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TAQG WES
HARVARD
COLLEGE
LIBRARY
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SEOANE'S NEUMAN AND BARETTI
ABRIDGED BY VELAZQUEZ,
A DICTIONARY
OF THE
Ba,
SPANISH AND ENGLISH LANGUAGES,
Abridged from the Author's Larger Work.
BY
MARIANO VELAZQUEZ DE LA CADENA, |
PROFESSOR OF THE SPANISH LANGUAGE AND LITERATURE IN COLUMBIA COLLEGE,
NEW YORK, AND CORRESPONDING MEMBER OF THE NATIONAL
INSTITUTE, WASHINGTON.
IN TWO PARTS:
L SPANISH—ENGLISH IL ENGLISH—SPANISH.
NEW YORK:
D. APPLETON AND COMPANY,
846 & 848 BROADWAY.
M DOOO LVIIL
£
to 5 =
uld Fl llalliury Mt suelen
Entered according to Act of Congress, in the year 1834,
Br D. APPLETON é COMPANY,
In the Clerk's Office of the District Court of the United States for the Southern
District of New York,
PREFACE
Tue very favorable manner in which the public has
been pleased to receive SEOANE'B SPANISH AND: ENGLISH
DicrIONARY, CORRECTED, IMPROVED, AND ENLARGED BY VE-
LAZQUEZ, has induced him to undertake this Abridgment,
in order to render that work more serviceable to younger
scholars, travellers, and men of business; taking at the
same time the utmost care to retain all the most usual
and necessary words, together with their various and fre-
quent meanings, so as to make it, though small in size, as
copious and complete as such a work can be.
With this object in view, the Editor has again consulted
not only the works which made the basis of said Dic-
tionary, but also other lexicographers and authors, partic-
ularly of Travels through the new republics of North and
South America, from which he has selected a great num-
ber of words belonging to the articles of commerce and
the natural productions of those countries, which he has
inserted in this Abridgment, together with many idioms
and provincialisms, not to be found in any other work of
this kind.
vl PREFACE.
As the Editor’s aim has been to make more easy and
familiar the intercourse between the two great nations
speaking the grandiloquous and energetic languages com-
piled in this Abridgment, and thereby to strengthen the
brotherly ties which he wishes may always bind them ; he
hopes that his humble efforts may not prove altogether
profitless to both the Americans and Spaniards ; as his sole
wish is to be, inasmuch as he can, useful to them.
MARIANO VELAZQUEZ DE LA OADENA.
New York, January, 1854.
IMPORTANT OBSERVATIONS.
I.—As the modern system of Orthography lately introduced by
the Spanish Academy has been adopted in this Abridgment, as
well as in the original Dictionary, the student is requested to
keep in mind the following directions :
1st. The words that may not be found in the combinations ja,
je, ji, jo, ju, ge, gi, should be looked for in the combinations za,
ze, Li, ZO, LU, je, ji, and vice versa: as, mujer, muger; exército,
ejército ; reloz, reloj, ete.
2d. The words that may not be found in the combinations ce,
cs, may be looked for in the combinations ze, zi, and vice versa.
3d. The words that may not be found in the combinations cua,
cue, cui, cuo, may be looked for in the combinations gua, gile, git,
quo, and vice versa: as, guando, cuando; qúestion, cuestion, etc.
. 4th. Those that may not be found in ca, que, qui, look for
them in chá, ché, chi, and vice versa: as, archángel, arcangel;
chérubin, quérubin ; chimica, química.
5th. Words with the syllables os, us, may be found in obs, ubs,
and vice versa: as, oscuro, obscuro.
6th. Those that may not be found in the combinations esc, est,
will be found in the combinations exc, ext, and vice versa: as,
escitar, excitar; estender, extender. j
Tth. Those that may not be found in the combination tras, will
be found in the combination trans, and vice versa: as, traspa-
rente, transparente.
Sth. Words that may not be found with ha, he, in the middle
Vil IMPORTANT OBSERVATIONS.
of words, may be looked for without it in the Dictionary, or vice
versa: as, azahar, azar; comprehender, comprender.
9th. Those that may not be found with the letter ¿, may be
looked for with the letter y, or vice versa: as, let, ley; reyna,
reina.
10th. Those that may not bo found with the letter 6, will be
found with the letter v, and vice versa: as, cibil, civil.
11th. Words with double n are often written with one: as, co-
natural, instead of connatural.
IL—In familiar letters and manuscripts from the former Span-
ish provinces there are to be found some faults, and the most
frequent are the following:
B instead of v, as llebo, in lieu of llevo, 1 carry.
Y <e b, “ voleta, “ boleta, a ticket.
SS c, “ seremonia, “ ceremonia, a ceremony.
O 4 8, “ selebro, “ — celebro, the brain.
S « z, “ casa, “ caza, hunting.
R * l, “ craro, “ claro, clear.
YS ll,“ cabayo, “ caballo, a horse.
E
Li y, “ pollo, “ poyo, a bench.
m “ onbre, * hombre, a man.
Z
NUEVO DICCIONARIO
DE LAS
LENGUAS ESPAÑOLA E INGLESA.
ESPAÑOL É INGLES—SPANISH AND ENGLISH.
ABA
ABA
A, prenounced as a in alarm.
A', prep. To, in, after, according to, on, by,
for, of, up; as
& Madrid, (in) To go to Madrid.
4 la Española, Jn or ane) the Spanish fashion.
4 la puerta, At the door. (Castile.
a ley de Castilla, According to the law of
á pis, (venir,) To come on foot.
ú hierro, (morir,) To dio hy the sword.
á dos A (venderse,) To be sold for two
rea
& vino, (oler,) To smell of wine,
á la cin (cruzar un rio con el agua,) To
croes a river with the water up to the walst,
a pevebe de bomba, Bomb-proof.
is now written instead of & el, To the,
A’ must be placed before the object direct
of an active verb, if it be a person, proper
noun, or thing personified; as, Ama á tu
projimo, Love thy neighbor.
oo rs for pupilo a A, for
esa, Highness, or for approv
Abába, sf. Red poppy.
Abaceria, sf. A Ty.
Abacéro, ra, a A grocer.
Abacial, a. Belonging to an abbot.
A'baco, am. (Arch.) Abacus,
Abad, sm. An abbot.
Ab af. The female rhinoceros,
Abadéjo, em. Codfish; yellow wren.
Abadéngo, ga, a. Abbatial.
Abadésa, sf. An abbesa.
Abadia, af. An 7 [abater.
A bajadór, am. 1. Stable-boy in mines. 2 An
Abajárse, er. To abase one's self,
Fie a, Under, underneath, below.
Abalapzár, ea. To balance; weigh; dart.
Abaldonár, ca. To debase, revile, reproach.
Abaleár, va. To winnow, sift, separate.
Abalizár, ca. (Nau.) To lay down buoys,
Aballestár, va. (Nat) To haul a cable,
Abalórios, sm. pl. Glass beada,
Abanderádo, sm. A standard-bearer.
Abanderizadór, ra, 2. A ringlcader.
Abanderizár, va. To cabal; foment riots.
a
Abandonádo,
Profligate. [debauchery. 3. Forlornness,
Abandonamiénto, sm. 1. Abandonment. 2
Abandonar, ea, To abandon, to forsake; to
a. 1. Abandoned, forlorn. 2
Abandóno, V. Abandonamtento. [give up.
Abanicár, va. To fan, winnow. *
Abanicázo, sm, Blow with a fan.
Abanico, sm.1. A fan. 2, (Naw) A spritsail,
Abaniquéro, em. A fan-maker.
Abaratár, va. To cheapen, to abate.
Abarbetár, va. (Nau) To rack.
Abárca, sf. A sole of coarse leather. — (skins,
Abarcádo, da, a. With the feot A indry
Abarcadór, ra, s, 1. Embracer. 2. Monopolist.
Abarcadúra, af. Abarcamiento, sm. An em-
brace. [monopoliza,
Abarcár, va. To clasp, embrace; contain;
Abarcón, sm. An iron ring, hoop.
Abarloár, on. To bear up, han! the wind.
Abarquillár, va. To shape like a boat,
Abarracérse, vr. To withdraw into barracka
Abarraganárse, vr. To live in concubinage.
Abarrancadéro, em. A heavy road; precipice.
Abarrancamiénto, a, Falling into pits; em-
barrassments,
Abarrancár, va. To break up a road; to dig
holes.—or, To full into a pit; to me
embarrassed.
Abarráz, em, (Bot.) Louse-wort.
Abarrotár, va. 1. To tie, bind. 2. Overstock,
Abarróte, em. (Nau.) Small labo dal
Abastadaménte, ad. (Obs.) Abundantly.
Abastardárse, un. To degenerate.
Abastecedór, ra, 8, A caterer, provider.
epic va. 1. To provide, to cater. 2. To
supply.
Abastecimiénto, am. Providing; provisions,
Abastlonár, va. To fortify with bastions.
Abásto, sm. The supply of a town; em-
broideries.
Abatanár, va. To heat or full cloth.
Abáte, sm. An abbé,
A'bate, inter). Take caro! Away!
Abatido, da, a. iy Neel spiritless; abject.
Abatimiénto, am, ecouragement lowness
ABL
of spirita, faintness. Abatimiento del
rumbo, (Nau.) The leeway of a ship.
Abatir, va. 1. To overthrow, to cut down.
2, Humble.—en. To descend, to stoop.—er.
1. To bo disheartened, dismayed. 2. (Nau.)
To have leeway.
Abdicación, af. Abdication.
Abdicár, va. 1. To abdicate, resign. 2 Annul.
Abdomen, sm. Abdomen, belly.
Abdominal, a. Abdominal.
Abducción, af rer Abdnuction.
Abductór, sm. (Anat.) Abductor.
Abecé, sm. The aiphatet the ABC.
Abocedário, em. Alphabet; spelling-book,
Abele YA des. Abeja maestra, Qu
a, af a een-
bee. Abeja macidega, Breeding-bee.
Abejár, em. A bec-hive. [are very fond.
Abejár, a. Uva abejar, A grape of which bees
r arrén, Abejorro, sm. A horse-fly.
a
erúco, sm, 1. The bee-eater,
(Mot.) A mean follow.
Abejéra, sf, Balm-mint or beo-wort.
Abejéro, em. A kooper of bee-hives,
Abejón, em. Humble-bee; a drone; a hornet.
Abejonázo, sn. A large wild bee.
Abejoncillo, sm. dim. A small wild bee, a
small drone.
O em. Humble-bee.
Abellacádo, da, a. Mean-spirited.
Abellacárse, vr. To become mean; to de-
e one's self
Abellotádo, a. Made in the form of acorns.
Aberengenádo, da, a, -plant color, lilac.
Aberración, ef (Astr.) Aberration.
Aberrugádo, da, a. Full of warta.
a 47. dile beginning; opening,
; a lea’
Ab cterno, Lat.) From all eternity. [fr.
Abéto, em. The silver-tree; the yew-leaved
Abotunádo, dá, a. Resembling b tumen.
as oa. a Oh Se ye : pitch. nae
rto, ta, a. 1. n. 2, Sincere, can
AN Full blown ble hal Bich
igarrádo, a, egated, motley.
Abigarrár, oa, To paint with a diversity of
colors,
Abigeáto, em. (Law.) Theft of cattle.
Abi sm. a cattle-thiof
roy do, a, Wearing long whiskers.
Abibáres, em. Narcissus, daffodil; a precious
stone. ning.
Abinicio, (or ad tnibdo, Lat.) From the
Abintestato, a. (Lat.) Intestate.
ina y rta es os
mál, a. Belonging to an abysa,
Abismáles, e. Saco nails,
Abismár, va. To dep to humble.
Abismo, em. Abyss; gulf; immense depth.
ii af. A turn of the cable around
ts.
Abitáquo, em. A rafter or joist.
Abitar el cable, To bit tho cable,
Abitas del molinete, Carrick-bits,
Abiténes, am. pl. To 1 sheet-bita,
Abizcochádo, da, a. In the form of a biseuit.
Abjuración, af Abjuration.
Abjurér, va. Sees dogo upon oath.
Ablandadór, ra, a. Mollifier, softener.
Ablandamiénto, em. Mollification, litigation.
ABO
Ablandár, va. & n. 1. To soften, to mollify,
torclent. 2, To loosen. 8 To
Ablandativo, va, a. Bland, mild.
Ablano, sm. The hazel-tree. {Latin nouns.
Ablativo, Ablátive, am. The sixth case of
Ablución, af. Ablution, cleansing, lotion.
Abnegación, i Abnegation, self-denial.
Abnegár, ea, To renounce, to deny, abnegate.
Abobado, da, a, Stupid, Py ha silly.
Abobamiénto, am. Stupefaction, stapidity.
Abobár, va. 1. To stapefy. 2 Y. Embobar.—
er. To grow stupi
Abocádo, a. Mild, eable; applied to wine.
Abocamiénto, em. por ey.
Abocár, va. To take or catch with the mouth.
Abocar la paar ate eae point the guna,
Abocar un estrecho, To enter the mouth of
a channel or strait.—or. To meet, to have
an interview.
Abocardádo, da, a. Wide-mouthed.
beet arnádo, a, Out of countenance,
ushed. [voke. er. To blush.
Abochornár, ea. 1. To
overheat, 2 To pro-
Abocinádo, a. Bent.
Abocinár, on. (Low.) To fall upon the face.
Abofeteadér, ra, 8. Buffeter. {insalt,
Abofeteár, va. 1. To slap one's face. 2 To
Abogacía, py Profession of a lawyer.
Abogáda, ef. A mediatrix, a counsellor's wifa,
Abogadeár, on. To play the advocate; iron.
Abogado, em, 1, Advocate, counsellor. 2 A
mediator. cause, 2. To mollify.
A , om 1. To advocate, to plead the
Ahohetádo, da, a. Inflated, swollen.
Aboléngo, sm. 1. Ancestry. 2. Lineage, do-
scent, inheritance.
Abolición, af Abolition, extinction.
Abolir, ea. To abolish, annul.
Abolládo, V, Alechugado.
Abolladara, af 1. Incquality. 2 Bruise.
Aboilár, ea 1. To emboss. 2 To annoy
with an unpleasant discourse. 3. Tostun
and confound. 4 Tobruise. [the vino.
Abollón, am. (Prov.) A bud, in particular of
Abollonár, ca, To emboss. pares:
esate da, a. Puckerod, folded like a
Abomináble, a. Detestable, odious, heinous,
Abominación, ef, Abomination, detestation.
Abominár, ea. To detest, to abhor.
Abonádo, da, a. A subscriber.
Abonádo, da, a, 1. Creditable, rich. 2, Fit for.
Abonadór, óra, a. A bail or surety.
Abonanzár, on. To clear up.
Abonár, va. 1. To bail, to insure. 2. To tm-
prove. 28 To manure. 4 To give one
credit—vr. To subscribe; warrant.
Abéno, em, Warrant, bail; manure; a receipt.
Abordadér, em. (Nau.) Boarder; an intruder.
Abordáge, em. (Nau.) Boarding a shi
Abordár, va. 1. To board a ship. 2, To run
foul of a ship.
Abórdo, em. Atet) Address, attack, shock,
force. bordo, on board, in the ship,
Aborigénes, am. pl. Aborigines, [finimed.
Aborrachádo, da, 7. 1. High-colored. 2. In-
Aborrascárso, or. To be stormy. [hator.
Aborrecedór, ra, a, Abhorrer, detoster, a
Aborrecér, va, To abhor, hate, detest, desert.
Aborrecible, a. Hateful, detestable. | (tion.
Aborrocimiénto, em. Abhorrence, detesta.
ABR
ABU
Abortamiénto, 4m. Abortion.
Abortár, ca. To miscarry.
Abortivaménte, ad. Abortively.
Abortivo, va, €. Abortive.
Aborto, em. A miscarriage; a monster.
Aborujárse, cr. To be muffled or wrapped up.
Abotagarse, or. To be swollen, to be inflated.
Abotinddoyda, a Made in the form of half-
TS.
AE onadór, sm. buttoning instrument.
Abotonár, ea. To button; bud; to furm a
button.
Abovedádo, a. Arched, vaulted.
Abovedár, va. To arch, to vault.
Aboyádo, da, a. A farm rented, with oxen
for ploughing.
Aboyar, ea. (Nau.) To lay down buo
A'bra, af. A bay, haven; creek; valley;
Abracijo, em, (Coll) An embrace,
Abrahonár, ea. To hold one by the garment.
Abrasadór, ra, a. A burner.
Abrasamiénto, em. Burning; inflammation.
Abrasár, er. To burn; fire; squander; pro-
voke.—or. To be agitated by any violent
on, to glow.
Abrasilado, a. Brazil-wood color.
Abrazadéra, af. 1, A band. 2, A cleat.
Abrazadór, ra, 8. 1. Embracer. 2 (Low)
Thief-taker. 8 A hook.
Abrazamiénto, am. riibaR
Abrazár, ta, 1. To embrace, to hug; to clasp.
2. To surround.
Abráza, em, A hug, an embrace.
A'brego, am. A southwest wind.
Abrenúncio, int. (Lat.) Far be it from me.
Abrevadéro, sm. A watering-place for cattle.
Abrevádo, a. softened in water. [Waterer.
Abrevadór, em. 1. He who waters cattle. 2.
Abrevár, ca. To water cattle.
Abreviacién, £/. Abbreviation.
Abreviadór, ra, s. An abridger.
Abreviár, va. To abridge.
Abreviatura, af. Abbreviation.
Abreviaturia, af Office of a breviator.
Abribondrse, er, To act the scoundrel; stroll.
Abridéro, ra, a. Aperitive; easily opened.
Abridór, sm. 1. Freestone-peach. 2. Opener.
Abridor de láminas, An engraver. .Abdri-
A cr en a Shoe or nen sinker.
rigad am. Sheltered place,
Abrigáño, sm. A shelter for cattle.
Abrigár, va, To shelter, to protect, to pat-
ronize; to warm.
Abrigo, sm, Shelter, protection, aid.
Abril, em. April
Abrillantár, ca. To cut a diamond into facets;
to make any precious stone sparkle by
lishing it.
Abrimiénto, sm. An opening.
Abrir, va. 1. To open; to unlock, 2, To re-
move obstacles. 3 To engrave. Abrir
el dia, Todawn. Abrtr el ojo, To be alert.
Abrir la mano, To accept bribes; to be
erous, Abrir los ojos & uno, To un-
eceive, to enlighten. 4 .Abrirse con
, To disclose one's secreta Abrir
registro (speaking of a vessel), To begin
to take in cargo.
Abrochadór, sm, An instrument to button
on clothes,
ure.
Abrochadúra, sf Abrochamiénto, sm. But-
Abrochár, To button on. {toning on,
¥ Abrogation, repeal.
, te. To abrogate, to annul.
Abrojal, em. A place covered with thistles
Abrvjo, em. 1. (Bot.) Caltrops, thistle, thorn,
rickle, 2, A crowfoot. 3. A lash.—pi
idden rocks in the ses.
Abromádo, de a 1. (Naw) Dark, hazy,
foggy. 2 Worm-eaten.
Abromárse, vr. (Nau.) To be worm-eaten.
Abro ae To cover one's self with a
shield. 2 To defend one's self
Abrótano, roe Southernwood.
Abrotonár, on. (Nau.) To scud dismasted.
Abrumádo, da, a. Weary.
Abrumadór, ra, 4. A teaser.
Abrumár, va. 1. Tocrush. 2, To cause great
a pure or hae ak overlay. li
rutúdo, da, a. Bru ungovernable,
Abscéso, om. An abscess,
Absit, tnf. God forbid!
Absolución, af. Absolution; acquittal.
Absolata, 2/. Dogma, universal proposition.
Absolutaménte, ad. Absolute] y
Absolúto, ta, a, 1. Absolute, Imperlous,
Absolutório, a. Absolutory.
Absolvér, va. To absolve;
Absorción, af. et) Absorption.
Absé a. Amazed, absorbed in thought,
Absorvéncia, ef pre
Absorvénte, am. & pa. > ed.) Absorbent,
Absorvér, ea. 1, To absorb. 2. To hurry along.
Absorvido, a. (Med.) Absorbed.
Abstémio, mia, a. Abstemious.
Abstenérse, er. To abstain, forbear.
Abstergénte, Abstersivo, va, a, Cleansing,
abstergent,
Abstergér, va. To cleanse,
Abstersión, af Abstersion.
Abetinéncia, af, Forbearance, abstinence.
Abstinénte, a. Abstinent. ment,
Abstracción, sf. 1. Abstraction. 2 Ketire-
Abstractivo, va, a. Abstractive.
Abstrácto, ta, a. Abstract.
Abstraér, oa. 1. To abstract, 2. To refrain
from. “8. To differ in opinion.
Abstraido, da, a. Retired.
Abstriso, sa, a. Abstruse, difficult,
Absuélto, ta, a. Free.
Absáúrdo, sm. Absurdity, nonsense.
Absfrdo, da, a. Nonsensical, absurd.
pees da oe hoopoe, or hoopoo,
uéla, af Grandmother,
Abuélo, sm. Grandfather, j *2cestor.
Abultádo, da, a. 1. Increased. 2. Bulky.
Abultadór, am. Stiffener.
Abultár, va. To increase, to enlarge.—on
To be bulky or large.
Abundamiénto, sm. Y. Abundancia.
Abundáncia, af. Abundance, opulence,
Abundánte, a. Abundant, plentifal.
Abundanteménte, ad. Abundantly.
Abundár, on. To abound, to have plenty.
Abuñuelár, ea. To make something in the
shape of a fritter.
Abureládo, da, a. Grayish.
Aburrido, da, a. Weary.
Aburrimiónto, sm. Vexation, despondency,
tediousness; weariness, mows
ACE
ACA
Aburrir, va. To vex, to perplex, to weary.
Aburujádo, da, a. 1. Pressed together. 2.
Perplexed.
Aburujár, ca. To press or heap together.
Abusár, oa. To abuse or misapply a thing.
Abusivo, va, 4. Abusive.
Abúso, 4m. Misusage, abuse.
Abyocción, sf Abjection, abjectness,
Abyécto, ta, a Abject, dejected.
Aca, ad. Here, this way. De cuanda acá?
Since when? .Acá no 86 estila, That's not
tho custom here. Ven acá, Come along.
Acá y allá, Mere and there. Acd, Hey,
usod in ne
Acabáble, a. What may be finished.
Acabádo, da, a. 1. Perfect. 2. Old; t!l-<dressed.
Acabador, ra, €, Finisher, completer.
Acabalár, va. To complete, to finish.
Acabaliadéro, em. The time and place when
horses cover mares. mare.
Acaballido, da, a, 1. Covered; applied to a
Acaballár, va. To cover a mare,
Acaballerádo, da, a, Gentlemanlike.
Acaballerár, ca. 1. To render genteel. 2. To
make a person behave as a Featieman:
Acabamiónto, em. End, completion, death.
Acabár, va. & n, 1. To finish, to conclude;
toachleve, 3. To harass. 8, To obtain. 4.
To terminate, to come to an end. 5. To
die; to consume; to extinguish; to fail—
or. To grow feeble. La vela se está aca-
bando, The candle is flickering. Zs cosa
de nunca acabarse, It is an endless affair,
Acaba de llegar, He hus just arrivell.
Acabestrillar, on. To go fowling with a
stalking-horse or Ox.
Acabildar, ca. To unite persons by persua-
sion to do something.
Acabosito, ad, That’s enough.
Acabronádo, da, a. Bold, unembarrassed.
Acacheteár, er. To tap, to pat, to striko,
Acácla, af. Acacia. (2 A naked figure.
Academia, af 1. Academy ; cas 4 society.
Académico, am. 1. Academician, 2 a. Aca-
demical, de.
Acaccedéro, ra, a. Incidental.
Acaecér, on. def. To happen, to come to pass.
Acaecimiénto, em. Event, incident.
Acál, am, A canoe. [to assuage.
Acallar, ca, To quiet, to hush; to mitigate,
Acaloramiénto, 4m. Ardor, heat; agitation.
Acalorár, va, 1. To warm. 2. Tointlame. 3,
To urge on. 4 To promote.—er, To grow
warm.
Acamádo, da, a. Laid flat,
mii Aa da, a. Resembling cambric.
Acamellido, da, a. Camel-like,
Acampaménto, em. Encampment, camp.
Acampár, va. To encamp.
Acampo, em. A common pasture.
Acamuzádo, da, a. Chamois-colored.
A’cana, ef. A hard reddish wood of Cuba.
Acanaládo, da, a. 1. Passing through a chan-
nel 2, Btriated, channelled,
Acanaladór, em. Grooving-plane. [back.
Acanaládos, em, pl. The ridge of a horse's
Acanalár, ta. 1. To make a canal. 2. To flute,
to groove.
Acandiládo, da, a, Made with sharp points,
E ee da, a. Cinnamon-color.
ees ee er. To morttfy; gangrene.
Acanilládo, da, a. Forming furrows.
Acantarár, va. To measure by cániaras or
four-gallon vessels.
Acantilada costa, a. An accessible coast.
Acánto, am. (Bot.) Prickly thistle; acanthus.
Acantonamiénto, sm. Cantonment
Acantonár, va. To canton. inted canes.
Acafiavereir, ea. To wound with wel
Acaiionear, va, To cannonade. {er cl
Acaparrárse, vr. To take refuge under anoth-
Acaparrosádo, da, a. Copperas-color.
Acaponádo, da, a. Capon-like,
Acardenalar, va. To beat black and blue, to
pinch.—+er. To be covered with livid spots,
Acareamiénto, sm. Com g, confronting.
Acariciadór, ra, 8. Fondler.
Acsriciár, ea. To fondle, to caress.
Acarrárse, er. To go under the shade, (ap-
plied to sheep.)
Acarreadizo, za, a. Portable,
Acarreador, ra, A carrier; a porter.
Acarreár, va, 1. To carry. 2. (Met.) To cause.
8. or. To bring upon one's self.
Acarréo, em. Carriage, conveyance. Cosas
de acarreo, Goods transported as freight.
Acarréto, am, Hilode acarreto, Pack-thread,
Acáso, sm. Chance, casualty.
Acáso, ad. By chance, by accident.
Acastilládo, de a. (Obs.) Castellated,
iS sm. The upper works of a ship.
Acastorádo, da, a. Like the texture of beaver.
Acatamiénto, sm. Esteem, respect; acknuwl-
edgment; view. Tinspect,
Acatár, va. To respect; acknowl :
Acatarrárse, or. To catch cold.
Acaudaládo, da, a. Rich, wealthy.
Acaudalár, va. 1. To hoard up riches, 2, To
uíre a reputation.
Acandilladór, sm. Commander of troops,
Acaudillár, va, To command troops,
Acayoiba, sm, Mahogany.
Accedénte, pa, Acceding.
Accedcr, on. To accede; to agree.
Accesible, a, 1. Accessible. 2 Attainable,
8. Approachable.
Accesion, af Accession; access, parnxysm.
Accéso, 4m, Access; copulation; accession.
Accesoriamónte, ad. Accessorily.
Accesórias, 8/. pe 1, Accessories ; out-build-
ings. 2. sg. A room with the door opening
to the street,
Accesório, ria, a. Accessory, additional. Ac-
cesorias obras, The outworks of a fortresa,
Accidentádo, da, a. Affected with fits,
Accidental, a. Accidental, casual, fortuitona,
Accidentalménte, ad. Accidentally, casually,
Accidentarse, or. To be seized with a fit.
Accidentazo, sm, augm. A severe fit of illnesa,
Accidénte, sm. Accident, chance, hap; a
sudden fit.
Acción, sf Action; deed, lawsuit, stock.
Accion de gracias, Thanksgiving, act of
thanking; share of capital stock.
Accionár, on. To gesticulate.
Accionista, sm. Stockholder, partner, sharer,
nina sm. Surfoit; disease of ani-
mals.
Acebédo, sm, Plantation of holly-troes,
Acébo, ‘sm. Holly-tree, dwarf:
ACE
Acebuchál, em. Plantation of wild olive-trees.
Acebuchal, a. Belonging to wild olives.
Acebúche, em. Wild olive-tree. [olive.
Acebuchéno, na, a. Belonging to the wild
Acebuchina, af. Fruit of the wild olive-tree.
Acechador, ra, 2. Lier in ambush; intruder.
Acechár, ex. To lie in ambush, to waylay;
to pry into.
Acecho, em. Waylaying, lying in ambush.
Al acecho or en acecho, ad. In wait, in
ambush.
Acechén, a, 8. Waylayer, prier, Hacer la
acechona, To scrutinize, to pry into.
Acecinar, ea. To salt and dry meat in the
air.—er. To grow old, dry, and withered.
Acedaménte, ad. Sourly, bitterly.
Acedár, ea. To sour; displease.
Acedera, af. (Bot.) Sorre!. acrid taste.
Acederilla, 2f. (Bot.) Wood-sorrel; plant ofan
Acedia, ef. Acidity, sourness; roughness;
asperity of address,
Acédo, a, G. Acid, sour; harsh, unpleasant,
Actfalo,a, a. Without achief, wanting a head.
Aceitár, ea. To oil, to rnb with oil, to anoint.
Acéite, sm. Oil; any unctuous liquor; fat.
Aceite de comer, Olive, or sweet oil.
Aceite de Code. Train-oil. Acette de
merluza, Cod-oil Aceite de palo, Balsam
copaiba. Acette de línaza, «oil,
Accitéra, af. Oil-jar, ofl-cruet.
Acciterúzo, am. A blow given with an oil-jar.
Acelteria, £f. Shop where oil is sold.
Aceitéro, a, 8. Oil-man; vessel for holding oil.
Aceitóso, sa, a. Oily, fat, greasy.
Aceitúna, e. Olive. Aceitunas eapateraa,
Olives a long time in pickle,
Aceitunáda, q/. Olive-season.
Aceltunádo, da, a. Olive-green. [olives,
Aceitunéro, s7n. Gatherer, seller, or carrier of
Aceitúno, sm. Olive-tree. tion.
Aceleración, 8f. Acceleration, increase of mo-
Acelerar, ca. To accelerate, hasten, hurry.
Acélga, sf Spinage-beet.
Acémila, af A mule; mule-tax. [teers.
Acemilár, a. Belonging to males and mule-
Acemileria, ef Mule-stable.
Acemiléro, sm. A muleteer. .
Acemiléro, ra, a. Belonging to mules, in
particular to the King's mules
Acemita, sf Bread made of fine bran,
Acemite, em. Pollen, fine bran; grits; pot-
tage made of parched half-ground wheat.
Acendrádo, da, a. Purified; refined.
Acendrar, ca. To purify or refine metals; to
free from stain.
Acensuár, ea. To lease out for a certain rent.
Acénto, am. Accent.
Acentuación, 8f. Accentuation.
Acentuár, ea. To accentuate.
Acéña, af A water-mill. [water-mill.
Aceñcro, sm. The tenant or keeper of a
Accpar, en. To take root.
Acepción, sf. Acceptation. Acepcion de
personas, A partiality shown to any per-
son without d to merit.
Acepilladúra, af Planing; shavings.
Acepillár, ra. To plano; to brush ; to polish,
Aceptabllidud, 47. Acceptability.
Aceptáble, a. Worthy of acceptance,
Aceptación, sf’ Acceptation; approbation.
ACH
La
Aceptadór, ra, Aceptánte, a. Acceptor.
Aceptár, va. To accept. Aceptar personas,
To favor particular perrons: Aceptar una
letra, To accept a bilL—or, To be pleased.
Acépto, ta, a. Acceptable, agreeable, pleasin
Accquia, af A canal, drain. channel.
Acequiádo, da, a. Intersected by drains;
Acequiadór, em. Drain-maker, canal-maker.
Acequiár, va. To construct canals or drains.
Acequicro, sm. Surveyor or maker of canals
or drains.
A’cer, sm. Maple-tree.
Acéra, af. Sidewalk.
Acerádo, da, a. Steeled; strong.
Acerar, ea. To steel; impregnate with steel.
Acerbaménte, ad. Harshly, rudely.
Acerbidád, sf. Acerbity, asperity ; sharpness,
Acerbo, ba, a. Rough to the taste; severe.
Acérca, prep. About, relating to, concerning.
Acercamiénto, em. (Obs.) Approach, approx-
imation. {near to.
Acercár, va. To approach ; to accost, to come
aos Acerillo, $m. Pin-cushion; small
pillow.
Acerino, vag oe Steely, hard, firm.
Acéro, am, Steel. Acero colado, Cast-stecl.
Acero de rosa, Rose-steel.—p1. Espuda
de buenos aceros, A sword of well-tem-
pered steel. {leaved hawthorn.
Aceróla, af Azarole, the fruit of the parsley-
Acerólo, em. The parsley-leaved bawthorn,
Acerbrar, ta. os) To seize, grasp, gripe.
Acerrimaménte, ad. Strenuously.
Acérrimo, ma, d. sup, Very vigorons,
Acertadaménte, ad. Opportunely, fitly.
Acertado, da, a, Fit, proper, timely.
Aran ra, 8. One who hits on the right
point.
Acertár, ea. To hit the mark; conjecture
right; happen unexpectedly; take root.
Acertijo, am. A riddle, enigma,
Aceruclo, am. A small pack-saddle for riding.
Acérvo, 4m. A heap; the whole; any thing.
Acetabulo, sm, Cruet; a Roman measure,
Acetosilla, af Sorrel.
Acetóso, sa, a. Acotous; acid.
Acútre, 4m. A small bucket; holy-water-pot,
Achacadizo, za, a. (Obs.) Feigned, fraudulent.
Achacár, ca. To impute; to father; to frame
an excuse.
Achacosaménte, ad. Sickly.
Achacóso, sa, a. Sickly, unhealthy.
Achaflanár, va. To lower one end of a board.
pee rain, da, a. Of the size of a shrub;
short. Ri
Acháque, am. Habitual indisposition; month-
ly courses; excuse; a failing; fine, penalty.
Achaquéro, em. A magistrate of the board
of meata in Spain.
Acharolar, va. To japan, varnish.
Achicádo, da, a. Diminished, reduced.
Achicadór, ra, 8 Diminisher, reducer,
Nau.) Bailing-scoop.
Achicadúrn, 2/. Diminution, reduction.
Achicár, va. To diminish, to lessen; to bale
a boat or draín a mino. Achicar un cabo
To shorten a rope. Achicar el agua del
navío, To free the ship.
Achicharrár, va. To fry meat too much; te
over-heat, 5
ACO
Achichinquo, sm. A miner who drains the
mines of water.
ACO
to lay cuttings of plants in the ground; to
square timber.
Achicéria, ¢f Succory, wild endive, chicory. Acoderárse, er. To put a spring on a cable.
Achinár, ea. To intimidate, to terrify.
Achinelado, da, a. Made like a slipper.
Achióte, Achóte, sm. The heart-leaved bixa,
A ne or (Colt) 5 :
isparse, er. .) To get tipsy.
Achocár, va. To knock asunder; to hoard
money.
Achorizádo, da, a. made into sa oR,
Achuchár, Achuchurrár, va. (Coll.) To crush.
Achuládo, da, a. Waggish, froticsome.
Aclago, ga, a. Unfortunate, melancholy, sad.
Acial, Aciár, sm, Barnacle put upon the
nose of a horse.
Acodillúr, ca. To bend any thing to an angle;
to sink under a burden.
Acódo, em, A shoot of a layer.
Acogedizo, za, a. Collected promiscuously.
Acogedór, ra, a. Harboror.
Acogér, ea. To give shelter; to rocelve.
( et) To protect.—er. To take refuge; to
make use of a pretext for dissimulation.
Acogida, af Reception; concurrence.
Acogido, am. Collection of breeding mares
kept at a certain price; temporary ad-
mission of flocks into pasture-ground.
Acogollár, ea, To cover plants with straw.
Aciano, em. Corn-flower. Acogolladára, 4f Earthing up of plants.
Acibar, em, The juice from the aloes; aloes- ‘Acogombraddra, Y: Digging up the ground
tree, Actbar caballuno, Horse-aloes;| about punta lants,
harshness, bitterness, Acogom about
Acibarár, ca. To put the juice of aloes into | A
any thing; to imbitter.
Acibarrér, ca. (Obs.) To dash against.
Acicaladór, ra, 8. A polisher, burnisher.
Acicaladúra, sf, Acicalamiénto, sm. Burn-
ishing. [dress in stylo.
Acicalár, va. To polish, to burnish.—er. To
Acicite, sm. A long-necked Moorish spur.
Aciche, em. A two-odged tool used by tilers.
Acidéz, sf. Acidity.
Acidificacién, af Acidification.
A'cido, am. Acid.—a, Acid, sour, sharp.
Acidulár, va. To make sour, piquant
Acídulo, la, a. Acidulous, tart.
Aclérto, am. A good hit, Con acierto, With
effect; dexterity; chance; casualty.
Aciguatado, da, a. Jaundiced.
Aciguatárse, vr. To be seized with jaundice.
Acijádo, da, a. Of the color of acíje.
Acije, em. Copperas.
Acijóso, sa, a. Brownish ; ofa blackish earth,
Acim af. The citron-tree. lace.
Acimentárse, or. To settle one's self in a
Ación, af. Stirrup-leather.
Acionéro, em. A maker of stirrup-leathers.
Acipádo, da, a, Well milled; fulled.
Aciráto, am. A landmar EA
Acitára, em. Partition wall; rail of a bridge,
Acitron, am. A citron dried; candied lemon.
Aclamación, af Acclamati
shouting with Joy.
Aclamadór, ra. 8. Applauder, shouter.
Aclamár, ca. To shout, to appland, to huzza,
Aclaración, INustration, explanation.
Aclarár, va. To clear from obscurity; make
bright; illustrate, explain; widen; clarify.
—en, To clear up.
Aclocádo, da, a. Stretched at a fire, table, due.
Aclocárse, or. To brood ; to stretch one's self.
Acobardár, va. To daunt, intimidate.
Acoccadór, ra, 8. A horse that kicks,
Acoceamiénto, a. Act and effect of kicking.
Acoceár, va. To kick, to wince.
Acochárse, er. To squat, to stoop down.
Acochinár, ea. To murder, (Met.) To bush
up; to humble. [neck
Acocotár, va. To kill by a blow upon the
Acodadáúra, 4/. Pendlog the elbow.
Acodalár, ca. (Arch.) To pnt in lintels,
Acodáír, e (Obs.) To Jean the elbow upon;
. | Aconhortárso, or. To conso
rár, ea. To dig up the groan
cogotado, da, a. Killed 4
neck.
Acogotár, ea. To kill by a blow on the neck,
Acoltáúr, va. To be very careful.
Acolalán, sm, An insect in Madagascar.
Acolár, va. (Blaz.) To arrange two coats of
arms under the same crown, do.
Acolchár, va. To quilt.
Acólito, am, Acolyte; an assistant.
Acolladóres, em, pl. Laníards of a shi
Acollarádo, da, a. Having a collar; birds hav-
ing differont plumage round their necks,
Acollarar, ca. To yoke or harness horses,
oxen, d:c.; to couple hounds.
Acombár, ea. To bend, to crook,
Acomendador, sm. Protector, aider.
Acometedór, ra, 8, An agressor, assaulter.
Acometér, ea, To attack, to assault; to un-
dertake; to tempt. [a fit.
Acometida, y. Acometimiénto, sm, Attack ;
Acomodible, a. Accomiodable.. [iency.
Acomodación, ef Accommodation, conven»
Acomodádo, da, a. Convenient, fit; rich.
Acomodadór, ra, ¢. Box-keeperin the theatre,
Acomodamiénto, sm. Accommodation.
Acomodér, va. To accommodate ; reconcile ;
farnish.—er. To comply.
Acomodaticio, cla, a. F vo,
Acomódo, sm. Accommodation, situation.
y a blow on tbe
on, the act of| Acompañádo, da, Accompanied; an assistant
judge, surgeon, de.
Acompañadór, ra, 8, Attendant, accompanter.
Acompañamiénto, em, Attendanco, com-
pany; retinue. [ing.
Acompafiinte, pa. Accompanying, attend-
Acompañár, va. To accompany, to attend.
Acom o, da, a. Measurod by the com-
pass; in regular timo. [constitution.
Acomplexionádo, da, a. Of a good or bad
Aconchadillo, em. Kind of ragout or stewed
meat. lh an.) To embay.
Aconchír, oa. be.) o fit out a ship.
Acondicionádo, da, a. Conditioned.
Acondicionir, va. To dispose, to constitute,
Acongojar, va. To vex, to ore to afflict
o one's self, to
take courage.
Acónito, am. Aconite, wolf's-bane,
Aconsejáble, a. Advisable. [itor,
Aconsejadór, ra, s. Adviser, counsellor, mon-
ACR
ACU
Aconsejar, ca. To atvise; take advice. (ly.
Aconsonantar, ra. To use rhymes improper-
Acontár, ca. To count, calculate; prop.
(Nan) To shore. bpen.
Acontecedéro, ra, 4. That which may hap-
Acontecér, e. To arrive; to happen. [alty.
pri epa Pata ad as casu-
Acopado, a. Cup-shaped, vasiform.
Acopár, on. To shape like a cup.
copetado, da, a. Toupee-shaped.
Acopiamiénto, sm. Gathering, picking up.
Acopiar, va. thd ara to store up, to lay up.
Acópio, em. Gathering, storing, hoarding.
Acoplado, a. Fitted, adjusted, joined.
Acoplár, oa. To accouple; to frame; to set-
tle differences: to yoke beasts.
Acoquinár, ea. To intimidate, terrify.
Acorar, oa. (Obs.) To afflict, molest.
Acorazonádo, a. Heart-shaped.
Acorchárse, er. To shrivel; become torpid.
Acordación, +f. Remembrance. [jointly.
Acordadaménte, ad. By common consent,
Acordádo, da, a. ; done deliberately.
Lo acordudo, Decree enforcing prior
proceedings.
Acordár, ea. To decide unanimously ; to con-
cert; remind; to tune instruments; to
group figures in a picture; to deliberate. —
on, To agree.—vr. To weigh, consider ma-
tarely; threaten; to remember.
Acórde, a. Conformable; colnciding in opin-
fon.—e. Consonance; harmony.
Acordelár, ca. To measure with a cord.
Acordeménte, ad. By common consent.
Acordonádo, da, a. Surrounded; corded.
Acordonár, ea. To make in the form of a
cord ; to surround.
Acóres, sm. (Med) Achor, a kind of herpes.
prada eadér, ra, s. A beast fighting with its
rns,
Acorneár, ca. To strike with the horns,
Acóro, sm. Sweet-flag, calamua,
Aocorralér, ca. To pen up cattle; intimidate.
Acorrér, ea. (Little us.) To help; hasten.
Acortamiénto, sm, Contraction, abridgment.
Acortár, oa. To shorten, to abridge; obstruct.
Acortar la cela, To shorten sall.—or. To
shrivel; to be bashful.
Acorullar, va. To bridle or hold up the oars.
Acorvár, va. To curve, to bend.
Acorzár, va. (Little us.) To dress a child in
short clothes.
Acosadór, ra, 2. A pursuer, persecutor, vexer.
Acosamiénto, am. Persecution, trouble,
Acosár, ca. To pursue close; to vex.
Acoetádo, da, a. Laid down. (salary.
Acostamiénta, sm. Lying down; rest; a
Acostár, ra. To lay down.—or. To approach.
(N au) Tostand in shore. [be accustomed.
Acostambrár, va. To accastom, use.—on. To
Acotación, 2/. Limit, bound; quotation, note,
Acotamiénto, sm. Limitation, quotation.
Acotár, ea. To limit; to lop off; to quote;
to attest; to accept for a certain price; to
witness.
Acotillo, sm, A large smith's- hammer.
Acoyundár, va. To yoke oxen to a draught.
A’cre, a. Sour; mordant; rough.—s. Acre,
Acrebite, 8, Sulphur. crease.
Acrecéncia, af Acrecontamiénto, i In-
[ment,
tar, Acrecér, va. To increase, to aug-
Acreditado, da, a. Accredited, distinguished.
Acreditár, ca. To assure; credit; prove.
Acrecdór, sm, A creditor; a meritorious
n
Acrecentadór, ra, 2. Increaser.
Acrecen
person.
Acrecr, va. To lend, to assist.
Acreménte, ad, Sourly.
Acrianzádo, da, a. Educated, instructed.
Acribadúra, EA Sifting.
Acribár, va. To sift, to separate; to examine.
Acribillár, ea. To pierce like a sieve; tc
molest.
Acriminación, af Crimination.
Acriminadór, ra, @ Accuser, informer.
Acriminár, va. To criminate; accuse, im-
peach: aggravate.
Acriménia, 4f. Acrimony, sourness; peros
Acrisolár, oa. To refine, to purify, to cleanse.
Acristianar, ca. (Coll.) To christen, baptize.
Acróbato, am. Rope-dancer.
Acromático, a. Achromatic.
Acrómion, af. (Anat.) Acromion.
Acronicto, ta, a. Acronycal.
Acróstico, ca, a. Acrostic.
Acrotéra, Acrotéria, af A small pedestal, &c.;
tho highest part of a column. lece.
Acrotério, sra. The superior part ofa frontis-
Acróy, em. (ote) A gentleman of the king's
houschol
A’cta, af. Act, record. The acts of com-
munities. Actas de los santos, The lives
of the saints. [1-144th of an inch,
Actimo, em. 1-12th of a punto, which is
Actitár, oa. To sue, to enact.
Actitúd, af. Attitude, position.
Activi af. Activity, quickness,
fen va, a. Active, diligent. Vos activa,
uffrage.
A’cto, sm. Act or action; thesis; instance.
Actor, em. Actor, player; plaintiff; attorney.
Actéra, sf Plaintiff.
Actriz, 8f. Actress, player.
Actuación, af. Actuation, e
Actuádo, da, a. Actuated; skilled,
al a. Actual, present, real, effective,
Actualidád, af. Present state of things.
Actualizár, ea. (Prov.) To realize.
Actuánte, pa. Defender of a thesis. [thesis
Actuár, va. To digest; consider; to support a
Actuário, em. An actuary, clerk of a court.
Acta a. (Little us.) Active, diligent.
Acuadrillár, ta. To collect or head a troop.
Acuário, sm. Aquarius.
Acuarteládo, da, a. Divided into quarters.
Acuartelamiénto, em. Quarters,
Acuartelár, va. To quarter troops.
Acuartillár, on. To bend under a heavy load.
Acuátil, a. Aquatic.
Acubádo, da, a. Resembling a pail or bucket.
Acacharádo, da, a. Spoonlike Cnt
Acuchilládo, da, a. Slashed; experienced,
Acuchilladór, ra, a. Bully.
Acuchillár, ea. To cut or hack; to fight with
knives or swords.
Acudimiónto, em. Aid, assistance.
Acudir, on, To assist, to support; to pro
duce; to have recourse; to run up.
Acuedicto, em. Aqueduct,
A'cueo, a, a. Watory.
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Acuérdo, em. Decision of a tribunal; body |
of the members of a tribunal; opinion,
sulvico. De acuerdo, Unanimously; to
come to an understanding, Acuerdos del
reino, Remonstrances of the realm.
Acuitar, va. To afilict, to oppress.—or. To
grieve.
Acaládo, da, «. (Low) Retired. [retreat.
Aculár, va. (Low) To force into a corner; to
Aculebrinádo, da, +. Made like a culverin.
Acullá, ad. On the other side, yonder;
opposite,
Acumulación, af Accumulation, gathering.
Acumuiador, ra, 8. Accumulator; recorder.
Acumular, ea, To accumulate, to heap up;
to impute; to file records. (prevention.
Acumulativaménto, ad, (Law) By way of
Acuñactón, af Coining, coinage,
Acuñador, ra, 8, Coiner, minter.
Acuñár, va, To coin; to wedge. Acuflar
dinero, (Met.) To hoard up money.
Acuóso, sa, a. Watery. ;
Acurrucárse, or. To muffle one’s self up.
Acurrullár, ca. To take down the sails,
Acusable, a, Accusable, indictable.
Acusación, af. Accnaation, impeachment.
Acusadór, ra, 8. Accuser, Informer.
Acusár, ea. To accuse, to criminate; to in-
dict; to acknowledge the receipt ofa letter.
Acuzáraa, va. To confess one's sins to a priest.
Acusativo, am, Accusative; fourth case of a
Latin noun.
Acusatório, ria, a. Accusatory.
Acúso, am. At cards, a certain number estt-
mated to win so much,
Acústica, sf, Acoustics,
Acústico, ca, a. Acoustic. (angle.
Acutángulo, a. Oxygon, acute-angled tri-
A'da, af. A small apple of the pippin kind.
Adafina, Adefina, ed Sort of stewed meat.
Adagio, sm. Proverb. Adagio, a slow time,
Adafa, af (Nau.) Pump-deal. — [(in music.)
Adalid, sm. A chief, a commander. — [neat,
Adamadillo, Ila, a. Nice, delicate, protty,
Adamádo, da, a. Damscl-liko,
Adamantino, na, a. Adamantine. (damask.
Adamascádo, da, a. Damask-like; cotton-
Adamascir, ea. To damask, variegate,
Adamita, sm. Adamite.
Adaptable, a. Capable of being adapted.
Adaptacion, af Accommodation.
Adaptadaménte, ad. Fitly, justly adapted.
Adaptado, da, a. Adequate, suitable, fit,
Adaptár, va. To adapt, to fit, to apply; to
roportion. a wall.
Adarája, af. Projecting stones left to continue :
Adárce, am. Froth of the sea dried on canes,
Adárgn, af. An oval leather shicld.
Adargir, va. To shield.
Adargiizo, am. A blow given with a shield.
Adárme, am. Tho sixteenth part of an ounce.
Por adarmes, Very sparingly.
Adarve, am. The flat top of a wall.
Adatár, ea. To open an account. [tree.
Adatóda, 2f. The willow-leaved Malabar nat-
Adáza, *f. (Bot.) Common panic-grass,
Adeconamiénto, em, The forming by tens.
Adecenér, ca. To form people by tens.
Adecuación, 4/ Fitness,
ion AOS ad. Fitly, properly.
Adecuádo, da, a. Adequate, fit, competent.
Adecuir, ca. To fit, to accommodate.
Adefcsio, em, Extravagauce, folly, nonsense.
Adefucras, a, pl. Out-buildings, suburbea
Adehúla, af. Gratuity. (ture.
Adohesádo, sm. Place converted into pas-
Adehosamiénto, sm, Pasturago.
Adehesár, ta. To convert land into pastura.
Adelantadillo, a. Red wine of the firat ripe
apes, [province,
Adelentádo, em, Title of the governor of a
Adelantíuio, da, a. Anticipated, advanced.
Adelantadór, ra, a. Forwarder.
Adelantamiénto, sm, Progress, advancement,
improvement; furtherance; anticipation.
Adelantar, va. To advance, forward; antici-
pate, pay beforehand; improve.—or, To
take the lead; excel.
Adelante, ad. Farther off; higher up; for-
ward, En adelante, Henceforth, in future,
|
Adélfa, af. Rose-bay or oleander.
Adelfál, em. Plantation of rose-bay trees.
Adelgazádo, da, a. Made slender or thin,
Adelgazadór, ra, 8. One that makes thin or
slender. (slonder.
Adelgazamiénto, sm, Attenuation; making
Adelgazár, ra, To make thin; lessen; refine.
Adéma, af. Adéme, em (Min.) Timber se-
curing the sides of mines,
Ademadór, sm. Á mine-carpenter, boarding
tho sides of mines. d
Ademíán, em, Gesturo; look, manner. En
ademan de, In the attitude of performing
something. [of mines.
Ademár, ea (Min.) To board up the sides
Además, ad. Moreover; besides.
Adenográña, af. A troatise on the glands.
Adenologia, 4% Description of the glands.
Adénos, am. Ale cotton.
Adentellár, ca. To bite, to catch with the
teeth. Adentellar una pared, To indent
a wall, A’ de adentro ! Within there!
Adéntro, ad. Within, internally, inwardly.
Aderozár, va. To dress, to adorn ; to prepare;
to clean, to repair. Aderezur la comida,
To dress victuals, to cook.
Aderézo, em. Dressing and adorning; gut,
starch. Aderezo de mesa, A service for
the table. Aderezo de diamantes, A set
of diamonds. Aderezo de caballo, Trap-
ings of a saddle-horse. Aderezo de cusa,
“urniture.
Adcrra, af. (Prov.) aah ig [timo
| A‘deshora, ud. Unseasonably, not in propor
: Adestrádo, da, a. Broke in; (Blaz.) on the
dexter side.
Adestradór, ra, 4, Teacher, instructor; critic.
Adestrár, ca. To guide; to teach; to train.
Adeudádo, oe Indebted; obliged.
Adeudár, va. To pay duty ; (Obs.) to contract
debts.—vr. To be indebted.
Adheréncia, 8f. Adhesion; alllance.
| Adherónte, a. Adherent.—a. Follower.
¡Adheréntes, am. pl. Ingredients; tools,
¡ Adherir, on. To adhere, to cleavo to.—er. To
hold. [ment,
Adhesión, sf Adheston; cohesion, attach-
Adiádo, da, a. El dia adiado, The day ap-
inted, fixed. [like
A tádo, da, a, Adamantine, diamond-
ADO
ADU
Adición, sf. Addition. Adtcton de la heren-
eda, Acceptance of an inheritance.
Adicionador, ra, 8. Increaser,
Adicionár, za. To make additions
Adicto, ta, a. Addicted, attached.
Adiestrar, ta. V. Adestrar.
Adinas 27 pl. Y. .Adé
inas, £f. . Adívas,
Atineride. da, a. Rich, wealthy.
Adinteládo, da, a. Falling from an arch grad-
ually into a straight line.
Adipóeo, sa, a. Fat, fleshy.
Adir, va. To accept an inheritance.
Aditaménto, sm. Addition, increase.
Adiva, sf. Adive, em. Jackal. Adicas, Swell-
ings under the ears of horses.
Adivinación, af. Divination, prediction.
Adivinádo, da, a. Foretold; conjectured.
Adivinadór, ra, 8, Diviner, soothsayer.
Adivinamiénto, em. V. Adirtnacion,.
Adivinánza, 4f, Enigma, riddle. [unriddle.
Adivinár, ta. To foretell; to conjecture; to
Adivino, na, 8. Soothsayer, diviner; fore-
boder, fortune-teller.
Adjetivación, %. Adjection,
Adjetivár, ca. To unite, to adject,
Adjetivo, en. (Gram.) Adjective.
Adjudteación, af Adjudication.
Adjadicar, ca. To adjudge; to award.
Adjúnta, af. Letter or paper inclosed in
another.
Adjímto, ta, a. Joined, annexed.
Adjúnto, am. V. Adjetivo, and Adttamento.
Ad} 2, A body of Judges to try a cause.
Adminiculár, ra. To increase the power of
a thing by collateral alds.
Adminiculo, em. Prop, support, aid.
Admintstración, ef Administration; office
ofan administrator. En admtnistracion,
In trust.
Administradór, ra, 8. Administrator, mana-
: steward, trustee. Administrador
e A knight substitute. [serve,
Administrár, ra. To administer, govern;
Administrativo, va, a. Administrative, prac-
tieal. (administration.
Administratério, ria, a. Belonging to an
Admiráble, a. Admirable, excellent, won-
Admirabl A pant la press of the
miráble, sm. n in praise of the
Adnmirableménte, ad? Admirebly, marvel-
lously. [prise.
Admiración, ¢f Admiration, wonder; sur-
Admiradór, ra, s. Admirer, wonderer.
Admirante, pa. Admiring.
Admirér, va. To admire; to marvel.—or.
To be seized with admiration; to wonder.
Admisible, a. Admissible, fit, proper.
Admisión, sf. Admission.
Admitir, ea. To admit ; to receive; to accept.
Admonición, af. Admonition, warning.
Admonitér, sm. Monitor; admonisher.
Adnáta, y. (Anat.) Adnata, the external
white membrane of the eye.
Adé, ad. where, whither.
Adobádo, da, a. Pickled.
Adobado, em. Pickled pork, or any other
sort of dressed meat.
[hides.
Adobadór, = a. Dresser, preparer.
Adobár, va. To pleno! en to cook; to tan
Adóbo, sm. A sun-dried brick.
Adoberia, sf. A brick-yard.
Adóbo, em. Repairing; pickle-sance; ingre-
dients for peppy Hanmi or cloth ; rouge.
Adocenádo, da, a. Common, ordinary, vul-
e to despise.
Adocenír, va. To count or sell by dozens;
Adoctrinár, ea. To instruct; break in horses.
Adolecer, en, To be ill; to labor under dis-
ease,
Adolescéncia, ef Adolescence.
Adolescénte, a. Adolescent, young.
Adónde, ad. Whither? to what place?
where. Adonde quiera, To whatever
lace you please,
Adónico, Adonio, sm. A Latin verse consist-
ing of a ST and a spondee,
Adopción, af. Pel denia: athering.
Adoptadór, ra, 8. Adopter.
Adoptánte, pa. Adopting; embracin
Adoptár, va. To adopt, to father; embrace;
vs a. Adoptive. [please.
Adoguléra, ad. (Obs.) Where you
Adoquin, sm. Binding-stone of a pavement.
Adór, em. The time for watering land.
Adorable, a. Adorable.
Adoración, af Adoration, bib {mirer.
Adoradér, ra, & Adorer, worshipper, ad-
Adorár, ea. To adore, to reverence.
Adoratério, am. Temple of idols in America.
Adormecedór, ra, a. Soporiferous.
Adormecér, or. To cause sleep; to sate
lull.—er. To fall asleep; to grow be-
‘Adorinectia‘da dk Moplosasepy. a
dormecido, da, a. Mopish ; sleepy, drowsy.
Adormecimiénto, sm. Drowsiness, sleepl-
ness, mopishness.
Adormideéra, af. (Bot.) Poppy.
Adornádo, da, a. Ornamented, adorned.
Adornadór, ra, a. Adorner, embellisher.
Adornár, va. To adorn, to beautify; to fur-
nish; to accomplish.
Adornista, em. Painter of ornaments.
Adórno, sm. Adorning; ornament; garni-
ture, trimming; furniture.
Adquiridór, ra, 8. Acquirer.
Adquirir, va. To acquire, to obtaln, to get,
Adquisición, ef Acquisition.
A'dra, af. Turn, time, successive order.
Adragúnte, a. Gum tragacanth,
Adrája, af. A toothing-stone that sticks out of
a wall, for a new building to be joined to It.
Adráles, em. pl. Hurdles, racks of carts.
Adréde, Adredeménte, ad. Purposely,
knowingly. navio, To right a ship.
Adrizár, va. (Nau) To right Adrtzar un
Adrubádo, da, a. Gibbons, convex. [ment
Adseribir, va. To appoint to a place; employ-
Adstricción, sf. Compression.
Aduána, sf. Á custom-house; tax. Pasar
por 2 las aduanas, To undergo a
close examination.
Aduanéro, sm. Custom-house officer. |
Aduár, em. Horde, a migratory crew; Arab
or gypsy tent-village.
Aduar, ca. V. Conductr, Llevar, Traer.
Aductór em. (Anat.) Adductor muscles.
Aduendádo, da, a. Ghost-like. [borina.
Adufázo, sm. Blow with a amor or tam-
AFA
AFI
Adáúfe, em. Timbrel or tamborine.
Aduféro, ra, 8. Timbrel or tamborine player.
Adujádas, Adújas, af pl. (Nau) or
a coiled cable.
Adujár, za. To coil a cable. [irrigation.
Adila, af. (Prov.) Ground with no particular
Adulación, sf. Adulation, flattery, coaxing.
Adulador, or Flatterer, fawner, coaxer.
Adulár, va. To flatter, to coax, to court.
Adulatorlo, ria, a. Adulatory; flattering,
Aduleár, en. To baw], hoop.
Aduléro, 47. Driver of horses or mulea.
Adúltera, af Adulteress.
Adulteracion, af Adulteration.
Adulterádo, da, a. Adulterated.
Adulteradór, ra, s. Adulterator. [adultery.
Adulterar, va. & n. Toadulterate; to commit
Adulterino, na, a. Adulterous; adulterated.
Adultério, ens. Adultery.
Adúltero, ra, 8. Adulterer.
Adúlto, ta, a. Adult. der ductile.
Adulzár, va. To sweeten; to soften; to ren-
Adumbración, af. Adumbration.
rep E OB
ustión, 4f (Med.) Burning up.
Adustivo, va, a. That which has the power
of burning up: [blo.
Adústo, ta, a. Burnt up; gloomy, untracta-
Advenedizo, za, €. Foreign; an upstart.
Advenimiénto, an. Arrival; advent.
Adventaja, sf. (Law, Prov.) A jewel.
Adventiclo, cla, a. Adven tious; (Law) ac-
uired by industry.
Adverbial, a. Adverbial.
Advérbio, sm. Adverb.
Advcrsário, em, Adversary, opponent.
Adlversativo, va, G. (Gram.) Adversative.
Adversidád, af. Calamity, misfortune.
Advérso, sa, a. Adverse, opposite. [advice.
Advertóncia, af Advertence; attention to;
Advertido, da, a. Noticed, informed ; skilful,
Advertimiénto, sm. V. Advertencia,
Advertir, va. To observe; to advise, to givo
notice; to acquaint; to mark,
Adviénto, sm. Advent,
Advocación, 8 Appellation given to a
church, chapol, or altar, dedicated to the
holy a or a saint.
Advocatório, ria, a. Carta advocatoria or
convocatoria, A letter of convocation.
Adyacónte, a. Adjacent. [winnowed.
Aechadéro, sm. The place where grain is
OS ra, 3. bear as mn do dec,
echadúras, af. e re of grain,
Aechár, ca. Te winnow,
Aécho, sm. Winnowing.
Aéreo, rea, a. Aerial; airy, fantastic.
panty a. ee? eae
peda egy £ Aerography.
Aero ogia, y Aerology. d (air.
Aerománcia, ef. The art of divining by the
Aeromántico, em. Professor or student of
Keowee dl e [the air.
eromu . Aerometry, art of weighin
pimp ens Pipe) ei :
Aeronáuta, sm. Aecronaut.
Aeroscópla, af. The observation of the air,
Aerostación, af. (Phys.) Aerostation.
Aorostático, ca, a. Aerostatic. [vility.
ee af. Affability, courteousnoss, ci-
Afable, a. Affable, courteous, civil
Afableménte, ad. Affably, familiarly.
Afiica, af (Bot.) Yellow vetch.
Afagásmo, am, A sort of tax, impost, or duty.
Afamádo, da, a. Colebrated, noted.
Afin, em. Anxiety, eagerness.
Afanadaménte, ad. Anxiously, laboriously.
Afanadór, ra, 8. Eager for riches; painstaker.
afates on. & oe ren [
sa, &, Solicitous; laborious, pains-
Afascalár, va. (Prov.) To stack, to build ricks.
Afeador, ra, s. One that deforms or makes
ugly. [calumny.
Afeamiénto, sm. (Obs.) Defacing; ugliness;
Afeár, va. To deform; to decry, to censure,
Afección, ef. Affection, inclination.
Afectacié af. Affectation; daintiness.
Afectádo, a. Affected, formal, conceited.
Afectadór, ra, 8. Affected person.
Afectár, va. To affect, to act upon, to produce
effect; to unite benefices or livings,
Afectillo, sm. dim. Slight affection.
Afectivo, va, a. Affective, proceeding from
affection.
Afócto, em. Affection, love, kindness; pas-
sion. Afectos desordenados, Inordinato
desires, to.
Afécto, ta, a. Affectlonate; reserved; subject
Afectuóso, sa, €. Kind, gracious, loving.
Afeitadór, ra, s. Barber, halrdresser.
Afeitár, va. To shave; to trim.—or. To nse
Afóite, am. Paint, rouge. [paints or rouge.
Afélio, sm. (Astr.) Aphelion.
Afelpádo, da, a. Shaggy; plush-like Pale-
tes afelpados, (Nau.) Cased mata,
Afeminacién, af Effomination.
Afeminádo, da, a, Effeminate. [onervate.
Afeminár, oa. To offeminate, to unman; to
Aféresis, af. (Gram.) Apheresis.
Aferrádo, da, a. Headstrong, stubborn,
Aferradór, ra, 8. Grappler or grasper.
Aferramiénto, sm. Grasping, grappling ; furl-
ing, (of sails.)
Aferrar, oa, To grapple, to grasp; (Nan.) to
furl; to moor.—vr. To grasp one another
da, ef. pt. (Nau.) Farling-li rota
erravélas, g/. au.) Farling-lines,
Afianzir, ca. To become bail, to po E
to prop; to make fast.
Afición, “Y Affection; liking, taste.
Aficionado, da, s. An amateur; lover.
Aficionár, va. To affect, to cause or inspire
affection. Añcionaree con esceso &, To
give one’s mind to.
Aficioncilla, af dim. Slight affection; love.
Afijo, ja, a. (Gram.) United to the end of a
ord, affix.
W
Afiladéra, af Whetstone, 8: stone,
Añládo, a. Sharp. Pons
Afiladira, ef Sharpening, whetting.
Afilamiénto, sm. The slenderness of the face
or nose.
Afilár, va. To whet, to grind; to render keen.
Afar las uñas, To make an oxtraordi-
nary offort of genius or skill—or. To grow
thin and meagre.
fp igrensdo. da, a. Resembling filigree.
Afilén, em. Whetstone; steel for sharpening.
Afilosofado, da, a. Eccentric,
Afin, a. Rolation by affinity.
AGE
Afinación, 2f. Completion; refining; taning.
Afingdo, da, a. Well-finished, complete,
Afinaddr, ra, e. Finisher; tuning-key.
Afinadára, em. V. acion.
Afinamiénto, em. Refinement. [to tune.
A’frico, sm. The southwest wind.
Afrontár, oa. To confront; to reproach.—
on. To face. Afuer de, Upon the word of.
Afuéra, ad. Abroad; in public; moreover.
Afuera Afuera ! Stand out of the way.
Afinar, ea. To refine, to complete, to polish; | Afuéras, sm. pl. Environs of a place.
Afineable, a. Vehemently or eagerly desired. | Afafár, en. & r. (Coll) To run
af. Affinity; (Met.) analogy; rela-
Afir, am. Horse-medicine of janiper-berries.
Afirmactén, af. Affirming; assertion.
Afirmador, ra, 2. Affirmer, assurer.
Afirmamiénto, en. Affirmation.
Afirmánte, pa. Affirmer.
Afirmar, ca. To affirm; to mako fast, to se-
cure; to contend —won. To inhabit—vr.
To maintain firmly; to stand firm.
Afirmativa, sf. V. AArmacton.
Afirmativo, va, a. Affirmative.
Afistolár, ea. To render fistulons,
Afine, a. Similar between themselves.
Añnidád,
tion to.
Appa A Nau.) nl
icción, 8f. on, grief, angnish.
Affictivo, va, a. Afflictive. Pena
Corporeal punishment.
Aflicto, ta, pp. trr. of Aftigtr.
Afligidaménte, ad. Grievously.
Añligimiénto, am, V. Afticcion.
Affigir, ra, To afflict, pain, grieve, torment.
—rr. To lament, repine.
Aflojadara, ef. V. Aflojamtento.
Añojamiénto, am. Laxation; looseness
Aflojár, ea. To loosen, to relax, to relent; to
debilitate; to soften; to grow weak; to
jose cour. to languish.
Aflorado, a. V. Floreado. [fuency.
Afluóncia, sf. Affluence, plenty, abundance;
Afiuénte, a, Affluent, abundant; loquacious.
Afollado, da, a. Wearing large or wide trous-
Afollar, ca. To blow with bellows, [ers.
Afondár, ca. To put under water; (Nau.) to
sink.—en. To founder.
Afonia, sf. Avhony, loss of speech.
Aforádo, a. Privileged person.
Aforadór, sm. Gauger, appraiser.
Aforamiénto, em. Gauging; tariff; valuation.
Aforár, va. To gange, to measure; to exam-
ine; to appralse. Peasts
Aforisma, ef. A swelling in the arteries of
Aforismo, em. Aphorism, maxim.
Aforistico, ca, a. Aphoristical.
Aforo, am, Gauging; appraisement; tariff
Aforrador, ra, £. A liner.
Aforrar, va. To line; face; seal; sheathe,
Aforrar un cabo, To serve a cable.
Aforro, s7m Lining; sheathing.
Afortunadaménte, ad. Luckily.
Afortunádo, da, a. Fortunate, happy, lucky.
Afortunár, va. To make happy.
Afosárse, er. a To ditch one’s self in.
Afrailár, ca. (Prov.) To trim trees,
Afrancesádo, da, a. nchified, Frenchlike.
Afrancesár, va. To Frenchify.
Afrécho, sm. Bran.
Afrenillár, on. To bridle the oars, — [famy.
Afrénta, af. Affront, dishonor; outrage; in-
Afrentár, va. To affront; to insult.—or. To
be affronted, to blush.
Afrentóso, sa, a. Ignominious; insulting.
Afoste, 20m. A gan
8. A gun-cartiage.
renee an: cn ra da
Agacháda, sf e 7 ce,
Agachadiza, e, A snipe. Hacer la agacha-
‘ To ac one's self a
Agac or. To stoop, to equat, to crouch.
Agalla, sf Gall-nut. Quedarse de la agulla
or ado de la agalla, To be deceived.
za lands in the throat; gills of fishes;
Dd-galls; beaks of a shuttle. galls. *
Agalládo, da, a. Steeped in the infusion of
Agallón, em. A large gall-nut. .Agallones,
pl. Strings of large silver beads.
Agalluéla, Y. dim. A small gall-nut.
Agamitár, va. To imitate the voice of a fawn.
° " * x Chamois-colored.
1, To gangrene.
zaps, love-feast.
Agapete; virgins living in
V. Garboso.
‘Prov.) To bud, to shoot.
cower, to squat like a hare.
', To make up into sheaves,
lescendant of Agar.
ric; mushroom. aft.
Anchoring-ground; hold,
Stingy, closefisted, grasper.
Balli, Fhol er.
Frasp ; to grapple; grasper;
arpas sammy pu 1. Agarrador.
Agarrúr, ta. To grasp, to seize, to catch; to
obtain. Agarrarse de, To grasp at.
Agarro, sm, Grasp, catching.
Agarrochadór, sm. Pricker, goader. Lagos
Agarrochar, hear, va. To prick, to
Agarrotar, ca. To tie, bind, fasten with cords,
rasajador, ra, 8. Officious, kind, obliging.
ar, od. To receive and treat kindly;
to regale.
Agasájo, sm. Affectionate reception; kind-
ness; a friendly present; refreshment.
A‘gata, sf. ate a precious stone.
‘gatas, On all fours.
Agavanza, af. Dog-rose, hip-tree.
Agavilladór, ra, 8. Sheaf-binder; monopolist.
Agavillár, va. To bind in sheaves.—or.(Met.)
o associate with a of sharpers.
Apel oa. (Coll.) To nab a person.—or.
o hide one’s self
A'ge, am. Chronic disease; complaint.
Arede oa, To cry like a partridge closely
A pursued. dilige tivity.
one 4 ney; nce, ac ,
Aconelir: va. To elicit, obtain.
Agencióso, sa, A. Diligent, active; officious,
Agengibre, sm. V. G re.
Agéno, na, a. Foreign, strange; remote;
orant. Ageno de verdad, Y old of truth.
Agúnte, em. Agent; solicitor, attorney.
Afrotár, va. To clean tho bottom of a veasel. | Agenúz, sm. Field-fennel da
AGR
AGR
Agéo, em. Perro de ageo, Setter-dog.
Agerúto, em. Sweet milfoil or maudlin.
Agestádo, da, (Bien 6 mal.) a. Well or ill
featured.
Agéste, sm. (Obs.) Northwest wind.
Agi, sm. Red peppers; pepper-sauce.
Agiaco, em. A sauce made with the afi.
Agibilibus, em. (Coll.) Application and in-
dustry to obtain the conveniences of life.
Agible, a. Feasible, practicable.
AA eer da, a G tic; extraordinary.
A gil, a. Nimble, ready, light.
Agilidad, af Agility, nimbleness, activity.
Agilitár, ea. To render nimble, active.
Agilménte, ad. Nimbly, actively, quickly.
A'gio, em. Discount or premium on uncur-
rent money. bing.
A'gio, Agio em. Exchange; stock-job-
Agidgrafo, a. ographer, a holy writer.
Agiógrafos, 8, pl. Hagiographa, holy writings.
Agiotadór, Aglotista, 871, Stock-broker ; bill-
roker.
Agironar, va. To put colored pieces in cloths,
Agitable, a. Agitable, capable of agitation.
Agitación, af Agitation, flutter; fidget.
Agitadór, ra, 8, Fretter, agitator, instigator.
Agitanádo, da, a. Gypsy-like; bewitching.
Agitar, ea. To agitate, to fret, to irritate; to
stir.—or. To flutter.
Aglomerar, va. To agglomerate.
Aglutinánte, pa. Glued together.
Agiutinación, 8f. Agglutination.
Aglutinativo, va, a. Agglutinative.
Agnación, af. (Law) Relation by blood.
Agnádo, da, a. (Law) Near of kin.
Agnaticlo, cla, 4. Consanguineous. [sta
Agnicién, af, Recognition of a person on the
Agnocásto, em. Agnus castus or chaste-tree,
Agnoménto, em. Y. Cognomento and So-
renombre,
Agnominación, ef Paronomasia,
Agnus-Dei, sm. Agnus, an emblematic figuro
of Christ,
Agobiár, va. To bend the body; to oppress.
Agolar, ca. (Nau.) To hand the sails,
Agol] er. To crowd, to rush,
Agonía, af. Agony, the pangs of death; vio-
‘e ent pain. ean ay! [son.
gonizante, pa. One that assists a dying per-
Agonizár, ea. To assist dying persons; to
desire anxiously. [augur.
rár, ea. To divine, to prognosticate,
Agoreria, af. Divination.
Agorero, ra, & Diviner, augur.
Agorgojarse, cr. To be destroyed by grubs.
Ayostadéro, am, Summer pasture.
Agostár, ea. To be parched.—on. To pasture
cattle on stubble in summer.
Agostéro, am. Harvester. [that month.
Agostizo, za, 4. Born in August; foaled in
Agosto, em, August; hurvest-time; harvest.
Agotir, va. To drain off; to misspend; to
exhaust. Agotar la paciencia, To tire
one's patience. varre,
Agóte, sm. Namo of a race of people In Na-
Agracijo, em. An unripe olive which falls,
Agracóño, ña, a. Resembling verjuice.
Agracéra, af. Verjuice-cruet; unfruitful vine.
Agraciádo, da, a. Graceful, genteel._—em. A
nes
Agraciar, ea. To adorn; to favor; to give
, em ri tias teful.
gradible, a. Agreéable, pleasing; merry;
Agradár, ca. To please, to gratify, to like.—
er. To be pleased, gratified.
Agradeccr, cu. To acknowledge a favor; to
reward, to thank. (thankful.
Agradecido, da, a. Acknowledged ; grateful,
Agradecimicnto, em. Gratefulnesa, thanking.
Agrádo, em. Affability, liking; pleasure.
Esto no es de mt agrado, That does not
please me,
Agramadéra, af. Flax-brako,
Agramadór, ra, 4. Flax-broaker. [brake.
Agramár, ed. To dress flax or hemp with a
em ilar, ta. To polnt and color a brick
wall.
Agramiza, af. The stalk of hemp; homp-tow.
Agrandár, ea. To 2, dize; to increase.
Areso, da, a. Filled or covered with
grain.
Agrario, ria, a. Agrarian, rustic.
Agravación, af Aggravation.
Agravador, ra, 8. Oppressor. [tion.
Agravamiénto, em. Aggravation, provoca-
Agravánte, ya. Aggravating, making worse.
Agravár, ra. To oppress; to aggrieve.
Agravatorio, ria, a. (Law) Compulsory, ag-
gravating.
Agraviadór, ra, 8, Injurer, wronger, offender.
Agraviur, ca. To wrong. to offend, to harm.
—er. To be aggrioved.
Agrávio, sm. Offence, harm, injury; insult.
Sane or Verjuice; unripe grape; (Bot.)
maple.
Agrazáda, af. Verjulce-water.
Agrazár, a To have a sour taste.—ca. To
disgust, to vex.
Agrazon, am, Wild grape; gooseberry-bush.
Agregación, af, Aggregation, collection.
Agregádo, da, a, Aggregated.
Agregido, sm. Agyregute; congregation,
assembly; an assistant. {assimilate
Agregúr, ta. To te, to collect; to
Agresión, 8/. Aggression, attack, assault.
Agresór, ra, £. Aggressor, assaulter. (wild.
Agreste, a. Rustic, clownish, rude, plain;
Agríte, sin. Sweet acid taste,
Agréte, a. Sourish, tart.
RET enga: Gd: Tartly, with asperity.
Agriar, ea. To make sour or tart; to make
peevish, to irritate.
Agricultór, am. Farmer, husbandman.
Agricultóra, af. The woman who tills the
ground.
Agricultura, ef, Agriculture, husbandry.
Agridúlce, a. Tart, between swect and sour.
Agrietádo, da, a. Flawy, defective,
Agrifólio, em. (Bot.) ITolly-tree.
Agrilládo, da, «+. Chained; put in irons.
Agrillárse, or, Y. Grillarsa,
Agrillo, lla, a. dim. Sourish, tartish,
Agrimensór, em. Land surveyor.
Agrimensára, ef Land-surveying.
imónia, ef (Bot.) Agrimony, liverwort.
A grio, ría, a. Sour, acrid; rough; sharp.
na respuesta agria, A tart reply.
A'grio, am. Acidity.
sour fruit-trees.
grios, Orchard of
horse's knea,
Agrión, em, (Farr.) Tumor in the joint of a
AGU AGU
Aguárdo, em. Larking for a sportsman.
Aguarras, 8f. Spirits of tarpentine.
Aguárse, er. To be inundated; to get stiff.
Aguatócha, y Fire-engine.
Agripálma, sf (Bot) Motherwort.
ae a. Flowered like silks,
Agronomia, 4f (Little us.) Agriculturism.
Agrónomo, «nm. A writer on agriculture.
Agropila, ssn, German bezoar. Auatocho, am. Fire-engine; small quagmire.
Agrumárse, or. To clog. Aguavicntos, sm. Yellow sage-tree.
Agrupar, va. To group, to crowd. (ele Aguáza, sf. Aqneous humor; sap from trees.
Agrúra, af Acidity: acerbity; trees of sour: Aguazál, om. NV. Pantano.
A af. Water ; liquor; lustre ofdiamonds; ' Aguazárse, er. To be covered with water.
(Naw) leak. Agua de azahar, Orange-' Aguizo, Drawing in gouache or opaque
wer water. Agua de olor, Scented; water-colors.
water. Agua Uocediza, Rain-water. Ag 7 a ~ Aqneous. [la-plant.
Suerte, Aqua fortis Agua regia, A k-green large-leaved baril-
regia. Ayua bendita, Holy water. Ag . Sharply, keenly; ingen-
ca, Louk out for water! Agua circa, KR
ning water; tide, Aguas nuertas, Ne pness; acuteness, subtilty ;
tiden Aguas vcívas, Spring tides. Er ty of fruits; smartness,
dos aguus, Between wind and wa rp-polnted; smart; acute,
Agua abajo, ad. Down the stream. Ag us; brisk, active. {er.
arriba, ad. Against the stream. Sener grandmoth-
Aguacite, or Agualáte, am. (In Peru, Pal: Trench for irrigation.
A tree of this name, and its fruit, cal iry, prediction, omen.
Alligator-pear. Inured to war; fichting.
Aguaccro, sm. Shower. Aguerrir, va. (Little us.) To accustom to war,
Aguachirle, sf Inferior wine; slipslo Aguijada, af. Spur, goad; stimulant, pun-
Aguacibéra, sf (Prov.) Ground sowed: when Boney, eee ane d
dry, then frrigated. Aguijador, ra, 3. Stirrer, stimulator.
Aguacil, em. A constable. V. Alguacil. Aguijadóúra, sf Spurring; stirring.
Aguiula, sf Water on board a ship. Hacer | Aguijar, ta. To prick, to spur, to goad; to
aguada, To water; watering-place; wa-| stimulate.—cn. To march faust.
ter-color sketch. Aguijatório, ria, a. (Law) Stimulating.
Azguaderas, af. pes Frames for water-jars, Aguijón, am. Sting of a bee; spur, goad.
ro, an. Watering-place for cattle and ¡ Aguijonázo, sm. Thrust with a goad.
ships, Aguijoneador, ra, s. Spurrer, inciter.
Aguadija, 4f Humor in pimples or sores. A paoiedr ra. To thrust. V. Aguijar.
Aguádo, da, a. Watered; absternious. A gulla, af Eagle; a gold coin; Roman
or, an. Water-carrier. (Mil.) Aguador| standard.
del real, Sutler; water-wheel bucket. Aguilándo, sm. V. Aguinaldo.
Aguadúcho, sn. Water-course; place to! Aguilcño, ña, a. Aquiline; hawk-nosed.
drink water. Aguililla, af. dim. A little eagle, an caglet.
Aguadúra, 4/. Water-surfeit. Aguilúcho, sm. A youngeagle; hobby. [box.
Aguáge, sim. Rapid current of sea-water. Aguinaldo, sm, New-year's gift, Christmas-
Ayuaitár, ea. To discover by examination. | Agúja, sf. Needle, bodkin; stecple; needle-
Aguajáque. em. A sort of gum-ammonlac, fish; needle-sbell; hund of a watch, or a
Aguájas, 2f pl. Uleers above the hoofs, dial. Aguja de marear, A mariner's
Aguamanil, sm. Water-jug, laver; a wash-| compass. Aguja de cámara, A hunging
stand. [hands.| compass. Aguja capotera, Sail-needle.
Aguamános, sm. Water for washing the| Aguja de relinga, Boltrope-needle. Agu-
Aguamarina, af. Aqua marine, beryl. ja de hacer media, Knitting-needlo. Agu-
Aguamelado, da, a. Washed over with| ja de mechar, Bkewer.—pl. Ribs of an
water and poney [mend.| animal.
Agusmiél, af. Hydromel, honey and water, Agujerár, ra. V. Agujerear.
Aguaniéve, af A magpie. Agujázo, am. A prick with a needle.
Aguanosidad, 4f Serous humors. Agujerazo, sm, A wide hole.
O80, Sa, 4. Aqueous; extremely moist. Agujercár, va. To pierce, bore, make holes,
Aguantir, ea. To bear, to sustain, to suffer;. Agujerico, 6m. dim. A small hole.
to maintain; to carry a stiff sail. Agujcro, sm. Hole; needle-maker; pin-
Aguánte, sm, Fortitude; vigor; patience.! cushion: needle-case.
Nacio de aguante, A stiff ship. ' [chines. | Agujéta, af String or strap of leather.—
Aguañon, sm. Constructor of hydraulic ma-| Grog-money given to post-boys; pains felt
Aguapió, em, Small wine. from fatigue. [made or sold.
Aguár, za. To mix with water; to disturb' Agujetería, af Shop where agujetas are
pleasnre, to damp. [time. ' Agujetéro, ra, 6. Maker or seller of agrge-
Aguardár, ta. To expect, to wait; to grant, tas or laces.
Aguardenteria, sf Liquor-shop. Aguosidád, af Lymph, a transparent liquor.
Aguardent«ro, ra, 2. Retailer of liquors., Aguóso, aa, a. Aqueous, watery.
Aguardiónte, em. Spirituous liquor. Agruar-. Agúr, ad, (Coll.) Adicu, farewell.
diente de uva, Brandy. Aguardiente Agusanirse, er. To be wormeaten.
de caña, Eum. Aguardiente de grano, | Agustintáno, na, 4. V. Agustino, Belonging
Whiskey. to tho order of St. Augustin.
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AJA
Agustino, na, «. Augustinian monk or nun,
Aguzadéra, ef. Whetstone.
Aguzadéro, ¿m. Haunt of wild boars.
Aguzadúra, af Whetting or sharpening.
Aguzaniéve, af. Wagtail, a small bird.
Aguzar, va. To whot or sharpen; to stimulate,
to excita, Aguzar el ingento, To sharpen
the wit. Aguzar las orejas, To cock up
the ears, to listen. Agusar la vista, To
sharpen tho sight.
poe) is . Hurgonaeo.
h!
Abhebrádo, da, a. Thread-like, fibrous.
Aheleár, va. To give gall to drink, to make
bitter.—on. To tasto very bitter.
Ahembrado, da, a. Effeminate,
Ahcerrojamicnto, sm. Putting in frons.
Aherrojar, ca. To chain, to put in irons,
Aherrumbrárse, cr. To turn ferruginous;
taste and color of iron; to be full of scoria.
Ahcrvorárse, or. To be heated: applied to
D
grain.
Ahi, ad. There, in that place; yonder.
Ahidalgado, da, a. Gentlemanly.
Ahijada, af. Godchild, goddaughter. V. AAt-
ado.—pp. of Ahíjar.
A [to suck,
jádo, em, Godchild; client.
Ahijadór, em. Ono who puts a young animal
Abijár, ca. To adopt; to impute.—on, To
bring forth. young.
Ahilárso, or. To be faint; to grow sour;
to be weak. Ahilarse el vino, To turn
and grow ropy. [food.
Ahilo, em. Faintness, weakness for want of
Ahinco, sm. Earncstness, eagerness, ardor.
Ahitér, va, To surfeit; to satlato.—er. To be
surfeited.
Ahitéra, ef Violent or continued indigestion.
Ahito, ta, a. Laboring under an Indigestion ;
disgusted ; tired.
Ahito, am, Indigestion; surfeit.
Ahobachonádo, da, a. Dull, slovenly, lazy.
Ahocinárse, or. To run precipitately.
Ahogadéro, sm. Mangman's rope; place diffi-
nn t to breathe in; necklace; halter. e
hogadizo, za, 4. unpalatable;
drowned; choked.
Ahogido, da, a. Suffocated. Carnero aho-
ado, Stewed mutton; to insist upon.
Trstar ahogado, To be very busy.
Ahogadór, ra, 3. Hangman.
Ab iénto, em. Suffocation. V. Ahogo.
Ahogamiento de la madre, Hysterics, an
hysteric fit.
Ahogár, ea. To choke, to smother; to drown;
to oppress; to founder.—or. To be suffo-
Ea to drow ones el drowned.
A am, Oppression, an , pain.
Ahoguido, sm. MA Ahoguio. (throat.
Ahoguijo, em. (Farr.) A guinsy, a swelled
Ah o, em. Oppression in the breast.
Abojér, on. (Prov.) To eat the leaves of trees,
to browse. woman.
Ahombrádo, da, a. Masculine; applied to a
Ahundár, va. To sink.—on, To penotrato; to
hollow out.
Ahora, ad. Now, at present. Por ahora,
For the present. Ahora bien, Well,
granted. Hasta ahora, Hitherto.
Ahéra, eon: dis, Whether, or.
Ahorcádo, sm. Hanged man.
Ahorcadúra, af. Hanging.
Ahorcajárse, or. To sit astride.
Ahorcár, ca. To hang.
Ahormár, ea. To fit, to shape; to bring one
to a sense of his duty.
Ahornár, ea. To put in an oven.—or. To be
scorched in the oven without being baked.
Ahorquilládo, da, a, Forked. [forka.
Ahorquillár, ea. To stay, to prop up with
Ahora, da, a. Unomb ; emanci-
Aborradér, ra, 8. Emancipator.
Ahorramiénto, em. Emancipation, enfran-
chisement. Banco de ahorros, Savings-
bank. [to economize, to save.
Ahorrár, va. To enfranchise, to emancipate ;
Ahorrativa, af (Coll.) Y. Ahorro.
Ahorrativo. a. Frugal, thrifty, saving.
Ahérro, am. arsimony, frugality, has-
bandry. lant.
Ahoyadór, sm. One that makes holes to
Ahoyadúra, 4/. (Obs.) Making holes in tho
ground.
Ahoyár, ea. To dig holes for treea.
Ahuchadór, ra, 8. Hoarder; a miser.
Ahuchár, va. To hoard up. [low.
Ahuocamiónto, em. Excavation, cavity, hol-
Ahuecár, va. To excavate, to scoop out—
or. To grow haughty.
Ahumáda, 47. Smoko-signal; a sea-fish.
Ahumár, va. To smoke, to curo in smoke. —
on. To fume,
Ahar, V. Agur.
Ahusádo, da, a. Spindle-shaped.
Ahusár, ca. To make slender.—or, To taper.
Ahuyentadór, ra, a. A scarecrow,
Ahuyent4r, ea. To drive away, to put to
Al a if Goad Vag Yad
á . Go: . Aguijada,
Aínas, ad. iS almost.
Airadaménte, ad. Augrily; hastily.
Alirárse, tr. To grow angry.
Airázo, em. augm,. A violent gust of wind.
A'iro, em, Air, wind; briskness; graceful-
ness; aspect, look, gait; musical compo-
sition. Aires naturales, The native air.
Beber los atrea or los vi To destre
anxiously. ablar al aire, To talk idly.
Tomar el aire, Totako a walk. En aire,
In a good humor. De bueno mal af
In a pleasing or pecvish manner. Lam
atre, In a moment. (self.
Airearse, er. To take the air; to cool one's
Airecito, am. dim. A gentle breeze.
Airén, sm. augm. Violent gale; a plume;
the crested crane.
Alrosamiénte, ad. epale
Atrosidád, ef. (obs) Graceful deportment.
Airdéso, sa, a. Airy; graceful, genteel; suc-
cessful.
Aislido, da, a. Isolated; embarrassed.
Aislár, va. To surround with water; insulate.
Ajáda, ef. A sauce of bread steeped la water,
garlick, and salt
Ajado, da, a. Worn ont, spoiled, 1l-used.
Ajamiénto, em. Pistgurat on; deformity.
Ajar, am. Garlic-fleld.
jar, va, To spoil, tarnish; abuse.
arife, em. roof; platform.
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ALA
A'jJe, am. A chronic complaint.
Ajés, , Brush-wood for fuel.
Ajedrea, gf. Winter savory.
Ajedriz, sm. Chess; netting, grating.
Ajedrezádo, Ta Checkered, variega
Ajenábe, sm. Wild mustard.
Ajénjo, sm. Wormwood.
Ajenúz, sm. The fennel-flower.
Ajéro, am. Vender of garlic.
Ajesuitado, da, a. Jesuitical.
Ajúte, sm. Young garlic, garlic-sauce,
ji, am. The red dwarf-pepper.
Ajiacéite, em. Mixture of
jicóla, q” Leather-glue with garlic.
ilimoge or Ajilimogili, em. Sauce of pepper
and garlic.
Ajillo, sm, Tender young garlic.
Ajimez, am. Kind of arched window.
Ajipuérro, sm. Leck, es,
Ajo, em. Garlic; garlic-sauce; paint for
Ajobár, va. To carry back-loads,
Ajobo, sm. A heavy back-load.
Ajofaina, y. Basin for water.
Ajolio, em. Sauce of oil and garlic.
Ajónje, sm. Bird-lime, [thistle.
yee or Ajonjéro, af The low carline
onjoli, Aljonjoli, sm. Sesame-seed, beno-
Ajoquéso, sm. Dish of garlic and cheese.
Ajórca, @f Bracelets and anklets.
Ajordár, ra. pal: To bawl, to cry out,
Ajornaládo, da, a. Hired by the day.
Ajornalár, a “a ire by the day: E
Ajaagas, af. pavin, a diseaso in horses.
ie uo, da, a. Bony lumps on the feet;
Pichia Ñ is
uár, sm. Apparel, forn
Ajudiádo, da, a. Jewish.
Ajuiciádo, da, a. Judicious, prudent.
Ajuiciár, en. To acquire judgment; become
prudent.
astadaménte, ad. Justly, rightly.
Ajustádo, da, a. Exact, right, moral; stingy.
ustadór, sm. Close waistcoat, jacket.
ustamiénto, em. Settlement; agreement;
receipts.
Ajustár, oa. To adjust, compe. cuido: con-
cert; oppress; At.—or. To settle matters;
combine; approach; cngago.
Ajúste, em. Proportion; agreement, con-
tract, pe Couplings.
usticiár, ca. To execute, to put to death.
Al, art. (Contrac. of á el) To the.
Aa, af Wing; aisle; row; flank; brim.
Alaa, sf. pl. Protection; defence; velocity ;
(Nau) studding-sail.
Alá, em. Allah, God.
Bis te. Holla, a word used fn calling.
Alabado, sm. Hymn in praise of the sacra-
ment [mender.
Alabadór, ra, 82 Praiser, applauder, com-
Alabancióso, sa, a. Boastfal, ostentatious.
Alabandina, af. Manganese, a semi-metal,
Alaban’za, ef Praise, commendation.
Alabár, va. To praise, extol, glorify.
Alabárda, 4f Halberd; sergeant's place.
Alabardúzo, am. Blow with a halberd.
Alabardéro, em. Halberdier: king's guard.
Alabastrádo, da, a. Resembling alabaster.
Alabastrina, 4/. Thin sheet of alabaster
Alabastrino, na, a. (Ecet) Made of alabaster.
Alabástro, am. Alabaster. [water-milL
A"labe, sim, Olive-branch; ladle, flier of a
Alabeurse, or. To warp, to grow bent.
Alabega, af Sweet basil.
Alabéo, em. Warping, bent, curved.
Alabésa, ef A pike made in Alaba.
Alabiádo, da, a. Lipped, ragged ; money.
Alacéna, 4/. A cupboard, pantry, locker.
Alácha, ef Shad.
Alaciár, en, V. Enlactar.
Alacrán, am. A pal ; ring; stop or hook,
Alacranádo, da, a. Bit by ascorpion ; vicious.
Alacrancra, 4f Mouse-ear scorpion
Aláda, af Fluttering of tho wings. [ples.
Aladáres, sm. ag Locks of hair over the tem-
Alado a. Winged, feathered.
Aladráda, af. A farrow.
Aladrár, va. (Prov.) To plough.
Aládro, sm, jough ploughed land.
Aladróquo, sm. (Prov.) A fresh anchovy.
Alafia, af (Coll.) rede &
A'laga, af. A species of yellow wheat
Al o, da, a. Variegated; motley.
Alaica, y Winged ant, or pisinire.
Alája, Alajár, &c., V. Alhaja, Alhajar, dee,
Alajor, em. Ground-rent,
Alajú, sm. Paste of honey, almonds, &c.
Alama, 47 Gold or silver cloth; lama.
Alamár, am. Loop of silken twist or cord.
Alambicádo, da, a. Distilled; given spar-
ingly.
Alambicár, va. To distil; investigate closely.
Alambique, sm. Alembic, still. Por alam-
bique, Sparingly.
Alámbre, sm. Wire; copper; copper wire,
Alaméda, af Poplar grove; public walk.
Alamin, em, Clerk of the market; architect.
Alamina, 4f A fine on potters for trespassing
the law.
Alaminázgo, em. Office of a clerk, dec,
Alamiró, em. Musical chord (la mire).
A'lamo, sr, dl
Alamparse, er. To long for, to crave.
Alanceador, am. Lance-thrower.
Alanceár, va. To dart, to spear, to lance.
Alandreárse, vr. To become dry.
Alanés, em. A kind of stag in New Mexico.
Aláno, sm, Mastiff. [Vandals,
Aláno, na, a. Belonging to the Alans or
Alanzáda, af V. Aranzada,
Fees rk ee lances. ph.
uéca, af uéques, sm,
Alar, em. Pent-roof; snare of hair.
Alár,,va. (Nav) To hawl.
Alárbe, en. Arabian; unmannerly person,
Alárde, sm. Review of soldiers; ostentation.
Hacer alarde, To boast or brag.
Alardeár, en. To review.
Alardóso, sa, a. Ostentatious, boastfal.
Alargador, ra, 8, Delayer, postponer.
Alargamiénto, am. The act of lengthening.
Alargur, ca. To lengthen; protract; increase;
Alarguéz, em, Dog-rose. {to hand,
Alaria, af. A potter's flat-iron,
Alarida, af Hue and cry.
Alarido, sm. Outcry, shout, howl.
Alarifazgo, em. Office of an architect,
Alarife, am. Architect, builder.
Alari d A large sort of
arijes, Y. pl. A larg grapes.
atone.
lood-
ALB
ALB
Alárma, ¢f Alarm; notice of danger.
Alarmar, ca. To alarm, call to arms.
Alastrár, va. To throw back the ears; ballast.
—or. To squat close.
Alatérno, 81. Mock-privet.
Alatón, an. Latten, brass; lote-tree fruit,
Alatonéro, sn. Nettlo or lote-tree,
Alatrón, em. Froth of saltpetro,
Alavinco, sn. Y. Lacanco,
Alazin, na, a. Sorrel-color.
Alazo, am. A stroke with the wings,
Alazór, sm. (Bot.) Bastard saffron.
A'lba, 8/. Dawn of day ; alb, the white gown
worn by priests.
Albacca, sin. Executor.—*f. Executrix,
Albaceázgo, sm. Executorship.
Albacora, sf A fish like a tanny; an early fig.
Albáda, 4f Serenade at daybreak. (Mex.)
An attack at daybreak.
Albaháca, «f. (Bot.) Sweet basil. [basil.
Albahaquíro, #m. Flower-pot with sweet
Albahaquilla, (del rio.) 4f Cullen.
Albala, am. Royal letters patent; a quittance.
Albalá de guia, A passport,
Albancga, «f Net for catching partridges, ete.
Albañál, Albañár, 6, Common sewer.
Albañil, sm. Mason, bricklayer,
Albañilería, 4f Masonry.
Albaquia, 4f Remnant; undividable portion
in collecting tithes,
Albár, a. White.
Albarán, am. Advertisement; note of hand.
Albarazida, af A marble-colored grape.
Albarazádo, da, a. Pale with the white
leprosy.
Albnrizo, em, White leprosy.
Albarca, 8/. Y. Abarca,
Albarcoquéra, sm. (Prov.) Apricot-tree.
Albárda. «f Pack-saddle. [the loins,
Albardádo, da, a. Different colored skin at
Albardár, ra. To put on a pack-saddle; to
lard fowls,
Albardcla, af 8mall saddle.
Albarderia, 4/ Pack-saddle shop.
Albardéro, em. Pack-saddle maker,
Albardilla, af. Small pack-saddle; border;
batter.
Albardin, sm. Matweed.
Albardon, sm. A pannel, pack-saddle.
Albarójo, Albarigo, sn. (Prov.) A species of
wheat.
Albaricóque, em. Apricot. [seller.
Albaricoquéro, sm. Apricot-tree; apricot
Albarillo, sm. A tune on the guitar; sinall
kind of apricots. ‘
Albarino, em. A whito paint for women.
Albarrada, af A dry wall; ditch for defence.
Albarradón, sm. A mound to hinder inun-
dation.
Albarráva, «f (Bot.) Cebolla albarrana,
Sqaill. Torre ulvarruna, A sort of wateh-
tower.
Albarriz, sm. Lousewort {thra.
Albatára, «f. Carbuncle; pimple fn the ure-
Albatóza, «f. A small covered boat.
Albayaldádo, da, a. Covered with white-lead.
Albayálde en. White-lead, ceruse.
Albazano, na, a. Of a dark chestnut color.
Albázo, em. Assault at daybreak.
Albeár, oo To whiten.
| Albercón, am, augm. A 1
Albedrio, sm. Freo-will.
Albcitar, am. A furrier; horse-doctor.
Albeiteria, af Farriery.
Albellón, am. Y. Albaiñal.
Albenda, af. Hangings of white linen.
Albendera, ef. Woman who makes hangings.
Albengala, af A sort of gauze for turbans,
Albentola, «/ A slight net of fine thread.
Albcrea, Y. A pond or pool; sink.
Albérchiga or Albérchigo, 8. Peach.
arge pool or pond.
onda digo af. Mad-apple, egg-plant.
Albergador, ra, 8. A hotel-keeper.
Albergar, ca. To lodge, harbor.—or. To take
or let lodgings. [sholter.
Albergue, sm. Lodzing-house; den; hospital;
A eTEnEE af. Inn; hospital for poor travel-
ers,
Alberguéro, sm. Innkeeper.
Albéro, em. Whitish earth; dish-cloth.
Alberquéro, am. Tender of soaking flax.
Alberquilla, af dim. A little pool.
Albicánte, a. Whitening, bleaching.
Albihar, em. (Bot.) Ox-cye.
Albilla, ef Albillo, an. An early white grape.
Albillo, a, The wine of a white grapa.
Albin, 81m. Hiematites or bloodstona
Albina, 8/. erat: ground covered with nitre.
Albino, na, a. Albino.
Albión, sm. Albion, ancient name of England.
A’lbis, (Met.) Quedarse in albia, To be dis-
ea eas
A'lbo, ba, a. Very white.
Albogulla, «f A kind of gall-nut.
Albógue, am. A pastoral flute; martial music.
pe ate ra, 8. One who makes adb
Albohdol, «mn. A species of bind-weed.
Albóndiga, af A ball of forced meat.
Albondiguilla, q/. dim, A small ball of forced
meat.
Albor, am, (Poet) Whiteness; dawn.
Alboráda, af Dawn of day; battle at dawn.
Alboreár, tn. To dawn.
Albórga, «&f A mat-weed sandal.
Albornia, af A large glazed j
Alborno, sm. Alburnum. cloak,
Albornóz, am. Coarse woollen stuff; Moorish
Alboronia, £f. A dish ofegg-plant, pumpkins,
and pepper. bargain,
Alboróque, sm. Treat at the conclusion of a
Alborotado, da, a. Turbulent, restless.
Alborotadór. ra, 8. Rioter, violator Bal ei
Alborotapucblos, 8, A mover of ition;
& promotor of feasts. [over; fling out
Alborotár, ca. To disturb.—er. To come
Alboróto, sm. Tumult, riot; ontery, clatter.
Alborozadór, ra, 3. Promoter of mirth.
Alborozar, ta. To exhilarate.
Alborózo, sm. Merriment, exhilaration.
Albortante, sm. A branch for a candle.
Albricias, af. pl. Reward fur good nows,
Albudoéca, ¢f (Bot.) A pumpkin.
Abana af A ión
ora, af. A large lagoon.
Albugineo, nea, a. re nat.) Albuminous,
Albuginóso, sa, a. Y. Albugineo,
nea ds sm. A disease in the eye,
Albuhéra, £/. A fresh-water lake,
Album, em. Album.
Albúmen, sm. (Chom.) Albumen,
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Albúr, sm. Dace, a fish; a game at cards.
Albúra, ef Whiteness.
Alburéro, sm. A player at albures,
Albúres, si. pl. A gum
Alca, ef. Razorbill, a bird.
Alcabala, af Excise, duty: a net.
Alcabalatório, sm. Book of aleabala rates.
Alcabalero, emm. Excise officer.
Alcabór, am. Pipe, shaft of a chimney.
Alcabúz, em. V. Arcabus,
Alcacél, Alcacér, sm, Green corn.
Alcachéfa, af. Artichoke; instrument to
stop blood; fluted mallets.
Alcachofádo, da, a. Like an artichoke,
Alcachofádo, sm. Dish of artichokes.
Alcachofal, sm, Artichoke-bed.
Aleachofera, af An artichoke.
Alcabáz, em. A large bird-cage.
Alcahazada, af. A number of birds ina
Alcahazár, ca. To shut up birds in the
ateahaz.
Alcabuéte, ta, 2 Las procurer, bawd.
Alcahuectear, ca, To bawd, pander.
Akahueteria, 9/. Bawdry ; hiding persons.
Alcahuetón, na, Alcahuetazo, za, & aug. A
great pander.
Alcaiceria, sf. Market-place for raw silk.
Alcaico, a. Alcaic, verses in n.
Alcáide, 4m. Governor; jailer, warden.
Alcaidésa, «f. Wife of a governor or jaller.
Alcaidia, s/ Ottice of a governor or jaller.
Alcaldada, af An inconsiderate action of an
e,
Alcalde, sm, Judge; game at cards.
Alcaldear, en. To play the alcalde,
Alcaldesa, ef The wife of an alcalde,
Alcaldia, af. Office of an alcalde,
Alcalescencia, ef. Y. Alcalizacion,
Alcalescénte, a. Of alkaline properties,
Al‘cali, sm. (Chem.) An alkali.
Alcalino, na, Alcalizádo, da, a. Alkaline.
Alcalizar, va. To render alkaline,
Alcalización, af Alkalization.
Alcam, em. Colocynth apple.
Alcamonias, y): OL Various aromatic seeds.
Alcána, af. Place of shops.
Alcánce, sm. Overtaking, reaching; bal-
ance, arm's length; a postscript.
Alcanciía, 4 Money-box; a cavalcade,
Alcanciazo, em. A blow with a money-box.
Alcandara, 47 Perch of a falcon.
Alcandia, 4f Turkey millet.
Alcandial em. Ground sown with millet.
Alcanfor, am. Camphor,
Alcanforada, af. Camphor-tree,
Alcanforado, da, a. Camphorated.
Alcántara, a/. Cover for velvet in the loom.
Alcantarilla, 4f A small bridge; drain;
sewer.
Alcantarilládo, sm. A tunnel under ground.
Alcanzadizo, za, a. Easily reached,
Alcanzádo, da, a. Necessitous,
Alcanzadúra, 4f A tumor in the pastern.
Alcanzár, ra. To follow, pursue; overtake,
come up, reach; obtain; be creditor of a
balance.—cn. To share; suffice. .Alcan-
sar en dias, To survive, [bud.
Alcapárra, Alcapárro, 3. Caper-bush ; caper-
Alcaparrádo, da, a. Dressed with capers,
Alcaparrál, sm, Caper-field,
Alcaparrón, sm. augm. A large caper.
Alcaparrósa, af. Copperas.
Alearahatya, 3/. Caraway-secd.
Alcaravan, 872, (Orn.) Bittern. [bittern.
Alcaravancro, sm. A hawk to pursue the
Alcaravéa, af V. Alcarahueya,
Alcarcéña, sf. Officinal tare, bitter vetch.
Alcarceñál, sm, Officinal tare-fleld.
Alcarracéro, ra, 8. A potter; shelf for carth-
Alcarráza 41 Pitcheror jag-atigiazed
carrás 4 er or jug 3
Alcartiz, m. V. Cucurucho, roof
Alcatifi, af Sort of carpets; layer of earth;
Alcatraz, em. Pelican; a sea-fish.
Alcancil, em. Wild artichoke. V. Alcachofa,
Alcayáta, af. A hook.
Alcázar, sm, Castle; fortress; quarter-dock,
Alcazúz, sm, V. Reguliza, [shufMled,
A'lce, sm, Cut of the cards after being
Alcedón, em, A king-fisher.
Alcino, am, Wild basil.
Alción, sm. Halcyon. V. Alcedon,
Alcóba, af Alcove; bedroom.
Alcobilla, Alcobita, 3f. dtm. A small alcove,
Alcohol, am. Antimony; alcohol.
Alcoholádo, da, a, Dark around the eyes,
Alcoholadór, ra, 8. Rectifier of spirits, painter
with ean peru spirita,
Alcoholár, va. To paint with antimony;
Alcoholéra, 4/. Vessel for antimony or alco-
hol. [holar.
Alcoholizár, vta. To alcoholize. V. Alco-
Alcoholización, 4f Alcoholization.
Alcór, sm, V. Cerro,
Alcorán, sm. The Koran.
Alcoranista, sm. A Koran exponnder:
Alcornocál, an. Plantation of cork-trees,
Alcornóque, sm. Cork-tree; a blockhead.
Alcórza, £/. A sweet paste of clarified sugar,
Alcorzár, ca. To ice with sugar.
Alcotán, sm, Lanner, a bird of prey.
Alcotána, 4/. Pickaxe.
Alcotancillo, am. dim, A young lanner.
Alcrebite, am. Sulphur. V. Azufre.
Alcribis, sm, Tuyere of a forge.
Alcróco, sm. (Obs.) V. Azufrun.
Alcubilla, 4£ Reservoir of an aqueduct.
Alcucilla, af dim. Small oll-bottle.
Alcúrnia, af Family, lineage, race.
Alcúza, af Oil-bottle or cruet,
Alcuzáda, af. A cruet full of oil.
Alcuzizo, sm. Blow given with an oil-bottle
Alcuzcúz, Kooskoos, or Cooscoosoo, sm, A
flour paste made into pellets.
Alcuzé¢ro, ra, 8, One who makes oil-bottles.
Alcuzcro, ra, 4. Belonging to an oil-bottle,
Alcuzón, 4m, wugm. A large oil-bottle.
Aldába, 2/ Door-knocker. [den fear.
Aldabáda, 4/. Rap with the knocker; sud-
Aldabázo, Aldabonázo, em. Knocking at
the door.
Aldabcár, cn. To rap or knock at the door.
Aldabia, 4f Iorizontal beam.
Aldabilla, ef dim. A small knocker.
Aldabón, sm. A large knocker; a trunk
handle.
Aldén, af. A small village, a hamict.
Aldeana, af. Village-woman, lass,
Aldeanitgo, ga, €. Belonging to a hamlet.
Aldeano, em. Villagor, e Paes
ALE
Aldebarán, am. Aldebaran, a fixed star.
Aldehuéla, Aldeílla, af dim. A little village.
Aldeórrio, em. A small, unpleasant village.
Aldiza, q. A small reed without knots.
Aldrán, em. One who sells wine to shep-
herds.
Aleacién, af Alligation, alloyage.
Aleadór, om. Alloyer.
Alear, on. To flutter; move the arms quick-
ly; recover from sickness.—va. To alloy.
Alcbrádo, da, a. Harchearted.
Alebrárse, Alebrastrirse, Alebrestárse, er.
To squat; cower.
Alebronárse, er. To be dispirited.
Aléce, em. ut of fish-liver.
Alechugádo, da, a. Curled, fluted.
ea va. To curl; plait, flute. (liver.
Alectéria, af Alectoria, stone in a cock's
Alóda, sf Refuse of wax in a bee-hive.
Aledáño, sm. Boundary, border, limit,
Alefanginas, y. pl, Purge pills of spices.
Alefris, em. Mortise, a hole cut into wood.
Alicgacién, ¥ Allegation; argument.
Alegár, va. To allege, affirm, quote.
Alegáto, am. Allegation, plea.
Alegoría, af Allegory.
Alegóricamónte, ad. Allegorically, by figure.
Alegórico, ca, a. Allegorical.
Alegorista, sm. Cl ¿il
Alegorizár, oa. To altegorize.
Alegrádo, da, a. Delighted, rejoiced.
Alegradór, ra, & Rejolcer; a jester.
Al , od. To gladden,
hilarate; enliven.
Al er. To rejolce, congratulate, ex-
ult; grow merry.
Alégro, a. To bere merry, fo 1, content.
Alegreménte, Morrily, gladly, joyfully.
Alegria, sf. Mirth, merriment, rejoicing;
lightsomeness; ecstasy; pleasure; sesa-
mum seed joan of sesamum and honey.
Alégro, am. (Mus.) Allegro; quick, gay tune.
Alegrón, 2m. Sudden, unexpected Joy.
Alefamiénto, sm. Elongation; strangeness,
Alejandrino, na, a. Alexandrine foot,
ae y pa romere to a distance.
as, a7. arley-soup.
Alcikess or. To become stupid, dull.
Aleli, 2. The winter gilliflower; name of
violets.
Alelúya, af Allelujah; joy.
Alóma, g/. Water for hy pata
Alemán, an. German; German language.
Alemána, 2f An ancient Spanish dance.
Alemanisco, ca, 4. Germanic; German table-
cloth. (tare.
Alenguamiénto, sm. An agreement for pas-
Alenguár, ea. ns respecting pasture.
Alentadaménto, ad. Bravely, gallantly.
Alentado, da, a. Spirited, co ous; bold.
Alentadór, ra, a. Encourager, cheerer.
Alentár, on. To breathe.—va. To encourage.
Alepin, sm. Bombasin.
Alérce, em. Larch-tree.
Aléro, em. The projecting part of a roof;
gable end; caves.—pl Snares for par-
Alérta, em. (MIL) Alert, watch-word.
Alórta, Alertamente, ad. Vigilantly, care-
fally. ee alerta, To bo on the watch.
e merry; ex-
ALF
Alertár, va. To render vigilant, to put one
Al bis g Vigilant al rt, ne
a. ant, ale
Alesnádo, da, a. Awl-sha ES
Alota, af A small wing; of a fish.
Aletáda, af Flapping of the wings.
Aletargido, da, a. Lethargic, morbidly
wey.
Ale tr. To fall into a leth a
Alctargtog Stroke of the wing. a
a. Finlike, Ann
Aléto, am. The Peruvian falcon.
Aletén, sm. augm, A largo wing.
Alotría, am. Vermicelli.
Aléve, a. Treacherous, perfidious.
Alevésa, & Tumor under the tongue.
Alevosamónte, ad. Treacherously.
Alevosia, af Perfidy, treachory.
Alevóso, sa, €, Treacherous, (dotal,
Alexifirmaco, ca, Alexitérico, ca, a. Anti-
Alfábega, af. Sweet-basil.
Alfabéticaménte, ad. Alphabetically.
Alfabético, ca, a. Alphabetical.
Alfabetista, sm. One that studies the alpha-
Alfabéto, em. Alphabet.
Alfadia, 47° Bribe.
Alfagia, y. Wood for windows.
Alfahár, em. Pottery.
Alfaharéro, em. Potter.
Alfuhareria, V, Afar, Alfarerta,
ar sm. Paste of almonds, raisins, do,
Alfa aA Alfalfa, em. Lucern.
Alfalfal, Alfslfir, sm. Lucern-fleld.
Alfana, 47. A esp and spirited horse.
Alfanéque, sm. The white eagle; tent or
Alfángo, sin. Hanger, cutlass. [booth.
Alfangéte, em. dim. A small cutlass.
Alfanjizo, sm. A cutlass-wound. (cutlass.
Alfanjón, em, au A large hanger or
AManjonázo, am. A cut with a large hanger.
Alfíque, am. a shoal or bar.
Alfár, sm. Pottery.
Alfúr, on. To raise the forehead too much,
Alfariz, e. Moorish horseman.
Alfarda, ef. Duly paid for irrigation. [duty.
Alfardéro, am. A collector of the irrigation
Alfardilla, af Galloon. ds.
Alfardén, em. Hoop; duty for watering
Alfnreria, 4f Pottery; potter's trade.
Alfaréro, sm. A potter.
Alfirge, sm. The lower stone of an ofl-mifl;
carved ceiling. [dowa.
Alfargia, ef. A hee of wood to make win-
Alfárma, af Wild rue. [or window.
Alfeizir, sm. The inside aperture of a door
Alfeñicár, oa. To ice with sugar.
Alfoñicárse, er. To affect peculiar delicacy.
Alfenique, sm. Paste mado with clarified
sugar; a person of a delicate complexion.
Alferecia, e Epllepsy ; an ensign's commls-
sion. ensign of the town.
Alfúrez, am. Ensign. Alférez real, The chief
Alficóz, sm. The serpent cucumber.
Alfil, em. Bishop in the pve of cheas.
Alfilér, em. A pin. Alfleres de gancho 6
de pelo, pay ear Alfleres, Pin-money.
Alfilerázo, sm. Prick of a pin; a large pin.
Alfiléte, Alfiletéte, em. Pasto of coarse flour.
ALH
ALI
Alfiletéro, em. Pin-case, neodle-case,
Alfoh, sm. Granary; magazine of salt.
Alfolicro, Alfolinéro, ea. Keeper of a gran-
ary orm ine,
Alfombra, sf Floor-carpet.
PU eel va. To carpet.
Alfombraza, sf augm. A large carpet.
Alfumbréro, ra, 2. bl dais
Alfombrilla, £f. A small carpet; scarlatina,
Alfóncigo, sm. Pistachio. other.
Alfonsearse, er. (Low) To joke with cach
Alfonsi, sm. A maravedL
Alfonsigo, em. Pistachio. Pl reicaen
Alfonsin, no, na, a. Belonging to peri or
Alfonsina, af. Discussions in the Alphonsine
chapel in Alcalá.
Alforja, 4f. Saddle-bag, portmanteau.
Alforjéro, sm. Maker or seller of saddle-bags ;
a lay-brother who begs alms,
Alfórza, ef. A plait, a tuck.
Alfronitro, em. Spume of saltpetre.
A'lga, a/. Sea-weed.
Algadonéra, af. (Bot.) Cudweed.
Algáida, af Bi of shifting sand.
Algáido, da, a. Thatched, covered with straw.
Algalúba, sf White briony, wild hops.
Algália, sf Civet, a perfume; catheter.
Algára, 4/. The perlas of an egg; a foraging
Fi and of cavalry
garabia, Tue Arabic tongue; gabble,
argon. (Bot.) Centaury.
Algaráda, sf. A loud cry; sudden attack.
pci
a, 4/. Driving bulls into the pen.
Algarróba, af. The smooth-podded tare.
Algarrobal, sm. Ground planted with carob-
trees.
Algarrobéra, Algarróbo, s. (Bot.) Carob-tree.
Algazára, «f Huzza; the shout ofa multitude.
Algazúl, em. A plant.
Algebéna, y. An earthen Jug.
A'lgebra, af. Algebra; joint-setting.
Algebriata, sm. Algebraist; a bone-setter.
A pro. Somewhat, something, aught.
Algo, ad. Somewhat; in a manner; prop-
, faculty.
Algodón, em. Cotton.
Algodonádo, da, a. Filled with cotton.
Algodonál, am, A cotton-plantation.
Algodonéro, sm. The cotton-tree; dealer in
cotton, a cotton broker.
Algorin, em. (Prov.) A place in ofl-mills for
receiving the olives. [ be
Algoritmo, em. pi Sar the science of
Algóso, sa, a, Weedy, full of sea-weeds,
Alguacil, em. Constable, a police-officer.
Alguacilázgo, sn. The place or office of an
{flour-mill bucket.
Alguarin, sm. (Prov.) Store-room, pantry ;
A’iguien, pro. Somebody, some one.
Algún, pro. Algun tiempo, Sometime. Al-
gun tanto, A littl, somewhat.
Algino, na, a. Some person, something, any
one; sometimes, now and then,
Alhábega, 4/. Swoet basil.
Alhadida, pS Saffron of burnt copper.
Alhaja, 7. Jewel; showy ornament.
Alhajár, va. To adorn; farnish, fit up.
Ae sm. A beast of burden; porter,
or.
Alhandal, em. Colocynth apple.
Alharáca, af Cisne, Ane vociferation.
Alharaquiénto, ta, a. Noisy, clamorous, loud.
Albárgama, Alhárma, 4/. Wild rue.
Alheli, sf Gilliflower. [ing of corn.
Alhéna, af Henna (plant or Jeaf); the blest-
Alheñár, ca. To stain with henna—er. To
ane smutty, mildewed.
ócigo, sm. Pistachio-tree.
Alhoja, af. A small bird resembling a lark,
Alhólva, af (Bot.) Fenugreek.
Alhóndiga, af A public granary.
Alhondiguéro, sm. Granary-keeper.
Alhórma, af Royal Moorish tent.
Alhérre, am. Eruption on the skin of infants,
Alhóstigo, em. V. Alfinstgo.
Alhoz, sm. Limit or lot of land.
Alhucéma, af (Bot.) Lavender.
Aliabicrto, ta, a. Open-winged.
Aliacán, em. Jaundice.
Ando da np sd ia leagued.
iádo, da, a. and a, Ally; ;
Aliága, af. Furze; heath, forn.
Aliagir, sm. Place covered with farze.
Aliánza, af Alliance, league, coalition.
Aliára, af. A horn goblet.
Aliária, af Garlic hedge-mustard,
Aliárse, or. To be allied or leagued.
Alias, ad. Alias; otherwise; by another
name.
Alica, af. dim. A small wing.
A'lica, af Pottage of wheat and pulse.
diriges a. Drooping; weak; low-spir-
te
Alicántara, 4f A small venomons lizard.
Alicante, em. A polsonous snake.
Alicantina, sf Artifice, stratagem, cunning.
Alicatádo, sm. Work inlaid with Dutch tiles,
Alicátes, em. pl. Pincers; nippers,
Aliciénte, em. Attraction, incitement, in-
ducement.
Alicionár, ea. To teach, Instruct.
Alicuánta, a. Parte alicuanta, Aliquant
number. ber.
Alicuóta, a. Parte alicuota, Aliquot num-
Alidáda, 4/. Quadrant. [low,
Alidóna, 4/. Stone in the intestines of a swal-
Alienár, ca. To alienate.
Aliénto, am. Breath; vigor of mind; smell.
1 Va alMo-mt~ yo aliente, from Alentar.
rower; a marine. plaint.
A callous tumor; chronic com-
» polish, burnish.
ollation, luncheon.
Alligation.
. Alligator. gether,
em. Alligation; binding to-
'o tie, unite; oblige.
:0, am, Alleviation; lightening.
To lighten; alleviate; hasten.
Ono who lightens. Lanchon
A lighter; cotton-picker.
'an.) To lighten ; to pick cotton
wis wo wand or with a gin.
Alijár, am. Waste, stony ground. _[vation.
Alíjarár, va. To divide waste lands for culti-
Alijaréro, em. Sharer of waste lands to cul-
tivate.
Alijariégo, ga, a. Relating to wasto lands.
Ae. em. Lightening of a ship. -
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Alilla, af A small wing: fin of a fish.
Alfmaiia, gf Animal which destroys game.
Alimentación, 4f Act of nourishing.
Alimentár, va. To feed, nourish, maintain.
Alimentário, Allmentista, e. One who enjoys
8 maintenance.
Alimenticio, cia, a. Nutritious, nutritive.
Aliménto, em. Nourishment, food; encour-
agement.—S. pl. Allowance given to the
heir of an entailed estate; alimony.
Alimentóso, sa, a. Alimentary, nutritious.
Alindádo, da, «+. Affectedly nice, or el t.
Alindár, va. To limit; embellish, adorn.
Alindar el ganado, To drive cattle to the
limits.
Alineacién, am. Alligning, laying out a line.
Alineár, ea. To lay out by lino, Alinearse
los soldados, To fall in. [ministrator.
Aliñadór, ra, 4, Embellisher; executor, ad-
Aliñár, va. To embellish, arrange, adorn;
to cook victuals,
Alifio, ein. Dress, ornament; apparatus.
Alionin, sm, Tho blue-feathered duck.
Aliquebrádo, da, a. Broken-winged; de-
ected. [nisher.
Alisadór, 8. Polisher, smoother, bur-
Alisadúra, 4/. Planing, smoothing, polishing.
Alisadúras, af. pl. Shavings, cuttings.
Alisár, va. To plane, smooth, polish, mangle.
Alisár, sm. Aliséda, ¢f Plantation of alder-
tre
08,
Alisma, 4/. (Bot.) Water-plantaín.
Aliso, 47. (Bot.) Alder-tree,
Alistádo, da, a. Enlisted; striped.
Alistadór, am. Accountant; cnroller.
Alistamiénto, sm. Enrolment, conscription.
Alistar, va. To enlist, enrol, recruit; make
ready.
Aliteración, af Alliterntion.
Aliviadér, ra, s. A helper, assistant.
Aliviár, ea. To lighten, ease, alleviate, re-
lieve; hasten.
Alivio, em, Alloviation, case; mitigation.
Aljába, af A quiver. [gogue.
Aljáma, af. An assembly of Moors; syna-
Aljamia, af. Moorish name of the Spanish
anguage; synagogue, mosque.
Aljarta, af. Aljárfe, em. A kind of net,
aie ra, 8. Plasterer.
Aljéz, em. Crude gypsum, plaster of Paris,
Aljezár, em. Gypsum-pit.
Aljezén, sm. Gypsum, plaster of Paris.
Aljibe, em. A cistern.
re eae am. Cistern-keeper.
Aljimiérado, a. Shaved, trimmed.
Aljofaina, sf An earthen jug; a basin.
Aljófar, am. A misshapen rl; dew-drops.
Aljofarddo, da, a. Full of littio drops.
oer ea. To adorn with pearls; imitate
r
Aljofifa, af. A mop for floors.
ate ea. to rub with a cloth, to mop.
Aljonje, em. Bird-lime.
Aljonjéra, 2f, Low carline thistle.
nie em, Sesame, beneseed.
Aljór, sm, Crude ls
7 2f. A Moorish vest.
á, ad. There; thither; formerly.
Allanadór, sm. Leveller; goldbeater's paper.
E Ea, sm, Lovelling; affability.
ALM
Allanár, va. To level, flatten; remove difA-
culties.
Allariz, em. A sort of linen.
Allegadizo, za, a. Collected without choice.
Allegado, da, a. Near, conjunct.
Allegadór, ra, 8, Gatherer, collector, hoarder.
Allegádos, sm, pl. Friends, allies,
Allegamiénto, sr, Collecting, uniting.
Allegár, ra. To gather, unite; draw near.
Alli, ad. There. De alli, Thence.
Allo, am. Macaw.
Allóza, 8f. A n almond.
Allózo, sm. The wild almond-tree.
Alludél, em. Earthen water-pipe.
Al’ma, £f. Soul; human being; mind; spirit.
Habler al alma, To speak plainly.
Almacén, em. Storehouse, warehouse; m
azine. Almacen de agua, A water-cask.
Almaconáge, em. Warehouse rent; storage,
Almacenár, ca. To store, lay up, hoard.
Almacenéro, sm. Warehouse-keeper.
am 8. Seller of goods in a ware-
ouse,
Almáciga, sf. Mastic; a nursery of trees,
Almacigár, va. To perfume with mastic.
Almácigo, em. Plants for transplanting;
mastic-tree,
Almaciguéro, ra, a. Relating to mastic.
Almadana, óna, ina, sf. A large hammer.
Almadén, sm. Mine, mineral.
Almadia, 8. Canoe; raft.
Almadiéro, em. A raft-pilot. [brickyard.
Almadraba, af Tunny-fishery; tunny-net;
Almadrabéro, sm, Tunny-fisher. tresa,
Almadráque, sm. A quilted cushion; a mat-
Almadréña, af Wooden shoes or sabots,
Almaganéta, ef. Very large heavy hammer.
Almagésto, am. The almagest.
Almágra, ef. Red ochre.
Almagral, em. Place abounding In red ochre.
Almagrár, ca. To color with red ochro; to
draw blood.
Almágre, em. Red ochre, red carth, red-lead.
Almaizál, Almaizár, sm, A gauze vell; kind
of shaw! worn by priests.
Almajára, 8/. Mastic; seed-plot; nursery.
Almájo, sm. A plant. ;
Almantc, Almanáque, sm. Almanac; calen-
Almanaquéro, sm. Almanac-maker.
Almandina, £/. Almandina, inferior ruby.
Almanguéna, 2f. Red ochre.
Almánta, af Space between rows of vines;
ridge between two furrows.
Almarida, ¢f A triangular poniard.
Almárcha, £f. A town on marshy ground.
Almário, em. Presa, closet.
Almarjal, sm. Plantation of glass-wort;
marshy ground.
Almárjo, em. (Bot.) Glass-wort,
Almáro, sm. (Bot.) Common clary.
Almarráes, sm. pl. Cotton-gins or pickers.
| Almarrája, Almarráza, ef. Sprinkling-bottle,
Almártaga, Almártega, Almártiga, « Lith-
arge; halter; massicot.
Almástiga, af. Mastic.
Almastigádo, da, a. Contafning mastic.
Almatréro, «m. One fishing witb shad-neta,
Almatricho, am. A canal for irrigation.
Almazara, 8f. Oil-mill.
Almazaréro, sm, Oil-miller,
ALO
Almazarrén, am. Red ochre.
Almazén, 6m. Warehouse.
Alméa, 2f. The star-headed water-plantain ;
storax-bark.
Almeár, em, A stack of hay, corn, or straw.
Almecina, 3/. Fruit of the lote-tree.
Almecino, am, Lote-tree.
Alméja, af Muscle (shell-fish).
Almejia, gf An old-fashioned dresa,
Almélga, sf A guide-farrow.
Alména, ef. A turret on a fortress.
Almenádo, sm. Fortified with turreta.
Almenádo, da, a. Embattled,
Almenáge, sm. A series of torreta,
Almenér, va. To crown with turrets.
Almenára, sf. A beacon-light; a channel.
Almogáma, 8/. (Nan.) The stern-post.
Almogárabe, Almogavar, sn. An expert fore
ager. Almogávares, Light troops
Almoháda, af Pillow or bolster, cushion.
Almohadílla, sf A small pillow; working»
case; sewing cushion.
Almohadilládo, da, a. Cushion-shape.
Almohadón, an. augm. A large cushion.
Almohatre, Almojátre, sm. Sal ammoniac.
Almobáza, ef. Curry-comb.
Almohazádo, da, a. Curried.
Almohazadór, sm, A groom.
Almobazár, va. To curry with a curry-comb.
Almojábana, af. Cake of cheese and flour.
Almojarifidgo, Almojarifazgo, em. Import or
export duty. [officer.
ae ef, Kernel; an almond; a ball of | Almojarife, sm. Tax-gatherer; custom-house
Almendráda, e. Almond milk.
Almendrado, da, a. Almond-like.
Almendrádo, $. Macaroon, sweet biscuit.
Almendrál, am. gl perro ofalmond-trees.
Almendréra, £/. Almendréro, am. V. Almen-
dro. of almonds.
Almendréro, ra, a. Plato almenarero, A dish
Almendrilla, af Almendrillas, Almond-
shaped ear-rings; almond-shaped file.
Alméndro, sm. Almond-tree. almond.
Almendrón, Almendráco, em. green
Almenílla, ef. A small turret; fringe.
Alméte, am. A helmet; helmed soldier.
Alméz, Almézo, mn. The lote-tree.
Alméza, af. The fruit of the lote-tree.
Almiár, em. Hay-stack. [served fruit.
Almíbar, sm. Simple sirup. Almibares, Pre-
Almibarádo, da, a. Boft, endearing; effemi-
Almibarár, ea. To preserve fruit in sirup.
Almicantiradas, Almicantarát, af pi. Alma-
cantars; circles parallel to the horizon.
Almidón, sm. Starch.
Almidonádo, da, a. Starched, stiff; precise.
Almidonár, va. To starch, stiffen. den.
Almijaréro, sm, Porter in the mines of Alma-
Almilia, 4f. An under waistcoat; military
ket.
a af. Admiral's ship; admiral’s wife.
Almirantazgo, sm. Board of admiralty; ad-
miralty-court. te, Rear-admiral
Almirante, am. Admiral. Contra-almiran-
Almiréz, am. A brass mortar.
Almizclár, va. To perfume with musk.
Almizcle, em. Musk.
Almizcléfia, ef Musk-hyacinth.
Almizciéño, fia, a. Musky.
Almizcléra, af Musk-rat.
Almizeléro, ra, a. V. Almizcieño,
Amo, ma, a. Support or maintenance; ven-
erable, holy. [of militia.
Atm én, sr. The commander of a troop
Almocáfre, am. A gardener's hoe.
Almocéda, e/. Impost on water for irrigation.
Almocráte, em. Sal ammoniac.
Almoidi, em, Measure containing six bushels.
Almodrote, em. Hodge-podge; gallimanfry.
Almofár, sm. A part of ancient armor on the
et.
Almofis, sf An earthen vossel.
Almofréx, sm. A woollen bag; a sesman's
canvas bag.
Almóna, af Soap-factory ; shad-fishery.
A Almondigullla, sf. Forced meat
th eggs.
Almonéda, af An auction, public sale,
Almonedeár, va. To sell by auction,
Almoradúx, sm. (Bot.) Sweet marjoram.
Almori, Almuri, ém. A sweetmeat or cake,
Almoronia, 2f. A dish of cucumbers, toma-
toes, pumpkins, etc.
Almorrinas, af. pl. Piles,
Almorréfa, af. A mosaic floor, pavement.
Almórta, af. (Bot.) Blue vetch.
Almorzáda, ef. A double-hanáfal of grain.
Almorzádo, da, a. One who has breakfasted,
Almorzadór, em. Breakfast-cantine.
Almorzár, ca. To break fast. [measures.
Almotacén, am. Inspector of weights and
Almotacenázgo, em. Inspectorship, clerk-
ship of the market. oors,
Almozirabe, am. A Christian subject to tho
Almúd, sm. A dry measure equal to the
twelfth part of a fanega,
Almudáda, 4/ Ground taking half a fanega
of seed, ushels,
Almudi, Almudin, am. Public granary; six
Almuérdago, am, Bird-lime.
Almuérza, af A double-handful of grain.
Almuérzo, sm. Breakfast.
Almutazáfe, am. Inspector of weights.
Alnádo, da, 8. A step-child.
Aloária, 8f A sort of vault, cellar.
Alobadádo, da, a. Bit by a wolf; morbid
swellings. [a wolf.
Alobunadillo, Ila, a. Somewhat resembling
Alobunádo, da, a. Resembling a wolfin color,
Alocadaménte, ad. Rashly.
Alocádo, da, a. Foolish, half-witted; wild,
Alocución, . Allocution: address,
Alodial, a. (Law) Allodial; independent.
Alódio, am, A possession not held by tenure,
Alóe, sm. Aloes-treo; aloes,
Alója, af Metheglin.
Alojamiénto, wn. Lodging. (Nan.) Stecrago.
Alojár, ea. To lodge, let lodgings.
Alojeria, af. A place where metheglin is sold,
Alojéro, sm, Seller of metheglin; a box near
the pit.
‘Alombde. da, a. Having a curved back.
Alomar, va. To distribute equally the load
on a horse,
Alón, am. The peral wing of a fowl,
Alón! interj, : rench alone) Let us gn.
Alóxidra, ef. A lark. AS,
ALT
Alongadéro, a. Dilatory.
Alongamiénto, em. Delay.
Alongár, va. To onlarge, extend.
Alopócia, af. Alopecia, falling of the hair.
Alopiádo, da, a. Composed of opium.
Alóque, a. Clear white wine, or a mixture of
red and white. para
Aloquin, sm, A stone wall on which wax is
Alósa, af. Shad.
Aléana, af, Wormwood. [anchors.
Alotár, va. Alotar las anclas, To stow the
Alotón, am. Fruit of the lote-tree.
ALU
Altanería, sf Towering flight of birds; hawk-
Anes ea coat towering; b
tanéro, ra, a. Soaring, towering ; augh :
Altar, em, Altar; commanion table, Har
de anima, A privileged altar. (feasts.
‘Altaréro, am. Adorner of altars for great
| Altéa, 4f (Bot. Marsh-mallow.
Alterabilidad, af Mutability, ch lencas,
Altoráble, a. Changeable, alterable.
Alteración, af. Alteration; strong emotion ;
disturbance, tumalt, commotion.
Alterádo, da, a. Alterative, medicated.
Alpáca, em. Paco and Llama, a sheep of | Alteradór, ra, a, Alterer.
ath America.
Alpañáta, ef A plece of chamois-skin.
pargáte, em. A sort of
Alpargá a
em po or sandals. Compañia de | Alterativo, va, a.
la alpargata, A set of
Alpargatádo, da, a. Wearing hempen sandals,
Alpargatár, oa. To make bempen sandals.
Al teria, af. A manufactory of hempen
coe als or Pag san
pargatéro, 8 manufacturer of hempen
Alpargatilla, a A small hempen sandal; a
cheat. {heap of olives.
Alpechin, em. Water which oozes from a
Alpiste, sm. Canary-seed. Quedarse al piste,
o bo disappointed. eggs, and honey.
Alpistéla, Aipistéra, q. A cake made of flour,
Alpistúro, am. A sieve for canary-seed
Alquería, ef A grange, farm-house.
Alquérmes, em. A sweetmoat; a celebrated
confection. olives,
Alquérque, sm. Place for laying the bruised
Alquéz, sm. A wine measure containing 12
cántaras. [liko a cloak.
Alqulcél, Alquicér, em. A Moorish garment
Alquifól, em. (Min.) Alquifou, or potter's ore.
Alquiladizo, za, a. That which may be let
or hired.
Alquiladór, ra, £. Coach-hizer.
Alquilamiénto, $m. Hiring or letting.
Alquilár, va, To let, hire, rent. [frults.
Alquiláte, sm. Duty on the sale of goods or
Al
hiring or lotting. Alquiler de una casa,
House-rent. [hired.
Alquilón, na, a. That which can be let or
avanilons, Y/. A hired woman for day-work-
ng.
Alquimia, 4/. Alchemy.
Alquímico, ca, a. Relating to alchemy.
Alquimila, ef (Bot.) Ladies’ mantle.
Alquimista, sm. Alchemist. [women.
Alquinál, em A veil or head-dress for
Alquitára, 4f Alembic.
ria To distil. ea
quitira, ef Gum-tragacan
Alquitrán, em. Tar.
Alquitranádo, sm, Tarpaulin, tarred cloth.
Alquitranár, oa. To tar.
Alrededór, ad. Around, on every side.
Alrededóres, sm. pl. Environs,
Alróta, q/. A very coarse sort of tow.
Alsine, sm. Scorplon-grasa,
Ata, af. A lance; a roll of able soldiers.
Altabáque, sm. Women's small work-basket.
Altabaquillo, sm, Small bindweed.
Altaménte, ad. Highly.
A Mug-wort.
Alteránte, pa. (Med.) Alterative.
Alterár, va. To alter, change; disturb, stir
up.—or. To ay Ce
ve.
Altercación, Altercádo, €. A controversy;
con strife, 5
Altercadór, ra, a Quarreler, disputer, con-
Altercár, va. To contend, dispute, quarrel,
Alternación, af Alternation.
Alternár, va. To alternate, change.
Alternativa, y. Alternative, option, chaice,
Alternativamónte, ad, Alternatively.
Alternativo, va, a. Alternate.
Altérno, na, a, Alternate.
Alterréina, sf Swoet milfoll.
Al af Height; highness; elevation.
Altibdjo, em. A thrust in fencing.— pi. Un-
even ground; vicissitudes.
Altillo, lla, a. dim. Somewhat high.
Altillo, em. dim, A hillock.
Altilocuéncia, ef High-sounding words,
Altilocudnte, a. Pompous language.
Altimetria, f Mcasuring altitudes or heights,
Altimetro, tra, a. Rela ng to altimetry.
Altísimo, ma, a. augm. lofty.
Altísimo, em. The Most High, God.
Altismetria, % The measare of a height
Altisonánte, Altisono, na, 4. High-soun
Aa E Nado falminant,
Altitúd, 3/. Helght, summit, altitade.
Altivaménte, ad. Highly, loftily.
uilér, em. Wages or hire; tho act of| Altivéz, ¢ Haughtiness, arrogance, pride.
Altivo, va, a. Haughty, proud, lofty; high-
minded.
Alto, ta, a, High, clevated Alla mar,
Nau.) High tido; tall ; arduous; eminent.
A'lto, am. Melent Bory high ground.
A’lto, tng£ Alto ahi, Stop there. Alto de
aquí, Move off.
A'lto, ad. Loud; high. De lo alto, From
above. Se me pasó por alto, 1 forgot,
de rig = OL ine, Altra:
ramuz, am. t.) Lupine. IIVILCOS,
Voting black ball
Altura, ¢ Height, loftiness; summit; alti-
tude. (Nau) The latitude. A
The heavens. {bring under the lee,
Aluár or Tomár por la lua, en, (Nau.) To
Alúbla, af French bean, kidney bean.
Alucinación, ¢f Alucinamiénto, sm. Halla-
cination.
Alucinár, va. To deceive, fascinate, delude.
Alucón, sm, (Orn.) Aluco owl.
Alida, 4/. Winged emmet, kind of ant,
Aludél, sm. Subliming pots.
Aludir, on. To allude, refer to. (tance.
Alufrár, va. To discover, discern at a die
Alnmbrédo, da, a. Aluminous; flustered
with wine.
Alnumbrádo, am. Illumination. Alumbra-
Illuminati, a sect.
Alumbradór, ra, « Light-man, link-boy.
Alumbramiénto, #7. HMumination; illusion;
Alar Shoe ea To light; enlighten, instruct.
umbrár, ca. To sen en, ins:
Alúmbre, sm. Alum. ‘Alemnbre catino, Al-
kali. Alumdre de rasuras, Salt of tartar.
Alumbri 2 Alum-mine. Alumbrera
ariifcial lum-works.
Alúmina, 4/. Alumina or alumine.
Aluaminádo, da, a. Mixed with alum,
Aluminóso, se, a. Aluminous.
Alúmno, na, €. Foster-child; pupil, alumnuas
Alunádo, da, a. Lunatic; spasmodic; tainted.
Alusión, ¢f An allusion, a hint.
Alusívo, va, a. Allusive.
Alustrár, va, To give lustre.
Alutación, y. Stratum of grains of gold.
Aluviál, a. Allavial.
Aluvión, ¢f. Allavion.
Alveário, em. The inner cavity of the ear.
A Treo, am. Bed of a river; source,
Alveola, am. Alveolus or socket of the tooth.
Alvérja, Alverjána, ¢f Common vetch or
tare.
Alvidriár, oa. To glaze earthen-ware, gloss,
Alvíno, na, a. Aivine, relating to the bow-
ng.
Advance in price. Alza y daja, or
ele, gripi
A é
ite de los os públicos, The rise
and fall of public stocks. linen.
Alzacuélilo, sm. A black collar bound with
Alzáda, @/. A town, village, &c., situated on
an eminence; appeal. Jues de alsadaa,
A judge of appeals.
Alzádo, em. A plan of a building. Alzados,
Spare stores.—a. Fraudulent.
Alzadúra, q/. Elevation.
Alzamiénto, em. The act of lifting or raising
up; outbidding.
Alzapáño, em. A hook to fasten a curtain.
Alzaprima, ef A lever; fuleram. Dar al-
eaprima, To deceive, ruin by artifice.
Alzaprimár, ca. To raise with a lever.
Alzapuértas, am. A player who acts only
the part of a dumb servant.
Alzar, ca. To raise, dit up, erect; repeal a
; carry off; hide; cut the carda
Alear cabesa, To recover from a calam-
ity or disease, Alsar de obra, To cease
working. Alsar de eras, To finish har-
vesting. Alar To assume an air
of importance. <Alsar la casa, To quita
house. Alar velas, To set the sails;
move off—vr. To rise in rebellion; make} A
a fraudulent bankruptcy; appeal. Al-
saree con el dinero, To ran away with
the money. Alzarse 4 mayores, To be
petulant. Alsarse con algo, to appro-
priate to ono's self
A'ma, af. Mistress of the house. Ama de
llaves or de gobierno, A housekeepcr.
Ama de leche, Nurse.
Amabilidád, e/. AmiabNity.
Amáble, a, Amiable, pleasing,
Amableménte, ad. Amiably.
Amacéna, ¢/ Damson plum.
Amacollárse, or. To throw out shoots.
Amador, ra, « A lover, a sweetheart.
Amadriada, sf. Tamadryad, a wood nymph.
Amadrigarse, er. To burrow; live retired,
Amadrinár, va. To couple, yoke together.
roo da, a. Kesembling strawber-
es,
Amaestrádo, da, a. Taught, tutored.
Amaestradúra, 4 Artifice, ae
Amaestrár, ea. To instruct, break in.
Amagár, va. To threaten; bave somes
toms of a disease; manifest a
er. (Prov.) To stoop.
Amágo, sm. The act of threatening; doing
or saying something; symptom o oe
ueamishnesa, p.
Amainár, va. To lower the sails; relax;
Amaitinár, va, To observe attentively.
adár, on. To seek shelter in a sheep-
p-
fold; pen up shee
Amalgamación, @f Amal tion.
Amalgamár, va. To amalgamate.
Amamantár, oa. To nurse, give suck.
Amamblucéa, af A sort of cotton staff.
Amancebádo, a. Attached, excessively
devoted.
Amancebamiénto, am. Concubinage.
Amancebárse, er. To live in concubinage.
ETT va. To stain, pollute; offend,
ure,
Amanecér, en. To dawn; arrive at break of
day. Al amanecer, At the break of day.
Amanerádo, da, a. Painted in an unvaried
manner.
Amanojár, va. To gather by handfuls.
Amaneadór. ra, 8. Tamer; soother, breaker.
Amansamiénto, em. Taming. [pacify.
Amansér, ca, To tame, domesticate; soften,
Amantár, ea. To cover with a garment.
AnS te pa. and 3, Loving; lover, sweet-
Amantillár, va. (Nau.) To top the lifts.
Amantillo, em. (Nau) Lift of the yard.
Amanuénse, am. Amanuensis, clerk.
Amañár, va. To do a thing cleverly.—vr.
To be handy.
Amifio, em. Means of doing a thing.—«. pl
Tools or implements; intrigue.
Amapóla, sf. Poppy, papaver.
Amár, ea. To love, like, fancy.
Amaracino, a. Ungiiento amaractno, Mar-
joram ointment.
Amaráco, Sweet marjoram.
Amarinto, am. (Bot.) Amaranth.
Amargido,
Amargaldja, af. The bitter or wild plum.
margaménte, ad. Bitterly.
Amargir, va. To make bitter; offend.—on,
anaes bitter roa ea
, £3, a. Bitter; pain
Amárgo, 87. Swectmeat of bitter almonda,
Bitters.
Awmargón, sm. Dandelion.
Amargór, em. Bitterness; sorrow, vexation,
, Sa, G. Bitter, painful.
Amarguillo, lla, a. dim. Somewhat bitter.
Amargáúra, 8/. Bitterness, acerbity, sorrow.
Amarícádo, da, a. (Coll.) Effeminate.
Amarillázo, za, a. Of a pale yellow color.
AMO
Amarilleár, vn, To incline to yellow.
Amarill¢jo, ja, a. dim. Yellowish.
Amarillénto, ta, a. Inclining to yellow.
Amarilléz, af, The yellow color of the body.
Amarillo, lla, a. Yellow.
Amarillo, em. Jaundice.
Amariposado, da, a. Papillonaceous,
Amiro, sm. (Bot.) Common claris. [Belay.
Amirra, af. A cable; martingale.—4nterj.
Amarradúro, sm. A post to make fast to;
mooring-berth.
Amarrár, ca. To tle, fasten, moor.
Amarrazónes, sm. pl. (Nau.) Ground-tackle.
Amartelár, ea. To court, make love, woo.
Aumartillár, ea. To hammer, knock in; cock
a gun.
Amasadéra, sf. A kneading-trough.
Amasadór, ra, 8. Kneader.
Amasadúra, af. Act of kneading. [joining.
Amasamiénto, sm. The act of uniting or
Amasár, ca. To knead; mould; arrange
matters well. {agreement.
Amasijo, sm. Dongh; a medley; plotting
Amatista, af Amethyst.
Amatório, ria, a. Amatory.
Amaúris, sm. A kind of Indian linen.
Amayorazgádo, da, a. Entailcd.
Amazóna, sf, An amazon; a masculine
woman, virago. [different colors.
Amazorcádo, da, a. Flowors terminating in
Ambáges, em. pl. Circuit; circumlocution.
Ambagióso, sa, a. Ambiguous, doubtful.
A'mbar, sm. Amber. A’mbar gris, Amber-
gris,
A’mbara, sm, ay Amber-fish.
Ambariba, sf (Bot.) Sweet centaury.
Ambarilla, 4/. (Bot.) Amber-seed, hibiscus.
Ambaríno, na, a. Relating to amber.
Ambición, ef. Ambition; covetousness.
Ambicionár, ea. To pursue with anxiety,
covet.
Ambiciosaménte, ad. Ambitious; highly.
Ambicióso, sa, a. Ambitious; covetous;
high-minded; greedy. (dealing.
Ambidéstro, tra, 4. Ambidextrous; double-
Ambigú, em. Ambigu, a medley of cold and
warm dishes served all at once.
Ambiguaménte, ad. Ambiguously.
Ambiguedád, af. Ambiguity, doubt.
Ambiguo, gua, a. Ambiguous. [pass.
A'mbito, em. Circuit, circumference, com-
Ambléo, em. A short, thick wax-candle.
Ambligónio, em. A figuro with an obtuse
ane. A ngulo,
Ambliopia, ef. A disease of the eyes,
A'mbo, em. Combination of two numbers,
A'mbos, bas, pro. Both. .A'mbos or A'mbas
á dos, Both together.
Ambracán, 28m. A sea-fish of enormous size.
Ambrosia, 8f. Ambrosia. Ambrosia cam-
Buckthorn. [ing.
Ambulánte, a. Ambulatory, fickle, waver-
Ambulativo, va, a. Roving, wandering.
Amebéo, béa, a. Amebean, dialogue tn verse,
bo al a 8. ce
ger.—a. Terrifying. scourage.
Amedrentár, oe To frighten; threaten,
Amélga, y/. A ridge between two furrows.
Amelgir, va. To furrow; mark boundaries,
Amélo, sm. (Bot.) Golden star-wort.
Amelonádo, da, a. Shaped like a melon.
Amén, sm, Amen, 80 be tt, Voto de amen,
A partial vote.
Ameniza, 8/. A threat, menace.
Amenazador, ra, s. Threatener, menacer.
Amenazinte, pa. Threatening.
Amenazár, ta. To threaten, menace.
Amenidád, y. Cn fy agreeablences.
Amenizér, va. To render pleasant or agree-
able. [elegant.
Améno, na, a, Pleasant, delicious; florid,
Amentáceo, cea, a. (Bot.) Amentaceous,
Aménto, em. (Bot.) Ament, amentum,
Améos, em. Royal cummin, bishop's weed.
Amerár, ea. To mix wine with water.
Amerárse, er. To soak or enter gradually
into.
Ametaládo, da, a. Having the color of brass.
Ametista, 8/. Ametisto, em. Amethyst.
Ami, em, Koyal cummin, bishop's weed.
A'mia, @f A large sen-fish.
Amiinto, sm, Amiánta, É Amianthus,
Amicisimo, ma, a. sup. Most friendly.
Amiénto, sm. A helmet-strap.
Amiga, af. A school for girls; mistress.
Amigáble, a. Friendly; fit, suitable.
Amigableménte, ad. Amicably.
Amigo, ga, 8. A friend; comrade; lover.
Amigo, ga, a. Kindly, friendly, papel A
Amilanamiénto, em. Spiritlessness, timidity.
Amilanár, ca. To frig iten, terrify, crush.—
or. To hag, gTow qee
Amillaramiénto, sm. Assossment of a tax,
Amillarár, ca. To assess a tax.
Amillonádo, da, a. Liable to pay a tax.
Animár, ea. To wheedle, flatter, coax.
Amistad, af. Amity, friendship; gallantry;
civility. [favor.
Amistar, ea. and r. To reconcile, restore to
Amistosaménte, ad. Friendly.
Amistóeo, sa, a. Friendly, amicable, cordial.
Amito, sm. Amice.
Amnistia, 4f An amnesty. [overseer.
A'mo, sm. Master of a house; proprietor;
Amodita, 4/. A horned serpent.
Amodorrádo, da, a. Heavy with sleep.
Amodorrárse, vr, To be drowsy.
Amodorrido, da, a. Y. Amodorrado,
' Amogotádo, da, a. Steep with a flat crown.
Amohecérse, er, To grow mouldy or rusty.
Amohinár, va. To irritate.
Amojamádo, da, a. Dry and clean.
Amojonador, ent. A setter of limita
Amajonamiénto, em. Setting land-marks,
Pe Pipa va. To eot land-marks.
Amoladéra, af Whetstone, grindstone,
Amoladér, em, Grinder, whetter.
Amoladúra, sf Whetting or grinding.
Amolár, ca. To whet, grind, or sharpen.
Amoldadór, sm. A moulder. (just.
Amoldár, va. To mould, fashion, figure: ad-
Amolladér, ra, €. One who lets an inferior
card win. : card.
Amollár, ra. To ease off; to play an inferior
Amolletádo, da, a. Shaped like a loaf.
Amómo, $m. (Bot.) Grain of paradise.
Amelgádo, sm. A little hillock to mark aj Amondongádo, da, a. (Coll) Sallow, coarse,
boundary.
onodár, va. To coin.
Amonestación, 2/. Advice, admonition, warn-
ing; marrisgo ban. isher.
Armonestadór, ra, 8. A monitor, an a n-
Amonestár, za. To advise, admonish; cor-
rect.
Amoniaco, em. Ammonlac.
Amontárse, er. To fly to the mountains,
Amontonadór, ra, 8. Heaper, accumulator.
Amontonamicnto, sm. Accumulating, hoard-
ing, gathering.
Amontonár, va. To heap up, accumulate,
gather, hoard ; group.—or. To fly into a
passion.
Amér, «sm. Love, tenderness, affection,
fancy. Amor mto or mis amores, Sea-
daffodil Amor dshortelano,
Al amor de la lumbre, Close to the fire,
anor Ere Self-love.—a. pl. Gallantry ;
amours. mál amores, with all my
Amoratado, da, a. Livid. eart,
Amorcilla, sm. dim, Slight love, kindness.
Amores, or Amores mil, am. Red valerian.
Amoricones, sm. pl. Love-looks.
Amorio, am. Friendship.
Amoriscédo, da, a. Besembling the Moors.
Amormádo, da, a. Horses having the gland-
era.
Amorosaménte, ad. Lovingly. {[pipasing.
Amordso, sa, a. Affectionate, kind, loving,
Amorrir, on. To hold down the head.
Amortajar, va. To shroud a corpse.
Amortecérse, er. To faint, be in a swoon,
Amortecimiénto, sm. Swoon; fainting.
Amortiguación, ef. Amortiguamiénto, em.
A mois 0d T rtify. [p
mo r, ed. To mortify. roperty.
Amortización, 1d Mortmaln; tnellenable
Amortizar, va. To render inalienable; entail.
Amoscar, sa. To flap flies.—or. To shake off
A os muito, de a T ted with flies,
mosquiládo, da, a. Tormente
Amostachádo, a. Wesring mustaches,
Amostazár, ca. To exasperate, provoke.—
er. To fly into a violent passion.
Amotinádo, da, a. Mutinous, rebelllous, —
pp. of Amotinar.
Arnotinadór, ra, s. Matineer.
Amotinamiénto, am. Mutiny.
Amotinír, ra. To excite rebellion.—er. To
rise against authority, revolt.
Amovér, ca. To remove. [removed.
A-novibilidad, 4f The possibility of being
Ai: »vible, a. Removable.
Aupara, 4f (Law) Distress; seizure,
Amparadór, ra, &. Protector; shelterer.
Amparár, va. To shelter, protect, support,
assist, (Law) Toseize. Amparar en la
(Law), To maintain In possession,
—er. To claim or enjoy protection,
Ampáro, em. Favor, aid, protection,
Ampelita, ¢f Caunel-coal.
Ampliaeién, sf Enlargement.
Ampliadór, ra, 8. Amplifier, enlarger.
Amplisménte, ad. Amply, largely.
Ampliár, va. To amplify, enlarge,
Amplativo, va, @ Amplifying.
Amplificación, sf ey eed pees amplifica»
Amplificadór, ra, s. Ampl{fier, expatiator.
Amplificár, ca. To amplify, enlarge, extend,
A'mplo, As Ample, extensive; large.
Amplitad, sf Extent, greatneas,
A'mpo, Whitenesa,
Ampólla, 8f. A blister; vial; cruet.
Ampollár, va. To blister; hollow.—vr. To
rise in bubbles.
Ampollar, a. Resembling a blister.
Ampollota, ef. dim. A small vial; hour-glase.
Amprár, er. To borrow.
Amputación, sf Amputation.
Amputár, on. To amputate.
Amuchachádo, da, a. Bo childish.
re per) on Setting f landmark
m nto, 97. ing O: 8.
ya swat ra, 8. Trainer of vine-shvots.
erádo, a. Effeminate.
Amu or. To become sterile,
Amulatádo, a. A mulatto color.
Amuléto, sm. An amulet. [tion.
Amunicionár, ea. To supply with ammani-
Amira, 3f. Tack of a sell Cambiar la
amura, To stand on the other tack.
Amurádas, af. pl. (Nau.) Planks next tho
water-ways,
Amurir, ea. To haul the tack aboard.
Amurcár, ea. To gore with the horns,
Amúrco, 6m. Blow or stroke with the bornas,
Amurlllár, ea. (Agr.) To earth up.
Amáúsco, a. Brown.
Amusgár, ea. To throw back the ears.
A’na, af. An ell; aune; a kind of fox; equal
parts.
Anabatista, Anabaptista, sm. Anabaptist.
Anacarado, da, a Of a ly white color,
Anacardina, sf Confection made of cashew-
apple.
Anacirdio, sm. (Bot.) Cashew-tree.
Anacatártico, ca, a. and 8. Emetie.
Anacorúta, sm. An anchorite, a hermit,
Anacorético, ca, a. Anchoretical.
Anacósta, sf. A sort of woollen stuff.
Anacreóntico, ca, & Apacreontic.
ear am, Anachronism.
sm. k.
Anadoncillo, sm. dim. A grown duckling.
Anafáya, af. A kind of thick corded silk.
Anáfa, am, A portable furnace or stove,
Anáfora, £/. Anaphora, a figure in rhetoria
Anagilide, 4f Pimpernel
Anagiris, sf. (Bot.) Stinking bean-trefoil.
Anaglifo, sm. Vase or vessel with basso re-
lievo figures.
Anagóge, sm. re een Anagogica,
Anagógico, ca, a, cal,
sf. An anagram,
Anagramatizadór, am, Anagrammatist.
ae éptico, ca, a. (Med.) Analeptic, restora-
ve,
Analépsia, af Analepsis.
Análes, sm, pl, Annals,
Análisis, 87. Analysis.
Analista, em. Annalist.
. | Analiticaménte, ad. Analytically.
Analitico, ca, a. Analytical.
Analizadór, am, Analyzer.
Analizár, va. To analyze,
Análogaménte, ad. ic
Analogís, ef Analogy.
casino, ad Analogically.
Analógico, ca, e a. Analogous.
Analogismo, em. Ana ogiem,
Anána or Ananás, sn. Pine-apple.
Anapélo, em. (Bot.) Wolf's-bane.
Anapésto, em, Ansprst, a verse.
Anaplerótico, ca, a, (Med.) Anaplerotic.
Anaquél, em, Shelf or to put things on.
Anaranjádo, da, a. Orange-colored.
Anarquía, 8/. Anarchy.
Anárquico, ca, a. Anarchial, confused.
An 8f. (Med.) Anasarca, a dropsy.
Anascóta, sm. A kind of serge.
reparada Mug-wort.
Anastóm of Anastomosis, [words,
Anástrofe, sm. Anastrophe, an inversion of
Anáta, 4/7. Annats Media anata, The half
of the first yoar's Income.
Anatéma, s. Anathema, excommunication.
Anatematizár, va. To excommunicate.
Anatomia, 4f. Anatomy; skeleton.
Anatémicaménte, ad. Anatomically.
Anatómico, ca, 4. Anatomical.
Anatomista, am, Anatomist.
roars oa, To oa, dissect.
A'n f The croup of a horse, haunch.
rere hg am. Contraction of the muscles.
Anchaménte, ad. Widely, largely.
Anchárla, 4f The width of cloth.
Anchéta, #7; Venture.
Anchicérto, ta, a. Wider than long.
A'ncho, cha, a. Broad, large. Ponerse muy
ra To look big. Vida ancha, A loose
A'ncho, Anchór, em. Width.
ea! Anchóva, af veo
Anchuélo, la, a dim. Somewhat wide.
Anchúra, sf. Width; latitude; laxity. A’
mis uras or & sus anchuras, At
large, at full liberty.
Anchuróso, 84, a. spacious, broad.
Anchása, 87 thot) Alkane oldest.
Ancianía, af. The jurisdiction of the four
Ancianidád, «ef Old age; antiquity.
Aniáno, na, a. Old.
A'ncla, af Anchor.
Ancladéro, em. Anchorage. [dues,
Ancláge, em. Anchoring-ground; anchorage-
Anclár, on. To anchor.
Anclóte, am. Strosm-anchor, kedge.
Anclotillo, em. Kedge-anchor.
Ancón, Anconáda, am, An open road, a bay.
A'ncora, tf. Anchor. Echar áncoras, To
cast anchor. ZLevar áncoras, To weigh
anchor. Estar en áncoras, To lie at} And
Pepiarala Anch
nco em. Anchorage.
Aucorár, va. To anchor.
Ancérca, ¢f Yellow ochre,
Ancorefa af. Anchor-forge.
Ancoréro, sm. Anchor-smith.
Ancúsa, ef Common alkanet.
Andábata, sm. A hood-winked gladiator.
Andabóba, ef V. Parar.
Andáda, % A thin, hard-baked cako <An-
dádas, of game.
Andadéras, y. pl. Go-carts,
Andadéro, ra, a. Of easy access,
ándádo, — Step-son.
Andádo, da, a. Beaten; worse for use,
threadbare; customary.
Andadór, ra, 8. A good walker; messenger
of a court. (Nau.) A fast sailor; an in-
ferior minister of justice; leading-string ;
an alley in a garden.
Andadúra, ef Gait; pacing; amble.
Andalia, 4/. Sandal. [ation.
Andaluzátla, 4/. Bullying, boasting; exagger-
Andamiáda, 4f Scaffolding. board.
Andámio, em. Scaffold; gait. (Nau.) Gang
Andána, 4 Row, tier, line. (man
Andanáda, af. Broadside; reproof, repri-
Andanifio, sm. A kind of go-cart.
Andante, em, (Mus.) Andante.
Andantésco, ca, a. eS onelne to knight-
ea, To go, walk; act, bchave; elapse.
Andar en cuerpo, To go abroad without
a cloak or surtout. Andar por decir or
por hacer una cosa, To be determined to
say or do a thing. Andar en carnes or
en cueros, To go stark naked. Andar en
buena rela, To keep the sails full Andar
todo, To put up the helm .4*
andar, At at most. 4’ ra r,
At worst. A‘ mas andar, In
Andando el ttempo, In the lapse of time.
Andár, interj. Well, never mind. Anda,
Stand out of the way.
Andarúge, sm, The wheel of a well.
Andariégo, ga, a, Restless, of a roving turn.
Andarin, em. A fast walker. Andarines,
an Italian paste used for sou
Andario, am. The white w. l
Andarlvél, sm. (Nau.) A girt-line.
A'ndas, ¢f pl. A bier with or without shafts,
Andatis, af. A sort of china, china staff.
Andón, ¢m, A shelf; the sidewalk.
Andúro, am. A bicr-bearer.
Andilú, sm. Shoomaker's burnishing stick.
A’ndito, sm. A gallery round a building.
Andóla, ef. An unmeaning jocular expletive.
Andolina, Andorina, af. The swallow.
Andó af. Llenar la andorga, To cat
much,
Andorina, af. (Nau.) A truss.
rio gad about,
Andorréra, «f. Street-walker.
Andorréro, sm. A rover, rambler. ower,
Andósco, ca, a. Two years old: applied to
Anar am. Rag of worn clothes. Zucer
a á
[errants,
rajos, To tear to rags.
Andrajosaménte, ad. Raggedly.
Andrajóso, sa, a. dl [men.
Andriána, y kind of gown worn by wo-
. A sloo.
Andrino, em. Sloe-tree, black thorn.
Andrógino, em. Hermaphrodite.
Andrómina, @f (Coll.) Trick, fraud, artifice.
Androsómo, am. Park-leaves.
Androtomia, af Dissection of human bodies,
Andulários, em. pl. A long wide gown.
Andulóncia, af. (Coll.) Occurrence, event.
Andillo, sm, Plug-tobacco.
Andurriáles, em. pl, By-roads, retired places,
Anéa, af. (Bot.) Cat's tail.
Anetige, sm, Aluage, ell measure. [cradle.,
Ancár, va, To measure by ells; rock in a
Aneblár, ea. To cloud, darken, obscure,
Anécdota, 4f Anecdote,
Anegación, ef. Overflowing inundation.
Anegadizo, za, a. Liable to be overflowed.
Anegádo, da, a. Overtlowed. Navio ane-| Angos
gado, A water-logged ship.
Anegár, ea. To inundate, sabmerge.—vr.
To be inundated.
Ancjo, ja, a. Annexed, joined.
Anéjo, em. An annex, a benefice or church
depending on another.
Anem fia, af. Anemography, the descrip-
tion of the winds.
Anemometria, ef Anemometry, measuring
the force of the winds.
Anemómetro, am. Anemometer, an instru-
ment to measure the force of the wind.
Anémone, sf. Anemone or wind-flower.
Anem: o, am, Anemoscope, a machine
to show the changes of the wind.
Anepigrafo, fa, a. Medal, piece of honor.
Anequin (4), or de aneg ad, Bo much a
head (of sheep).
Aneurisma, af. Aneurism.
Anexár, ea. To annex, join.
Anexidádes, ef. pl. Annexes.
Anexión, af exion, union.
Anéxo, xa, a. Annexed, joined, united.
Anfboldgis: of Amphibology, ambigu!
ogla, 4). ogy, am .
Anfibológicaménte, ad. Amphibol cally.
Anfibológico, ca, a. Amphibologi
Anfibraco, am. Amphibrach.
Anfimacro, em. Amphimacer.
Anfión, sm, Opium.
Anfisbéna, Anfisibéna, sf Amphisbena, a
serpent with two heada.
Anfiscios, em. pl, E ron
Anfiteátro, em. Amphitheatre.
Anfractuosidád, Y, Cruokedness.—af. pl.
A la ay ge tan bakes Lovet sande
ogarillas, ¢/ -barrow ; niers ;
Angarillón, sm. A large wicker basket; a
large hand-barrow.
ee ef. Printed calico. Angaripo-
las, Gandy ornaments.
A'ngaro, em. Signal fire, or smoke.
A'ngel, em. Angel, spirit; a sort of fish.
anga de ángel, Sleeve of a coat plait-
ed. A'ngel custodio or de la guarda,
Guardian angel, protector. A'ngel patu-
do, Nickname of a malicious person.
Cabellos de ángel, A kind of sweetineats.
Angélica, y. Garden Angelica. Angélica
carlina, Carline thistles. Angélica pa-
Angelicdl, Angelico, ea, a. Angelical
f blico, a. Angelical.
Angelóte, sm. au A large figure of an
angel; a fat child.
An em, A coarse sort of linen,
Angina, y Quinsy sore throat.
Angiografía, sf. Angiography.
Angiológia, af. Angiology.
Angiospérma, a. (Bot.) Angiospermía.
An af. A cape.
Anglicáno, na, 4. Anglican. La iglesia
anglicana, The established church of; Aniquilador, ra, $. A
England.
Anglicismo, em. Anglicism.
énte, ad. Narrowly.
Angostár, ca. To narrow, contract.
Angostillo, lla, a, diem, A little narrow
Angósto, a. Narrow, close. Venér awe
gosto, To be disappointed.
túra, y” Narrowness; a narrow pasa,
ura,
A’ngra, af. A small bay, a cove,
Anguarina, Se loose coat hanging to the
Anguila, q/. Eel. Anguila de calo, A port
rope to flog the sailors. Anguilas, Launch-
f-~ — ey
m. A stroke with a port-rope.
ca Basket or pannier for eels,
he vein of the groins.
A te
“Angulat, Ped
[knees,
saving angles.
ra q r,
r-stone,
te, ad. An ly. :
Anguléma, sf. A sort of coarse linen. An-
gulemas, Y ulsome flatteries,
A'ngulo, sm. Angle, corner; nook. A'ngulo
óptico, The visual angle.
Angulóso, sa, a. ap cornered.
Angústia, 4/. Anguish, affliction, pang.
Angustiadaménte, ad. Painofally.
Angustiado, da, a. Painful; miserable.
Angustiár, va. To afflict, grieve, torment,
An af. Angustura bark.
Anhelar, on. To breathe with difficulty;
sat ha
O, 6m. ousness, eagerness,
Anhelóso, sa, a. Anxiously desirous,
Anheméles, sm, pl. Beasts of burden.
Anhina, @¢ Darter, bird of prey in Brazil.
Ani sf. The yearly wages of a laborer.
Anidár, on. To nestle; dwell; shelter.
Anieblar, va. To darken, obscure.
Anillár, va. To form rings or circles in work,
ae Anillóte, em. dim. A small ring,
t.
F og oa od a
—— —
amule
Anillo, em, A finger ring; circuit. [sunset
A'nima, ef Soul. Animas, bell-ringing at
Animáble, a. Susceptible of animation.
Animación, «f Animation.
Animádo, da, a. Manful
Animador, ra, 8. Animater.
Animadversión, af. Animadversion, remark.
Animal, sm. Animal; dunce, blockhead.
Animal, a. Animal. [mal.
Animalázo, em. augm. A large or big ani-
Animaléjo, ico, illo, em. dim. A small ani-
mal, animalcule. (animal,
Animalón, Animalóte, sm. augm, A Lig
Animalúcho, 81m, An ugly, hideous animal,
Animér, va. To animate, comfort; excite.
A’nime or góma ánime, af Gum anime.
Animéro, ¢m. One who asks charity for the
souls in e peto
A'nimo, 8m. Soul; courage, valor; mind,
intention.—4n£ Come on.
Animosaménte, ad. Courageously.
Animosidad, ef Animosity, valor, courage.
Animóso, sa, a, Brave, courageous, gallant,
Aniñadaménte, ad. In achildish manner.
Aniñárse, or. To grow childish.
Aniquiláblo, a. Annihilable.
Aniquilacién, 4/. Annihilation, extinctlon.
destroyer.
Aniquilamiénto, sm. Annibilation,
Aniquilár, va. To annihilate, destroy.—or.
To decay. ;
Anís, am. Anise, Anises, Anise-seeds.
Anisado, da, a. Anisced brandy. St
ANT
Anisár, va. To flavor with anise.
Anisillo, em. Small anise.
Aniversario, ria, a. Anniversary, yearly.
Aniversário, em. Anniversary; a yearly
mass ro de antversarioe, An obit-
wary.
A’no, em. The anus,
Anóche, ad. Last night. (cer, At night-fall.
Anochecér, on, To grow dark. Al anoche-
Anodinár, va. To administer anodynes,
Anodino, na, a. (Med.) Anodyne.
Anomalía, af Anomaly.
Anómalo, la, a. (Gram.) Anomalous.
Anomía, 8f. Anomy, breach of law.
Anon, sm. The custard apple-tree.
Anóna, af. Anona or custard-apple.
Anonadación, sf, Anonadamiénto, sm. An-
nibilation; self-contempt.
Anonadár, ea. To annihilate; diminish.—
or. To humble one's self.
Anónimaménte, ad. Anonymously.
Anónimo, ma, 4. Anonymous; nameless,
Anotación, s/. Annotation, note.
Anotadór, ra, a. Commentator.
Anotár, va. To comment.
Anquéta. Estar de media To be
incommodiously seated. an Ox.
Anquiboyúno, na, a. Having a croup like
Anquilósis, sf Anchylosis, a stiff joint.
isóco, ca, @. n crouped. der.
A acon. A'nsar macho, Gan-
Ansarería, ef The placo where geese are
Ansaréro, am. A pone
Ansarino, na, a. Bolonging to geese.
Ansarino, em, A gosling. [fowl.
Ansarón, em, A goose, a large foolish watcr-
Anseáítico, ca, a. Hanseatic.
Ansi, (Vul.) Thus, so.
A'nsia af. Anxiety, anguish, eagerness ;
longing, pi ¢
Ansiadaménte, ad. Anxiously, earnestly.
Ausiár, va. To desire anxiously, to long.
Ansina, (Low) Thus, so.
Ansiosaménte, ad. Anxiously, earnestly.
Anslóso, sa, @. Anxious, seer:
A'nta, ef. The Tapir. (Arch.) Antas, pillar
ofa pale
Antáceo, sm. A kind of sturgeon.
Antagállas, af pl. Sprit-sail reef-bands.
Antagonista, en. Antagonist, an opponent.
Antána Llamaree antana, To unsay, re-
tract.
Antáño, ad. Last year.
Antártico, ca, a. Antarctic. [the first course.
A'nte, em, A dressed buck or buffalo skin;
red be Before.
Anteádo, da, a. Buff-colored.
Anteanteanóche, ad. Three nights ago.
Anteanteayér, ad. Three days ago.
Anteayér, ad. The day before yesterday.
Antebrázo, sm. Tho fore-arm.
Antecáma, af A bed-side carpet.
Antecámara, sf Ante-chamber; lobby; hall;
the pd {ante-chamber.
Antecamarilla, ¢f A room to the king's
Ri af. Tho porch.
Antecedénte, am. Antecedent.
Antecedenteméónta, ad. Antecedently.
a ea. To precede, forego.
ANT
Antecesór, ra, 8. Predecessor, forefather.
Antecesóres, Ancestora.
Antechinos, am. pl. Fluted mouldings.
Antéco, ca, a. The Anteci.
Antecogór, va. To bring before one; to
gather too soon.
Antecolúna, af. A column of a portico.
rd em. The entrance leading to the
choir.
Antecristo, am, Antichrist.
Antedata, ef. Antedate.
Antedatár, va. To antedate.
Antedicho, cha, a. Foresaid.
Ante-diem, (Lat.) The preceding day.
Antediluvidno, na, a. Antediluvian.
Antelglésla, sf The porch of a church; the
parish charch and district.
Antelación, af. Preference.
Antemáno, ad. Beforehand.
Antemeridiáno, na, a, In the forenoon.
Antemurál, en. A rock or mountain pro-
tecting a fortress. mural,
Antemurálla, sf Antemúro, sm. V. Ante-
Antóna, af. A lateen yard; the horn or an-
tenna of insects.—s, pl. Antenne.
Antenállas, of Pr Pincers.
Antenóche, The night before last.
Antenómbre, am. A title prefixed to a
proper name.
Ante ¡Er y. serene eye-fiap.
Anteojéro, sm. Spectacle-maker.
Antedjo, am. A spy-glass; an ey
Anteojo de larga vista, A telescope.
Anteojo de puño, or de teatro, Opera-
glass. —pi. Spectacles: Anteojos de ca-
mino, or de enfermos, Goggles.
Ante-ómnia, Before all things; above all
Antepagár, ca. To pay beforehand.
Antepasádo, da, a. Passed, elapsed. [sora.
Antepasádos, sm. pl. Ancestors, predeces-
Antepécho, em. Breastwork, parapet; foot-
step. Antepéchos, (Naa.) The iron horse
of the head.
Antepenfiltimo, ma, a, Antepenult;
Anteponér, va. To prefer; place before.
Antepórtico, sm. Vestibule, porch.
Antepuérta, af A door-curtaln; anteport.
Antequino, nu. Concave moulding.
Antéra, af. (Bot.) Anther.
Antérico-tardio, Mountain spiderwort,
Anteriór, @ Anterior, former.
Anterioridád, af Priority; preference.
Anteriorménte, ad. Previonsly.
Antes, prep. Before, beforohand.
A'ntes, ad. First, rather, better; heretofore.
A'nies bien, Rather. A'ntes con ántes,
As soon as possible. De dnées, In ancient
times. A'ntes que, Rather than.
Antesacristia, 8/. An apartment leading to
the sacristy.
Antesála, af. Ante-chamber. [ment.
Antestatúra, sf (Fort) A small intrench-
Antetémplo, am. Portico.
Antevér, va. To foresee.
Antevispera, ef. The day before yesterday.
A'nti, An inseparable preposition, signifying
against,
reer ah ra The maton ape
ntiapopléctico, ca, a. An ectic,
Antiapóstol, 4. Anti-apostlo. ++
ast.
ird-
Antiartritico, ca, a. (Med. ) Antiarthritic,
Antiasmático, ca, €. (Med.) Antiasthmatic.
Anticardanál, sm. A schismatic cardinal,
Anticipación, ef Anticipation, foretaste.
EPS Pe of. (Fenc.) An unexpected
or blow.
Antici énte, ad. Prematurely.
Anticipador, ra, £. Anticipator.
Anticipamiénto, am. Anticipation.
Anticipánto, pa. Anticipated; a fit of the
fever returning before its period.
Anticipar, ca. To anticipate; forestall.
Anticlimax, a, (Bhet.) Anticlimar.
Anticosmótico, ca, a. Anticosmetic,
Anticristiano, na, a. and a. Antichristian.
Anticritico, am. Anticritic.
Anticuado, da, a, Antiquated.
Anticnár, va. To antiquate, outdate.
Anticuário, sm. Antiquarian.
Antidorál. a. Remunerative.
Antidisentérico, ca, a. Antidysenteric.
Antidotário, em. A pharmacology.
Antidoto, am. Antidote.
Antiemético, ca, a. Antiemetio.
Antientasiasta, a. Antienthusiastic,
Antiepiléctico, ca, a. (Med.) Antiepilectic,
Antiér, ad. The day before yes y.
epocas ca, A, (Med zane bate:
ntiespasmódico, ca, a. pasmodic.
Antifanatico, ca, a. Antifanatio,
Antifiiz, arn. A face-veil
Antifebril, a. Antifebrile.
Antifrodisiaco, ea, a. Antiaphroditic,
Antiflogistico, ca, a (Med.) Antiphlogistic.
Anti af. Antiphony, an anthem.
Antifonál, Antifonário, a. Antiphonal.
da am. Precentor, leader of the
choir.
Antifrasis, af, Antiphrasis,
Antiguélia, ¢f A monument of antiquity.
An nte, ad. Anciently, formerly.
Antignér, on. To obtain seniority; to make
Antguedsa, of. Antiquity; th lenta,
5 af. uity; the ancien
Antiguo, gua, a. Antigua, ancient, old.
Antiguo, em. An antique monument; senior
of a college or community. A
The ancients; the illustrious men of old.
Antihelmintico, ca, a. (Med.) Anthelmintic.
Antihistórico, ca, a. Antibysteric.
Antilógia, af. An e poa contradiction.
Antiministeriál, a. Antiministerial.
Antimonárqnico, ca, @. Antimonarchic.
Antimoniál, a. Antimonlal
Antimónio, am. Antimony.
Antinacionál, a. Antinational.
Antinefritico, ca, a. Antinephritic.
Antinomia, af. Contradiction between laws.
ere am, reat A
ntipápa, sm. An antipope, antipope.
Antipapádo, em. The unlawful fn
Antipapál, a. Antipapal.
Antipático, ca, a. Having natural aversion.
Antiperistasis, 8f. Antipcristasia, [tasta.
Antiperistatico, ca, a. Belonging to antiperis-
Antipestiléncial, a. Antipestilential.
thrust | Antipóca, sf Obligation to pay a certain rent,
Antipocár, ea. Written obligation to pay a
certain rent. [contrary dispositions,
Antipodas, sm. Antipodes; persons of
Antipodia, SS Aa
af. Antipodlo, sm. An extra dish
to the usual m
Antipútrido, da, a. Antiseptic,
Antiquísimo, ma, a. sup. Very ancient.
Antirovolucionário, ria, a. Antirevolution-
Ate sig Poin - ints equall
am. : Two poin
distant from the tropics. se
Antiséptico, ca, a. Antiseptic.
Antispódio, em. (Pharm.) Antispodium.
Antistrofa, by Antistrophe; an ancient dance,
Antitesis, q/. (Gram.) Antithesis; a contrast.
Fea nae pane bol.
titipo, am. Antitype, re, €, ByM-
Antitrinitário, sm Abtitrinitadian: d
Antivenéreo, rea, a. (Med.) Antivenereal,
Antojadizo, za, a. Longing, capricious.
Antojádo, da, a. Anxious, longing.
Antec, or. To long, desire earnestly.
Antojéra, af A spectacle-case; eye-flap.
Antojéro, sm. Spectacles-maker.
Alo: am. Whim; a longing, fancy ; spec-
tacles; eye-flap for horses,
Antojuélo, sm. dim. A slight longing.
pees ta ETS
Antología, 4f Anthology.
Antocoralsla, ef. (Rhet.) Antonomasia,
Antonomástico, ca, 4. Antonomastic.
Antór, sm. (Law. Prov.) Vender of stolen
goods, a boná fide purchaser.
Antorcha, 2f. Torch, beaa.
A'ntras, am. Vermilion.
A'ntro, am, Antre, cavern, den,
An fropengo, em. A cannibal.—e, ph An-
thropophagi.
Antropol af. Anthropology.
Antroposofia, 4/. Anthroposophy.
Antrucjo, 877. The three days of the carnival,
Antuvión, am, A sndden, unexpected stroke
or attack. Dea Unexpectedly.
Ann a. Annual. [annuity.
Anulidád, sf State of being annual; pension,
Anualménte, ad. Annually.
Anubarrádo, da, a. Clonded.
Anubládo, da, a. Overcast, clouded, dim.
Anublár, va. To cloud, darken; overcast;
obscure.—or. Te be blasted; mildewed.
Anudár, va. To knot, join, unite.—on. To
wither, pine away. Anudaree la voa,
Not to be able to speak.
Anuéncia, sf Compliance, consent.
gnity of| Anuénte, a. Condescending.
Anuláble, a. That which can be annulled.
Antipára, ef. A screen; a gaiter for the front | Anulación, 2f. Abrogation; abscission.
of the legs and fect.
Antiparslitico, ca, a. (Med.) Antiparalytio.
Antiparástasis, 8/.
asserted to be LEE la oy
Antiperistasis, a crime | Anulár, 4 Annular.
aler.
make votd.
Dedo anular, The rin
[making void.
Anuladór, ra, e. A re
Anulár, va. To annu
or fourth finger.
(Coll.) Spectacles, [stone. | Anulativo, va, A. Having the power of
Antipátes, ev. Black coral; a precious black | Anunciación, 4/. Annunciation,
Antipatia, ¢f Antipathy.
Anunciadór, ra, 8. Announcer.
APA
APA
Anunciár, va. To announce, proclaim; fore-
bode.
Anáúncio, sm. Omen; advertisement, notice,
A'nuo, ua, 4. Annual, yearly.
Anvérso, sm. Obverse. [tobacco-leaves,
A'nvir, am, (South Amer.) A red liquor from
Anzoládo, da, a, Hooked in.
Anzoléro, sm, Fish-hook maker or dealer.
Anzuólo, sm, Fish-hook; allurement; frit-
ters. Caer en el anzuelo, To be tricked.
Roer el anzuelo, To escape a danger.
Tragar en anzuelo, To swallow the bait.
Aña, ef Stink-fox, skunk.
Afiada, sf, The or bad season in a year;
polly of arable Jand. Larco
Añadidúra, f Añadimiénto, em. Addition,
Añadir, oa. To add; exaggerate.
Afiafia, sf. Papel de añafea, Brown paper.
afíl, pe A musical pipe used by the
M
Añafiléro, em, A player on the afta/il,
a ef. call, lure, decoy. [lamb.
, G, Annual, Cordero añial, A yearling
Añál, em. An annual offering on the tomb.
Añaléjo, sm. An ecclesiastical almanac.
Añascár, ca. To collect by degrees.
Añejár, ea. To make old.—or. To grow old.
Añójo, ja, a. Old, stale, musty.
Añicos, sm. pl. Bits or small pieces of an
thing. acer añicos, To break into small
bits. ZHacerse añicos, To overheat one's
self,
Añil, am, The indigo plant; indigo: the best
quality is called añtl for, or tisats; the
middling sort, sob zonte, and the com-
mon kind, corte.
Afiinéro, em, A dealer in lamb-skins,
ag ere em, pl. The fleecy skins of yearling
am
Añirádo, da, a. Dyed blue.
A'ño, am. A year; a long time. Mal año,
Burely, without donbt Mal año para él,
The deuce take him. .4' os, The birth-
day of a person. Celebrar los años, To
keep the birth-day. Tener años, To be
old. .Año bistesto, Leap-year.
Añojál, em. Fallow land.
Añájo, ja, 8. A yearling calf
Añubládo, da, a. Blindfolded.
Añublár, Añublárse, Y. Anublar.
Añúblo, em. Mildew.
Añudadór, ra, 8. One who knots or tica.
Añudár, va. To make fast, unite, tie close.
Apacentadéro, sm. Pasture.
Apacentadór, em. A herdsman,
Apacentamicnto, sm. Pastor
Apacentár, ra. To tend eralog cattle: to
graze; teach s hipaa 6
Apachurrár, va. To crus ueeze, [ness
Apacibilidád, ef Affability, mildnesa, meck-
sona a. Affable, meek, gentle; placid;
Apacibler 26 te, ad. Mild! u
em n 2 »
Apaciguadór, ra, 8. Peaceinsker É
Apaciguamiénto, em. Pacification.
pación va. To appease, pacify, calm.—
on. To abate.
Apadrinadór, ra, 8. Patron, defender.
Apadrinár, va. To support, patronize.
Apagáble, a. Extinguishable, pair
Apagádo, da, a. Humble-minded, pusillani-
mous,
Apagadór, sm. Extinguisher. (ines
Apagapénoles, em. pl. Leech-ropes, leech-
Apagar, va. To quench, extinguish: e
destroy. Apugar la cal, To slake lime.
A age ta ete la luz, To go out.
A t ne ádo, da, a. In imitation of half an
ellipsis.
Apaisido, da, a. Resembling a landscape.
Apalabrár, ea. To appoint a consultation;
treat personally; bes
qe va. To move with a lever; sup-
t.
Pp
Apaleádo, da, a. Cudgelled, caned.
Apaleador, ra, €. Cudgeller.
Apaleamiénto, em, Drubbing; beating.
Apaleár, ea. To cane, drub, cudgel; beat,
orsewhip. D.
Apalco, sm. Beating, moving, or shovelling
Apalmáda, a. Palm ofthe hand stretched out.
Apancóra, 8f. The common crab.
Apandillár, ca. To form a league or a fhe-
tion.—or. To be united in a faction.
Apanojádo, da, a. (Bot.) Paniculate.
par va. To overflow ground; make
& poo
Apantufládo, da, a. Wearing slippors.
Ad da, a. Resembling woollen cloth
y.
Apañadór, ra, €. Catcher, grasper; pilferer.
Apañadúra, A pañamiónto, 4/: Seizing, snatch-
ing, grasping.
Apafié , va. To grasp, seize; pilfer; dress,
set off; patch.—vr. To submit to.
Apáño, sm, Seizing, grasping; aad ne
t
Añudar los To impose silence, a bee ing.
da va, To choke; vex, annoy.—en. Apañuscadór, ra, s. One who crumples a
To be displeased. Apañuscár, ea. (Coll.) To rumple, crush.
Aojádo, da, a, Bewitched. Apapagayádo, da, a. Parrot-like. [ebon.
Aojadór, ra, 8. A conjurer. fascination. | Aparadór, sm. Sidoboard; dresser; work-
Aojadúra, uf Aojamiénto, sm. Witchcraft, | Aparár, va. To stretch out the hands for
Aojár, va. To fascinate, charm, bewitch. catching; heap the earth round plants;
Aójo, sm. Bewitching, fascination.
pene 4 Ae rt oer
órta, af. (Ana orta, the grea fe
Aovádo, da, a. Oviform, in the shape of an
Aovár, oa, Tq lay eggs.
Aovillárse, e To grow like a clew.
Apabilár va. To prepare the wick of a
candle for lighting.—vr. To go out, to ex-
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close the quarters of a shoe,
Aparasoládo, da, a. (Bot.) Umbelliferous.,
Aparatádo, da, a. Prepared, disposed.
Ens em. Apparatus, preparation; pomp,
show.
Aparceria, af. Partnership.
Aparcéro, 6m. Partner in a farm; associate,
a Daren. va. To on mate. {edly.
ecér, on, and or. To ap unexpect-
Abaradára, af. (Nan.) Gabe.
APE API
Aparecido, sm. Ghost. [ing. | Apégo, sm, Attachment, fondness,
aie ae i An ap un appear- | Apeláble, ee me ,
Apareja a. Prepared, fit, y. pelación, 2/. ppeal
Apeládo, da, a. Of the same coat or color.
Aparejador, ra, 8. Ono who prepares or gets
ready ’
ly; overseer; rigger.
Apervjar, va. To get ready; saddle or har-
ness horses; rig a ship; to size.—vr. To
APG. ani. Preparatión, disposition: hare
ness, gear; allas; tackle and rigging on
a ship. Apu de amante y estrella,
Runner and tackle,
Abardos. pl. Tools, Instruments
parujos, ; ools, instrumen
Aparentár, va, To make a false show. [ft
Aparénte, a. Apparent, not real; seasonable,
A A carer Aprarenuy:
n, Y. on.
Leh As oo i ig Pri
vestige ; pageant; pro ty, conjecture.
Aparrado, oa a. Crooked like grape-vines.
Aparroquiádo, a. Parishioner.
A uiár, oa. To attract customers.
Apartadero, sm. pi pa cross-rosds,
Apartadijo, en. A smal
A izo, em. A small room taken from
one of which it made a part.
Apartado, da, a. Separated; distant, retired.
ss aber. em. A retired room; a smelting-
ouse; a private box in the post-office.
or sepa-
Apartadór, ra, $. One who divides
rates. Apartador de Smelter.
Apartamiénto, em. Separation; renunciation
Asati: T dissuad
oa. To separate; dissuade; re-
move; to sort.—or. To withdraw; to be
A est Bresk in a 1 h.
parte, sm. a line, paragra;
Apá ad. apart separately ; aside.
A oe o arrange the grain for thresh-
g; to heap.
Apaalonadam nia: ad. Passionately. [tod.
Apasionado, da, a. Passionate, fond; devo-
Apasionér, ea. To inspiro a passion.—er,
o be taken with a person to excess,
Apasturár, ca. To pasture, to forage.
Apatía, 4f. Apathy.
Apático, ca, a. eS indifferent.
Aparaca, em. Ornament, dress; bungled
wo
A am. (M. Epasote), American basil.
Apéa, 8f. A rope on the forefeet of horses.
Apeadéro, em, A horse-block.
Apeadór, sm, A land surveyor.
nto, em. Survey.
A , oa. To alight; measure lands; set
dmarks; prop; pull down; dissuade;
dis
Apechugér, ea. To push with the breast;
undertake with spirit.
A , va. To patch, repalr.
Apedernaládo, da, a. Flinty.
Apedrár, ea, Tu stone.
A éro, am. Place whero
Apedreádo, da, a. Stoned, pelted.
Apedreadór, sm. Thrower of stones,
Apedreamiénto, em. Lapidation.
Apedreár, va. To stone.—on. To hail.
Apedréo, am. A stoning.
Apegadaménte ad. Studiously.
each other.
ys stone
Apelambrár, va. To steep hides in lime-
water.
Apelánte, pa. Appellant.
Apelár, en. To appeal; have recourse to;
ta ha a@ h= --me color. [lative noun.
»mbre apelativo, An appel-
flee, run away.
cht, escape,
dress leather.
%. Named. [namo.
em. The act of giving a
Po call by name; to pro-
o -- --- shonts.
Apellido, am. Surname; nickname,
Apel ea. To compress.
Apénas, ad, Scarcely, hardly; with trouble.
Apéndice, em. Appendix.
Apeñuscár, ea. To rumple.
Apio, em. Survey; props, stays, dec.
Apeonar, va. To walk or run swiftly.
Apépela, af Apepsy, indigestion.
Aperadór, sm. A farmer; a wheolwright.
Aperár, va. To carry on the trade of a
wheelwright.
Apercibido, da, a. Provided; ready.
Apercibimiúnto, sm, Providing; arrange-
ment; order; summons, summon.
Apercibir, ea. To provide, get y; warn;
Aperción, af Opening. [nato,
Apercollár, va. To collar; snatch; assassi-
Apordigiulo, da, a. Broiled, toasted; burned
y the Inquisition.
Aperdigár, va, To broil preloga
Aperitivo, va, a. Aperitivo,
Apernadór, sm. A dog which seizes the
game by the legs.
Apornár, va. To seize by the leg.
Apéro, sm, Implements of a farm or of a
trade; sheepfold.
Aperreádo, da, a. Harassed.
Aperreadór, ra, 8. An intruder.
Aperreár, va. To throw to the dogs.—or.
o toil; overwork.
Apersonádo, da, a, Favored.
Apersonárse, or. To appear in person,
Apertúra, 8/. Opening.
Apeosadumbrádo, da, a. Vexed, mournful.
Apecatumbess, oa, To vex, afflict—or. To
grieve.
Apesarár, oa. To afilict.
Apesgár, va, To sink under a load.—er. To
eved.
Apestudo, a. Pestered, annoyed.
Apestár, va. To infect; cause a bad smell;
corrupt; pester.
Apétalo, la, a. Apetalous.
Apetecedór, ra, a. Desirer, wisher for.
Apetecér, va, To long fur, to hanker.
Apetecible, a. Desirable.
Apeténcia, af Appetite, hunger.
Apetitivo, va, a. Appetitive.
Apetito, em. Appetite; hunger.
Apetitóso, sa, @. Palatable.
Apezuñár, on. To tread firm on the hoof
Apiadador, ra, 8. One who pities.
Apiadárse, or. To pity, comers:
APO
APO
Aplaradóro, em. A shepherd’s account of| Apoderádo, em. Proxy, attorney,
the sheep.
Apicarado, da, a. Roguish, knavish.
A pice, am. Apex, summit, top.
A'pices, Anthers of fiowers. Estar en los
ope To know minutely a thing.
a addr, em. Piler of the wool at shearing-
time,
Apllár, va. To pile, heap up.
Apimpollarse, or. "To germinate.
Apifiado, da, a. Pyramidal, pine-shaped.
Apiñadúra, 8f. Apiñamiónto, sm. Pressin
together. poe pl
Apii dr, va. To press together.—er. To clog,
A'pio, sin, Celery. [murder.
Apiolár, va, To gyve a hawk; apprebend ;
Apisonár, va. To ram with a rammer.
Apitonamiénto, em. Putting forth the ten-
derlings,
Apitonár, on. To put forth the tenderlings;
ud.—or. To abuse,
Aplacáble, a. Placable. {ableness.
Aplacación, 8f. Aplacamiénto, sm, Appeas-
Aplacadór, ra, 5. Appeaser.
Aplacár, va. To appease, mitigate.
arene ae oller for lovelli d
planadéra, af A roller for love und.
Aplanadór, am. A leveller. as
Aplanamiénto, a. Levelling.
Aplanár, oc. To level, flatten; terrlfy.—er.
o tumble down. [iron.
Aplanchádo, da, a. Smoothed with a flat-
Aplanchádo, sm, Ironed linen; smoothing
or froning linen,
Aplanchadóra, g/. A woman who trons linen.
Aplanchár, va. To iron linen.
Aplantillár, oa. To adjust or fit stones, dc.
Aplastádo, da, a. Caked; flattened; dispir-
ted. [found.
Aplastár, va. To cako, fiatten, crush; con-
Aplaudir, va, To applaud.
Aplíuso, sm. Applause, praise.
Aplazamiénto, 9. Convocation, citation.
Aplazár, ta. To convene; Invest; concert;
mon
plegir, va.
Aplicáble,
Aplicación
(Prov.) To Join, unite.
a, A ete
af, Application; assiduity.
Aplicádo, da, a. Studions, diligent.
Aplicár, va. To apply, adapt; adjudge.
Aplomédo, da, a. Of lead-color; leaden; dull.
Aplomár, ea, To overload; to plumb.—er.
o tumble, fall to the ground.
Aplémo, am. Tact, pradence,
A Y. Receipt, A discharge.
A o, da, a. Pus mous, cowardly ;
narrow-hoofed.
Apocadór, ra, 8, One who lessens,
Apocalipsi, Apocalipsis, en. Apocal
Apocamiénto, sm. Meanness o: spirit
Apocár, va. To lessen; diminish, contract.
—r. To humble one's self. (tion.
Apócema, Apócima, af Apozem, a decoc-
Apócimo, $m. Dog's-bane.
Apócrifo, fa, a. Apocryphal.
Apodadór, am. A wag, a scoffer. [appraise.
Apodár, va. To scoff, nickname, ridicule;
Apodencádo, da, a. Pointer-like.
Apoderado, da, a. Empowered, authorized ;
prey
t.
Apoderár, er. To possess one's self ofa thing.
Apodictico, ca, a. Apodictical.
Apodo, sm. A nickname. — [of some bonca,
Apófise, Apófisis, 8/. (Med.) The prominence
Apoflegmitico, ca, a. Apophlegmatic.
Apógrafo sm. Apograph, transcript.
AO am. Apogee.
Apolilládo, da, a. Moth-eaten, worm-eaten.
Apolilladúra, i A hole made by moths.
Apolillár, 04. To gnaw or cat clothes.
Apolinár, Apolineo, nea, a. (Poet.) Belong-
ng to Apollo.
Apolinarista, em, Apollinarian.
Apologético, ca, a. Apologetic.
Apología, ef Apology, excuse,
Apologista, sm. An apologist.
Apólogo, sm. Apologue,
Apoltronárse, er. To grow lazy, loiter.
Apomazár, ea. To glaze; burntsh with
pumice, [vinegar.
Apoméli, gf A decoction of honey-comb in
Apoplegia, af Apoplexy.
Apoplético, ca, 4. Apoplectic.
Aporcadúra, gf Raising earth around planta
Aporcár, sa. To cover plants with earth.
Aperisma, sm, Ecchymosis.
Aporismárse, or. To me an ecchymosis,
Aporraceir, ea. (Prov.) To pornmel
Aporrár, on. To stand mate.—er. To be-
come importunate.
Aporreddo, da, a. Cudgelled ; dragged along.
Aporrednte, pa. Cadgeller.
Aporreár, ca. To beat or cudgel, knock.—
or. To ye intense application.
Aporréo, sm. The act of beating.
Aporrillárse, or. To awell in the joints.
Aporrillo, ad. (Coll.) Plentifully. — (horse.
Aportadéra, 4f Chest to carry stores on a
Aportadéro, sm. A place where a ship or
person may stop.
Aportár, on. To arrive at a port, get shelter.
Aportillar, ca. To breach a rampart.
A em, Sea swallow, sand martin.
Aposentadór, ra, & One who lets lodgings.
Aposentamiénto, sm. The affording a tem-
porary habitation. Dg.
Aposentár, oa. To loldge.—er. To take a
Aposentillo, sm. dim,.A small room, a bed-
room. [the theatre.
Aposénto, sm. A room; an inn; a box in
Apososionár, ca. To give possession.—or.
o take possession.
pr Pr,
poslopésis, q/. e lo
ass sm. Any exte medicinal appli-
cation.
Apósta, Apostadaménte, ad. Designodly.
Apostadéro, em, Station for soldiers or ves-
sols (Nau.) A dock-yard.
Apostador, sm. A better, one that wagers,
Apostál, em. (Prov.) A convenient fishing-
place in a river. [inches thick.
Apostáleos, sm, pl. Planks from five to seven
Apostár, ea. To bet; place relays; post sol-
diors. Aportarlas or apostárselas, To
contend; defy.—or. To emulate, rival.
Apostasia, af Apostasy.
Apóstata, sm, ap forsakor, fugitive.
Apostatár, tn. To apostatiza,
APU
Apoetéma, ef An me, abscess, tumor.
reserves A . Forming an abscess.
7 ar, oa. > Alea an abscess. [bo
postemeéro, 87. ury.
Apostemi . dim, A small abscess ; gum-
A postilla, af. inal note.
Apostillár, er. To break out in pimples.
Apóstol, am. Apostle, missionary. (Nau.)
A pic ee 7
postolado, €. Apostleship.
Apostólicaménte, ad. Apostolically.
Apostólica, ca, a Apostolical; apostolic.
Apostrofar, ea. To a) ophize.
A póstrofe, af (Ebet.) Apostrophe.
Apústrofo, em. Apostrophe.
Apóte, ad. (Coll) Abuadantly, largely.
Aa nds
Apotedsis, af, Apoth y recita
Apoticário, em. AS pothecary.
Apoyadéro, 6m. Pp, cr e
Apoyadara, LA A flow of the milk,
Aporta va. To favor, protect; prop; cor-
roborate, hold ap, aiphor, confirm, sec-
ond a motion.—on. To rest on; le.—or.
To lean upon.
Apoyatira, /. (Mus) Appoggiatara,
Apóyo, em. Prop, support, fulcrum; pro-
on,
Aprecidble, a. Valuable, respectable.
Apreciación, £/. Estimation.
Apreciadaménte, ad. In a valuable manner.
Apreciadór, ra, a. Estimator, appraiser.
Apreciar, ea. To appreciate, 4 ret
Apreciativo, va, a. g to the appraised
value. (teem.
Aprécio, sm. Appraisement; account; es-
Aprehendér, ca. To apprehond, seize ; fancy.
Aprebensión, ¢ Apprehension, acuteness;
fear. (sensitive,
Aprehensivo, va, a. Apprehensive, fearful ;
Aprebensór, ra, 8. One who apprehends,
Aprebensório, ria, a. Apprehending.
Apremiadór, ae Compeller.
Apremiár, ca. To press; compel, oblige.
A remo, em. Pressure; constraint, force;
Sadiel compulsion.
Apremír, ca. To wring; lower, abate.
Aprendér, va. To learn.
Aprendiz, za, 8. Apprentice.
Aprendizage, am. EA
Aprensadór, em. A presser or calendrer.
Aprensár, ta. To dress, calender; vex.
(Nau.) To stow.
Ap or, ra, &. Privateer, cruiser; captor.
Apresamiénto, am, Capture; hold.
Apresúr, ea. To seize, grasp. (Nau.) To
captore.
Aprestar, ca. To prepare, make ready.
Aprésto, sm. Preparation, accoutrement.
Apresuración, af Acceleration.
Apresuradaménte, ad. Hastily, preardy.
Apresurádo, da, a. Brief; acting precipi-
tately. [ness.
Apresuramiénto, sm. Eagerness, forward-
Apresurár, va. To accelerate, hasten.
Apretadaménte, ad. Tightly, closely ; nearly.
Apretadéra, ¢f A strap or rope to tie with.
Apretadéras, Pressing remonstrances.
Apretadéro, om. Truss or bandage for rup-
turoa, Ba
Apretadillo, lla, a. dim, Somewhat con-
ned; in danger. [ed; dangerous.
Apretúdo, da, a. Tight, mean, narrow-mind-
iL | Apretadór, sm. Presser; under-walstcoat ;
corset; rammer; crusher.
Apretadtra, af. Compression.
Apretamiénto, sm. Crowd; conflict; avarice.
ts ea. To tighten; press; constrain;
stress,
Apretón, sm. Pressure. (place; distresa.
Apretára, $ A squeeze, crowd; confined
Apriósa, ad. In haste, in a hurry. [cramp.
Apriéto, em. Crowd; conflict; Ney ;
Aprimir, va. To compress. [harry
Aprisa, ad. Swiftly, promptly; fast; in a
Aprisco, sm. pag: an ected.
Aprisionádo, «. Imprisoned, bound, sub-
Aprisionár, va. To confine, imprison.
Apró, sm. Profit, benefit, favor.
Aproár, en. (Nau.) To turn the prow.
Aprobación, Y. Approbation; consent,
D
8-
Aprobadór, ra, s. Approver.
Aprobánte, pa. Approver, examiner.
Aprobár, eu. To approve; like; find.
Apróches, am. pl, ES lr
Aprón, sm, (Ichth.) A small fresh-water fish,
Aprontár, va. To prepare hastily.
Aprónto, em. A speedy preparation.
Apropiación, 4/. Appropriation, assumption.
Apropladam ents; ad. Conveniently, pro-
perly.
Aaroplilo: da, a. Appropriate, fit; official.
Apropiador, sm. Appropriator. .
Apropiar, ta. To a proptiala: assume; ap-
Apropincuación, rd pproach, approaching.
Apropincuárse, or. To appre, Ww near.
Aprovecér, en. (Prov.) To make progress,
Aprovecháble, a. Profitable, serviceable.
Aprovechado, da, a. Improved; sparing,
parsimonious. [city lands.
Aprovechamiénto, sm. Profit; progress;
Aprovechár, vn. To make progress.—va. To
profit by.—er. To avail one's self of
Aproximación, 4/. Approximation.
Aproximár, ea. To approximate, approach,
Aptamónte, ad. Conveniently, fitly.
Aptéro, ra, a. Cae) Apterous,
Aptitúd, 4f Aptitude; ability; expediency.
A pto, ta, a Apt, fit; competent.
Apuésta, af A bot, a wager. JIrde apuesta,
o compete with.
Apulgarár, va. To force with the thumb.
Apunchár, oa To cut out the teeth of a
comb. memorial,
Apuntación, y. Annotation, noting down;
Apuntádo, da, a. Pointed, marked.
Apuntadór, sm. Observer; a prompter.
(Nau.) Gunner. 9 a vessel.
Apuntalár, ca. To prope (Nau.) To shore
Apuntamiénto, sm. Komark; abstract; a
udicial report.
Apuntár, va. To point, aim; level; mark,
Apunta el dia, The day peeps.—or. To
begin to turn. [stake,
Apúnte, am, Annotation ; prompter's words;
Apanadst, va, (Prov.) To strike with the
Apuñeár, ea. (Coll.) To strike with the fist,
Apuiictear, ea. To beat with the Pa
ARA
ARO
Apuración, sf Trouble, misfortune.
Aporedaments, ad. At the nick of time;
exactly.
Apurádo, da, a, Poor, destitute, exhausted.
Apuradór, em. A refiner, purifier; consu-
mer; gleaner. fication.
Apuramiénto, sm. Research, inquiry, verl-
Apurár, ca. To purify; investigate; con-
sume, exhaust; tease.—vr. To grieve, be
afflicted.
Apurativo, a. Detersive.
Apáro, sm. Want; affliction; exigency.
Apurrir, ea. (Prov.) To hand or deliver to.
Aquejár, va. To complain; afflict.
Aquél, lla, llo, pron. dem. That; that one;
ace OS aquellas, Those.
Aquénde, ad. Hither, here.
Aquerenciárse, or. To be fond of a place.
Aquése, sa, anes pron, dem, That. Aguesos,
aquesas, Those.
Aquéste, te ok pron, dem. This, that.
Aqui, ad. Here; now; then.
Aquiescéncla, ef (Law) Acquiescence.
Aquietár, va. To quiet.—er. To grow quiet.
A'quila-alba, af. Corrosive sublimate.
Aquilatár, ea. To assay; examine closely.
Aquilca, ef. (Bot.) Milfoll, yarrow.
Aquiléña, y. (Bot.) Columbine. mans,
Aquilifero, em. Eagle-bearer among the Ro-
Aquílino, na, a. Aquiline, hooked.
Aquilón, em. North wind; the north point.
Aquilonál, Aquilonár, a. Northen, northerly.
Aquitíbi, sm. Nickname of hired priests.
A'ra, of. An altar; communion-table; a cis-
Posing es bigo. The Arabic 1
‘ra úbigo, sm. The c language.
Arabésco, am, Arabesque; moresque-work.
Arábias, 4f pl. Arabias, a kind of linen.
Arábiga, of A stone resembling spotted
ivory.
Aracácha, 87. Plant of New Granada.
Aráda, y/. eS ground, husbandry.
'Arádo, am. A ploagh.
Aradór, sm. A ploughman; ring-worm.
Aradorcico, em, dim. A small hand-worm,
sd ae
Arad af, Ploughing; land toughed iva
. Ploughing; land ploughed in a
Aragn óldcs, oat 2 membrane of the
rain.
Aragones’a, Uca aragonesa, Arragon grape.
Arimia, g/. Ploughed ground fit for sowing.
Aranáta, ¢/ American animal resembling a
do
Arancól: am. Fixed rate; tariff.
Arándano, sm. Cranberry.
Arandóla, 47 The socket-pan of a candle-
stick.—plL. The ruffles of shirts.
Arandillo, em. Pad, hoop used by women.
are a. Taken im a net.
Aran a y A measure of land.
Aráña, 4/. Spider; chandelier.
Arañador, ra, 8. Scratcher.
Arañamiénto, em. The act of scratching.
Arañár, va. To scratch, claw; scrape, gather.
Arañázo, sm. augm, A long deep scratch.
Arafiéro, ra, a. Wild, intractable; sour.
Aráño, an. A scratch; nipping.
Arañón, sm, Sloe, the fruit of the black thorn.
Arañuéla, ¢f dim, A small spider; a plant.
Arai baa em, A small spider; fold-net,
sm. Ancient measure of 190
rc To. lough, to labor; drag.
rár, va. To plou. abor;
Arbellón, jim Guitar to drain ronda
erin a, Arbitrable, depending upon
the will.
Arbitradór, dora, @ Arbitrator, ampire.
Arapénd
Arbitrage, Arbitraménto, Arbitramiénto,
em, Arbitration; arbitrement.
Arbitrár, va. To adjudge; strike out.
Arbitrariaménte, ad, Arbitrarily.
Arbitrariodád, af. Arbitrariness,
Arbitrário, ria, Arbitrativo, va, a. Arbitrary.
Arbitratório, ria, a. Relating to arbitrators.
Arbitrio, em, Free will and pleasure; means ;
bond; discretionary power.—pl. Taxes on
Dros sous, wine, «e.
Arbitrista, am. Schemer, projector.
A'rbitro, em. Arbitrator; one's own master.
A'rbol, am. Tree; mast; post; stem.
Arboládo, da, a. Planted with trees; masted.
Arboladúra, 4. (Nau.) Masts and spars.
Arbolár, va. To set up; mast; hoist—or.
Arbolaree, To rear on the hind feet.
Arbolário, em. Herbalist; mad-cap.
Arbolecico, Arbolecillo, Arbolico, Arbolito,
Arborcillo, am, dim, Arboret.
Arbolóda, af Grove, plantation of trees.
Arboléjo, em. dim. A small tree.
Arboléte, em. Branch to fasten bird-Ilme on.
Arbolista, em. Tree-planter; arborist.
Arbollón, sm, Flood-gate, sluice, conduit.
rebota rea, €. Relating to trees,
Arborizádo, da, a. Arborescent.
Arbotánte, em, Fiying buttress.
Arbfisto, 2 A shrub.
Arbustillo, sm. dim. Arbuscle, a small shrub,
A'rca, af. A chest; coffer; tomb. Ser arca
cerrada, To be yet unknown. [bows,
Arcabucería, em, p of archers; cross-
Arcabucéro, em, Archer; gunsmith.
Arcabúz, sm. Arquebuse, a fire-arm.
Arcabuzázo, sm. A gun-shot; gun-shot
wound.
Arcacil, em. A species of wild artichoke.
Arcáda, af. Vomiting; arcade; piazza.
A'rcade, a. Arcadian.
Arcadúz, sm, Conduit or pipe; bucket.
Arcaismo, em. Archaism.
Arcángel, em, Archangel
Arcangelicál, a. Archangelical.
Arcáno, sm, Arcanum, secret; reserved,
Arcár, on. To bow wool.
pr ri A larga coak
f augm. A large €
Arcazón, em. Arbasele; osier; willow-plot,
A'rce, sm. (Bot.) Maple-tree.
Arcedianáto, sim, Archdeaconship.
Arcediáno, em. Archdeacon.
Archéra, af Archoress,
Archéro, em. Archer.
o,
Archiláud, sm. Large kind of lute,
Archipámpano, sm. An imaginary dignity.
Archipiélago, em. Archipelago.
Archivár, oa. To file, deposit In an archive,
Archivéro, Archivista, em Keeper of the
archives.
ARF
ARI
Archivo, em, Archives; a confidant
Arcilla, af, Argil, alumina, clay.
Arcillóso, sa, a. Clayey,
Arcipres em. Arch-
rv, bow.
A’rcola, af A sort of coarse linen.
Arcón, em. augm. Large chest; great arch
or arc.
Arcontádo, eva. Archonship.
Arcónte, om. Archon.
roe a. Arctic, northern.
pero A a. Made thin or clear.
Ardaleár, oa, To make thin.
Ardeóla, af A
Ardér, en. To burn, blaze, glow; to be agi-
tated with.
Ardéro, ra, a. Squirrel-hunter, dog.
Ardid, em. Stratagem, artifice, canning.
Ardido, da, a. Heated. [fervent, flery.
Ardiénte, pa, and a. Ardent, burning; fever;
Ardienteménte, ad. Ardently, fervidly.
Ardilla, q. Squirrel.
Ardimiénto, sim. Valor, intre A:
Ardinculo, em. (Farr.) An inflam, swelling
on the back.
Ardite, am. An ancient coin of little value.
Ardór, am. Ardor; great heat; valor; life.
Ardoróso, sa, a. Fiery, restleas.
Arduaménte, ad. Ao difficultly.
A'rduo, dua, a. Arduous, difficult; high.
A'rea, 3f. Area; barn-floor; halo.
Arefaccié6n, sf. Dryness, extenuation.
Ardl, sm. gear’.
Arelar, ca. To grain with the arel.
Aréna, af. Sand; arena.
Arenáceo, ea, a. Arenaceous, gravelly.
Arenal, am, A sandy ground, a sandy beach.
Arenaléjo, Are: o, am, dim, small
sandy place.
Arenár, ea. To cover with sand.
Arenéro, sn, Dealer in sand.
Arénga, ef. Haranguo, oration, address,
Arengadór, em. A speech-maker.
Arengár, en. To Raven gee: hold forth.
Arenillas, ef. pl. Granulated saltpetro.
airs ei óso, sa, a. Sandy; gravelly,
tty.
Arénque, am. Herring.
Areóla, 2/. (Anat.) Areola.
reómetro, em. meter.
Areopagita, sm. Areopagite,
Areópago, sm. Areopagus.
Areotectónica, 8/. Areotectonics,
Arestín, em, (Farr.) The frash, a disease in
Arestinádo, da, a. Afílicted with the frash.
Arete, sm. Drop ear-rings.
Arfada, af. The pitching or planging ofa ship.
Arfar, To pi 1
Arfil, bra Pano Gn the quie of chose)
Argadijo, Argadillo, sm. Reel; noisy person;
large basket.
o, sm. (Prov.) Prank, trick, artifice.
Argálla, af. Civet (perfume).
Argalléra, sf. A saw for cons grooves,
ter.
on of trifling im-
af. Mortar, cement for building,
Argamasér, oa. To make mortar; cement.
e piooe OF IB Or EE in
ruins,
Argamáúla, y. (Bot.) Golden starwort.
A'rgana, 8/. Kind 2 crane; horse-basket,
Arganél, em, Ring of an astrolabe.
Argáneo, sm. (Nau.) Anchor-ring.
A'Tgano, am. An ancient warlike machine.
Argél, a, Horse whose right hind foot only
is white. {argemon.
Argéma, Argemón, em. (Med.) Argems or
Argémone, am. Prickly or horned poppy.
Argén, sm. White or silver color, argent.
Argentádo, da, a. Slashed shoes.
ias Argentéro, em. Master of the
mint.
n
Argenteria, ef Embroidery in gold or silver.
Argentifodina, 4% Silver mine.
Argentina, af e ot.) Satin cinquefoll.
Argúnto, sm. (Poet.) Silver.
Argilla, ef. Argil, clay. [mines.
Argiritas, em. pl. Marcasites found in silver
Argólla, g/. Large ring; astaplo; hook i pil-
lory. n
Argolléta, íca, ita, af dim. A small staple:
atgollea, am. augm, A very large ring; a
staple.
A'rgoma, Y. (Bot.) Furze, gorse, broom.
Argomál, em. Plantation of cytlsus.
Argomón, sm. augm. Large prickly broom.
Argonáutas, sm. pi, Argonauts.
A'rgos, sm. Argo, the celebrated ship of the
Argonauts.
Argoudán, sm, A kind of India cotton.
Arguajáque, em. Gum ammoniac. [bench.
A'rgiie, sm. Windlass; wire-plate, wire-
Argel os, er. To be emaciated; in bad
eaith.
Argudllo, sm. Faintness, want of health.
Arguéñas, ef. pl. Hand-barrow.
ú zue, dispute.—ova, To give
signs, make a show.
A'rguma, af. Furz A
Argumentación, q/. Argumentation,
Argumentadór, ra, 8, Arguer.
Argumentár, on. To argue, dispute.
Argumentativo, va, a. Argumentattive.
Argumentillo, am. dim. Slight argument.
Arguménto, em. Argument, subject, contro-
versy.
Arguyénte, pa. er; opponent.
A'ria, af Tune or air; song.
Aribar, ea. To reel yarn into skeins.
Aribo, sm. Reel for making skeins.
Aricár, ea. To plough across sown ground,
Aridéz, 47 Drought.
A’rido, a. Arid, dry, barren.
Ariénzo, am. A little ram.
Aries, em. Sign of the ram,
Arióta, af. dim, Arietta, a short air.
Arióte, sm. Battering-ram.
a ram's head.
(ring.
eare
Ariméz, af: Part of a building which juts or
ss om
ndájo, em, ;
Arisaro, 9m. thot)
ca led.
easily t
a A small hoop; hoo
Arietino, n
Anjo, Ja, a.
lo, em. di
Jay.
Ar Fi etary lished
isco, ca, G. Fierce, stabborn; unpoli ,
Arismética, af Arithmetic.
Arismético, a. Arithmetical.
Arisnégro, Arispriéto, a. Species of wheat.
Arista, am. Beard of grain; edge of a rough
iece of timber in naval architecture.
Aristas, Groins which cross each other.
Aristárco, em. A severe censurer; spot of
the moon.
Aristino, sm. Scab on the heel of horses.
Aristocrácia, q/. An aristocracy.
Aristócrata, em. Aristocrat.
Aristocrático, ca, a. Aristocratical.
Aristolóquia, 4f (Bot.) Birthwort. [awns.
Aristóso, sa, G. Having many beards or
Aristotélico, ca, a. Aristotelian:
Aritmáncia, ¢f Arithmancy, foretelling by
numbers,
Aritmética, y. Arithmetic.
Aritmeticaménte, ad. Arithmetically.
Aritmético, sm. Arithmetician, accountant.
Aritmético, ca, a. Arithmetical.
Aritos, Hoop ear-rings.
Arlequín, am. Harlequin, a buffoon.
Arlequináda, ¢f A harlequin's trick, or Joke.
Arlét, am. A sort of cummin.
Arllonánse, em. A sort of linen. [bush.
A'rlo, em. (Bot.) Barberry, or ptperidge
Arlóta, /. Tow of flax or hem
A'rma, E Weapon, arms; Arma
fatea, False alarm.
Armada, y. The navy; floct, armada. [ship.
Armadéra, y. The principal timbers of a
Armadía, y. Baft. [game.
Armadijo, em. Trap or snare for catching
illo, em. Armadillo.
Armádo, da, a. Armed, weaponed; plated
with gold or silver.
Armádo, em. A man in armor.
Armadór, em. Privateer, cruiser; owner or | Arq
fitter out of a vessel ; jacket.
Armadúra, ¢f Armor; skeleton: frame.
Armajál, am. (Prov.) Fen, moor, bog.
Armajara, ¢ A plot of ground for garden
plants. .[ration.
Armaménto, em. Armament, warlike prepa-
Armér, va. To arm; set a snare.
Armirio, em. clothes-press; cupboard.
ee em. Cumbersome piece of far-
nitore,
Armazón, sm. Armor; hulk ; fishing-tackle.
Armelina, ef Ermine skin,
Armélla, g/. Staple, ring.
Armelluéla, 8f. dim. A small staple, ring.
Armería, af. Armory; arsenal; heraldry.
Arméro, sm. Armorer, gunsmith.
Armigero, ra, a. (Poet.) Warlike. [sphere.
Armilár, a, Erfera armilar, Armillary
Armilla, af Part of the base of a column,
y viles rel a Poe ) Mighty 1
rmipoténte, a. (Poet. ty in war.
Armistício, sm. Armistice, : [net.
ar ee A thin silk or taffety; sarse-
ARR
Armonia, af Harmony; number; concord
Armoniáco, em. Gum-ammoniac.
Armónico, ca, 4. Harmonical, musical.
Armoniosaménte, ad. Harmoniously.
Armoniáso, sa, a. Harmonious, sonorous;
consonous.
Armonista, ef. Harmonist.
Armuélle, sm. (Bot.) Orach.
A'rna, af. (Prov.) Bee-hive.
Arnácho, em. (Bot.) Rest-harrow.
Arnés, sm, Harness; coat of mall; armor.
Arneses, Necessary tools, utensila,
Armilla, af din. (Prov.) A small bee-hive.
A'ro, sm. Hoop of wood or metal. (wide.
Aróca, 8/. Linen more than three quarters
Aróma, af Aromatic myrrb-tree.—em.
Aroma. [farne.
Aromaticidád, af Aromatic quality, per-
Aromático, ca, a. Aromatic, fragrant.
Aromatización, 4/. Aromatization.
Aromatizadór, sm. Aromatizer.
Aromatizár, ea. To aromatize, perfume.
Arómo, em. The aromatic myrrh-tree.
Rivet earn ere in iron works.
'rpa, 8f. Harp, lyre.
Arpádo, a. Serrated, toothed.
Arpadúra, ¥ Scratch, nipping.
Arpár, ca. To tear to pieces, rend; claw.
Arpégio, an. (Mus.) A 0.
Arpéo, sm. (Nau.) Sal ng iron.
Arpía, 4/. Harpy: an ugly, scolding shrew,
Arpilléra, sf Sackcloth, pack-cloth.
Arpista, sm. Harper.
Arpón, em. Harpoon: fish-gig.
Arponádo, da, a. Harpooned.
Arponéro, em. Harpooner.
Arqueáda, 4f Stroke with the fiddle-bow.
Arqueado, a. Arched.
Arqueadór, sm. Ship-gauger; one who forms
arches; wool-bower.
Arqueige, sm. The gauging of a ship.
Arqueamiénto, em. Tonnage, gauging.
Arquefr, va, To arch; gauge.—er. To grow
hog-backed. .
Arquéo, am, Arcuation, tonnage, gauging.
Arqueldgia, af Archeology. '
ueria, am. Serios of arches; aqueduct.
Arquéro, sm. Maker of arches; treasurer.
Arquéta, ¢f dim. A little chest, a small
trank.
, am, Archetype.
Arquetón, am. augm. A large trunk.
acoso em, dim, A trunk of a mid-
dling size.
Arquifilósofo, am. Archphilosopber.
Arquílla, ita, 8/. dim. A little chest.
Arquillo, em. dim, A small arch or bow.
Arquimésa, af. (Prov.) Scratoire. — [goguo
Arquisinagógo, em. Principal in the syna-
Arquitécto, am. An architect.
Arquitectónico, ca, a. Architectonie.
Arquitectúra, af Architecture.
Arquitrábe, em. Architrave.
Arrabál, am. Suburb; the posteriors.
Arrabaléro, ra, 4. Churlish.
Arrábio, sm. Cast iron.
Arríca, 8/. (Nan.) A traveller.
Arracáda, 8f. Ear-ring.—pl. Young children
about a widow.
Arracife, em. Reof of rocks,
ARR
ARR
q ii da, a. Clustered.
er. To cluster.
a. sm. V. Abedul.
pelle a am. Rais or master of a Moorish ship.
a pt (Naz) Futtock-shrouds.
pb on. To root; pledge land.—vr. To
a cstablish one's self.
am. Landed property. [swift
arr ue, & Fork with three bent prongs;
, on. To thin, rarefy. [away.
priori va. To cover with sand; sweep
Arrancadéra, y. Bell worn by animals.
Arrancadéro, em. The thickest of a gun
barrel {uniform rowing.
Arrancado, da, a. Boga arrancada, Strong
Arrancadór, ra, a, An extirpator, destroyer.
Arrancar, oa. To pull out; carry off with
violence; te, [son
Arrancapinos, am. Nickname for little per-
Arrancasi¿ga, 4/. Poor grain, half mow
Arrancharse, er. To mess together.
Arranciárse, tr. To grow rancid.
Arránque, em. Extirpation; wrench; fit of
passion; hasty temper; sudden event.
Alrapár, ea. (Low) Tosnatch away, carry off.
odo ATR em. Tatter or rag; des-
ar
Aras, 4f- pl. - Money y which cue A bridegroom
ledges at rras
Ve ta ours pa, (Na) Wings ror the hold.
Orn.
Psico Agres am. x silk stuff, satin.
Arrasamicnto, sm. Demolition of a fortress.
Arrasár, ea. To level; destroy; obliterate.
—en. To clear up, grow fine. fly.
Arrastradaménte, ad. Imperfectly ; painful-
Arrastraderas, #f. pl. Lower studding-salls,
Arrastradéro, em. A careening ee
Arrastrádo, da, a. Dragged along; in the
utmost misery.
Arrastramiénto, sm. The act of dragging.
Arrastrante, am. Claimant of a degree in
colleges. [bring over.
, ta. and n. To creep; drag along;
"sm, Leading a trump; ceremoni-
ous visit.
A em. A pound of sixteen ounces,
Arrayán, 877”, t.) Myrtle.
Arrayanal, em. Plantation of myrtles,
A'rre, Gee, geho.
Arreadór, sm. Muleteer.
Arreár, va. To drive horses.
Arrebañadór, ra, $. Gleaner, gatherer.
Arrebañadúra, L The ins picking up.
Arrebañar, va. To glean, gather. Hone.
Arrebatadamúnte, ad. Precipitately,
E da, a. Rapid, violent; precipi-
drrencaah: ra, 8. Violent snatcher.
ag Shea ante Carrying away by vio-
ce, ,
A o To carry off; snatch; attract
the attention.—or. To be led away b
passion. [ot a crow
Arrebatifia, 4f. Carrying off precipitately out
Arrebáto, em. Surprise; paroxysm, start,
Arreból, am. Redness of the sky; ro
Arrebolár, va, To paint red.—or, To rouge.
Arreboléra,4/ Rouge-seller; alkanet; rouge-
pot,
os or. To precipitate, fall haad-
on
Arronodke: oa, To overla
or. To muffle one's self
Arrebózo, sm. Muffler. a A
Arrebujadaménte, ad. Confusedly, with dis-
Arrebujár, va. To jumble together, haddle.
—er. To roll one's self in the bed-clothes,
Arrecáfe, sm, Cardoon. EE
Arreciár, ea. To increase.—or. To grow
Arrecife, am. Causeway ; reef of rocks.
Arrecil, em. A sudden flood.
Arrecirse, or. To grow stiff with cold.
Arredramiénto, sm. Removing to a greater
distance.
Arredrar, va. To remove to a distance’
terrify.—or. To be terrified.
meat with jelly.—
up; swarm.
rder
a, | Arrédro, ad. Backwards.
p
Arregazado, da, a. Having the point tarada
Arregazár, va. To tuck up the skirts.
Arregladaménte, ad. Regularly.
Arregládo, a. Regular, moderate.
Arreglamiénto, sm. Regulation.
Arroglár, oa. To regulate, guide; frame;
adjust.—vr. To conform to law.
Arregio, sm, Rule, order. Con arreglo,
Conformably.
'ostá da To relish or have a taste.
Arrejica, sf. aioe prone fork. weeds.
Arrejacar, oa. To plough across for clearing
Arrejáco, am, String, band, martin.
Arrej áda, af. Paddle of a plough, paddle-staff.
Area que. am. Three-prong re (Orn.)
Swift martinet. mall bird,
Arrál, Arrélde, em. Weight of fur pounds;
Arrellanárse, or. To sit at case; lean back,
Aone da, a. Lifted upward.
spin ah SF ea. To tuck up one’s clothes.—
or. To be fully resolved.
Arremángo, sm, Tucking up the clothes,
Arremetedór, am. Assailant, aggressor.
Arremetér, va. To attack; seize; shock.
Arremetida, af. Attack, assault; start.
Arremolinádo, da, a. Whirled, turned round.
Arrempujar, va. To move; drive aw ay.
Arrendable, a. Rentable; farmablo, tenant-
able, {tain rent,
Arrendación, af. Renting or taking at a cer-
Arrendadéro, em. A ring fastened to the
manger.
Arrendádo, da, a. Obedient to the reina,
Arrendadór, am. Landlord; tenant; farmer.
Afrrendadorcillo, sm, dim. A petty tenant.
Arrendájo, sm. The mocking-bird; mimic,
buffoon. esse,
Arrendamiénto, em. Renting to a tenant;
Arrendánte, pa. A tenant.
Arrendár, va. To rent, hire; bridle.
Arrendatário ria, 8. A lessor: lesseo ; farmer.
Arréo, sm, Dress, ornament, decoration.
Arréos, Appendages,
Arróo, ad, Buceessty ely. Ldevar arreo, To
on one's shoulders.
Arrepapalo, sm, A sort of fritters or buns,
Arrepasate acá compi ádre, A boyish play.
Arrepentido, da, a. Repentant.
Arrepentidas, 4/. pl, Penitents,
Arrepentimicnto, sm. Repentance, com-
punction.
Arrepentirso, or. To repent.
ARR
ARR
Arrepistár, va. To grind rags into pulp.
Arrepisto, em. Grinding or poundin rags.
Arrebticio, cia, a. Posse: by the der
ie bey arse, or. To be curded, or coag-
te
Arrequife, am. Singeing iron. [stances.
Arrequives, 687. e rnaments; circum-
roer da, a. Confined, imprisoned ; in
ep
Arrestár, oa. To arrest, confine.—or. To be
Arrésto, am. Spirit, boldness; arrest.
Arrotin, 87. Kind of stamped woollen cloth.
Arrevesádo, a. Queer, od [brushwood.
Arrezáfo, sm, A place full of thistles and
Arriáda, 4/. (Prov.) Flood, overflowing.
Arrlanismo, sm, Arianism,
Arriano, na, a. Arian, of the tenets of Arius.
Arriár, ea. (Nau) To lower, strike.
Arriata, af, áte, em. A border in gardens;
trellis; causeway.
Arriba, ad. Above, high; aloft.
Arribáda, ef (Nau.) The putting in ofa vessel
at a port.
po
Arribáge, em. Putting into port.
Arribár, en. To put into a harbor in distress ;
to bear away; to accomplish one's desire.
Arribo, sm, Arrival.
Arricéte, em, Shoal, sand-bank,
Arricises, em. pl. Saddle-strape.
Arriéndo, em. Ablocation, lease, farm.
Arrieria, 2/. Driving of mules.
Arrierico, illo, ito, an. dim. Mule-driving in
tll way.
Arriéro, am. Muleteer. [ously.
Arriesgadaménte, ad. Dangerously, hace
Arriesgádo, da, a. Dangerous, hazardous;
darin,
Arrleager, ea. To risk, hazard, Jamp.—er.
To be exposed to danger; dare.
pees sm. Scaffold, a stage; walking-
8
Arrimadillo, em, Furnished room. °
Arrimadizo, a. and em, Thing to be applied ;
parasite, Bponesr.
Arrimádo, da. Tener arrimado, To be
by evil spirits.
Arrimadór, sm. The back-log in a fire-place.
Arrimadira, af. The act of approaching.
Arrimár, va. To approach, draw near; stow
cargo; dismiss, {at in bowls.
Arrime, am. The mark for the balls to arrive
Arrimo, em, Joining; staff; protection; help.
Arrimón, sm. (Hacer el), To stagger along
a wall Estar de arrimon, To watch over.
Arrinconádo, a. Cornered, out of favor, re-
tired; reduced in circumstances,
Arrinconár, va. To corner; lay aside, reject.
—er. To retire from tho world.
Arriscadaménte, ad. Boldly, audaciously.
Arriscádo, da, a. Forward,
high-mettled.
Arriscadór, em. (Prov.) A gleaner of olives.
Arriscárse, ov. To hold up the head; to be
proud. {house,
Arrizár, ea. (Nau.) To reef; stow; lash:
Arróba, ef. Weight of twenty-five pounds;
liquid measure of thirty-two pints.
Arrobadizo, za, a. Feigning ecstasy and rap-
tare. [ment
aer más em, Ecstatic rapture; amazo-
ld; brisk; ; | Arro
Arrobárse, or. To be ont of one's senaes.
Arrobéro, ra, a. One who provides bread for
a convent, [in a small compsaa.
Arrobita, q. dim. The weight of an arroba
bo, em. Ecstacy, rapture, amazement.
Arrocéro, 6m. Rice planter or dealer.
are inádo, da, a. Stupid, like an ass; ass-
e,
d. | Arrocinárse, or. To become dull and stupid.
Arrodeládo, da, Bearing a target or shield.
Arrodelárse, er. To be armed with a shield.
Arrodéo, sm. Cattle-market; delay.
Arrodilladúra, €. Arrodillamiénto, cee
eeling. {kneel to the gro
Arrodillár, on. To bend the knee.—or. To
proa. bal Arrodrigonár, va. To prop vinea.
Arrogación, 4/. Arrogation, claiming arro-
gan
ArrOgRÓr: sm. One who claims arrogantly.
Arrogáncia, af Arrogance, haughtiness; con-
fidence. [ty, proud,
Arrogante, a. High-minded, spirited ; desa y
Arroganteménte, ad. ld le bangh Df
Arrogár, oa. To arrogate, claim.—er. To
appropriate, claim unjustly.
Arrojadambnte, ad. Audaciously, boldly.
Arrojadillo, en. Handkerchief tied around
the head.
Arrojadizo, za, a. Easily darted; missile.
Arrojádo, da, a, Rash, hasty; bold, intrepid.
Arrojadór, sm. A thrower, a flinger.
Arrojár, ca. To throw, dart, fling; sprout;
make red-hot; turn away. ness,
yeah sm. Boldness, intrepidity, fearless-
E ames qn pate pales
Arrollár, ea. To roll up; carry off; de
Arromadizárse, or. To catch cold.
Arromár, va. To blunt, to dull.
Arrompido, da, a. Newly broken up ground.
Arrompido, sm. A ground newly broken up,
Arronzar, ca. To haul a haweer.
Arropádo, da, a. Mixed with must.
Arropamiénto, em. The act of clothing or
dressing. [wine; cover the roots,
Arropár, oa. To dress; mix with boiled
Arrópe, em. Juice boiled to a sirup. +=
Arropéa, e. Irons, fetters. sirup, dee,
Arropéra, af. Vessels for holding bolled must,
Arropia, 4f (Prov.) Cake made of flour,
honey, and spice. {sweet cakes,
Arropicro, em. (Prov.) Maker or seller of
Arrostrár, va. To set about in acheerful man-
ner; encounter.—vr. To fight faco to face,
e Y. Arroyadéro, am. Valley; chan-
ne [or. To be smutted,
Arroyár, oa. To inundate sown ground.—
ida Arroyuélo, em. dim, A rill, a small
roo
Arróyo, sm. Rivulet, a small river, current,
yuéla, af. A plant.
em. Rice,
Arrozál, em, Rice-field.
Arrozár, va. To ice a liquid.
Arrozóro, 8m. Dealer in rice.
Arruár, on. To grunt like a wild boar.
Arrufado, da, Bp. Sheered, curved.
Arrufadúra, rd heer of a ship. {sheer.
Arrufar, va. (Nau.) To incurvate, to form the
Arrufianado, da, a, Ruffianly, impudent.
Arráfo, am. Sheor of a ship.
ART
Arrága, of Wrinkle, corrugation; rumple.
Arrugación, 4/.
Arrugamiénto, sm. Co
on. pe di E A To die.
Arragir, va. To wrinkle; rumple; er.—
Arragón, em. Decoration of carved work.
Arruinadór, ra, a. Euiner, demolisher, de-
stroyer.
Arruinamiénto, sm Ruin, destruction.
Arruinár, ea. To demolish; ruin; destroy.
Arrulladór, ra, e. Rocker; flstterer, eajoler.
se ea. To lull babes; court, coo and
Arrállo, am. The cooing and billing o doves:
pe pos 8 of ah
age, am. Stowage of a ship's cargo.
Arunir oa. (Nan “To stow care
Arrumazén, sm. (Nan.) Stowage; horizon
A sad bádas, @f pl. Wales of -gall
ITrum ; es of a row-galley.
Arrumbadór, ra, 8. Hesper, piler; steersman.
Arrumbamiénto, em. The direction of a
thing. [proper course.
Arrumbár,oa. To stow inky rá Steer the
pr To Bare a ash of cards.
Arsafraga, sf. A plant.
Arsenal, em. Arsenal, dock-yard.
Arseniáto, em. (Chem.) Arseniate,
Arsenicál, a. (Chem.) Arsenical.
Arsénico, am. (Chem.) Arsenic; ratsbane,
— Y. Green almond with its downy
us
Arta, ef. Y. Plantaina. Arta de agua.
Y za atona,
. Y
Artal, em. A kind of ple.
Artaléte, sm. A sort of tart.
Artamisa, Artamisia, 37. (Bot) Mug-wort.
Artanica, Artanita, 2/. (Bot.) Sow-bread.
A'rte, em. and. An art; skill craft; man-
nera,
A'rtes, Y. pl. Intrigues, improper means;
logic, physics and metaphysics. 7
Artecillo, a, a, dtm, Petty art or trade,
Artefácto, sm. Manufacture.
Artéjo, sm. Joint or knuckle of the fingers.
Artemisa, Artemisia, sf. (Bot.) Mug-wort.
Arténa, 4f An aquatic fowl.
sa, a. Arterial.
Arteriotomía, Y (Anat.) Arteriotomy.
Artéro, ra, a. Dexterous, cunning, artful.
Artésa, af, Kneading-trough; canoe; wood-
en bowl. a [chanic.
Artesáno, em, Artisan, manufacturer, me-
Artesilla, g/. A small trough.
Artesón, sm, A round tub for dishes; carved
ceiling; ornamented vaulting.
Artesonado, da, a. In the form of a trough.
Artesoncillo, smn. dim. A small trough.
Artesuéla, of dim. A small kneading-trough.
Artético, ca, 4, Afflicted with the arthritis,
A'rtico, ca, a. (Astr.) Arctic, northern.
Articulación, ef Articulation; joint. (ly.
Articaladamé
early.
Artródia, os
Artúña, af A
Artúro, em. (Astr.) The great bear, a con-
Arú
A'rula, af dim. A small altar.
Arundináceo, cea, a. (Bot.) Arundinaceous,
Aruñár, ca. To scratch, claw, scrape, gather.
Arfifio, sm, Scratch.
Artspex, em. Augur, diviner, soothsayer.
Artspice, sm. Augarer, soothsayer.
Aruspicina, af Aruspicy.
Ara sf. (Bot.) Vetch, tare.
Arvejá
yeah vs
Arvé
ate, ad. Distinctly, articulate-
ape tae oa. To articulate, pronounce
ASA
Articulár, Articnlério, ria, a. Articular.
a em. Article, section; plea; ques-
on.
Artifice, em. Artificer, artisan; contriver.
Artificial, a. Artificial. Fuegos
Fireworks.
Artificialménte, ad. Artificially.
Artificio, sm. Workmanship, craft; artifice.
Artificiosaménte, ad, Artificially; artfal,
craftily.
Artificióno, sa, a, Skilfal, ingenious; artful.
Artiga, ¢/ Land newly broken up.
penne va. To break and level land.
Artillár, va. To mount cannon.
Artillería, 4/. Artillery; gunnery; cannon.
Artilléro, em. Gunner, artillory-man.
Artimáña, ef Trap, snare; stratagem.
Artimon, sm. Mizen-mast; sail of a galley.
Artista, em. Artist; artisan; studier of logic.
Artólitos, am. A concave spongy stone.
Artritico, ca, a. Arthritic, arthritical.
Artritis, sm. (Med.) Arthritis, gout.
Anat.) Arthrodia.
ewe whose lamb has perished.
stellation.
. (Bot.) Motherwort, feverfew.
[reedy.
pe aa am. Field of vetches,
Arras: em. (Bot.) Bastard chick-pea.
Arvejón, em. (Bot.) Chickling-vetch.
. (Prov.) Vetch, fitch.
| a, E he kingfisher.
A'rza, 8f. (Nau.) Fall of a tackle,
Arzodispádo, am. Archbishopric.
Arzobispál, a. Archiepiscopal.
Arzobispo, sm, Archbishop. [downy husk.
Arzólla, af. (Prov.) Green almond with its
Arzón, am. Fore and hind bow of a saddle.
ro em. Ace; Roman copper coin.
Ba, Y Handle, baft; vault like a basket-
handle; pretence. Asa dulce, Gum ben-
zoln. Asa fetida, Assafetida.
Asación, 8/. Decoction.
Asadóro, ra, @. Fit for roasting.
Asádo, da, a, Roasted; dressed.
Asadór, am. A spit; roasting-jack.
Asadorázo, em. Blow with a spit.
Asadorcillo, am. dim. Smal! spit.
Asadíúra, e/ Entrails, chitterlin
Asadáúra, Asaduria, Y Toll paid for cattle,
Asaeteadér, sm. Archer, bow-man.
Asaete4r, va, To attack, or kill with arrows.
Asactinádo, da, a. Like satin.
Asalariár, va, To give a fixed salary or pay.
Asalmonádo, da, Tasting jike a salmon.
Asaltadór, em, Assailant, assaulter; high-
wayman. (sail.
Asaltér, va, To form an assault, storm; as-
Asálto, em. Assault; sudden gust of passion.
repo Assembly, meeting, junta.
Asár, va, To roast.—or. To be excessively
hot.
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Asarabácara, Asar: . (Bot.) Wild :
Asaréro, 8m. Ary rin os
Asargúdo, e Serge-like; twllled.
Asarina, 4%. (Bot.) Bastard asarum.
A'saro, sm Asarum, asarabaica (plant).
Asativo, va, @. (Pharm.) D or boiled
in its own juice,
Asbestino, na, a. Belonging to asbestos.
Asbésto, am. Asbestos, a A
Ascalónia, 4% A seed onion. a.
Ascarlies, 8f pl. Ascarides, internal worms,
Ascendéncla, 4/. Line of ancestors.
Ascendénto, sm. Ascendant; horoscope.—
pa. secendlng. oe
Ascendér, un. To ascend, mount; ro-
Ascendiénte, sm. and / An ancestor, fore-
father. idas ls
Ascensión, af. Ascension; exaltation; holy
Ascensionál, a, (Astr.) Ascensional.
Ascé em, Promotion.
Ascúta, sm. Ascetic, hermit.
Asceticismo, am. Asceticism.
Ascético, ca, a. Ascetic
A'sclos, am. pl. Ascil,
Asciro, am. (Bot.) St.
drew's cross.
Ascitis, af Ascites.
Ascitico, ca, a, Belonging to the ascites,
Asclepiáda, 3f (Bot) Swallow-wort.
Asclepiadco, em, Latin verse of four feet.
A'sco, em. Nausea, lvathsomeness; despica-
ble thing.
A’scua, 4/ Red-hot coal.
A'scuas, inter]. (Joc.) How it pains! Estar
en ascuas, To bo vory uneasy.
Aseadaménte, ad. Cleanly, elegantly, neatly.
Aseado, da. a. Clean, elegant.
Asear, et. To set off, ombellish.
Asechadór, sm. Insnarcr, way layer.
Asechamiónto, sm. Asechánza, 4/. Waylay-
ing; artifice, trick.
Asechár, va. To waylay, watch insidiously.
Asecuración, af Insurance.
Asedádo, e Silky. [silk.
Asedár, va. To work flax and hemp soft as
Asediadór, ra, e. Besleger.
Asediár, va. To besiege; blockade.
Asédio, sm. A siego, a blockade.
Aseglarárse, or. To secularizo one's self.
Asegundár, va, To repeat with little or no
intermission.
Aseguración, q/. Insurance.
Aseguradór, sm, Insurer, underwriter,
Aseguramiénto, em, Securing; security; in-
surance.
Asegurár, va. To secure, insure; fasten.
Asemejár, va. To assimilate, favor.—er. To
resemble.
Asendereádo, da, a. Beaten, frequented.
Asendereats va. To persecute, pursue; open
a path.
Aseugladúra, 4. (Nau.) A day's run.
Asónso, em. Assent, consent, credence.
Asentáda, af. A stano in its placo; one sit-
ting. A' asentadas, V. A asentadillas.
Asentadéras, af pl. Buttocks, the seat.
Asentadillas, (A) ad. Sitting on horseback
like a woman,
Asentádo, da, a. Clear, serone,
GO” em. Razor-strop.
[zone.
ople of the torrid
etor's wort, St An-
AsentadGra, 4f Asentamiénto, sm. Estab-
lishment, residence.
Asentár, ea. To seat; stop at; sup ; af-
firm; adjust; noto; assess; esta L
Asentir, on. To coincide; acquiesce, yield.
Asentista, am. A contractor.
Aso, sm, Cleanliness, neatness, curiosity.
Aséqui, em. Duty on every forty h
cattle.
Asequible, a. Attainablo, obtainable.
Aservión, af, Assertion, tion.
Aserradéro, sm. A saw-pit; horse or trestle.
Aserradizo, za, G. Proper to be sawed.
Aserrádo, da, a, Berrate, serrated, dented.
Aserrador, em. Saw y er.
Aserradúra, Y/. Sawing.
Aserr.duras, Saw-dust.
Asorrár, oa. To saw.
Asertivo, va, a, Assertive.
Asérto, em. Assertion, affirmation, position,
Asertório, 4. Declaratory, affirmative.
Asesár, on. To become pradent.
Asesinar, oa. To assassinate; betray.
Asesinito, em. Assassination, murder;
treachery. patch.
Asesino, 8m. Assassin, murderer; cheat;
Asesor, ra, & A counsellor, legal adviser.
Asesorárse, or. To take the assistance of
counsel.
Asesoría, s/. The office, pay and fees of an
assessor; tavern. {ner nap or siesta.
Asestadcro, am. Place to take an after-din-
Asestadór, am. Gunner.
Asostadúra, 8/. Aim, taking aim.
Asestár, ea. To aim, polnt, [firmation.
Aseveración, af. Asseveration, solemn af-
Asoverár, va. To assevorate; affirm.
Asfalto, an. Asphaltum.
Asfixia, 8f. (Med.) Asphyxia, suffocation.
Asfodelo, sm. Asphodel, day-lily.
Ae ad. So, thus, in this manner; therefore,
so. Asi bien, As well, as much so,
Asi que, So that, theroforo. Asi que así,
Any way. Asi que asd or asado, Let it
be as it will. Como asi, Just ao.
Asidéro, em. Handle; occasion, pretext.—
pl. a
Asido, da, Scized, grasped; fastened, tied.
Asiduidád, y/. Assiduity, assiduousness.
Asíduo, dua, 4. Assiduous, laborious.
Asiénto, sm. Seat, chair; stability; bottom;
sediment; troaty; contract; entry; judg-
ment; list; pees 2 Bindings.
Asignáblo, a. ignable. destination.
Asignación, sf Assignation ; tributlon ;
Asignádo, 8. Assignat.
Asignár, va. Tq assign, mark out, ascribe.
Asignatúra, sf. Programme of the lectures
in universities.
Asilla, gf. dim. A small handle; a slight pre-
text.—pl. The collar-bones; small keys of
Asilc q ve t harbo
o, sm. Asylum, sanctuary ; rage.
Asimésmo, ad. Exactly so.
Asimetria, af. (Little us.) Without symmetry,
Asimiénto, am. Attachment, affection.
Asimilación, #f Assimilation.
Asimilár on. To resemble, to be like —va
To assimilate,
Asimilativo, va, a Assimilating.
of
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Asimismo, ad. Exactly so, likewise.
Asimplado, da, a. Like a simpleton.
Asin, Asina, ad. de w) V. Asi.
Asinárias, ef. pl. Birds in Brazil.
Asinino, na, a. Asinine, ass-like.
Asir, ta. and a, To grasp; hold; 3 Stipe
reot—vr. Tod ute, contend.
To avail one’s self of.
Asisón, am. Bird of the family of francolina.
Asistencia, sf Actual presence; reward; aid,
help, comfort. Asistencias, Allowance;
alimony ; a furnished room.
; take
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Asisténta, ef Handmaid; ra a lA
the maids of honor. loser
Asisténte, pa, and em. Assistant, helper ;
Asistir, on. To be present, assist; live ia 2
house.—ea. To minister; to serve.
Asmático, ca, a. Asthmatic.
A'sna, af. A she-asea. A'snas, Rafters.
se Sek cen pty wt
00 on; petty whin.
Asnado, em. Side-wall timbers in in mines,
Asnal, 4. Asinine; brutal.
Asuállo, 7m. Cammock, restharrow. [ass.
Asonáncia, 8/. Assonance, consonance; har-
mony. [sonant verses,
Asonantár, ea. To mix assonant with con-
Asonánte, a. Assonant.
Asonár, on. To accord.
Ar * ~*~ pa. To vault, mako vaults.
de, | A’ 1 cross; a reel; wings of a wind-
A: m. A reel.
A 1, 8. Reeler. r
A! m. (Bot.) Rosewood.
A n. Asphaltos.
o, am. (Prov.) V. Aspaviento.
To reel; crucify; vex. Asparse
a gritos, To hoot, cry out.
Aspaviénto, em. fear, consternation ;
admiration, Aepavientos, Boasts, brags,
Penis a e ook ; situation.
sight, appearance;
ai ‘ae. Rade, grumly, obda-
rately. taste,
Aspereár, on. To be rough and acrid to the
Asperéte, sm, Sour taste of unripe fruit.
Asperéza, Asperidád, y Asperity; gall;
roughness; sourness,
Asnalménte, ad. Foolishly ; ; mounted on an | Aspérges, sm. Aspersion or sprinkling.
Asnáucho, aa. Sh of South
America. Pet PepPer(tish fellow.
Asnázo, an, a
Asneria, af. (ColL) stad el. of asses.
Asnico, ca, £. Andiron.
Asnilla, 3% Stancheon or prop.
Asnillo, ila, a din. A little ass, Asníllo,| A'spero, ra, a.
Grasshopper, field-cricket.
Asnino, na, a. (Coll) Resembling an ass,
A'sno, sm. An ass; a stupid fellow.
argo jack-ass; a bru- | Asperilla, 4f (Bot.) A plant.
Aspericgo, ga, a. Sour apple of the pippin
[fruit
Asperillo, sm. 'The sourish taste of unripe
Asperillo, lla, a. dim. Tart, sourish.
A’ 'Bpero, 8m. Asper, para (coin).
fi Enotty* harsh.
Asperón, am. Grindstone,
rete y. Aspersion.
rsório, sm. Water-sprinkler.
Asobarcár, a. To lift a weighty thing with Kopi 4 A’ spide, am, Asp, a sinall serpent;
one hand.
oleric person. sire,
Asobinárse, er. To fall down with a burden. | Aspiración, e/. Aspiration; inspiration; de-
Asocarronádo, da, a. saa 4
gish.
Asociación, $. Asociamiénto, em. Associa-
Asociádo, am. comrade.
Asociar, va. To associate, unite.—or. To ac-
cumpany.
[ta
Asolación, Asoladúra, 47. Desolation, devas-| Asque
ende ra, 8. A destroyer, desolator,
an lamiénto, em. Depopulation, destruc-
on.
Asolanár, ea. To parch or dry up.
Asolár, va. To level, destroy, p
To settle and become clear.
cunning, wag-| Aspiradaménte, ad. With aspiration,
tion; fellowship. | Aspiránte, pa. Aspirant.
Aspirár, ca. Po inspire; draw breath; aspire.
Asqueár, va. To loathe, ‘consider with dlegust.
Asquerosaménte, ad. Nastily, foully, filthily.
tation. | Asquerosidid, 8f Nastiness, filthiness,
sa, @. Nasty, filthy; loathsome.
ar . A kind of grayling fresh-water
eta am Lance, spear, pike; handle; staff,
orna,
e.—or, erie am. Lobster, crayfish, or crawfish.
tádo, Astéro, sm, Pikeman or lancer.
Asoleár, va. To sun.—or. To be sun-burnt. os ca, a. (Med.) Asthenic.
Asolvamiénto, sm. Stoppage. Bot.) Starwort.
Asolvárse, or. To be soppet: pee Da af tar-stone; cat's eye, false opal.
Asomáda, 87. Ap Asterisco, sm. An asterisk. (Bot.) Oxoye.
Asomádo, a. >uddled. Astil, sm, cli a shaft of an arrow.
Asomár, on. To begin to a e ei To Astilójos, em. pe. V. Astillejos.
show.—or. To be finstered with wine. Astilla, 4/. Chip of wood, splinter.
Asombradizo, za, a. Fearfal, timid.
Asombradór, ra, a. Terrifier, one who
Asombramiénto, am. V. Asombro.
ale Astillár, oa. To chip.
ght- Astillázo, sm. Crack, injury.
, damage.
Astilléjos, sm, pl, Castor ani Pollux (stars).
Asombrár, ea. To frighten, see astonish; | Astilléro, em. Lance; spear-stand, Astillero
shade.—er. To take fright. (ment.
Asombro, am. Dread, fear, terror; amaze-
A comibrosaménta ad. Amazingly, wonder-
fally.
marvellous. | As
de construccion, Sh
Poner en astillero, (Me
honorable post. [Milk-vetch,
lo, 47. aaa (moulding). (Bot.)
ae dock-yard,
t.) To place in an
Asombróso, sa, a. Wonderful, astonishing, | Astral, a. Astral
Asómo, sm. Mark, token, sign; supposition. Astráncia, 47 Bot) Master Master-wort.
Asonada, y. Tumaltuous crowd of people, | Astréa, a sf E
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Astricción, Astringéncia, 4/. Astriction, com-
pression.
Astrictivo, va, a Astrictiv
Astricto, ta, a. Contrac
rare t.) Starry
ero, ra, (Poe :
Astringénte, a. Astringent.
Astringir, a. To astringe, Sono
A'stro, am. Heavenly body, as the sun, moon,
Astrortlia, of Astropeephy:
tro; i E
Astrólte, sm. Astroite, 3d
Astrolabio, sm. Astrolabe; Jacob's staff.
Astrologia, ef. Astrology. cal.
Astrológico, ca, Astrólogo, ga, a. Astrologi-
Astrólogo, sm. Astrologer.
Astrológicaménte, ad. Astrologically.
Astronomia, ef Astronomy.
Astronómicaménte, ad. Astronomically.
Astronómico, ca, a. Astronomical.
Astrónomo, em. Astronomer.
Astrosaménte, ad. Slovenly, sluttish.
Astróso, aa, a. (Coll.) Indecent, sordid. |
Astúcia, ef. Cunning, craft, finesse, slyness.
Asturión, em. A pony, a small horse.
Astutamónte, Cunningly, craftily, feign-
ingly.
Astáto. ta, a. Astute, cunning, sly.
Asubtár, en. To guard against the rain.
ria sm. Holyday for school-boys, vaca-
tion.
Asumir, va. To ascend, assume any dignity.
Asunción, y. Assumption; elevation; a
postulate.
Asinto, em. Subject; affair, business.
Asuramiénto, sm. Burning; being parched.
Asurárse, or. To be burnt in the pot.
Asurcár, ca. To furrow sown land to kill
the weeds.
Asustadizo, za, a. Easily frightened.
Asustir, va. To frighten, to terrify.—or. To
be frightened.
Atabáca, 4/. (Bot) Groundasel,
Atabacido, da, a. Tobacco-color.
Atabál, em. Kettle-drum. drums.
Atabalefr, on. To imitate the noise of kettle-
Atabaléjo, Atabaléte, Atabalillo, em. dém, A
small kettle-drum.
tabal em, Kettle-drammer.
Atabanádo, da, a. Spotted white. [fevers,
Atabardill
Atábe, em. A small vent left in water-pipes.
Atabernádo, da, a. Retalled in taverns.
Atabillár, va. To fold cloth with the sel-
ie out.
Atabladéra, 8/. Roller to level sown land.
Atablár, va. To level sown land.
Atacadéra, sf. Blaster's rammer.
Aucádo, de, a Irresolute; close, miserable,
calzas atacadas,
styptic
compressed ;
Hombre A strict ob-| A
server of old customs,
Atacadór, em. A r; ramrod or rammer.
Atacár, va. To fit tight; ram; attack.
as e. ea rae! a Ena Paes
ras, &f éroa, sm, rov.
Gat a bal tied.
Atadéro, am. Cord or ro p
Atadijo, ito, sm. dim, (Coll.) An ill-shaped
little bundle.
E” eure Graaped or contracted.
o, da, a. Of the nature of spotted | A
: the place where | A
ATA
Atádo, em. Bundle, parcel. ing.
Atádo, da, a, Pasillanimons, good for ne:
Atadór, am. He who ties; packer; binder.
Atadúra, 4f Tying together; union.
Ae ea: o stupofy, deprive of senses;
Atafotanádo, da, a. Resembling taffety.
Atahárre, em. The une of a pack-saddle.
Atahórma, 4% (Orn.) Osprey.
Atairár, ea. To cut mouldings in panela,
Atálro, em, Moulding ln panels,
Atajadizo, em. Partition,
Atajadór, em. (Mil) Scont.
Atajár, on. To go the shortest way.—ea. To
overtake; divide; intercept. Atajar ga-
nado, To steal shoop. Atajar la tierra,
To reconnoltre the ground.—er. To be
confounded with shame. [re-union.
Atajasoláces, em, A disturber of a pleasant
NT Atajía, af. Small sewer, drain.
Atájo, em. Short cut; ward or guard; ob-
struction. Salir al atajo, To interrupt
another's speech.
Atalantár, on. To agree, accord; be pleased.
Ataláya, 4f Watch-tower; beight; guard.
Atalayadór, ra, s. Guard, sentry; observer.
Atalayár, ea. To observe from a watch-
tower. [seeds
Atalvina, ef. Milky substance drawn from
Atamlénto, sm. Meanness of spirit.
Atanásia, 4/. (Bot.) Costmary or alecost;
e between Pica and English Roman.
Atanór, sm. (Prov.) A siphon or tube.
eer lap Y PO aid refuse of silk,
r, 0. tmp. To belong, appertain.
Atáque, sm, Attack; trenches; apoplexy.
Ataquiza, af Laying a branch of a vine in
the ground. [the ground.
Ataquizár, va. To lay a branch of a vine in
Atar, va. To tie, bind, knit; lace; deprive
of motion; close.—or. To be embarrassed.
Atarse á la letra, To stick to the letter
of the text. Atarsa los manos, To tio
onc's self by promise. [laid work,
Ataracéa, af. uetry, checker work ; in-
Ataraceár, va. To checker, inlay.
Atarantádo, da, a. Bit by a tarantula; sur-
prised; harum-scarum.
Atarazána, 8/. Atarazanál, em. Arsenal; rope-
spinner's shed; wine-cellar. [teeth.
tarazár, va. To bite or wound with the
Atarofdo, da, a. Busied, occupied.
Atareár, ea, To task, exercise.—or. To over-
do one's self.
Atárfe, em. Tamarisk.
Atarjéa, ef. A small vault; sewer, drain.
Atarquinár, oa. To bemire.—or. To be cov-
ered with mire.
Atarrága, 8/. (Bot.) Clammy Inula, Fleabane.
, ta, To fit a shoe to a horse's foot.
Aare da e. Ala, alar o
o, da, a. ashame.
Atarugamiénto, em. Act of wedging.
Ata: , od. To fasten; wedge; silence,
ren O, a. Stretched across a horse,
Atasajár, va. To cut meat into small pieces,
tascadéro, Atascamiénto, em. A deep miry
place; obstruction.
Atascár, oa. To stop a leak.—er. To stick
in the mire; stop short.
Atafid, em. Coffin, hearse.
Ataudádo, da, a. Coffin-shaped.
Ataujia, af. Damaskeening, inla
oa Lane da, a. Damaskeen
Atavlúdo, da, a. Ornamented, adorned.
Ataviar, ca. To dress, trim, adorn, embellish.
Atavia, am. Dress, finery, pear.
Ataxia, af (Med.) Ataxia, irregular fever.
Atediár, ea. To disgust or displease.—or. To
be vexed, be tired.
Ateismo, sm. Atheism.
Ateista, am. Atheist; heathen. [ror.
Atemorizár, va. To terrify, strike with ter-
Atemperación, sf The act and effect of tem-
Aloraperks: ea. To temper; soften; mollify.
Atenazár, Atenazeár, va. To tear off with
pincera.
Atención, ¢f Attention; civility, kindness;
[al
g on met-
a contract of sale, En Attend-
ing; in consideration.
Atendér, cn. To attend ; heed; e wait.
Atenér, cn. To guard, observe. Alenerse d,
To abide by, stick to.
Atentación, 4f. Procedure contrary to law.
Atentadaménte, ad. Prudently; contrary
to law. rate,
Atentádo, da, a. Discreet, pad mode-
Atentádo, am. Illegal proc g of ajudge;
offence. litely.
Atentamente, ad. Attentively; civilly, po-
Atentár, va. To attempt any crime; to try
with caution.
Atentatério, ria, a. Cont to law.
Aténto, ta, a Attentive, heedfal; polite,
civil; in consideration.
Atenuación, af Attenuation; maceration.
Atenuár, va. To attenuate; diminish, lessen.
Atéo, sm. Atheist. [fover.
Atercianádo, da, a. Afflicted with tertian
Aterciopelado, da, a. Velyet-like.
Atericia, af. Jaundice.
Atericiárse, To have the jaundice.
Aterido, da, a. Stiff with cold, benumbed.
Aterimiénto, em, Act of growing stiff with
cold.
Aterirsa, or. To grow stiff with cold.
A o, da, a. Calf-like.
Aterramiénto, am. Ruin, destruction ; terror.
Aterrúr, va. To destroy, pull down; terrify.
—<£r. To stand in shore.
Aterronár, ca. To clod, coagulate,
A r, ea. To frighten, terrify.
Atesár, ea. To haul taught.
Atesoradór, em. A hoarder.
Atesorar, va, To treasure or hoard up,
Atestación, af. Testimony, evidence,
Atestádo, da, a. Attes witnessed.
Atestédosa, an. pl. Certificates, testimonials.
Atestadúra, 3/. Cramming or stuffing; must
for soaking wine casks,
Atestár, va. To cram, stuff; crowd.
Atestiguación, 4/. Atestiguamiénto, em. De-
position upon oath.
Atestiguár, va, To depose, attest, give evl-
dence. Atestiguar con, To cite ay a wit-
ness,
Atetado, a, Mammillated, mammiform.
Atetár, va. To suckle.
Atotillár, oa. To trench round roots,
. | Ati
Atezádo, da, a. Black. .
Atezamiénto, am. The act of blackening.
Atezar, ta. To blacken.—er. To grow black,
Atiborrár, ta. To stuff with wool, &c. ; cram.
Aticismo, em, Atticism; nice, witty joke.
A'tico, r story, atfic; clegant
wit. ;
aU
Testigo , An irrefragable wit-
ess.
n
Aticúrga, ef Base of an attic column.
Atiesár, va. To make stiff or hard.
Atifle, em, Potter's trevet.
ado, da, a. Tiger-colored.
Atildadúra, ef. Punctuation.
Atildár, ea. To put a dash or tilde a lotter;
censure; deck out, [pose.
Atinadaménta, ad, Cautiously; to the pur-
Atinár, on. To bit the mark; hit upon,
guess,
Atincar, em. Tincal; borax.
Atiplar, ta. To raise the pitch of a musical
instrument.—er. To grow very sh
Atirantár, va. To fix collar-beams in a
building.
Atiriciarse, er. To get the jaundice.
Atisbadéro, em. Peep-hole. ness.
Atisbadór, ra, s. A prier into others’ busi-
Atisbadúra, af. Prying into others' business,
Atisbar, va. To serutinize, pry into; waylay.
Atisuádo, da, a. Tissue-like. [cites,
Atizadéro, am. Exciter, the thing which ex-
Atizadór, ra, 8. Inciter; poker; feeder.
Atizár, va. To poke the fire; rouse. .Ati-
sar la lámpara, To raise the lamp-wick,
Atizonár, va. To lay up bricks and stones
in mortar.—or. To be smutted.
Atlánte, sm. He who bears the weight of
government. Allántes, Figures of men
used instead of columns.
Atlantico, a Atlantic. [dia satin.
A'tlas, am. Atlas, a collection of maps; In-
Atlóta, sm, Athlete, wrestler.
Atlético, ca, a. Athletic; robnst,
Atmósfera, 4f Atmosphere, the air.
Atmosférico, ca, a. Atmospherical.
Atoúje, sm. To
Atoár, va. To tow a vessel.
Atócha, af Tough feathergrass bass-weed.
Atochál, Atochár, am. Place where bass»
weed grows,
Atochár, va. To fill with bass-weed.
Atochún, sm. Name of the tender panicle
of tough feathergrass.
Atocinádo, da, a. Corpulent, fat, fleshy.
Atocinár, va. To cut up a pig; assassinate,
—wr. To swell with anger.
Atóle, sm. (M.) Indian corn gruel.
Atolladéro, am. A deep miry place; obstacle.
Atollár, on. To fall into the mire.—er. To
get involved in dimen ces. ceo
Atolondrádo, da, a. Harebrained, giddy,
Atolondramiénto, sm. Stupefaction, con-
sternation.
Atolondrár, ta. To stun, stapefy.—vr. To
get stupefied, dull.
Atomismo, sm. Atomism.
Atomista, sm. Atomist.
Atomistico, a, Atomical, of atoms.
A'tomo, em. Atom, corpuscle, ace, mote,
Reparar en un átomo, To remark tbe
minutest actions, dd
ATR
ATR
Atondár, ea. To spur a horse.
Atonia, 4/. (Med.) Atony, O heated
Atónito, ta, a. Astonished, amaze
Atontadamúnte, ad. Foolishly, stupidly.
Atontado, da, a. Mopish, foolish, stupid.
Atontamiénto, a. Obstupefaction. (stupid.
Atontér, va. To stun, stupefy.—er. To bo
Atorárse, or. To stick in the mire; fit the
re.
bo
Atormontadaménte, ad. rag
Atormentádo, da, a. Painful, of pain,
tormented.
Atorinentadór, ae Tormentor.
Atormentár, va. To torment; cause afflic-
tion; rack.
Atornillár, ca. To screw.
Atorozonárse, or. To suffer gripes or colic,
Atortolár, ea. To confound, intimidate.—
or. To be frightenod.
Atortorár, ta. shew) To frape a ship.
Atortujár, ca. To squeeze, mako flat.
Atosigadór, em. Polsoner.
Atosigamiénto, sm. The act of poisoning.
Atosigár, ea, To poison; harass. — (hurry.
Atrabancár, ca. To huddle, perform in a
Atrabánco, em, The act of huddling.
Atrabilario, ria, Atrabilióso, ss, a. Atrabila-
rious, melancholy.
Atrabilis, af. Being atrabilarious; black bile.
Atracadéro, em. ( au.) Landfall
Atracár, va. To overtake; cram.—or. To be
stuffed. Atracarse al costado, To come
songude.
Atracción, af Attraction.
Atracón, am. Over vallng:
Atractivo, va, a. Attractive; engaging.
Atractivo, am. Charm; ; cooing. [Ing.
Atraetiz, a. Applied to the power of attract-
Atraer, ea. To attract, draw; allure, invite.
Atrafagádo, da, a. Much occupied; laborl-
ous; fidgety.
on. w) To toil, be over-
toe e
Atrafagár,
wrought.—or. dget.
Atragantárse, or. To stick in the throat; be
cut short in conversation.
Atraidoradaménte, ad. Treacherously.
Atraidorádo, da, a. Treacherous, porfidious.
Atraillar, va. To bind with a string; follow
game, [into ditliculties,
Atram or. To be caught ln a trap; get
Atramuz, sm, (Bees
Atrancár, oa To bar a door; take long
steps; read hurricdly. [colve.
Atrapár, va. To overtake; lay hold of; de-
Atrás, ad, Backwards; past. Hacerse atras,
To fall back. Quedarse atras, To remain
behind. Voleerse atras, To retract. Há-
cía atras, Far from that, quite tho con-
Atrasad o, da. Atrasado de medios, Short
of means, tr. Atrasado de noticias,
Ignorant of common things. [unpaid.
Atrasádos, sin. pl. Arreara, sums remaining
Atrasár, va. To obstruct another's fortune;
rotract, set back.—en. To go slow.—or.
Ko remain behind; be In debt.
Atráso, am. Backwardness; loss of fortune;
arrears.
Atravesido, da, a Squint-eyod; oblique;
meters :
Atravesáño, sm. Cross-piece, cross-timber.
: Atravesaños de las latas, Carlines,
Atravesár, ca. To lay a beam athwart; run
through; cross over; bewitch: bet; lay
atrump. (Nau) To lie to. Atraresar
el coruzon, To move to compaselon,
Atravesar los géneros, To buy goods to
sell by retail. Atracesar todo el pais,
To overrun the whole country. Vo atra-
cesar los umbrales, Not to darken one's
door.—or. To be obstructed; interfere ;
dispute; cross the course of another vessel.
(Yo atravieso, yo atraviese, from Atrace-
sar, V. Acertar.)
Atrayente, pa. Attrahent, attractive,
Atroguadamúnte, ad. Madly, rashly.
Atreguúdo, da, a. Rash, foolish, precipitate.
Atresnalir, va. To collect sheaves into heaps,
Atrevórse, or. To be too forward; to dara
Atrevidaménte, ad. Audaciously, daringly,
Lat [cious,
Atrevidillo, ila, a. dim. Somewhat anda
Atrevidisimo, ma, a. sup. Most audacions,
Atrovido, da, a, Bold, audacious, daring’
insolent. [blade.
Atrevido, sm. A muscle on the shoulder-
Atrevimicnto, em. Boldness, hardihood ;
confidence.
Atribución, ¢f Attributing; attribute.
Atribuir, va. To attribute, ascribe, impute.
—or. To assume. [vexed.
Atribulár, va. To vex, affiict—er. To be
Atributivo, va, a. Attributive.
Atríbúto, em, Attribute; a quality adherent.
Atricapilla, gf (Orn.) The Epicurean war-
bler. straps,
Atricéses, em, pl. Rings to hold the stirrup-
Atrición, Y Attrition, grief for sin. (Farr.)
Contraction.
Atril, sm, Lectem, a stand for the missal or
service books in churches. [lectem,
Atriléra, gf An ornamental cover for the
Atrincheramiénto, sm, Intrenchment,
mound. Atrincheramientos de abord-
age, (Nau) Breast-works,
Atrincherár, va, To intrench, moand.—or,
To intrench one's self.
A'trio, em. Porch; portico.
Atrito, ta, a, Contrite through fear,
A'tro, ra, a. (Poet.) Dark, black, obscure.
Atrochár, en. To go by cross-patha,
Atrocidád, 4/. Atrocity; enormous wicked-
Atróña, of Atroph
. Atrophy.
Atrófico, ca, a. Affected with atrophy.
Atrompetádo, da, a. Trumpet-like,
Atronadamónte, ad. E ror plate without
prudence. . [itate, imprudent.
Atronádo, sm. Blunderer, wild—a, Prectp-
Atronadór, ra, 8. Thunderer. [horse.
Atronadúra, 4/. Tumor in the pastern of a
Atronamiúnto, am. Thundering; stapefac-
tion, (thunderstruck,
Atronir, va. To thunder, stun.—or. To be
Atronerár, va. To make embrasures,
Atropédo, da, a. Grouped, clumped.
Atropár, ea. To assemble in groups without
order. fusediy.
Atropelladaménte, ad. Tamultuously, con-
Atropelládo, da, a. Speaking oracting hastilyo
AUP
Atropelladór, ra, s. Trampler under foot.
Atropellamiénto, 2m. Trampling ander foot. |
Atropellár, va. To pope under foot; hurry;
overwork.—vr. To hurry one's self too
much.
Atróz, a. Atrocious, enormous; cruel.
Atrozár, ea. To truss a yard to the mast.
Atrozménte, ad. Atrociously; excessively.
Atruhanádo, da, a. Scurrilous; using low
jesta.
Atufadaménte, ad. Peevishly, morosely.
Atufár, va. To vex, plague.—or. To fret; be
angry. ignorant, stupid fellow.
Atún, em. Tunny- Pedazo de atun, An
Atunéra, af. A tunny ras: a tunny-net. |
Atunéro, em, Tunny er in
tunny-fish.
Aturár, ea. To stop or shut up closely.
} brained, madbrain.
Aturdimiénto, em. Perturbation; dulness,
Aturdir, ca. To perturb; stupefy with won-
der.—er. To be out of one's wits. [lence.
Aturrullár, ea. To confound, reduce to si-
gerd am, Hair-dresser; one who trims
ants,
Atasér, ra. To cut the hair even; trim.—or.
To dress one's self with too much care.
Atutia, af Tutty, a sublimate of calamine.
A uca, of. A en Y. Oca.
Audacia, ES udacity, boldness,
Andaz, a. Bold, audacious, fearless.
Audible, a. Audible.
Audiéncia, af. Audience; hearing; audience-
chamber; court ofoyer and terminer; law-
officers; the ex-Spanish America.
Auditivo, va, a. Auditive; right of giving
audience. (delegate.
Auditér, am. Auditor, a beareg; a judge; a
Auditoria, sf Auditor's office.
Auditório, sm. Auditory, audience.
A'uge, em. Meridian; apogee.
Augúr, em, Augur, augurer.
Auguración, af Auguration.
Augurál, a. Augurial, belonging to augury.
Augnrar, va, To augur.
Augúrio, em, Augury, omen.
Augusto, ta, a. August, magnificent.
Aula, af. Lecture-room.
Aulóga, ¢f. Furze. gorse, goss.
A'ulico, ca, a. Aulic, belonging to a court.
Aulladcro, am. Place where wolves how! at
night.
Aulladér, ra, s. Howler.
Anllar, on. To howl, yell, cry.
Aullido, Aúllo, em. Howl; cry of horror.
Aumentáble, a. Augmentable.
Aumentación, 4/7. Augmentation.
Aumentádo, da, a. Increased, augmented.
Aumentador, ra, s. Enlarger, amplifier.
Ando ea. and or. To augment, increase,
en
erman ;
age.
Aumentativo, va, a. Increasing, enlarging.
Auménto, em. Augmentation, increase; ac-
cesa Auméntos, Promotion, advance-
ment. (still.
Aún, ad. Yet, as yet, nevertheless; even,
Annér, ca. To unite, assemble.—or. To be
united or confederated.
Aunqué, ad. Though, notwithstanding,
Aúpa. Up, up; get up (to children).
: A’ureo, em. A
AUT
Aúra, ¢f A bird of Mexico; a gefitle breeze,
Aura popular, Popularity. [scruples,
gold coin; a welght of four
| A’ureo, rea, a. Golden, gold. A'ureo nú-
mero, Golden number, the lunar cycle.
Auzeóla, ef. Aureola.
Auricálco, sm. A mixture of gold and silver.
Anricula, sf Auricle. (Bot.) The bear's ear.
Auricular, a, Auricular; auricularis.
Aurifero, ra, a. Auriferous. [ Wagoner.
Auriga, sm. (Poet) A coachman. (Astr.)
Aurista, em. Aurist
Aurora, 8f The dawn of day; the morning
watch-gun. Aurora boreal, Northern
lights. Color de aurora, A color of white,
red, and blue. o
Aurraugádo, da, a. Badly tilled and culti-
Aurúspice, sm, Soothsayer, diviner.
Auscultación, 4f (Med.) Auscultation.
Auséncia, ef. Absence.
Ausentarse, er. To absent one's self
Ausénte, a. Absent, distant.
Auspicio, em. Auspice, or presage; predic-
tion; protection.
Austeraménte, ad. Austerely, frowningly.
Austeridád, 4/. Austerity. rigor.
Austéro, ra, a. Austere, severe, harsh.
Austral, Austrino, na, a. Austral, southern.
A'ustro, em. South wind; notus.
Auténtica, af A certificate; attested copy.
Autenticación, £f. Authentication.
Auténticaménte, ad. Authentically.
Autenticár, ra. To authenticate, attest.
Autenticidád, af Authenticity.
Auténtico, ca, a. Anthentic, gennine. fowl,
Autillo, sm. (Dim.) A special decree; kind of
A’uto, em. A judicial decree; writ; edict.
Auto da Fe, Sentence by the Inquisition.
Auto sacramental, An acting sacred alle-
ry. Autos, Pleadings and proceedings
nalaw-suit. Estar en autos, To know
a thing profoundly. [reignty.
Autocricia, 4f Autocrasy, absolute sove-
Autocráta, sm, Autocrat.
Autocrático, ca, a. Autocratical. [writing.
Autográfico, ca, a. Autograpbica), one's own
Autógrafo, em. Autograph.
Autómata, sm. Automaton.
Automático, ca, 4. Automatical.
Autémato, sm, Automaton, a self-movin
machine. {min
Autonómia, af Living according to one's
Autápsia, af Autopsy, ocular demonstration.
Autór, em. Author, composer; writer; man-
ager; plaintiff. :
Autóra, af Authoress,
Autorcillo, 4m. dim. A bad writer.
Autoría, sf The employment of a manager.
Autoridád, af Authority; credid; ostenta-
tion.
Autoritativaménte, ad. Anthoritatively.
Autoritativo, va, 7. Arrogant, assuming.
Autorizáble, a. What can be authorized.
Autorización, af Authorization.
Autorizadaménte, ad. Authoritatively.
Autorizado, da, a. Respectable, commenda-
ble.
Autorizadór, sm. He who authorizes,
Autorizamicénto, sm. Authorization.
Autorizár, va. To authorize; attest Pa aaa
AVE
AVI
Autumnál, a, (Little us.) Autumnal.
Auxiliadór, ra, 8, Auxiliary, assistant.
Auriliér, va. To aid, assist; attend to.
Auxiliár, a, Auxiliar, auxillar , helping.
Auxiliatórlo, ria, a. (Law) Auxiliary.
Auxilio, em. Aid, help, assistance.
A’va-dva, ef. An Otaheite pane
Avacido, da, a, Cow-like; big-bellied horse.
Avadarse, or. To become fordable.
Avahar, va, (Little us.) To warm with the
breath; wither. nd forward.
Avalanzárso, or. To throw one's self forward;
Avalár, on. (Prov.) To shake, tremble.
Avalentádo, da, a. B: ng, boasting.
Avallár, va. To inclose with stakes or hedges.
Aválo, em, (Prov.) A slight shock; an earth-
quake.
Avalorár, va. To estimate, value; animate,
Avaluár, oa. To value, estimate.
Avalúo, am. Valuation, official appraisement.
Avambrizo, em. Armor for the fore-arro.
Avance, em. Advance, attack; account or
statement; a balance due.
Avante, ad. (Nau.) Ahead, forward.
Avan em. Limber ofa
Avanzódo, da, a. rod: Pipi ín
years. [have a balance in one's favor.
Avanzár, va. and n. To advance, attack;
eT em. Account of goods received and
80
Avaraménte, ad. Avariciously, miserably.
Avoaricia, ef. Avarice, cnpidity.
Avarientaménte, ad. Greedily, covetously.
Avariénto, ta, a. Avaricious, covetous, nig-
gard, me
Are ra, a, V. Averiento.
A lar, va. To subdue, subject, enslave.—
er. To become subject.
A'vo, af. Bled: fowl or large bird. Ave de
rapiña, A bird of prey. Ate brava or
siloestre, Wild bird. Ave fria, Lapwing.
Ea un ave, As light as a feather.
Avechfcho, sm. Sparrow-bawk; ye haa
Avocica, illa, ita, ef dim, A small bird.
Avecinir, er, To como near, approach,
Avecindamiénto, sm. The rights of a denizen. | Avoriguadór,
Avecindar, oa. To admit to the privileges of | Averigu
a denizen, naturalize, admit to citizenship.
—or. To become naturalized; approach,
Avejentádo, da, a. Appearing old without
being so, oldish. [older.
Avejentár, va and r. To look old, to appear
Avejigár, va. To blister, produce pimples,
Avelar, on. (Nau) To sot sail.
Avellána, af Filbert, hazel-nut.
Avellanádo, da, a. Nut-brown, hazel.
Ayvellanár, sm. A plantation of hazols,
Avollanárse, or. To shrivel.
Avellanéra, 4f Mazel-nut tree. [berts.
Avellanéro, ra, 8. A dealer in nuts and fil-
Avellanica, af. dim. A small filbert.
Avelláno, em. Hazol-nut tree.
A'vo Maria, af. Ave Maria, the angel's salu-
tation. Al ave Muria, At night-fall. En
un ave Maria, In an instant.
Avéna, af. Oats.
Avenádo, da, a. Lunatic, mad, crazy.
Avenál, sm. An oat-fleld.
Avenamiénto, em. Draining off water.
Avenir, Ay To drain or draw off water.
Avenite, em. Water-grue), oatmesl-gruel.
Avenéncia, ef Agreement; co
union.
Aveniceo, cea, a. Oaten, made of oats,
Avenida, af Flood, inundation; agreement,
concord; avenue; freshet.
Avenido, da, a. Agreed, reconciled. Bien
or mal avenidoa, On good or bad termas.
Avenimiénto, sm. Convention.
Avenir, va. To reconcila—vr. To settle dif-
ferences; unite.
Aventadéro, em. (Prov.) A winnowing-place.
Aventádo, da, a. Zecotas , Flow-
ing sheets. [fanning-miil,
Aventadór, sm. Fanner; winnower; a fan;
Aventadára, af. Wind-gall, a disease in
centadura de estopa, (Nav) A
ea [ceedingly well.
Aventajadaménte, ad. Advantageously ; ex-
a da, a, Advantageous, conveni-
ent; beautifol.
Aventajár, va. To acquire advantages; mel-
jorate; surpase.—or. To exceed, excel.
Avontár, va. To fan; winnow; 0. —oer.
To bo inflated; escape. (Prov.) Tainted.
Aventára, 4f, Adventure; casualty, chance;
contribution.
Avonturádo, da, a. Blen aventurado, For-
Piacoa Mal, rentado bdo polirraas
venturár, oa. To venture, hazard, endanger.
Aventureraménte, ad. By chance. rant,
Aventuréro, sm. Adventurer; a Knight-or-
Aventurúro, E Voluntary ; undisciplined.
ie kind of duck.
Avergonzár, Avergoñár, va. To shame,
abash.—cr. To shame, or be ashamed.
Averia, af. Aviary; average; damage. Ave-
ria grueso General average. <Averia
particular? Particular average. Avería
ordinaria, Usual average.
Averiido, da, a. Averaged, damaged.
Averiarse, or. To get damaged.
Averiguable, a. Investigable, ascertainable,
Avoriguación, af Investigation.
Averiguadaménte, ad. Certainly, surely.
si oe A searcher or examiner.
ar, va. To inguire, invest find
out, Avertguarse con alguno,'To bring
one to reason.
Averio, em, (Prov.) Beast of burden.
Avérno, sm. (Poet.) Hell.
POSEA ci a. Full of pimplea
Aversión, 4/. Aversion; abhorrence; fear.
Avestrúz, sm. Ostrich. work a mino,
Aviádo, sm. One supplied with money to
Aviadór, em. Ono who provides things for a
journey.
Aviúr, ca. To provide for a journoy; accou-
tre; hasten.—or. To get ready.
Aviciar, ea. To give a bloom to plants,
Avidéz, Z Covetousness, avidity.
A'vido, a. Greedy, covetous, avid.
Aviejárae, or. To grow old.
Aviénto, ¿m. Winnowing fork.
Aviesaménte, ad, Sinistrously, perversoly.
Avióso, sa, a. Fortuitous, irregular; mis
chievous.
Avigorár, va. To invigorate; revive.
Avilantéz, Avilantéza, 8/. Forwardncss; an-
dacionsness,
ty,
Avillanádo, da, a. Rustic, clownish, mean.
Avillanar, ca. To debase.—or. To
Avinagrid ee Hobs tempera, vish,
o, da, a. -tem pee
A , oa. To sour, acidulate,
Avio, 4m. Preparation, provision; money
advanced for working mines; tack!
e; ap-
paratus.
Avión, em. (Orn.) Martin, martinet, swallow.
Avisadaménte, ad. Prudently.
Avisádo, da, a. Prudent, cautious; skilfol,
elever. Mal avisado, 1Ul-advised, inju-
dicious.
Avisadér, em. Adviser; sdmonisher.
Avisar, ea. To inform; advise; warn.
Aviso, am. Information, ell en
care: counsel. Estar or sobre
aviso, To be on one's guard,
Avispa, 4f. Wasp.
Avispádo, da, a. Lively, vigorons.
Avispár, ca. To spur; investigate.—eor. To
fret, be peevish. [wasps.
Avispóro, am. Wasp's nest, comb, cell of
Avispén, em. A large wasp.
Avistár, ta. To d at a distance.—er.
To have a business interview.
pedida apt (Naa STop-sel 1 sheets, bi
itónes, em. pl. (Nau. eets, bits,
Avituallár, ea. To victual, supply with pro-
visions.
Avivadaménte, ad. Lively, briskly.
Avivador, ra, 4. Enlivener; fluting-plane.
Avivar, va. To enliven, encourage, hasten.—
on. To revive, cheer up, grow gay. Avt-
wear el ojo, To look sh
pontine oa. To wateh with attention, spy, | Azad
sear
A’vo, en. Termination denoting a fraction.
ión af. Avocamiénto, 8m. Appeal (in
sl [Inferior court.
Av oa. To call up a lawsuit from an
Avogálla, ¢ Gall-nnt.
Avucásta, of e kind of wild dack.
Avuguéro, sr. A kind of pear-tree.
Avugués, smn. Bear-berry, strawberry-tree.
A ef. Bustard, a wild turkey.
A da, a. Bustard-like.
A A ) Axilla,
Axilár, a. Axillar, axillary.
Axióma, sm. Axiom, maxim.
Ay! taterj. Alas! Ay de mi/ Alas, poor
me! complaint, moan, groan.
A'ya, af. Governess, instructress.
Ayánque, sm. (Nau) The main halllard.
Ayáte, sm, Staff of agave thread. grase-cloth.
Ayér, ad. Yesterday ; lately. De ayer acá,
A es tend a ) Alas, !
E e us r me
piles am. Tator, governor, yal
Ayóte, sm. A squash.
Ayúda, y. ps assistance, comfort; sup-
port, friendship; injection; syringe. Ayu-
da de costa, A gratuity.—em. Assistant
Ayuda de cámara, A valet-de-chambre.
Ayuda de cámara del rey, Groom of
roquía, | Azarcó:
the bed-chamber. De de
Chapel of ease. Ayuda de oratorio, Bex-
ton. Ayuda de cirador, (Nan) A fhlee | Azérja.
preventer.
Ayuodarór, ta, 8. Assistant, helper.
A
Azacáya,
Azáche, a. Silk of an inferior qual
Ayudínte, em, Adjutant; ald-de-camp; as-
sistant.
a
. | Ayudár, va. To aid, help, assist.—or. To
adopt measures to obtaín success,
Ayunadór, ra, 8. Faster, one who abstaina,
Ayunár, ea. To fast.
Ayúnas (En), ad. Fasting; without knowl-
edge. Quedar en ayunas, To be igno-
rant of an affair.
Ayúno, em. Fast, abstinence.
Ayúno, na, a. Fasting. Estoy aywno, I have
not yet broken my fnet.
plebe, am, Anvil; constancy. [bles.
Ayuntadór, ra, 8. One who unites or assem-
Ayuntamiénto, sm. A corporation, body of
strates. Casa de ayuntamiento,
cba town-house, Guildhall, senate-
Ouse,
Ayustár, ea. (Nan.) To bend or fasten to-
gether: rt con costura, To Loco
a splice. Ayustar con gorupo, To
bend with a o a
y am. (Nanu.) Splice.
Alabach’do, da, a. Jetty, black as jet.
Azabáche, em. Jet, a black shining fo
Asabaches, Jot trinkets.
esil.
Azabára, 8f. (Bot.) Common aloe.
Azábra, ef. A small coasting vessel.
n, am, Estar or andar hecho un asa-
can, To be y busy. [ter-pipe.
af: (Prov.) Conduit of ds a war
ity.
Azáda, ef. (Agr.) Bpade, hoe.
Azadáda, i Eon th a spade,
Azadica, illa, ita, af. dim. A small spade.
én, sm. Pickaxe, mattock, hoe, .Ata-
don de peto, Claw-hoe.
Azadonáda, sf. Blow with a pickaxe. [axe.
Azadonár, va. To dig with a spade or pick-
Azadonázo, am. Stroke with a mattock.
Azadoncillo, sm. dim. A small pickaxe.
Azadonéro, em, Digger.
Azafúta, of, Lady of'the queen’s wardrobe.
Azafate, sm. A low, flat-bottomed basket;
a tray; oval dish. Crocus martis.
Azafrán, em. Saffron. Asafran de Vénus,
Azafranádo, da, a. Saffron-like.
Azafranál, em. A plantation of saffron.
Azafranár, va. To tinge or dye with saffron.
read oe Dear A saffron.
Azagadór, am. Cattle-pa assagaye,
Azagáya, ef. Javelin, a epear or ist pike;
Azagavéda, 8f. Cast of a javelin.
Azahár, sm. Orange or lemon flower. Agua
de azahar, Orange-flower water. Asahar
bravo, Narrow-leaved blue lupine.
Azainadaménto, ad. Perfidiously, viciously.
Azalón, am. A small bird.
Azambóa, 8/. The fruit of the zamboa-tree.
Azambéo, am. The zambos-tree.
Azanória, 4/. Carrot. [compliments.
Azanoriáte, em. Preserved carrots; fulsume
Azár, sm. Unforeseen disaster, disappoint-
ment; bad luck; impediment.
Azárbe, em. Trench or drain for irrigation.
n, 677, Minium, red lead; orange-color,
zaria, 8/. A kind of coral rock,
af, Reel for winding raw silk.
Azarólla, af. Fruit of the service-tree,
Azaróllo, em. Service-tree,
A
AZU
BAB
Axarosaménte, ad. Unfortunately.
Azaróso, sa, a. Unluck y, unfortunate, omin-
Azáya, «f. Instrument for reeling silk.
Azenória, af. (Prov.) Carrot.
A‘zimo, ma, a. Azymous, unleavened.
Azimút, snm. Azimuth.
Azimutál, a. Relating to the azimuth.
Aznácho, Aznállo, am. Scotch fir; rest-har-
row.
Azóe, sm, (Chem.) Azote or nitrogen,
Aroflite sf, Jujube.
Azófar, sm. Brass, latten. manner.
Azogadaménto, ad. In a quick and restlces
énto, am. Working or coating with
quicksilver; slaking.
Azogár, oa. To work or coat with quicksil-
ver; amalgamate. Azogar la cal, Toslake
lime.—er. To undergo a salivation; to be
in a state of agitation.
Azógue, em. Quicksilver. Ee un azogue,
He is restless as quicksilver. .Azogues,
Ships which carry quicksilver. a
Azogueria, sf. (Amer.) Quicksilver hal
te o where quicksilver is incorpora
with metals. [silver.
Azoguéro, sm. Workman or dealer in quick-
Azolár, va. To dub or cut with an adze.
Azór, em. (Orn.) Goshawk. [of trim.
Azorádo, a. Nan) et badly, being out
Azoramiénto, sm. Trepidation.
Azorár, va, To terrify; confound; irritate.—
or, To be restless,
Azorrádo, da, a. Drowsy, sleepy.
Azorramiénto, am. Heaviness of the head.
Azorrárse, er“To be drowsy from heaviness.
Azotacálles, sm, Streot-lounger, idler.
Azotádo, sm. A o minal.
Azotadór, ra, 8s. Whipper.
Azotáina, Azotina, ef, A drubbing, flogging.
Azotamiénto, em. (Little ua.) A whipp ing.
Azotár, en. To whip, lash, flagellate. Azotar
las To lounge about the streets.
Azotar el atre, To act to no purpose.
(Nau.) Asotar la ampolleta, To flog the
glass, [on the breech.
Azotázo, am. augm. A severe lash or blow
Aréte, em. Whip; lash; calamity. Pena de
azotes, A public whip ing. [form.
Azotéa, af. The flat roof of a honse, a plat-
Azótico, a. Gas arótico, Azotic gas,
A'zre, em. Maple-troc. [corn.
Azúa, af. Boverago prepared from Indian
Azúcar, am. Sugar. Aeúcar de pilon, Loaf-
sugar. Azúcar de lustre, Fino powdered
sugar. Azúcar mascabado, Muscovado
sugar. Asúcar quebrado, Broken down
sugar. Asúcar prieto, Conrse brown su-
gar. Ásucar ra or cande, Bugar-
candy. Asúcar terciado, Brown sugar.
Azúcar de plomo, Sugar oflead. Azticar
y canela, Sorrel-gray.
Azucarádo, da, E Bucal: r-costed ;
affable, Pissing, soothing, 1.
Azucarádo, sm. A kind of paint for ladies,
Azucarár, va. To sugar; soften; ice with
sugar.
Azucaréro, sm. Bugar-dish; confectioner.
Azucarillo, sm. Cake of rose-sugar.
Azncéna, 8f. White lily.
Azúd, va dam with a sluice.
[ous | Azúda, af Persian wheel to raise water.
Azuéla, 8/7. Adze. Atuela de construccton,
A carpenter's adze.
Azufáifa, af. Jujube-plum.
Azufíifo, Azufcifo, sm. Jujube-tree.
Azufrádo, da, a. Whitened with sulphur;
greenish yellow. [Ing linen.
Azufradór, em. Brimstone frame for whiten-
Azufrár, ea. To bleach with sulpbur.
Azúfre, am. Sulphur, brimstone.
Azafréso, sa, a. Sulphureons.
Azúl, a. Blue. Aeué celeste, oky blue. Arul
oscuro, Dark bine. Asul de ia, Prus-
sian blue. Aeul subido, Bright blue. Agul
turqui, Turkish or deep blue. Azud ger-
demar, Sea blue.
Azúl, em. Lapis lazuli; a mineral.
pere lg em, Bitumen.
Azuládo, da, Aeulado claro, Azure, azured.
Azulár, ca. To dye or color blue,
Azuleár, en. To have a bluish cast.
Azulejádo, a Covered with blue tiles.
Azul§o, am. Dutch or other glazed tiles for
incrusting walla. (Bot.) Blue-bottle.
Azulino, na, a. Of an azure color.
Azumár, ea. To dye the hair.
Azumbrádo, da, a. Measured by azumbres,
Azúmbre, af. A measure of liquids, half a
gallon. {tioner,
Azuquéro, em, (Prov.) Sugar-dish; confeo-
Azúr, a. (Hor.) Azure,
Azutéa, af (Prov.) Terrace.
Azutéro, em. Sluice-mastern
Azuzadór, ra, 8. Instigator.
Azuzir, va. To set on dogs; to irritate.
B.
B mél, B flat. 3B cuadrado, B sharp.
Baba, af Drivel, slaver, spittle.
Bababuí, sm. The mocking-bird.
Baháda, af. Thigh-bone.
Babadéro, Babadór, sm. Bib, chin-cloth.
Bábara, @f A landau, an oblong coach;
country dance. [viscous worm,
Babáza, af Froth from the mouth; alce; a
Babazor'ro, sm. Clown, an 1ll-bred man.
Babeár, en. To drivel, slaver.
Babéo, sm. Drivelling or slavering.
Babéra, af. Fore part of the helmet; a silly
fellow.
Babéro, sm, Bib,
Baberól, am. V. Badera, [minded.
Bábia, af. Estar en babta, To be absent
Babiéca, em. An ignorant fellow. orse,
Babilla, 4/ Thin skin about the flank of a
Babilónia, ef. Uproar and confusion.
Babór, em. (Nau.) Larboard. A’ dabor del
timon, A-port the helm. .A'dabor todo,
Head a-port De babor á estribor,
Athwart ship.
Babósa, af Kind of snafl; aloe; onion.
Babosefr, ea. To drivel, slaver.
Babosilla, af dém. Kind of snail
Babosillo, tila; uélo, uéla, a, dim, Somewhat
drivelling.
Babdeo, sa, a. Drivelling, silly.
Babúcha, ef. A kind of slipper.
BAI
BAL
Báca, sf Baca de laurel, Bay-berry ; breach | Bailár, ene dance; gallop. Batlar el
in a dyke.—«. pl. Quick tune on the guitar.
Bacaliao, sm. Cod-fish, sing, poor-jack.
Bacaniles, ef pl. Bacc 3. person.
Bacante, 4f hante; a lewd drinking
Bacara, Baciris, s/ (Bot.) Great fleabane.
Bacari, a. Oval shields covered with leather.
Bactra, af. (Coll) Obstruction in the milt, a
ewelling.
Bacéta, af Four remaining cards at revestno.
Bache, em. A deep hole in a road; sweating-
place.
Bachillér, em. Bachelor of arts; babbler.
Bachillér, a. Garrulous, loquacious.
Bachillera, a. Forward, loquacious woman,
Bachilleráto, sm. (Little us.) Bachelorship.
Bachillerear, en. To babble, prattle. (low.
do J Rabbi A talkative A ties ee
Bschilleria, *f ng, prattling. A
Bacia, ef A metal basin; wash-pot; barber's
Baciga, af A e played with three cards.
Bacin, am. A lanes go rap or basin.
Bacina, y. Poor-box; a 1 close-stool
basin. {stool.
Bacináda, ef. Filth thrown from a close-
Racinéjo, sm. dim. A small close-stool.
Baciocro, ra, a. The person who carries about
the poor-box in a church; scavenger.
Bacineta, 3. A small dl x.
de arma de fuego, The pan of a gun-lock.
Bxcinéte, sm. A head-piece; cuirassier, a | Ba)
horseman. [chamber-pot.
Bacinica, ef. A small earthen close-stoo! ;
B:calo, em. Walking-stick, a staff. Búculo
pastoral, Bishop's crosier.
Buda, 4f Female rhinoceros. [talk.
Badajáda, sf. A stroke of the clapper; idle
Badajo, em. Clapper of a bell; an idle talker.
Barlajazo, em. augm. A re clapper.
Bsulajaélo, sm. dim. A small clapper.
Badal, am. Muzzle. char un á la
boca, To stop one's mouth; shoulder and
ribs ofbutcher's meat. (Surg.) Instrument
for opening the mouth.
Baulána, af A dressed sheep-skin. Zurrar
la ae a He ane a flogging. e
Badázas, 4f. pl. (Nau.) Keys of the bonne
Badia, ef. Poapin: a dull insipid fellow.
Badén, em. Channel made by a sudden fall
of water.
Badiána, 4f. Indian aniseed.
Badil, em. Badila, sf. Fire-shovel.
Balilézo, om. Blow with a fire-shovel
Radémia, ef Nonsense, absurdity.
Badoláque, am. Ragout of stewed livers; a
stupid person. back of beasta,
Baga, y”. (Prov.) Rope to tie burdens on the
Age, em. Eo of burden; baggage.
Bagagero, em. Driver.
Bagar, Sart yield ser. Goptied to flax).
Bazatéla, ef. Bagatelle, trifle.
Bagázo, sm. Bagarse, trash ; OA
ressed sugar-cane,
B A kind of catfish.
B am. (Orn.) Sparrow-hawk.
Bahia, af. Bay, gulf, cove.
Bahorrina, 4/. Filthy things; rabble.
Baháúno, na, a. Vile, low, contemptible.
Baila, q/. Sea-trout.
Bai ¿ ra, 8. Dancer; thief.
agua , To dance attendance.
Bailar stn son, To dance without music.
‘ Bailarin, na, Dancer, bigh-mettled horse,
Baile, sm. Dance: party; ball; bailiff; judge,
‘Baile de disfraces, Fancy ball. 3
Boe so ae wm. Bailiwick. (Malta.
E iandery in the order of
mmander of Malta,
a square.
cha, a Turkish title.
nution of price.
Inclination of an arch.
ided, fallen down.
ter.
, Meanly, lowly.
Can: lessen.—oa. To
ow; bumble.—er. To
send de punto, Tu de-
'los humos, To become
ajar los ojos, To be
cubeza, To obey with-
jar la tierra, (Naw)
Bajól, em. Vessel. Bajel desaparejado, A
ship laid ue Bajel boyante, A light ship.
kre do jo bordo, A los Sule Baha
marinero, A good sea-
min aad A swift sailer.
Bajeléro, sm. Ship-owner, ship-master.
éro, ra, @. Under, lower. [tenor,
Bajcte, sm. dim. One of low stature; middle-
éza, af. Meanness; lowness. Bajera de
mo, Weakness of mind.
illo, em. (Prov.) Stand cask for wine.
Bajio, em. A shoal, sand-bank; decline of
Bo. ja. Low; abj li aut
A a. ws; abject; ; dall;
Ajo, ad: Underneath, below; sabmissive.
Yo mano, Underhand; secretly.
Bajo, em. Bass; bass-viol player. Bajo re-
deve, Bass-rellef. Cuarto bajo, Ground-
fioor.—e pl. Under coats; hoofs.
Bajóca, af (Prov.) Green kidney-beans; a
ead silk-worm.
ón, am. Bassoon: bassoon-player.
Bajoncillo, em. Counter-basa.
Bala, 3/. Ball, bullet, shot. Balas rojas, Red-
hot balla Bulas encajonadas, Case-
shot. Balas enramadas or encadenadas,
Sener Balas de metralla, Grape-
ot.
Baladi, a. Mean, despicable, worthless,
Baladór, ra, & Bleating animal.
Baladre, sm. (Bot.) Oleander, rose-bay.
Baladrón, sm. Boaster, bragger, bully.
Baladronáda, ¢f Boast, brag, bravado.
Baladroneár, en. To boast, brag, hector.
Balagár, sm. (Prov.) Long straw or hay for
winter fodder.
Bal sm. Hay-rick; thick lather. Sacudir
el o, To give a sound drubbing.
bed eed ed beet Ped feet Deol Perl bee
Balaguéro, am. Rick of straw.
Balance, em. Fluctuation; Mbration; equi-
librium; balance of accounts; rolling;
rocking. [examino; settle accounts,
Balanceár, va. and n. To balance; waver;
Balanc:;o, sm, Oscillation.
Balancéro,
V. Balanzarto, [grape.
Balancia, y. Water-melon; dr white
BAL
BAN
Balancin, sm. Splintor-bar; pendulum; rope-
trata pole, Balancines, (Nav) Lifts,
mbals.
Balándra, af (Nau.) Bilander; sloop.
Balandrán, sm, A priest's surtout.
Balánte, pa. (Poet.) cee |
nate Er % Beale balance pages
m udgment. on
To be In danger of loss.
Balanzario, sm. Welgher. [smiths.
Balanzón, am. Copper pen used by allver-
Baláou, em. (Ichth) A kind of sprat.
Balár, en. To bleat. Andar balando por
ae cosa, To be gaping after some-
g.
Balasór, sm. Balassor, a Chinese bark staff.
BA Balaustria, ef Wild pomegranate
owers,
Balaustrida, Balaustreria, 4% Balustrade.
Balaustrádo, da, Balaustrál, a. Balustered.
Balaústre, em. Baluster.
Baláx, em. Balass or spinel ruby.
Balázo, sm. A gun-shot.
Balbuceár, en. To speak and pronounoe in-
Balbucóncia ef Btu tterl h
ucéncia, £/. Stuttering speech.
Balbuciónte, a. Stammering, stuttering.
Balbutir, on. To lisp.
Balcón, em. Balcony; veranda [conies.
Balconáge, em. Balconeria, ¢/ Range of bal-
Balconfzo, sim. a A tarde balcony.
as, Tastes As e balcony.
uino, em, A canopy.
Baldár, va. To cripple; break a set; trump.
Bálde, em. Bucket, used on board of ships.
Bálde (Do), oma Gratis, free of ar nie
baide, In vain, to no purpose. ship.
Baldeár, on. To wash down the dock of a
Baldés, em. A plece of dressed skin.
Baldío, día, a. Untilled, uncultivated. Los
daldios, The lay-land, the commons.
Hombre baldio, Vagrant, vagabond.
Baldón, em. Censare, reproach, insult,
Baldonár, Baldoneár, va. To insult with
abusive language. [stone.
Baldósa, gf A fine equare tile; flat paving-
Baleria, af A pile of balls.
Baléro, sm. A bullet-mould
Baléta, g/. dim. A small bale.
Balido, sm. Bleating, bleat.
Balija, em. Portmanteau; post.
Balijéro, am. Post-boy ; letter-carrier,
Ballónr em. augm. A large portmantes
ÓN, am, augm, anteau.
Balines, mh (4%) Monld-shot, buck-shot.
. (Nau.) Buoy.
Bali , for calling fawns.
Balléna, y. ale; train-oil; whale-bone.
Ballenáto, sm. Cub of a whale. [whale.
Ballenér, sm. A vessel in the shapo of a
Balienéro, ra, 3m, /. Whaler, whale-shi
Ballésta, sf Crosa-bow. A’ dro de
At a great distance.
Ballestáda, Y. Shot from a cross-bow,
Ballestazo, sm. Blow from a cross-Low.
Ballesteadór, em. Cross-bowman, arbalister.
Ballesteár, va. To shoot with a cross-bow.
Ballestéra, gf. Cross-bow loop-holes.
Ballesteria, y. Archery; cross-bowB; crose-
Lati ; croes-bow armory.
Ballestéro, em. Archer, cross-bowman. 2a-
Ulestero de maza, Mace-bearer. Balleste-
ros de corte, The king's portera.
Ballestilla, ef. Small cross-bow ;
Nau.) Foro-staif.
Ballestón, sm, «rg, Large cross-bow, ar-
Ballestrinque, em. (Nau.) Clove-bitch.
Ballico, em. or perennial darnel, rye-
Balinéca, y. Wild oats. {of 24 reams,
Balón, em. foot-ball; large bale; bale
Balóta, y/. Ballot, a littlo ball used in voting.
Balotáda, af Balotade, leap of a horse.
Balotár, va, To ballot for, to choose by ballot.
Bálsa, ¢ Pool, a lake; raft; half a butt of
wine. [balsam.
Balsamerita, y. A small smelling-bottle for
Balsámico, ca, €. Balsamic, balmy.
Baleamina, ¢f Balsam-apple.
Balsamíta mayor, Marsh-mallow. Balesam-
tta menor, Annual costmary, tansy.
Bálsamo, em, balm. Bálsamo de
Marta, Balsam of Tolu.
Balsár, sm. Marshy ground with brambles.
Balseár, va. To hay fs rivers on floats br
Balscro, em. Ferryman. {rafts.
Balsopóto, em. A large pouch carried near
the breast; bosom. (support.
Baluárte, em, Bastion, bulwark; defence,
Balfumba, a pia heaped vegeta:
Balámbo, Balúme, em. A heap of things.
Balzo, em. Ge bend.
Bambaleér, ear, on. To reel, stagger.
Bambalina, g/. Upper part of the scenes in
theatres. {stroke at billiards.
Bambarria, em. A fool, an idiot; a lucky
Bambocháda, ef Bamboche, en. A \andacape
representing drunken feasts, with gro-
tosque figures. [totter.
Bamboleár, Bamboneár, en. To reel, stagger,
Bamboléo, Bambonéo, em. Reeling, stagger-
ing.
Bambéls, Y. Ostentation, boast, vain show.
Ban, sm. A sort of fine China muslin.
Banana, 3/. Banana fruit.
Banáno, sm. (Bot.) Banana plant.
Banásta, Y. A large basket or crate. .Me-
terse en banasta, To meddle,
Banas: em. Basket-maker or dealer.
(Low) Jaller.
Banásto, em. A round basket.
Banca, af Form, bench without a back.
Banca de a, Fruit-stand.
oblong plot for raising gar-
; terrace.
Bancaléro, am. Carpet-manufacturer.
Bancaróta, 9/. Bankruptcy, failure.
Baucáza, af. Bancázo, em. augm. A large
form or bench.
Banco, em. Form or bench. Banco de
apy ed pgp -bench; abank. Bas-
co de ahorros, Savings-bank. Banco de
arena, A sand-bank. Banco de hielo, A
field of ice. Banco de rio, Band-bank in
ariver. Pasar banco, To flog the asilora,
Razon de pte de banco, An abeurd reason.
Banda, 47 Sash, scarf; ribbon; band; gang;.
crew; covey; bank of a river. A' la dan-
da, (Nau. ) Heeled or hove down.
en banda, To lot go amain. Caer or estar
BAQ
BAR
en banda, To be amain. Bandas del ta- | Báquico, ca,
jamar, (Nau.) The cheeks of the head.
Agua de la banda, Lavender-water.
Bandada, y. Covey; flock of birds,
Bandáírris, e Nau.) An iron maul,
Bandeár, er. To conduct with pradence.
perior
Met.) To head
ans
= ud a banderilla. rada
taunt, ote Gots
derizo, za, a. Factious, given to party.
derólas, pi, Bennerola camp-colora.
t, highwayman ; tive.
Nau.) Seat in a row »
y. di small band.
pa om. po edict; faction,
Echar dando, To publish a law.
Y Bandolin, sm, Mandoline. (Nau.)
vere
y. Bandoleer.
Bandérris,
Banóva, Y. Prov.) Bed-quilt, bed-cover.
Banquéra, ¢ Open bee-house or frame for
Banquses’ qf Thres logged, soci
ree- s 8
(Fort) uette ; sido-walk: ,
an.) Gun-carriage beda.
Banquéte, sm. net. .Banquele casero,
A fly feast.
rae epee am. din. A little stool.
Bánzo, em. Side of an vega] frame.
Batailra # LI Ati Ae
e Bat Bokeder Dipping-
Bañadór, ra, 2. Ba
tub for ala
Bañár, oc. To bathe; water, e cand
Bañéro, em. Bath-owner; bath-
Bañil, sm. A lin which deer bathe.
Battista, sm. or bather in mineral
waters.
Báño, em. Bath; bathing; varnish.
ciao om he "Beam, pd ss
O, Sm. troug
Báque, an. The esas by a fall; a water-
LA cattle-house ; a stable.
sa ; switch; upper leather.
de á
To command impe-
riouwsly. Tratar baqueta, To treat
hanghtily.—pl. Drum-sticks. [falling.
Baquetázo em. Violent fall, great blow when
Baqueteádo, da, a. Inared,
Bequeteár, va. To vox; beat.
a. Bacchanal [bank
Baradero oe em. (Nau.) Skeed or skid; a mud-
úra, Y. hele ee in the mud.
O
bustle.
Meteres en bara-
quarrel.
* Bleafflin of cards; dispute.
o shufile t e cards; bar a cast;
Tonle te together; entangle; reject.
re of. Railing. i r de
oe boss
Barendido om, Betustrade.
Barandál, em. Balustrade or railing.
Barandilla, 4/. dim. A small balustrade,
Barangay, em. An Indian vessel with oars,
ges fe pe Cee) To ns aground, to be
Barar en la costa, (Nan.) To
ir ii
a o ahd ober Sed rice, A'
rata, Confused] erly.
Baratadór, om, oh á
Baratás em, 4 A kind of sea-mouse,
y. Barratry.
sm. He who obtains gratuities from
esters.
A ler.
op of scond-band farnitare
Baratista, em. Barterer: trafficker.
o ta, sa Cheap. De darato, Gratui-
'UBiy, gratis; easy.
Baráto, am. Cheapness. Hacer darato, To
sell under value, Dar de barato, To
t readily.—ad. Cheaply.
em, teeta Hell.
Baratfira, 4f Cheapness, little value.
Harainde, y Nolse, ovat o Aber ted, confusion,
in; ; the first swarm of
biela barba de gato (Nan.)
Moned ie the head.—em. Player who
acts old men.—pl. Hawse, chos > Slonder
roots. Barbas de ballena, Whalebone,
Barbas honr A. respectable man.
Hacer la barba, Tu shave. Pelarse las
barbas, To fly into a violent passion.
Suttres Glas barbas, To fly in one's face.
Tener buenas barbas, To have a graceful
mien. Tener pocas barbas, To be young
or inexperienced.
Barbacána, 4/. Barbacan; low wall round a
church-yard.
Barbáda, q. Beard of a horse; curb.
a ad. (Little us.) Strongly,
usir. (slender filaments,
Bartodillo, la, a. dim. Having little beard;
Barbádo, da, a. Bearded; barbed.
Barbádo, sm, Fall-grown man; tree trans-
planted; shoots.
Barbája, of (Bot.) Cut-lesved viper's grass;
the first roots of the planta. vetch,
Barbajóve (or Barba de Mi ¿pl ter), af unre
Barbar, on. To get a beard; keep bee
Barbara, y. Santa bárbara, Pow der min
zine; powder-room.
Bárbaraménte, ad. Barbarously, savagely.
Barbaridád, q. Barbarity, cruelty; rashness;
temerity ; rudeness.
Barbárie, q. Barbarity, cruelty.
Barbarismo, sr. Barbarism ; alr DSDEES,
BAR
BAR
Barbarizér, va. To barbarize, make barbar-
ous. (unpolished.
Bárbaro, ra, a. Barbarous, flerca, cruel; rash;
Barbáto, ta, a. Bearded: applied to a comet.
Barbáza, af. augin. A long
Barbear, on. To reach with the beard or lips.
Barbechár, va. To prepare ground for sow-
ing.
Barbechazón, sm. The fallowing-time.
Barbechéra, g/. Series of successive plough-
ings; fallowing season.
Barbécho, em. First ploughing; fallow.
Como en un barbecho or por un barbe-
cho, With too much confidence.
Barbera, ef. A barber's wife.
Barberia, af. Barber's trade; barber's shop.
Barbéro, sm. Barber. (Ichth.) Mutton-fish.
Barbúta, q. on) line; ringrope.
Barbiblánco, ca, a. Gray-bearded.
Barbicácho, em. (Prov.) Ribbon tied under
the chin.
Barbicáno, na, a, Graybeard.
Barbi sa, a. One who has a thick beard.
Barbihécho, cha, a. Fresh shaved.
Barbilampifo, fia, a. Having a thin beard.
Barbilindo, da, a. Well-shaved and trimmed.
Barbilla, 4/. Point of the chin; small beard.
Barbilléra, ef. Tuft of tow; bandage under
the chin. teel.
Barbilúcio, cia, a. Smooth-faced, pretty, gen-
Barbinégro, gra, a. Black-bearded.
Barbiponiénte, a. Having the beard growing.
Barbiquéjo, sm. Handkerchief to muffle the
chin with; bobstay.
Barbiqui, or Barbiquéjo, am. A brace and bit.
Barbirúbio, bia, a. Red-bearded. | arab
Barbirácio, cia, a. Having a black and white
Barbitahéño, ña, a, Having a rough beard.
Barbiteñido, da, a. Having a painted beard.
Barbo, em. (Ichth.) Barbel, a river fish.
Barbón, em. An old man; Carthusian lay
B oa Rope used instead of
arboquéjo, am. Rope ns of a
bridle; bandage under the chin.
Barbotár, va. To mumble, mutter.
Barbóte, em. Fore part of a helmet.
Barbúdo, da, a. Having a long beard.
Barbúdo, sm. Vine transplanted with tho| Bar
roots.
Barbúlla, af Loud, confused noise.
Barbullár, va. To talk loud and fast.
Barballón, na, a. Talking lond, fast, and con-
fusedly. -
Barca, af. (Nau.) Boat, barge; bark (three-
masted vessel). uce bien su barca,
He steers his course well.
Barcáda, 1/. Passage in a fe
rt de qa A baer
em, Ferriage; ferry.
Barcázo, em. augm, A large
Bárceno, na, a. Ruddy. [mats, &c.
Barcéo, sm, Dry bass or sedge for making
Barchilla, 4 Measure for grain. [straw.
Barcina, af. (Prov.) Grass net; truss of
Barcinár, va. (Prov.) To load a cart with
Barcino, na, a. Ruddy. [sheaves,
Barco, 7. t, bargo; bark. Barco agua-
dor, A water-boat. Barco de la ves, A
59
boat. Bar-
of ballast.
dl Barcoluéngo, sm, An oblong
oat,
Barcón, Barcóte, am. augm. A large boat.
Barda, sf Bard, armor of horses; straw laid
for a protection. {armor.
Bardádo, da, a, Barbed, caparisoned with
Bardágo, sm. (Nau.) Loof-hook-rope.
Bardaguéra, $/. Chaste-tree.
Bardál, sm. Mud-wall covered with straw.
a, 4. Common burdock, or clotbur.
menor, r burdock.
Bardánza, y. Andar de bardanza, To go
here and there. [with straw.
Bardár, va. To protect the tops of walls, dee.
Bardilla, g/. dim. Small brush wood.
Bardo, em. Bard, poet.
Bardóma, y”. (Prov.) Filth, mud.
Bardoméra, af. (Prov.) Weeds carried off by
the current.
Barfól, em. A coarse n oth.
egro-cl
Bárga, Y. The steepest part of a declivity.
ene @f. Silk brought from India,
Barillo, am. An inferior China silk.
Bário, sm. (Chem.) Barium.
Baripto, em. A precious stone of a blackish
Barita, y. poner) Bares or barytos.
Baritico, ca, a. (Chem.) Barytic.
Baritono, en. (Mus.) Baritone voice.
Barjuléta, af eee travelling-bag,
[color.
purse. pose of boarding.
Barloár, en. (Nau.) To grapple for the e
Barlóas, af pt. (Nan.) Relieving tacklea.
Sar tens, on. To ply to windward, beat
about.
Barlovénto, sm. Weather-gage. Costa de
darlovento, The weather-shore. Costado
de barlorento, The weather-side. Ganar
el barlovento, To got to windward.
Barnáclo, em. Barnacle. [ink.
Barniz, #7, Varnish; japan; rouge; printer's
Barnizér, va, To varnish, gloss, lacker.
Barométrico, ca, 4, Barometrical.
Barómetro, em. Barometer.
Barón, sm. Baron. Sarones del timon,
Rudder pendants and chains,
Baronésa, £f. Baroness.
Baronia, 4/. Barony; baronage.
Barqueár, vn. To cross in a boat. man,
quéro, em. Waterman, boatman, -
Barquéta, 4f dim. A small boat.
Barquichuélo, em. dim, Small bark or boat,
Barquilla, af A little boat. (cakes.
Barquilléro, sm. Maker or seller of roiled
Barquillo, am. Cock-boat; a thin pastry cake;
& mould. (ron-works
Barquín, sm. Barquinéra, af. Bellows for
Barquinázo, em. The blow a body gives in
Barquinéro, sm. Bellows-maker. — (falling.
Barquino, sm. Wine-bag.
Bárra, em. Bar; iron crow or lever; ingot, doc,
Her.) The third part of the shield. Zirar
barra, To enhance the price. De barra
4 barra, From one point to another. Bar
ras, The arched trees of a pack-saddie,
Barras de escotillas, Bars of the hatches.
Barras de portas, Gun-port bars. Estay
on barras, To be on the point of settlin
an affair. Sin daño de barras, Withon
injury or danger. A' darras
Fairly.
Barrabaséda, 2/. Plot, intrigue. Barriláme, em. Barrilería, #f A number of
Barraca, y” Barrack; a cabin, a hut. barrels collected in one place.
es em. A boar; spume; kind of = Barriléjo, sm. dim, Rundlet, a small barrel.
De Barriléro, em. Barrel-maker.
Berrado, da, a. Corded or ribbed; a Barrilóte, sm. (Nau.) Mouse. Barrilete de
om. Barracan, a kind of banco, Joiner's hold-fast; keg. [firkin.
eria, af Concubinage.
Barrilico, illo, ito, em. dim, Keg, rundlet,
pally a sm, (Nau.) Top-timber. Barri
am. A large bottle containing 25 pints.
lla, af. A little bar; a rod; glass-wort;
barilla; soda.
Barránca, 4f Barrancál, em. A deep break
made by heavy falls of rain; ravine.
Barrillár, em. Barilla-pits; barilla ashes,
ari em. Ward; suburb. .Andar de bar-
Barráncao, sra. Gill, a fissuro; great difficulty.
ar sa, a. Broken, uneven, fall of
O wear a plain, simp Ibe gg
Barrizál em. Clay -pit.
Bárro, em, Clay, mud; earthen-ware; drink-
ing-vessel; lock of wool. Dar or tener
barro & mano, To have money.—pl
Rare At all tim
ue, At im
uear, ea. To ant like a bear.
Barraquilla, af. dim, A little bat. .
Barrár, ea. To daub, paint coarsely. Pimples in the face. seats,
Barrate, em, A little joist, or rafter. Barrócho, sm. High open carriage with two
Barreir, ea. To bar, barricade; cancel; se- | Barroso, sa, a. Muddy; pimplec
cure.—en. To graze a knight's armor.— | Barróte, sm. Iron. bar to make tables fast;
er. To be intrenched. (Prov.) To wallow. timbers laid across others. Barrotes,
Barreda, 4. Clay -pit; barrier; cupboard. (Nau.) Battens, scantlings.
Barredcras, 4/. pel (Nan) Studding-sails. Barrotines, em. pl. Barrotines de los baos,
Barredéro, sm. M (Nan) Bpamne € Barrotines dela toldilla,
TO, Fa, a. Sweepiog, dragging. Red au.) Bgams of tho stern.
barredera, Drag-net. ruéco, sm. Pearl of irregular form.
Barredara, ef. Act of sweeping.—pl Sweep- Es af. Great and ostentatious ex-
ings; remains, residue. pense.
Barrena, af. Barrena grande, Auger, borer. | Barruntadór, ra, & Conjecturer. = [tokens.
Barrena Barruntamiénto, sm, Guessing by signs and
Gimlet Barrena de
gusano, Wimble, blaster's drill. Barrena pol va. To foresee or conjecture by
signs.
de diminucion, A taper auger. Barrena
de guia, A centre-bit and brace. Barrúnte, em. Notice, information.
Barrenádo, da, a. Barrenado de cascos, | Barrúnto, sm. Conjecture. :
Crack-brained, crazy. Bártalos, sm. pl. Affairs or business,
Barrenadór, em. (Nau.) Anger or borer. Barúca, 4/. Artifice, deceit.
Barrenár, ea. To bore, plerce. Barrenar | Barzón, sm. Idle walk; ox-yoke strap.
sen nario, (Nav.) To scuttle a ship. (Met.) Barzoneár, on, (Prov.) To loiter about.
Basa, ef Base, foundation.
To defeat one's intentions.
déro, ra, e. Sweeper, dustman. Basálto, sn. Basalt, basaltes,
sr. The boy that serves the Bar, Bosh, om. Bazar (Arch.) ns
miners’ drills.
sm. A borer or auger; bored
hole; vanity. r barreno, (Nan) To
scuttle.
Barréño, em. Earthen pons a tub. [tub.
Barreñón, em. augm. Large earthen pan or
Barreñoncilio, em. dim. Small earthen pan
or tub. {( Naa.) To rake.
rere ce fete Bt off o>
Barrera, y -pit; er; mound; cup-
barricadas turnpike. Salir 4 bar-
rera, oro te expose to public censure, it,
oe am. (Dine) One Ors ale le clay-
ta, 2f. (Dim.) Sma shoe lining.
cable] To bar; line a "shoe.
Barretéro, em. In mining, one who works
with a crow-bar, wedge, as
Barretón, sn. augm. E
Barretoncillo, sn. dim. Small bar. (city.
Barriáda, 2f. Suburb, district, or ward of a
Barrica, af A cask containing sixty gallons | Bastar, en. To suifice, to be enough.
Básca, 4f
poe 4 Uncleanliness, nastiness, filth.
Bascula, ver, pole, staff. [color,
Base, 4/. ase, basis; groundwork ; srounds
Peele, af. Basilica; royal palace; public
Basilicón, am. (Med.) Basilicon,
Basilio, lía, a. Basilian.
Basilisco, am. Basilisk, cockatrice.
Basinica, af Chamber-pot.
Basqueir, on. To be squeamish.
Basquilla, g/. ora ía sheep.
Basquiña, 4f Spanish upper petticoat.
Basta, ad, ¡Ac halt, stop. [knottings.
Basta, af Tasting witch: Bustas, mattrass
Bastáge, sm. Porter, carrier.
Bastánte, a. Sufticient, enough.
Bastanteménto, ad. Sufficicntly. [courts,
_Bastantéro, sm. An examiner in Spanish law
iy
As
aS
2
E
Barricáda, af. Barricado. Bastárda, Y. Bastard file; mainsail; Italic
Barrido, am. Sweep, the act of sweepixg. type.
Barriga, y. Belly, abdomen; pregnan Bastardeár, on. To degenerate; bastardize,
cy.
Barrigón, sm. augm. A big belly. Bastardclo, sm, Notary’s book of rough
Barrigúdo, a. Big-bollied. drafts,
Barriguilla, 4. dim. A littlo belly. Bastardía, af Bastardy; meanness,
em, Cask, barrel. Bastardilla, y. (Print Italic pL
BAT
BAY
Bastárdo, da, a. Bastard, spurious; illegiti- Batidéro, sm, Collision; uneven ground.
mate. roads,
Bastárdo, am. Bastard; a short, poisonous
snake. Bastardo de un racamento,
(Nau.) Parrel-rope.
Basteár, oa. To baste, sew slightly.
Bastecér, Bastescór, va. To scheme.
Bastérna, af. A kind of cart to travel. [dlea.
Bastéro, em. Maker and seller of pack-sad-
Bastidór, em Embroidery frame; sash.
ree, (Nau.) Frames for canvas
bulkheads; side stage-scenes.
Bastílla, q. Hem.
Bastimentár, ea. To supply with provisions.
Bastiménto, em. Supply of provisions.
(Nau.) Vessel.
Bastión, sm. Bastion, bulwark.
Básto, am. Pack-saddle; pad; ace of clubs.
Bastos, Clubs. {epun.
Básto, ta, a. Coarse, rade, clumsy; home-
Bastón, am. Cane, stick; truncheon; mill-
tary command. (Arch.) Fluted moulding.
Basonee, (ier) Bars in the shield.
er. the shie
Bastonéda, af. Bastonázo, em. Bastinado,
Bastoncillo, em. Small cane; narrow lace.
Bastoneár, ea. To stir must with a stick.
Bastonéro, em. Marshal or manager; assist-
ant jail-keeper.
Basúra, 8/. Bweepings; dung, manure. (hill.
Basuréro, sm. Dustman; dust-pan; dung-
Bata, af. Morning or night gown; refuse of
silk; dress with a train.
, em. Violent contusion from a fall.
Batahóla, sf Hurly-burly, clamor, hubbub.
Batálla, af. Battle, fight, combat; o
struggle; just, tournament. Cuerpo
batalla de una escuadra, The centre di-
vision of a fleet. En batalla, With an
extended front. [er.
Batalladór, ra, a. Combatant; warrior; fenc-
Batallár, en. To battle, fight; fence; contend.
Batalióla, af. Rail on board a ship. [ment.
Batallón, am. Battalion, portion of a regi-
Batán, em. Falling-mill.
Batanádo, da, a. Fulled, milled.
Batanár, va. To fall cloth. . Uy.
Bataneár, va. To bang or beat, handle rough-
Batanéro, em. Fuller, a clothier.
Batata, af Sweet potato. tato.
Batatin, em. dim. (Hoe) Small-rooted sweet
Batayóla, af (Nau.) Rail.
eel popes de las
‘aa, Top-rails. Batayolas del pasama-
no, Gang-way rails, (trough ; boat.
Batéa, af, Painted tray; large wooden bowl;
Batehnéla, 2f. dim. A small hamper or tray.
Batéo, sm. Christening.
Bateria, sm. Battery. PBaterta & barbeta,
A barbet battery. Batería enterrada,
A sunk battery. Batería á rebote, A ric-
ochet battery. Bateria cruzante, Cross
battery. Baterta de cocina, Kitchen far-
niture; tier of guns on one side of a ship.
Batería entera de una banda, A. broad-
side; re importunities.
Batéro, ra, 8. Mantua-maker, dress-maker.
Batiborrillo, V. Batiburrillo,
Baticóla, af. Copper: (huntsmen.
Batida, £f. A hunting-party; nolse made by
Batid : + atirrer.
(Nau.) Wash-board.
Batido, da, a. Changeable silks; ten
Batido, om. Flour-batter.
Batidér, em. Scout; ranger; life-guard. Ba-
tidor de cáñamo, A gat pare Bati-
dor de oro pa A gold or silver beater.
Batiónte, am. Jamb or of a door; port-
cell. tients de la bandera, (Nan) Fly
ofan ensign. Batiente de un dique, Apron
of a dock.
Batifúlla, sm. .) Gold-beater ; :
aaa Api old-beater; warp of cloth.
Bationdéo, am. The fluttering of a banner.
Batiportár, va. (Naa.) To house a gun,
rel ide pl. Port-cella.
Batir, va. To beat, dash; clash: demolish:
El cterzo bate & Madrid, The north win
blows on Madrid. Batir banderas, To
salute with the colors; strike tho colors,
Batir el campo, To reconnoitre. Batir
moneda, To coin money. Batir las olas,
To ply the seas. Batir las cataratas or
n de los ojos, To couch. Batir hoja,
To foliate, or to beat metals into leaves. —
or. To lose courage, decline in health.
Batirse el cobre, To toil hard for useful
purposes.
Batista, 8/. Batiste, the finest cambric,
Cl va. To beat down the fruit of a tree.
Batológia, af. Battology, needless repetition.
Batucár, va, To beat 1 quo &c., mix them.
Batuquério, em. Agitation, disturbance.
Baturrillo, sm. Hotch-potch, medley; un-
connected ideas,
Baúl, sm. Trank; belly.
Baalito, em. dém. A small trunk.
Bauprés, em. Bow-sprit.
Bausán, na, 8. Effigy; fool; bow-sprit; down.
Banutismál, a. Baptismal.
Bantismo, sm. Baptism. (Nau.) Ducking.
Bautistério, em. Baptistery.
Bautizánte, pa. Baptizer.
Bantizár, oa. To baptize, christen. (Nan.)
To duck seamen. Bautisar el vino, To
mix water with wine.
Bautizo, em. Christening.
Baya, sf Berry, any small fruit (Prov.)
ole to separate horses. {flax.
Bayál, a. Not steeped or soaked : ap lied to
Bayál, em. Lever used in raising mill-stones,
Bayéta, af. Baize, a sort of flannel, Bayeta
e alconcher, Colchester baize. Bayeta
Jajuela, Lancashire baize. Bayeta miné-
quina, Long baize. Bayeta del sur or de
cien hilos, White list baize. Bayeta
Bwanskin. Arrastrar bay (Met.) To
enforce a claim with care. Pall; in
paper-mills, felts.
Bayetén, sm. Coating. Bayeton moteado,
Pepe coating. Ba de nubes,
ouded coating. Ba: rayado, Strip-
ed coating. Bayeton comwn, coarse balze.
Bayo, ya, €. Bay, a chestnnt-color.—«,
Bayóco, 4 A Cones colniotiials: et fig.
yéco, am. Copper coin o; y; unripe
Bayóna, (Arda) ad. The little concern the
cost of a festival gives to those who pa:
nothing. [Fixed bayon:
Bayonéta, ef. Bayonet. Bayoneta calada,
Bayonetázo, em. Thrust with a bayonet.
Bayóquo, em. Indian coin of 8 ings.
Bayúca, sm. Tippling-house.
af. Trick at cards No dejar meter
baza, Not to let one put in a word. Tener
bien asentada su bara, To have a
ground.
naine, al ae
Bázo, em. Spleen; milt.
good | Béfo, fa, a. Blubber-lipped.
Bedija, y. Flock, lock of wool [dropped.
éro, ra, 8, Gatherer of the locks of wool
Béfa, af. Jeer, scoff, mock ; garlan
h
d
[the lipa
Befabemit, sm. A musical qe
ugh at; move
Befár, ea. To mock, scoff,
Béfo, em. Lip of a horse or other animal.
Begin, am. Peevish, wayward child.
Bázo, za, 4. Brown inclining to yellow. Pan ' Beguér, em. A civil magistrate in Catalonia,
Brown bread.
n
Bazóña, ef Offal; refase; hogwash.
Roce: a Touts and shake liquids; dash.
Bazuquto, 87. pursing liquids; jumbl
Be, sm. Baa, the of sheep.—e¢/. The let-
ter R ty; devotee; hypocrite.
Besta, af Woman engaged in works of chari-
Besteria, 5/7. (Iroz.) See lta | bigotry.
Beatério, em House in by pious
Bestico, € dim. H te.
i &
Beatificacién, cation.
Beatificaménte, ad. Beatifically.
Beatiticér, oa. To beatify.
Beatifico, ca, a. (Divin.) Beatific, beatifical.
Beatilla, af A sort of fine linen.
Beatisimo, ma, a. sup. Beatiteimo padre,
Most holy father.
Bestitúd, sf Beatitude; holiness.
Beato, ta, a. Happy, blessed; wearing a re-
ligious habit; devout. retirement.
Beato, ta, 8. A pious Oe tot who lives
t
able.
Bebedízo, za, a. Potable, drink-
Bebedizo, am. Philter or love potioh.
Bebedor, ra, @ Tippler, a
Bebér, ea. To drink; pledge, toast. Beber
de To drink at leisare. Beber los
eientos, To solicit with eagerness. Beber
como una cuba, To drink as a fish.
Beberrón, sm. (Little us) Tippler, low
drunkard.
Bebida, ef. Drink, beverage, potion.
Bebido, % a. Intoxicated. Bien bebido,
Droank.—e. Drench, potion for brutes.
age arm a em, Extravagant mixture of
Beborroteár, va. To sip.
Béca, y. Part of a coll 's dress; fellow-
sbip; fellow. Beca de merced, Scholar-
ship Becas, Bot) of velvet for facings.
(Bot.) Brook-li
A A (ora) Woodcock.
, em. (Orn.) Fig-pecker, epicurean
. Becafigo raro, Red-headed lin-
erio, em. District and jurisdiction of a
quer.
Behetria, ef. Confusion, disorder. Lugar de
behetria, A place where perfect equality
prevails.
Bejin, em. (Bot.) Puff-ball.
inéro, sm. (Prov.) One who separates the
ees from the oil. .
ucál, am. A place where reeds grow.
úco, sem. Thin or pliable reed; vine.
Bejuquillo, em. A small gold chain; tpecac-
uanba; a ratan; a small vine,
Bélcho, sm. Horse-tail-tree.
Beldád, £/. Beauty. Una beldad, a beauty,
a fhlr woman.
Beledin, af Sort of cotton staff.
Belemnita, 4/. Belemnites, arrowhead or fin-
r stone,
Bel.ño, am. (Bot.) Henbane; polson.
Belérico, sm. (Bot.) Kind of myrabolan.
a a. Blob-lipped. Diente belfo, Bnag-
Bélfo, sm. Thick under lip of a horse. [jar.
Belhéz, af. Belhézo, em. (Prov.) Oil or wine
Bélico, ca, a. Warlike, martial, military.
Belicóso, sa, a, Warlike, martial; quarrel-
some,
Belicosidád, af Warlike state.
Beligero, ra, a. (Poot.) Warlike, belligerent.
Beligeránte, a. Belligorent.
Belitre, a. (Coll.) Low, vulgar; roguish.
Bellacaménte, ad. Knavishly, roguishly.
Belláco, ca, a. Mean, artful, sly; cunning.
Belláco, em. Rogue, a villain, a knave.
Bellacón, Bellaconázo, sm. augm. Great
knave, an arrant rogue. [fellow.
Bellacuélo, em, dim. Artful, cunning little
Belladáma, Bolladóna, 4f. Deadly night-
B a a Peste fally, fairl
ellaménte, rettily, gracefally, falriy.
ra oa, To cheat, swindle, play low
tric [meanness,
Bellaquería, af. Knavery, roguery, swindling,
Belléza, af. Beauty, handsomenesa, flourish;
decoration. Dectr bellezas, To say pretty
thin
Béllo, Ma, a. Beautiful, bandsome, fair, fine.
De su della gracia, Of one's own accord.
A e Bale eb mart
om. t : o oríta, Y. Primrose, cows O
Becerrillo, dla ito, ita, 2 di Calf; dressed | primaceral, Coinmon cowslip.
calf-skin. Bellóta, sf. Acorn; acorn-shaped box.
Becérro, ra, a A yearling calf; dressed calf- | Bellóte, em. Large round-headed nail.
skin. Becerros cha Patent leath- | Belloteár, en. To bo fed with acorns.
er calfekins Becerro marino, A sea-| Bellotéra, ef Season for gathering acorns.
calf, the seal.
ain, em. Cap tied under the chin,
em. (Mus) A sharp (Ap).
a7, e; warden; appatitor.
Bed ;
Y. Beatleship, wardenship.
Bellotéro, ra, 2. Acorn gatherer or dealer.
Bellotica, illa, ita, ¢f dim. Small acorn.
acta af. Screw which fastens the plough-
m.
Bemól, em. (Mus) A fiat (b).
Bedélio, em. Bdellium, an aromatic gum. | Bemoládo, a. (Mus.) Having the b sign.
BER
Ben, Behén, em. Fruit which ylelds a pre-
cious oil.
Benarriza, 4%. A bird of the family of ortolans,
Bendecir, ca. To bless, devote, consecrate.
Bendición, 2f. Benediction.
Bendito, ta, a. Sainted, blessed; silly. 22
ciao Prayer which begins with these
wo
Benedicite, em. (Lat.) Permission solicited.
Benedicta, af. Benedict, an electuary.
Benefactór, em. Bonefactor.
Beneficéncia, ef Beneficence, kindness.
Beneficiacién, 4f Benefaction. [fictary.
Beneficiádo, em. Incumbent; curate, bene-
Beneficiadór, ra, a Bonefactor; improver.
Beneficial, a. Relating to benefices.
Beneficiay, va. To benefit; cultivate; im-
prove mines; confer a benefice; purchase
a place or employ.
Beneticiario, sm. Beneficiary.
Beneficio, sm. Benefit, kindness; right;
profit; benefice. Beneficio curado, Ben-
eflce with a curacy.
Beneficióso, sa, 4. Beneficial, advantageous,
Benéfico, ca, a. Beneficent, kind.
Benemérito, ta, a. Meritorious, deserving,
worthy. consent.
Beneplácito, sm. Good-will, approbation,
Benevoléncia, af Benevolence, good-will,
kindness.
Benévolo, la, a. Benevolent, kind, gate
Bengála, ef. Bengal, thin slight stuff.
Benignaménte, ad, Kindly, benevolently,
clemently. brity.
Benignidad, ef. Benignity, kindness; salu-
Benigno, na, @. Benign; humane; kind;
miid, gentle.
Benito, ta, & and a. Benedictine friar or nun.
Benjui, am. Benzoin, a gum-resin.
Beodóz, af Drunkenness, intoxication.
Beódo, da, a. Drunk, drunken, [ors.
taps a Head of tho ship; privy for sail-
Boquébo, em. Woodpecker,
Beram, 4/ Coarse India cotton stuff.
Berbéna, sf. Verbena, vervain, peristerion.
ghee sm. (Bot.) Barberry, plperidge-
ush.
Berbéro, sm. A confection made of barberry.
Berbi, sm. A sort of woollena,
cada do em. A carpenter's brace and bit,
Bercebú, sm. Devil; perverse temper, ugly
Berceria, 4/. Vogotable-markot,
Berdolága, 4/- Purslain.
Berengéna, £/: -plant.
Bei ne am. Egg-plant ficld. Meteras en
un berengenal, To involve one's self in
difficulties.
Bergamóta, sf. Bergamot; bergamot-snuff.
Bergamóte, Bergamóto, am. Bergamot-tree.
Bergánte, em. Brazen-faced villain, rascal.
Bergantin, em. (Nau.) A brig.
Bergantón, na, 8. augm. Brazen-faced, im-
pudent person. [rufflan.
gr sm, augm, Most impudent
Berilo, sm. Beryl, a precious stone. [riage.
Berlina, ¢f Landau or berlin, an open car-
Berlinga, 2/ A clothes-line post; small round
[of the ram
Barnes rt.) Berm, ind at ay i
. (Fo I
e
[person.
rmejecér, on. To be reddish.
BES
Bermejizo, za, 2. Reddish.
Berméjo, ja, a. Of a bright reddish color.
Bermején, na, a. Reddish.
Bermejuéla, sf. Rochet, a small river-fish,
Bermejúra, g/ espiar hen color.
Bermellón, Bermillón, am. Vermilion.
Bermudiana, sf. Iris-leaved sisyrinchium.
Bernandinas, y/. pl Fanfaronades,
boasta,
Bernegál, sm, Bowl.
Bérnta, 4f Rug; rough cloak; a bore.
Bernicla, 8f. Barnacle, a bird like a goose.
ios sm. Varnish, paint, rouge; printer's
nk.
Bérra, af. (Bot.) The strong water-cress.
Berriza, af. Water parsnip.
Berreár, vn. To cry like a calf, bellow.
Be etár, on. To play sleight-of-hand
tricks, [children.
Berrenchin, ¢m. Granting; of wayward
Berrendearse, er. To grow yellow, as wheat.
Berréndo, da, a. Stained with two colors;
yellow wheat,
Berréra, af. V. Berraza comun. — (animal.
Berrido, am. The bellowing of a calf or other
Berrín, em. Person in a violent passion.
Berrinche, ¢m. Anger, passion: sulkiness.
Berrinchúdo, a. Passionate, salky.
Berrizál, am, Place full of water-cresses.
Bérro, sm. Water-cresa. Andar ú la flor
del berro, To stroll and wander about.
Berrocál, am. A craggy or rocky place. _[ite.
Berroquéña, af. Piera berroqueña, Gran-
Berrucco, sm. Pin, a small horny induration.
Berrúga, 8f. Wart, corneous excrescence,
Berrugáza, ef. Large wart.
Borrugóso, sa, a. Warty. [Lyons
Berrisa, af Sort of stuff manafactured at
Bérza, af Cabbage. Berea or col alae he
Savoy-cabhage. Berza lombarda,
cabbage. Estar on berza, To be in the
blade: applied to grain.
Besadór, ra, 8. and a. Kissing; kisser.
Bosamános, sm. Levee or court-day ; asalute
with the hand. [plough.
Besána, af. First furrow opened with a
Besar, va. To kiss; touch closely. A' besar,
(Nau.) Homa, or block on block. Léegar
y besar, No sooner sald than done.—vr,
To strike heads accidentally.
Besico, illo, ito, sm. dim, A little kiss.
, am, Kiss; violent collision. Beso da
monja, Kind of sweet-meat. Dar un beso
al jarro, To drink freely.
Bestezuéla, 4f dim, A little beast.
Bóstia, sf. t Bestia de a A
beast of burden. Bestta de silla, A saddle
beast. Gran bestia, An elk, an animal of
the stag kind; dunce, Idiot.
Bestiáge, Bestiime, sm. An assembly of
beasts of burden.
Bestiál, a. Bestial, brutal.
Bestlalidád, af Brutish quality.
Bostialménte, ad. Bestially, brutally.
Bestliza, em. A great beast; an idiot.
Bestiecica, illa, ita, Bestiezuéla, af. dim. A
littlo beast; an ignorant person.
Bestión, sm. augm, Large
Béstola, af Paddle for cleaning the coulter.
Besucadér, ra, s. Kisser.
Besucár, va. To give many kisses.
Besucón, am. Hearty kiss.
os;
fishing-tackle for breams.
Besuguete, sm. (Ichth.) Red sea-bream.
Besaquéo, em. Hearty and re kisses.
Beta, 27. A bit or line of thread ; the tape to
tie on sand. de la madera, The
grain of the wood. Betas, (Nan.) Pieces
of cordage for all sorts of tackle.
Betabel, om. Betarrága, Betarráta, Y” (Bot.)
Beet-root.
Retcl, em. Betel-nut palm; betel-leaf vine.
Betiemita, em. pl. Bethlemite, a friar of s
religious order.
Betónica, sf. (Bot.) Betony.
Betan, sm. Bitumen, pitch; cement. Betun
de colmena, Coarse wax. A
Beúna, 4f A gold-colored wine 0:
Bett, am. A kind of sea-fish.
Bey, sm. Bey, a Turkish governor.
Beyupára, a/. A large kind of fish.
Bezaar, ef. Bezoar, medicinal stone, antidote.
Bezán (Her.) Bezant; round spot,
Bezar, ef. Bezoar stone.
Bézo, em. Blubber-lip; proud flesh.
Bezoar, em. V. Besar
Bezoárdico, ca, a. Bezoardic.
Bezote, em. A worn in the under li
Berúdo, da, a. Blubber-lipped, or blo
lipped.
Biambénas, 2f. pl. A stuff made in China of
ar, a. Biangalated, biangulons,
from the Levant.
Biblia, af Bible.
Biblico, ca, a. Biblical. {worm.
Bibliéfilo, ay. pelts hfle, re oe
Bibliografía, af. Bibliography. phic.
i A Hibllographical. 1 bibli-
Bibliotéca, af. at
Bibllotecario, em. Librarian.
Bica, af
A sea-fish ria da bream.
Bicapsulár, a. (Bot.) Bicapsuiar.
Bicérra, sf A kind of wild or mountain goat.
Bicbéro, am. (Nau.) Boat-hook.
Bicho, am. Small grub or insect; vermin.
Mal bicho, A mischievous urchin.
Bicóca, gf Sentry-box; a small borough;
a thing of little value.
Bicoquéte, sm. A bonnet or head-dresa,
Bienquin, em. Cap tied under the chin.
Bicérne, a. Bicornuous, bicorn.
Bicorpóreo, rea, a. Bicorporal.
Bicoa, em. pl. Small gold points or lace.
Bicuadrática, 7. Biquadrate, biquadratic.
Bidente, em. Two-pronged spade; sheep.
Biélda, af, Pitchfork with six orseven prongs
Bieldár, oa. To winnow by means of a fork.
Bieldo, Biélgo, sm. Winnowing-fork,
C2
Bién, em. Supreme i igre object of es-
teem ; utility, benefit; welfare.
Bienes, Property, fortune, riches. Bienes
raíces, Real estate. Bienes ruebles,
Goods. Bienes de fortuna, Worldly
treasures. Decir mil bienes, To praise,
Bién a. W 1, right pil illing!
n, a e : y; willi S
Bien que, Aa ea a, But 4
Ahora Lien, Now, this being so. Mas
bien, Rather. Jay bien de eso, There is
lenty of that Ser bien, To be use-
ul or convenient De bien á lien or por
bien, Willingly, amicably. Estar bien,
To be well.
Bienál, a. Biennial.
Bienamédo, da, a. Dearly beloved. [cess.
Bienandánza, ¢f. Felicity, prosperity, suc-
Bienaventurádo, da, a. Blessed, happy ; sue
cessful; simple, silly.
Bienaventuranza, sf. Beatitude; human fe-
licity. Bienacenturansas, The eight be-
atitudes.
Bienestar, sm. Well-being.
Bienfortunádo, da, a. Fortunate, successfal.
Biengranáda, «f. Curl-leaved gouse-foot.
Bienhablado, da, a. Well and civilly spoken,
Bienbadádo, da, a. Lucky, fortunate, happy.
Bienhécho, cha, a. Well-shaped, well-per-
formed.
Bienhechér, ra, 8. Benefactor.
Biénio, sm. Term or space of two years.
Bienquertr, on. To wish the good of another,
esteem.
Bienqucrér, em, Esteem, attachment.
Bienquisto, ta, a. Generally esteemed and
respected.
Bienvenida, @f Welcome. [shell of an
Biénza, af (Prov.) The film which lines the
Biérzo, em. Linen manufactured at Bierzo.
Bifórme, a. (Poet) Biformed, biform.
Bifrónte, a. Double-fronted or double-faced.
Bigámia, 4f Bigamy.
Bigamo, sm. Bigamist.
Bigardeár, en. To live licentiously ; wander.
Bigardia, af. Jest, fiction, dissimulation.
Bigardo, em. Friar of loose morals; a Jubber.
Bigarrádo, da, a. Variegated, motley, dapple.
Bigárro, sm. ae A large sea-snail.
Bignonia, ef (Bot) Trumpet-flower.
Bigornéta, sf. dim. A anvil,
Bigórnia, af. Anvil.
Bigóta, sf. (Nau.) Dead-eye.
Bigotázo, sm. augm. Large whiskers.
Bigóte, am. Whisker, mustache. l/ombre
de bigote, A man of spirit and vigor.
Tener bigotes, To be firm and undaunted.
Bigotéra, sm. Leather cover for whiskers;
ribbon ornament; folding seat in front of
a chariot Pegar una bigotera, To play
oneatrick. Bigoteras, Face, mien. Zener
buenue Ligoteraa, To have a pleasing face,
Bigoteria, af. Bigotry. (Padre Isla)
Bija, af. Arnotta or annatto tree.
Bilánce, sm. Balance of an account.
Bilander, sm. Bilander, a small 1nerchant-
vessel.
Biliário, rla, a. Bili
Bilingúe, a. Bilin
: deceitful.
Bilióso, sa, a. Billous.
Tf
BIS
BLA
Bilts, y. Bille.
Billar, em. Billlard-table; game of bra
Blilóte, em. Billet, lable, ticket. agar E
banco, A bank-note, {lette
Billetico, em. dim. A small billet; a bre
Billón, em. Billion.
Bilmadór, sm. Algebraist.
Bilórta, em. Ring; tiying report; a kind of
cricket gamo,
Bilórto, em. Bat having a crooked head.
Biltroteár, ei To ramble ner the streets.
iltrotóra, ef. A gossip, gossiping woman.
Bimémbre, a. Having two mem
Biméstre, a, Of two months’ duration.—em.
Two months’ leave of absence.
Binadéra, af. Weeding-hook.
eo em. Digger, he who digs the same
nee ds und o alg A round a
nar, va. To or groun e
Binárlo, em. Binary. di yooden brackets.
Binatóras, 4f. pl. (Nau) Beckets, straps,
eta sm. Digging or ploughing a second
Binéeulo, em, Binocle, opera-glase,
Binoculár, a. Binocular. Fi inomfal root.
Binómi "af Binomial. Kats binomial,
recs tied of an egg.
partid d Bip
o, da, a.
Bipedal’, 2, Biped
Bipedo, sm. B ry
Bipétalo, la, a (Bot) Bipetalous, [knees
Bie ae eke glee. Quarter-gallery
Biruda, ack. Birada de (Nau
coa paring the ship about,
Biradór, em. a au.) Top-rope,
Birár, va. (Nau.) To na. twist; tack;
heave. Birar de bordo, To tack or
about. Birar por acante, To put the
pie to windward. Birar de bordo en
, To put the ship to leeward.
Birazénes, em. pl. Land and sea breezes,
Birbiquí, + em. Borer, brace and bit.
Biribis, Bisbis, em. Biribi, a sort of game.
Biricé, sm. Sword-belt.
Birilla, ¢f Shoe ornament of gold or silver.
od em. One who knocks all down at
a blow.
Birlár, va. At nine-pins, to throw a bowl a
second time; to knock all down at one
Erin kill at one shot; snatch away; dis-
[extraordin
piril Por arte de birli birloque, Doing by by
Birlócha, af. Paper-kite.
Birlócho, sm, High pont
ky cay em. (Prov.) Middle pin at rac aloopióa
panes, Y cae of playing ombre. <A la
ligently.
Birt 43: rro de; goad ring; hoop.
Biren TA arial re red cap.
Birróte, em. Linen cap.
Birretina, q/. Grenadier's cap.
Bisabuéla, 4/. Great-grandmother,
Bisabuélo, em. rer Al
B af. Hinge; shoe-maker'
oe y pernos, Hooks an
lisher.
hinges.
ros de la portería, (Nau) Port
I (Bot. Prov.
Bisél, em, evel edge of the
Bisiósto, a. Bissexti fe. Medes. de bisiesto,
To alter one's conduct.
Bisilabo, ba, a. oie ares of two syllables.
Bislingua, 4/- Sun Butcher's broom.
Bistio, ja, a. Squint-eyed. [falo.
isénte, am. Bl A in America called buf-
Bioonide of h or action.
Bisoñeria, PA icon derate s or action.
Bisóño, ña, a. Undisciplin novico; un-
broken horse.
Bispón, em. Roll of ofl-cloth.
Bistola y. (Prov.) Staff.
Bistórta, af. Great bistort or snake-weed.
Bistros or Bistrócha, q Payment in ad-
Bistarí.. am. (Surg.) Bistoury.
Bisúlco, ca, a. Bisulcous, cloven-footed.
Bisurcádo, en a. Bifurcated, forked.
Bitácora, va: innacle,
Bitadú . Cable-bit, a turn of the cable,
Bis, of Bits.
ete
a of Cho bt bits Bita de molinete,
Knight head of the windlass.
Bitchemáre, em. Biche de mer.
Biténes, sm. pl. (Naw) Pins of the
Bitóque, em. Bung. Tener ojos de Sila,
To equint
Bitór, sm. (Orn.) Rail
Bitámen, em. Bitumen.
Bituminóso, sa, a. Bituminous.
Pea.
u.) | Biválvo, va, a. (Conch.) Bivalve, bivalvular.
Bivério, am. Beaver, castor.
Biza, 8 74 (Ichth.) Fish similar to a tunny-fish,
Bizarraménte, ad. bier with spirit.
Bizarreár, on. To act spiritedly and gallantly,
rte Y. arias: valor; Mberality.
Bizárro, rra, a. Gallant, brave; generous.
Bizázas, Y: ey Saddle-bags.
Bizcácha, af. A Persian animal.
Bizcár, bg To squint.
Biz'co, ca, a. Sanint 27 yed. E
Bizcoché ef. Biscuit boiled in miTk,
Bizcochár, oa. To make or bake biscuit.
Bizcochéro, em. Biscuit-cask ; biscuit-maker
or seller.
Bizcochito, em. dim. A small biscuit.
Bizcócho, em. Biscult; sweet cake; whiting.
Bizcoté Taree biscuit,
Bizma, taplasin, poultice.
Bizmár, va. Tor poultice, apply a cata
Bizna, af, Membrane dividing a nut
Binnie Y. (Bot.) Carrot-like ammi.
Biznicta, ef Great-grand-daughter.
Bizniéto, am. Great-grandson.
Bizqueér, on. To squint
Blanca, ¢f Half a maravedi. No tener blan-
ca, Not to have a farthing; magpie.
Blanca-espína, 2f. regla white thorn.
Blanco, oe oe hoary; honored, re-
piety noo, An honest man.
Fijo de a onatlena Wanca, A lucky fel-
low; untarred.
Blanco, em. Blank; white spot in horses;
mark to shoot at. Bianco de ballena,
BLE
; interlude; interval Zador/| Biéno, Blino, ree Hak
Plain work. Tela or ropa blanca,
Linen. Armas blancas, Side-arms. De
punta en blanco, Point blank. 2? blanco
del ace, The breast of a fuwl. Quedaree
en Ulanco, To be frustrated. ness.
Blancór, em. Blancúra, af, Whiteness, boari-
Blandáles, em. pl. ew Back-stays.
B A e ftener.
Blandeár, ca. To soften; brandish, flourish.
—en. To eld, be softened; tread ten-
y- con otro, To coincide
with another.—or. To be unsteady.
Blandéngue, em. A soldier armed with a
Blanice The good or bad quali nthe
co, om. The or quality of the
Blandiénte, a. Tremulous or vibrating.
Blandir, ca. To brandish; whirl round—
er. To quiver, move tremulously.
Blando, da, a. Soft, pliant; milky; effemi-
aaah oe as tractable; tender; iat
Blan em. Wax taper; a large church
candlestick. el
Blandoncillo, am. dém. A small candlestick.
Blandáúcho, cha, Blandújo, ja, a Flabby,
loose, soft, not
Blandúra, sf. Softness, delicacy; gentleness ;
mild temperature; white paint.
Blandurilla, 4/ Fine soft pomatam.
Blanqueacién, 8/. Blanching, whitening.
sd ra, 8 Blancher, whitener,
Blanqueadúra, af. Whitening, blescht
ang A tening, bleaching.
B ueár, PA bleach, whiten, blanch;
whitewash.—en. To show whiteness.
Blanquecedór, em. Officer to blanch the coin.
Blanguecér, ea. To blanch coin.
Blanquecino, na, a. Whitish, hoary.
ee om. Whitening; whitewash;
eaching.
Blanqueria, af. re E dai bleach-field.
Blanquéro, sra. (Prov.) ner. [wornen.
Blanquéte, sm. Whitewash; paint used by
Blanquilla, 4f A very small coin; yellow
plum; white grape.
Blanquillo, illa, a. dim. Whitish.
Blanquimiénto, sm. DE liquor.
Blanquinóso, sa, 2. Vera hitish.
Blanquizál, em. Whitish clay, pipe-clay,
Blanquizco, ca, a. Whitish.
Bláo, a. (Her.) Azure, faint blue,
Blasfemáble, a. Blamable, culpable, ask fe
Blasfemadór, ra, 2, Blasphemer. {ously.
Blasfemaménte, ad. Blasphemously, impi-
Blasfemár, on. To blaspheme; curse,
Blasfematério, ria, a. Blasphemous.
Blasfcmia, ef Blasphemy. (phemer.
Blasf: mo, ma, a. Blasphemous.—s, Blas-
Blasón, am. Heraldry, blazonry; honor,
glory. Hacer blason, To blazon, boast
Blasonadór, ra, s. Boaster, bragger.
Blasonánte, pa. Vain-glorious; boaster.
Blasonár, ea. To blazon, boast.
del arnes, To brag of deeds never rer
Ww.
formed.
Ble, an. Play with a ball thrown against the
B am. Wild amaranth. No meim
un bledo, 1 don't care a straw. No vale
un bledo, It is not worth a rush.
Bléínda, (Min.) Blonde.
BOC
Blenorrágia, af, (Med.) B pd
eno sf. epnorrhagia.
Blenorréa, of ed.) Blennorrhea, gleet.
Bi-?- -* Blindaa, V. Blindage.
Bl em. (Mil.) Blind, cover.
Bl ; Silk lace, blond lace.
Bl y Narrow silk lace, narrow blond.
Bl a, @. Flaxen, flaxy, light.
Bl va. a To blockade.
Es na, pocas
ya, & large o cattle.
Be em. v.) Pasturage of black
Bc ____, om, (Little us.) Storm or tem
at sea. clamation.
Boáto, em. Pompous show; shout of ac-
Bobáda, sf. Silly speech or action.
Bobálias, em. A very stupid fellow, a dolt.
Bobalicón, Bobázo, em. Great blockhead;
stupld. [foolishly, stupidly.
Bobaménte, ad. Without trouble or care;
Bobarrón, na, a. Little foollsh, little stupid.
Bobatél, em. Stupid fellow, dolt.
Bobático, ca, a. Silly, foolísh, stupid.
Bobázo, za, a, augm. Very fuolish.
Bobeár, va. To act or talk foolishly; dally.
Boberia, 8/. Foolish speech or action.—pl,
Idle conceits. or merit.
Bobilis, ad. De bóbilis babUlia, Without pain
aie illa, ito, ita, a. dim, A little dolt or
'00
frilL
pb yee eS one pene fle a
nas, af. ins, large s
Bobisimamente, ad. Most foolishly.
Bobo, ba, ¢. Dunce, dolt, fool; easily cheated.
A’ bobas, Foolisbly.—a. Ample, large,
Bobón, na, 8. augm. aay GH great fool.
Boboncillo, lla, e. dim, A little dolt.
Bobóte, am. augm. Great idiot or simpleton.
. Month; entrance, hole; pincers;
taste; relish. Instrumento de boca, W ind-
instrument, Boca de escor, Calum-
nlator. Boca del estómago, Pit of the
stomach. Boca de fuego, Fire-arm. Boca
de lobo, Dark dungeon. (N id
hole. Boca de la e atchway.
Boca de risa, Smiling countenance. An-
dar de boca en boca, To be the talk of
the town. Boca de oro, Honey-tongue.
Boca de gacha, Mumbier. A’ boca de
jarro, A hearty draught Guardar la
boca, Not to commit any excess in eating
or drinking. Hablar por boca de ganso,
To say what any other person has suggest-
ed. Jrse de boca, To speak much with-
out reflection. Nodectr esta boca es mia,
To keep a profound silence. No tener
boca para negar, Not to dare to say no.
Punto en boca, Mum, mum, not a word.
Tener buena 6 mala boca, To talk well
or ill. A’ boca de invierno, About the
beginning of winter. A’ boca de noche,
At tho fall of night. Boca arriba, Upside
down. a Face downwards,
Boca & boca, ad. word of mouth.
Boca con boca, Face to face. A’ boca de
costal, Profoscly. .A’ boca lena, Perspio-
uously, openly. A’ pedir de boca, Ac-
cording to one 8 Gene mA eet á gp
Unexpectedly. De boca, Verbally; n
really. (Ichth.) Shrimp. :
BOD
Bocockie; ef. Entry, end or opening of a
etree:
rg ai pening a dam, sluice,
Bocací, Bocacin, sm. Fine glazed buckram.
Bocadeár, va. To divide into bits or morsels.
Bocadico, illo, ito, a, dim. Small bit or mor-
sel. [ribbon or lace; luncheon.
Bocadillo, em. Thin sort of linen; narrow
Bocádo, sm. Mouthful, morsel; modicum ;
bite; mouthpiece, bridle-bit. Bocado sin
hueso, A sinecure. No tener para un
bocado, To be in extrome distress.—pi.
Blices of quinces, &c., made up into con-
serves; wads. {of a harbor.
Bocál, em. Pitcher; mouthpiece; narrows
igor Y. Part of a sleeve near the
wrist.
Bocanáda, ef A mouthful of liquor. Bocan-
ada de gente, Mob, a rout. Bocanada
de viento, A sudden blast of wind. Echar
docanadas, To boast of one's valor, dee,
Bocarán, em, Fino sort of buckram.
Bocatéja, ef: The last tile of each gutter row.
Bocáza, y. 37 (Coll.) A large, wide mouth.
Boceár, va. (Farr.) To move the lips from
one side to the other.
Bocél, sm. A fluted moulding; fluting plane.
Bocelár, va. To make finted mouldin
Boceléte, em. dim, Small moulding plane,
Bocelón, em. augm. Large moulding plane,
Bocéra, y. Crumbs sticking to the lip.
Bocéto, am. A sketch, delineation.
Bocezár, va. (Farr.) To move the lips from
one sido to another.
Bócha, 4/. Bowl, a wooden ball; fold in
clothes. Juego de las
bowls. Pan de bochas, White bread.
Bochár, va. To throw a ball so that it hits
Bodián, em. Sca-fish resembling a tench.
Bodigo, sm. A small loaf of the finest flour.
Bodijo, sm. (Coll.) Unequal match, marriage
with Ilttle ceremony.
Bodocál, a. Applied to a kind of black grapes.
Bodocázo, am. A cross-bow shot.
Bodollo, sm. Pruntng-knife, pruning-hook.
OS sm. Pellet; dunce, idiot. Hacer
bodoques, (Coll.) To be reduced to dust, to
be dead. [cross-bow.
Bodoquéra, ef Pellet-mould; cradle of a
Bodoquillo, em. dim. Small clay pellet or
bullet. [suitable marriage.
Bodórrio, sm. (Coll) Unequal match, un-
Bédrio, am. Soup, broken meat, and garden-
stuff; a dodge id
Boezuclo, am. Btalking ox.
Bofada, y/. Fricassee of livers and lights
Bofes, em. pl. Lungs, lights. char a bos
or los dofea, To strain one's lunga.
Boféta, 4/. Bofotán, em. A sort of thin, stiff
linen.
Bofetáda, 4/7. Slap, buffet, box. Dar una
etada, To treat with the utmost con-
tempt. [face ; si decorations
Bofetén, em. A caff or violent blow upon the
Bofetoncillo, sm. dim. A slight box or slap
Baga of (lehth,) O ed cackerel; row!
ga, 47. (Ichth.) Ox-eyed cackerel; rowing;
sok de small knife. Dar la boga, To
give the stroke. Boga avante, Strokes-
man. Estar en boga, To be fashionable.
Boekda, y. Rowing-stroke; bucking with
e.
Bogadór, sm, Rower.
bochas, Game of | Boginte, pa. (Poet.) Rower; rowing.
Bogir, en. To row. Bogar á cuarteles, To
row by divisions.
[pieces
another. [tnother: Bogatanas, €. pl. White cotton In ele.
ey;
Bocházo, em. Stroke of one bow
Bóche, sm. Cherry-pit or chuck-hole.
ia am, A good bowler, or playor at
wis.
against | Bogavánte, sm. Strokesman of a row
lobster.
ta, ef A kind of herring.
flushing. | Bohémio, am. Short cloak. V. Gitano.
Bochórno, am. Hot, sultry weather; blash, | Bohío, Buhio, sm. Indian hut, negro hut.
ornóso, sa, & Shameful, reproachful; Bohoucro, em. Pedler, huckster. dos,
sultry.
[of a wheel. | Bohordár, ea. To throw wands called bohor-
Bocin, em. Bundle of grass round the nave | Bohórdo, sm. Blade of flag, a water-plant;
Bocina, em. Large trumpet-horn; speaking-
bro, iy Astr.) Lesser bear.
Bocináda, Y. Empty boast, rant.
Bocinéro, em. Trumpeter, horn-blower.
Bocinilla, af dim. Small speaking-trumpet.
Bocón, em. (Augm.) A wide-mouthed per-
son; b ogshead shooks.
Bocóy, em. Hogshead.
Boda, af. Marriage, wedding. Boda
08, A beggars wedding.
a, om, A he-goat.
Bodéga, em. Wine-vault; abundant vintage;
store-room, Warebonse; a grocery.
dega de popa, After-hold. De proa,
Fore-hold.
Bodegáge, sm. Storage. [Tippling-house.
vyes abatidos, |
de hon- Bolio Bójo, em. (Nau.) Sailing round or
wand; cabbage-stalk.
Boil, em, Ox-stall, a stand for oxen.
Boitrino, em. A kind of fishing-net.
Bója, af Southern-wood plant.
Bajar, va. To sail round.—en. To measure
around, contain.
Poca ea. (Nau.) To sal] round, double,
Bojedál, sm. Plantation of box-trees.
oubling.
Bal, sm, Armenian bole, a red earth.
Béla, ¢f Ball, globe; bolus; game of bowls;
rae pri A (Nau.) Truck. Lacurrir la
bola, To take French leave, Ruedo la
bola, Things are going on woll, Pie con
bola, Just enough.
Bodegón, am. Chop-house, eating-house ; | Boldda, sf. Throw or cast of a ball or bowl.
Bodegoncillo, em. dim. Low chop-house. acre ae Cake of clarified sugar.
Bodegoneár, va. To frequent mean eating- : Bolin,
chop-house. : Bolantin, sm. Fino sort of packthread.
houses,
Bolin,
Bodegonéro, ra, $. One who keeps a low | Bolarménico, sm. Armenian bole.
Bodeguéro, ra, s. Butler.
pr aia Small collar or vault.
Bolizo, em, Violent blow with a ball
Bolcháca, Y Bolcháco, em. Parse, pocket.
Bola, of Whippletree of a carriage.
Bolear, en. To play billiards; play balls; lie.
—ea. To dart, ch. Bolear el son-
drero, To fix the hat on the head.
Boléo, em. Place where balls are thrown.
Boléro, am. Bolero, bolern dancer.—a. A
ebild eloping from its parents or school.
Boleta, af Ticket of admission; billets;
small paper of tobacco. {small papers.
Boletár, ea. (Prov.) To roll up tobacco in
Boletin, sm. Pay-warrant; billet; free ticket;
balletin. una bolichada, By chance.
Bolichada, 8f At one throw, at once. De
aa i Jack Eye : gen e ca
in a -net. , Game
of pigeon-holea. “Boliches, Top-gallant
bowlines. [hole table.
Bolichéro, ra, 8. Ono who keeps a pigeun-
Bofilla, ita, af dim. A small bird.
Bolillo, em, Dim. of Bolo. Jack, a ball; bob-
bin; lace cushion; starched cuffs.
Bola, sm. Jack, a small ball. De bolin, de
bolan, At random, nt
Bolines, sm. 74. (A.) Mould-shot, buck-shot.
Bolina, 4/. Noise of a scuffle, (Nau) Bow-
line. Dar un salto á la dolina, To ease
the bowline. Presentar la bolina, To
snatch the bowline. Navegar de bolina,
To sail with bowlines hauled. Jr á la
dolina, To sail with a side wind. Echar
de bolina, To make idle boasts.
Bolineár, ea. To haul up the bowline.
ag am. (Nau.) A movable capstan on
ez
Bolisa, ¢f. (Prov.) Embers, hot cinders.
Bolla, sf Duty on woollen and silks.
Bolladara, af. Embossed work.
Bollar, ea. To lead, seal with lead; emboss.
AS ra, €. Pastry cook, seller of sweet
en
Bollico, ito, em. dim. Small swect cake.
Bollido, da, a. Boiled. ;
Bollo, sm. Small leaf or roll; small sweet
cake. Bollo maimon, Cake filled with
sweet-meats; swelling. Lollos, Ancient
head-dress; bars of silver: Bollos de re-
Here, Embossed work. (ring.
Bollón, sm. Brass-headed nafl; bud; ear-
Bollonádo, da, a. Adorned with brass nails.
Bolo, em. One of the nine-pins; lace cushion;
beam; stupid fellow. Bolos, Nine-pins.
Bolónes, em. pl. (Nau.) Mortar-bed píntles,
Bolónio, em An ignorant, rattle-brained
fellow.
Bolsa, af Purse; money; exchange; pouch;
bag; foot-maff; abscess, Bolsa de pastor,
(Bot.) Shepherd's purse. Bolsa de Dios,
Alms, charity. Bolsa de hierro, Avari-
cious, covetous. Bolsa rota, Spendthrift.
Castígar en la bolsa, To fine. Dar or
echar otro oy a aie To rons
doi Ad ge de min-
ister's page. noc blen herrado la Bolas:
To have money.
dolsillo, A large capital. Bolsillo secreto,
Private purse MJacer bolsillo, To make
or a4 jaa Tener un gran bolsillo,
To ch.
very r
Bólso, sm. Purse of money. (plank.
Bolsón, sm. Large purse: bar of iron; large
Bomba, sf Pump. Bomba de guimbaleta,
(Nau) Common pump. Bomba de rosa-
rioordecadena, ico He Bomba de
carena, Bilge-pump. Curgar la bomba,
To fetch the pump. Dar a la bomba, To
ump ship. Za bomba está atascada,
he pump is foul. La bomba llama, The
pump sucks.—sm, pl. Juegos de bomba,
amp gears. Bomba de fuego or de baho,
Steam-engine; bomb. Bomba or manga
marina, A water-spout.
Bombárda, af Bombard; bomb-vessel.
Bombardeár, va. To bombard.
Bombardéo, sm. Bombardment.
Bombardéro, ¢m. Bombardier.
Bombasi, sm. Cotton-flannel
Bombázo, sm. Report of a bursting bomb.
Bombear, ea. V. ardear.
Bombilla, af. (A.) A small oratad tube
for drinking the Mate with.
Bómbo, +m, Humming of beca; large drum,
Bonachón, na, 8. and a. Good-Datured, easy
person.
Bonancible, a. Moderate, calm, fair.
Bonánza, sf. Fair weather at sea. Tr en bo-
nanza, To sail with fair wind; prosperity:
Bonáso, sm. Bonasus, a kind of buffalo.
Bonazo, za, a. (Coll.) Good-natured, kind.
Bondád, 2/. Goodness; excellence; kindnesa,
Bondadóso, sa, a. Kind, bountiful.
Bondón, sm. Ae of a cask.
Bonétas, 8f. pl. ( au.) Bonnets to sails,
Bonetada, sf. Salute by taking off the hat.
Bonéte, sm, Bonnet, college cap; a secular
clergyman. Tirarse los bonetes, To pull
caps. Braco or gran bonete, A great
dunce. [or sold.
Boneteria, 4f Shop where bonnets are made
Bonctéro. ra, 8, Bonnet-maker ; spindle-trce;
burning-bush.
Bonetillo, 4m. Small cap or bonnet.
Boniáto (Buniato, or Moniato), sm. Sweet
potato.
Bonicaménte, ad. Prettily, po slily.
Bonico, ca, a. Pretty good, passable. Andar
á las bontcaa, To take things easily.
Bonlficár, ca. To credit; meliorate, improve,
Bonificativo, va, a. Meliorating. arge.
Bonillo, lla, a. dim. Somewhat handsome or
Bonina, 4/. (Bot.) Ox-eye chamomile.
| Bonitalo, em. Bonito, a fish.
Bonitaménte, ad. Prettily.
Bonitillo, illa, a. dim, Somewhat handsome,
Bonito, em. Sea-fish, resembling a tanny.
Bonito, ta, a. Dim. of Bueno. Pretty good;
pretty; graceful.
Bonvarón, sm. (Bot.) Wild-tansy cinquefoil.
Bónzo, sem. Bonze, a China or Japan priest.
Bolseár, en. (Prov.) To purse up, pucker. ¡Boñiga, af. Cow-dung.
Bolseria, 2f. Purse-factory, purse-shop.
Bolséro. di Purse-maker; purse-keeper,
Bolsica, ita, lla, af. dim. Small purse.
Boksico, em. Pocket; little bag.
Bolsillo, em. Parso; pockct; moncy. Buen
x.
Rofiigar, a. A kind of round white fig.
Bootes, sm. Bootes, a northern constellation.
Boqueáda, af Act of opening the mouth, a
asp. A’ la primera boqueada, Imme-
toly. Pe
BOR
BOR
Boqueár, on. To
last; end.—oa. To pronounce, utter.
a . Irri g sluice; opening;
a e the 1 lps; ulcer in the boath.
Buquerón, sm. Wide opening, a large hole;
anchovy.
Boquéte, em. Gap, narrow entrance. (ing.
Boquiabiérto, ta, a. With open month, gap-
Boquiáncho, cha, a. Wide-mouthed.
Roquiangésto, ta, a. Narrow-mouthed.
oia na, UG. Rabbit-mouthed;
ra, a. Hard-mouthed.
-lippe
Boquidúro,
ulfrésco, ca, a, Fresh-mouthed.
Boquifruncido, da, a. Puckered mouth.
Boqathendido, da, a. Large-mouthod,
Boquibundído, da, a. Sunken mouth.
Boquilla, 47. Little mouth; irrigating sluice;
mortise-chiso!; mouth-piece.
Boquimuélle, a. Tender-mouthed; unwary;
imprudent tattlor.
Boquin, sm, Coarse sort of baize.
Boquinaturál, a. Well-mouthed.
uinégro, gra, 4. Black-mouthed.—« A
biackish sort ofsnails.
ar o, da, a. pre et
oquiróto, ta, a. uacious, garrulons,
Boquirúbio, bia, a. Simple, essily imposed
Boquiséco, ca, a. Dry-mouthed. [upon.
Boquita, q/. dim, Small month. , [mouthed.
Boquitorcido, da, Boquituérto, ta, a. Wry-
oe em. Borax. h out,
Borbollár, Borbolloncár, en. To bubble,
Borbollón, Borhotón, sm. Bubbling; flash, A
Impetuoosly. 7 od
borboliones, Bolling hot.
Borborigmo, an. Rumbling in the bowels.
Borbotár, en. To gus
Borcegui, sm. Buskin, half boot; laced shoes.
Borceguineria, af. Buskin-maker's shop.
Borceguinéro, ra, 4.
tailer.
Borcellár, em, (Prov.) Brim of a vessel.
Bérda,
Borgel f. (Nau.) Board,
a, ef. (Nau.
Bordadillo, am. Double flowered ae He
Bordádo, sm. Embroidery. Bo.
pasado, Plain embroidery.
Bordadór, ra, e. Embroiderer.
Bordadúra, af. Embroldery; border of an es-
Bordáge, sm, Side planks of a ship.
Bordár, ta. To embroider. Bordar á tam-
bor, To tambour.
. Hut, cottage; gun-walo; brim, | Bo
bordada, To tack. | Borrár, ea. To blot out or efface; cloud;
tack. Darwna| darken; abolish.
pe, gasp; breathe one's | Bordonéro, de a Vagrant vagabond.
.Yv. ura.
Bordáúra, ¢
Boreál, a. northern.
Bowe seed restar
a, 4. Burgundy wine.
Borgoñóta, E Bert ots ancient helmet.
Borla, a assel; tuft; doctor's bonnet;
Ba tea il Pita, af dim. Small tassel.
rlica, Slla, . dim. Smal
rion, em. tassel; knotted staff,
di nea em. (Nau.) Berth of a ship at
anchor.
Borneadizo, za, a, Pliant, flexible.
Borneár, ta, To bend, turn, twist. Bornear
la eerdad, To comment, explain. Bor-
near las palabras, To turn words into
different senses.—on. To edge, sidle; warp.
El navio bornea, The ship swings round
her anchor.
Bornóo, sm. Turning or winding a thing;
swinging round the anchor.
Bornéra, a. Blackish tmill-stone.
Bornéro, ra, a. Ground by a black mill-stone.
Borní, em. Lanner, a kind of falcon.
gestions y” Millet resembling the maize
plan (green pepper.
Boronia, @f Dish of apples, pumpkins aa
Bórra, ef. Yearling ewe; hair, wool, :
nap; lees; refuse; tax on sheep; mildew;
useless expressions.
Borrácha, 8/. Leather bag or bottle for wine.
Borracheár, on. To be often drunk.
Borrachéra, Borracheria, 4f Drankenness;
revelry; an Indian tree; madness,
Borrachéz, y/. Intoxication ; loss of reason.
Borrácho, cha, a. Drunk, intoxicated; in-
flamed by ion.
pase:
h out with violence. | Borrachén, Borrachonázo, em. augm. Great
drunkard, a tl
Borrachuéla,
ler.
: -gTASa, [book.
Buskin-maker or re- | Borradór, pl, Tone draft; blotter; waste-
rragoár, on. To scribble, write carelessly.
Bo
Borrája, y.. (Bot.) Borage.
ie pa Hot cinders.
Borrásca, af Storm, tempest; hazard, danger.
de | Borrascóso, sa, a. Stormy, boisterous.
Borrasquéro, ra, a. and ¢. Revollor.
Borax.
[cutcheon. | Borráx, am.
Borregáda, ¢f Large flock of sheep or lamba
Borrégo, ga, 8. Lamb not a year old; sim-
pleton. No hay tales borregos, There is
not such a thing.
Bórdo, sm. Border; margin, edge; fringe; | Borreguéro, sm. Shepherd who tends lamba.
ledge; hem; brim; bastard; theside ofa | Borreguito, 8. dtm.
ttle lamb.
ship. A’ dorde, On the brink.—a, Wild, | Borrén, em. Pannel of a saddle.
nay
Bordear, on. (Nan.)
Bórdo, em. Border.
rdo con bordo, Side by side. Der
dordos, To tack.
Bordón, sm. Staff; pew ening: burden of a
song. Bordones, (Nau.) Sho
ra
ge
Bordoneádo, da, a. (Her.) Pommmelled.
Bordoneár, en. To try the ground with a
staff; rovo abont; ? af As the bass-viol.
e
rdonería, e. Wan
Biter of devotion.
To py windward. |Borrica, ¢ A
A bordo, On board. ! Borricáda, 4f Drove of asses; sill
g idly about, on
Borriba, 2 Eugine for raising water.
she-ase, a jenny. [action.
word or
Borrico, sm. Ass, donkey; fool en
el borrico, Determined to do some busi-
ness or other.
rea, out-rig-| Borricén, Borricóte, sm. Large jackass;
plodder; saw-horse.
a y. Down enveloping fruits; shear-
Borriqué
rriquéro, sm. Keeper or tender of asses.
Borriquéte de proa, #7. Fore-topmast,
ngs from cloth.
quéfio, ña, a. Asinine,
ea ed ito, ita, a. dim, A little asa,
donkey.
Borriquillos, p?. Croes-bars of a table-frame.
Bórro, sm. Wether not two a old; duty
on sheep. [sketeh; blemish; stigma.
amm. Blot of ink; rough draft; first | Bo
Borrón,
Borroncillo, em. dim. Small blot or stain.
Borroneár, ea. To sketch; waste paper by
seribbling.
sa, a. Full of dregs and lees; bun-
gling; badly written; corrections,
Borróso, am. (Prov.) Bungler.
Borrotos, V. Frijoles.
Borrufíllla, af Bombast.
Borujón, sm, Knob, protuberance.
Boruquiénto, em. hee A reveller.
Borfsca, y. Withered leaf
, 08, To run over, overflow; vomit.
Boscáge, am. tore lan
amr.
Bóstoro,
Bósque, em. Forest, grove.
Bosquecíllo, em. dém. Small wood, a ice.
Bosquejár, ta. To sketch; design or project;
explain obscurely.
Bosquéjo, em. Sketch; unfinished work.
Bosquéte,
sm. An artificial grove,
yawnín
8
Bóta, sf. Small leather wine-bag; butt or
iors Bota fuerte, Taek et Estar
con las botas paa Ready for an
thi Cortes de botas, Boot-legs. ¿
pole.
3 bs er arpa
ake . Sausage of pigs’ hars
Botalón, sm. (Nau.) Boom. Botalon del
ws ms Jib-boom. Botalonez, Fire-booms.
bn wre Ali the capa on board a shfp.
na, 4. Plog or stopple; plaster; scar.
Botánica, y. Botany.
Botánico, ca, a. Botantc, botanical.
Botánico, Botanista, sm. Botanist.
. am. pl. Shores, oat-riggers.
Botár, va. To cast, throw, throw away, fling,
launch; bound; squander. Botar en vela,
To fill the sails, afuera los bota-
lones, To bear off the booms,
ite, em. Madcap, thoughtless person.
Botarél, em. Buttress.
Botarga, 4/. Gaskins ; uin dress; har-
lequin, buffoon; kind of large sausage.
Botaséla,
horses.
Botavánte, sm. Seaman's boarding-ptke.
Botavára, ¢f. Pole of a boat sail
de cangrejo, Gaff-sail boom.
Bóte. am. Throst with a pike; rebound ofa
ball; gallipot; toilet-box; canister; boat-
lighter. te en de
Boat in frame. de dote en bote,
To be full of people. De bote y voleo,
PR E skiff.
Botecico, ilo, ito, sm. dim. Small canister;
Botélla, af. Bottle; the liquor contained in a
ra
y. Trumpet-signal to saddle the | Bóza,
Botéro, em, Wine-skin maker.
Botica, af: se gora shop; shop in gea-
{eral.
ticége, sm. Shop-ren
Boticario, am. Apothecary.
Botiga, ef: (Prox) Shop.
Botiguéro, em. Shopkeeper.
Botija, af, Earthen jug.
Botijéro, sm. Jar-maker or seller.
Botijilla, aéla, ¢f dim. A small jar.
Botijo, em, An earthen jar. little child.
Botijón, sm. A large earthen jar; a plum
ee y. A small wine-skin; woman's h
t.
Botillér, sm. V. Botillero,
Botill af. Ice-house; confectionery;
B stiller ho Pre d seller of fees, dea.
otilléro, em. rer and seller o.
pores bh A Ap wine-skin.
tin, am. Buskin, t; galter; booty.
(Nau.) Lashing.
Botinéro, em. A soldier who takes care of
the booty; boot and gaiter maker.
Botiquín, em. Medicine-chest.
Botivoléo, em. Playing a ball at the rebound.
Bóto, ta, a, Blunt; dull of understanding.
Bóto, em. Large gut filled with butter.
Botón, sm. Button, bud. Boton de oro,
(Bot.) Creeping ort. De botones
adentro, Internally.
Botonadúra, af. Set of buttons.
Botonázo, sm. Hit with the button of a foll.
Botoncito, am. dim. A small button or bud.
Botonería, a/. Button-maker's shop.
Botonéro, ra, 8. Button-maker; button-seller.
pora Bovático, sm. Duty on horned
cattle.
Bóveda, g/. Arch or vault; cave; bower.
Bovedilla, af A small vault Boredilla
Arched parts of aship's poop. Subiree
las bovedillaa, To be in a passion.
Bovino, na, a. Belonging to cattle.
Box, am. Box-tree.
Bóxa, 8/. (Bot.) Three-toothed globularia.
Bóya, 9. Buoy; butcher; hangman.
Boyáda, e. Drove of oxen.
Boyal, a. Fit for cows. (well; fortunate.
Boyánte, pa. Buoyant, floating.—a. Sailing
Boyar, en. To buoy, to be afloat.
Boyár, am. Kind of Flemish bilander.
Boyázo, sm. augm. Large ox.
Boyéra, Boyeriza, ¢f Ox-stall, cow-house,
Boyéro, em. Ox-herd, cow-herd.
Boyfino, na, a. Belonging to cattle.
sf Rope with one end made fast.
Bozas, (Nau.) Stoppers. Bozas de la uta
del ancla, Shank-painter.
Borál, em. Muzzie.
Bozál, a. A negro or an indian ignorant of
the language of the country; sn unpolished
person; novice; inexperienced; stupid;
wild
Bozaléjo, sm. dim, A small muzzle.
Bózo, psa Down which precedes the beard;
head-stall.
Brabánte, sm. Brabant or Flemish linen.
Brabéra, 4. Air-hole, ventilator.
Braceáda, ¢f. Violent extension o? arma
BRA
Brace am. Coinage; beating the metal.
(Nan.) Tying with braces; depth of water.
Braceir, en To swing the arma.—ca. en)
To brace. [with another; day-la
Brac'go, sm. One who walks arm in arm
Bracite, ad. De brasete, Arm in arm.
Bracillo, am. Branch of a bridle-bit.
Bracman, em. Bramin. {ting dog.
Bráco, ca, a. Flut-nosed.—e. Pointer or set-
Brafonéra, af. Armor for the arm; a plaited
sleeve.
Brága, af Child's clout. Bragas, Breeches
in general. Culsaree las bragas, To
wear the breeches.
Bragivia, af. The flat of the thigh in beasts.
Bragada da una curva, (Naw) The
throat of a knee.
Bragádo, da, a. The flanks of a different
color from the rest of the body; of de-
praved sentiments.
Bragadúra, sf. Fork of the human body;
flat of the thigh. [pecked husband.
Bragazas, af Wide breoches; a hen-
Braguéro, sm. Truss, bandage, bracer. Bra-
guero de cañon, (Nau) Breeching of a
gun. Braguero de una vela, Bunt of a
sail.
Braguóta, 9/. The fall of a pair of breeches.
olaa y id sm, Lecher. boo
raguetón, am, augm. Large opening of the
pasa sf. pl Little breeches; ugly
wa
Brahma, 4/. Brama, a delty of the Mindoos.
Bráma, af Ru:ting season.
Bramadeora, af. Rattle; shepherd's call.
Bramadéro, em. Rutting-place of wild aní-
mals, * rson.
Rramadór, ra, € Roarer, brawler, a nolsy
Bramánte, am. Packthread; Bramant linen;
osnaburgs; roaring. (fret, cry.
Bramir, on. To roar, groan; storm, bluster;
Bramido, am. Roar by wild beasts; clamor.
Bramil, em. Painted line used by sawyera.
Bramin, sm. Brahman, Hindoo priest.
Bramóna, af. Soltar lo bramona, To use
foul languago. dance.
Bran de Inglaterra, am. An ancient Spanish
ca sf. Point. Brancas, Claws, talons,
Braucáda, ¢f Drag-net or sweep-net.
Brancaursina, af. (Bot.) Bear's breech.
ránchas, 4f pl. Gills of a fish.
Brandáles, sm. pl. (Nau) Back-stays.
Brandis, sm. Great-coat. Brandises, Collars
of ladies’ night-gowns.
Brando, em. A dance tune. [of Ufa,
Bráno, sm. Assembly of the Cortes; sphere
Bránza, 8/. Ring to which the chains of gal-
ley-slaves are ned. Lentes
Bráña, af Summer pasture; dung, withered
Braquiál, a. Brachial.
Braquigrafia, af. Brachygraphy, short-hand.
Braquigrafo, sm. A short-hand writer.
Braquillo, lla, 2. dém. Small pointer.
Braquilógia, af. Brachylogy, laconism.
‘Braquipnéa, af. Brachypnaa, shortness of
breathing.
Brasa, y/. Live coal; burning wood. Zar
hecho unas brasas, To be all in a blaze.
Estar brasas, To bo uneasy.
A É— PP o
BRE
Braserito, sm, dim. A chafing-dish.
Braséro, em. Brasier; kitchen range; chafing-
dish; bet arg . da to burn criminals.
Brasil, em, (Bot.) Lima-wood; Brazil-wood ;
rouge. {color.
Brasilado, da, a. Of a red or Brazil-wood
Brasiléte, em. Jamaica-wood, braziletto.
Brasmologia, af The science of the tides.
Braulls, af Cloth with white and blue stripes.
Brava, af. (Nau.) Heavy swell of the sca,
Braváda, af. Bravado, boast, vain ostentation.
Bravaménte, ad. Bravely; plentifully.
Bravata, 4f Bravado, boast.
Braveador, ra, & Bully, hector.
Bravcár, on, To bully, hector, menace.
Bravéra, 4° Vent or chimney of an oven.
Bravéza, af Ferocity; fury of the elements.
Bravillo, illa, a. dé, ther wild, not
tamed. (coarse, unpolished.
Bravio, via, a. Ferocious, savage, wild;
Bravio, sm. Fierceness or savageness.
Brávo, va, 4. Brave, valiant; bullying; sav-
age, wild; expensive. Brara oe)
Very fino indeed! Afar bravo, Swollen
sea, Bravo! int. Bravo! [brag.
Braviira, 4£ Ferocity ; courage, manliness;
Bráza, af. Fathom. (Nau.) Brace.
Brazida, sf Stretching of the arms.
Brazádo, em. An armíull; a truss,
Brazago, sm. Number of fathoms, depth of
water.
Brazil, am. Bracer; bracelet; ditch. (Nar)
Brazaléte, an. Armiet, bracelet. Brasatetes,
(Nau.) Brace pondants.
Brazizo, sm. augm. Large or long arm.
Brázo, em. The arm; bough, branch; valor,
strength. A’ braso partido, Without
weapons. Brasos del reino, States of the
realm. A'fuersa de brasos, By dint of
merit and labor. Con los brasos abiertos,
With open arms, cheerfully. Orusados
los brazos, With the arms folded.
Brazólas, ef. pl. (Nau.) Coamings of the
h E [of a bit,
Brazuélo, em. Small arm; shoulder; branch
Brea, q. Pitch; coarse canvas; sackcloth.
Broár, va, To pee vex; cast a joke.
Brcbáge, am. Beverage; medicine.
Brica, 8f. Bleak or blay, a river fish.
Brocha, af. Breach; opening; impression.
Butir en brecha, To batter a breach ; par-
secute.
Brécho, em. One who has distorted feet.
Bredo, «m. (Bot.) Wild amaranth.
Bréga, 4/. Strife, contest; pun, jest, or trick.
Dar brega, To play a trick.
Bregúr, on. To contend, struggle.—oa. To
work up with a rolling-pin. Bregar el
arco, To bend a bow.
Bren, em. Bran.
prince, . Sluice-post E peli
rá . Craggy, broken groun
Bronal reñár, am. Place full of driers and
brambles,
Breñóso, sa, a. and brambled.
Bréque, sm, Small river fish. Ojos de breque,
oak or bloodshot eyes.
Brésca, Y (Prov.) Honey-comb.
Brescadillo, sm. Gold or silver cannetillo
for cmbroidery.
BRI
BRO
TT em. Embroidered with dresca-
Bretaña, y. Britannias, a sort of fino linen.
Briól, em. pl. se) Bunt-ine.
Briolin, sm. (Nau. ) Slab-line.
Brionia, 2/. (Bot.) Briony.
Brete, sm. Fetters, shackles; indigence; | Briosamente, ad. Spiritedly, vigorously.
perplexity.
Breton, am. (Bot.) Borecole.
Breva, ef Early fig; large acorn. Mas
blando que una brera, Brought to reason.
Brevál, em. (Prov. Bot.) Early fig-tree.
Bréve, am. Apostolic brief; brief, in music.
Brivso, sa, a. Vigorous, spirited, higb-mind -
ed, pat
Brisa, 4/. Breeze; grape-skin.
Brisca, af. A game at cards,
Briscado, da, a. Mixed with silk: applied te
gold and silver twist. twist.
Bréve, a. Brief. concise, laconic, compact. | Briscár, ca. To embroider with gold or silver
En breve, Shortly, in a lite time.
Briscra, ef. A glass candle-shade.
Bre vecico, illo, ito, a. dim. Somewhat short. | Británica, «/ (Bot.) Great water dock.
Brevedad, y. Brevity, conciseness.
Broveménte, ad. Briefly, concisely.
Brevéte, em. Memorandum.
Breviaria, em. Breviary: brevier type.
Brezál, em. Heath, field of heaths.
Brézo, em. Heath, ling.
Briága, af. Shaft- of a wine-press.
Briza, af. (Nau.) V. Brisa.
Brizar, ea. To rock the cradle.
Brizéra, af. Glass candle-light shade,
Brizna, af. Fragment. splinter, chip.
Briznóso, sa, a. Full of fragments or scrape,
Brizo, sm. Cradle; a species of sea-urchin.
Bróca, sf. Reel for twist; drill
rope
Brial, sm, Rich silk petticoat, formerly worn. | Brocadel, Brocatél, em. Brocatcl (flowers.
Briba, y. Truantship, idleness, nenes of
business. A’ la briba, N mau A
Bribia, af. A begzar's tale. ar la bribía,
To go a-begygi
Bribon, na, & and a. Vagrant, impostor; a
Bribonada, q” Knavery, beggar's trick, cun-
ning.
Bribonázo, em. augm. Great
Brocadillo, sm. Brocade with gold or silver
Brocádo, sm. Gold or silver brocade.
Brocádo, da, a. Embroidered like brocade.
[Knave, s scoandrel. | Brocál, sm. Curb-stone of a well; metal rim
of the scabbard. Brocal de bota, Mouth-
piece of a leather bottle.
dent rascal. | Brocamanton, sm. Brooch of diamonds.
impa- | Brocárdico, sm. Axiom at law.
Briboncillo, em. dim. Little rascal, young | Brocatél, em. Brocatel; Spanish marble.
impostor. [bond life. | Brocáto, sm. (Prov.) Brocade.
Bribonear, en. To rove about; lead a vaya- | Brócha. af Painter's brush; cogged dice.
iras Y” Life of a vagrant, a beggar's | Brochado, da, a. Kelating to brocade, broché,
e.
e.
Brochadúra, af Set of hooks and eyes.
re
Bribonzucio, em. dim. Little vaeabend Brcene re Clasps, books and cyes; basp;
Br-ebo, sm. § e, used in embroidery.
Brida, 47. Bridle, bridle reins; horsemanab
Bridar, va. To bridle: curb, check.
brooch.
ip. | Brochéta, af Skewer.
rush.
[b
Brochón, sm. Large brush; whitewash-
Bridón, eva, Horseman riding manege style; | Brochúra, af. Putting a book in boards.
small bridle. (burgen.
. | Brócula, af Drill for piercing metals
ebro y. eee a train oft ergs of asa sm. Broseoll a a recabada
iér. em. Brigadier or general of brig- o, am. A mixture of things withou
cag Brigadier
en la real armada,
Commodore.
Brigola, sf Battering-ram.
Brillador, ra, a. Brilliant, ing, radiant.
Brillante, a. Brilliant, shining, glossy.
Brillante, sm. Brilliant, a diamond.
[his portion of bodrio.
em. Poor student who comes for
Bróma, «f. Rubbish mixed with mortar; oat-
meal oe clatter; joke. Dar
To indulge in jokes. (Nau.) Barnacles.
Bromado, da, a. Worm-eaten.
order.
Brillanteménte, ad. Brilliantly, splendidly. | Bromár, ca. To gnaw, like the ship-worm.
Brillantez, af. Brilliancy, splendor.
[shine. | Bromeár, en. To droll, jest. (low.
Brillér, en. To shine, sparkle, glitter; out- | Bromista, sm. A droll, comical, merry fel-
Brillo, sm. Brilliancy ; splendor. [duck.
Bromo, em. (Bot.) Brome-:rass.
Brin, em. Sail-cloth; Russia sheeting; raven | Broncámente, ad. Peevishly, crustily.
Brincador, ra, 2. Leaper, jamper.
rónce, sm. Bronze, brass; trumpet. Ser
Brincár, on. To leap, jump; skip; step| wnbronce,To be indefatigable. Escribir
over; fiy into a passion.
i jak Reversi, at cards.
Brincia, sf Onion-peel.
Brinco, em. Leap, Jump,
Brindár, en. To drink one’s health;
allure.
Brindéles de San ae pl. Clog-tapes.
Brindis, 1/. Health, a toast.
Bringabá
Brinquillo, Brinquiño, em.
trinket; swectmeat.
Brinza, af Blade, slip; sprig, shoot.
hop; small jewel.
en bronce, To remember forever. Serde
bronce, To have a heart as hard as steel.
Brunceádo, sm. Brassiness; bronzing.
Bronceádo, da, a. Brass paved, brazen.
vite ; | Bronceadúra, af. V. Bronceado.
Bronceár, va. To bronze; adorn with brass,
Broncenia, af. Collection of bronzes.
Bróncha, sf. Jewel; plasterer's brash.
af. Brake or handle of a pump. | Broncista, sm. A worker in bronze.
Gewgaw, a small : Brónco, ca, a. Ronzh, coarse; morose; rude.
Broncotomia, af (Surg.) Bronchotomy.
Bronquedad, 4/ Rudeness; unmallea ei oe
Brio, em. Strength, force, vigor; spirit, | Bronquiál, a. Bronchial, belonging to
Bajar los brios á $4 bea
COURS. » Lo
kuamble one.
Bronquina, 4. Dispate, contention, quarrel.
BRU
BUE
Brónquio, em. Brónquia, q/. Bronchia.
Brontológia, 4f Brontology, a dissertation
upon thunder.
iia iia Teds began E
rotection. ; »
pda boaster. shield.
Broquelazo, ef Stroke with a shield; a large
Broqueléro, ¢m. Shield-maker ; wrangler.
Broqueléte, em. dim, A small buckler.
MN em. Small shield; ear-
ngs.
Broquéta, [cot.
Brosguil = (ror) Sheep-e14 ot or sheep-
. Shoot of ent
Brotad ra, Y. Budding, shooting ra buda.
Brótano, am. (Bot.) Southern-wood.
Brotár, en. To bud; gush; break out.
Bróto, Bróto, eat com ‘of vines, bud of
trees; crumb, ES
Brotón, sm. Large c.
Bróza, a. Remains of len’ leaves; thicket; dean
er's brush. Gente de toda brosa,
without trade. Servir de toda roda
do all sorts of work. (types.
Brozár, ca. Among printers, to brush the
Brozó80, sa, €. Full of rubbish.
Brucéro, 81m. Brushmaker.
Brúces, A' bruces or de bruces, With the
mouth downwards. Oder or dar de bruw-
ces, To fall headlong.
Bruéta, y. Wheel-barrow.
o
[glasa.
ry . (Bot.) Lesser periwinkle. Zirw-
neers used by silveramiths.
Brisa, em, pi Pin or slice used by apoth-
Brutal a. Brutal, churlish, savage, ferocious.
em, 74 Brutality, savageness; rebels
omo ad. Brutally, charlish! Bis brut.
Brutéza, q/. Roughness, want of polish,
Bráto, on. Brute; an ignorant, rude person.
Bráto, ta, a. Coarse, unpolished, rough. Ka
bruto, In a rough state.
Brúza, 6f Horse-brush.
Bruzad r, sm, Trough in which types are
cleansed.
Bn, en, Word used to frighten children.
Baa, af. Pustule, a pimple.
Buéro, Buarillo, sm. Buzzard, a bird of prey.
Baba, 4/. Pustulo, small tumor; bubo.
O ca, 4. Having buboes or glandalar
ora,
e | Bubilla, q dém. Small pustale, a pimple.
Bubón, em. Morbid ramon full of matter. 4
raras ed a. Afflicted with pustales or
Bacardi sm. ae Bebe Fine glazed buckram.
Bucarito, am. dém, l earthen vemel of
odoriferous earth. earth.
Búcaro, em. Vessel made of an Pe bale
Buceár, en, To dive, go under water.
Bueéo, em. Diving, act of going x under water.
Brugidór, “sm. Glaziers’ nippers for ng | Bucéro, a. Black-uosed: applied to a bound.
Brac, va. To pare off the corners glass. | Búcha, ef Bucha Backs paladao E Buss, a hor-
Brágo, em. (Prov.) A sort eo ring fishing-boat.
Brife, . Witch, hag, fairy. una bruja, | Bache, em. Craw or crop; maw; mouthful
Bhe looks like a cord of fluid ; sucking 288; breast
Brujeár, en. To practiso witchcraft; rove Buche de Musk
about in the a aa
A a ye y. Witchcraft, hagship.
em. Borcerer, conjurer, wizard.
Nala, y y. (Nau.) Sea-compass; small hole
to point a Mtrar por To
pry into others’ affairs.
Brujuleár, va. To examine the cards; dis-
cover ae Pigg pee
Brujulóo, ining the cards; close
Bruléte, em Fire-ship: Incendiary machin
ru sm. Fire-sbip; incen e.
Sehr) af. Mist; haziness,
Brumál, a. Bramal, belonging to winter.
Brumazón, sm. Thick fog or mist at ses.
yams, am, The finest wax to polish tapers
dudas Fogey.
Brand a Wf (Bot) mmon solf-hoal,
Brunéta, af nwrought silver.
Brano, na, a. Of a brown dark color.
Bráno, am. A little black Eo plum-tree.
Bruñido, em. Polish, burn
Bruñidór, ra, e. Burnisher, polisher.
Bruñidór, sm. Burnisher,
Bruñimiónto, em. Polishing or burnishing.
Bruñir, oa. To burnish, polish; put on rou
po rng (Nau.) Rounding of masts; brush-
aint: ad. Abruptly. ivers,
ab age em, Bey mere oe. milt, lambe
0 am. t. esho trifling re-
eine fio of wool. ee
a eo Bote, Rewer
de, Buenpasár, em oor Tndepondent tua-
Buchéte, em. Check pude Mer wind.
hey sm. A curl, ringlet.
em A ee openín.
Bosslion Bucolic; food.
Booblion Y a. Bucolio, :
Bucosidád, q/. LS © urden of a ship.
Budial, em. Sah Par shag h, fan, moor.
Budión, em.
Buéga, ef. tee
Buén, a. V. Bueno. [ley.
Buenabóya, em. Volunteer seaman in a gal
Buenamónte, ad. Freely; conveniently;
easily. one.
Buenandánza, 4/. The good fortune of any
pore Y. Fortune, good luck; pre-
gree a a. Good; simple; fit; po
Buena calentura, A stro
iver, iver a pS wondertsl po
ood day. noches, Good
pr] Buenas tardes, Good afternoon
or evening. Adonde bueno ? Where are
you going? De donde bueno? Where do
ou come from? De bueno á bueno,
ly, willing! pd Mile ]
Buéno, a. Enough, sufficien Bueno ic
Enough, no moro.
Buenparecér, em, Pleasin tion.
Deere af. Black pudd
éra, ef. Pustule or imp oe mouth,
Bu om, On Ox, Rules Sea-
de caso, Stalking « ox,
BUL
de agua, Body of water issuing from a
condnit.—pé. Oxen. ;
ázo, em. Big ox.
Bueyecillo, Bueyezuélo, sm, Little ox.
Bueyúno, na, a. Belonging to cattle.
Buf, interj. Poh, pob. wreath.
soofing; garland,
Bit, sf ing at,
Bufido, da Boring with a noise,
Búfala, af Cow buffalo.
Bufñlino, na, a. Belonging to buffaloes.
Bufslo, sm. Buffalo.
Bafar, en. To paff with anger; snort.
Buféte, em. Desk or writing-table.
iro em. dim. Small desk or writing-
table.
Bufi, am. (Prov.) Kind of watered camlet.
Bufido, sm. Blowing, snorting; huff.
Búfo, sm. Harlequin or buffoon on the stage.
Bufo, ta, a. O' pera bufa, Comic opera
Piece em. Baffoon, merry-andrew ; scoffer,
jester.
Bufon, na, a. ghar comical. try.
Bufonáda, ef. Baffoonery ; gostine, pleas-
Bufonázo, 677. Great
Bufoncillo, ene. dim. Lite merry-andrew,
comer ing sti jest, ee ridicule.
ufoneria, sf. foonery, mimicry.
Bútos, am. pl. Ancient head-dress of women.
Bugacóta, ta, g/. A small vessel.
Buzáilla, af Gall-nut pas on oak leaves,
Búge, en. Box, a hollow iron in wheels,
ía, af. Bougle; wax-candle; candlestick.
Bagier, em. Gentleman usher of the king's
household. dies are kept.
Bugiería, af. Office at court where wax-can-
Buglósa, ef. Alkanet.
Búgula, q” (Bot.) Bugle. [ret.
Buhárda, a/. Garret-window; sky-light; gar-
Buhardilla, sf dim. Small garret.
Bohárro, aan. e-owL
o, a kind of calcareous earth.
Buhéra, q. Embrasure, loop-hole,
Buhéro, am. Owl-keeper.
Baboneria, of Peddler’ box; pedal
ahone E er x; ery.
Bahonéro, sm. Peddler, hawker.
Buitre, em. Vulture.
Buitréra, y. Place to catch vultures.
Baitréro, sm. Vulture-catcher. vultare.
Baitréro, ra, a. Vultarine, belonging to a
Baitrén, sm. Osier basket to catch fish; par-
tridge-net; furnace; snare.
Bojarasól, am. Fig, red inside.
Bujarrón, em. 'omite. [of box-trees.
Bujéda, af. Bujedál, Bujédo, sm. Plantation
Bajeria, ef. Gewgaw, bauble, knick-knack.
Bujéta, ef Box of box-wood ; perfame-box.
Bujéto, an. Shocmaker's polishing stick.
Bujo, em. Pictare-stretcher.
Bala, 4f Papal ball. Zchar las bulas á uno,
To throw the burden on one,
Bularcámas, ¢- xen} Breast-hooks.
Balário, ems. Collection of papal balls.
Balbo, em. (Bot.) Bulb. Bulbo costafto,
Great carth-nut, eg nut
Bulbóso, sa, a. Bulbous.
Buléro, em. Distributer of bulls,
BUR
B&lla, af Noise; clatter, shout; crowd. Mo-
terlo & bulla, To carry it off with a joke.
Ballangucro, ra e. Rioter, turbulent
ullanguéro, ra, 3. Rioter, ent person.
Bullar, oa. (Nau.) V. Bollar.
Bullebúlle, em. Busy-body, bustler.
Bullicio, sm. Bustle, noise, clamor; tumult.
Builliciosaménte, In a noisy, tumultuous
Bulllcióso, Noisy, lively! seditious;
ullicióso, sa, & Noisy, lively, ous;
Ballidér, ra, a. V. Bullsctoso.
Bullir, on. To boil; bustle, fluster; be tn-
dustrious, á uno alguna cosa,
To be earnestly desirous of a thing.—va.
To move about.
Bullón, sm. Dye bubbling up in a boiler.
Bultár, on. To occupy much bulk.
Bultito, em. dim. Little lamp or tumor;
little Laia
Balto, am. Bulk; tumor; bust; pillow-case ;
a package or Coger or pescar
bulto, To lay hold of one. ra 6
imágen de , Figure in sculptare.
Menear or tocar á otro el bulto, To give
a drubbing. , A’ bulto, Indistinctly, con-
fusedly. Ser de bulto, To bo as clear as
poe Pic: Comprar las cosas & bulto, To
uy by the lump. De bulto, Bulky.
Bunéto, sm. Hedge-sparrow.
Báúnio, em. Sort of earth-nat or pig-nut.
Buñolóro, ra, & Fritter-maker or seller,
Buñélo, em. Fritter; pan-cake.
Bupréste, em. Sort of Spanish fly. {sel
Búque, sm, (Nau.) Bulk; hull of aship; ves-
Buráto, sm. Canton crape; cyprus; vell of
light silk.
af. African coin of small value.
tir, em. Whale of a large kind.
Burbúja, af Bubble.
Burbujeár, en. To bubble,
Burbujita, ef dim, Small bubble,
Barcho, em. Large sloop or barge.
au.) Backstays.
Boral villas De Sprit-to il-sta
nállas, af Sp: p-esil-stay.
Bardo, da, a. Coarse, common, ord A
Burél, em. (Her.) Bar, the ninth part of the
shield. {rollera,
Burélea, em. pl. (Nau.) Pointed wooden
Buréngue, sm, Mulatto-slave.
Buréo, em. Court of ps of the king's
household; entertainment, rar en
bureo, To meet to discuss a subject,
Bureocracía, 4f Bureaucracy.
Búrga, af Hot spring of mineral waters.
Burgalés, em. Ancient coin made at Burgos,
Bargo, em. Borough. Burgo e, Bur-
gomaster.
Buriél, a. Roddish, dark red. [walk,
Burlél, em. Kersey, a coarse cloth; rope-
uríl, sm, Graver. Burd de punta, Sh
inted graver, Buril chaple redondo,
urved graver.
Buriláda, q. Line cut by a graver; silver
taken by an assayer. ver.
Buriladúra, af Act of engraving with a gra-
Burilár, oa. To engrave with a graver.
Buléto, em. Brief granted by the pope, or ' Burjáca,
his legate.
Balta, ” Bulimy, voracious appetite,
4 cipal cedo leather
ee a, of. Ridicule, sos: mockery, sncer;
jost; flirt; hoax, J qa EEE
BUZ
jest, bad trick. .Burlas, Jocular falsities,
Burlas á parte, Setting jokes aside. Ha-
vlar de burlas, To 8 in jest. Hombre
de burlas, Empty jester. De burlas, In
t
jes
Burladór, ra, e. Wag, jeter, mocker; con-
Burlár, ea. To ridicule, burlesque; hoax;
deceive; frustrate.—or. To jest, laugh at;
set at deflance. (derision.
Burleria, ¢f Fun, artifice; trick; illusion;
Burlescaménte, ad. Comically, ludicrously.
Burlúsco, ca, 4. Burlesque, ludicrous, comic.
Burléta, ila, ita, af. dém. Little trick, fun or
oke.
Burlón, na, e, Great wag, jester, scoffer.
Burd, sm. Bureau.
Burra, 4/. A she-ass, Caer de eu burra, To
become sensible of ono's errors.
Burráda, £/. Drove of asses; stupid action.
$ ear, va. To scribble, write carelessly.
Burrájo, sm. Dry stable-dung for fuel.
Burrazo, za, 8. augm. Large or big ass.
ret i em. Ass-keeper, who sells asses’
milk.
Burrillo, em. Eccleslastical almanac.
Burrito, em. dim, A little ass, donkey.
Burro, em. Ass, jack; ignorant being. Zs
un burro cargado de letras, Unmannerly
clown with all bis learning; saw-horse;
wheel of a reel. Es un burro en el tra-
bujo, He works as hard as an ass, Burros
de la Mizen-bowlines.
Burrácho, em. Young or little ass, donkey.
Burrumbáda, af Greatexpense for vain show.
Burújo, sim Dregs of pressed olives or
grapes; lump of pressed wood or other
matter,
Burujón, Burullón, sm. Large lump.
Burujoncillo, em. disn. Little lamp or pro-
tuberance. [pass-timbers,
Busird f pi. (Nau.) Breast-hooks, com-
Búsca, pa earch; pursuit; terrier.
Buscáda, #/. Search, research, inquiry.
Buscador, ra, & Searcher, investigator.
Buascaplé, sm. Word dropped to lead to
something else, [ple's feet.
Buscapiés, em. Squib running between poo-
Buscár, ca. To
fur, out. Buscar por todos lados, To
nant up and down.—or. To bring upon
one :
Buscaruidos, em. Quarrelsome fellow,
Buscavidas, sm, A prying person.
Buscón, na, 8, Searcher; cheat, pilforer.
Busilis, em, (Coll) Point of the difficulty;
riddle. Dar en el busilis, To bit the mar
Báústo, em. Bust.
Butifúrra, 8. Catalonia meri oe kins,
Butillo, illa, a. (Little us.) Of a pale yellow-
Butório, em. (Orn.) Bittern. [ish color.
Butrino, em. Fowling-net.
Butrón, am. Net for birds.
Bayo, em. rae Hut; bos constrictor.
Buz, am, (Little us.) Kiss of respect. Hacer
el bus, To do homage.
Bazano, am. Kind of culverin. [hooks.
Buzárdas, sf. pl. (Nau.) Breast-hooks, fore-
úzo, am. Diver; an ancient kind of ship.
Buzón, em. Conduit, canal; lid or cover;
ring-ram.
urer's cap of Tantalus, | Ca,
seak, search; look at, after, | Caballerizo,
C.
C, Thay.
part. Because. capacity.
Cab, Cabe, sm. Corn-measure of dient
Cabáco, sm, Small piece of wood. (Nan)
6 cen of eas tim ar Soild rch
abúl, a, Exact; perfect, complete, t;
Cábala, e. Cabala; cabal; cunfederacy.
Cabalgáda, 4/. Foray; cavalcade; booty.
Cabalgadór, em. Rider; horseman.
Cabalgadúra, a Sumpter beast.
Cabalgár, on. To e on horseback ; ride.
Cahalistico, ca, a. Cabalistic.
Cabálla, ef, Horse-mackerel.
Caballáda, q/. Stud of horses.
Caballáge, sm. Place whore mares and she-
asses are covered; money paid for that
service,
Caballar, em. Mackerel. [horses.
Caballár, a. Belonging to or resembling
Caballéjo, em. Little horse, nag; shoeing-
©.
Caballeráto, em. An ecclesiastical benefice
enjoyed by a layman; privilege of a gen-
tleman in Catalonia.
Caballcreár, on. To set up for a gentleman.
Caballcrescaménte, ad. Knightly, cavatierly.
Caballerésco, ca, a. Knightly; chivalrous
Caballeróte, em. dis, Spruce young gentle-
man.
Caballería, ef. A riding beast; cavalry-horse ;
art of riding; chivalry; knighthood;
knight's share of poll, a measure of
lan Ap al eg of knights. Libros de
caballeria, ks of knight-errantry.
Caballería andante, Kni otra
Andarse en cabalisriaa, To make ful-
some compliments, Caballería menor,
Jackass.
Caballeril, a. Knight-like, [master, lad.
Caballerito, sm. dém. Young gentleman,
Caballeriza, af Stable; stud of horses.
1 sm. Head groom ; equerry.
Caballéro, sm, Knight; cavalier; nobleman;
penveman, horseman. Om) Bed-leggod
orseman, gambet. loro andante,
Knight-errant; strolling in dy-
mar & uno caballero, To dub ono a
knight. Meterss á caballero, To assume
the character of a knight. Jr caballero,
To g° on horseback.
Caballóro, ra, a. Horseback. Jr caballero
en burro, To ride on an ass.
Caballerosaménte, ad. Nobly; knightly.
Caballeróso, sa, a. Noble, generous; gentle-
manlike. family.
Caballeróte, em. A gentleman of an ancient
Caballéta, af. Field-cricket,
Caballéte, em. Ridge; an instrument of
torture; flax-brake; bridge of the nose;
oia of a press; trestle or horse ; easel,
Caballico, ito, em. Pony ; hobby-horse.
Caballo, sm. Horse. Cabullo padre, Stal-
lion. Caballo de montar or silla, Sad-
dle-horse, Cuballo de carga, Pack-horeo.
CAB
castrado, Gelding. inert de
Caballo frison,
Caballo
coche, Coach- horse.
Charger. Caballo de
that stands fire. Caballo de casa, Hunt-
er. Caballo de carrera, Race-horse.
Caballo de cara, Shaft-horse. Caballo
aguililla, Very swift horse. Caballo de
alquiler, Ayora -hurse. Caballo de tro,
Draaght-h Caballo espantadiso,
Skittish bore: Caballo matado, A galled
horse. Caballo desbocado, Runaway
horse. Sacar bien sw To get
well out of the difficulty. Caballo de
ta pa (Met.) Servile complier. Ca-
dallo de frisia, Chevaux-de- a mili-
tary instrument, Caballo de palo, Any
vessel fit sd age rack for unin
Caballo marino, p depre night
in chess. A’ caballo, caballo On ho Ca:
dallos, Cavalry : bubo.
Caballón, em, Clumsy horse; ridge between
the furrowa,.
Caballona, af. Queen in the me of chess.
Caballuélo, am. dim. Little
Caballano, na, a. Belonging to a loa
re ad. Exactly, completely, per-
Cabins’ f Hat, cottage, hovel; flock of
ess ve of asses; string on a billiard-
[droves
Cabeñál, a. Belonging to the road where
ra, Ca
drove of males.
Cabañil, em. Keeper of mules for carrying
Cabañuéla, sf dim. Small hut or cot
ee Cneees, Festival of the Jews of
Jedo.
Cábe, sm. Stroke given by balls, in the
game of argolla. Dar un cabe al bol-
Caio, To hurt one's fortune, dc. Cabe de
or paleta, F avorable. op nity.
ceár, on. To nod: to incline to one
side; to piteh.—va. To give the letters
the stroke; to cauterize,
Cabecéq la o e f slui
ula, em. (Prov.) r of sluiccs,
ra ef. U wee end, head; bolster or
fa province.”
a. Lintel; compress.
Cee cha, a. B or fiat headed.
ta af. dtm, Small head. [leader.
Cabecifie pd rong-headed person ; ring-
Cabellazo, am. augm. a of hair.
Cabelléjo, em. dim. Littl
caning af. Long hair; pe ‘hair:
a. Belonging to the
corn
Cabellúdo, em. Kind of sea-fish.
Cabér, on. To be able to contain; fit; have
room; be entitled to; fall to one's share.
No caber de goto, To be overjoyed. No
caber de pies, To have no room to stand.
No caber en el mundo, To be elated with
pride. Nocaver en si, To be fuli of one's
own merits, Todo cabe, It is all possible,
No cabe maa, Nothing more to be de-
sired.—va. To contain, comprise, sae
Cabra em, (Prov.) Maker of handles for
Cabestráge, em. Halter; money paid to a
drover.
Cabestrante, em, Capstan. [a stalking-ox.
Cabestrár, va. To halter.—on. To fow! with
Cabestreár, en. To follow one who leads by
a halter.
Cabestreria, 4/. Halter-maker's shop.
Cabestréro, em. Halter and collar maker.
Cabestrillo, sm. Sling; gold or silver chain.
Buey de cabrestillo, Stal talking-ox.
Cabestro, sm. Halter; bell-ox. Traer al-
eno de cabestro, To lead one by the
; pimp to his own wife.
Cabiza: af. Head; chief, leader; judgment,
talents ; beginnin of a thing; the top of
many things; principal town. Cabeza
mayor, Head of cattle. Cabeza menor,
Head of sheep, goats, &c. Cabeza de un
muelle, Pier or mole head. Cabeza de
ajos, Head of garlic. Cubesa de monte
or sierra, Top of a mountain. Cabezas,
| Save parts of a vessel. Cabeza tor-
ng-headed fellow. Cabeza re-
donde. Blockhead. Dar de cabeza, To
fall into misfortunes. lablar de cabeza,
To speak without foundation. Hacer
cabezu, To be the leader. Lilerar en la
cabeza, To be disappointed. Otorgar de
cabeza, To give a nod of approbation.
Volvérsele la cabeza á alguno, To lose
one's senses. De cabesa, From memory ;
headlong.
Cabezáda, of Butt with the head; halter;
headstall; pitching of a ship; instep.
Dar cab cabezadas, To nod, fall asi
Darse de cubezadas, To screw one's pi
in vain.
Cabezige, sm. A’ cabezage, Per head.
Cabeza], sm, Head-piece; small pillow;
compress; long round bolster; door-post;
mattress.
Cabezaléjo, ico, illo, ito, em. dim. Little
illow ; small compress.
o, em. Summit of a hill; shirt-collar.
lo, am. Hair of the head. Zlevará. Cabezón, am. Register of taxes; shirt-collar;
wno de un cabello, To lead one b
nose. No faltar en un cabello,
the
«un cabello, It is not worth a rush. Hen-
ot to! Cabezórro, em. augm. Large dispru
be wanting in the least thing. No monte | area bey em, augm. Big-head
cavesson or noseband. [ed head.
oak
club-
der un cabello en el atre, To split a hair. cabezúdo, em, (Ichth.) Chub.
En cabello, In a dishevelled manner. |
Asírse de un cabello, To catch at a hair.
—pl. La sinews in mutton; fibres,
Cabellos de ángel, Sweetmeats of cidra-
cayote. “Arranca res los cabellos To tear
pd bair. Arrastrar á uno por los
los, To drag one by the hair.
Covelido, da, a. Hairy.
' Cabezuél
Prison
'Cabezúdo, da, a. Large-head chubbed;
af. Small head; dolt, ‘simpleton;
coarse flour; rose-bud. (Bot.) Eryngo;
ragwort-leaved centau
Cabezuclo, em, dis. Little head or top.
Cabiál, sm. Caviare sausage.
| Cabida, af. Content, 8 ee Tener cabida
con, To be in high favor a
CAB
CAO
Cabído, em. ee of Malta, who claims a
commande fer.
Cabildáda, 4/. proceeding of a chap-
cone. em. He who has a vote in a
[designa.
older en, To hold a chapter; carry on
Cabildo, am. Chapter of a cathedral; the
sole ar (N of a town; town-house
Cabil e su Treenail. {stalk.
Csbille) «jo, sm. (Bot.) Partial flower-
Cabillo, em. (Bot.) Flower-stalk ; small end
of a rope. {mandery of Malta.
Cabimibato em. Right of claiming a com-
Cabio, em, Lintol of a door; a kind of
Cahito, arn. dém, The small end of a candle.
Cabizbájo, ja, a. Crest-fallen; droop:
Cabistuerto, ta, a Wry-headed; h tical.
Cable, sm. Cable.
Bheet-cable. Cable del
er cable. Cable sencillo or de
bower cable.
Cábo, am. Extreme, e hel ca
land; handle; paragraph, head;
man der -arope; th Cabo dearmeria,
al mansion. Cado de año, The reli-
Eds saa caslveriesy ota person's death. Ca-
de barras, Last a rin of an account.
de escuadra, Ca
bo de
tds aloabalas, [Col pa walter. Dar
cado, To give occasio dd Cabos
negros en las mugeres, r, eyes,
and eyebrows of a woman, Cabos bam.
cos, (Nan.) Untarred cordage. Dar cabo,
a, Small
(Nan) To threw out a rope. Ai cabo, | Caceria,
tlast. Dar cabo 4, To perfect or com-
plete. De cabo & rabo, From head to
tail. Estar al cabo de, To be thoroughly
acquainted. No tener cabo ni cuenta
wna coea, To se nat neither head nor tail.
Por cabo, Lastly. Por ningun
By no means.
To resume the thread of a discourse.
Cabotage, em. (Nau.) Coasting-trade ; pilot-
Cabra, ef. She-goat: engine to throw sto:
ne row stones.
Cabra montes, Wild oh Treg erg marks
= the lege; § eal ite clouds, Echar
las cabras, To play for who
ost ate mm Cn cati [Og-trees. |
on. -
Cabrahicár ey To improvo a fig-tree.
Cabrahigo, sim. The male wi
Cabréo, em. (Prov.) Register.
Cabrera, Y:
Cab: em. Go
Cabrestánte, em. (Nau.) Capetan.
Oabria, ¢f Axletree; sheers; crane.
Cabrilla, ¢f Little goat ; prawn.—pi, rise pros ome Hobgoblin; ba
Pleiades; marks of
Cabrilleár, "on. To skim tho surface of me
rai to ía Ganado
Cabrióla, of y. Ca: ae - nimble e leap, eki
Cabriolar, Cabr cape a
capers, jum about. [coat; cabriolet.
Cabsiole am. ‘cloak; narrow riding-
Cabrita, a Little she-kid.
rafter. Cabúya, Y. (Bot.) American agave;
ddr Oe
, em. Grove of wild od
eár, om. To caper or cut
Cabritéro, em, Desler in kids.
Cabritilla, ¢f Kid (leather).
Cabritillo, em. dim, Kid, cheveril,
Cabrito, em. Kid, kidling, choveril.
Cabrón, sin. Back, he-goat; one who con-
sents to tho adul of his wife.
as af. (Low) (poi guiar oe
ronázo, mn. augm. One who pros
Gan sen wife. ‘a esr hondas rete
roncillo, cito, zuélo, am.
Cabrfino, na, a. eal”
Cab
Cab
em. Barren
én, em. El gut lished ey ye
the boat Du sisal hemp.
) een. Shipchandler.
la caca, To make public some fault.
oe Cacaotal, em. Cocoa mange! —
Cacebutte, Cacahuóte, ex. Groundant.
prado am. A ; cocoa-bean or choc
olate-
da at Y. Pock-mark.
Cacarañádo, da, e, a. Pock-marked, pitted
by the small-pox, raggart
Cacareadór, ra, a, Crower, cackler; boaster,
Cacareár, on. To crow, cacklo; brag.
Cacaréo, em. Crowing, cackling ; bos. brag.
Caceár, va. To toss or shake in a saucepan.
Y. ee water-channel; sort of
te reee subject (picture)
or shooting party;
Cacerilla, Y din Small on or canal,
Cacerina, af, Cartridge-
Caceróla: Y Y Stow-pan, jan [caries.
Cacéta, sm. dim. Small pan used by apothe-
Cácha, ef Handle of a knife. Cacha Wan-
cas, W hite-handled Spanish knives. Haa-
pia o io E: (Prov.)
Cacháda, q/. Stroke ofone top against another,
Cachalóte, sm. Cachalot, sperm-whale.
Cacharádo, em. Kind of linon.
Cachár, va, (Prov.) To break in pieces,
Cachárro, am. Coarse earthen
pot; any use
less thin
Cockers’: 74 nd forbearance.
cloth or balze.
fap a e cheek.
Cachétas, eeth or "wanda in a lock.
ld fig-tree. Casta om Cies; fue; fist; a box on tho ear.
[sold.| Cachetes de
lr edi Ves ship.
A Bow of a
[Aghter wi cachetero.
a ie
et a. Plamp-chee .
Cachicán, sm. Overseer of a farm. á
Sr odd
enifollér, the
Cac ifollar, e ea. To puff or blow with the
, beam; chevron, in her- Cachigordéte, éta, ito, ita, a. Squat, thick,
[cabrio, Goata. nr
Cachillá ine wot Litter of young.
Cachipólla, af. O Area
ips ae nd pi Stick with a
Cachipórra, A e vd lamatlion,
Cachipórro, sm. (Prov. J 00) “Chub-fhce.
pr em. Broken crockery, old
trampory; a worthless fellow.
[ris knob.
CAD
: CAH
Cácho, am. Slice,
cards. (Ichth.) Red surmullet.
Cécho, a. Bent, crooked.
piece; horn; gamo at} Caddo, am. (Prov.) Ferret-hole.
Cadóce, em. (Ichth.) Gudgeon.
Caducaménte, ad. In a doting manner,
ebs,
Cachólss, 2f. pi. (Nau.) Cheeks of the masts. | Caducante, pa. Doting, do
Cachónda, a. In heat; rutting.
Cachondéz, 4f. Lust.
Cachónes, 87. E Breakers, waves,
Cachópo, em. ( ol (ero: tere oral
Cachorrénas, ¢f. pl. (Prov.) af o
orange, bread, and salt.
Caehorrilla, ito, sm. dém, A little cub; a
man; a little pistol.
Cachúcha, y Cloth or fur
danco its tune.
anchovy.
Cachuléra, af. Cavern or other hiding-place.
Cachámbo, Be Hard cocoa-nut wood.
Cachúnde, 4/. Paste of musk and other aro-
matics, (Spanis!
Cachupin, em. A paropess Spans among
Cacillo, ito, em. dim. Small saucepan.
Cacique, em. Cacique, an Indian chief; a
ácle, (Mex.) Friar's sandals.
aco, am. Piek
if
Cadálso, am. Scaffold. nual,
young [pistol | Caduquéz, q. Caducity, seni
Cachórro, ra, 8, Grown puppy; cub; pocket | Caedizo, za, a. Ready to fall
y cap; pame of a Caed&ra, ef Loose
Caducár, on. To dote; be worn out by ser-
vice. Caducar el legado, To become
extinct. [herald’s staf.
Cad em, Caduceus, Mercury's wand;
Caduel af. Caducity, decrepitude.
Cadúco, y a, Worn out, decrepit; perish-
able. Mal caduco, Epil a y.
fA
reads from the loom.
Caér, on. To fall; lighten. Caer d
do fall fiat; deviate;
to leeward. Caer el plaso, To arrive the
fixed time. Caer en la cuenta, To be-
think one's sell No caer en las cosas,
fal anleap. Caer bien, To De eal Caer
ag o fit, suit.
de la To lose one's favor. Caer
en cama, To me sick, Caer en cosa,
To remember or ses into, comprehend.
Caer en gracia or en gusto, To please.
Caer la balansa, To be partial. ree
á pedasos, To be ve o Caerse
de ánimo, To be dej Caerse de
rísa, To shako with laughter. Caerse en
Ror, To die in the bloom of age. Caer el
color, To fade.
Cáfa, af Cotton stuff of various kinds,
Café, em. Coffee; coffoe-house.
Cafetál, em. Coffee plantation. [ing-gown.
Cafetán, Caftán, ens, Caftan, like our morn-
Cafetéra, af. Coffee-pot; coffee-service.
Cafetéro, em. Coffee-maker or seller. (Bot.)
Coffee-tree.
Cutanal Cadehten, es: CadeBéra tae An: Céfila, am. Caravan; multitade of le,
A O A cannot
Cadáver, sm. Corpse.
Cadavérico, ca, a. Cadsverous,
Casléjo, en. Entangled skein; matted hair.
Cafre, a. Savage, inhuman; a Kafiir; clown-
ish, rode. ments are oily.
Cágaaceite, sm. A little bird whose excre-
Cagachin, em. Kind of gnat or fly, which
$
Cadéna, y. Chain; mortice; series; link;|Cagáda, af. Excrement; ridiculous action,
ezank-treadle, Cadena de rocas,
rocks. Cadena » poe a.
all one's effects to get out of prison.
Cadénca, Y. Caden
Ridge | Cagadéro, em. Place of retirement.
of a| Cagádo, a. (Low) Chicken-hearted fellow.
Cagafiérro, am. Scoria, iron-dross.
: of males, asses, and
horses,
fall of the voice; | Cagnladila, qf A masked dancing procession.
or measure. Hablar en ár, em. Tripe, intestine.
To affect the rhythm of verse. [cadence. | Cagaléra, 4 Diarrhea.
Cadenciádo, áda, ósa, a. Belonging to a | Cagamélos, am. Kind of mushroom.
Cadenéta, q. Lace or needle-work in form Cagir, 6a: Lo quito eel soil, stain.
of a chain. Cagarópa, em. V. Cagachin.
Cadeniile, ita, ef dém. Small chain. (tion. e, om, Washer of the olives in the
Cadénte, a. Decaying; correct in ula-| mill; starling.
Cadéra, 4/. up} nt. Cagárria, q/. 8t. George's agaric.
Caderíllas, ef. pl Hoops worn by ladies, Cagarrúta, 4/. Dung ofsheep, goats, and mice.
Cadéte, am. Cadet, a volunteer in ex
tion of a commission.
Cadi, em Cail, a
Cadillár.
leros.
Cúdmis, y:
ta- | Cagatínta, am. Pottifogger ;
magistrate among mos-! Caga
, om. Place abounding with burdock. | Cagón, na, €. Person with diarrhea; coward.
Cadilléro, ra, a. (Bot.) Covered with bursa. | C
Cadillo, am. (Bot.) Great bar-parsley; bur- | Ca.
dock. Cadillos, Thrums.
nickname for
attorneys’ clerks.
tório, am. Place of retirement.
em. Kaag, a Dutch sloo ela,
in am. Nominal measare of twelve ae
Cahizáda, 4. Land sufficient for one cahés
of seed.
11
CAL
OAL
Caída, q. Fall; tumble; declination; de-
scent, Caida de la prou, (Nau.) Casting
or falling off. Cuida de wna tela, Depth
or drop of a sail. Jr or andar de capa
catda, To decline in fortune. A’ la caida
de la tarde, At the close of the day. Cu-
ída del Sun-set.—pl. Lappets of a
head-dress, Qué ca Mene! How
droll he is!
Caido, da, a. Languid; downfallen.
Caidos, em. pl. Arrears of taxes, of rent, de.
Calmán, em, Caiman, alligator; cunning
man
Calmiónto, sm. Lowneas of spirits; «all
Caimito, sm. Star-apple.
Cairél, em, False hair; furbelow, a flounce.
Caireládo, da, a. Flounced.
Cairelar, ea. To flounce.
Caja, 4/. Square box, case; coffin; chest: a
sheath; drum; cash. Caja de poleo,
Snuff-box. Cajas en ternos, Nest of
boxes. Caja de escopeta, Stock of a fire-
Jock. Caja de coche, Body of a coach.
Cuja de agua, Manger of aship. Caja de
balas, Shot-locker Coja de cartuchos,
Cartridge-box, Ltbro de caja, Cash-book.
Echar con cajas destem adas, To turn
away in a harsh manner, Estar en caja,
To be in equipoise.
Cajéras, af pl, Cavities or holes in blocks.
jéro, em. Cashier; reservoir.
Cajéta, af. Round box; snuff-box; poor-box;
Cajetas, (Nau.) Caburns. (Mex.) Box of
jelly.
Cajetázo, am. Blow with a cajete, [bowl.
Caléte em, (Mex.) A flat earthen pulque-
Cajetin, am. dim, Very small box.
Cajilla, ita, ef dim. Small box.
Cajísta, em, Compositor (in printing).
Cajo, em, Bookbinder's groove.
Cajón, sem. Box or chest; drawer; locker;
space between the shelves of a book-case ;
ry-goods store. Ser de cajon, To be a
matter of course. Ser un ade
To have one's brain full of confused ideas.
Cajoncito, amm, dim, A small box, chest, or
drawer.
Cal, af Ltine. Cal vtva, Unslaked limo. Cal
y canto, Rough stone laid up in mortar.
Ser de cal y canto, Strong, as if built with
lime and stone.
Cala, 87. (Nau.) Creek, a small bay; hole or
plug to ascertain quality or thickness,
Med.) Suppository. Jfacer cala y cata,
o ascertain quantity and quality.
Calabacéra, sf. Pumpkin, gourd, or squash
Calabacéro, sm. Pumpkin-seller.
Calabacica, illa, ita, te dtm. Small pumpkin.
Calabacilla, ¢f Mould for a tassel; gourd-
shaped ear-ring. {kin.
Calabacin, em. A small, young, tender pump-
Calabacinate, sm. Fried pumpkina
Calabacino, 81m, Gourd or calabash bottle.
Calabáza, sf Pumpkin, squash, urd.
Calabasa anaranjada, nge-fruited
gourd, Calabaza bonetera, Squash goard.
Calabasa vinatera, Bottle gourd or cal-
abash. [basb-fulL
eae Y. Butt with tho head; a cala-
Tea sm. Ground planted with pamp-
ins,
Calabazáte, am. Preserved pumpkin candied.
een em. augm. Large winter pump-
in.
Calabóbos, em. Fino rain, drizzle,
Calabozige, em. Jail-foes.
Calabózo, sm. Dungeon; prison.
Calabróte, em, Stream-cable.
Calacánto, am. (Bot) Flea-bane. [mand
Caláda, 4f. Bap flight; introduction ; repri-
array am. Open work. (Nau.) Draught,
the depth of water. Lace.
Caladór, em. Borer; calking-iron; probe.
Caládro, af. A bird of the family of larks,
Calafite, Calafateadór, em. Calker.
Calafateadú ong E E
E e act of calkin
Calafhateár, Calafeteár, va. (Nau.) To cal
Calafetéo, em. Calking.
Calafetin, em. Calker's boy or mate,
Calafrága, af. fot) Saxifrage.
Caláge, em. (Prov.) Chest, trunk.
Calagózo, am. Bill or hedging-hook.
or Semen af. (Bot.) Calaguala, fern-root.
Calahorra, o A public oftice where
bread is distributed.
Calalúz, em. Kind of East Indian vessel.
Calamaco, em. Calamanco, woollen stuff.
Calamár, sm. Squid, sea-sleeve; sepia
Calambác, am, Calamba, or calambac wood,
Calámbre, sm. Spasm, cramp.
Calambico, sm. (Bot.) Calaba-tree.
Calaménto, Calaminta, £, Mountain-balm or
calamint.
Calamidad, 4/. Calamity, misery.
Calamina, or Piédra Calaminar, ¢/ Calamine,
zinc oro.
Calamita 47 Calamite, am. Small green frog.
amita, af Amite, én. Sma n
Calamitosaménte, ad. Diestowls |
Calamitóso, ea, a. Calamitous, wretched.
Cálamo, em. (Bot.) Sweet flag, calamus ; sort
of flute.
Calamocáno, a. Somewhat faddled.
Calamóco, em, Icicle, eadod nail.
Calamón, em. Purple water-hen; round-
Calamórra, af. (Coll) The head.
Calamorráda, 4/. Butt of a horned beast.
Calandrájo, sm. Rag hanging from a gar-
ment; ragamuffin.
Calándria, af (Orn.) Bunting; laundress’
mangie; calender mangle.
Calanis, en, (Bot.) Calamus,
Calafia, af Character, quality.
Calapatillo, sm. Maggot or worm.
Calár, va, To penetrate, perforate; cut out
in open-work; discover; put; imitate;
fix. Calar el timon, To hang the rudder.
Calar el palo, To step a mast. Calar el
melon, To cut a water-melon. Calar el
Tolet down a draw-bridgo. Calar
dayoneta, To fix the bayonet. Calar
la cuerda, To apply the match. Calar
las cubas, To a barre!.—or. To en-
ter; be wet through; stoop. Calares
sobre, To dart or pounce on.
Calár, a. Calcareous, [brained fellow.
Calavéra, af. Skull; pea a wild, hot-
Calaveráda, af. Foolish, or ill-jadgod action,
OAL
, en. To act foolishly.
Calaverear, Calén
Calaverilla, ita, ef dim. Little ‘skal: aga Calénda.
nuts.
bote, am. Bread made of acorns or chest- | Calendario, sm. Almanac, calendar; date,
Calcamár, sr. Seu-fowl on tho coast of
fellow,
oy y
Brazil [ve
Calcañal, Calcañár, sm. Heel, heel-bone; to
Calcáneo. em. (Anat) Calcaneum.
Calcañuélo, sm. A disease of bees.
Calcar, va. To trace on tracing-paper; tram
Aaa, ea Cal
rea, a. Calcareous,
Clee, em, Tire of a wheel. (Nau.) Top.
Calcedónia, A OT chs chalcedony.
Cares ras der et tocking; fi fotters. Hi
cota, te er acer
calceta, T
Calceteria, wf. Hoster’s shop; hosiery.
Calcetéro, ra, £ Stocking- - maker, mender,
seller, or hosler.
OAL
af. Kind of East India calico.
f Tho ce calendar martyrology. Ga-
Hacer calendarios, To muse.
ad pia Y. Marigold.
Calentador, en, did warming-pan.
Cal arr as om. Warming; a disease of
| caleniás oa. To warm, heat; urge; dis-
or. To be hot or proud; : lig hot.
entón, sm, Dares un Coll)
To take a bit of a warming. fama’ fever.
alentára, 4 A fever. Calenturas, Chille
Calenturiénto, ta, a. Feverisb; fever-sick.
Calentarilla, af dim. Blight fever.
Calenturón, em. a lolent fever.
Calepino, sm. Vocabulary, dictionary.
Caléra, ef Lime-kiln. [sold.
| Caleris, 8/. Place where lime is burnt and
Calcetilla, Calciila, af dira. Smal! stocking. ‘Calero, ra, a, Calcaroous,
Calcetón, am. augm. Large stocking worn roba sm. Lime-burner, maker, or seller.
under boots.
Calcide, Calcides, sim. Kind of pilchard. Calesóro, em, Driver of a
Calcina, af. Mortar, cement.
Galcinacion. af. (Chem.) Calcination.
Caleinár, ea. and er. To caleine.
Culelnatério, cin-
Caleo, em. A transferred drawing. [Ing. | C
ye taza nah hy Y. eee ary) art of engray- | Cal
ngraver
Calculáble, a. Calculable.
Calculación, sf Calculation, compatation.
Caiculadér, sm. r, accountant,
Calealar, va. . To calculate, reckon.
Culculo, sm, Calcalus, calculation ; estimate.
aa Med.) Calcalas, gravel.
cul sa, £. Calculose, calculous.
Oualda, y armth, heat; warming. Caldas,
hot-s
Caldaria, as Ley caldaria, Water ordeal.
Calder, oa. To raise to welding-heat; warm,
Caldéo, em. Chaldaic.
Caldéra, sf. Cauldron, boiler.
Calderáda, qf A canlaron full, a coppe fall.
Calderería, sf. Brazier's shop or t
Calderéro, sr. Brazier, coppersmith ; tinker;
Calderita, 4 af Sinall cauldro kettle; ket-
n, akettle; ke
tle fol. (Mex.) Chocolate-pot.
Calderico, ica, illo, illa, £. A sinall kettle.
Calderilla, ef Holy-water pot; copper coin.
Caldéro, am. A cauldron or boiler, a copper.
Calderón, em. Copper, large cauldron; mark
ofa thousand Y: h
Calderuéla, y Small kettle; dark lantern.
cia rs a7, Gravy of a fricassee;
broth.
ci am. Broth. a Wine, ofl, and
all spiritaous liqu Caldo, ettlcido, | Calificár
Pressed juice of
PO oa Y Nt to tk, f broth, thi
sa, a. Having plenty o: cl D.
Poda am. Ul-seasoned broth; h -wash.
Calecér, va. To heat, warm; urge;
em. dim. Small chalice,
Calefaciónte, a. (Med.) Heating.
Calefacción, q. Calofaction, heating.
iaa em. Stove or place for warming.
Calésa, y. Calash; chalse ; sae. oe
le horse-chaise, a gig.
Omer or driv ast ss a calesin,
Calesin, am. Sin
Calesinéro, am.
atory. ayia Y. (Nau.) Cove, creek, fice
Calétre, =~ ere: rar
em.
Calibsddor dan, da, PS Chalybean; chalybeato.
Callbrár, va. To examine the caliber.
Calibre, em, Caliber; diameter; sort, kind;
uality. Com or calibres, Callipera. '
Calicánto, sm. Sweet-scented shrub; wall
of stone laid in mortar.
Caliche, am. Pebble burnt in a brick.
Calicó, sm. Asi se lama en Ynglaterra
lo que se llama en los E. U. leached
shirings, on donde las sarasa se lama
TEE Calicát, 3f Silk stuff from India.
Calidád, q. Quality; condition; kind; fash-
jon; requisite; nol nobility. Calidades, Con-
ditions
Calidéz, af. am ation fire; glow.
Cálido, da, a. Hot, piquant; crafty, artful.
Caliénte, a. Warm, hot; flery, feverish.
Hierro caliente, Red-hot iron. Tener la
grs caliente, (Met.) To face dangers,
ae coments Piping hot, on the spot, at
Calista, y. Kind of mushroom.
Califa, em. Caliph.
Califito, sm, Caliphate, the dignity of caliph.
rio Y. Qualification ; f; habili-
Callficdtio, da, a. Qualified, authorized.
Calificadór, sm. One who is qualified to say
and do. Calificador del santo oficio, Ex-
rafa of ca Inquisition.
quello: empower; certify ;
ls o prove one's noble birth.
Caliga, y. Half-boots worn by Roman sol-
ers,
Caliginóso, sa, a. Dark, dim; obscure.
Caliprales, ia, ef. Caligraphy, elegant penman-
Cali “a am, Beantifal writer.
Cali . dim. A slight suppository, clyster.
Calimáco, em, (Prqv.) Calaman ano,
CAL
CAM
Caliu, em. A metallic composition resem-|Calór, sm. Heat; glow; warmth, ardor;
bling lead.
Calina, y/. Thick vapor, mist or fog.
Calipédes, am. A slow-paced animal.
Calis, 4/. (Bot.) Alkanet or orchanet.
Cáliz, em, Chalice,a communion cup. (Bot)
Calyx.
Calizo, za, a. Calcareous, Iimy.
Calla, Callando, ad. Privately, secretly.
Callada, 4/. Dish of tripe. (noise, privately.
De Calláda or A‘ las Call ad. Without
Calladaménto, ad. Silently, secretly.
Calladaris, af A kind of cotton stuff
Calládo, da, a. Silent, reserved; discreet.
Collendica, ito, ad. In a low voice; allen
softly. a
Callár, on. To be silent; hush; dissemble;
Calle, 4f Street; lane; gullet. Calle de ár-
doles, Alley or walk in a garden. Soca
de calle, Entrance of a street. Culle
mayor, Main strect. Calle traviesa,
Cross street. Azotar las calles, To walk
the streets. Hacer culle, To make way;
overcome difficulties.—/né. Strange! won-
derfal! make way !
Calleár, ea. To clear the walks.
Calléja, af Lane. (streets, gad.
Callejeúr, ca. To walk or loiter about the
Callejoro, ra, @. Applied to a loiterer.
Calléjo, Callóyo, am. (Prov.) Pit into which
PO rra falls when pursued.
lejón, sm. Long narrow lane; narrow
pass, Callejon de combate, Orlop
way. Sage.
Callejoncillo, am, dim. A little narrow pas-
Capua af. Lane or narrow passage; eva-
on,
Callemándra, 8f. Kind of woollen stuff.
Calliálto, ta, a. Having swelling welts or
borders,
Cállo, em. os A on ry feet; wen.
—t, acer or tener callos,
To be hardened:
enco ment; brunt of an action.
Calórico, am. (Chem.) Caloric.
Calorimetro, am. (Chem.) Calorimetor.
Calorosamónte, ad. Warmly, ardently, hotly.
Caloróso, sa, a. Warm, hot, heating.
Calóstro, sm. Colostrum, the first milk,
Calóto, sm. Metal from a certain bell in
Popayan.
Calpizque, em. Rent-gatherer, a steward.
Calumnia, Calímia, 4f Calamny, slander.
Calumniadór, ra, a, Calumniator, aslanderer,
Calumniár, va. To calumniate, slander.
Calamniosaménte, ad. Calumniously, slan-
derously,
Calumnideo, sa, a. Calumnious, slanderous.
Calurosaménte, ad. Warmly, ardently, hotly.
Calur sa, a, Warm, hot; heating.
Calva, q/. Bald pate; game among country
ple. Caloa de almete, tofa
elmet. Caiea.
Calvár, va. To hit a stone in the game of
Calvário, em. Debts, tally, score; Calvary.
Calvatruóno, em. Baldness; a wild person.
Calvaza, sf. augm. tare bald pate.
Calvéro, Calvijár, Calvitár, em. Barren
und among fruitfal lands.
Calvéte, sm. dim. Little bald pate.
Calvéz, Calvicie, if Baldness.
Calvilla, q/. dim. Little baldness.
Calvinismo, en. Calvinism.
Calvinista, em. Calvinist.
Calvo, va, a. Bald; barren, uncultivated.
Tierra pee bir soil,
Cálza, y3/. oose breoches, trowsers;
opt ‘Galea acuchilladas, Slashed
trowsers. En ecg tenga In an odd
or imperfect state. Meter en una calaa,
To put one on his mettle.
Calzáda, af. Causeway ; the high-road; grav -
el-walk; avento.
Cal y. Hempen cord.
Calzadillo, ito, am. dim. Small chose.
Callén, sm. Big corn or wen; shoemakers' Pa da, a. Shod, wearing shoes,
rubber, a whetstone.
Callosidad, af. Callosity, callousness,
Callóso, sa, a. Callous; corny, corneous,
Calloú sm. (Amer.) Wine extracted from
a a Acai; cms, tranqalll
ma, af. my; calmness, ul :
dulness of business, Zterras pere
Flat, yar country. Zn calma, Smooth
Bea,
o, em. Covering for the feet; horse
with four white feet. Calasadot, Cover-
ing for the legs and feet. Tráeme el
e do, Bring me my stockings and
shoes. 7
Calzadór, sm. Shoeing-leather; shocing-
horn, Entrar con caleador, (Met.) To
enter with much labor. (tire.
alma muerta or chicha, Dead |Onlzadúra, af. Putting on the shoes; wooden
calm.
Calmánte, pa. and e. Mitigating; narcoti
Calmár, va. To calm, pa s : al”
ae: allay.—on. To fall be be-
calmed.—or. To be pacified.
Cálmia, q. Kalmia, a genus of planta.
Calmóso, sa, a, Calm; tranquil; tard
Calocár, em. Kind of white earth
Calócha, 4/. Clog; overshoe.
Calofriádo, da, a. Chilly, shivoring with
Calofriárse, Caloafriárse, or. To shiver with
cold, (tended with shiv.
Calofrio, Calosfrio, sm. Indisposition,
[anodyne. | Calzár, oa. To put on shoes; to
sae pation, see, cies pee
on; clothe; strengthen a;
a ball of a determined size. Caleares á
To govern or pane & person.
o, em, Iron plate of tho felloes; cu
Culsos, Boat-acantlings, ski
A chockas,
orca: Calzón, em. Ombre, a game at cards; amail-
foold.| olothes.—pi (Nau.) Goose-winga Cal-
sones, Breeches.
Calzonázo, em. augm. Big pair of breeches.
rita calsonasos, He is a weak, soft
ellow.
Calóma, af Singing of sailors when they |Calzoncillos, sm. pl. Drawers; ombre,
haul a rope.
Calomelános, sm. pl. Calomel.
Calóna, q”. for calumniating.
Cáma, af. Bed, couch, layer. Cama con
ruedas, A truck-bed; bed-hangings; the
body of a cart; the sheath of a plough.
CAM
CAM
Cama del melon, Part of a melon which
touches the ground; litter; branch of a
bridle; layer of dung and earth for ralsing
plants; dye-hbox. acer cama,
To keep |
Cambiáble, a. Fit to be bartered or 3X-
changed. [or broker.
Cambiadór, em, Barterer; money changer
Cambiamiénto, #m. Change, alteration.
one's bed. Hacer la cama, To make up, Cambiánte, a. Bartering, exchanging.
the bed.
Camáda, sf Brood of young animals, a litter.
Cumeda de ladrones, Den of thieves,
em. Cameo.
Camil, om. Hem
Camaleón, em. Chameleon. (Bot.) Th
(Mex.) The horned frog of the U. 8.
Cama! sm. Came
Camamila, 4% gn. Cuendopará, ii
Camándula, ef Chaplet of one or three de-
Tener muchas camandulas, To
use many tricks. [dula.
d a. Of the order of Caman-
Camandulería, y. Hypocrisy, et
ulation. phypoer! cal:
Camanduléro, ra, a. and e, of tricks,
, o halter Es a for ES Camb}
Camalachár, va. To barter, give in exc n
: : isde. | Camb
par res ee Variety of hues reflected by
light. biante de letras, A banker,
exchanger. [transfer.
Cambiar, ea. To barter, exchange; alter;
Y. Reservoir; intersecting per-
cular line; square.
io, sm. Barter, commutation; ch :
bank; flux, Cusmbto seco, Accommoda-
tion bill Dar 6 tomar á cambio, To
lend or borrow on interest. Cambio por
letras, Trade tn bills of exchange.
Cambista, em, Banker, broker; goldsmith.
Camblánte, em. Changeable silk; kind of
camilet,
Cambráy, em. Cambric, fine linen.
Cambrayádo, da, a. Resembling cambric,
Cambrayón, am. Coarse cambric.
Camara, 4. Hall; granary; laxity; cabin of| Cambrón, sm. Common bucktborn.
a ship. Cámara alta, Reundhouse.
mara del rey, The kings state room;
king's council; ex mer, Cámara al-
ta or de los pares, The house of lords.
Cámara baja or de los comunes, The
house of commons. Cámara de C
Supreme eouncil of Castile. Mosa de
camara, Chambermaid. Coche de od-
Camarála, of Corrado, partner; soclety
A e, er; society or
company; assembly, Camaradas
rancho, Messmates. Camaradas de na-
eto, a ;
am. Granary, ront fora :
Camaranchén, e. Garro t. Es
Camaréra, of. Head waiting-maid; keeper
of the queen's w:
Camareria, & Place of a valet de chambre.
Camarcro, sm, Valet de chambre; steward;
lord chamberlain.
Camariénto, ta, a. Troubled with a diarrhaa.
Camarilla, ¢/ Small room; the room where
boys are ff
Camarin, em,
Camariña, y a low shrub. |
Camarista, am. A member of the supreme
council of la Cámara ; maid of honor to
the queen.
Camarita, af dirn, Small chamber or room.
Camarléngo, em. Lord of the bed-chamber.
Camarón, em. (Icbth.) Shrimp.
Camaronéro, em. Shrimp-catcher.
te, em. Room on board a ship, a
berth.
Camasquince, sm, Nickname of a meddle-
some person.
Camastrón, em, Sly, artful, cunning fellow.
názo, em, augm, Great impostor,
hypocrite.
Camatónes, sm. pl. (Nau.) Iron fastenings.
Cambaláche, em. (Coll.) Barter.
Cambalacheár, va. To barter.
Cambalachéro, sm. Barterer.
Cambalés, sm. Company of six comedians.
Cambas, 4q/. pl. Pieces put to a closk or
round garment.
Ceanbéyaa, q/. pl. Kind of cotton staff.
Cá-| Cambronal, em. Thicket of briers, brambles,
Cambronéra, 8/. (Bot.) Box-thorn.
Cambar, af. (S. A.) Banana,
Cambáy, em. Go American myrtle-tree.
sesh ae em. Child's cap tied closo; mask,
ve
Camedáfne, q/. Mezereon, spurge-olive.
Camédrio, em. (Bot.) Wall germander.
Camédris, em. (Bot.) Germander, speedwell.
Cameléa, y”. (Bot.) Widow-wall, a shrub.
de| Cameléuca, 2f. (Bot.) Colt's-foot,
ony P
Camelina, af. t.) Purging flax. [yoke.
Camélla, el She-camel; ridge; a milk-pall;
Camelléjo, sm dim. 8 camel; a piece
of ordnance. (drivin
Camellería, y. Stable for camels; camel-
Camellcro, em. Keeper or driver of camels,
Caméllo, em. Camel; ancient cannon.
Camellón, em. Ridge turned up by the
plough; drinking-trough for cattle; car-
penter's horse; bed of lowers; camlet.
Camello-pardál, am. Camelopard, giraffe.
Camelóte, em. Camlet. [thin camleta,
Camelotillos, Camelloncillos, sm. Light or
Camemóro, sm. (Bot.) Cloud-berry bramble,
Camepitios, em. (Bot.) Common ground
pine. [rhododendron.
Camerhododéndros, em. (Bot.) Rusty -leaved
Caméro, am. Upholsterer.
Caméro, a. Belonging to a bed or mattresa,
Camilla, 47 Small bed; clothes-horse; frame,
Caminadór, sm. G walker.
Caminánte, em. Traveller, walker.
Caminár, on. To travel; walk, march. Ca-
minar con pies de plomo, To act with
pradence. jaunt.
Camináta, 4/. Walk for exercise; excursion,
Camino, em. Road, way; Journey: profes:
sion. Camino de herradura, Path, bri-
dle-road. Camino carretero, Carriage-
road. Camino de Santiago, (Ast.) Ga-
laxy. the milky-way. Jr fuera de camé-
no, To act contrary to reason. £” rar
el camino, To clear the way. Sar al
camino, To go to meet a person. De
camino, In one's way, going ane.
Camisa, /. Shirt; A thie skim
CAM
CAN
fruit; stock of counters ; rough plasterin
Camisa de una vela, The body of a sail.
Estús en tu camisa? Are you lu your
senses? Saltar de su camisa, To jump
out of one's skin. [with wide sleeves,
Camistta, 4/ Knit shirt; short shirt or shift
Camisilla, Y. dé. Small shirt.
Camisóla, af Ruffled shirt; nity frock
worn by rowers, frock; gown.
Camisón, sm. Long wide shirt; laborer's
Camisóte, em. Anciont armor.
Camita, af. dim. Small pallet, or cot.
o Y. Chamomile, (odoriferous
plan
Camón, em. Large bed; frame of laths.
Camon de vidrios, Glass partition.—pl.
Wooden tire. room.
Campiña, q/. Flat tract of arablo land, field
Campo, em, Country; fleld, space; crops;
camp. Campo santo, Burial-ground. Pot-
ter'sfield. Descubrir campo or el campo,
To reconnoitre. JZacer campo, To clear
the way. lacerss al campo, To tes
from danger. Jr dé campo tracieso, To
make a short cut. Quedar en el campo,
To be killed. Saltr al campo, To go ont
to fight a duel Campo á campo, (MIL)
Camuisa, 4% Pippin, an appl
. Pippin, an apple.
Camuéso, 4. ip in-tree; simpleton, fool.
Camá Y. pl (Prov.) All seeds, oxcept
wheat, barley, and rye.
Camite, sm. Sweet potato.
| Camúza, ¢f Chamois
Camoncillo, sm, State stool in a drawing-. Camuzón, am. a oa Lares chamois skin.
Camorra, 8/. Quarrel, dispute.
Camorrista, €. Noisy, quarrelsome person.
Camóte, a7. Sweet potato, Carolina potato.
Campál campal, Pitched battle.
Campaménto, sm. Encampment, camp.
Campána, 8. Bell; parish church; bottom
of a well; iron hoop. Campana de
chimenea, The funnel of a chimney.
Campana de rebato, Alarm-bell.
Campanáda, @f Stroke of the bell. Dar| Canal, em. Channel; strait;
campanada, To cause scandal. [looms
Campanário, em. Belfry; noddle; rack in
Campaneár, oa. To ring the bell meqnenty;
divulge. A ancing.
Campanéla, 4f Sudden motion of the feet in
Campanéo, em. Boll-ringing, chime.
Campanéro, em. Bell-founder: bellman.
Campanéta, af dim. Small bell. (shape.
Campanifórme, a, en Paige er bell-
Campanil, em. Small belfry.—a. Metal cam-
pani, Bell-metal.
Campanilla, 8/. Small bell; small bubble;
epiglottis; littlo tassol; bell-flower. Cam-|Canálla, af Mob,
nillas NG
pa de otoño, Garden daffodil.
Campanillazo, em. Violent ringing of a hell,
Campanilleár, va. To ring a small bell often.
Campanilléro, em, Bellman, public erler.
Campanino, a. Applied to a kind of marble.
Campánte, pa. Excelling, sorperino
Campanádo, da, a de; bell-shape;
Cont 2
prada d nee oan ula,
Campáña, 4f Cam . level country.
Campaña aaeal Chula Viveres
Can, em. Dog; «star; ancient piece ol
ordnance. Cam de levantar, which
starts the game. Can de busca, Terrier.
Canes, Brackota, corhels.
Cána, 4f. Measure, about two ells ¡ny hatr.
Peinar canas, To grow old. No peinar
muchas canas, To die young. Tener
camas, To be grayheadod, be old.
Canabálla, sf Fishing-boat.
gutter; canal;
drinking-trough; comb of the loom; bar
of a hot-press. Canal de la Mancha,
British channel. Canal de tocino, A hog
killed and dressed. Canal de uit brulote,
Train-trough of a fire-ship. fluted.
Canaládo, da, a. Passing through ac el,
Canaléja, y. Small drinking-trough,
Canalcra, ef Gutter.
Canalóte, sm. Paddle, a small oar.
Canalita, af dim, Small channel or canal.
Canalizo, em. Narrow channel between two
islands, A e
rabble, popa
Canalliza, af ory, vagrancy.
Canalón, em, gutter or spoat.
ra 2 A kind of cartridge-box; fricas-
see of chickens.
Canapé, g/. Couch or seat; sottee.
sr ah Ras Poser page Pas a dance intro-
uced in in. au.) Barge. Cana-
río, int. Zounds| 6 y
Canásta, 4/. Basket, hamper: olive-measure.
Canastéro, ra, am. Basket-maker. cloth,
Canastilla, af Small basket; swaddling-
campaña, Sea stores, Batir or correr PAra bet Small tray; sinall basket,
la campaña, To reconnoitre the enemy.
Estar en campaña, To make a gest ta
Campár, en. To encamp ; excel in abilities.
Cumpar con su estrella, To be fortunate
or successful.
Campeadór, sm. Combater, warrior,
Campeár, un. To be in the field; frisk | Cancam
[wood.) | Cáncana, af
Campeachy- | Cancanilla, af Deception, fraud.
about: be eminent; oxcel.
Campéche, em. Log-wood,
Campeón, sm. Champion, combatant.
Campéro, ra, a.
the open field.
Campéro, sm. Friar who superintends a
farm; pig brought up in the fields,
Cam pesi
pestral, rustic.—4. A countryman.
aah, a dim, Small fio!
to the weather in | Cancél, em. Screen in church
Canasto
anástro, em. basket.
Cancabúz, vel :
R em. Veil for the face.
Cáncamos, am. Eye-bolts. Cáncamos
de argolla, Ring-bolts. Cdncamoe de
gancho, Hook-bolts.
Cancamúrria, 4f Sadnoss, melancholy.
af. Trick to decelve.
logging-bench.
Cáncano, sm. (Low) Louse.
feo.
Cancelación, Canceladúra, sf. Cancellation,
expunging.
Cancelar, ea, To cancel, annul; effaca
no, na, Campéstre, a. Rural, cam-| Cancelaria, Canceleria, 9. Papal chancery.
Cancelárlo, sm. Chancellor in univeraítiea,
Cancellcría, q/. Chancery.
Cáncer. em. Cancer; a sign of the zodiac.
Cancerarse, tr. To cancerate,
Cancerúso, sa, a. Cancerons,
Canchalagaa, Canchelagua, Canchilágua, 2
Canch “plant, a kind of gentian; a
medicinal her
Cancilla, af. Wicker-door or wic
Canciller, sos. Chancellor. (writing.
Cancillerésco, ca, a. Chancery form of hand-
Canción, af Song, verses set to music; poem.
misma
Hea á la ih repeat
the old age ttle song.
Cancioncica, illa, ita, af dim, os a
Cancionéro, sra. Song-book.
Cancro, em, V. Cuncer.
Candadico, illo, ito, am. Small padlock.
Candado, am. Padlock ; pendant, drop ear-
ring Cundados, Cavities of horses’ feot.
Candamo, sm. Ancient rustic dance.
Candara, af Sieve or screen for sifting.
Cande, a, ÓN
Candeál, a. White, applied to wheat,
Candéda, sf. Blossom of the walnut-tree,
Candéla, af Candle; light, fire. Arrimarse
á la candela, To draw near the fire,
Acabarse la candela, To be near one's
end. Estar con la candela en la mano,
To be dying; chestnut-blossom.
Candelábro, sm. Candlestick.
Candeláda, af Sudden blaze from straw.
Candelaria, af Candlemas; mullein plant.
Candelerázo, sm. Large candlestick. [sho
Candeleria, af. Tallaw and wax cbandler's
Candeléro, sm. Candlestick; lamp; fishing-
torch. Estar en el candelero, To be high
in office; eye stanchion. Candeleros,
(Nan) Stanchions or crotches.
Candeletón, em. Large stanchion.
Candelica, fila, ita, af. Small candle.
Candelilla, sf Bougie, catheter; blossom of
poplars. Hacer la candelilla, To stand
on the hands and head.
Candelizas, sf pl. (Nau.) Braila, braces.
Candéncia, 8/, descence, wbite heat,
esti a. Incandescent, red-hot.
Arúcar candi, eurer cone,
Candial, a, White, applied to wheat.
Candidaménte, ad. ¿Xndialy.
Candidáto, em. Candidate. (ty.
Candidéz, sf. Whiteness; candor: simplici-
Candido, a. White, snowy; candid;
simple.
Candicl, am. Beverage used in Andalusia.
Candil, sm. Lamp, gencrally the common
iron one; cock of a hat. (Mex.) A chan-
delier ; yet a stag’s horn. Baile de
candéd, A ball held by tho light of a poor
lam [tity spilt.
Candi ef. Spot of lamp-oil, or the quan-
Candilázo, am.
low given with a ae
Candiléja, af Inner part of a lamp. (Bot.)
rd af. Spanish birth wort.
ilejéra, sf. wo
Candiléjo, em, aa. Small kitchen lamp.
Candilera, em. Lamp-wick plant.
Candilón, en. augm. Large open lamp.
Candióta, 4f Barrel or keg for wine; large
earthen jar.
Candiotéro, sm. Maker of candiotas.
Candénga, af. Flirt, deceitful civility; play-
fal trick intended to deceive. Dar can
donga ó chasco, To play a carnival
Candon A ennning, fawning per:
ÚNRO, a. A cunning, fawning per-
Candonpueae: va. To jeer, sneer. ll
Candonguéro, ra, a. A cunning person ludi-
crously mischiovous. nese,
Candór, am. Candor, purity of mind, frank-
Canecillo, em. Corbel, bracket, modillon,
Canéla, ef, True cinnamon; Ceylon cinna-
mon. (flavor.
Canelado, da, a. Of a cinnamon color or
ee sm. Cinnamon-tree or cinnamon
nurel.
Canclón, sm. Gutter; sweetmeat; icicle;
cassia or Chinese cinnamon. nelones,
End of a cat of nine-tails.
Cánge, sm. Exchange of prisoners, creden-
tials or treaties.
Cangeár, ca, To exchange prisoners, dec,
Cangilón, sm. Earthen jar or pitcher; metal
tankard. sail
Cangrúja, a, Vela cangreja, Fore and aft
Cangréjo, sm. Crab, craw-fish, cancer;
truck le-cart.
Cangrejuélo, em. dim. Small craw-fish.
Cangrúna, af. o mortification.
Cangrenárse, or. To be afflicted with gan-
grene.
Cangrenóso, sa, a. Gangrenous, mortified.
Cénia, af. (Bot.) Small nettle.
Canibal, Canibal, sm. Cannibal.
Canicula, 2/. Dog-star; dog-days. Canicula
marina, Dog-fish. [dog-star.
Caniculár, a, Canicular, belonging to the
Caniculáres, sm. pl. Dug-days. [diea,
Canido, em. Parrot found in the West In-
rat ja, a. and e, Weak, infirm, sickly.
Canil, em. Coarse bread, dog's bread.
Canilla, sf Canilla de la pierna, Shin-
bone. Canilla del braso, Arm-bono;
pipe or tube, spool.
Canilláda, da, a. V. Acanillado.
Canilléra, 4/7. Ancient armor. [maker.
Canilléro, em. Tap-hole in a cask; spool-
Canina, sf Excrement of dogs. [like a dog.
Caninaménte, ad. Passionately, snarling
Cantnéro, em. A gatherer of dog-dung for
Caninéz, 2/. Inordinate appetite. [tanners.
Canino, na, a. Canine ; Banger:
Caniqui, of India muslin: glass vial.
Cano, na, a. Frosty, gray-headed; prudent,
Canóa, af. Canoe.
Canoéro, em, Conductor of a canoe.
Canól, em. Indian fishing-basket,
Canoita, sm. dim, Small canoe.
Canon, sm. Canon; catalogue of the books
da the ae gob dered fee. ona
on, A e sort of type.
Canons or canonical laws,
Canonésa, 4f Canoness, a woman not bound
by monastic rule,
Canongia, 8/. Canonry, canonship.
Canónicamónte, ad. Canonical] y.
Canonicáto, em, Canonry, canonship.
Canónico, ca, a. Canonical. Casa canónica,
Monastery of regular canons.
Canónigo, sm. Canon or prebendary.
Canonista, sm. Canonist, a professor of the
canon law. 7
CAN
OAN
Canonizáble, a. Wortby of canonization.
Canonización, 4 Canonization, consecration.
Canonizar, va. To canonize, consecrate; ap-
plaud. (loud.
Canóro, ra, a. Canorous, musical; shrill,
Canóso, sa, a. lHoary, gray-headed; old.
Caneademenle, ad. Importanely, trouble-
somely.
Cansádo, da, a. Weary, exhausted, tired ;
tedious, tiresome; Spent; impaired; worn
out,
Cansado, am. Bore.
Cansincio, am. Weariness, lassitude, fatigne,
Cansár, va. To weary, fatigue, overcome;
harass; exhaust.—or. To tiro one's self
Canscra, af Fatigue, weariness.
Cantáble, a. Tunable, harmonious; pathetic
Cantáda, ef Cantata, a musical composition.
Cantaléta, ef. Pun, jest, joke. Dar canta-
leta, To laugh at.
Cantar, em. Song set to music. Cantares,
Canticles or Song of Solomon, Cantares
de pea Old metrical romances.
Cantar, va. To sing; divulge; announce.
Cantar á libro abierto, To sing off-hand.
Cantar de plano, To make a plain and
fall confession ; be fond of one's own
praise.
Cantara, q. Large, narrow-mouthed pitcher;
measure of about o o ints.
Cantarcioo, illo, ito, sm, dim. Little song.
Cantaréra, 8/. Bheif for jars, pitchers, due,
Cantaréro, ra, 8. A dealer In earthen jars dea.
Cantárida, q/. Cantharidos, Spanish fly;
blister. [drosace.
Cantarillo, am, Binall jar; oval-leaved an-
Cantarin, sm, An incessant singer. [8
Cantarína, ef A woman who sings on the
Cántaro, am. Large narrow-mouthed pitch-
er; wine measure; vessel into which
tickets are put to be drawn out dy Jot.
Entar en cántaro, To be pro or an
offica Entrar en cántaro, To be lable
to be chosen. llover & To
rain by bucketsfull, to pour. Mora de
cántaro, Water-girl; fat, bulky woman.
Cantatriz, 4/. Stage singer (woman).
Cantázo, sm. Wound given by a stone,
Cantéles, am. pl. (Nau) Ends of old ropes
put under casks.
Cantéra, 4 Quarry ; talents or genius. Le-
eantar una cantera, To cause disturb-
ances.
Cantercár, en. To hang up flitches of bacon.
Canteria, af Howing stone, stone cutting;
stone building.
Cantéro, em. Stono-cutter. Cantero de pan,
Crust of bread. Cantero de heredad,
(Prov.) Piece of ground.
Canterón, em. (Prov.) Large tract of land.
Canticio, am. (Coll.) Constant singing.
Cantico, #m. ticle. Cántico de los cán-
ticos, The Song of Solomon.
Cantidad, af Quantity; measure, number.
Cantidad discreta, Distinct or separate
quantity.
Cantil, em. Bie tock
Cantllágua, af (Prov.) Purging flax. [tion.
Cantilóna, 6f Ballad, ditty; tiresome repeti-
Cantillo, a dim, A little stone.
Cantimarón, sra.
Catamaran.
Cantimplóra, gf. Syphon; Hquor-case.
Cantina, 4f Collar; sutler's shop in barracka,
&c.; case used to cool wine on a journey.
Cantinas, Canteens.
Cantinéla, 4/. Ballad ; irksome repetition.
Cantinéro, sm. Butler; sutler.
Cantiña, ef A song in Galtcia and Asturias.
Can em, Stony ground.
Canto, sm. Stone; singing; edge, or bor-
der. Canto de mesa, Extremity of a
table. De canto, On the edge or end;
art of music; canto; hard crust of a loaf
A’ or al canto, Immiucnt, very near.
Al canto del gallo, At midnight.
Cautón, sm. Corner; part of an escutcheon ;
canton, region.
rara e Corner; limit. Dar can-
tondda, To disappoint a person.
Cantonár, va, To send troops into canton-
menta,
Cantoneárse, er. To walk with an affected
air, V. Contoneo,
Cantonóo, em. Affected walk, gait, manner.
Cantonéra, af. Corner-plate; woman of the
town.
Cantór, ra, 8. Singer; small singing-bird.
cantero, om, dim. Potty, worthless
singer.
Cantorrál, em, Stony ground.
Cantúdas, 4/. pl. coarse knives,
Cantuéso, sm. French lavender, ellysus.
Canturia, ef Vocal music; musical compo-
sition. [coax.
Cantusár, ea, To cheat, trick, impose upon,
Cantdo, da, a. Hoary, gray.
Cáña, Y. ig reed; stem, etalk. Caña
de cuentas, Indian shot. Caña comun,
eme veted reed, ae oe or Ed a
car, Sugar-cane. rava, Kind o
bamboo. Caña Cassia fistala;
shaft of a column; marrow; tournament.
Caña del Windpipe. Catia de
la media of a stocking. Cuña dd
timon, Tiler. Caña de vaca, Shinbone
of beef. Cañas de cebadera, Sprit-anil
sheet-blocks.
Cañáda, a/. Glen or dale; glade. Cgkada
Cañadicas, Cabaditas, of PL (Prov.) Small
cas, C itas, af Tov.
Beg ee org
afistula, 4 e O e p ng
Cañafístulo, sm. Casela fistula-troo. jeans
Cañahéja, Cafahórla, ¢f Common nel-
Cañál, em, Weir for fishing; canebrake;
small sluice for catching fish.
Cafiama, @f Assessment of taxes Causa
cdfiama, House exempt from taxes, Co-
gedor de cáñama, Tax-gatherer.
Cañamár, em. Hemp-ficld. [painted stnff.
Cañamázo, em. Hemp tow; coarse canvas,
Cañaméno, fia, a. Hempen, made of bemp.
Cañamiél, sm. Sugar-cane.
Cañamiz, en. Kind of Indian vessel.
Cañamiza, 4/. Stalk of hemp; bullen, bun.
Cáñamo, sm, Hemp; hemp cloth; hompen
articles,
Cañamón, em. Iemp-seed,
Cañár, en, Plantation of canes; weir for fish,
Cañaréja, af Common gigantic fonnel,
CAP CAP
Cañariégo, ga, a. Pellejos cañariegos, Skins} warn one of danger. .A’ la capa, (Nan.
of sheep which die on the road. Lying-to. De capa y gora, Plainly. )
Cañarroya, 4/ Pellitory, wall-wort. Capacéte, em. Helmet, casque.
Cañave . Common reed, [reeda. | Capácha, af Frail, bamper, basket.
Cañaveral, em. Place covered with canes or | Capachizo, om. Blow given with a basket.
Cañavereár, ca. To prick with pointed canes,
Cañaveria, «f. Place whore reeds are sold.
Cañaveréro, sm. Retailer of canes or reeds.
Cañavote, sm. Locu hopper.
pe
Cañázo, am. Hostile blow with a cane, Dar | Capac
cañazo, To confound one.
Cañeria, y. E Epa a water-plpo.
Canéra, sm.
water-works; angler. [mules.
Cañilavádo, da, 4. Small-limbed horses and
Canulla, ita, 4f dím. Small cane or reed.
Cañillera,
bone.
Cañiza, y. Coarse linen. [dec.
Cahizal, Cañizár, em. Place of canes, reeds,
Cañizo, em. Hardie, a frame for silk-worms.
(Naz) Flake.
Cabo, em. Tube, pipe; sewer, gutter; spring
of water; ; rabbit-warren.
Cañón, sim. Cylindrical tube or pipe; quill;
down: cannon, gun. Cajon de chime-
nea, Flue of a chimney. Cuñon de esca-
lera, Well of a staircase. Cajones, Bits
of lea Pane pl des
am, ece of ordnance;
cannoo-shot. small tube.
Cañoncico, illo, ito, am. Small cannon;
Cañoneár, va. To cannonade.—or. To ex-
change guns.
Cañonéo, em. Cannonade. tent.
Cañonéra, sf, Embrasare for cannon; (o
Calionería, sf. The pipes of an organ.
Cañóta, 4/. Pan sorghum ; Guinea-corn.
Cañota suare, Yellow-seeded soft grass.
Cañuéla, of Fescue-grass. [tion.
Cañatázo, em. Information, private accusa-
Cañuteria, 8/. The pipes of an organ.
Cautillo, em. Small tube; glass bugle for
trimmings.
Caiidto, ens. Part ofa cane; pipe; pin-case;
blast; informer, e- r.
helados, (Mex.)
eylinders..
Caóbana, 4/. Mahogany-tree.
Caoba,
Cáos, sm. Chaos; confusion.
Caoap, em. Caoup, an American tree.
Capa, ef Spanish or circular cloak; cope;
mantle; layer; coat or wrapper; cover;
pretence, mask ; harborer; property, Ca-
pa del cielo, Canopy of heaven. Ca
. Ancient armor for the shin-|Caparazó
Capachéro, sm. Basket-porter.
apes em. Frail, ys large basket.
de albañil, Bricklayer’s hod;
idád, af Capacity; extent oo cers
d y ; extent; opportunl-
Gaps, 4 ny thing carried under a cloak ;
ow
ater-pipe maker; director of | Capadór, em. Gelder; gelder's whistle.
Er, tio 4/. Castration; scar after castra-
on.
Capár, va. To geld, castrate; curtail.
n, em. Carcass of a fowl; caparison,
cover to any thing for protection, frail or
hamper for feeding horses.
¡Capárra, 4f Sheep-louse; earnest money.
j Caparrilla, sf. dim, A small tick which mo-
lests beca,
Caparrós, em. Green vitriol.
Caparrósa, 8. Copperas; sulphate of iron.
Capatáz, sm. Overseer; steward; foreman.
ope a. Capacious, capable; ample; wide;
Coplas el Cohen, e Kiam fien Halll large
af. o, am, Hamper,
cbaaket—em Blow with 7 haven
pazménte, paciously, amply.
Capazón, sm, augm. voy large frail
Capciosaménte, ad, Captiously, insidiously.
Capcióso, sa, a. Captious, insidious.
Capeadór, sm. A bull-fighter; cloak-stealer.
Capeár, ca. To rob one of a cloak; challenge
a bull with one's cloak. (Nau.) To Jay to,
Capél, em. Cocoon of a silk-worm,
Capula, af. (Ast.) Capella, a star.
Capelardénte, y. Y. Cupilla ardiente,
Capeilada, y. Toe-piece of a shoe,
Capellán, eva, Chaplain.
Capellania, af. vbaplainey:
Capellár, sm. A kind of Moorish cloak.
Capellina, g/. Top-piece of a helmet; hood.
Capelo, an. Bishop's dues; cardinal's hat.
Cait utos | Capéo, em. Challenging a bull with a cloak.
loc-cream in shape of as em. Young ball challenged with a
Capéro, sm. Priest who carries the cope.
Caperóles, em, pl. (Nau.) Carving of the
stern.
Caperacéta, ílla, af dim. Small hood.
Caperúza, ef. Pointed hood. Caperuza de
chimenea, Chimney-top. Dar en cope-
ruga, To frustrate one's views,
ssagna, Pontifical co pluvial, | Caperuzón, em. augn, hood.
Bishop's cope. (Nea Gost oftar or pitch. Cebialzádo, a. (Arch.) Applied to an arch.
Capa y sombrero, Hat-money, allowance ¡Ce ** “> em. A kind of fish.
on ght, now callod primage. Capa | Ci , 4/. Kind of silk stuff.
rota, Em . Echar la capa al toro, ¡Ct ue, em. Small cloak worn Ar
To expose one's self to danger. Estar 0|Cs em, (Prov.) Child's cap, christen-
estares á la capa, To keep a good look-
out, Gente de capa parda, Country-peo- | Cz
tented o e
capa negra, Townsmen
y ¡Capil, sm. (Prov.) Little cap or houd.
ple. De buena capa, Of gonteel
decent ap ce. Mintstro de ca
espada, Counsellor by brevet. Juga
Capillary.
la capa, To paro the shirt off ono's Capilla, y. Hood ; cowl; chapel; band of
back. Sacar su capa, To get out of| musicians; the proof-sheet.
ta, em. (Low) V. Capigorron.
Nn, 4m. ein: a parasite ; stu-
uvus ~20 has taken the minor orders.
Capilar, a.
Capilla ar-
Tirar & uno de la capa, To! diente, Room bung with black a lighted
CAP
with candies, whore the corpso Hes in state.
Estar en capilla, To prepare for death:
spoken of criniinals.
Capilláda, af. A hoodful of any thing.
Capilla, ita, af. dint, Small chapel. (si1k.
Capillcjo, am. Small hood: skein of sewing-
Capiliér, Capillero, ens. Clerk or sexton of a
chapel. Calatrava.
Capilléta, ef Hood used by the knights of
Capillo, am. Child’s cap, christening fee;
hood of a hawk; rose-bud; net; colander.
Captllo de hterro, Melmet. Seda de todo
captllo, Coarse sort of silk. [monk.
Capillddo, da, a. Resembling the hood of a
Capingót, am. Riding-coat without sleeves.
Capirotada, 4/. Sort of American paste made
of herbs, eggs, dc. finger.
Capirotizo, sm, A blow on the nose with the
Capliróte, sm. Mood; sort of half-gown;
leah inted cap. Tonto de captrote,
Blockhead, ignorant fool. Captrote de
colmena, Cover of a bec-hive,
Capirotéro, a. Accustomed to carry a hood.
Capisáyo, sm. Garment worn as a cloak.
Capiscol, em. Toledo precentor; sub-chanter.
Capiscolia, af Office and dignity of a pre-
Capita, q/. dim. Small cloak. (centor.
Capitación, os head-money.
Capital, an. C pin’ money at interest; for-
tune of a husband at his marriage; capital
stock.—¢f, Metropolis of a country.
Capitál, a. Capital. Remedio capital, Rem-
edy for the Eo leading. Hne-
migo capttal, Mortal enemy. Error
capital, Capital error. Pecados capitales.
Deadly sins, Pena capital, Capital pun-
Capitalista, sm. Capitalist. Nishment.
Capitalménte, ad. Capitally, mortally.
Sepia em, Captain; ringleader. Capitan
guerra, The mayor of a place. Cu
de bandera, Captaln of the admiral's ship.
Capitan de puerto, Post-captaln. Capi-
tan del puerto, Harbor-master.
Capltána, 4/. Admiral's ship; a captain's wife.
Capitanázo, em. Great warrior; an able
general. [chief; to head, lead.
Capitaneár, oa. To command an army in
Capitanía, 4/. Captainship; company of offi-
cers. [es ital of a column,
Capltél, am. Spire over the dome of a church;
Capitolino, na, a. Belonging to the capitol.
ELO em. Capitol; a públic building at
me.
Capitón, em, al Pollard, chub.
Capitula, af Part of the prayers read at
ivine service.
is erred i 8f. Capitnlation, stipulation.
¡pitulacion de matrimonio, Articles of
marriage.
Capitulánte, pa. Capitulator. [ter
Cap!itulár, em, Capitular, member of a chap-
nn a. Capitulary, belonging to a
chapter.
Capitnlar, va. To conclude an agreement;
capitulate; im b.—on. To sing prayers
at divine service. service.
Capitulário, em. Book of prayors for divine
Capitalarmónte, ad. Capitularly.
Capituléro, sm. and a. Capitular; capitulary.
as ja Chapter of a cathedral Capr-
CAP
tuloamatrimoniales, Articles of
Dar un capitulo, To reprimand sev
Ganar 6 perder capitulo, To carry of
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lose one's polnt, by smoke.
Capnománcia, 4¢f Capnomancy, divination
Capnománte, em, Fortune-teller by smoke.
Capo, em. V. Cabo,
Ca em, Bark of the capoc-tree.
Capolado, em. Minced meat; act of anton J
into bits. [beb
Capolár, ea. To mince or chop meat fine;
Capón, em, Eunuch; gelding; capon; fagot.
apo af Spanish dance. Llave capora,
por without eye worn by lords of the
chamber. vines.
Caponádo, a. Tied together as RN of
i sso va. To tie up the branches of vines;
curtall.
Caponéra, af Coop; place where one lives
at others’ expense. Estar metido en oa-
ponera, To bo locked up in jail.
Capoquéro, em. Capoc-tree.
Caporál, sm, Chief, ringleader; corporal.
Capóta, g/. Head of the teasel.
Capote, am. Sort of cloak; sustere, angry
look; thick cloud over a mountain.
capote, To leave a guest without dinner ;
win all the tricks at cards. .A‘sné capote,
In my opinion.
Capotáro, em, Cloak-maker; cloak-seller.
Capotillo, em, Mantelet, short cloak. Ca-
potillo de dos faldas, Short, loose jacket.
Capotón, sm. augm. Large wide coat.
Capotúdo, da, a. Frowning.
ee ttre dpe rice, NS capstone of a
nting. 03; eer,
Y bimsical fellow. Capricho estrara-
gante, A crotched or odd fancy. Baile de
capricho, Fancy-dress ball. (Generos de
capricho, Fancy goods. cally.
Caprichosaménte, ad. Fancifally, whimsi-
Caprichóso, sa, a. Capricious, whimsical,
obstinate, »icious,
Caprichúdo, da, a. Obstinate, stab ca-
Capriodrnio, em. Capricorn; cuckold
Caprimúlga, 4/. Goat-sucker, owl
Caprino, na, a. Goatish. [of bathers.
Capsário, sm. One who ‘the clothes
Cápsula, ef Capsule, a seed-vessel in plants;
percussion cap.
ee a, arene: gare words,
ptár, ea. To captivate, endearing
Captivár, va, V. ¡rra á
Captivi af. V. Cautividad,
Captúra, 4/7. Capture, seizure.
Capturár, ca. To apprehend, arrest.
Captcha, af Circumflex (“), an accent;
hood; cowl
Capuchina, ¢f Capuchin nun. (Bot) Great
ndtan cress or garden nasturtion. Ca-
puchinae, (Nau.) Crotches and knees.
Capuchino, sm. Capuchin monk.
Capuchino, na, a. Relating to Ospuchin
arsornuns, Chupa capuchina, W alst-
coat.
Capúcho, em. Cowl or hood. a cherry.
Cabulin, am, (Bot.) An American e like
Capullito, em. dém. Small pod of a silk-
worm.
Capállo, en. Cocoon of a eilk-worm ; flewer-
CAR
CAR
bud: cnarse stuff of silk. Seda de ca-
prutioe, Ferret-silk, grogram yarn; shell
of an acorn; bur of a chestnut
Capumpéba, af (Bot.) A Brazil plant.
Capiz, sm. yal morning-gown ; old-fash-
toned cloak. ship by the head.
Capuzír, ea. Cupurar un dajel, To sink a
Caquético, ca, a. Cachectic, an ill babit of
Cannéxia, 1 (Med.) Cachexy, deranged con:
uéxia, ef. exy, deranged con-
Column a J An hapstíost metallic sub-
stance,
Car, sf. End of the mizen-yard and mizen.
Car, ad. V. Porque.
Cara, y. Face, countenance. Buena cara,
Cheerful countenance. Afala cara, Look
of displeasure, frown; a kind of s :
surface. Cara de acelga, Pale, sallow
Cura de pascua, or risa, Smiling
countenance, Cara de pocos amigos,
Churlish look. Cara de vagueta or de
d Brazen eee cass de pampa
santo, e radec
Wrinkled dee Dura empedrada. Pitted
a small-pox. Cara de cebo, Pale
Andar con la cara d
To act
sight.
openly. A’ primera cara, At first
Jagará cara or lés, To bet on the
toss of a coin. Daren cara, To reproach,
upbraid Dar el sol de cara, To have the
sun in one's face. facer cara, To face
an enemy. La cara se lo dice, His face
betrays him. Lavar la cara a alguno,
To flatter. No saber en donde se tiene
la cara, Not to know one's duty or pro-
feasion, to be quite ignorant. No tener
cara para hacer, 6 ir alguna cosa,
Not to have the face or courage to make
or aay a thi No volver la cara atras,
To pursue with spirit De cara, Oppo-
site, over against.
Carúba, q£ Vessel used in the Archipelago.
Carabe, am. Amber.
Carabila, af. Carvel, a three-masted vessel;
large basket for provisions.
Carabelón, em. Brig or brigantine.
Carabina, s/f. Bowne Ween: carbine. Ca-
rabína rayada, Bille. {shot
Carabinázo, em. Report of a carbine, carbine
Carabinéro, em. Carabincer.
i ; large horned
owl; kind of setting dog; earth beetle.
Caráche, em. Scab incident to Peruvian
sheep. {pines
Caracéa, af. Small row-barge in the Philip-
Caracó!, sm. Twisted shell; snaíl. Caracol
marino, Periwinkle; winding staircase;
fusee of a watch or clock. acer cara-
coles, To caracole. No importa un cara-
cod, It does not matter.
Caracóla, ef A small whitish snall.
Caracolear, en. To caracole. {shell
Caracoléjo, sm. dim. Small snail, or snail
Caracoléo, em. The act of caracoling.
Caracoléro, ra, 8. One who gathers snails.
Caracóles, ing. Y. Caramba,
Caracóll, sm, Metallic composition resem-
bli inchbeck.
Carsccti spail-shell.
la, y. dim. Small
olas cea Small snail; snail-flowered
kidney bean; pu le thread. Caracoló
llos, Shell-work trimming.
Caracolito, er. dis, Small snail, mall shell,
Carácter, em. Character; note; handwriting;
personal qualities; humor; boing, ed vg
ice Caracteres de imprenta, ting
y pes.
Caracteristico, ca, a. Characteristic.
Caracterizádo, da, a. Characterized.
Caracterizár, ca. To characterize; confer a
distinguished office; mark.
Caradelante, ad. Forward, onward.
Carádo, da, a. Bien carado, Pretty-faced.
Mal carado, Ill-faced.
Caramanchón, sm, Garret. V. Camaran.
Carámba, inter}. Hah, strange!
Carambano, em. Icicle.
Carambóla, af, Canon or carambol at bil.
liards and revesino; device or trick;
carambola-tree,
Caramboleár, vn, To play the carambola,
Caramboléro, em. Player at carambola,
Carambú, sm. Willow herb, tall jusalena.
Caramél, af. Kind of pilchard.
Caramélo, sm. Lozenge made of sugar, dee. ;
sugar candy.
Caraménte, ad. Dearly; exceedingly, highly.
Caramilléras, y. ye ot-hooka.
Caramillo, sr. Flageolet; heap of things;
deceit; tale-carrying. .Armar un cara-
millo, To raise disturbances.
Caramúyo, em. Kind of sea-snail.
Caramuzal, em. Transport vessel used by
the Moors. West Indies.
Carángue, sm. Caránga, 4/. Flat fish in the
Carantamáula, ef Hideous mask; ugly per-
son,
Carantóña, ¢f Hideous mask; old woman
who paints. Carantoñas, Caresses, ca-
joleries,
Carantoñéra, 4/ uette. [Joler.
Carantoñéro, em. Flatterer, wheedler, ca-
Caráña, ef. Resinous American gun
Caráos, sm. Act of drinking a bumper
to one's health. [gout.
Carapa, 8/. Oil of an American nut, to cure
Carátula, ¢f Mask of pasteboard; the title
page; the histrionic art.
Caratuléro, 41. Maker or seller of masks.
Carava, af. Meeting of country people on
fostive occasions.
Caravana, 4/. Cruise of the knights of Malta;
caravan. Hacer cararanas, To take a
variety of means for obtaining some end,
Caravanera, 4. vansary. fellow.
Caravanero, sm. Leader of a caravan; a wild
Caravéla, Caravél, af A large sloop.
Caray, em. Tortoise-shell.
Curáza, af. augm. Broad large face.
Carballo, am. (Bot.) Common British oak.
Cárbaso, om. Fine flax; sail of a ship; short
petticoat.
Carbón, am. Charcoal; cinder. Carbon de
piedra, Hard-coal; black pencil. [cake
Carbonáda, af Broiled chop or i; Lae
Carbonadilla, em, dim. Small card
Carbonato, em. (Chem.) Carbonate.
Carboncillo, em. Small coal; black crayon.
Carbonéra, Ae Place where charcoal is
made; coal-pit, a
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CAR
Carboneria, af. Coal-yard; coal-shed; coal-
mine. coalman.
Carbonéro, sm, Charcoal-maker; collier,
Carbónico, ca, a. (Chem.) Carbonic.
Carbonización, ¢f Carbonization.
Carbonizádo, da, a. Carbonated.
Carbonizár, ca. To carbonize.
Carbóno, sm. (Chem.) Carbon.
Carbúncio, Carbúnco, em. Carbuncle, a pre-
cious stone; pimple. uncle,
Carbuncóso, sa, a. Of the nature of a car-
Carbúncalo, am. Precious stone of the
ancienta, supposed to be et or ruby.
Carburéto, sm, (Chem.) Carburet.
Carcajáda, 4/. Loud laughter, horse-laugh.
Carcamál, sm. Nickname of old people.
Carcañál, Carcañár, sm. Heel-bone.
Carcápull, sm. Yellow orange of Java and
Malabar; the large carcapulle-tree in
Ámerica.
Cárcava, af. Pit or grave for the dead.
Carcavón, em. Large and deep ditch.
Carcáx, em. Carcáza, sf. Fire-engine; ribbgn
with a case at the end; quiver.
Cárcel, Y Prison, jail; cheek of a press.
Cárceles, Cog-reeds of a loom.
Carceláge, Carceráge, am. Prison or jail fees.
Carceleria, ¢f Imprisonment; bail.
Carceliro, am, Jail-keeper, jailer. Fiador
carcelero, Bail or surety for a prisoner.
Carcéa, 8f Row-barge used in India,
Cárcola, 4f. Treadle of a loom.
Carcóma, af. Wood-louse; grief; prodigal;
caries of bone.
Carcomúr, ca. To gnaw; consume by de-
grecs.—vr. To decay, decline in health, due.
Carcomido, da, a. Worm-eaten, consumed.
Carda, 47 Teasel; hatter's jack; severe rep-
rimand. G de la carda or loe de
carda, Idle street-walkers.
Cardadór, 4m. Carder, comber.
Oardadúra, 8/. Carding, combing wool.
Cardámino praténse, 8m. (Bot.) Y. Cardá-
mino.
Cardámino praténse or de prádos, sm. (Bot.)
Meadow cresses; cuckoo flower.
Cardamómo, sm. (Bot) Cardamomum, a
medicinal seed.
Cardamóurl, 8/. q used in dyein
, va. To card wool; raise the nap
with a tcasel. Cardarle d uno la ena
To win a large sum at play. Cardarle
uno la lana, To reprimand soverely.
Cardelina, 4f Goldfinch, thistle finch.
Cardenál, em. Cardinal; Virginian nightin-
ie : weal or discoloration by a lash;
y ;
Candenalito, am, Cardinalate, cardinalship.
Cardenalicio, cia, a. Belonging to a cardinal.
Cardéncha, af (Bot.) Teasel ; comb for wool.
Cardenchál, sm. Place where teasels grow.
contents em. Verdigrise; verditer, a green
n
Cárdeno, na, a. Livid.
Cardéro, am. Card-maker.
Cardiáca, af Common mother-wort.
Cardiáco, ca, a. (Med.) Cardiac; cordial, in-
lesa
Cardialgia, af (Med.) Cardialgy, heartburn.
AS ca, @ Belonging to cardialgy.
Cardico, tilo, ito, am. dim. Small thistle.
Cardillo, sm. Golden thistle.
Cardinal, a. Cardinal, principal.
Cardizal, a. Land covered with thistlea,
Cardo, sin. Thistle (prick ly weed), artichoke.
Cardo alcachgero, Garden artichoke,
oe santo, ria dendito, Blessed
ristle, centaury, can argemone.
Cardón, sm. (Bot.) Teasel. Cardon de co-
chin Cochineal, cactus.
Cardoncillo, em. Mountain carthamy.
Cardúcha, wf Large iron comb for wool.
Cardúme, (men, am. Shoal of fishes.
Carduzadór, em. Carder, wool-comber.
Carduzál, sra. Ground full of thistles.
Carduzár, ea. To card or comb wool.
Careár, va, To confront criminals; com-
pare.—or. To asseinble for business.
Carecér, on. To want, be in need, lack,
Careciénte, pa. Wanting.
Caréna, af. Careening of a ship. Carena
mayor, Thorough repair. r oarena,
ie careen. (Met.) To blame, reprimand;
nter.
Carenége, em. Careening-place, dock-yard.
Carenár, va. To careen A abip. Aparejo de
carenar, Careening gear.
Caréncia, af. Want, need, lack,
Carenéro, sm, Careening-place, dock-yard.
Caréo, sm, nfrontation; comparison ;
Cain Selling things d (pri
ra, a. ng things dear, ce,
Carestía. af. Scarcity, want; famine; high
Caréta, ¢f Mask of pasteboard; wire face-
cover.
Caréto, ta, a. Horse marked with a white
spot in the forehead.
Caréy, sm. Tortoise-shell.
Carga, ef. Load, burden, freight; cargo;
charge. Carga muerta, erloadin
dead” load; duty. Carga real, King’s
tax, land tax.
rga cerrada, Volley, a
general discharge. Carga conce}il, Mu-
nal office. Dar dunounacargacerra-
da, To scold severely. Dar con la carga
en tierra, Tosink under fatigue. Echar la
carga á otro, To throw the blame upon
another. Volrer á la carga sobre el
enemigo, To return to the charge. Ser
alguna cosa de ciento en carga, To be
of little value. Nacio de carga, Ship of
burden. A’ carga cerrada, Boisterous-
dy inconsiderately. A" cargas, Abun-
antly, in great plenty.
Cargádas, sf. pl. Game at carda,
Cargadéra, af. Down-hauls, brails,
Cargadéro, am. Place where goods are load-
or unloaded. [tractod.
Cargadilla, 4/. Increase of a debt newly con-
Cargádo, sm. A Spanish step In dancing.
Cargádo, da, a. Loaded, fall; fraught. ¢
gado de espaldas, Round-shouldered.
Estar cargado de vino, To be top-heavy.
Cargadér, em. Freighter; loader; rammer;
tackles. V. Palanquines, Plates in gild-
Cargár, ea, and n, To load, freight: shi
t HAete, To ship sade oa
charge, book;
CAR
CAR
impose; impute; take a charge; crowd.
Cargar deluntero, To be top-heavy, or
faddled. Cargar arriba una vela, To
elue up a sail Cargar la conside
To reflect with consideration. Cargar
la mano, To pursue a thing with eager-
mess. Cargar los dados, To cog dice.
Cargar sobre uno, To importune, tease.
PP e fa ship; heavi
D, sf. of a ship; heavinesa.
Cargo, am. pedal cargo; total amount;
dignity, office, charge. Cargo concefil,
A municipal office; command; fault.
Cargo de conciencia, Remorse. Jlacer
cargo á alguno de wna cosa, To ch
one with a fault. Hacerse cargo de, To
take charge of Ser en cargo, To be
debtor.
Cargue, em. License to load.
Carguéro, ra, a. He who bears a burden.
or fla, ita, af dé, Small or light
Cargaio, em. Cargo of merchandise.
Caria, af Fust, the body of a column; cartes,
roticnness, nance.
Cariacédo, da, A, A sour-looking counte-
Cariacontecido, da, @ Sad, mournful. (cuts.
Cariacuchillido, da, a. Face marked with
Cariádo, da, a. Carious, rotten. nosed,
Cariaguileño, ña, a. Long-visaged, hook-
Carlampolládo, da, a. Round-faced, plump-
cheeked.
Cariáncho, cha, a, Broad-faced, chubby.
Cariárse, er. (Med.) To grow carious.
Cariátide, af Caryatides, columns in the
figure of women.
Caribe, em. A Carib, cannibal, a savage.
Caribito, em. A river fish of the bream spe-
cies.
Caribóbo, ba, a. Having a stapid look.
Carica, ef Sort of kidney beans. V. Carita,
Caricatúra, a/. Caricature.
Caricia, 4/ Caress, endcarment.
Cariciosaménte, ad. In a fondling manner.
Caricióso, sa, a. Fondling, endearing, =
mien.
Caricuérdo, da, a. Ilaving a sereno or com-
Caridad, sf Charity, -will; alms
Caridelantéro, ra, UG, (Little us.) Brazen-
faced, impadent. tenance,
Caridoliénte, a, Having a mournful coun-
Caries, af Caries; pellicle of the bone,
Cariescrito, a. Corrugated, shrivelled.
Cariexénto, ta, a. Brazen-faced, impudent.
Carifruncido, da, a. Wrinkle-faced.
Pacing da, a Tone vines
a, Long- A
Carilla, 2% Broail face; silver coin.
Carilléno, na, a. (Coll.) Plump-faced.
Carillo, lla, a. dim. Dear, high-priced.
Carilacio, cla, 4. Having a glossy face.
Carilládo, da, a. With fall plump cheeks.
wv. A peculiar Roman building.
Carinégro, gra, a. Of a swarthy complexion.
Carininfo, a. Having a womanish face.
Cariño, sm. Love, fondness, kindnesa.
Cariñosaménte, ad. Fondly; kindly.
Cari: a. Affectionate; benevol
Kind: longing > evolent,
Cariofiláta, ¢/, Herb bennet, common ayena, |
Carióta, 4£ Wild carrot.
Caripándo, da, a. Idiot-like, stupid-faced,
Cariparéjo, ja, a. and £ A similar face
likeness.
Cariraido, da, a. Brazen-faced, impudent.
Cariredóndo, da, a. Round-faced.
Cáris, sm. Kind of ragout or fricasses,
Carisma, sm. Divine gift or favor.
trae af. A small bird.
rie : hea ee a face, Fire
oa ey pora
Caritativaménte, ad. Charltably.
Caritativo, va, a. Charitable, hospitable.
Cariz, em. A nce of the weather at sea,
Carlán, sm, istrate of a district in Ara-
gon.
Carlánca, 4f A mastiff’s collar. Tener mu-
chas car To be very cunning or
crafty. crafty.
Carlancón, am. Person very subtle and
Carlania, 4 Dignity and district of a carian,
Carleár, on. To pant, palpitate, harass.
Carlin, em. An ancient silver coin.
Carlina, af. Carline thistle.
Carlinga, 4/. Step of a mas£,
Carlón. Vino carlon, Catalonia wine,
E cerrada mias ais
armél, sm, Ribwort, plantain, grasa,
Carmelita, a. Carmelite.—q/f. Flower of the
great Indian cress. [melite order,
Carmelitáno, na, 4. Belonging to the Car-
Carmen, 8m. Country-house and garden;
Carmelite ordor. on cloth.
Carmenadór, sm. Teaser, raiser of the nap
Carmenadúra, 4f. Scratching up of the nap.
Carmenár, ca. To prick or card wool; to
scratch up the nap; pull out hair of the
head; win at play.
Cármes, sm. Kermes, the cochineal insect.
Carmesi, em, and a, Cocbineal powder; crim-
son, bright red. _ [rose color.
Carmin, sm, Carmine. Carmin bajo, Pale
Carminánte, pa. V. Carminativo.
Carminativo, am, Carminative.
Carnage, em. Salt beef
Carnal, a, Carnal; sensual; worldly.
a He ect as for Catholics).
Carnalld . Carnality, lustfulness,
Carnalménte, ad. Carnally, sensually.
Carnaval, em, Carnival.
Carnáza, y/. Fleshy of a hide or skin;
meal consisting of an abundance of meat,
Carne, £/. Flesh; meat or flesh-meat; pulp
of fruit; a boyish pay e pelo,
Flesh of bares, rabbits, dc. Carne de
luma, Flesh of fowls. Carne momia,
reserved meat. Carne sin hueso, Much
rofit and little trouble. Zchar ca
Lo grow fat, Poner toda la carne en
asador, To hazard all. Ser uña y carne,
To be hand and glove. En carnes, Na-
ked. Carne de grajo, Brown, me
woman. Tener carne de perro, 'To
stron
Carnecilla, af. Small excrescence of flesh.
Carzeráda, af. Flock of sheep.
Carnerágo, sm. Tax or duty on sheep.
Carnerárlo, sm. Charnel-house,
Carnereamiénto, em. Poundage p sheep.
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Carnereár, ea, To fine for damage by sheep.
Carneréro, em, Shepherd.
Carneril, an. Sheep-walk, shoep-pasture.
Carnéro, em. Sheep, mutton; sheep-skin;
on vault; charnel-house. Carnero
manso, Boll-wether.
de simiente, Ram for breeding. Carnero
ciclan, Ridgil or ridgling. Carnero ma-
rino, White shark. Carnero verde,
Hashed mutton. No hay tales carneros,
There is no such thing.
Carneráno, na, a, Resembling sheep.
Carnestoléndas, ¢f. pl. The carnival.
Carnicería, Aes 8 ambles, perrea, oa
aie cut away
Carnicéro, em. Butcher.
Carnioéro, ra, a. Carnivorous; bloodthirsty.
Libra carnicera, Pound weight for
butcher's meat.
Carnicól, em, Hoof of cloven-footed animals.
Carnificación, em, Carnification.
Carnificárse, or. To carnify, to breed mod
pela Md ra, A, Carnivorous.
Carniza, af Refuse of meat; cats' on A
Carnost Y. Carnosity, aie =
abundance of flesh.
Carnóso, sa, A. Fleshy ; ; fall of Y:
Carniido, da, a. V. Carnoso. [loathing.
Carnúza, 4/. Abundance of meat, producing
Caro, ra, a. Dear, a Pree dear, be-
loved. Caro boca dear morsel.
Cáro, ad. Dearly, at a high price.
Caróbo, em. td part of a grain ;
Turkish ores
areas, cajoling.
Gardoha, @ Y. saga of the queen bee.
Carochár, ea. To lay and hatch eggs: ap-
pied to the queen bee.
Carolus, em. Ancient Flemish coin.
Caromómia, 47: The dry flesh of a cn
Caróna, 4/. Inner part of the saddle. -
quilar la ca To shear the back of a
mule. Blando carona, very feeble
or laz sp ll in ire easily.
Caronéda af [Joling.
Carronade,
perreo 8. Wheedler, flatterer; ca-
pepsi Y. Kind of palm-tree, (compan
Caróso, € Ae The stone of: hes or of other
Carótas, af pl. Rolls of to
Carótida, af The carotid artery. [seeds
Carózo, em. “Pellicle containing pomegranate
peo ath (Ichtb.) Carp; torn-off bunch of
Carpandl, am, Semi-elliptic arch.
Carpe, ¢m. Common horn-beam tree.
oe sm. Plantation of common horn-
m trees, [ope.
Carpóta, Y. Table-cover; portfolio; envel-
Leer y To do carpenter" 8 E
rpinte ntry ; carpenter's shop.
Carpintéro, sm, nter, joiner. Car-
de blanco, Jolner. Carpintero
de prieto, haa: Jl Carpintero de
obras de afuera, Roof-carpenter. Car-
pintero de riberas or de navío, Ship-
wright Maestro carpintero de remos,
Master oer-maker. Segundo Carpintero.
e mate,
Carpión, om, Large carp.
ve on. To tear, scrape, scratch,
sm, Carpus, wrist,
Carpobalsamo.. en Carpobalsamum, fruit
of the balm of GI Gllead tree.
fago, em. One who lives on fruit.
Carquéja or Carquéija, af (Bot) V. Car-
quesa,
Carquésa, Carquésia, af A glass-anneal
farnace. (Bot.) Kest-harrow, green-w
Carráca, af. Carack ; gals: pavy-yard.
Carracón, sm. Large ship; a rattle;
worn-out animal.
Carrál, em, Barrel, butt, vat sd Wino
Carralója, ef. Black beetle with alow
Carraléro, am, Cooper.
Carranclán, em, Gingham
Carranclo, em. A blue bird of Estremadura.
Carrancúdo, da, a. Starchod, stiff, affected.
Carránque, an. A Peruvian bird resembling
& crane.
Garrasedl, ro. Planta
em. Plantation of of evergreen oaks,
eat. | Carrásco, em. Evergreen oak.
*| Carrascon, em. Large de da oak.
| Carraspida, af. Negus, a beverage of red
wine, honey, dec.
Carraspánte, a. Harsh, acrid, strong.
Carraspique ff (Bot) Candy-tan [ath
rraspique, af (Bot. y-tu strong.
Carrasquiño, ña, a. Harsh, sharp; rough;
ee y. (Bot) A species of Rham
carréra, of Ronni ng; acareer, arace; race-
ground; high- road; avenue; walk in a
arden ; OW: girder; broken stitch; pro-
ession ; course: conduct ; street. Carre-
ra de cordeleria, Rope-walk. Carrera
de Indias, Trade from Spain to South
America. Estar en carrera, To be in the
way of earning a livelihood. Poner á
uno en carrera, To provide one with an
employment. A’ carrera abierto, At
fall s speek: De carrera, Inconsiderately,
a ta, af Small raco-course; Hr ee
motion in a Spanish dance; rise or fal
an octave.
ts. | Carréta, af Long narrow cart. Carreta
quantity.
cubierta, Gallery of a siege.
Carretáda, af. Cart-load; great
A’ carretadas, Coptously, in abundance
Carretágo, sm. Cartage, trade with carta
Carréte, sm. Small reed for winding silk,
&c.; reel for a fishing-rod.
Carreteár, va. To cart; drive a cart.—er.
To draw unevenly.
Carretél, sm. Reel; log-reel; spun-yarn
winch ; rope-walk ‘reel. de car-
pintero, Chalk-line reel.
Carretéra, af. High-road.
Carreteria, sf Number of carts; t's
Carretéro, em. Cartwright; carman. Vos
de ane Harsh, oud voice. (Astr.)
Wago
Carretilla, "of Small cart; go-cart; squib;
small wheel; wheelbarrow. De carre
tilla, By custom. Saber de carretilia,
To know by heart.
Carretón, em. Small cart; go-cart; stage.
CAR
OAS
Carretoncillo, sm. dim. Small
Carretonéro, sm. Driver of the carreton,
Carricóche, sm. Old-fashioned coach ; dung-
cart.
Carricula, af Curricle, kind of phaeton.
Carricureña, y Carriage
piece. [bas
Carricgo, em. Osicr basket for fishing; rough
Carril, em. Rat: narrow road; furrow.
Cerro carril, Rallrcad.
Carrilada, ¢f W heel-ruts in the road, wheel-
tracks,
Carrilláda, sf Otly substance of a hog's
cheek. Conriltadae de vaca 6 carnero,
(Prov.) Cow or sheep's head.
Carríllár, ca. To hoist things out of the hold.
Carrillo, am. Small cart; cheek; hoisting
tackle. Carriiloe de monja boda, Blaffy-
cheeked. Correr carríllos, Horse-racin
Carrillúdo, da, a. Plump or round cheek
er. Y. Truckie-bed; small chariot;
currícle.
Carrizal, sr. Land fall of recd-grass.
Carrizo, ss. Common reed-grass.
Carro, em. Cart. Varas del carro, Shafts
of a cart; ranning part of a coach. (Astr.)
The greater bear. Curro menor, Tho
lesser bear. Carro de Kzequiel, Sort of
woollen stnf Carro de oro, Brussels
camlet; cable factory. Untar el carro,
To bribe. Cogerle á uno el carro, To
be uniueky.
Carrócha, 4/. Seminal substance in insects.
Carrochár, cn. To shed the seminal sub-
stance.
Carrocilla, £/. dim. Small coach.
Carrocin, em. Chaise, curricie. [man.
ro, em. Carter, charloteer, car-
Carromáto, sm. A eart with two wheels and
Carróña, ef. Carrion, putrid flesh.
Carroñár, va. To infect sheep with the scab,
Carróño, fia, a. Putrefied, patrid, rotten.
Y. Large coach; awning; poop-
eabin.
Carruage, em. All sorts of vehicles.
Carru am. Carrier, carter, wagoner.
Carríscha, af. Pulley, machine to card wool.
V. Garrucha. [tatna.
Carrúeo, er. Small cart used in the moun-
Carrujádo, da, a. Corrugated, wrinkled.
Carsáya, Pd , em. Kersey, woollen staff,
Carta, @f Letter; royal ordinance; map;
chart Curta blanca, Carte blanche.
Carta cuenta, Bill or account of sale,
Carta de dote, Articles of marriage.
Carta de guia, Passport. Carta de ez-
dmen, License for cxercising a trade.
Carta de horro, Letters of enfranchise-
ment. Carta de libre, Guardian's dis-
Carta da naturaleza, Letters of
naturalization. Carta de sanídad, Bill
of health. Carta de venta, Bill of sale,
Carta Deed having a seal of
lead. rece Warrant, vouch-
of a light field- | Cartapdci
ket.
tadon, To adopt measures. Cartabon
de cola, Small square piece of glue; gun-
ner's quadrant.
Cártama, ef. Dyer's safflower, saffron.
Cártamo, em. (Bot) Carthamus. [el
o, am, Memorandum-book; satch-
Cartapél, sm. Memorandum filled witli use-
leas matter. reprehension.
Cartazo, em. Letter containing a severe
Carteár, en. To play low cards—ta. To
seg by the chart.—or. To correspond by
etter.
Cartel, em. Placard, edict; cartel ship, flag
of truce. [console, bracket.
Cartéla, 27. Memorandum on a slip of paper;
Cartelón, sm. augm. Long edict.
Cartéo, am. Frequent intercourse by letters.
Cartéra, af Portfolio, pocket-book; letter-
caso; pocket-flap.
Carterlána, sf Sort of silk.
Cartéro, am. Letter-carrier, postman.
Cartéta, af. A game at cards. [of a book.
Cartibánas, ef pl. Paper glued to the leaves
Cartica, Cartita, ¢f dim. Small letter or note.
Cartilaginóso, sa, a. Cartllaginous, gristl y.
Cartilágo, sm. Cartilage, gristle: parchment,
Cartílla, 4f Small letter or noto; primer;
certificate, ZLderle á uno la cartilla, To
aro one a lecture. No saber la cartilla,
o be extremely ignorant [cartoon.
Cartón, sm, Pasteboard; pasteboard-box;
Cartonéro, sm. Pasteboard-maker.
Cartuchéra, af. Cartridge-box. target.
Cartúcho, sm. A cartridge, cartouch; small
Cartúja, y. Carthusian order.
Cartujáno, na, a. Carthusian.
Cartájo. sm. Carthusian monk ; kind of skin.
Cartulário, sm. Archives; register; the
archivist; coucher.
Cartulina, ef Pasteboard pattern.
Caráncala, g/. Caruncle; crustaceous ex-
crescence,
Carvallo, em, Common British oak.
Carvi, em. Caraway; caraway-seed.
Cása, ¢f House; home; lineage; a square
of a checker-board. Casa de moneda,
Mint. Casa de posada, Lodging-house,
Casa de usted (in tho date of letters), A$
home. Cusa de posta, Stage-house. (Casa
de tia, Jail. Casa pública, Brothel. Casa
de sanidad, Office of the board of health.
Causa solariega, Ancient mansion-house,
Franquear la casa, To grant a free ac-
coss to one's house. Guardar la casa,
To stay at home. /Zacer su casa, To
raiso one’s own family. Poner casa, To
begin housekeeping. Ponerle 4 uno casa,
To furnish a house for another. Ser muy
de casa, To be very intimate. Casa del
Señor, de Dios or de oracion, Church or
temple. Casa santa, Church of the Holy
Sepulchre.
Casáca, af Coat, upper garment of a man.
Casaca de muger, A woman's jacket,
Volver casaca, To become a turn-coat.
er. No ver carta, To have a bad hand. | Casación, af. Abrogation, the act of annal-
Perder oon buenas cartas, To fail of
ling a law.
success. Venir con malas cartas, To¡Casacón, sm. Great-coat. [riage.
attempt to enforce an 1ll-grounded claim. | Casadéro, ra, a. Marriageable, fit for mar-
D, sm. Square,
el oar- | Casal, em. Country-house.
CAS
CAS
Casamáta, £f. (Fort.) Casemate. (maker.
entéro, ra, £ Match or bos
Casamiénto, sm. Marriage: match; bet;
wife's fortune.
Casapuérta, af. Porch.
Casaquilla, 4/. Kind of short and loose eisai
prat sm. Hamlet, a small village; la
OLLAFE.
Casár, va. To marry; unite; sort things;
repeal.—or. To marry, take a wifo; match
together.
Casaticnda, 4f Tradesman's shop.
. Cazabe,
ve, emm,
Casázo, em. (Coll. Augm.) Great ovent.
Cásca, @f Husks of pressed grapes;
wine; kind of sweet bread,
Cascabel, em. Hawk's-bell; morris-bell; rat-
tlesnako; rattlebrained fellow. Echar ú
uno el cascabel. To throw off a burden
on another. Xchar el cascabel, To hint.
Tener cascabel, To be uneasy.
Cascadelida, 4. Jingling with small bells;
inconsiderate speech or act.
Cascabeleár, va. To feed with vain hopes.—
on. To act with levity.
Cascabelillo, an. dim. Small black plum.
Cascabillo, an. Haw k's-bell; morris-bell ;
chaff; acorn husk.
iruólas, sm, Mean, despicable follow.
Cascáda, af. Cascade, water-fall. Cuscadas,
Hanging or fold of sola pt
dirias Bier a. Broken, de decayed, infirm, in
pee a th; crazy. Cascados, Broken
Pot
ef. Bursting or breaking asunder.
Case dE em, Place full of gravel
an ‘pebbles; ; place to deposit grape-husks.
o, em. Gravel; shell of nuts, &c.; rub-
bish; “ailiquous planta; bridle-bit; very
old and infirm o
Cascajóso, sa, 2. Moreh [slightly.
Cascamajár, oa. To break, bruise, or pound
Cascamiónto, 8m, Breaking or bruising.
Cascanuóces, sm, Nut-c
Cascapiñónes, sem. Who sbells and cleans
hot pine-nuts.
r, oa. To crack, burst; craunch ; beat;
shell. Cascar á uno las liend To
Tener los cascos 4 la gineta, To be on
the high horse. Tener malos cascos, To
be crazy or hare-brained.
Cascóte, sm. Rubbish. ruins, fragments.
Cascoteria, 8f. Wall or work made of rub-
Cascúdo, da, a. Large-hoofed. [bish.
8 | Cascación, 8/. Caseation or curding.
sa, a. Caseous, cheesy.
Caséra, 4/. Housekeeper. V. Casero,
oe ad. Homely, in a plain manner.
Caseria, 4/. Messuago, farmor's lodge; econ-
omy. [very small town.
Caserio, sm. A series of houses; village or
Casérna, Y. Casern or barracks,
bad | Cascro, ra, s. Landlord; steward of a house.
— Domestic, homely ; ; home-made;
home-bred. Baile cusero, Family-dance.
Pres sl casera, a good housewife.
em. A very great house; great
Case dim. Small h hat, cottage.
m. Sm ouse, hat, co
Cael vary aN Almost, nearly. Casi que or
cast, Very nearly.
Casla, af Bastard cinnamon or cassia.
Casica, ne j gee dim, Small house, cabin.
Casillas, af. pb igeon-holes; ruled colamns;
points o: , backgammon table; squares
of a cheas-board. Sacarle ú uno de sus
ca To harass one.
Casillór, sm, Person to ompty the close-
Casilléros, em. pl. V. Casillas. affair.
Casillo, em. Trifling cause; a momentous
Casimbas, y” pl. Bailing-buckets.
Casimiro, em. Kersoymere.
Casina, af Cottage; a kind of tes.
Casino, $m. Club-house.
ey am. Event, case, occurrence; casualty ;
Yee e En todo caso, At "all events.
caso, To comprehend. ¿facer
caso de, To esteem; take notice of Ad
ria the purpose. Cuso que, In caso
at
Casório, am. Inconsiderato marriage; wed-
Cáspa, y. Dandruff, scurf.
Caspéra, af Comb for BER
Caspita, tas. Wonderful!
Cas sa, 2. Full of dandruff.
o, 4mm. Butt with the head.
res, Casque
ie one a fine licking.—or. To be broken Jato em. Helmet; wig; man’s cap;
Cáscara, af Rind, peel, hall, has
amare’ A game at
Glace int. Ob! an e colamation.
la, 4/. Lansquene e at cards. | Casqui
of Thee bark: casca- | Casquillo, sm.
podi Cascarita,
rilla bark.
Cascarója, ef. Wood-bbrer, ship-worm.
Cascarón, 87m. bell; arch; niche;
rota na, d. Rough, harsh, rude.
shell.
do, da, Q. Having a thick rind or Casta, ef. Cas
noc ked together.
Cascaruléta, e ply made the tecth | Castaménte, ad, Chastel
ta, of potsherds een Castáña, poa Chestnut;
Casco, em. Skull, cranium ;
Gin helmet; crown abe
Casco de un nacio, Hull eye a ship.
y quilla, Bottomry ; hoof. Cascos, Heads
without | ue tongues. Lavar & uno los
pape po flatter, cajole. Levanturle á
e cascos, To fill one's head with | Cas
vanity.
trick. | Casquimuléño, ña, a.
lasm to take off the scarf,
bark of Casquiblando, da, a. Soft-hoofed.
card
ES da, a. Wide-hoofed.
aci o, em. Gravel.
la, Y. ar of the queen bee.
steel helmet; steel
frolicsome.
arrow-hoofed.
pera hah ay De ar a. Impudent, inconsiderate.
breed; kind.
casta, age hee a particular breed.
y-
any seed similar to a
chestnut; bottle; clab of Bora dro
puionga, or Enea e ut
Castaña regoldana, or de Fndias, Horse-
chestnut. Castaña de marañon or de
pajuil or de merey, Cashew-nut.
Castañál, Castafiar, emm. Grove or plantation
arrow ir
Casquilácio, cia, a. Gay,
Hacer
a al los cascos, To molest.| of chestnut-trees.
CAS CAT
Castafiazo, em. Blow from a chestnut.
Castaiiedo, an. Chestnut-grove or planta-
tion, y chestnut-trees,
Castafiera, ef Country a ding with
Castahero, ra, & Dealer in chestnuts,
Castaiicta, 4/ Snapping of the fingers; cas-
tanes
Castañetázo, em. Blow with a castanet;
bursting ofa chestnut in the fire;
of the joints
Castañeteádo, am. Sound of castanets.
tac on. To rattle the castanets;
erackle ; as partridges.
Castáño, a Chestnat-tree. Castaño de
Indias, Horse-chestnut tree.
Castáño, ña, a. Hazel, hazelly.
Castafiudia, ef Castanet. Kstar como una
eastañuela, To be very say pe Cleats.
Castafinélo, la, a. Of a light chestnut color.
Castellán, sm. Castellan, governor of a castle,
Castellania, 4/. Castellany, castle district.
om. Spanish coin; fiftieth part
ofa mark of gold; Spanish language; cas-
100 of « Bp. Ie 11 Troy gralos A da
1-100 of a Sp. Ib. = ps. A’
castelana, In the Castilian fashion.—a.
Casnistico, ca, a. Casuistical. [priests
Casilla, 4% Chasuble, vestment worn by
Casulicro, sm, Maker of church vestmente.
Cita, 2/. Tasting, trial by taste. Dar á cata,
To give upon trial.
Céta, ad. (Coll) Mark, beware,
Catabre, sm. (Nau.) Sheep-shank. [deo.
Catacildos, am. Taster of wine, liquors, soup,
0, em. Cataclysm, deluge, inunda-
on,
Catacúmbas, 4/ pl. Catacombs.
Catacústica, af. Catacoustica,
Catador, am. Taster.
Catadapa, g/. Catadupe, water-fall, cataract.
Catadúra, af, Tasting; gesture, face.
Catafilco, sm. A temporary cenotaph.
Cataléjo, em. Telesco
Catalectico, a. (Poet.) Catalectic. [cine.
Catalicón, sm. Catbolicon, universal medi-
Catálogo, em. Catalogue, role, file, matricula.
Catamito, em. Catamite.
Catán, em. Indian sabre or cutlass.
Catanánce, Catanánqno, 3/. (Bot.) Lion’s-foot.
Cataplásma, a/. Cataplasm or poultice.
Catapúcia menor, af. Lewer or caper spurge.
rene dager mayor, Castor-oil plant,
Catapúlta, af Catapult, a military engine,
Catár, ea. To tasto; investigate; judge;
Lond in mind; cut the combs ont of bee-
ves.
Cataráña, ef Sheldrake, kind of duck.
Cataráta, af Cataract of the eye; water-fall,
cascade. Tener cataratas, Wot to un-
derstand clearly.
búra, sm. Man to follow the hawk;
official examiner of the decisions of magis-
trates.
Oatarral, a. Catarrhal. (cold.
Catarriénto, ta, a. Catarrhous, of or from a
Catárro, sm. Catarrh, a cold. Catárro epi-
démico, Influenza. [cold,
Catarróso, sa, a. Catarrhal; subject to catch
Catártico, ca, a. Cathartic, purging.
Catástro, sm, General tax, chiofy on land.
Catástrofe, sf. Catastrophe; denouement.
Cataviénto, sm. (Nau.) Dog-vane; weather-
Catavino, am. Small jug to taste wine ; small
tap-hole.—pl Wine-taster; tippler.
Catacismo, sm. Catechism.
Catecuménico, ca, a. Catechumenical.
Catecúmeno, na, s. Catechumen.
Cátedra, ¢f Chair of a professor ; professor-
oetedri a.
af. Castrametation, encamp- ), a. and af, Cathedral. [church,
Castrapuércas, em. Sow-gelder's whistle. |Catedralidád, ¢ Dignity of a cathedral
Castrár, ea. To geld, castrate; cut away;|Catedritico, em Professor in a college or
prune. (hives; gelding season, | university; contribution paid by the cler-
o, a. Cutting honeycombs out of| gy to bishops. [fessorsbip.
Castrénse, a. Belonging to the military. Catedrilla, ¢f Poor or less important pro-
Castro, em. Ruins of ancient fortified places; af. Category; class, character,
taking honeycombs out of hives.
Castron, om. goat.
Casuál, a. Casual, accidental, fortuitous.
Casualidád, af. Casualty, hazard, hap, acci-| Cateqaismo, sm. Catechism.
dent. [contingently. | Catequista, sr, Catechist.
Casualménte, ad. Casually, accidentally, | Catequistico, ca, a. Catechetical, catechetlo,
Casúcha, af. rable bat, crib. Catequizante, pa, Catechiser, catechist.
Casuél, am. Cassowary, emeu. Catequizár, va. To catechise; persuade,
Casuísta, sm. Casuist. Catérva, q/. Multitude, swarm, crowd.
ian,
Castellár, azn. Tutsan, Saint John's wort.
Castidéd, af Chastity, continence, honor.
Castigación, ef. Castigation; correction of
Castigadéra, 4/. Bell f ] she
af. -rope of a mule; s
Castigadór, ra, 8. Panisher, chastiser. sd
Castigar, sare Lema meen
Castigo, em. Punishment, penalty; censure.
Castillége, em. Castilleria. g: it toll
over property.
Castilléjo, am. A small castle; rt.
Castillo, em. Castle, fort. Ci de proo,
Forecastle.
o
Castilluéio, em. dim, A small ‘castle.
Castizo, za, a. Of noble descent, of a good
breed; pure.
Cásto, ta, a. Pare, chaste, modest, clean.
Castor, em. Castor, a beaver; fine red balze,
Castorcillo, em. Kind of rough serge like
eloth.
Castóreo, am. Castorenm.
Cástra, 41. Pruning of trees or plants.
Castración, af Castration, gelding.
Castradéra, af. Iron instrument to take
honey from the hive.
ér, am. Gelder or castrater.
Castradúra, 8/ Castration or its scar. [Ing
Castram i
CAU
4% af. (Arch.) Cathetus, perpendicalar
ne
Caticiégo, ga, a. Purblind.
Catimaron, am. Catamaran, Indian raft.
Catito, am. Loaf of best refined sugar.
Cativación, Cativamiénto, Cativazón, Cap-
tivity, captivation, slavery.
Cativo, am. V. Cautivo.
Cato, am. Japan earth.
Catolicamente, ad. In a catholic manner.
Catolicismo, am, Catholicism.
Católico, ca, a. Catholic, universal; true,
infallible. No estar muy católico, Not
to be very well [chemical furnace,
Católico, am, Catholic, a Roman Catholic;
Catolicón, em. Catholicon.
Catóptrica, 4/. Catoptricks, reflected vision.
Catóptrico, ca, a. Catoptrical.
Catórce, u, Fourteen. unities
Catorcéna, af The conjunction of fourteen
Catorcuno, na, a. Fourteenth. V. Paño,
Cátro, a. Small bedstead or cot. Catre de
mar, Hammock. Cutre de tijeru & la
inglesa, Field-bed, cot.
Catricófre, sm. Pross-bed which shuts up.
Catúres, em. Kind of armed vessel of Ban-
tam. e camen bardock,
Caucálldo, am. (Bot.) Great bur parsley;
Cauce, an. Drain for conveying water.
Cauchu, 7. Gum-elastic.
Caución, 2f. Caution or security; gage; bail.
Caucionar, va. (Law) To gas against; ball.
Caucionéro, sm. Surety, ball.
Cauda, af Train of a bishop's robe.
Caudal, am. Property, wealth, fund; capital;
pinto: Hacer caudal de, To hold in
igh estimation.
Caudaléjo, sm. dim. Middling fortune,
Caudalóso, sa, a. Rivers carrying much
water. [train of a bishop.
Caudatirio, am. Clergyman who carries the
Caudáto, ta, a. Having a tall; bearded, hairy.
Caudillo, sm, Commander ofan armed troop;
chief, leader.
Candón, sm. Y. Alcaudon,
Caulicolo, Canliculo, a7. Ornament of the
capital of columns,
Cáuro, sm, e us.) Northwest wind.
Causa, ef. Cause; motive; causality; law-
suit, Causa pública, Public good. A’
causa de, On account of
Causible, a, Causable.
Causador, ra, 4. Occasioner, causator, canser.
Causal, a. Causal. (constituent.
Causánte, pa, and am. Occastoner, causer;
Causár, va. To cause, produce, make; sue;
occasion,
Causativo, va, a. Causative.
Causidico, am. Advocate, counsellor.
Causidico, E (Law) Causidical, forensic.
Causón, sn. Burning fever which lasts sey-
eral hours.
Cúustico, a. (Med.) Caustic.
Caustico, ca, a. Caustic, caustical.
Cautaménte, ad. Cautiously. [ning.
Cautúla, ef Caution, prudence; heed; cun-
Cautelár, va. To proceed with prudence.
Cautelosaménte, ad. Cautiously, guardedly.
Cautelóso, sa, a. Cautious, heodful.
Cautério, oe (Surg.) Cautery; burning.
CAZ
Cauterización, af. Cauterization, cauterizing.
Cautorizador, ER He who cauterizes.
Cauterizár, va, To cauterize; correct with
severity. (charm.
Cautivár, ca. To make prisoners; captivate;
Cautiverio, em. Cautividad, @f Captivity;
confinement. suty.
Cautivo, va, 8. Captive by enemies or by
Cáuto, ta, a. Canuous, wary.
Cava, ¢. Earthing of vines; wine cellar;
subterraneous vault.
Cayadiza, a. Dug out of a pit.
Cavador, a, Digger.
Cavadúra, ef Digging.
Cavallillo, en. Water-furrow between ridges.
Cavár, vu. To dig; excavate; paw.—en. To
penetrate far into; think intensely.
Cavérna, q. Cavern; hollow.
Cavernilla, af. dim. Small cavern.
Cavernóso, 6a, a. Cavernous, caverned.
Cavi, em. A Peruvian root, called oca.
Cavidad, af. Cavity, excavation.
Cavidos, sm. pala titi measure of length.
Cavilación, 4f Cavilling.
Cavilár, ex. To cavil.
Cavilla, sf (Nau.) A trunnel.
Cavillar, af (Bot.) Sca-holly; a trunnel
Cavilladór, sm. Trec-nail or trunnel maker.
Cavillár, ea. (Nau) To use tree-nalis; to
trunnel.
Cavilosamónte, ad. Cavillously.
Cavilosidad, ¢f Captiousness; cavlilingnoss.
Cavilóso, sa, a. Captious, cavillous.
Cávo, va, a. A month having only twenty-
nino days,
Cayáda, ef. Shepherd's hook, croster, staff.
Cayadilla, y. dem. Small shepherd's hook.
Carmi: sm. Shepherd's hook, crook; cro-
sier; 5
Cayánto, an, A kind of stuff.
Cáyoo, am. A sandal.
Cayelác, sm. Sweet-scented wood of Siam,
Cayepút, em. Cajeput oil.
Cayo, em. Key, rock, shoal, or islet.
Cayóte, sm. a American gourd.
Cayou, sm. Cashew-nut,
Caytico, am. (Nau.) Small canoe in America.
Caz, sm. Canal near rivers, for irrigation.
Caza, 8f Chase, hunting; game. (Cuz
mayor, Large game. Caza menor, Small
game, Andar ú¿ caza, To hunt; go in
pursuit of Lerantar la caza, To start
the game. Dor caza, (Nau) To give
chase. Ponerse en caza, (Naw) To ma-
heuvre in order to escape.
Cazábe, sm. Cassada, cassave; flour and
bread of cassada. game.
Cazadéro, sm. Chase, plaee for pursuing
Cazadór, am. Hunter, hunteman, sports-
man; chaser, Cazador de aYorja, One
who sports with dogs,
Cazadora, 4f Huntress.
andan em, (Orn.) Fly-catcher.
Cazár, ca. To chase, hunt; gain by dexter-
ity, by caresses; give chase to. (vsear
una cela, (Nau.) To tally a sail. Casar
moscas, To waste one’s time.
Cazcaleár, en. To fidget.
Cazcárria, 4/. Splashing: of dirt on clothes,
Cazcarriénto, ta, a. Splashed, bemired,
CEB
CEG
AEREA DAR TAS CERRO TEE IES O
Cázo, em, Copper saucepan; copper or fron ; Cebón, sm. A fat bullock or hog. Cebones
Cazokja, éta,
Cazoléro, «rr.
men's work.
Cazoléro, ra, a. A person too officions.
Cazoléta, af Gunlock pan; boss of a shield;
shell of a sword; kind of perfume.
Cazoliila, sf dim. Small earthen pau.
Cazolón, sm. augm. Large
am.
stewpan.
Cazón, sm. (Ichth.) Tope-fish, swect-wil-
Cazonal, em. (Prov.) Fishing-tackle for the
tope-fishery.
Cazonéte, sn. (Nau.) Toggel, a wooden pin.
Cazúdo, da, a. Having a thick back (Knife).
Cazuela, a. An earthen pan; stewed meat;
women's gallery in Spanish theatres.
maji or mojil, Tart of cheese,
bread, apples, and honey. [cords.
Cazambrár, za, To join staves with hempen
Cazimbre, sm. Hempen cord to join staves.
Cazxambrón, am. Cooper.
Cazár, sm. (Bot.) Bryony, white jalap.
‘ari a. Taciturn, sulky.
Ce, med: ark, hero, come here, Por ce
ó por he, In one way or other.
Cua, af. Thigh-bone, hip-bone.
Ceática, 2f. (Med.) Sciatica, a disease.
Ceatico, ca, a. (Med.) Sciatical.
Ceba fulminante, sf. Percussion cap.
Cebáda, ef. Barley.
Cebadal, sm. Barley-field.
Celbadázo, za, a. Belonging to barley.
Cebadera, ¢f Bag in which feed is glven to
working cattle. (Nau.) Sprit-sail.
Cebaderia, 4/. Barley-market.
Cebadéro, sm. Place where e or fowls
are fed; breeder and feeder of hawks;
mule carrying the feed; bell-mule; en-
trance of a kiln; dealer in barley.
Cebadilla, sf. Indian caustic barley; sneeze-
wort; prickly ox-eye; hellebore snuff.
Cebádo, a. (Her.) A wolf with a lamb or
kid in its mouth. {other animals.
Cebadór, am. One who fittens fowls, or
Cebadúra, £/. Feeding or fattening fowls, doc.
Cebár, ea. and n. To feed, cram; fatten
fowls, dec.; kecp up a fire; excite and
cherish a on; prime a gun; beit—
er. To be firmly bent upon a thing.
Cebellina, ¢f Martin; sable; skin of the
sable.
Cebica, af Clout, fron plate to an axletroe.
Cebo, am. Food, fodder; fattening of fowls;
bait for wolves and birds of prey; kind
of monkey; cart-grease; bait; priming.
Cebo or ceba fulminante, Percussion cap.
Cebólla, af. Onion; balb. Cebolla albar-
runa, (Bot) Squill Cebolla ascalonía,
Shallot garlic
Cebollána, ef. Three-toothed globularia,
Cebollar, sm. Plot of ground sown with
onions,
Cebolléro, ra, £. Dealer in onions.
Cebolléta, 4/ dim. A tender onion. [chive.
Cebollino, ¢m. A young onton; onton seed ;
Cebollón, sim. augm. A onfon.
Cetolládo, da, a. Plant with a big bulb; ill-
shaped.
earthen pot or | Cecéo, am. Lisping,
s
de (alicia, Stall-led bullocks,
” Small saucepan; gunlock | Ceboncillo, am. dim, Fatling.
person who docs wo- | Cebra, 4/
Zebra.
Cebratana, af. A long wooden tube; piece
Cob aap U i
úrro, a. Millet, pannie grass.
Cecear, ca. To rehoñnco the Spanish € as
the Spanish 2, or qneteh tA; lisp.
sp.
Ceceóso, 8a, 4. er.—a. Lisping.
: Cecha, af Vessel for drinking water.
¡ Cociál, sm, Fish cured and dried in the air.
Cécias, am. Northwest wind.
Cecína, af. Hung beef. Echar en cecina,
To salt and dry meat.
Cecinár, ca. To make hung beef. [or sold,
Cedaceria, ¢ Shop where sicves are made
Cedacero, sm. Maker or seller of sieves,
cribs, dec.
Cedacillo, ito, am. dim. A small sieve.
Cedázo, am. Siove or strainer. Ver por tela
de cedazo, To see other people's faults.
Cedazuclo, sm. dim, A sinall siove or
Piven e '
ento, pa. Ceding, granting.
Ceder, va. To grant, resign, yield, give up.
—tn. To submit, comply, give up; hap-
pen, turn out ill or well; grow less,
Cediza, a. Tainted: applicd to meat.
Cédo, ad, Immediately, soon.
Cedoária, af. Zedoary.
Cedria, sf. Cedria, cedar resin. [codar.
Cedride, Cédrio, am. Cedrio, fruit of the
Cedrino, na, a. Cedrine, cedarn.
Cédro, em. Cedar; Spanish juniper.
Cedron, em. Cedron-nuts, fruit of the Sima-
ba cedron.
Cédula, af. Slip of parchment or paper;
order, decree; lot; schedule; warrant,
Cédula de aduana, A permit. Cédula
de abono, Order to remit a tax to a town,
Cédula de cambto, Bill of exchange.
Cédula real, Royal letters patent. Cé-
dula ante diem, Secretary's summons of
meeting. Echar cédulas, To draw or
cast lots. [of decrees.
Ceduláge, em. Fees paid for the expedition
Cedalilla, ita, af. dim, A small slip of paper.
Cedulón, sm. augm, A long edict; a libel-
lous bill.
Cefalálgia, af Cephalalgy, headache.
Cefalica, a. Cephalic: applied to a vein.
sate th ca, a, Cephalic, belonging to the
Céfalo, sim. Mallet, a kind of perch.
Cefiro, sm. Zephyr.
Céfo, em, A largo African monkey.
so em, A he-goat, two years old.
óso, sa, a. Blear-e
Cegár, en. To grow blind.—ca. To blind;
ken; shut; stop up.
Cegarrita, sm, One who contracts the eye
to see afar. A' cegarritas, With the eyes
shut.
Cegáto, ta, a. Short-sighted.
Cegatóso, sa, a. V. Cegajoso,
Ceguecillo, Ceguezuélo, sm. dim, Little
blind fellow.
Ceguedád, y Blindness; os
CEL
CEN
Cegutrs, 4/. Disorder in the eye; absolute
blindness.
Cegueries, sm. Kind of martin, martin skina.
ral af. Whip-staff of the helm.
Cé . Silk-cotton-tree.
Céja, q. Eyebrow ; edging of clothes; brid
of stringed instruments; summit; circle
of clou Hasta las cejas, Full up to
the eyes. Quemarse las cejas, To study
intensely.
Cejadéro, am. Traces of harness.
ri en, To remedo: slacken, relax.
Júnto, ta, a. Having eyebrows which
meet, leasure.
Céjo, am. Thick fog; frown, a look of dis-
Po ef. dim, A small eyebrow.
Celúda, af. Helmet; ambush; artful trick;
horse cross-bowman ; decoy.
Celadilla, af dim. Small belmet.
Celadór, ra, a. Curator; monitor; warden.
Celadúra, 8/. Enamel.
Celáge, em, Color of the clonds; presage;
skylight. Celages, Light swift clouds.
, on. and a. To fulfil the duties of an
office with care; watch through fear;
cover; en e.
Célda, af. Cell.
Celdica, illa, ita, ¢f dtm. Cellule.
Celdilla, ef Capsular.
Celebérrimo, ma, a. sup. Most celebrated.
Celebrecion, af. Celebration; praise, ap-
ause.
Celebradór, em. A rt raiser,
Celebránte, em. Celebrator, ofticiating priest,
Celebrár, va. To celebrate. Celebrar misa,
To say mass; praise; revere, vencrate.—
or. To take place.
Célebre, a. Celebrated, renowned ; facetious.
Celts ad. Noria ; facetiously.
e . Celebrity ; e; pom
Celebrillo, emm. dim. Small brane
Celóbro, am. Skull; brain; fancy.
Celemin, em. Dry measure, the twelfth
of a fanega, about one-eighth of a bushel ;
superficial, about one-eighth of an acre.
Celeridad, i Colenly, velocity.
Celúste, a. Celestial; heavenly; sky-biue.
ere a, Colestial, heavenly; perfect;
y
Celestialmónte, ad. Celestially, heavenly.
eel pro monkey. jigs
‘Ollaca, af. Cellac artery; ce passion.
Celiáco, ca, a. (Med.) Cocine.
Celibáto, em. Celibacy; bachelor.
Célibe, em. Bachelor, an unmarried man.
Cólico, ca, a. Celestial, heavenly. [heaven.
Celicola, om. (Little us.) An inhabitant of
Celidónia, 8/. Common celandine, swallow-
wort. der-seed.
Celindráte, sm. Ragout made with corian-
Celita, q/. A Gibraltar fish.
Cellénco, ca, a. Decrepit.
Céllo, 6m. Hoop.
Celosia, sf. Blind of a window.
Celóso, sa, a. Light and swift-sailing; crank.
Celsitúd, ef. Celsitude, elevation.
Celticismo, am. Celticism.
Célula, 6f Cellule.
Celular, a. Cellular. [ity.
Celalilia, i dém., -A very small cell or cay-
Conbeline, af. Hartshorn.
Cementación, af, Cementation.
Cementério, Cemetério, om. Graveyard.
Céna, af. Bupper. Juéres santo or de la
Cena, Maundy-Thursday. Cena del rey,
A tax paid for the king's table.
Cenácho, sm. Basket for fruit and ns.
Cenáculo, am, Cenaculum, hall of the last
supper.
Cenadcro, em. Garden summer-house.
Cenadór, sm. One fond of suppers; suxamer-
house, bower.
Cenagál, sm. Quagmire. Meteroe en un
cenagal, To get in a scrape. Satír de
tun ceragal, To get rid of an unpleasant
affair.
Cenagóso, 8a, a. Muddy, miry, marshy.
Cenar & ercurae, To
Cenár, ta. "To sup.
be miserly.
Cencéño, ña, a. Lean, thin, slender. us
cenceño, Unieavened bread. [of a mill
Cencérra, 2f. Bell of the leading mule; clack
Cencerráda, ¢f Charivari, noise made at the
wedding of an old bridegroom to extort
money.
Cencerreár, on. To Jingle continually ; clack.
Cencerréo, sm. Jingling of mule or horse
bells. horse, or mule bell.
Cencerrilla, illo, « dim A small wether,
Cencérro, sm. Bell of the leading mule;
he ta aad ta reat, Pri-
vately, by »
Cencerrón, em. A bunch of grapes left un-
rol a, Like the nolse of a wether-
Cencido, da, a. Untilled, uncultivated.
Céncris, Céncro, em, Kind of serpent with
white spots,
Cendal, oan thin staff; crape; flounce;
gartor. Cendales, Cotton for an inkstand.
Cendéa, ef. Public meeting of villagers.
Cóndra, gf Paste to clean silver;
Ser una cendra, To be lively as a cricket.
Cenéfa, 3f Picture frame; valance; trim-
ming; bank of a river, &. Cenefa de
un toldo, Centre of an awning.
Cenicéro, em. Ash-hole.
Cenlciénto, ta, a. Ash-colored, cinereous.—
am. Scullion.
Cénit, em. Zenith.
Ceniza, af. Ashes. Cenizas asules, Blue
ashes, a paint, Cendeae de estaño, Pol-
isher's putty. Dia de ceniza, Ash-Wed-
nesday. Haceree ceniza, To come to
nothing. Poner á uno la centza en la
Jrente, (Met.) To make one dlush.
Cenizo, em. (Bot.) White goose-foot. [gray.
Cenizo, za, a. Ash-colored, of a brown and
Cenizóso, sa, a. Covered with ashes.
Cenobita, am. Cenobite.
Cenogil, am. Garter.
Cenopé Y. pl. The feast of tabernacles.
Cenotafio, sm, Cenotaph.
Censál, 4. and a. (Prov.) Right of annual
pension. poll-tax, feudal. [copy-holder.
Censalista, sm. (Prov.) Annuitant for life;
aati rb Censéro, sm. Ono who pays an
annuity.
Cénso, sm. Right to an annual pension;
quitrent; census; poll-tax. denso al
CEN
Commutation of
guitar, or resercativo,
quitrent or annuity which can be pald at
anos by a certain time. Censo de por vida,
pp fur one or more lives. Censo de
agua, Water-rent, mocking-bird.
Censóntli, Censóntle, sm. e Mexican
Censór, sm. Censor; critic, reviewer; cen-
sorious person.
Censoria, y Censorship.
Censorino, Censorio, a. Censorian.
Censuál, a. Belonging to a quitrent or to an
annuity. [holder.
Censualista, sm. Annuitant for life; a copy-
Censnalménte, ad. With a right to an an-
nulty. [blame; gossiping; censorship.
Censúra, ef A critical review; censure,
Censuráble, a. Censurable.
Censuradór, em. Censurer, faultfinder.
Censuránte, pa. Censurer, censuring.
Censurár, oa. To review, criticise; censure,
expose; condemn, correct. (thistle.
Centáura, Centanréa, 4/. Centaury, or star-
Centauro, em. Centaur; archer (constella-
tion).
Centella, af Lightning; flash, spark; flake
of tie Sor cna da, a
To be all life
Centelladór, ra, a. Brilliant [and spirit.
Centellánte, pa. Sparklio a
Centellár, Centelleár, en. To sparkle, throw
out sparks.
Centelleo, ena. Spark, scintillation.
patible ita, af dim. A ie one
n n, em. 4147 mM. A large spark or
Centéna, af. Hundred: centenary.
Centenádas, ad. A’ us or & cen-
tenares, By hundreds. [field.
Centenál, Centenár, wn. A hundred; a rye-
Centenário, ria, a. Centenary.—em. Centen-
nial. earlier Rye-straw.
k.
b.
Centenázo, za, a. Belonging to rye. Paja
Centéno, a. Common rye. hundreth,
Centéno, na, Centcsimo, ma, a. tesimal,
Centenóso, sa, a. Mixed with rye.
Centidónia, y (Bot) Knot-berry bush;
Crema parts.
Centilóguio, em A work divided into a
Centimino, na, G. Having a hundred hands,
Céntimo, em. A centime (French coin).
Centincla, of Sentry. Centinela avanzada,
Advanced Centinela & cuballo,
Vidette. Centinela ida, Forlorn
ho Hacer centt To stand sentry.
Centinódia, y. Knot-grasa, persicaria.
Centiplicádo, ad. Centuple, a hundred fold.
Centiplicár, va. To centuplicate. [turtle.
Centola, Centólla, sf. Centre-fish, a kind of;
Centén, em. Coarse covering of warlike ma-
chines; literary scraps; cento.
Centrado, da, a. (Her.) A globe placed in
the centre.
Central, Centricál, a. Central, centric.
Centralidád, 41. Centrality.
Centralménte, ad. Centrally.
Centrico, a. Focal. Punto cén£rico, Object.
ores gs, a. Centrifugal.
Centripeto, ta, a. Centripetal.
Cintro, sm. Centre; the gt pe object.
Estar en su centro, To satisfied with
one's fate. |
Centaplicár, a. To centuplicate.
CER
Centápla, pla, a. Centaple.
Centúria, sf Century; one hundred soldiers.
Centurión, em. Centurion.
Cenzálo, em. Gnat, mosquito.
Ceñár, tn. (Little us.) To frown, look angry.
Ceñido, da, a. Moderate; ringed.
Ceñidór, sm. Belt, girdle, cest. Ceftidor de
Vénus, Cestus. [cy presa,
Ceñiglo, em White se-foot, summer-
Ceñir, on. To gird, circle; environ; reduce,
Ceñir espada, To wear a sword. Celir
el viento, To haal the wind.—or. Tu re-
duce one's expenses. [round the hoof.
Céño, sin. Frown; ring or ferrule; circlo
Ceñóso, sa, a. Hoof surrounded with rings
Ceñúdo, da, a. Frowning, supercilious; grim.
Céo, am. (Ichth.) Doree or dory.
Cépa, af k of a tree; stalk of a plant;
stock of a vine; origin; foundation.
Cepacabailo, am. (Bot.) Cardoon.
Cepején, sm. The highest and largest branch
Cepilladiras, 4f pl. Sh
pilladúras, 4/. pl. Shavi
Cepillár, va. To plane. =e,
Cepillo, am. Carpenter's plane; brush.
Cepita, af dim. A small vine-stock.
Cépo, am. Anvil-block; stock; the stocks;
strengthening-piece; reel; trap; charity-
box. Cepos qguedos, No more of that,
Cepón, em, augm. A largo trunk of a tree
or vine-stock. {oct
Cepórro, sm. An oid vine pulled up by the
eats Cequin, em, Sequin, a gold Venetian
coin.
Céra, ef. Wax; wax tapers; foot-path; side-
walk. Cera aledu, Coarse wax ary in
the hive. Cera de higos, A drum of figa,
Ser una cera, To be as pliable as wax.—
corachives: if pW llow agata
rachates, 4f. ax-stones, ayollow
Cerafóllo, em. Common Cheri
Cerapéz, af. A plaster of wax and pitch,
Cerasina, J Beverage made of rice.
Cerásta, af. Ceráste, Cerástes, sm. Cerastes
or horned snake. [chick weed.
Cerástio de Granáda, em. White mouse-ear
Ceráto, sm. (Pharm.) Cerate, cerote.
Ceratófilo, Ceratófilon, em. Horn-wort, or
pond-weed.
Cerbatána, af, Blow-tube for shooting pel-
lets; ear-trumpet; ancient culverin.
Cerca, af. Inclosure, fence, hedge.
Cérca, ad. Near, at hand. Cerca de, Close,
near. Zn cerca, Round about. Tocar
de cerca, Tu be nearly allied to.
Cercido, sm. An inclosure; garden or field
inclosed.
Cercadór, am. Fence-maker, hedger.
Cercanaménte, ad. Nigh, nighly; nearly.
ach y. Proximity, neigh rhood, vi-
cinity.
Cercáno, na, €. Near, close by, neighborin
Cercár, va. To inclose, environ; fence round;
crowd round.
Cercén, ad A’ cercen, At the root. Cercen
á cercen, From end to end.
Cercenadaménte, ad. In a retrenching way.
Cercenadéra, @f Clipping-knife,
Cercenador, am. Clipper. [p Cuttings,
Cercenadúra, ¢% Clipping, dcir ad
‘
CER
CER
Cercenár, va. To pare, clip; lop off; lessen ;
curtail.
Cercéra, 3f Ventilator of a vault.
Cercóta, af (Orn.) Widgeon; an antler.
Cércha, sf, A flexible measure for curved
surfaces,
Cerchár, ea, To square timber; lean upon.
Seno: sim. Wooden centre to build an
arch on,
Cercillo, sn, Tendril of a vine. Y. Zarcillo. |
ects Cerción, em. An Indian mocking-
Cerciorár, ea. To verify, ascertain.
Cérco, sm. Hoop or ring; blockade; circle;
frame. En cerco, Round about. cha
cerco, To surround gaine with dogs.
Cercopitéco, sm. Kind oflong-tailed monkey.
Po
Cernicalo, em, (Orn.) Kestrel, wind-hover.
Coger un carnicaio, To be faddied.
Cernidillo, am. Thick mist or fine rain;
waddling gait.
Cernido, em. Sifting; sifted flour.
Cernidara, ra Sifting, si
Cernir, ca. To examine, purify.
Céro, em. Zero, cipher, igure 0.
Ceroferário, em. Acolothist. {soft.
Ceróllo, lla, a. Grain reaped when green and
Cerón, em, Dregs of pressed wax formed into
a cake. {ing; panic, fear; cerate.
Ceréte, sm. Shoemaker's wax, shoe-black-
Cerotéro, em. Wax-rag to wax twine with.
Cerúto, sm. A soft cerate of ofl and wax.
Ceréya,af, Crops of grain which begin to
grow yellow. hee. tonsure,
Cérda, af. Horse-hair; bristles; sheaves of; Cerquillo, em A small circle; seam of a
grain; bundle of flax; sow. Ganado de | Cerquita, 4f dim. Small inclosure.
cerda, Swine.
Cerdámen, em. Handful of bristles,
Cerdana, £/. Kind of dance in Catalonia.
Cerdazo, sm. A largo hog or Pig.
Cerdeár, en. To be weak in the fore-quarter;
sound harshly; decline a request.
Cerdillo, am. A small hog or pig.
Cérdo, en, Hog or ple. Cerdo de muerte,
A pig fit to be killed. Cerdo de vida, A
pig not fit to be killed.
Cerdóso, sa, Cerdádo, da, a. Bristly.
Cerebélo, sm. Cerebellum.
Cerúbro, sm, Cerebrum.
Cerccilla, af. dim. Small kind of red pepper.
Cerecita, 8f. dim. A small cherry.
Ceremónia, ef Ceremony; formality. Guar-' Cerradór,
dar ceremonta, To stick to old customs. ' Cerradúra,
De pura ceremonia, por ceremonia, Out
de golpe
of mere compliment. De ceremonia, | Cerradurilla,
Witb all a e 2, Words of course,
Ceremontál, a. A book of ceremonies,
Ceremonial, Ceremonlático, ca, a. Ceremo-
nlous. [ad. Ceremoniously.
Cerquíta, ad. At a small distance, nigh or
near, Agu? cerquita, Just by.
Cerráda, ef. The strongest part of a hide
Hacer cerrada, To commit a gross fault.
Cerradéro, em, Nosing, plate or hole to re-
celve the bolt of a lock. Echar la cerra-
dera, To refuse.
Cerradéro, ra, $. and a. The place locked,
and thing with which it is locked.
Cerradizo, za, a. That which may be lockod.
Cerrado, sm, Inclosura, fence.
Cerrado, da, a. Shut, locked, close, reserved;
secreted; stubborn. A’ ajos cerrados,
Without em:mination. .A’ puerta cerra-
da, le secretly.
em, Shutter; porter; fastening.
Y Closure; lock. Cerradura
lag ara
ta, of. A small lock.
Cerrája, sf. Lock of a door; common sow-
thistle. Todo es agua de cerrajaa, It is
1 good for nothing. trade.
on the locksinith's
al
Cerrajeár, on. To
Ceremontáticaménto, Cerernoniosaménte, Cerrajeria, af. Trade of a locksmith; forge.
Ceremonióso, sa, 4. Ceremonious, polite, | Cerrajéro, em. Locksmith.
formal.
Céreo, sm. Cactus, torch-thistle.
Cereria, ef Wax-chandler's shop;
chandlery. grant,
Ceréro, em. Wax-chandler; idle person, va-
Ceréza, sf. Cherry. Ceresa garrafal, The
large heart cherry. ,
Cerezál, sm, Plantation of cherry-trees.
o em. Cherry-trce in tho tropics, Mal-
pighia,
pad ay sm. Rock rose, cistus.
Ceriflór, em. Honey-wort, honey-flower.
Cerilla, ¢f Wax taper in rolls; wax tablet;
ear-wax, cercrium,
Cério, Cerério, em. (Chem.) Cerium or
Cerites, sm. Wax-stone, a yellow agate.
Cerméña, af. Muscadine pear.
Cermcño, 8m. Muscadine pear-tree,
Cerramiénto, em. Closure; inclosure; fin-
ishing of the roof; partition walls.
alace | Cerrar, va. and n. To close, forectose; ob-
struct; lock; include; fence; terminate;
robibit. Cerrar la carta, To fold a let-
r. Cerrar la cuenta, To close an ac-
count. Cerrar la boca, To be ailent.
Cerrar la mollera, To begin to get sense.
Cerrar la puerta, To give a flat denial.
Cerrar á alguno la puerta, To lock one
out. Cerrar los en To die; sleep;
blindly to submit, Al cerrar del dia,
At the close of day.—or. To remain firm
in one’s opinion. Cerraree de campiña,
To adhere to an opinion; be shut up; be
cicatrized; grow cloudy. Cerrarse todas
las To bo completely destitute.
Cerrazón, y” Dark and cloudy weather pre-
Cernáda, sf. Leached ashes; plaster of ashes, sales. sm. Hillock. pa tempests.
dee, ; coat of size priming.
Cernadéro, em. Strainer of coarse linen.
Cernedéro, sm, Sifting apron; place for sift-
Cerncdór, sm, Sifter.
Cernéja, 4f Fetlock of a horse.
Corréro, ra, a. Running wild.
Carril, a. Mountaljnons, rough; wild. Puente
cerril, Narrow cattle-bridge; rude, un-
(ing. | mannerly,
Cerrillár, ea. To mill the edge of coin,
ér, oa. To sift, bolt—vn. To bud and | Cerrillo, a7. dim. A little eminence. Car
age? ; drizzle.—or. To waddle; soar.
rillos, The dies for milling coin.
Cerrién, em. Icicle.
Cerro, am. Hill; neck of an animal; back-
bone. En cerro, Nakedly, barely.
Cerrojillo, am. (Orn.) Wagtail, warbler; a
small bolt. (all ways and means.
Cerrújo, em. Bolt. Tentar cerrojos, To try
Cerrón, am. Linen in Galicia made of tow.
Cerrúma, af. Defective quarter in horses.
Cerrumádo, da, a. Weak or defective quar-
ters of horses. [tation.
Certámen, em. Literary controversy, dispu-
Certeria, of. V. Tino. shot.
Cestico, illo, ito, sm. A little basket.
Césto, em. A hand-basket. Estar hecho un
cesto, To be overcome by sleep. Ser un
cesto, To be ignorant and rudo.
Cestón, em. A large basket; gabion.
oo af. Range of gabions.
úra, ef. ura, pause in poetry.
Cetácoo, cea, a. Cetaceous, of the whale kind,
Cétis, am. An old Galician coin.
Cétra, q/. A leather shield used by Spaniarda,
Cótre, sm. A small brass or copper bucket.
Cetrería, ef Falconry; hawking.
Certéro, ra, 8. Sharp-shooter.—a. Excellent | Cetréro, sm. Verger; falconer, sportsman.
Certéza, ef. Certainty, certitude.
Certidúmbre, gf Y. Corteza,
Certificación, ¢f Certificate, certification;
return of a writ.
Certificádo, sm. Certificate, certification.
Certificár, ea. To certify, assure, affirm.
Certificatorio, ria, a. C ing, suthenti-
cati
Certiniiáa, Certitúd, af. V. Certeza,
Cerúleo, lea, a. Cerulean, sky-blue.
Cerúma, 3f Defective quarter in a horse.
Cerúsa, sf. Ceruse, white lead.
Cerval, a. Belo: to a deer. Miedo cer-
vai, Great timidity.
a lo, ria, a. V. Cerval. pas
tica, af. green opper.
Cervatico, illo, em. dis. A small deer.
Cervato, am. A fawn. [house.
Cerveceria, ¢f. Brewhonse, brewery; ale-
Cervecéro, an. Brewer; beer-seiler.
Cervéda, af Extremity of the ribs of pork.
Cerveza, em. Beer, malt liquor.
Cervicébra, ef Gazelle.
Cervical, a. (Anst.) Cervical.
Cervigúdo, da, a. High or thick-necked.
Cerviguillo, sm. Nape of the neck.
Cervino, na, a. Resembling a deer.
Cervidlas, af. (Nao.) Cat-heada,
Cerviz, af. Cervix, nape of the neck. Ser
de dura cerviz, To be incorrigible. Do-
blar or bajar la cervia, To humble one's
self Lerantar la cervis, To be elated,
grow proud, [color.
Cervúmo, na, a. Resembling a deer; fawn-
Cesácio or Cesación a Divinia, « Suspension
from religious fanctiona, [pause,
Cesación, 3/. Cesamiénto, sm, Cessation,
Cesante, am. A public officer dismissed with
salary.— ng.
Cesar, en. To cease, forbear; desist.
Cusar, pr. Name. O César 6 nada, Neck
or nothing.
Cesáreo, rea, a. Imperial; Cesarian.
Cése, em. Cease; stop of pension.
Cesible, a. That which may be ceded.
Cesión, af. Cession, resignation ; concession ;
surrender.
Cesionário, Cesonário, ria, a. pas f
Céspede, sm. Pruned part of the
vine; grass-plot. Cesped frances, sea-
Genes aoe ld wh sods are cnt.
éra, af. Field where green are cu
Césta, af. Dire nier.
Cestúda, sf. A basket-full.
Cesteria, af. Basket-shop; basket-stand.
Cestéro, sm. Basket-maker or seller.
Cestica, ílla, ita, et. A small baskot,
Cetrifero, em. One who bears a sceptre.
Cetrino, na, a. Citrine, lemon-colored;
aundiced.
tro, sm, Sceptre; reign; wand; perch.
Céuma, af ina a figure in rhetoric,
Ceva, af. Y. and Cebo. {stuff
Cha, @f In New Spain, Tea; a thin Chincso
Chabacanameénte, ad. In a bungling manner.
Chabacána, 4f An insipid kind of plum,
Chabacanáda, 4. A very vulgar expression.
Chabacaneria, af Want of cleanliness.
Chabacáno, na, a. Coarse, unpolished.—em.
(Mex.) A kind of apricot. -
Chabéta, af Key, fastening-plece. Perder
da chabeta, To lose one's senses.
Chabérra, 8f. (Coll. Prov.) A young lass,
Chaborréta, af. dim. (Coll. Prov.) A very
Chácara, af Y. Chacra,
Cháchara, 4f Chit-chat, idle talk,
Chachareár, en. (Coll.) To prate.
Chacharéra, 4f. Forward, talkative woman,
Chachareria, #f (Prov.) Verbosity, verbiage.
Chacharetro, Chacharón, sm. Prater. gabbler.
Chácho, am, Stake at the game of hombre ;
word of endearment.
Chacina, qf. Pork seasoned with spice,
Chacoll, em. A light red Biscay wine,
Chacoloteár, on. To clatter. [horse-shoe,
Chacolotéo, em, The clapping of a loose
Chacóna, 4/. A Spanish dance, its tune.
Chacóta, 3 Noisy mirth. Echar á chacota,
To carry off with a joke, Hacer chacota
de, To make fun of. [scoff.
Chacoteár, on. To indulgo in noisy mirth,
Chacotéro, ra, 4. Waggish, ludicrous,
Chácra, Chácara, 9. (A.) An Indian hut
Chacuaco, sm. Clown.
Chafaldétes, em. (Nau.) Clew-lines.
Chafalonia, 3/. (A.) Old plate, or broken ar-
ticles of silver.
Chafália, af A tattered suit of clothes,
Chafallár, ea. To botch, to mend in a clum-
sy manner. [mended.
Chafallo, em. Coarse patch, place coarsely
Chafullón, na, 8. A botcher.
Chafár, va. To mat down the pile of velvet;
cut one short in his discourse. sword,
Chafaróte, sm. A short, broad, Turkish
Chafarrináda, y” Blot, stain; disgrace.
Chafarrinár, va. To blot, stain.
Chafarrinón, em. Blot, stain. Echar un
chafarrinon, To di one’s family.
Chaferconéas, $. pl. Kind of printed linen,
Chaflán, sm, Bevel, obtuse angle.
Chaflanér, va. To bevel, slope. dd
CHA
Chal, am. Fang ane Chal angosto, 8carf.
Chalán, na, a, Hawker, huckster; jockey.
Chalaneár, va. To jockey; buy or sell
terously. ]
Chalanena, 2/. Cunning la buying or selling.
Chalchigúíte, sm, pl. ÍA.) Stones like em-
Chaldrón, em. Measure for coals. — [eralds,
Chaléco, sm. A waistcoat, vest.
Chalón, Chalún, sm. Shalloon, woollen stuff.
Chalóte, em. Shalote, kind of onion.
Chaiipa, af Sleop, a small light vessel.
(Mox.) Canoe.
Chamaleón, sm. Chameleon.
Chamarásca, ¢f A brush-wood fire, (Bot.)
Annual costmary.
Charmnaráz, sm. (Bot.) Water-germander.
Chamarlléro, Chamarilléro, ¢m. Dealer in
old farniture, &c.; gambler.
Chamarillén, em. A bad player at cards.
Chamariz, em. Blue titmouse,
Chamarón, 8. Long-tailed titmouse.
Chamirra, ¢/ Garment of sheep-skins.
Chamarrúta, 4 A short loose jackot with
sleeves.
Chambé Y. A long wide cassock; a
Spanish dance with singing; silk girdle.
Chambérgo, ga, a. Slouched hat. (let.
Chamelóte, lóte, em, Camlet or camb-
Chamelotina, 4f Kind of coarse camblet.
Chamerlúco, em. Close jacket with a collar.
Chamicéra, af. Trees, &., scorched by fire.
Charicéro, ra, a. Belonging to scorched
wood.
Chamiza, ef Kind of wild cane or reed.
Chamizo, em. A piece of wood half burnt.
Chamórra, af. A shorn head. ead.
Chamorráda, 3/. Butt given with a shorn
Chamorrár, va, To cut the hair with shears.
Chamorro, ra, a. Shorn, bald. Trigo cha-
morro, Winter or beardless wheat. [
Cham yA stately treo in -
Champán, af Vessel in South America of
seventy or eighty tons.
Champurrádo, em. Jargon; mixture of
Uquors. (Mex) Chocolate made in atole.
Cuampurrár, ca. To mix liquors; speak
gibberish. (vice; coutaminated.
Chamuscádo, da. a. Tipsy; tinged, prone to
Cham , oa. To singe or scorch.
Chamuscón, am. augm. A large singe or
scorch. [singelng; wrangling.
Chamusquina, 8/. Chamúsco, em. Scorching,
Chancáca, ef Tho coarse sugar of western
Spanish America, merry.
Chanceár, on. To jest, joke.—or. To fool, be
Chancellér, ea. To cancel, efface, annul.
Chancéro, ra, a, Jocose, sportfal, merry.
Chancharras máncharras, af pl, (Low.) Sub-
terfuges.
Chancica, illa, 4% dim, A little fun or Jest.
Chancillerésco, ca, a. Of chancery, in chan-
cery.
Chancilleria, nf Chancery; chancery fees.
Chancita, 4/. dim, A little fan.
Chancléta, 47 SUpRe Andar en chancleta,
To go slipe shoe,
Chánclo, sm. Patten; clog; galoche, over-
ex-
ry. | Chapucería, ef A clumsy, bung]
ss aro sm. Money beaten out to appest
r.
Changóte, sm. An oblong bar of iron.
Chántre, sm. Precentor, a dignified canon.
Chantria, 4/. Precentorship.
Chánza, af. Joke, jest, fan, Chansa
A sarcastic taunt. De chanea, In jest.
Chanzonóta, 4/. Joke, jest; a little merry
song. (poet.
Chanzonetéro, sm. Writer of ballads, a y
Chapa, ef. A thin metal plate; scutcheon ;
rosy spot; rouge; boss. De chapa, Of
pal ent, valor.
apaléta, ef Lower pump-borx.
Peret ee ay Teh x bush species of
é hick es
cok pq o td
Cha; a, Y. Very heavy shower of rain.
Chaparrál, em. Plantation of evergreen oaks.
(A.) Place fall of thick bushes,
Chapárro, em. Evergreen oak-tree; bush.—
a, Low in stature.
Chaparrón, em, A violent shower of rain.
Chapeár, va. To adorn with psa —
on. To clap (as a horseshoe unnalled)
Chapelóta de una bomba, 4f The olapper of
a pump-box, of a scupper, do.
Chapelóte, em. An ancient cover for the head.
Chapelina, ¢f An ancient gold coin.
Ch . Ornament of metal plates,
Chabéta. 8f. A small metal plato; Ted spot
apóta, ef. me :
ae aa e o) cid stud. a :
apetón, em. (A.) European Spaniard.
Chapetonáda, 4/7 dines incident to stran-
gers to the climate.
Chapin, em. pa Shen a cork sole. Chapin
de la reina, on the occasion of the
King's pola
Chapinazo, em, Blow with a clog or patten,
Chapinería, ¢ Shop for clogs and pattens.
Chapinéro, em. Clog-maker or seller,
Chapinito, em. dim. A small clog,
Chapitél, sm. Capital of a colnmn, spire of
a tower.
Cháple, em. Graver, the tool
Chapodár, va, To lop off the branches of
trees, (America.
Chapóte, em. Kind of black glue or wax in
Chapoteár, va. To wet with a sponge.—cn.
To paddle in the water.
Chapuceár, va. To botch, bungle.
Chapuceraménte, ad, bag cir
ng wo
Chapucéro, em. Nail-smith, &c.; bungler.
Chapucéro, ra, a, Rough, unpolished, clumsy.
Chapurrádo, sm. Jargon, broken lan
Chapurrár, oa. To speak gibberish, broken.
Chapúz, sm. The act of ducking; clumsy
rformance.—pl. Pleces on the mast to
ncrease its bul
Chapuzár, ea. To duck; paddle with the
oars.—on. and r. To dive; duck.
Chaquéta, af Jacket.
Chanfaina, 4f Ragout of livers and lights;|Charéncnas, ef. pi. (Nau) Battens used as
a trifling thin
Chanfión, an e. Bungler.~c. Bungling.
suppo
Charanguéro, ra, a, Clumsy ; bed workmasn,
CHE
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API BEd uk ee ino See EOI
Charanguéro, sm. Peddler, hawker; coast-, Cheurrón, sm. Chevron (in heraldry).
ing-veseel.
Chárca, sf. Reservotr ps frigo to make ice.
Charcánas, ¢f. Stuff of silk and cotton.
Chárco, em. Pool of standing water; small :
lake. Pusar el charco, To cross the seas.
Charcóso, sa, a. Fenny, swampy, watery. |
Chárla, y. (Orn.) Bohemian chatterer, silk-
tail; idle chit-chat, p.
Chariadór, ra, s. Gabbler, prater, chatterer.
Charladaria, y. ergo dl ip.
Charlánte, am. and pa. bler, chatterer.
Charlantin, em. A mean prattler or gossip.
Charlér, en. To e, chatter, gossip.
Charlat&n, na, & r, babbier; chariatan.
—a. Empirical.
Charlatanear, on. VY. Charlar. [quackery.
Charlatanería, q Garrulity, verbosity;
Chariatanismo, sm. Charlatanry, quackery.
Charmilla, ¢ Hornbeam-tree.
Charnéca, @f. Mastic-tree, pistachio-tree.
Charnevál, em. Plantation of mastic-trees,
Charnéla, ef. Hinge; the chape of a buckle.
Chardéi, Black varnish; jepan work.
Charolar, ea. To varnish ; japan. (ner.
Charoli om, Gilder, her, or japan-
Charpa, 4 Belt for pistols and poniards,
Charpár, oa. To twist around.
Charquillo, sm, dis. A small pool or puddle.’
Charráda, sf. Action of a clown; a dance;
tawdrinees
Charraménte, ad. Clownishly, tastelessly.
Charretéra, af. Knee-strap or knee-buckle
to small-clothes; epaulet.
rv ra, £, Churl, a clownish person;
ry.
Charro, a Gandy, tawdry. (Ing.
Chas, am. Word denoting cracking or tear-
Chásco, en. Fun, jest, a trick; disappoint-
ment; lash. Dar un chasco, To piay a
merry trick. Dar chasco, To disap t.
Lievares chasco, To be pro
Chevronádo, da, a. Cheyroned, coat of arms
with chevrons. [leaved sage.
Chia, af A short black mantle; cowl; lime-
Chiar, en. To chirp, as birds.
Chiba, af Kid.
Chibaléte, sm. Chest of drawers with a desk.
Chibata, Y (Prov.) Shepherd's club or staff.
Chibáto, sm. Kid between six and twelve
months oid.
Chibetéro, Chibital, sm. Fold for kids
Chibo, em. Kid, he-goat.
Chibon, em. A young cock-linnet; sort of
Chibér, em. A kind of monkey.
Chica, 4f A little girl. Una buena chica,
A pretty girl.
Chichda, af. Herd of sickly kids.
Chicalóte, sm. Mexican argemone,
Chicarréro, sm. Shoemaker of pumpe and
little shoes.
Chicha, af. Children’s meat; beverage of
any sweet juice fermented, ar molasses,
Ser cosa de chicha y nabo, To be of little
importance. Tener pocas chichas, To
be very lean or weak,
Chicharo, 4/: (Bot.) Pea.
Chichárra, af. Cicada, called locust in the
U.8.; a prattler. Cantar la el a,
To be scorching hot.
Chicharrár, oa. To fry meat too much.
Chicharréro, em, A hot place or climate.
Chichárro, sm, A young tunny-fish; horse-
mackerel, [iard is tried ont.
Chicharrón, em. Scrap of pork fat after the
Chicheria, af. Tavern where chicha is sold.
Chichigua, 4f (Mex.) Wet nurse.
Chichisveadór, em. Gallant, wooer.
Chichisveár, va. To woo, court.
Chichisvéo, sm, Court paid to a Mdy; cicis-
beo, a gallant
Chichén, am. Lump on the head ; bruise,
Chichoncillo, ito, sim. dim. Small lump.
Chasquéar, va. and n. To crack with a whip | Chichóta, af Sin faltar chichota, It is all
or fash ; s fool; disappoint; cheat, complete.
Chusquí, em. (Peru) Postboy on foot. Chico, ca, & Little, small. Chtco con
Chasquido, am. Crack, snap. grande, Both great and small. girl.
uista, em. A person fond of playing | Chico, ca, em. and af. A little boy or little
tricks; a sycophant. Chicoleár, va. To joke or fest in gallantry.
Chata, of. A flat-bottomed boat; a bulk;|Chicoléo, am. Joke, jest in gallantry.
Chata alijadora, Lighter. [ber. ¡ Chicória, 4f Succory, wild-endive,
Chate, am. Round-leaved cucum- | Chicorrotico, ica, a. dém. Vory little or very
Cháto, ta, a. Fist, flet- small child.
Chavari, em. Kind of linen. Chicorrotin, a. Very small.
Chavéta, 4/. Key or bolt. Chicóte, ta, a A fat strong boy or girl; end
Chavénis, af. A kind of muslin. of a rope; end of a cigar partly smoked.
Chaul, ea. A Chinese blue silk stuff. Chicozapóte, sm. A delicious American
Chayóte, em. Mexican star-cucumber. fruit. paa hissing.
Chara, 4f Point where the ball is driven|Chifla, e. Whistle; bookbinder's paring-
back; berth on board a ship. Hacer
chasa, To walk on the hind feet.
Chazadór, sm. One who stops the ball and
marks the
Chazár, ea.
Chelén, em. pi. A cotton staff of different
colors.
Chelin, em. Shilling, an English coin.
Chérna, ef Ruffle, a resembling a
salmon. [Indies.
Cherquemóla, e”. Staff made in the East
Chérva, ef. Christi.
Great spurge, Palma
To stop the ball; sick the Ch
Chiflacayóte, sm. A large kind of pumpkin
in America.
Chifladéra, ¢f Whistie.
Chifiad Gra, of Whistling. ee Craziness,
iflár, va. To pare the edge of leather.—
on, To whistle; mock ; tipple.—er. [ment
To be crazy. men
Chifléto, em. Whistle, small wind instru-
em. Whistle; bird-call; priming-
horn; tide. Aguas ch Neap tide.
reg Chiflo, em. Bookbinder’s paring-
a,
CHI
Chiflido, era, ees:
Chigua, y/. V. A da
Chilacay ate, am. Kind of pumpkin
Chile, ef American red or green pepper.
Chile relleno, (Mex.) Green die toes
fell with mince moat, ) eggs,
and fri
Chiléra, Y. (Naw) O hole.
Chilillo, em. a thle
pad Hat rca af. Trifle, ae of little value.
ed sm. Gamo at cards; cut in the
Chilla, y. Call for foxes, hares, or rabbits.
Claco de chilla, Tack, a sort of nail.
Yablas de chilla, Thin boards. Chiliaa,
Kind of East Inia cotton stuff.
Chilládo, sm. Roof of shingles or thin boards.
Chtlladór, ra, a, Screamer, shrieker; a thing
that creaks,
Chillante, a. Gaudy, gay, brilliant
Chillár, en. To scream; ; hiss.
Chillóras, af pk (Nau. 'Shot-lockers,
Chillido, em. Shriek; bawling of a woman,
Dar un chillido, To utter a scream.
Chillo, am. Call.
Chillón, em. Bawler; common crler; nail,
tack. Chillon real, Spike. Clavo ohi-
Yon, Tack or small nail.
eal er e Appel to showy colors.
toma, grecn pepper.
Chimáte, em. V. “Chancaco:
Chimenéa, 2/. Chimney ; mantlepi
Chimpipe, sm. (Nicaragua) ) Turkey.
China, ef Pebble; china-root, ps
porcelain, chins ; China silk. df la
china, Cloth coarser than that from
China; boyish play.
Chinámpa, af. Indian vegetable garden of
the Lake of Mexico, formerly floating.
Chinárro, sim. A large pebble.
Chinateádo, sm. Stratum orlayer of pebbles.
Rene em. A large pebblo; blow with a
bb
bario, am, Thrust or cut with a
sword.
Me em. Place swarming with
Pas af. Bedbug, bug. Morir como
phinohes’ To die ho rotten sheep.
Chinchéro, em, Bug-trap made of twigs.
Chinchilla, g/. Chinchilli, a small quadruped
in Peru.
Chinchorréo, sm, Tiresome importunity.
Chinchorreria, ¢f Mischievous tale, |
Chinchorréro, ra, 8. Insidious tale-teller.
Chinchórro, em, Fishing-boat used in An er-
ica; fishing-net.
Sr Sipser
néla, per; kind o n or
Chinilla, ¡A . A small pe bie. es
Chino, na, a. Chi ineso; belt breed Indian,
Chiquéro, sm, Hog-sty; but for goats.
Chane? que, sm, Sawer, sawyer; grating
Chiguitio, ílla, a dim. A small child.
Chiquirritico, ica; illo, illa; ito, ita, a. dim. | Ch
Very small, very little,
Chiqu rritín, » Chiquitia, em. A rhea boy.
Uhiquitico, ca; paulo, ls a
Very = or little,
tn.
a, dim, Little, small. Hacerse
o conceal one's knowledge.
ger eer ‘ane
Chiribtti am. Crib; small room.
Chirigúita, 4f Kind ‘of gourd.
Chirimia, @f
Chiriméya, y o the best kind of
[player.
Clarionet.—sm. Clarionet-
custard-ap
Sains ae veme veut ed by boys; trifle.
o be ja good spirita.
Citripa, pe Forunate chance; ata sl
Chiripéro, em. A lucky en) W by
Chirivia, 4f Parsnip. Wag-tall.
on la, Y Muscle, a a bivalve shell-fish.
Chirladér, ¢. A clamorous prattler.
Chirlar, on. To prattle. its scar.
Chirlo, sm, A large wound in the and
Chirriador, ra, a. Hissing like something
fried; creaking; chirper. [out of tana
Chirriar, on. To hiss; co chirp ; sing
Chirrichóte, am. A umptuous man,
eee A nickna e for French
priesta,
Chirrido, em. Chirping; cresk; chattering.
Chirrio, pa ll creaking nolse mado by
carts;
Chirrión. en pa mica one-horse cart.
Chirrionéro, em. Scavenger, dung-cart dri-
hantboy.
e Wind instrument like a
cias am, Clasbing of swords, dee.
vis, sm. A dabbler, an insignificant,
de y fellow.
ema perrea em. A small draught of wine,
small spout of any liquid. [lumber.
Chisme, en, Misreport; traps or useless
er va. To tattle, misrepresent, tell
Chiscrieo, sa, a. Tattling, tale-bearing.
a Y Spark, a flake of fire; small
diamond; a short gun; small particle.
Y. Miaja, Penetration. Fuluno tiens
chispa, Such a one is very acute. Ser
To be all life and spirit.
To be in a violent passion.
Chispas, énterj. Fire and tow.
Chispázo, em, The Pb one res and
the damage it lovoualy
Chlepedn on To emit ks; rain
spear, on. To emit spar:
Chispéro, em. Smith; low people of eee
vane ra, a Emitting a number of
as ka,
po, em, Small dee of wine.
presea on. To hiss, as burning oil
late em, Sibilation, hissing, crack-
Chinvieo, Sparkling, emit ks,
Chistár, Le To mumble, mutter. o hist
palabra, EN qa poto open his i.
Chiste, em. pesao avin fun, joke
head. en, atta Lo Bee nell oa
Chistéra, ¢f A narrow Basket for Osh.
eee Facetiously, wittily,
te, ad.
sa, a, Gay, cheerful, facetious,
Chit tiny Ankle-bone; game with an ankle
cute’ em, Kind of cotton staff; chints,
Ohiticálla, em, One who keeps silence.
urna
>
at tt”
ma.
CHO
Chiiicadiz. ee. To keep sienes Ciilical-
mr On Eme
Caro, en Mezcer— ek ar bone in the
cune of ca Lria 2 chiiva, To lead a
reba het he,
Ct. ta, Chitoa, iaterj. Hush! silence! mam!
Chivo, va Y. Cásia, Ya.
Ch. wa, of. Part of the came given to ahawk;
swp-ooiler’s padile.
Choexdor, ra, a Provoker; aseailant.
("-..cante. pa. Provoking, irritating; glaring. | Chubásco, Chubaze, 97, e. .-
"Chóto, am. A sucking kid.
{mals
ro! iter’ Driver's word to stop his ani-'(
OHU
Chotár, ea, To suck, V, Mamar,
[srt tate.
Chotano, na, e, and. Sucking KIA ur nuse;
Chova, af. Jay, chough,
Chóya, ef Jnck-daw,
Choz, em, Sound of s blow.
Chóza, ef. Hut, cottage, bevel.
"hózna, af. Great-grand day. es.
Paita em, Great-yrutuies-:
Chozuéla, af dim. A etna. 1 2 A ese: agp
Chubárba, af. (Ieut.) tar og
$ sp? Pw “A
Ci» car, en To dash against one: justle; | Chica, af. Hollow ride A ue q. rr
fizht—ra. To oke, vex, shock.
Cbocarreár, en. To joke, jest. - [ing.
Chocarreria, 27. Baffoonery, low jests; cheat-
Chocarrero,
era, sem. Baffoon, low er, mimic.
Chorearrero, ra, a. Practising indecent rail-
; scarrilous.
Choe Y. Woodcock.
Chocheár, en. To dote.
Chochera, Chochéz, af
Chocho, eha. a. Doting.—em. Lupine; sugar-
pl —pl. Sugar things, dainties.
illa, af dim. A small hut, alow :
Choclár, on. To drive the ball ont by the
Chócio, am. Patten, oe ing.
Choción, an. Driving the ball through
cattle-fish.
Chocolat-ta, af, Chocolate-
Chocolateria, q. Chocolate-shop. [late-pot.
Choco em. Chocolate-maker ; choro-
Chád : Past es É nd
ade, sm. Paste of milk, esza, sugar,
Chófa, Y (Obs.) Falsehood, ri :
Chofear,
Chucóro, am, Pikernuan.
Chúcha, af. Ainerican qs ae.-- ‘ae
Chuchoár, ¢4. Tofowiw' wt 4. +...
Chucheria, af Gewzaw, ‘re. ..
with calla, der.
Chuchéru, ma. Birds ae
Chicho, am. Larug net #
Chuchamé+n, er, A wney try de
little fellow.
Chuchurrár, 74. To, vw, o... ow oe
Chacea, af. Heo. wf e,” » 7
Chnecúzo, arn ote te f+ oe «
4,»
“=
A ” ben
Chúfa, af Ti» om A fear Saty
118, Ves Lerdo ue” .
Chnfár. Ct. tr.r 79 7. o...
Chufta f 4-4 yew & - * sello
Chutta of Te, 1 - ds
Chautltew ea o ee
Chatero. a 8 ¿. e . > e
Chiiwia «Y 3 rer eo wae oo.
VTA A
Ch cwtoy en £ - we 290
Chus. es S$. re 2 á
Cinra offi A ¿o 1
a
a oe
Y q ww ~~
, va. To utter falseboods. V. Mentir. | (th... a 7% 7 ds Ge a ae
Choféro, em. V. Caofidla. Ch. us '. be a x
ua of En ; oe q. - d Sane a bee
Chofets, y: afing-dish; a portable grate. ats hw ee tok. is A
Chofísta, sen. Liver on lights and livers ; liar. f.tay sre, Be bode
Cholétas, 44 Brown platillas. | ere nee nr woe
Cholla, 9. Skall; j nt. VOW ee. rs oe r
Chopa, af Kind of sea-bream; poop-eabin. ( -.. e 78 2. 7 mm *
Chopo, em. Black po lar-tree. €? se. Y “7 dl
Choque, arm. Shock, elash ; rencnanter; SKir- A A+ ioe
a Ergo (Naw) Choeks. ña A oe. eae. E (ae
oquezucia, ¢/ The knee-pan or pate A O
corea, % Pit or hole in the groand. fi Pg a. ale AOR.
e oodeork, oe la J » . A ”
Chordén, em. Raspberry jam. pan mee - +:
Churieina am. Haeaareniaker or Seiler. hi ee a eer ae ee
Chorite, em, A palm-tree, the woort «A which re mee : " n. Fave
is black Gave ee pa Pass ”-" dia
Chorizo, em, Pork Trahan. ae - * tá . si ee
Chorti Sangean i wer, forte fae LE Son pn ye .
puorifto, a, Carlew or gray pios af aiin, o ) )
fr wrreblo, da, a Applied to a do. al? » ta. aA >
Qrmeár, en. To fall from a A iee de as E
e Spoat ; mark se sl ” e ig pS ° poy Ld
marae 0 "jar, Pmt wet oe Woes 8
irretáda, of Water sport. rir ee pe a
Cirrillo, am A small sport of Ween Uh ES mt
por el chorilo, To enn rr ee a a =
Chorrita, em, dim, A somite. MU el eM e ed
Chirrom Water. der. ¡Meri cr A
fuh; ajet; bolos barat af anto pe 2
‘aa, > ae e” é a ..
corras, Abundan: y on 7 aiii ‘ ] ”” y = e
Horkle eave! aes
Chorrin, ame,
a
CHA
Chal, am. Lona Chal angosto, Scarf.
Chalán, na, 8. Hawker, buckster; Jockey.
Chalaneár, va. To jockey; buy or sell dex-
terously. :
Chalanena, 47 Cunning in buying or selling.
Chalchigiite, sm. pl. ÍA.) Stones like em-
Chaldrón, sm. Measure for coals. [eralda.
Chaléco, sm. A walstcoat, vest.
Chalón, Chalán, sm. Shalloon, woollen stuff.
Chalóte, em. Shalote, kind of onton.
Chalúpn, af Sloop, a small light vessel.
(Mex.) Canoe.
Chamaleón, em. Chameleon,
Chamarásca, ¢ A brash-wood fire. (Bot.)
Annual costmary.
Chamaráz, am. (Bot.) Water-germander.
Chamariléro, Chamarilléro, sm. Dealer in
old furniture, dee. ; gambler.
Chamarillén, en. A bad player at cards.
Chamariz, en. Blue titmouse.
Chamarón, 8. Long-tailed titmouse.
Chuamárra, 4f. Garment of sheep-skina.
Chamarróta, 4f A short loose jackot with
sleeves.
Chambérga, y. A long wide cassock: a
Spanish dance with singing;
Chambéorgo, ga, a. Slouched hat.
Chamelóte, Camelóte, sm, Camlet or camb-
Chamelotina, ¢/ Kind of coarse camblet.
Chamerlúco, em. Close jacket with a collar.
Chamicéra, af. Trees, «ec., scorched by fire.
Chamicéro, ra, a. Belonging to scorched
wood.
Chamiza, /. Kind of wild cane or reed.
Chamizo, sm. A piece of wood half burnt.
Chamórra, 4f A shorn head. [head.
Chamorráda, @f Butt given with a shorn
Chamorrár, va. To cut the hair with shears.
Chamórro, ra, a. Shorn, bald. Trigo cha-
morro, Winter or beardless wheat.
Champáda, Y A stately treo in a-
Champán, 4. Vessel in South America of
mixture of
seventy or elghty tons.
Champurrádo, em. Jargon;
liquors, (Mex.) Chocolate made in atole.
Champurrir, ca. To mix liquors; speak
gibberish. (vice; contaminated.
Chamuscádo, ds. a. Tipsy; tinged, prone to
Chamuacár, va, To singe or scorch.
Chamuscón, am. augm. A large singe or
scorch. [singeing; wrangling.
Chamusquina, 8/. Chamúsco, em, Scorching,
Chancáca, ef Tho coarse sugar of western
Spanish America. (merry.
Chanceár, on. To jest, joke.—vr. To fool, be
Chancellár, ea. To cancel, efface, annul.
Chancéro, ra, a. Jocose, sportfal. merry.
Cháncharras máncharras, 8/. pl. (Low.) Sub-
terfuges,
Chancica, illa, ¢f dim. A little fun or jest.
Chancillerósco, ca, a. Of chancery, in chan-
cery.
Chancilleri. Y ETA chancery fees.
Chancita, be, im. A little fun.
Chancléta, 4f Sitpper. Andar en chancieta,
To go slipshod. [shoe.
Chánclo, sm. Patten; clog; galoche, over-
Chanfaina, af Ragout of livers and lights;
a trifling ine
Chanfién, Lg e. Bungler.—a. Bungling.
Chanflón, em. Money beaten out to appeat
Y.
larger.
Changóte, em, An oblong bar of iron.
Chintre, sm, Precentor, a dignified canon.
Chantria, af Precentorship.
Chánza, af. Joke, jest, fun. Chanea pesada,
A sarcastic taunt. De chanea, In jest.
Chanzonéta, ¢. Joke, jest; a little merry
song. [poet
Chanzonetéro, sm. Writer of ballads, a petty
Chapa, gf. A thin metal plate; scutebeon ;
rosy spot; rouge; De chapa, Of
pani ae i ya ES
a . Lower pump-box.
Sebati Te te a ccs of
apárra, ef. e es
pie a vb with @ low Fook,
nee . Very heavy shower of rain,
a
planicies of evergreen oaks.
(A.) Place full of thick bushes.
Chapárro, em. Evergreen oak-tree; bush.—
a. Low in stature,
Chaparrón, sm, A violent shower of rain.
Chapceár, va. To adorn with metal —
en. To clap (as a horseshoe led).
Chapelóta de una bomba, 4. The clapper of
a pump-box, of a scupper, dee.
Chapelóte, am. An ancient cover for the head.
Chapelina, ef. An ancient gold coin.
Chaperia, ¢ Ornament of metal plates.
Chaperón, em, Ancient hood or cowl.
Chapéta, ef. A small metal ; Ted spot
Pon era e mata gia stu E
apetón, sm, ¿uropean Spaniard.
Chapetonáda, 4/. hilncas incident to stran-
gers to the climate,
Chapin, sm. Clog with a cork sole. Chapta
de la reina, Tax on the occasion of the
King's marti.
Chapinizo, a Blow with a clog or patten.
Chapinería, y. Shop for clogs and pattens.
Chapinéro, em. Clog-maker or seller.
Chapinito, em. dim, A small clog.
Chapitél, em. Capital of a column, spire of
a tower. ving.
Cháple, sr, Graver, the too] ín en-
Chapodár, va, To lop off the branches of
treea, [ America.
Chapóte, am. Kind of black glae or wax in
Chapoteár, va. To wet with a sponge.—wvn.
To paddle in the water.
Chapuceár, ca. To botch, bungle.
Chapuceraménte, ad. Fumblingl Y clumasf y.
Chapuceria, 4/. A clumsy, bungling work.
Chapucéro, em. Nail-smith, &c.; bungler.
Chapucéro, ra, a. Rough, unpolished, clamsy,
Chapurrádo, em. Jargon, broken |
Chapurrár, va, To speak gibberish, broken.
Chapáúz, am. The act of ducking; clumsy
ríormance. Pieces on the mast to
nerease its bul
Chapuzár, va. To duck; paddle with the
oars.—on. and r. To dive; duck.
Chaquéta, @f Jacket. (mon.
Chaquéte, sm. Game resembling back
Chaquira, g/. Glass seod-beads of all colors.
Charádrio, em. (Orn.) Common roller.
Charancnas, ef. pl. (Nau) Battens used
sup
Charanguéro, ra, a, Clumsy ; bed workman,
Charanguéro, sm. Peddler, a coast- | Cheurrón, sm. Chevron (in heraldry).
ing-vease op Chevronado, da, a. Chevroned, coat of arms
Chárca, ef. eo make ice.| with chevrons. [leaved sage.
Gare poy Stuf o of silk an ot retin Chia, af A short black mantle; cowl; lime-
Cháreo, em. Pool of standing water; small Chiar, on. an oe as birds.
lake. Pasar el charco, To croes the seas. Chiba, 4. K
Charcóso, sa, a. Fenny, swampy, watery. | Chibaléte, ix Chest of drawers with a desk,
Charis, 4f. (Orn.) Bohemian chatterer, silk- eae af. (Prov.) Shepherd's club or staff.
tail; idle chit-chat, p- Chibáto, ¢m. Kid between six and twelve
Chariadór, ra, #. Gabbler, ponte chatterer. months old.
Chtsriaduria, y” Garrulit 4 gossip. Chibetéro, Sie tere org Fold for kids,
Charlánte, em. and pa. Gabbler, chatterer. | Chibo, em. Kid, [gum.
Charlantin, em. A mean prattler or goeelp. Chibon, em, es e oli: sort of
Charlár, en. To prattle, chatter, goes! Chibór, am. A k da of monkey.
Chariatin, ns, a. , babb as tan. [Chíca, f A little girl Una buena chica,
—a. Empirical. retty gi
Charlatanear, on. V. Charlar. [quackery. ontelae af Herd of sickly kids.
Charlatanería, y Garrulity, verbosity; | Chicaléte, sm. Mexican argemone,
Chariatanismo, sm. Charlatanry, quackery, | Chicarréro, sm. Shoemaker of pumps and
Charmilla, ef Hornbeam-tree. little shoes,
Charnéca, 47. M peoehicires Chícha, af. Children’s meat; beverage of
astic-tree,
om. Plantation of mastic-trees, any sweet juice fermented, or molasses,
Charnéla, wi Hinge; the Peg of a buckle. | Ser cosa de chicha y nabo, To be of little
Chazól, em. Black varnish Po work, importance. Tener pocas chichas, To
Charolár, ea. To varnish ; Japan [ner. | be very lean or weak,
Pi am. Gilder, varn her, or jal: Chicharo, ¢f (Bot.) Pea.
. Belt for pistols and poniards, Chichárra, 4 Cicada, called locust in the
Charpy oa. To scarf, twist around. U. 8.3 a8 per Cantar la chicharra,
Charquiilo, em. dim. A small pool or puddle. eh be scorching hot.
Charráda, af Action of a clown; a dance; | Chicharrár, oa. To fry meat too much.
tawdriness. Chi hicharréro, em. A hot place or climate.
Charraménte, ad. Clownishly, tastelessly. | Chichdrro, em. A young tunny-fish; horse-
Charretéra, y. Knee-strap or knee-buckle mackerel. [lard is tried out.
to small-clothes; epauiet. Chicharrón, em. Scrap of pork fat after the
oer > 2, Churl, a clownish person ;|Chichería, ef Tavern where chicha is sold,
Chichíigua, af (Mex.) Wet nurse.
Peri Ta, a. Gandy, tawdry. [ing. | Chichisveadór, em. Gallant, wooer.
Chas, em, Word denoting crackin Er tear- | Chichisveár, va. To woo, court.
Cháseo, em. Fun. jest, a trick; a ppoint- chienieres. sm, Court paid to a My; cicis-
ment; lash, Dar un chasco, op gallant.
merry trick. Dar chasco, To pe ly Chicken en em, Lump on the head: bruise.
lLlevares chasco, To be disa pointed. Chichoncillo, ito, am. dim, Small lamp.
ip ea. and n, To crack with a whip | Chichóta, af Sin faltar chichota, It is all
fool; disappoint; cheat. complete,
am (Pero) E stead on foot. Chico, ca, á. Little, aaa ones con
snap. grande, Both pry and smal rl.
aes A person fond of playing | Chico, ca, sm. an e lit boy or líttle
; @ SyCOP' Chicoleár, va. To joke or jest In Jallantry.
Sf A far botsomed boat; a hulk;|Chicoléo, em. Joke, jest in gallantry.
merce dadora, Lighter. (ber. Chicéria, af. Succory, wild-endive.
Cháte, am. Round-leaved Egyptian cucum-|Chicorrotico, ica, a, dém, Very little or very
Cháto, ta, a. Flat, flat-nosed. small child.
Chavari, em. Kind of linen. Chicorrotin, a. Very small.
Chavéta, q. Key or bolt. Chicéte, ta, a. A fat strong boy or girl; end
Chavénis, ef. A kind of muslin. of a rope; end ofa re et partly smoked.
Chaul, a. A Chinese blue silk stuff. Choose pots am. licious American
Chayóte, sm. Mexican star-cucumber. rn hissing.
Chaza, 4f Point where the ball is driven chia E Whistle; bookbinder's paring:
back; berth on board a ship. Hacer) Chiflacayste, am. A large kind of pampk
chasa, To walk on the hind fect. in America
Chazadór, em, One who stops the ball and | Chifladéra, 4/ Whistle.
the e. [pose Chifadára 4 ” Whistling. .) Crazinesa,
Chazár, ca. To stop the ball; mark the/ Chiflér, va. *o pare the e ge 0 leather.—
Cheléa, om. pl. A cotton staff of different| on. o whistle; mock ; tipple.—or. (Mex.)
colors, To be crazy. e
Chelín, sm. AS an English coin. Cbifiáto, an. Whistle, small wind
Chérna, sf. Rule, a fish resembling a|Chífle, em. Whistle; La Serie
salmon. [Indies. | horn; tide. Aguas ch Nesp tide.
Cherquemóla, y Stuff apt in the East Chifléte Chiflo, em. Boo binder's paring»
Chésva, alma Christi,
oF Great spars, Y
Chiffido, ex. Whistling.
Chi yv. mile rs
Chilacayote, em. Kind of pumpkin
Chile, 3 American red or green pepper.
Chile relleno, (Mex.) Green ype er stuf
fo with minced meat, coated with eggs,
and fried.
Chiléra, 4 (Nau.) Row-lock hole.
Chilfllo, am. Oe whip.
Chilindrina, sf Trifle, a thing of little value,
Minar, em. Gamo at cards; cut in the
Chilla, af Call for foxes, hares, or rabbits.
Claco de chilla, Tack, a sort of nail.
Yablas de chilla, Thin boards. Chillas,
Kind of East Inila cotton stuff.
Chilládo, em. Roof of shingles or thin boards,
Chilladór, ra, a. Screamer, shrieker; a thing
that creaka.
Chillante, a. Gaudy, gay, brilliant,
Chillar, en. To scream; creak, b
Chillóras, af pA (Nau.) Shot-lockers.
Chillido, em. Shriek; bawling of a woman.
Dar un chillido, To utter a scream.
Chillo, em. Call.
Chillón, sim. Bawler; common crier; nai
tack. Chtllon real, Spike. Clavo ohi-
Won, Tack or small nail.
pia Sp E to showy colors.
toma, y/. green pepper.
Chimáte, em. V. O Mincaca:
Chimenéa, y. Chimney ; mantlopiece; head.
Chimpipe, am. (Nicaragua) Turkey.
China, i. Pebble; china-root, sweet orange;
porcelain, china; China silk. Media|C
china, Cloth coarser than that from
China; boyish play.
Chinámpa, @/ Indian vegetable garden of
the Lake of Mexico, formerly floating.
Chinárro, em. A large pebble.
Chinateddo, sm. Stratum or layer of pebbles.
pe sm. A large pebblo; blow with a
pebble,
Chincharrázo, sm, Thrust or cut with a
sword.
Chincharréro, sm. Place swarming with
bugs.
Chinche, 4%. Bedbag, bug. Morir como
chinches, To die like rotten sheep.
Chinchéro, sm, Bug- made of twigs.
Chinchilla, ¢f Chinehill., a small quadruped
in Peru.
Chinchorréo, on. Tiresome importunity.
Chinchorreria, ¢f Mischievous tale. *
Chinchorréro, ra, a. Insidious tale-teller.
Chinchórro, am. Fishing-boat used in An-er-
ica; fishing-net.
Chinchóso, sa, a. Peevish, fastidious.
Chinéla, 4f Slipper; kind of pasen or clog.
Chinilla, ita, ef. A small pebble.
Chino, na, a. Chinese; half-breed Indian.
Chiquéro, am. Hog-sty ; but for goats.
Chiquicháque, sm, Sawer, sawyer; grating
noise.
Chiquillo, Silla, a. dim. A small child.
Chiquirritico, ica; illo, illa; ito, ite, a. dim.
Very small, very little.
Chiquirritin, Chiquitin, em. A small boy.
Uhiquitico, ca; Chiquitillo, lla, a. déen.
Very Spall, or little.
Chiquito, ta, a. din, Little, small Haceres
chiguito, To conceal one's knowledge.
Chiribitil, em. Crib; small room.
Chirigaita, 4. Kind of gourd. [player.
Chirimia, 4. Clarionet.—em. Clarionet-
Chirimóya, 4f Chirimoya, the best kind of
Chirindla 4% Game played by boys; trid
rinóla, 6f Game pla y boys; trifle.
chtrinola, To be fa ood epirits.
Chiripa, Y. Fortunate chance; lucky hit.
Chiripéro, am. A lucky pen by ca.
Chirivia, 4f Parsnip. (Orn.) Wag-tail
Chir'la, a. Muscle, a bivalve shell-fish.
Chirladór, ra, 8. A clamorous prattler.
Chirlár, en. To prattle. its scar.
Chirlo, am. A large wound in the and
Chirriador, ra, a. Hissing like something
fried; creaking; chirper. [out of tuna
Chirriár, on. To hise; creak; chirp; sing
Chirrichéte, am. A presumptuous man.
Chirrichotes, A nickname for French
priests,
Chirrido, em. Chirping; creak; chattering.
Chirrio, em. The ng noise made by
carts; crick.
Chirrión, em. Tumbrel; one-horse cart.
Chirrionéro, em. Scavenger, dung-cart ak
a [hautboy.
Chirumbéla, sf. Wind instrument like a
Chischás, em, Clashing of swords, dee.
Chisgaravis, am. A dabbler, an insignificant,
Ching: ae A emall draught of win
em, A small draug a
small spout of any liquid. {tamber.
em. Misreport; traps or
valenes; va. To tattle, misrepresent, tell
es.
Chismóeo, sa, a. Tattling, tale-bearing.
Chispa, 2. Spark, a flake of fire; small
diamond; a short gun; small particle.
Y. Miaja, Penetration. Fulano tiene
chispa, Such a one is very acute. Sar
una chi To be all life and spirit
Echar 2, To be in a violent passion.
Chispas, interj. Fire and tow.
Chispázo, am. The flying off of as and
the damage it does; tale mischlovously
ibe sagt = ae G
spear, on. To emit sparks; rain Y.
Chispéro, sm, Smith; low people of Madrid
paar ra, a Emitting a number of
sparka,
Chispo, sm. Small draught of wine.
Chisporroteár, on. To hiss, as burning oil.
Chisporreten, sm. Sibilation, hissing, crack-
Ing.
Chispóso. a. Sparkling, suring. sparks.
Chiat, oo > Tine. Sa ¡o chistó
ra, He not open ps.
Chiste, em. A wi ing; fun, joke.
Dar en el chteta, To Bl the nail on the
Chistéra, af A narrow basket for fish.
Chistosaménte, ad. Facetiously, wittily,
sa, a. Gay, cheerful, facetious.
ers , Ankle-bone; game with an ankle
ne,
Chite, em. Kind of cotton stuff; chintz,
Chiticálla, em. One who keeps
Chiticallar, ec. To keep silence. Chitical-
tardo, On tip-toes.
Chito, em. Money-block or bone in the
e of chito. Irse ú chitoe, To lead a
ache nis Hush! sil ! !
Chito, a, ence! mum
are. va. V. Chido, ba, (rm
a . Driver's word to stop as arp
Ch art of the game given toa haw
nice, y Par ‘s paddle. á
, ra, & Provoker; assailant.
Chocante, > pa AS irritating: glaring.
Chocár, dash against one; justle;
Mentes To Beh saa vex, shock.
joke, jest. - (Ing.
Pema d ya a low jests; cheat-
Chocarréro, sm. Buffoon, low jester, ‘mimic.
Choearréro, ra, a. Practising indecent rail-
y era
Chóc a e y. Woodcock.
Chocbéra, Chocház, 2f.
Chócho, eb. «Dodo em rere ee eugar-
Pe a in E
Chocilla, 7 dim A A smal pranynearer
Choclár, om. To drive the ball out by
E em Pat Erand cl bal through ths
am.
Chóco, em. The al al
Chocoláte, em. Cri
aiettpogion pa a A
Shocolstería, ocolate-shop. [late-
C am, Checotatestiaker? oso:
Chocoloteár, on. Y. Chacolotear. . (flour.
Chóde, sm. Paste of milk, eggs, sugar, and
Chófa, a7 (Obs.) o te lie.
Cc cise, Coo tree coda V. Mentir.
Chifes, an. =e ‘Langs
Chofóta, Y. ia; ; a portable grate.
Chofísta, om. Liver on lights and livers; Iftar.
Cholétas, 4f Brown arg
Cholla, y Skull; j
cnepe, sf. Kind ‘of sea bream; poop-cabin.
Chópo, sm. Black poplar-tree,
Chóque, em. Shock, c ; rencounter; skir-
; difference. (N au) Chocks.
Choquezaóla af. The knee-pan or patella.
Chórca, ef Pit or hole in the ground
Chércha, Y. Woodcock.
Cbordón, ess. Raspberry Jam.
Choricéro, am. Sausage-maker or seller.
are aria a da -tree, the wood of which
Chorizo, em. Pork [shank.
Chorlíto, an. .Curlew or gray plover; red- on
Chorreédo, da, a.
Chorreár, en. To
Charréra, $ Spo
Pa pai to a kind of satin.
| from a spout, gush.
ut; mark left by water;
ornament; frill. (dae, Fast and thick.
Ch af. Water spouting. Chorreta-
Chorrillo, em. A small spout of water. Irse
por el chorillo, To conform to custom.
A ee ue o
Chórro, em. Water, ar ph a a eno
gush ; a jet; hole; b
chorros, Abundantly, co beer
Chorrón, em, hemp.
a of. Goat-sucker, churn-owl,
Chotár, oa. To sack. V. Mamar.
Chóto, . em. A sucking kid. " [goatish.
Chotano, na, 8. and a. Sucking kid or lamb;
Chóva, ef. Jay, chough,
Chóya, af. Jack-daw.
Ch re em. Sound of a blow.
mals, | Chóza, 4/. Hut, cottage, hovel.
Chózna, 4f. Great-grand-daughter.
Chózno, sm. Great dson.
Chozuéla, y. small hut or cottage.
Chubárba, LG Qe t.) Stone-crop.
Chub hubázo ‘em. Squall. gust of wind.
? Hollow side of the game-bone,
Chneéra, em, Pikeman.
Chacha, 2f. American opossum [per.
Chucheár, ea. To fowl with calls, &c.; whis-
Chucheria, y. bil bauble; fowling
with calls, de.
Chuchéro, sm. Bird-cateher.
a ick eee owl. di
uchum sorry, contemptible
little fellow. dl :
ueeze; bruise,
e joints; cricket-ball.
de given to a ball.
a cyperus. Echar chu-
t the bully.
. To bully, hector.
:e; smal chafing-dish,
jeer, gibe, fling.
neer, taunt.
Chuuumsw se ue adunting, sneering.
Chuláda, 4f. Droll speech or action; con-
temptuous word.
Chuleadór, sm, Punster, jester.
Chuleár, va. rae oke; taunt, ridicule.
Ch pleasing manner of acting.
Chuléta, hop, cutlet. O hn
ainia lla, we be dim. A comical little
filla, 4/. Slice of bacon.
Chile as e. and a. Punster, jester; an art-
fal, sly peer. Bs prey, little thing; butch-
er's mate; hter's assistant.
Ch "ef Clo ate on be side ofa boat,
Chumár, va. Ga if Nee
oe ee Chambo, sm. Tukey.
pear or
Chumpipe, sm. (Costa Rica and Nicersges)
Chuncáca, af Coarse unc sugar of
on ta ke. Zeta as chung
est, joke, r
e Le merry, or in good hum a
Chungueár, en. To be er
Buby 8 ster: aes be
ra, a. Sac absorbent,
2, @ Lean, emaciated.
ra, $, Sucker. Ch
“1 aa a chi
Cliupedirs, y Sac
Chupalandéro, em. Snail that lives on plants,
Chupár, ea. To suck; imbibe; sponge.
Pr vo, va, a, Of a sucking nature.
ta, illa, ita, af dim. A on
Chupéte, af. De chupete, To possess in good
Chunetelt ca To suck gently and by starts,
Chupetin, em, A man’s inner garment or
doublet. ie
CIO
CIG
Chupetón, em. The act of sucking a great
quantity at once.
Chupón, 87 Sucker, a young twig.
Chupón, na, a. Swindler, cunning cheat.
Chupóna, 4/. A mean, blood-sucking strum-
t
chardén, em. Raspberry jam.
Charla, 4/. Charlo, sm, hag in which spices
are brought.
Charra, Y The little pin-tailed grouse.
Charre, am. Thick dirty “e.
Charretada, y. Water rushing from a spout.
Churretéso, sa, a. anne spontin
Churribarri, am. A low fellow; rabble,
Churriénta, ta, a. Greasy.
Churrilléro, ra, a. Tattler, preteen, gossip.
Charro, ra, a, Coarse-woolled.
Churrulléro, em. Tattler, prattler, gossip.
Coarrupes on. To sip, drink by small
(silver.
draughts.
Churra, om, Silk staff with a little gold and
Churruscárse, or. To be scorched, as b
Churrásco, em. Bread too mach toasted.
Churumbéla, ¢f Wind instrument resem-
bling a hautboy.
Churamo, sm, Juice or substance of a thing.
Chus ni mus, No decir chue ni mus, Not to
say a word. at
Chuscáda, af Pleasantry, drollery, buffoon-
Chúsco, ca, a. Pleasant, droll, m a
Chúsma, 4/. The crew and slaves of a row-
galley ; mob.
Chutear, va. To whisper, speak low; carry
Chuzázo, sm. A large pike; blow with it.
Chúzo, em, Pike. Chusoe, Abundance of
rain, snow, or hail. A’ chusos, Abundantly.
char chusos, To brag.
Chnzón, na, 2. A crafty, artful person; wag;
punster; a large pike.
ia, 4/. Hip-bone, huckle-bone,
Cia Y. The act of putting a row-galley
about. Hacer ciuboga, To tarn the back,
flee. {a row-galley.
Claescúrre, em. aise about and backing
Ciáno, em, (Bot.) The blue-bottle.
Olar, a back a row-galley; slackon in
urs
Ciitica, af. Sefatica, lumbago, or hip-gout.
Ctatico, ca, a. Sciatical.
Cibério, ria, a, Cibarious, relating to food.
Cibslee, 166 a. (Poot.) Belonging to the god-
dess Cybele.
Cibéra, af Hopperful of grain; all seeds or
> coarse remains of ; action of
the mind; hopper in a mill
Cibica ef Clout, iron plate of an axle-trea,
Cibicón, sm, A largo kind of clout-nail.
Ciboléro, am. Buffalo-hunter.
tein, lp 2. American buffalo or bison.
Cicateár, on. (Coll) To be sordidly parsi-
Cicateria, of Niggardlinesa, parsi
d mony.
Cicaterillo, lla, e, and a, dim. A sordid little
person or thing. (nious.
Cicatéro, ra, a. Niggardly, sordid, imo-
Cicateruélo, sm, dim. Niggardly little miser.
Cicatricilla, ¢ dim, A small cicatrice or
ecar,
Cae ee Cicatrice, a scar; gash.
Cicatrización, af Cicatrizaidor,
Cicatrizál, a, Belonging to £ cicztrice.
Cicatrizamiénto, em. Y. Ciccérisacion.
Cicatrizante, pa. Cicatrisant.
Cicatrizár, va. To cicatrize.
Cicatrizativo, va, a. Cicatrisive. [ta
Ciceón, sm. Mixture of meal, honey, water,
Ciceroniano, na, a. Ciceronian.
Cicilaón, sm. Bitter vetch.
Cición, em. An intermittent fever.
Cicláda, ef. Undress formerly worn by ladies.
Ciclán, em. Ridgel; la,
Ciclar, va. To clean, polish,
Ciclo, em. Cycle, a round of time.
Ciclóide, y. Cyeloid.
rant re. i A alook pipe, ft ; flag-
cata, y. Poison-he ; pipe, flute,
Cidra, ¢. Citron. melon.
Cidracayóte, em. Kind of American water-
Cidral, sm, Plantation of citron-treea,
Ctdria, y. Cedar-gum, cedar-rosin.
read, | Cidro, em. Citron-tree.
Cidronéla, ¢f Common balm.
Ciegaménte, ad. Blindly.
Cic ga, a. Blind; swayed by passion.
iego de ira, Blind with anger. A’ odegaa,
Blindly, in the dark; thoughtlessly.
Ciégo, em. aah large black-padding.
Ciegnecico, ica; illo, illa; ito, ita; Ciegue-
zuélo, óla, a. and 2. dém. A little blind per-
son.
Ciélo, em. Heaven ; ise, the ; ell-
mate, Mudar cian or de ciclo, Took
theair; roof ceiling. Zetarhechoun
To era omar el enreda
o transported w y or
ef A’ cielo raso, In the open air.
on , a ons paa
naga, €. Marsh, moor, swam
Clencabézas, af Common pb
Ciéncia, 4/. Science; knowledge. A’ ciencia
paciencia, By one's knowledge and
rmission
Cicno, sm, Mud, mire,
Cientificaménte, ad. Scientifically.
Clentifico, ca, a. Scientific.
er aa a. A oun 5 a pees:
weight.—pl. Percentage (tax); piquet.
ore a Wood-louse, centl hog-
use
ouse.
Ciérna, 4f Blossom of vines, grain, dee.
AS ys cierne, In blossom ; in its in-
ney.
Ciórra Espáña, Tho war-cry of
Ciérro, em. Inclosure.
Ciertaménte, ad. Certainly, surely.
Clérto, ta, a, Certain, evident. Por cierto,
rtain E
Ciórva, ef. Hind, the female stag.
Ciérvo, em, Deer, hart, stag.
Ciérvo volánte, an. qn Pepa
Ciérzo, sm. A cold northerly wind. Tener
ventana al cierso, To be haughty, lofty.
Cifra, ef. Cipher; contraction; arithmetical
mark. cifra, Briefly, in short.
Oifrar, oa. To write in cipher; abridge.
Cigárra, af. Cicada, called locust in the U. 8,
Cigarrál, em. An orchard or fruit-garden.
Cigarréra, of. Cigar-case.
Cigarréro, ra, em. and /. Cigar-seller.
ancient
Cigarreria, ¢f Cigar-shop.
anes sm. Great cigar-smoker.
om, a
Cigarrón, sm. A largo cigar; a large cigdrra.
Cigatera, Y. Prostitute. [from wells.
Cigoñal, am. Sort of crank to draw water
Cigofiino, em. (Orn.) A young stork. — .
¡ra y. (Orn.) A bird resembling a
sto:
Era, af. (Amer.) Kind of jaundice.
ta, a. Jaundice; with the jaundice.
Cigiénte, a. Applied to a kind of white grape.
peer te stork, crane; crank or
wine
Cimitárra, af Cimeter, falchion.
Cimórra, Y. Glanders. [can gum.
Cinábrio, sm. Cinnabar; vermilion; an Affi-
Cinamómino, em. Bead-tree ointment.
inate, em. The bead-tree, or pride of
na.
Cinca, 4/. Five points in the game.
Cincél, sm. Chisel. (stone-cutter.
Cinceladór, em, Chaser, engraver, sculptor,
Cinceladára, ¢/ Chasing, em ent, relief,
Cincelár, va. To chisel, engrave, emboss,
c
Cincelito, sm. dém. Small chisel.
Cinch, Cinck, em, Zino, spolter.
Cisieñal, em. (Prov.) Y. Cigoñal Cincha, €/. Girth, cingle. Jr rompiendo
Cigueño sm. A male stork; tall, slender, silly-| cé To drive on fail speed,
person. Cinchadéra, y/. The act of girting.
Cinchár, ea. To girt.
ooking
Cigúeñuéla, y. dim. Small crank.
e Y Cinchéra, @f Girth: pisce: disorder of horses,
la Caña del Timon, The
goose-neck of the rudder. Cincho, sm. Belt or girdle; tire of a wheel;
Ci om. atrip of grase matting; disorder in the
Cya. of Dungeon. hoofs of horses.
Cilantro, em. Coriander. Cinchén, em. augm, A broad girdle. [bon.
Cinchuéla, ¢ A small girth; a narrow rib-
Cinco, em. and a. Five. [bene
Cincoañál, a. Five years old: applied to
Cinco en ráma, 4/. Common cinquefoil.
Cincomesino, na, a. Five months old.
Cincuénta, em, Fifty.
Cincuenténo, na, a. Fiftieth.
Cineréo, Cinericio, a. Cinereous, ash-colored.
Cingaro, ra, e. Gipsy.
Ciliar, a. eg phd of the eye-lids.
Cilieío, em, Hair-cloth; girdle of bristles or
netted wire.
Cilindrico, ca, a, Cylindric or cylindrical.
Cilindro, em. Cylinder; a roller.
Cilla, af. Granary for tithes and other grain.
Cillázgo, em. Store-house fees. [or butler.
Cillerera, em. In religious houses, cellarist
Cilleriza, Y. A nun who directs the domestic
anaes Cingladúra, af One day's run or sailin
sid ve ; granary. | Cinglár, ca. To sail with a fair wind; bran-
ar neal chara top. En cima. On top. rra :
éro, em,
cima, At the uppermost part. Dar | Cingulo, sm. Girdle or band; cordon.
ofa, To conclude Apply. Cinieo, ca, a. Cynic, cynical; satirical.
Cimácio, sm. Cymatinm, moulding half con- | Cinico, sm, Cynic; spasm.
vex and half concave; cornice. Cinife, em. The long-shanked buzzing gnat.
Cimár, ca. To clip the pe of plants, «e. | Cinocéfalo, em. Kind of monkey; a man
Cimarrón, na, a. (Amer.) Wild, unraly, un-| with a dog's head.
cultivated.—e, A ran-away slave, Cinoglósa, pe (Bot.) Houndstongue.
Cinosúra, 4/. Cynosure, the polar star, guide.
Cinquéño, Cinquillo, em, Game at Cards bo-
tween five persons.
Cimbalária, a/. Ivy-wort.
Cimbalillo, am. A small bell.
Cimbalo, em. Cymbal.
Cimbara, 4 Bush-hoo [coy-pigeona. | Cinta, 47. Ribbon; tape; girdle; tunny-net.
Cimbél, am. Decoy-pigeon; rope tu tie de-| (Nau.) Wales; first course of floor tiles,
Cimbério, Cimbórrio, em. Cupola. Andar con las manos en la cinta, To
Cim am. pl. Scupper-holes. be idle. En cinta, Under subjection;
Cimbra, ef. A wooden centre-curve.
Cimbrádo, em. Quick movement in a Span-
ish dance.
Cimbrár, Cimbreár, ca. To brandish a rod;
give a drubbing.—or. To bend, vibrate.
Cimbréño, fia, a. Pliant, flexible.
Cimbréo, em. Crookedneas, bending. ri.
Cimbrico, a. Cimbric, language of the Cim-
Cimbron am. Stroke given with a foil.
Cimentádo, em, Refinement of gold.
aora ca. To found; establish; refine
me
Cimentério, em. Cemetery, church-yard. clous stones,
Ciménto, sm. Cement. arms. | Cinto, sm, Belt, girdle. [centre of a dome.
Ciméra, y. Crest of a helmet, or of a coat of | Cintrél, am. (Arch.) Rule or line in the
Cimério, em. A dir dark place, Nar Cintúra, y The waist; flue of a chimney.
Ciméro, ra, a. Capp{ng, finishing the top ofa| Meter 4 uno en cintura, To keep one
pregnant. string.
Cintadéro, em. Part of a cross-bow for the
Per br af. Coarse hemp tunny-net.
Cintáfos, Cintarijos, em. pl. Knot of rib-
bons; tawdry ornaments.
Cintár, oa. To adorn with ribbons,
Cintarázo, 9m. Blow with the flat of a sword.
Cinteádo, da, a, Adorned with ribbons.
Cinteria, e/. Ribbon shop. [truss; a lasso.
Cintéro, sm. Weaver or seller of ribbons;
Cintilla, 4f dim, Narrow ribbon or tapo.
Cintillo, em. Hat-band; ring set with pre-
Ctmiénto, em. Foundation; basis, origin.| subjection.
Cimtenio real, An acid composition for| Cinturéro, em. Girdler. [delícate waist.
ng gold. Cintarica, lla, . dim, A small girdle;
em, Decoy-pigeon. Cinturón, en A a girdle,
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Cipéro, am. (Bot. ras or sedge. Ciscár, oa. To besmear, dirty.—or. To ease
a ont Bot) 7h salen Baya del| nature.
otpres, The cypress nut or berry. Cisco, em. Coal-duat, broken coal.
Cipresál, em. Grove of cypress-trees. Cisión, af Incision.
Cipresino, na, a. Resembling cypress. Cisma, em. Schism; separation.
Ciquiricáta, á Caress; flattery. Cismático, ca, a, Schismatic. [mountains.
Circéuse, a. Circensial or circensian. Cismontáno, na, a On this side of the
Circo, em. Circus, cirque. (Orn.) The moor-
buzzard.
Circuir, va. To surround, encircle.
Circáito, am. Circuit; circumference; com-
Circulación, ef. Circulation ; qdo da .
Circulánte, pa, and a, Circulatory, clrclín
Circulár, a. Circular, circulatory. [roun
Circalár, en, To circulate, surround, travel
Circularménte, ad, Circularly.
Círculo, em, Circle; orb; compass; district;
figure of speech.
Circumcirea, ad, About, thereabout; almost,
Circumpolar, a. Circumpolar.
Circuncidánte, em and pa. Circumciser.
Circuncidár, oa. To circumcise; diminish.
oc af. Circumoision; religious
v: L]
Circunciso, sa. Pp: trreg. Circumcised.
Circundár, ea, To surround, compass.
Circunferéncia, 4. Circumference. A
Circunferenciál, a. Circumferential, circn-
Circunferencialménte, ad. In a circular
manner, [cumflex accent ( *).
Circunfigjo, ja, a. Acento O, Cir-
a ón, af. Circamlocution, peri-
phrasis.
Circunlóquio, em. Circamlocution, circle,
Cireunscribir, ca. To circumscribe, inclose.
Cireanscripeién, ef. Circumscription.
Circunscriptivo, va, @. Circumscriptive.
Usunapecelon, 7 Circumspection, pru-
ence.
Circunspectaménte, ad. Circumspectly.
Circunspécto, ta, a. Circumspect, cautious,
considerate. [condition,
Circunstáncia, ef Circumstance; incident;
Circunstancladaménte, ad. Circumstantiall y,
Circunstanciádo, da, a. Circumstantial, mi-
nate,
Circunstanciár, va. To circumstantlate,
Circunstánte, a. Circumstant, surrounding,
Circunstántes, sm, pl. By-standers, persons
present.
Circunvalación, af Circumvallation. [late.
Circunvalár, ea, To surround; circumyval-
Circunvecino, na, 4. Neighboring, adjacent.
Cireunvolucién, . Circumvolution.
Ciridles, arn. fi. all church candlesticks,
Cirinéo, em. Mate, assistant,
Cirio, am. A thick and tall wax candle.
Cirro, em, Schirras; forelock.
Cirróso, sa, (2, Scirrhous; fibrous.
Cirnéla 47 Plum. In tropical Am., spon-
dias or hog-plum. Ciruelas pasas, Dried
prunes. Ciruela «eerdal Green gage.
Ciruela de fratle, Long greon plum.
Ciruelár, am. Orchard of plum-trees.
Ciruelica, illa, ita, sm. dim. Small plum.
Ciruelico, ilo, ito, A dwarf plum-tree.
Ae Pi eat
ru . Surgery.
Cirafino, am. Burson:
Cisca, vie for roofing huts.
[pass. | Cisq
parti
{lar. | Citarista, €, A cithern player.
Cisne, sm, Swan; a good poet or musician ;
prostitute. ed patterns.
uéro, am. Dosting-bag with prick-
Ciste, sm. (Surg.) Cyst. ard
Cistél, Cistér, em. Cistertian ordes of Bt
Cisterciónse, a. Cistertian.
Cistérna, af Cistorn; reservoir.
Cistico, a. (Surg.) Cystic.
Cisto, am. ( > Cistns, rock-rose,
Cistotomia, 4/. (Surg.) Cystotomy.
Cistra, Y. Incisure, incision.
Cita, y. Appointment; rendozvous; quota-
Citación, 4/. Citation, quotation; samamons.
Citadór, ra, e. Citer.
Citáno, sm, V. Zutano,
Citar, ea. To make an
voko, cite; qe. give judicial notice.
ee ¿Md ern, a kind of mandolin ;
on Ww
all.
Citaristi P adap’ o the
> co, ca, a, Poetry to
Citatório, ria, a. Citatory: applied to a
summons,
Citeriér, ad. Nearer, hither.
Citiso, em. Shrub-trefoil, cytisus.
Cito, em. A word used to call dogs.
Citocredénte, a, Credulous,
Citola, y. Mill clapper.
Citóte, em, Summons, judicial citation.
Citramontáno, na, a. On this side the moun-
Citráto, sem. (Chem.) Citrate.
Cludád ef. City; corporation, civic body.
Ciudadanía, po tizenship.
Cludadáno, em, Citizen; livory-man of a
city; freeman; inhabitant of a city.
Ciudadáno, na, A. Relating to a city; civil;
citizen-like.
Cludadéla, sf Citadel, small fortress.
Civico, ca, a Civic,
intment; con-
Civilidád. 97 Ciflity polltenesa, good iman:
( af, Civ politeness, -man-
Clvilización, 47 Civilization.
Civilizár, ca. To civilize. [law.
Civilménte, ad. Civilly; according to civil
Cizálla bf Metal ebippings or fl
zálla, 8/. Metal chippings or filings.
Cláco, 1-8 of a real = Perot a dollar.
Clacóto, em. (Mex.) Pimple, pustule.
Clamár, oa. To cry out; to be wanting fn.
Clamór, em, Outcry, scream ; tolling of bella,
Clamoreár, ea. To clamor, implore assist-
ance.—eon, To toll the bell.
Clamoréo, sm, Knell.
Clamorosaménte, ad. Clamorously.
Clamoróso, = a. Clamorons, loud, notsy.
nan nte, ad. Clandestinely, se-
cretly.
Clandestinidád, ef. Clandestinity, privacy.
Clandestino, na, a. Claudestine: pleat,
Clánga, Y. Eaglo with black and white
foatbers,
Clara, af A short interval of fhit weather on
CLA
CLO
a rn day.
Claras, Thin spots. A'la
al y, evidently.
Clarabó ya, q/. Sky-light.
Claramente, ad. Clearly, openly, obviously.
Claréa, ef Rambooze, a AS made of
white wine, &c.; mulse.
Clareár, en. To dawn, a light—or. To
be transparent; be
Clarecúr, en. To dawn, ¿ol light.
Clarvte, a. Vino clarete, Claret wine.
Claridad, 4/. Clearness ; htneas; glory;
fame.
Clarificación, af. Clarification, refining.
(‘arifiear, ca. To clarify; brighten; purify.
Clarificativo, va, a. Purificative or purifica-
Ctarilla, af. Lye of ashes, dec.
E larimente, am. Ancient cosmetic lotion.
Clarin, am. Bugle or vg a trumpeter.
Clarin or olan clarin, o cambric,
Clarinédo, da, a (Her.) Wearing bella.
Clarinéro, an. Trumpeter.
Clarinéte, em. Clarinet; clarinet-player.
Clara, gf Clare a mun of the order of Bt
a nun of the order of St,
ae ra, da. se Haak a fine; cobyicas
nt; O Dig seat 8
clita sm. a: br break In a discourse ;
light. Claro. y oscuro, Clare-obscare;
To expls a clear spot. Sacar en claro,
sin. De claro en claro, Evident-
ly. Por lo claro, Clearly, conspicuously.
Cluro, ad. Y. Claramente. [ncering.
Claról, am. Inlaid work; marquetry, ve-
Clase, af Class, rank, order; kind. Clases
de nacio, Rates of ships.
Clásicaménte, ad. Classically.
eps ca, a. Classical, classic; principal.
rror clásico, A gross error.
Clasifieacion. * Classification.
Clasificár, va. To class, arran as classi
Ciendicinta, a. And pa. Claudicant, h: ting,
Clutter icár, bers To claudicate, halt, limp.
Claustrál, . a.C
Claustrico, illo, ito, sm. Small cloister.
Clánstro, sm, Cloister; meeting of the fac-
ulty ofa university; womb.
Cláusula sf. Period, clause; condition.
Clausulár, ea. To close a period.
Clausulilla, e A little clause.
Clausára, ef Cloister ; confinement, retire-
ment. Xn clausura, Retired:
Clava, y. Club, au.) Scup (nailed.
Clavádo, da, a. Exact, pr Sv aaatehea :
. Nailing; nail-prick.
o nail; fasten; stick in, 6 0 pes
prick Clavar 6 un caballo, To prick
in shoeing. Clavar los we or la
shee Ny sare hr Clacar las
ras, To ground the arms,
Clavazón, am. Nails.
Clave, 4/. Key-stone; key to a book of ex-
ar-
ercises; close. (Mus) or key; chime. | Clis
—omn, chord.
Js am. ) Carnation pink. Clavel
Common marigold.
Ciaraina Ze The common pink; migno-
Clara de huevo, White of | Clavellina, 9f
clara,
Claveló Boca Pera
avelón, sm. (Bo
Clavéque, sm. A falso pida end
Clavéra, Of Mould for pall heads: najl-hole.
(Prov.) Marked boundary. bearer.
Claveria, g/. Office and dignity of the key-
Clavéro, ra, 8. Keeper of the koys, treasurer,
cashier; aromatic cloye-treo.
Clavéte, em. Tack, a small nail.
Claveteár, ea. To nail, adorn with nails;
sheathe;
Clavicórdio, em. Harpsichord.
Clavicula, gf. Clavicle, the collar-bone.
Clavigéra, af. Water-hole in mud walls,
Clavi, De em. Bridge of a harpsichord.
Cri y /. Pin, peg, stopple, bolt.
Ce by to, em, yeaa ae eet clove.
ay are sm. organ
Clávo, em. Nail. Claco pa ioe Bolt
with a koy on the opposite aide; corn
on the feet; boil, abscess or tumor; spot
in the eye; lint. Claro dees cia, Clove;
rudder; headache. Esde clavo pasado
Ho is ‘utterly abandoned. Dar en e
Toei gr To DR as mark, Jiacer clavo,
O Be
e oot) Clematis, traveller's
ota tre
ain ncia, sf Clemency, mere
Cleménte, a. Clement, mercifu
Clementeménte, ad. Mercifully, clemontly.
rra y. The canons of ope Clement
Comento, ma a, ie ip. of AS a
epsid e water-cloc
Clerocia, . Clergy: sl
Clericál, a, ‘Clerical,
Clericalménte, ad. In a clerical manner.
Clericáto, em. State and dignity of a clergy-
man.
Clericatúra, af State of a clergyman.
PSA a x tl 1
er 0, em. ttle petty clergyman.
Clerizón, am. Chorister, a choir-boy.
Clerizónte, em. Layman wearing a clerical
dress ; ill-dressed or rude clergy man.
Cléro, sm. Clergy.
Cliónte, sm, Client.
Clientéla, a af. Cllentsbip, co , condition of a client.
Clióntulo,
Clima, em, Climate; ote.
Climatérico, ca, a. Climacteric, climacter]-
cal; ill-humored.
Climax, em, Climax, rhetorical figure.
asa ee de Espáña, am. (Bot.) Joint-pod-
Clin, aM Mane of a horse, horse-hair, Te-
nerse G las clines, To strive not to de-
cline. (hospitals.
Clinica, af Clinic, medical instruction in
Clínico, 87. Baptized on his deathbed ; cli-
nical student.
Clinico, ca, a. Clinic, clinical. [basil.
Clino o, sm. Common wild basil, field-
Clistér, am, Clyster, injection.
eens ee a. Poet.) Declivous, gradually
ee clo, py ¿IN Clucking of a hen. [&c.
Cloáca, 4/. Sewer, a conduit for dirty water,
Clocár, ea, To cluck.
COB
Clochél, am, (Ant.)
Clóque, sm. Grapnel, a grappling-iron ; har-
poon.
Cloqueár, ca. To cluck; angle.
Cloquío, sn. Cluck, the voice of a hen.
Cloquéra, q/. The state of hatching in fowls.
Cloquéro, am, The harpoonor in the tunny-
fishery.
Cloris, s/. (Orn.) Qreenfinch.
Ciorósis, af, Chlorosis, green-sickness.
eel em, Club, society, association.
Clacia, Donósa, @f Broad-leaved cluytia,
Clucca, a. Clacking and hatching hen.
Clu ca, a. Decrepit, worn out with age.
Coacción, af Coaction, compulsion.
Coacervár, va. To coacervata, heap together.
peer ete va, a. Coactive, coercive; com-
pulsive.
Coadjutór, am. Coadjutor, assistant.
Coadjutéra, af Coadjutrix.
Coadjutorta . Coadjuvancy, help; right
of survivorship.
Coadministradór, sm. Administrator or co-
utor of a diocese by bull.
Coadyuvadór, sim. Fellow-helper, assistant,
Coadyuvánte, a. and pa. Coadjutant, help-
er, assistant.
Cond yuvir, va. To help, assist.
agente, em. Coagent, an associate,
Coasuláble, a. Congulable,
Coagulacién, 9" Coagulation,
Coagulinte, pa. Concretive. [harden.
Coagulár, va. and vr. To coagulate, curdle,
Coagulativo, va, 2. Coagulative,
Coágulo, am. Coagulated blood; coagula-
tion; coagulator.
Coalabár, ea. To collaud, join in praising.
Coalición, af Coalition, confederacy,
Coálla, ¢f. (Orn.) Woodcock.
Coapdetol, em. Co-apostle, a fellow-laborer
in the gospel. (Ing.
Coarrendador, am. A joint partner in rent-
af. (Law) Obligution to enjoy a
Coartáda, 4f aay) AlfbL
Coartár, ea. To coarct, limit, restrain.
Cobálto, am. Cobalt, a grayish metal.
Cobanillo, em. A small basket used b
vintners. hearted
Cobárde, a. Coward, timid, foarfli faint- |
Cobardeár, en, To be a coward, be timid.
Cobardeménte, ad, Cowardly.
Cobardia, af Cowardicc, dastardy.
Cobertéra, af. Pot-lid: bawd.
Cobertizo, am. A small shed; hovel.
Cobertér, em. Coverlet, quilt, counterpane.
Cobe Y. Cover, covering, coverlet,
Cobija, ef A gutter-tile, (shelter.
Cobijár, ea. To cover, overspread, thatch,
pra af. A number of mares for treading
ou n.
Cobradéro, ra, 4, Recoverable. [lected.
Cobrádo, da, a. Recovered, received, col-
Cobradór, am. Receiver or collector of mo-
ney. Perro cobrador, Dog that fetches
out ment.
Cobramién
Cobránza, ¢f Recovery
money; fetching game which is killed.
brár e To recover, collect; fetch;
of water.
to, em. Utility, profit, emolu- | Cocimién
vi or collection of | Cocina, ef Kitchen; pees eres, eo
coo
pain: gather.—or. To recover; gain es-
ebrity.
Cóbro, am. Copper. Cobre de cecial, A.
pair of dried. coda. Batir el cobre, To
pursue with spirit.
Cobrizo, za, a. Coppery ou ció
Cóbro, am. V.
of safety.
Céca, af Coca plant. (Pern) Coca leaves;
sort of small vossel; twist in a cable; red
gum.
Cocár, va. To make grimaces; coax.
Cocarár, ea. To gather coca leaves,
Coccíneo, nea, a. Of a purple color.
Cocción, af Coction.
Coceadór, ra, e. Kicker.
Coceadúra, x Coceamlénto, em. Kicking.
Coccár, ea. To kick, fling out; resist.
Cocedéro, ra, a. Easily boiled.
Cocedéro, sm. Place where bread is knead-
ed and baked.
Cocedizo, za, a, V. Cocedero.
Cocedór, sm. Boiler of must and new wine,
Coced Gra, % The act of boilin;
Cocér, ea, To boil; burn or bake in a kiln.
—en. To boil; ferment.—er. To suffer
intense [ water.
Cócha, af In mines, a small reservoir of
Oochémbre, sm. A ba rre thing.
Cochambreria, af Heap of filthy things.
Cochambróso, sa, a, Nasty, filthy, stinking.
Cochárro, h, cup, or platter.
Cochástro, sm. A little sucking wild boar.
Cóche, em. Coach. Echar To set up
a coach, Maestro de coches, A coach-
maker. Coche de algubler or coche st-
mon, Hackney-coach. Coche de colleras,
Coach drawn by mules. Coche de estri-
dos, Coach with steps to the doors; kind
of coasting barge.
beár, en. To drive a coach.
Cochéra, @f Coach-house; coachman's wife.
Cocheril, a. Relating to coachmen.
Cocherillo, am. A little coachman. [lation.
Cochéro, em. Coachman ; wagoner, a constel-
Cochéro, ra, a. (Prov.) Easily boiled. [deo.
Cochifrito, em. cassee of lamb, mutton,
Cochina, af. Sow. ‘
4/. Herd of swine; dirty action.
Cochinaménte, ad, Foully, filthily ; meanly.
Cochináta, @ (Nau) Rider, timber to
strengthen a vessel.
Cochineár, on. (Little us.) To be dirty.
Cochineria, 4/. Dirtiness, filthiness; mean-
ness,
Cochinilla, ¢f Wood-louse; cochineal.
Cochinilio, ills, £, A little pig. Cochénillo
de Indias, Guinea-pig.
Cochino, da, a. Dirty, nasty, filthy.
Cochiquéra, 4 logs.
w ra, ° O e
Cochito ah. ig Helter-skelter.
Cochára, af Boiling; dough for bread.
Cocido, da, a. Botled, ed; skilled, ex-
perienced.
Cocido, em. V. Olla,
sm. Decoction.
Cocinár, va, To cook or dress
meddle. á
COE COH
Coestensión, 4f Coextension.
ensivo, va, a. Coextensive.
Coetáneo, nea, a. Coetaneous, contemporary.
Coeternaménte, ad. Coeternally.
Coeternidád, ef Coeternity.
Coetérno, na, a. Coetern.
Coóvo, va, a. Coeval.
Coexisténcia, af Coexistence.
Coexisténte, pa. Coexistent.
Coexistir, on. To coexist.
Cófa, y. e on.
Cófla, af Coif, head-dress, cowl.
Cofiezuéla, af. dim. A small net; reticule.
Y. Cook-maid, kitchen-maid.
Coeinéro, arn. Cook.
Cocinifla, i a. Al aan rr
Cocle, am. Grapnel, a grappling fron.
Cuclea, y. An endless screw for raising
water; the inner cavity of the ear.
bade’ ea. To harpoon.—vn. To clack or
hate
Cocleária, ¢f. (Bot.) Common scurvy-grass.
Coco, 17% put; cup or bead of cocoa-
nutshell; worm or grub; pop oo bug.
bear; an ugly-looking person. ma
Cocoa-nut tree. Hacer cocos, To
coco,
flatter, gain one's affections. Cofin, sm. A small frait-basket. (nity.
Cocolóho, am. Bexside pepe ne Cofráde, de, 8. A member of any confrater-
Cocodrilo, am. Crocodi. Cofradia, ef Confraternity, union; associ-
ation. .
Céfre, am. Trunk; a West India fish ; coffer;
coffin of a printing: press. Pelo de cofre,
Carroty hair.
Cofrecico, illo, ito, em. A small trunk.
Cofréro, día Truikmaker or seller.
Cofundador, ra, 8. Cofounder, a joint founder.
Cogedéra, ef. Bee-hive used to gather a
swarm,
Cogedéro, ra, 8. Collector, gatherer.
Cogedizo, za, a. Easily collected or gathere«l.
Cogedór, sm. Collector, gathorer; dust-box.
Cogedára, af. Act of ering or collecting.
Cogér, ca. To catch, seize, pets imbibe,
soak; occupy; find. Coger las calles, To
Codera st me o des meer te cave, Te
Codeso, am. ( Hairy cytisas. oe. er & deseo, To obtain one's
de los A’ipes, Prat ebony of the| wishes. Coger un cernicalo, To be in-
Alpe [antiquity.| toxicated.
Códice, am. Old manuscript on points of| Cogitáble, a. Cogitable. [musin.
Codicis, ¢/ Covetousnesa, cupidity ; greedi-¡ Cogitabúndo. da, a. Pensive, though
Cocoliste, am. In Mexico, an epidemic fever.
Cocóso, sa, a. Worm-eaten, gnawed by grubs,
Cocóte, am. (Prov.) Occiput.
Cocotéro, em. Cocoa-nnt tree.
Cocúyo, sm. West India fire-fly.
Coda, af Tail; burden of a song.
Codadara, af. Vine-layer.
Codal, am. w-armor; short flambeau;
sboot; frame of a saw. Codales, Carpen-
ter's square.
Codal, a. Cubital, the length of a cubit.
Codaste, em. (Nau.) Stern-post.
Codázo, em. Blow. with the elbow; a hunch.
Codeár, ea. To elbow.
Codéra, Y. Itch or ecabbinees on the elbow.
en wn cable, A spring on a cable,
ness. Cogitár, va. To reflect, meditate, muse.
Codiciáble, a. Covetable. Cogitativo, va, a. Cogitative.
Codiciadór, sm. Coveter. Cogite, Pve caught you.
te, pa. Coveting. Cognación, af ation, kindred.
Codtelér, ea. To covet. Cognádo, da, a. ate.
Codicilár, a. Pertaining to a codicil. Cognoménto, em. omination, surname.
Codicilo, em, Codicil = Cognoscitivo, va, 4. Cognitive. lants.
Codiciosaménte, ad. Covetously, greedily. | Cogollico, ito, em. A small heart or flower of
Codiciosito, ita, a. dim. Somewhat covetous. llo, em, Heart of succulent plants;
Codicióso, sa, a. Greedy, covetous; diligent.| shoot; top, summit. Cogollos, Orna-
Código, asm. Code of laws. ments on friezes.
Codi af. Tumor on the knee of horses. | Cogómbro, em. Cucumber; cucumber-vine.
Codillo, am. Knee of horses; angle; crotch | Cogóte, em. Occiput Tieso de cogote, stiff-
of a tree: stirrnp. Jugársela á uno de| necked, headstrong. [neck,
codillo, To trick. Codíllos, File used by | Cogotéra, «f. The hair combed down on the
silversmitha Cogúcho, em. The most inferior sort of sugar.
Céxto, am. Elbow; cubit. Codo real, Royal | Cogujáda, 4f (Orn.) Crested lark.
eubit, three fingers longer. Dar de codo, | Coguj ón, am. Corner of a mattress or bolster.
To elbow, treat with contempt. Hablar| Cogujonéro, ra, a. Pointed, as the corners of
por loe To chatter, prattle. Levan-| mat
tar el eodo, poled to tipplers. Cogúlla, af Cowl, monk's hood or habit.
Codón, em. A leather cover of a horse's tail. aban af. Neck of a hog, pig, dec.
Codorniz, (Orn.) Cohabitación, @ Cohabitation.
Coecuál, a. val, Cohabitár, on. To cohabit, accustom.
Coefieacta, af. Coofficacy. Cohechadór, em, Briber, suborner.
Coeficiénte, a. Coefficien Cohechár, va, To bribe, suborn. (Agric.)
Coepiscopo, sm. Contemporary bishop. To plouph:
Coerción, ef Coercion, restratnt, choc Cohechazón, af (Prov.) Breaking up the
Coercitivo, va, a Coercive, restraining. und; the last ploughing.
Coeséncia, 4f. Coessentiality. Co ee Bribery ; season for ploughing.
Cossenciá), a. Coessential, consnubstantial. | Coheredéra, 4/. Cohelreas. heir.
Coesencialménte, ad. Coessentlally, Coheredéro, em. Coheir, fellow-heir, Joint-
Coestendérse, or. To coextend. Coheréncia, ¢f. Coherence.
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Coherénto, a. Coherent, consistent, cohesive.
Cohéte, sm. Sky-rocket. Cohete corredor,
Rocket which runs along a line. Cohetes
para señales, Signal rockets,
Coheteria, ¢f Shop where fire-works aro
made and sold. rockets.
Cohetéro, em. Rocket-maker, or dealer in|
Cohibicién,
f Prohibition, restraint.
Cohibir, va. To cohibit, pos restrain.
Cohombral, sm. Cucumber-bod.
Cohombrillo, em. dim. Gherkins. [ber.
Cohómbro, em. Cucumber, or snake cucum-
Cohonestár, va. To givo an honest opa
ance. [fantry.
Cohórte, sm. Cohort, a body of Roman in-
Cól, or Céy, E Cóyes, (Nau.) Hammock.
Coima, af. Perquisite of a gaming-table
keoper; a prostitute. [table; gamester.
Coime, Coiméro, sm. Keeper of a gaming
Coincidéncia, af Coincidence; concurrence.
Coincidénte, pa. Coincident, concurrent.
copes on. To concur; fall upon; coin-
e.
Coindicación, ¢f (Mod.) Colndication.
Colndicánte, a and a. (Med.) Coindicant.
Cóito, am. Coltion.
Cója, af A lewd woman.
Cojeár, on. To limp; deviate. r del
mismo pie, To have the like defect or
passion. Saber de que pie cojea, To know
any one's weak side.
Cojéra, Cojéz, 4/. Lameness, halt, limp.
ay Complaint of some slight injury ;
grub.
Cojijóso, sa, a. Peevish, irritable,
Cojin, em, Cushion; pad.
il acer) NE di small cushion.
inillon, pl. o-bags.
Cojitranco, ca, a. claro to evil-disposed
cripples.
Cé A & and a. i aa lame.
Cojón, em. (Low) Testicle,
tido, da, a. Entire, not gelt, or castrated.
uólo, Se A small cripple.
Col, ef Cabbage with its leaves loose.
Cóla, af Tail, cue; train; glue; word of re-
proach. Cola de pescado, singlass. Ha-
ner la cola, 'To humble one's pride.
C se con la cola, To use frivolous
evasions. Cola de golondrina, A
Hornwork. A’ la cola, Backwards, be-
hind. Cola de caballo, (Bot.) Horsetail.
Colaboradór, sm, Fellow-laboror.
Colachón, em. A guitar with a long neck.
Colación, g/. Collation; conference; pota-
tion; swectmeats for Christmas eve; dis-
trict of a parish. Trasrá To
roduce proofs,
Colacionar, va. To collate: com ; install
Colada, 87 The bucking of clothes or linen;
common ground; road for cattle. Echar
á uno la colada, To clean one of his filth.
sea pay Y. EN colander ; slevo,
Coladéro, 2m. er; @ narrow
Cdi Sol os Dg
af. Stralning, on. .
Coláire, em. Place through which « current
of alr passes.
Colanilla, ef A small bolt.
Colafia, Y 5 oist about six inches broad.
Cola; eins pio . Isinglass.
Cole. and 7, Tae 4 collate, spread
falsc news astrue; counterfeit money ;
drink wine.—vr. To strain or to be fil-
tered; steal into by stealth; be displeased
with a jest.
Colateral, a. Collateral.
Colateralménte, ad, Collaterally. [etrain.
Colatívo, va, @ Collatives that which can
Cólcha, 4% Coverlet, counte e.
Colchadura, 47 Quilting; DK TO
Colchár, ea. To quilt ” (Nau. Fro ay or
pierre Carro de colchar, Rope-maker's
sladgo.
Colchéro, am. Quilt-maker. [saffron.
Colchico, sm. (Bot.) Colchicum, meadow
Colchón, am. Mattress, bed. tress,
Colchoncico, illo, ito, am. dim, A small mat-
Colchonéro, ra, € Mattress-maker, bed-
maker.
Colcótar, em. (Chem.) Colcothar.
Cott wei
ra, 87. ng of the tall; wrigg
Coleár, on. To wag the tail; wriggle; to pull
ovor by the tail.
Colección, af Collection, collation, knot.
Colécta, 8f. Apportionment of a town-taxr;
collect, [taxes, dee.
Colectación, af. Levy or collecting of rents,
Colectár, ea. To collect. (troops.
Colectício, cia, a. Collectitions, applied to
Colectivamónto, ad. Collectively.
Colectivo, va, a. (Gram.) Collective.
Colectór, em, CoMoctor; tax or rent gatherer.
Colecturia, ef. Collectorship.
Coléga, am. Colleague; compeer.
Colegatário, ria, a. Collegatary. [lege, de.
Colegiádo, a. Colleginte, a member of a col-
nen am, Collegian, collegiate.—a. Col-
eglal.
Cologiála, 4 A woman member of a college.
Colegialico, illo, ito, sm, A little collegian.
Colegiáta, af. A collegiate church.
Colegiatira, ¢/ Fellowship in a college.
Colégio, sm, eee seminary-school.
Coles, em Wagging of the tall; wriegling
am, e :
Cólera, ef Ghee acer Montar en of
lera, To be in a passion.—em. Odlera
morbo, Cholera morbus.
Coléricaménte, ad. Fumingly, passionately.
ple as a. Choleric; passionate, hot-
head
Coléta, af. Cue; a short addition to a dis-
course; brown linen; nine-leaved coro-
nilla, (maker.
Coletéro, em. Buff doublet and breeches
Coletilla, af dém. A small cue; narrow
ooleta, or other skins,
Colotillo, em, dim, A small doublet of buff
Colóto, sm. Buff doublet or gmt body of
aman, Echarse algo al coleto, To eat
cei oe aes hang tng
ro, 6m, Hook to hang upon.
Colgadéro, ra, a. Fit to be hung up.
Colgadizo, em. Shed, a temporary covering.
Colgadizo, za, a. Pendent, suspended.
Colgádo, da, a. Suspended. ar á alguno
colgado, To frustrate one's hopes.
Colgadór, em. Printer's peel.
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Colgadúra, y. Tapestry, hanging, or drapery.
ColgWjo, em, Tatter or han from
es. Colgajo de weas, ‘Bun of grapes
hung up. [rings, trinkets.
Colgante, pa. H. clinging. Ear-
Colgár, va. To hang up; adorn with hang-
inga—en. To be suspended. Colgar &
no, To compliment one on bis birth-day.
Cilia, of Cé sm. Fish like a pilchard,
Colibre, Colibri, 872. Humming-bird.
Colica, €/. Colic.
Colicáno, na, a. Having gray hair in the tall.
Cólico, or Dolor Cólico, am. a griping.
Colicuable, a. Colliquable, easily dissolved.
Colicuación, 47 Colliquation, dissolving.
Colicuánte, pa. Colliquant, colliquative.
aio va. and er. To colliquate, dissolve,
iq: .
Colicuativo, va, a. Colliquative.
Colicuecér, ca. To fase or melt.
Colicuefacción, af Colliquefaction.
Colfero, ra, a. (Bot.) Cauliferoas.
Colifiér, ern. (Bot.) Colliflower or cauliflower.
Coligacién, E on, binding together;
Coll; +p “i Pg Leagu te
igádo, a er, covenanter.—a,
Agreed and
er. To colligate, colleague.
Coli . A small tail; train of a gown.
Colina, 4f. he hillock ; cabbage-seed.
am, p.
Colinábo,
Colindár, on. To be contiguons, be adjacent.
Colindánte, a. Contiguous, adjacent.
Colino, sm. Small cabbage not lanted.
Colirio, em. Collyrium, a wash for the eyes.
Coliséo, am. Theatre, opera-house.
Colisión, Y: Collision, crash, clash.
Colitéa, g/. Judas-tree. suit.
Colitigante, em. One who carries on a law-
Colládo, em. Hill, fell, a small eminence.
Collar, an, N ; collar.
Collarcito, ea. A small necklace.
Collarin, sm. A black collar, edged with
white; coat-collar. [of a column.
Collarino, sm. Bing at the top and bottom
Collézo, em. Ploughmen.—p/. Barilla-poles,
Colléja, af Lamb's-lettuco.— pl, Little nda
Colléra, af Sollar, breast-harness; chain-
; mares treading out grain.
Celie, Y. A small kind of cabbage.
Collén, am. (Vul.) Coward, mean fellow.
Colloneria, ¢f Cowardice; nonsense.
Colmadaménte, ad. pra plentifull y.
Colmádo, da, a. Filled, heaped.
Colmár, va, ze heap up, fill; make up; con-
mashroom.
Colmillázo, sm. A large eye-tooth; eye-
Colmillo, sm. Eye-tooth, canine-tooth ; fan
Mostrar To show spirit
and resolution. Tener colmilioe, To be
nick-sighted. for tusks; sagacious,
Colmfllado, da, a. Having eye-teeth, fangs,
Cólmo, aa. Heap; complemont; over-mea-
sure. A’ mo, To perfection; abun-
a
Cólo, em. (Ichth.) Chub, pollard.
Colocación, ¢/ Employment; situation; ar-
rangement; location.
Colocár, oa. To arrange; place ; get employ-
Colocásta, $£ Colocasia, table potato-like
a Y. eatablo to-like
Colocutór, sm. He who is talking with
another,
Colódra, y” Milk-pail; a wine-measure;
wooden can; a toper or tippler.
Colodrázgo, sm. Retail wine-tax.
Colodrillo, em. Occiput, bind part of the head.
Col em. (Prov.) Wine-measare,
87. gs ohh rosin.
Colombróño, am. Namesake.
Colón, em, Colon (:). Colon
Semicolon (;); the largest intestine,
Colónia, af barges €: a plantation; silk rib-
d Silk
bon one inch e Media
ridbon half an inch wide.
Coloniál, a. Colonial. [borer.
Colóno, em. Colonist, planter; farmer; la-
rat it Bale Back-load of w
Coloquintida, 4f Colocynth.
Colóquio, am. Colloquy, conversation, talk,
Colór, em. Color, dye; rouge; pretext; tint.
Lleno or cargado, D ep. ico, Bright.
, Wan or faded. De aire, Light,
Quebrado
delicata Mudar de colores, To change
color. Sarcarle los colores á uno, fo
make one blush. So color or á color, On
retence,
Coloración, af Coloring; blush.
iiem 1, a Red; ruddy; indelicate;
colo ‘oner.
se colorado, To blush.
Colorár, ea. To dye, color.—on, To blush,
Colorativo, va, @. Colorific. den,
Coloreár, va. To color, palliaste.—en. To red-
Coloréte, am. Rouge. [Colorate,
Colorido, em, Coloring, color; pretext—a,
Colorin, am, Linnet; bright, vivid color.—
pl. Guinea-peas,
Colorir, va. To color, dye.
Colorista, am, Colorist.
Colosál, a. Colossal.
Colóso, em. Colossus, enormous statue.
Cólpa, sf. A whitish sort of copperas,
Colpéz, am. Isinglass.
Coludir, ea. To collude.
Colúmbio, sm. Columblum, s metal,
Columbino, na, a. Dove-liko, innocent,
Colúmbo, em, Columbo root.
Columbrár, ca. To discern, perceive; sco
afar off; pursue or trace.
Columeláres, 9. pl. Incisors.
Colúmna, $. Column, pillar, supporter.
peer ria, 4. Columnar, a Spanish
ollar.
Columnita, 9% Colonnade, piazza.
Colampiar, ea. and er. To Das waddle.
Colúmplo, $m, A swing; meritot, a kind of
lay.
Colána, Y. Column Columa fosfórica,
Light-house. Coluna hueca, Btalrcase-
tower. Coluna millar or millaria, Mile-
stone.
Colunita, q/. dim, A small column.
Colurión, sm. Lesser butcher-bird, flasher.
Colúros, 8m. & (Ast.) Colures. [shook.
| Colusién, sf Collusion, deceitfal emery
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Coluss tements; ad. Collusively, fraudu-
ently.
Colasóno, ria, a, Collusory, collusive.
Colzál, 4/. Colewort-seed.
[sriddie.
Góma, y. Comma, 6)
Comáil, sm. (Mex. flat earthen pan or
A MC ) Fuses
Comádre, sf Midwife ; mother. ¿Ji
de comadres, Gossips' Thursday.
Comadréja, a/. Weasel. Comadreja marina,
Weasel-blenny.
Comadréro, ra, a. Gossiptn about.
Comadrón, em. Man-midwife, accoucheur.
Comandáda, da, a. (Mil.) Officered.
Comandáncia, af. The office ofa commander;
the district of a commander. Coman-
dancta militar, A military command.
Comandancia general de Marina, The
High Court of Admiralty. [leader.
Comandante, em. and pa. Commander;
Comandár, va. To command; govern.
Comándo, sm, Command. [limit.
Comárca, af Territory, district; boundary,
Comarcáno, na, €. Neighboring, near.
Comarcár, va. To plant trees in a straight
line.—on. To border. [comet.
Comáto, a. Cometa comato, Hairy or comate
Comáya, 4/. A large basket; the white owl
Comba, af Curvature; bend; convexity.
Hucer combas, To bend and twist the
body. (Ing.
Combadáúra, 4f Curvature, convexity, warp-
Combalachárse, Combaluch or. To join
for evil purpose; collude. conspiracy.
Combaláche, Cambaláche, am. Collusion ;
Combár, va. To bend, curve.—or. To w.
jut out. of mind.
Combate, em. Combat, fray, fight; agitation
Combatidór, em. Combatant, champion.
Coni em. and pa. Combatant,
ghter.
Combatir, va. and n. To combat, fight; con-
flict; attack ; contradict; agitate the mind.
Combatir á la retreta, To keep up a run-
ning fight. [same church.
Combencficiádo, sm. Prebendary of the
Combés, sm. Waist of a ship.
Combináble, a. Combinable.
Combinación, ¢f Combination; concurrence.
Combinádo, da, a. Combined, united.
Combinár, on. To combine, join; compare.
Combinatório, ria, a. combining, uniting.
Combléza, gf. Mistress of a married man.
Comblezádo, @ Having a wife living in
adultery. wife.
Comblézo, am. One living with another's
Cómbo, ba, a. Bent, crooked, warped.—em,
Stand for casks.
Combóy, sm. Convoy, escort.
Combustibilidád, 47 Combustibility.
Combustible, a. Combustible. ,
Combustible, em. Combustible; fuel.
Combustión, 8f. Combustion, burning.
Comedúro, sm Dining-room; feeding-
trough.
Comedéro, ra, a. Eatable.
Comédia, af Comedy. Ze una comedia,
It's a complete
Comediánta, ¢f Actress.
Comediánte, sm, Play-actor, comedian. Co-
vied (owe de la legua, Strolling player.
Comedlár, va. To divide into equal shares.
Comedidaménte, ad. Gently, courteously.
Comedido, da, a, Polite; kind, obliging.
Comedimiénto, sm, Politeness; kindness
Comédio, sm. Middle; intermediate time.
Comedir, va. To commit, intrust.—er. To
govern one's self, be civil, kind.
Comedór, ra, a. Eater; feeder; dining-room.
Comején, am. Clothes-moth ; wood-louse.
Cpmendáble, a. Commendable.
Comendadór, em, Knight commander; pre-
Comdedse oof Tie superior of
men ra, Y. The superior of a nunnery
of a military ordor. Mandamiento.
Comendamiénto, em. V.
Comendár, ca. V. Recomendar.
Comendatério, em. Commendator, com-
mendatary. [comendatory.
Comendatico, cia, Comendatório. ria, a. Re-
Comendéro, em. A beneficiary of the crown.
Comensál, a, Commensal. [expounder.
Comentadór, sm, Commentator, annotator,
Comentár, ca. To comment, explain, ex-
Comentário, em. A commentary. [pound.
Coménto, sm, Comment, exposition.
Comentuál, a. Relating to a comment,
Comenzador, em. nner.
Comenzamiénto, sm. Beginning.
Comenzánte, pa. Beginning; beginner.
Comenzár, va. To commence, begin.
Comér, va. To eat, eat up; feed; dine; spend.
—or, To suppress; corrode; to take (in
chess). Comer & dos carillos, To enjoy
two benefices at the same time; to please
phe ago zits Pepe e
8 mogo o live at other people's ex-
nse. Comerse de risa, To refrain from
aughing. Comerse unos á otros, To be
Pas drawn daggera. Comeree &
uno con los ojos, To loo at any
one. Tener que comer, To have a com-
potency to live upon. (anar de comer,
o earn a Mvelihood. Comer pan con
Pin To be independent; have a suf-
clency.
Comér, sm. V. Comida, [soctable.
Comerciáble, 4. Merchantable, marketable;
Comercial, a. Commercial, trading; sociable.
Comercialménte, ad. (Little us.) Commer-
cially. trafficker.
Comerciánte, em. and pa. Trader, merchant,
Comerciár, ta, To trade, traffic; deal.
Comáércio, sm. e, commerce; commer
cla] community; communication, inter-
course; game at cards.
Comestible, a. Eatable, comestible—e«. pl.
Provisions, victuals. cards.
Cométa, am. Comet; boy's kite; game at
Cometário, sm. A cometarium.
Cometedór, sm. Offender, a criminal; as-
saulter. [take, attempt; attack.
eto va. Ps Pipe pela under-
me “ Cometography. [longin
Comezón, sm. Itching; iso O od
Cómica, ef V. Actriz,
Comicaménte, ad. Comically. [assemblies.
Comicios, #7. Roman committees or
Cómico, ca, 4. Comic, comical; fanny.
Cómico, sm. Play-actor, comedian.
Comida, ¢/ Eating, food, fare; dinner. Cb-
COM
mida y alojamiento or asistencia, Board
and A align dr taste.
Comidilla, y. t repast; hobby; pe-
Comido, da, a. Satiate, fall to satiety.
Comiénzo, em. Origin, beginning. <A’ or de
From the beginning.
Comilitón, om. Parasite, sponger.
Comilitóna, Comilóna, of A splendid and
plentiful repast.
Comilón, na, €. A eater, a glutton.
Cominéro, a. and s, Miserable, niggard,
miser.
Comino, em. Camin plant. Cominos, Cu-
min seed. Partir el comino, To split a
bair, be ni y. :
Comisar, ea. To confiscate.
Comisaria, ef Comisariáto, sm. Commis-
saryship, commissariat.
Comisério, em. Commissary, delegate, dep-
uty, r; justice of the peace.
Comisión, y Trust, commission; mandate,
charge, precept; ministry; committee.
Comisionado, da, a. and pp. of Comisionar.
Cuommissional or commissionary; com-
missioned, deputed —e. Commissioner.
Comisionár, ea. To commission, depto
empower. sion merchant.
Comisionista, em. Commissioner; commis-
Comiso, sm. Confiscation, forfeiture.
Comistión, af V. Conmistion. [eatables,
Comistrájo, em. Hodge-podge, a medley of
Comisára, 4. (Anat.) Commissure, suture.
Comiténte, pa. Constituent.
Comitiva, af. Suite, retinue.
Comitre, sm. Boatswain on board a galley.
Comiza, @f (Ichth.) A kind of sarmullet.
Coma, a ow, in what manner; as; why;
if; like. Dar como or dar wn como, To
rd [por Como asi me lo quiero,
As easy as 1 could wish. Como quiera
que sea, However, at any rate. Como
quiera, However, notwithstanding, nev-
erthelesa, yet: used with the negative no.
Como que, Notwithstanding that,
although, yet. eee
ene nA ‘lothes-press; chest of drawers,
Comodable, a. What can be lent or borrowed.
Comodaménte, ad. Conveniently, commo-
dioasly, comfortably. (broker.
Comodatário, em. (Law) Borrower; pawn-
Comodáto, a. (Law) Loan.
Comodidéd, ¢f Comfort, convenience, ac-
commodation; ease, freedom from want;
leisure; opportunity; profit, advantage.
Cómodo, da, a. Convenient, suitable, com-
fortable.
Comorar, on. To cohabit, live together.
Compácto, ta, a. Com close.
Compadecérse, or. and va. To pity, be com-
passionate; feel for; agree with each other.
e em To become godfather or
of other.
m
em. Compaternity, relation
between parents and sponsors.
Compádre, sm. Godfather ; protector, bene-
factor; friend. Juéves de
Thursday before Shrove-Tuesday.
Compadreria, af. Friendly intercourse be-
tween friends, [ture.
Compeginación, €/. Compagination, struc-
compadres, | Compasi
Compaginadór, em. One who fotns or couples,
Compaginér, va. To join, -unite, couple,
com nate.
Com , am. Portico of a church door.
Compáña, 4/. Out-house, office; company of
soldiers; wae
Compañeria, sf V. Mancebta.
Compañéro, ra, € Companion, partner,
associate, consort, an equal, a match, a
compeer, a mate; comenda. colleague, fel-
low-member.
Compañía, af Company or society, assembly,
meeting, fellowship; partnership. Com-
pañta de la legua, Company of strolling
players.
Compáño, Compañón, sm. V. Compailero.
pta sm. Testicle.
Compafiucla, ef dim. on A small family.
Comparable, a. Comparable.
Comparación, 4f. Comparison, conference;
collation; conferring.
Comparánza, €/. (Coll.) V. Comparacion.
Comparár, ca. To compare, estimate, con-
front, confer, collate.
Comparativaménte, ad. Comparatively.
Comperativo, va, @. Comparative. (judge
Comparecéncia, 4f Appearance before su
Comparecér, on. To appear before a judge.
Compareciénte, pa. of Comparecer.
Comparúndo, sm. Summons, citation to ap-
pear.
Comparición, af. (Law) Ap ce.
Compársa, @f. Retinue on the
Compárte, a. Joint party in a civil or crim-
inal cause,
Compartiménto, Compartimiénto, em. Com-
lata division; inclosure. Compar-
miento interior de un nacio, Accom-
modations on board a ship.
Compartir, va. To divide into equal parts;
arrange or dispose.
Compas, sm. Pair of compasses. Compas
de calibre, Calipers. Compases de grueso,
pr lo Compas de A Pro-
por onal compasses, V. Pantómetra,
ower of the voice; measure, time in
music. char el compas, To beat time.
A' compas, In right musical time; rule
of life, principle, pattern. Echar el com-
pas, To direct, regulate, govern. Salir
de compas, To act without rule or meas-
ure. Vicir or proceder con compas, To
live or act within bounds, Compas de
mar, Mariner's compass. V. Brújula and
Bitácora. A feint.
Compassdaménte, ad. By rule and measure.
Compasár, ea. To measure with rule and
compass; regulate; divide a musical
composition into equal parts. Com
una carta de marear, To prick the
chart. ate.
Compasible, 7. Lamentable; compassion-
Compasillo, em. Quick musical time.
Compasión, 4/ Compassion, pity, commis-
eration. ful, humane,
m vo, va, @& Compassionate, mercl-
Compaternidád, af Y. Sr a de
Compatia, af Sym y, fellow-feeling.
Compatibil dsd . Compatibility, consist-
ency. 107
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Compstible, a, Compatible, suitable to, fit for.
Compatrióta, 8. Fellow-countryman; fel-
C sd 28, e. Fell patro alee
‘om n, na, €, Fellow- n or D-
Compatronáto, em, Common right of pa-
tronage.
Compatróno, sm, Fellow-patron.
Compelér, Compelir, ea. To compol, con-
strain; extort
Compendiadór, em. Epitomizer, abridger.
Compendiar, oa. To epitomize; abrid
Compendiariaménte, ad, V. Com
Compéndio, sm. Compend, abri
summary, abstract.
Compendiosaménte, ad. Briefly, compend-
Compendióso, sa, a, Brief, abridged, com-
pondious, compact.
Compensáble, a. Compensable. [lont.
Compensación, ¢ Compensation, equiva-
Compensár, od. and » To compensate,
counterbalance, countervail; to make
amends.
Competéncia, 4/. Competition, rivalry; com-
petence, cognizance or competency. A’
competencia, Contestingly. [sistent,
Competénte, a. Competent, sufficient, con-
Cumpetonteménte, ad. Cones way:
Compotér, or. To be one's due. Y. Com-
pelir, [
Competición, 4/7. Competition. V. Compe-
Competidór, ra, sm, Competitor, rival, op-
ponent,
tir, on. To vie, contest, contend,
strive; compete, rival; to be on a par.
Compilación, q/. Compilation.
Compiladér, ra, 8. Compiler, collector.
Complár, va, To compile. [crony.
Compinche, am. Bosom-friend, confidant,
Complacéncia, y. Pleasure, gratification ;
complacency, compliance.
Complacér, va. To please, content.—or. To
tako dolight in,
Complaciénte, pa. Pleasing.
Complañir, on. To weep; be compassionate.
Compleménto, em. Complement, cumple-
tion; accomplishment.
Complotaménte, ad. Completely, perfectly.
Completár, oa. To complete, perfect, finish.
Complétas, 4/. Completory, compline,
Completivamónte, ad. V. Completivo.
Completivo, va, a. (Little us.) Completive,
absolute. absolute.
Compléto, ta, a. Complete, perfect, finished;
Complexión, 4. Complexion, habit, nature,
constitution.
Complexlonádo, da, a. Complexloned.
Complexlonál, a. Complexional.
Compléxo, sm. and a. Complex.
Complicación, sf. Pra e ra
Complicadaménte ad. Y. Cony
»
. | Comportam
Componér, va. To compose, compound ;
construct; sum up; invent; mend, re-
pair, heal, restore; fitup; adjust; ward
off; quiet. Componer el ate, To
ut on a calm appearance. Componer
nto de renta, To have so much a year.
—er. To dress. [dable, mendable.
Componible, a. Compoundable, sccommo-
arts af. To carry a grape-vintage
AS
Comportáble, a. Supportable, tolerable.
Da into, pa Behavior.
, va. To carry or bring together;
Com
5 suites or: To behave.
Compórte, sm. Conduct; air, manner.
Comportilla, q/. dém. A small basket.
Composición, ef Composition, making up;
ustment, agreement; modest appear-
ance.
Compositér, am. Composer; compositor.
Compostúra, ef Composition, composure;
mending; neatness; adjustment, agroe-
ment; modesty, circumspection.
Compóta, af. Preserves, swoetmeats,
Compa! af. Swoetmeats-dimh,
m
Compráda, af. V. Compra.
Compradizo, za, a. V. Comprable.
Comprádo, Compradillo, em. Way of play
at ombre.
Compradór, ra, a. Buyer, purchaser; cateror.
Compránte, pa. Buyer, purchaser.
Comprar, ea. To buy, purchase.
Comprendedór, ra, s. One who understands.
Comprendór, ea, To comprehend; com-
p include, contain; understand.
Comprenaibilidaéd, af Comprehensibieness,
coo preniiblo, a. Comprehensibile, conceiv-
able.
Comprensión, 4/. Comprehenston, conceiy-
ing, conception; comprehensivonesa.
Sonne ne, va, a. Comprehensive, cape-
cious.
Comprensór, ra, 3. The blessed, ono whe
enjoys the presenco of God; one that un-
derstands a thing.
Compresbitero, sm. A fellow-presby tor.
Compresibilidád, a. Compressibility.
Compresible, a. Compreasible.
Compresión, 4f Compression, sac hinge
Compresivaménte, ad. Compressibly, con-
tractedly. (ing.
Compresivo, va, a. Compressive, compress-
Compréso, 88, pp. irr. of Comprimtr.
Comprimir, ca. To compress; constrain;
condense; repress, restrain.—or. To sub-
duo one’s passion.
Comprobación, 2/. Comprobation.
Comprobánte, pa. Proving; voucher.
confirm
Complicádo, da, a. Complicate. ther. | Comprobár, va. To verify, + com-
Complicár, va. To complicate, Jumble to-| probate; compare; prove,
Cómplice, 8. Accomplice, associate, abettor, | Comprofesór, em. Colleague. [bind.
Complicidad, Accessorin nl pep apes
m . Accessoriness, g an ac-
Comblir, oa. y
Componedór, ra, 8. r, author; ar-
bitrator;
spose
Gominoneedi:| af. Papal cere f008.
A pa. Component.
Comprometér, ea. To compromise; engage,
Comprometimiénto, em. Compromise, com-
pact, adjustment. com promiser.
Compromisário, sm. Arbitrator, umpire,
Compromiso, en. Compromise; arbitration
bond. Poner en compromiso, To conm-
promit.
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Compromisério, ria, a. (Little us.) Compro-| Comunicatiy: a. Communicative, not
oa O, va, e,
Comprotectór, sm. A joint protector.
Comprovinciál, a. Comprovincial, of the
7 a metropolitan church.
o apro. yo
probar. V. Acordar
cs eae ag, Com ty: :
Comunicatório, ria, a. Which must be com-
municated.
Comunidad, sf Commonnees; commonal-
Compuérta, af. Half-door ; flood-gate; piece. | The cities of Castile which rose in sup-
Compuestaménte, ad. Regularly, orderly.
Compuesto, em. Compound, mixture, com-
position.
Compuésto, ta, @. and pp. of Componer,
Composed, compounded, complex, re-
paired ; gud picar
Compúlsa, 4/. A legally attested copy.
Compulsár, va. To com
thentic copy. straint.
port of the Spanish liberty against tho
government of Charles V.
Comunión, 4. Communion, common pos-
session; familiar intercourse; commu-
nion, the act of roceiving the blessed sa-
crament. {[quently.
Comunmónte, ad. Commonly, usually ; fre-
pel; make an su-: Comúña, 4/, Meslin, mixed grain; kind of
contract on shares. Cuomusias, Seeds.
[
Compulsión, 4 Compulsion, forcing; re-| V. Camuñas,
Compulsivo, va, 4. combusts.
Compúlso, sa, pp. irr. of Compeler.
Compulsório, ria, a. Compulsory; ordering
an authentic oops. [contrition.
Compunción, A ompanction, repentance,
Compungido, a. Compunctious.——pp. of
Corr pungir. morse.
Compungirse, er. To feel compunction, re-
Compungivo, va, a. Compunctive, prick-
ing, stinging.
Compargacion, $. Compurgation.
Compurgadór, em. Compurgator.
Compurgar, ca. To prove one's veracity by
another's oath.
Computable, a. (Little us) Computable.
Computación, 4f Computation, calculation.
Compatér, oa. To compute, estimate,
Com putista, sm. Compatist, computer, ac-
eountant. account
Compato, em. Com n, culation,
a em. pl. In Navarre, the exchequer
Comulación, sf. Cumulation.
Comalgar, ea. and ». To administer or re-
ceive the blessed sacrament.
Comulgatório, am. Communion-altar.
oman, 6. Common. comunes,
Common fields; usual, gencral, custom-
ary, ordinary; much uscd, frequent, cur-
rent, habitual; vulgar, low.—em. Com-
munity, public; privy. V. Secreta. En
onjointly. Por lo comun, Com-
monly, ra Cease generally.
Comúna, 4/7. (Prov.) The principal canal of
irrigation. le.—a. Common.
Comunál, em. Com ty, common peo-
Comunaléza, 4/. Mediocrity ; common; com-
munication, intercourse. [moner.
Comunéro, ra, 4. Popular, common; com-
Comanéro, em. A joint holder of a tenure
of lands; for the comunidad.
Comunicabilidad, sf. Communicability.
Comunicáble, a, Communicable; le.
Comunicación, ef Communication; inter-
coarse ; criminal conneetíon.
Comunicánte, pa. Communicating ; a com-
municant.
Con, prep. With, by, for, against, in, among.
Con tal que or con que, So that, pro-
vided that, on condition that Con que,
Then, therefore, well then. Con todo or
con todo eso, Nevertheless, notwithstand-
ing. Con que 8%, con que no, 8hilly-
shally. Con que, sra. Condition, stipula-
tion, circumstance. tem
Conáto, sm. Endeavor, effort, exertion, at-
Co naviéro, am. Co rin a ship.
Concadenár, ea. To concatenate; link to-
gether.
Concámbio, em. Exchange. V. Cambio.
Concanónigo, sm, A fellow-canon.
Concaptivo, va, 8, Fellow-captive.
Concatedralidad, af. Union of two cathedrals,
Concatenación, af Concatenation,
Concatenár, va. To
Concausa, 47. Joint cause. wnesa,
Yoncava, Concavidad, sf. Concavity, hol-
Céncavo, va, a. Concave, hollow.
Cóncavo, em. Concavity. V. Concaridad.,
Concebible, a. V. Comprensible,
Concebidor, em. (Little us.) Conceptious,
Concebimiénto, em. Conception.
Concebir, ea. and n. To conceive; express;
imagine, have an idea of; comprebend,
understand; look on. {ing
Concedénte, pa. Conceding, yielding. grant-
Concedér, ea. To give, grant; concede, al-
low, admit.
Concedido, da, a. and pp. of Conerder.
Conceded, granted. ido y no conce-
dido, Admitted, but not agreed.
Concejál, sm. Member of a council or board.
Concejal, a. Relating to public boards or
councils.
Concejil, am. An alderman; foundling.
Concejil, a. Common, public.
Concujo, sm. The civic body of a small
town; the town-house: jurisdiction of
several parishes; fuundling. Concejo
abierto, A public meeting of town officers,
Concénto, sm. A concert of voices; har-
mony.
Concentración, 27. Concentration. [ted.
Concentrádo, da, a. Concentred, concentra-
Comunicár, ea. To communicate, impart, ' Concentrár, cg. To concentrate, concentre,
discover or make known; consult.—or.
To be joined or contignous. Comunt-
cares entre si, To Interchange senti-
menta,
Concéntrico, ca, a. Concentric, concentrical,
eo sf. Conception, idea, conceit,
fancy.
: Concepteár, en. To givo smart Does:
Conceptibilidád, y” (Little us.) Conosivable-
ness,
Conceptible, a. Concelvable.
Conceptillo, em. dém. A witty trifle, an at-
tempt at wit. (humorist.
Conceptista, em. A wit; man of
Concépto, em. Conceit, thought, idea;
of wit; judgment, opinion; estimation ;
crank, crose-purpose; fostus.
Conceptuár, va. To conceive, Judo.
Conceptuosaménte, ad. Ingeniously, wittily.
Conceptuóso, sa, a. Conceptious, witty.
Concernéncia, 4/. Concernment, relation,
Concerniénte, pa. Concerning. Por lo con-
cerntente, Concerning.
Concernir, o. tmp. To regard, concern.
Concertadaménte, ad. Regularly ; by pve
ment. [triver.
Concertadór, em. Regulator, adjuster, con-
Concertúr, ea. To concert; regulate, set to
rights, contrive, harmonize ; in, cov-
enant; compare.—on, To agree, accord.—
or. To design.
Concesión, 4/. Concession, grant.
Concesionário, em. (Law) Grantee.
Concha, af. Shell; oyster; an ancient cop-
per coin. Concha de nacar, Mother-of-
pearl shell; volute; socket. Tener mu-
chas , To bo very artfal.
Conchabánza, 4f. The manner of making
one's self easy ; plotting, conapiracy.
Conchabar, va, To mix wool.—or. To unite,
join for evil pu : plot, conspire.
Conchédo, da, a. Scaly, shelly.
Conchil, em. Rock-shell (Murex) Burret.
Conchilla, ita, af. dém. A small shell.
Conchite, 4/. Conchita, petrified shell
Conchol af. Conchology.
Conchúdo, da, a. Scaly, us; cun-
ning, reserved, tion.
Concibimiénto, em. Concelt, idea, concep-
Concióncia, 4f. Conscience, scruple, veraci-
ty. Ancho de conciencia, Not serupu-
lous. acer conciencia de alguna cosa,
To bo scrupulous about a thing. (lous.
Concienzfdo, da, a. Conscientious, scrupu-
Conciérto, em, Concert, communication of
designs; bargain, agroement; concerto.
De concierto, According to ment,
by common consent. assembly.
Conciliabulo, sm. Conventicle, an unlawful
o estes af. Conciliation ; resemblance,
nity.
Conciliadór, ra, €. Conclliator, peacemaker.
Conciliár, ea. To conciliate, reconcile; win
the affection of others Conciliar el|Co
sueño, To induce sleep. Conciliar las
am To make friends.
Conciliár, a. Conciliar.
Conciliár, em, Member of s council.
Conciliativo, va, A. Conciliatory.
Concilio, em. Council; decrees of a council.
Hacer or tener concilio, To hold unlaw-| Co
fal meetings.
Concinidád, sf, Harmony. (ly.
Concisamónte, ad. Concisely, briefly, short-
Concisión, g/. Concisenesa, brevity.
Conciso, sa, a. Concise, brief, short.
Concitación, af Concitation, stirring u
ner Cds Instigator, inciter to ill
Concitér, va. To excite; stir
Cone
Co
CON
up comme-
tions. commotiona.
Concitativo, va, a. Inciting; stirring up
Conciudadáno, an. Follow-citizen, country-
man.
Conclave, em. Conclave; assemblage.
Conclavista, em, Conclavist.
Concluir, va. To conclude, finish, terminate;
convince with reason ; infer, doduce.
Conclusión, q/. Conclusion; end, date; con-
ma par thesia,
asivo, va, a. Conclusive, final. [ted.
nclúso, sa, a. Concluded, closed, termina-
a es pa. Conclading ; conciusive ;
decisive.
Concluyenteménte, ad. Conclusively.
Concofráde, em. One of the same
hood.
Concélde, ef. Conchoid.
Concol
em. Fellow-collegian.
Concom or. Tos the shoulders.
Concomimiénto, Concómio, em. Shragging
of the shoulders.
Concomitáncia, y” Concomitance; circum-
stantial evidence. {rent.
Concomitánte, pa. Concomitant, concar-
Concordáble, a. Concordant, conformable,
consistent with. thon.
Concordación, y. Co-ordination, com
Concordadór, em. Concillator, peacomaker.
Concordáncia, af Concordance, concord,
Concorlinta pa. Cencordant, seresing.
noo te, pa. Con
Concordár, sa. To accord, make
agree; compromise.—on, accord, to
agree.
Concordáto, em. Concordat, a covenant
made by a prince with the pope.
Concórde, a. Concordant.
Concordemónte, ad. With one accord,
Concórdia, af. Concord, union, harmony.
De o Jointly, by common con-
sen
rpóreo, rea, a. Concorporal.
Concreción, 4f Concretion.
Concrescéncia, ¢f Concrescence.
Concretaménte, ad. (Little us.) Concretely.
Concretár, oa. To combine, unite, concrete
Coneréto, ta, a. Concrete.
Concubina, 4f Concubine, mistress; a law-
ful wife deprived of civil righta [tresa
Concubinário, sm. One who keeps a mis-
Conculcación, y. (Oba.)
nculcár, va. To conculcate,
Concuñádo, da, €. Brother or sister in law.
Concupiscóncia, 4/. Concupiscence, lust.
Concupiscible, a. Concuplacible.
Concurrénela, 4f Convention; concurrence;
conspiracy.
Concurrénte, pa. Concurrent, coincident.
neurrir, on, To concur; contribute, coin-
cide; be present.
Concursár, va. To lay an injunction.
Concáúrso, sm. Concourse, conflux, crowd,
con on, assembly; aid; contest;
P ngs against an insolveat debtor.
rd Y. Concussion, shaking, agita-
on.
Condado, em. Earidom, county ; dignity of cone ea. To condite, season vict-
a Count.
Condál, a. The dignity of an ear! or count.
[sauce.
Condiménto, sm. Condiment, seasoni
pers: em. Earl, count; hcad or chief of o sm. Condisciple, school-fe
ow.
gypsies.
Condecente, a. Convenient, fit, A
Condecoración, £/. Decoration, em bellishing.
Condecorár, ca. To ornament, embellish,
honor, reward.
Condéna, af. The clerk of the court's attesta-
tion of the sentence of a criminal.
Condenáble, a. Condemnable, blamable.
Condenación, ¢ Condemnation, sentence;
ishment; fine. Ze una condenacion,
t is unbearable, intolerable.
Condenádo, da, a One condemned to eter-
nal panishment.—a. Sentenced. Con-
denado en costas, Senteneed to pay the
costs, Puerta condenada, A door shut
a
Condenadór, ra, 8. Condemner, blamer.
Condenár, va. To condemn, sentence ;
damn; censure, blame ; refute a doctrine
or opinion; stop up or shut up, de.
o ría, a. Condemnatory.
Condensabilidád, ef. The quality of being
condensable.
Condensáble, a. Condensable.
Condensación, sf. Condensation.
Condensadór, em. Condenser.
Condensánte, pa. Condensing.
Condensar, ea. To thicken, condense.—or.
To enrdle, be condensed, gather.
Condensativo, va, a. Condensative.
Condensidad, sf. Condensity.
Condésa, af. Countess; waiting-maid.
Condesádo, em. Earidom, j iction of a
count. [descension.
Condescendéncia, ef. Condescendence, con-
Condescendér, oa. To condescend, submit,
comply. Matan liant.
Condescendiénte, a. and pa. Com nt,
Condescendientemente, ad. Condescend-
ingly. [esa
Con af. dim. Alittle or young count-
Condesito, em. dim, A little earl or count.
Condestáble, sm. Constable, a lord high
constable. Condestable de arsenales,
Gunner of a dockyard. Segundo con-
destable, Gunner's mate.
Condestablia, 4f Constableship.
Condezméro, sm. Part owner of tithes.
Condición, af. Condition; state; rank;
clause, Condicion to Chpeeed b
law. Tener condicion, To be of a peevis
disposition. Poner en condicion, To
hazard, expose to danger.
condicton, So as, on condition that.
Condicionádo, da, a. Conditioned.
Condicional, a. Conditional, not absolute.
Condicionalménte, ad, Conditionally.
Condicionár, on. To agree, accord.—or. To
be of the same nature.
Condicionáza, af. A violent disposition.
Condicioncilla, ita, ef A hasty temper; a
small clanse. fit!
y.
Condignaménte, ad. Condignly, deservedly,
Condignidád, £f. Condignity, sultableness.
Condigno, na, a. Condign, suitable, merited.
Condilo, am. (Anat.) Condyle.
hb,
Condolecerse, Condolérse, or. To condole,
be sorry. [forgiving.
Condonación, af Condonation, oning,
Condonár, ea. To pardon, forgive.
cra es Ces
ndrila, 4/. (Bot.) Common gum-succory.
Conducción, af. Conveyance; carriage ; lead-
mat guiding. (ment.
Conducéncia, 9 Conducing to, conduce-
Conducénte, a. and pa. Conducive, condu-
cible; ofticial.
Conducidor, sm. Conductor, leader.
Conducir, ea. and n. To convey; conduct;
direct.—vr. To behave, conduct one's
sell
Condúcta, sf. Conduct; behavior; life; di-
rection; commission for recruíting; re-
cruits; convoy of money. — [conveying.
Conductivo, va, a. Having the power of
Condúcto, sm. Conduit, sewer, drain; chan-
Condistingnir, ea. To distinguis
nel. Saico conducto, A safe-conduct,
passport, guide. conveyer.
Conductér, sm. Conductor, leader, usher,
Conductóra, af Conductress, directresa.
Condutal, sm. Gutter, water-spoat.
Conejal, sm. Rabbit-warren; suburb inhab-
ited by common people.
Conejar, sm. Rabbit-warren.
Conejcra, ¢f. Breeding-warren; brothel;
den or hovel.
Conejéro, sm. Warrener, warren-keeper.
Conejéro, a. That which hunts rabbits.
Conejito, em. dim, A little rabbit.
Conéjo, a. Alambre conejo, Rabbit-wire,
copper-wire. reeds like a rabbit.
Conejo, ja, 4. Rabbit. Es una ja, She
Conejúna, af Rabbit down or far. = [kind
Conejano, na, a. Relating to the rabbit
Conexidades, sf. pl Rights annexed to tho
principal. tae
Conexión, af Connection, union, conjune-
Conexivo, va, a. Connective.
Conéxo, xa, a. Connected, united. [lusion.
Confabulacion, 87. Confabulation, chat; col-
Confabulár, va. To confabulate, ace
league. sign.
Confalón, em. Gonfalon, standard; an en-
Confalonicr, em, Gonfalonier, chief stand-
ard-bearer. [marriazes.
Confarreacién, af Eating bread together at
Confección, af. Confection, an electuary, a
conserve.
Confeccionadór, sm. Confectioner.
Confeccionár, ta. To confect, make into
conserves. union, coalition.
Confederación, ef. Confederacy, league,
Confederado, da, a. and 8. Confederate, al-
lied, consociate. fjoln in a league.
Confederár, va. and or. To confederate,
Conferéncia, af Conference, meeting, con-
versation ; ly lecture in universittes.
Conferenciár, ea. To confer; hold a con-
ference. [mune.
Conferír, va. To confer; dos com-
CON ©
Conférva, a. (Bot.) Conferva.
nfesádo, da, a. Confessed, acknowledged.
—4, Penitent, repentant.
Confesánte, pa. Declaratory, affirmative.
Confesár, ea, To confess, acknowledge, own.
Confesar de plano, To confess plainly or
openly. Confesar sin tormento, To con-
fuss a fault frecly.—or. To confess, or
make confession.
Confesión, 4f Confession, acknowledgment.
Confesionário, sm, Treatise on confession ;
confessional. [lay-brother; a nun.
Confúso, sa, 8. Jewish proselyte. (Obs) A
Confeso, sa, a. (Law) Confessed.
Confesionario, am. Confessional.
Confesór, sin. Confessor.
Confláble, a. Trusty, worthy of confidence.
Confladaménte, ad. Confidently.
Conflado, da, a. Confident; presumptuous,
arrogant, forward. [fider.
Confludór, sn, A joint suroty ; reller, con-
Coufiánza, af Confidence, reliance; bold-
ness; hope. [ho
Conflár, ta. and n. To confide, trust in:
Confidéncia, af Confidence,
Confidencial, a. Confidential.
Confidencialinénte, ad, Confidentially,
Confidónte, an. Confidant, counsellor.
Confidénte, a. True, faithful, trusty. (fat.
Confidenteménte, ad. Confidently; fai
Configuración, sf Configuration.
Configurádo, da, a. Configurated. —[form.
Configurar, ra. To configure, dis into
Confin, em, Limit, boundary, border.
Confin, Confinánte, a. Bordering upon,
limitancous, {imprison ; border neu
Confinár, ca. and n. To banish; confine,
Confiogir, va. To mix ingrodients into ono
mass, [tion; ovidence,
Confirmación, 4f Confirmation, corrobora-
Confirmadaménte, ad. Firmly, unalterably.
Confirmador, em. Coufirmator, attester, con-
firmer.
Confirmánte, pa. Confirmer, [strengthen.
Confirmár, va. To confirm, corroborate;
Contirmativamúnte, ad, Confirming y.
Confirmativo, va, Confirmatório, ría, a.
Confirmatory.
Confiscátlo, a. Confiscablo; forfeitable.
onfiscación, af. Confiscation, forfeiture.
Confiscádo, da, a. Confiscate, confiscated.
Confiscadór, sm. (Little us.) Confiscator.
Confiscár, va. To con seizo by for-
feiture.
Confitar, ea. To confect, candy; sweeten.
Confite, sm. Confit, comfit. Morder en un
Sd To be hand and glove. C:
Daintics, sip abe Mod whipping.
Confiténte, a. V. Confeso.
Confitéra, ¢f Vessel for swoetmeats,
Confitería, 4f Confectlonor's shop. _[tray.
Confitéro, ra, 8. Confectioner; sweetment-
Confitillo, em. Broidered coverlet; caraway
confita,
Confitón, am, augm. A large confit.
Confitúra, 4f Confiture, confit, confection.
Contlación, £/. Conflation.
Contlagración, gf Conflagration. [pang.
Conflicto, sm. Contlict, struggle;
oe Y. Contluence, contlux, flux.
. | Confraternidad, q. Confraternity,
agony, | Congojéso, sa, a.
Confluénte, pa. Confluent.
Confluir, en. To join or meet; assemble.
Conformación, sf. Conformation.
Conformár, ea. To conform, adjust, fit—on.
To suit, level; comply with—vr. To
yield, submit. {sistent, similar.
Confórme, a. Conformable, suitable; con-
Confórine, ad. In proportion; y,
according to circumstances. imously.
Conformeménto, ad. Conformably, unan-
Conformidád, 4f. Similitude, conformity ;
agreement; union; symmetry; patience.
De conformidad, By common consent.
En conformidad, Agrecably, according to.
Confourmista, sm. Conform
Confortación, af. Comfort, consolation.
Confortador, ra, a Comforter. [sole.
Confortar, ea. To comfort, strengthen ; con-
Confortativo, va, a. Comfortable, corrobo-
rative.
Confracción, af. Fraction, breaking.
Confraguación, 4/. Mixing or unlting metals.
rother-
hood.
Confricación, je Confrication, friction.
Confricár, ra. To rub, produce friction.
Confrontación, 4f. Confrontation, compari-
son,
Confrontánte, pa. Confronting, comparing.
Confrontár, ca. To confer, confront; com-
pare.—en. To agree in sentiments and
opinion.
Confundir, ea. To confound; confuse ; con-
fute.—er. To be bewildered; ashamed.
Cunfusamúnte, ud. Confusedly, helter-skel-
ter. (miliation; shame.
Confusión, sf, Confusion, perplexity; hu-
Confúso, sa, u. Confused, jumbled together;
indistinct; fearful, timorous. En confu-
80, Confusedly, obscurely.
Confutación, 4f Confutation, disproof
Confutár, va. To confute, disprove, convict.
Congelación, ¢f Congelamiénto, sm. Conge-
lation, freezing; congealment
Congelár, ea. and vr. To coagulate, con-
geal, freeze. congealing.
Congelativo, va, a. Maving the power of
Congenial, a. Congenial, analogous
Congenlár, en, To o et sympathize.
Congúnito, ta, a. Congenital, connate.
Congúrlo, 4f Congeries.
Congestion, 4/. (Med.) vt Sal
Congiario, 8. Congiary, a Roman gift.
Congio, sm. Anclent Roman liquid measure.
Conglobación, Y/. Conglobation ; union of im-
material ine. accumulation of proofs
Conglobár, va, To conglobate.
Conglomerádo, da, a. Conglomerate,
Conglomerár, ea. To conglomerate. — (ing.
Conglutinación, af. Conglutination, cement-
Conglutinádo, da, a. Conglutinate,
Conglutinár, va. To conglutinate, reunite.
e e A
nglutinativo, va, nglutio a,
Viscous, lutinous. d a "ting
Congója, ef. Anguish, A heartbreak-
Congojár, va. To oppresa, afflict.
pd mr Anxiously, painfally.
Affiictiy nful, tor-
menting. ries
Conmemoratório, ria, a. (Little us.) Com-
racmoratory.
Conmensál, ¿m. Commensal, messmate.
Conmensalia, af. Commensality.
Conmensurabilidád, ¢f Commensurability.
id a. (Little us.) Commensu-
rable,
Conmensurnción, 4£ Commensuration,
Congraciadór, am. Flatterer, congratulator.
Congraciamiénto, sm. Flattery, obsequions:
esa,
n
Congraciar, ca. To ingratiate, flatter.—er.
To get into one’s good graces. tion.
Congratulación, 8/. Congratulation, felicita-
Cungratulár, oa. To congratulate, compli-
ment.
Corgratulatório, ria, a. Congratulatory. Conmensurár, va. To commensurate.
Conmensurativo, va, 4. Commensurable.
Congregación, ef. Co on, a meeting.
Congregacion de 1s fotos, The Catholic | Conmigo, pron. pers. With me, with my-
eburch. [tion | self.
Congregánte, ta, a. Member of a conzrega- | Conmilitón, an. Comrade, a fellow-soldier.
Congregár, ta. To assemble, meet, congre- | Conminación, 8% Commination, a threat.
Conminár, va. To threaten; denounce pun-
gate.
Congreso, am. Congress ; consistory. ishment. [ening.
“ngrio, sm. Conger-eel. [priest. | Conminatório, ria, a. Comminatory, threat-
Congrua, 27. A competent sustenance to a|Conmiseración, 4f Commiseration, pity,
Cóngruaménto, ad. Conveniently, becom-| compassion,
ingly. [gruence. | Conmistión, Conmistúra, af Commision.
Congruéncia, 4f Convenience, fitness, con- | Conmisto, ta, 4. Mixed, mingled.
Congrucnte, a. Congrucnt, agreeing, corre- | Conmoción, 8% Commotion; excitement;
sponding. {ously.| fretting. a [an event; memoir.
Congruenteménte, ad. Suitably, congru-|Conmonitório, sm, A written narration of
Congruo, ua, a. Congruous, apt, t, suitable. | Conmovedór, sm, (Little us.) Disturber,
Conico, ca, a. Conical or conic. fretter.
Conifero, ra, a. (Bot.) Coniferous, bearing | Conmovér, ra. To commove, disturb, affect.
cone-fruit. Conmutabilidád, sf. (Little us.) Commuta-
Coniza, 8/. (Bot) Great flea-bane. bility.
Conjetúra, y. Conjecture, surmise, guess,
Conjeturáble, a. AY iia
Conjeturador, ra, a. Conjector
Conmutáble, a. Commutable.
Conmutación, £/. Commutation.
, gucaser. Conmutár, ca. To commute, change, barter.
Conjeturál, a. Conjectural. [ingly. | Conmutativamónte, ad. (Little us.) Com-
Conjeturalménte, ad. Conjecturally, guess-| mutativoly.
Conjetarar, za. To conjecture, guess, Conmutativo, va, 4. Commutative.
Conjuéz, sm. A co-judge. {rection Connaturál, a. Connatural. aliena,
Conjugación, af. Conjugation; union, con-| Connaturalizacion, E Naturalization of
Conjugado, da, a. confaestel, inflected. Connaturalizár, va. To naturalize.—or. To
Conjugal, a. (Oba) Conjugal, connubial,| accustom one's self.
Connaturalménte, ad. Connaturally.
Connexidad, af. Y. Conexidad.
Connivéncia, 4. Connivance. [lation.
Connotación, g/. Connotation; a distant re-
Connotádo, 81m, Relationship, kindred.
Connotár, va. To connote, imply.
Connotativo, va, a. (Gram.) Of the quality
of its primitive.
Connovicio, cia, 8. A fellow-novice.
Connubiál, a, Connubial, matrimonial.
Connúbio, ¢m. Matrimony, wedlock. [tion.
Connumeracion, 8f. (Little us.) Connamera-
Connumerár, ta. To enumerate, include in
Cóno, 87m. Cono. ide
Conocedór, ra, & Connoisseur; judge or
Conocér, ta. To know, be acquainted with ;
perceive; observe; conjecture; confesr.
—or. To know one another.
Conocíble, a. Cognoscible, knowable.
Conocidaménte, ad. Knowingly, evidently.
Conocidos da, a. Acquaintance; person of
ily.
Conocioiénto, em. Knowledge, skill; clev-
erness; acquaintance; note of hand; ju-
dicial notice; bill of lading.—pl. Accom-
plishments; science. Ventr en conoct-
miento, To remember.
Conoldál, a. Conoidal, conoidical.
Conótde, ef Conoid.
Conqué, em. (Coll.) Condition, ud
matrimonial [rimonial! y.
Conjugalménte, ad. (Obs.) Conjugally, mat-
Conor , ca. To conjugate; compare.
cion, gf Conjunction, union.
Conjuntaménte, ad. Conjunctly, jointly.
“onjuntivo, va, a. Conjunctive, connexive.
únto, ta, a. Conjunct, united, conncct-
; allied.
Conjúnto, em. Conjunctness, heap, mass.
Conjuntúra, 4/. V. Coyuntura and Conjun-
cion, plot.
Conjuración, af Conspiracy, conjuration,
Conjurádo, da, @ Conspirator; leaguer,
covenanter. (spirator.
Conjuradór, sm. Conjurer, enchanter; con-
Conjuramentár, ca. To bind by an oath.—
er. To bind one's self by an oath.
Conjuránte, pa. Conjuring, se e
Conjarar, on. To conspire.—va. To exorcise;
conjure ; entreat, implore.
Conjaro, em. Conjuration, exorcism; in-
cantation.
Cenllevador, em. Helper, assistant.
Conllevár, ea. To aid or assist; bear with.
Conllorár, ca. To sympathize, lament.
Conmaterial, a. (Little us.) Commaterial.
Conmemoración, 2f. Commemoration; an-
niversary. - [public acta.
orár, es. To commemorate by
Conmemorativo, va, a. (Little us.) Com-
memorative.
CON
Conquiliolégia,
Conquista, ef:
ning another's affections.
Conquistáble, a. (Little us.) Conquerable.
A V. Conchológia.
onquest, subjection; win-
Conquistadór, sm. Conqueror. [quire.
Conquistár, va. To conquer, overcome; ac-
Conreár, va. To grease wool.
Con Ante, a. Reigning with another.
Conreinar, en. To reign with another.
Consabtr, on. (Little us.) To know jointly.
Consabido, da, a. Already known. ‘emer
Consabidór, ra, 8. Who knows jointly with
Consagración, Y. Consecration.
Consagrádo, da, a. Consecrate, consecra-
ted, devoted.
Consagránte, em. and pa. Consecrator.
Consagrár, ea. To consecrate, hallow; ded-
icato. [nate, kindred.
Consanguíneo, nea, @, Consanguincous, cog-
Consanguinidad, af Consanguinity.
Conscripción, af Conscription, enrolling.
Conscripto, em. Conscript.
Consecración, af. V. Consagracton,
Consecrár, va. Y. Consagrar.
Consectário, em. Consectary, corollary.
Consectário, a. Consectary, eno
Conseccución, af Attainment of a bonefice,
eo ane e
Consecu Vanna Consequence, importance,
conclusion, inforence; firmness. or
r Consequently, there-
re.
Consecuénte, em. Consequent, consequence.
Consecuónte, a. Consequent; following;
consistent. [cesearily.
Consecnenteménte, ad. Consequently; ne-
Consecutivaménte, ad. Consecutively.
Consecutivo, va, @. Consecutive, consequen-
tial mente,
Conseguienteménte, ad. V. Consiguiente-
Conseguimiénto, sm. Attainment, obtain-
ment.
Co , od. To attain, gain, obtain.
Conséja, af A fable. A
Consejéra, ¢f Counsellor's wife; female ad-
Conse em. Counsellor; adviser. Con-
ero de ado A counsellor ve state.
ero de capa y espada, A magis-.
trate not bred to the a icil-hotse.
sájo, em, Counsel, advice; court; coun-
Consenclénte, pa. Consenting, conniver.
Consentido, a. Applied to a spoiled child.
Consentidór, ra, 8. Compiler, conntver.
Consentimiénto, sm. Consent, connivance,
acknowledgment. nd.
Consentir, va. To consent; comply; de-
Consérge, em. Keeper of a royal
Consergoris, ef. Wardenship.
rl b Conserve; vessel under con-
voy. Under convoy.
Conservación, 3f, Conservation.
Conservador, dora, am. and af. Conservator,
preserver. (Malta,
Conservaduría, ¢f Dignity in the Order of
Conservánte, pa. Conserving, conserver.
aa, va, To conserve, preserve, keep;
candy.
Coneervativo, va, a. Conservative.
Conservativos, em. pl, Spectacles with pre-
O lenses.
Conservatoria, 2/. Place and office of a Jues
consercador; indult to communities.
Conservatorias, Letters patent
Conservatório, sm. Conservatory.
Conscrvatório, ria, a. Conservatory.
Consideráble, a. Considerable; great,
Considerableménte, ad. Considerably.
Consideración, ef Consideration ; reflection;
ration.
importance, (e
Consideracioncilla, 4f dim. A slight consid-
Consideradaménte, ad. Considerately,
calmly.
Considerádo, a. Prudent, considerate.
Consideradór, ra, a, Considerer, a person of
pradenca,
Consideránte, pa. Considering.
Considerár, va. To consider.
Consiérvo, an. A fallow-slave.
Consigna, af (Mil.) Watch-word, [ment
Consignación, sf. Consignation; consign-
ares em. Consignor, one who con-
signs
Consignar, ra. To consign; intrust; lay
by; deliver; give a sentinel bis orders;
sign with ‘the mark of a cross,
Consignatário, sm, Trustee; mortgagec;
consignoo.
Consigo, dos pers. With one's self, with
himself Consigo mismo, consigo pro-
pio or consigo solo, Alono, by one's self.
Consiguiénte, em, Consequence, result.
Consiguiónto, a. Consequent, consecutive.
De consiguienta, Consequently.
Consigujenteménte, ad, Co uently.
Consillário, sm. Assistant to the heads of
cio, a, Comet
asintlénte, pa. Consenting, agresing.
TT af. Consistence ; stability ; so-
y.
Consisténte, a. poe tf solid.
Conaistir, en, To consist; be comprised; be
composed.
Consistoriél, a. Consistorial. Casa coneie-
tortal, Senate-house, town-hall
Consistério, sm. Consistory; town-house.
Consistorio divino, The tribunal of God.
Consócio, em, Partner, companion, fellow-
partner.
Consoláble, a. Consolable, comfortable.
Consolableménte, ad. Consolably, comfort»
ably. fity.
Consolación, ¢f Consolation, comfort;
Consolado, da, a. Consoled, comforted.
Consoladér, sm. Consolator, comforter.
Consoladór, ra, a. Consolatory, comfortable.
Consoladóra, g/. Comfortress.
Consolánte, pa. Comforting, consoling.
Consolár, va. To console, comfort, cheer.
OO ALTOS va, Consolatório, ria, a. Con-
solatory.
Consólida, af. Sea AE Consuelda,
Consolidación, 87. Oonsolidation.
Consolidár, va. To consolidate, harden.—
or. To grow firm. (Law) To unite the
interest with the princi {ative.
Consolidativo, va, 4. Consolidant, consolid-
Consonáncia, «/. Consonance, harmony;
consent; conformity.
Consonánte, sm. Rhyme; corresponding
sound; a consonant,
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CON
Consonánte, a. Consonant, agreeable, con-
formable. (ably.
Consonanteménte, ad. Consonantly, agree-
Consonár, en. To make a body sound;
rhyme ; resemble.
Cónsones, am. pl. (Mus, ) Concordant sounds.
Consone, na, a. Consonous, barmonious,
consonant. course,
Consórcio, sm. Partnership, society; inter-
Consórte, 8. pd ad accomplice.
Conspicusménte, (Little us.) Conspica-
ously. Ghost ent
Conspicno, cua, & nspicuoas, obvious;
Conspiración, y. Conspiracy, plot, conjura-
aioe oan comp ye haar
Consptrado, Co r, em. Conspirator,
Conspiránte, conspiring. Fuersas con-
spirantea, Conspiring powers.
Conspirár, on. To conapire, plot; co-operate.
Constáncia, ¢/ Constancy, immutability.
Constante, a and a. Constant, firm, immu-
table; loyal; manifest —pa. Composed of,
consisting ín. [evidently.
Constanteménte, ad. Constantly, firmly;
Constár, o. imp. To be clear, evident, cer-
tain. Consta en autos, It appears from
the proceedings. epidemic.
Constelación, af Constellation; climate; an
Consternación, sf Consternation, amaze-
ment, wonder.
Consternár, va. To terrify, confound.
- Constipación, sf. Cold ; constipation.
Constipado, sm. Cold, a disease.
Constipar, ea. To cause a cold, stop the
pores.—er. To eatch cold; be costive.
Constipativo, va, a. Constrictive. [ute.
Constitución, sf. Constitation ; temper; stat-
Constitucionál, em. Constitutionalist, consti-
tutfonist.
Constitucionál, a. Constitational.
Constitacionalménte, ad. Constitutionally.
Constituidór, sm. Constituent, constituter.
Constituir, ea. To constitute, produce ;
en,
to.
Constitutivo, va, a. Constitutive, essential.
—e. Constituent.
Constituyénte, em. Constituent, de.—a,
Constituent.
Constreñible, a. (Little us.) Constrainable.
Coostreñidaménte, ad. Compulsively.
Constrehimiénto, em. Constraint or com-
pulsion. [make costive.
Constreñir, ca. To constrain, compel, force;
Constriceién, af Constriction, contraction.
Constrictivo, va, a Binding, astringent,
stri nt
Co , em. Constrictor. [strictor.
Constringénte, €. and Constringent; con-
Constrneción, af. nstruction; syntax;
translation: naval architecture.
Constractór de Navío, em. Ship-builder.
Coustruir, va. To form, build; construe;
translate.
Construpación, af Constupration.
Construpadór, sm. A debaucher, defiler,
corrupter. (flour.
Construpár, va. To constaprate, defile, de-
Consuegrár, en. To become joint fathers or
mothers in-law.
Consuégro, gra, 4. The fathers or mothers
who marry their children together.
Consuélda, af (Bot.) Comfrey.
paca Common bugle. Consuelda real,
spur.
Consuelo, sm, Consolation, comfort; joy,
(Obs.) Charity. Sin consuelo, Out of rule
or measure. Beber sin consuelo, To drink
to excess. Gastar sin consuelo, To spend
inconsiderately.
Consuéta, @. Stage prompter; directory for
divine service, uetas, Short prayers
on certain days.
Consuctudinário, ria, a, Customary; in tho
habit of sinning.
Consul, em. Consul.
Consuládo, am. Consulate, consulship.
Consuláge, em. Fees paid to consuls.
Consular, a. Consular. Varon consular,
Ex-consul.
Consúlta, ef Consultation, conference; a
question proposed; advice given to the
king in council. upon,
Consultable, a. Worthy to be deliberated
Consultacion, af, Consultation, conference.
Consultánte, pa, Consulting, consulter.
Consultár, va. To consult; advise; deliber-
ate. Consultar con el bolsillo, To con-
sult one's purse. Consultar con la al-
An o take into mature considera»
on.
Consultivo, va, a. Consultative, advising.
Consaltór, ra, 8. Consulter, adviser, counsel.
Consumación, af. Consummation; destruc-
tion. . {mately,
Consumadaménte, ad. Perfectly, consum-
Consumado, da, a. Consummate, complete,
Consamido, em. Jclly-broth, a strong broth,
Consumadoór, ra, 4. Finisher, perfecter.
finish,
rio va. To consummate, per-
ect
Consumativo, va, a, Consummate,
Consumible, a. (Little us.) Consumable, de-
structible.
Consamicién, ef (Comm.) V. Gasto.
Consumido, da, a. Lean, exhausted; easily
afflicted. (waster.
Consamidór, ra, e. Consumer, spendthrift,
Consumimiénto, em. Consumption.
Consumir, va. To consume, destroy, waste;
obliterate.—or. To be spent; fret; wear
away.
Consúmo, em. Consumption. [rasmus,
Consunción, af. Consumption, waste; ma-
Consustanciación, 4f Consubstantiation.
Consustanciál, a. Consubetantial.
Consustancialidád, 4f Consubstantiality.
Consustancialmónte, ad. Consubstantially.
Contácto, em. Contact, touch, union.
Contadéro, ra, a. Countable, numerable.
Contadéro, em. A narrow passage where
sheep are counted. Salir or por conta-
dero, To go out through a narrow pas-
sage.
Contad a. Scarce, rare, uncommon.
De cp Instantly, immediately. A)
contado, With ready money.
Contadór, ra, s. Cómputer, reckoner; 10»
countant; counter; desk; an auditor;
counting-house. r de
CON
CON
Purser in the navy. Contador de nue-
vas, Prattler, an idle talker. resumo
Contadorcito, sm. dim. A petty clerk or ac-
Contadoría, Contaduria, ¢f Accountant's or
auditor's office.
Contágio, sm. Contagion; corruption of
morals,
[torals. '
Contagiir, ca. To infect; corrupt one's
receipt. A' contento, To one's satisfac-
tion.
Contéra, af. Ferrule; button; prelade, Por
contera, Ultimately, finally. .[upon.
Contérmino, na, a. Contiguous, bordering
Conterráneo, nea, 8. Countryman, country-
woman.
(vice. | Contestáble, a. Contestable, disputable.
Contagión, 4f Contagion: propagation of} Contestación, q/. Reply; contestation; de-
Contaglóso, sa, a. Contagious, infectious ;
odd, particular,
Contál do Cucn gm, A string of beac
bate.
[for counting. | Contestár, va. To conten prove, attest. —
on. To accord.
Contaminación, af Contamination, pollu- | Contéste, a. Conrirming, proving, attesting.
tion i
O ».
Contaminido, da, a. Contaminated,
Contaminár, ca. To contaminate,
infect; corrupt.
Contánte, sm. Ready money; narrator, :
Contár, ca. To count, reckon; calculate ;'Contignacién, ef (Arch.)
class; consider, look upon; depend.
[ted. | Contésto, sm. Intertexture ;
rllu- | Contestara, ef Contexture; context; hu-
context; series.
efile;| man frame.
[telier. | Conticinio, 6m. Dead of the night [fray.
Conticnda, ef Contest, dispute; conflict;
ntignation, a
framo of beams.
Contemperánte, pa, Tempering; moderator. | Contigo, pron, pers. With thee.
Contemperár, ca. To contemperate, mode-
rate. [tion; compliance.
Contemplación, 4 Contemplation, mnedita-
Contempladór, am. Contemplator.
Contemplár, ra, To contemplato, study;
view; muse; assent; condescend.
Contemplativaménte, ad. Attentively,
thoughtfully. [dious,
Contemplativo, va, a Contemplative, stu-
Contemplativo, 8. Contemplator; flat-
terer.
Contemporaneidád, af. Contemporariness,
Contemporáneo, nea, a. Contemporary, co-
eval . casy temper.
Contemporizadór, 81m, Compi
Contemporizár, on. To temporize, comply
with. (test.
Contención, af Contention, emulation; con-
Contenciosaménto, ad. (Little us.) Conten-
tlously, contestingly. [some.
Contencióso, sa, a. Contentlous, quarrel-
Contendedór, sm, Contendent, antagonist,
opponent, [debato ; argue.
Contendér, en, To contend, strive, struggle,
Contendiénte, pa. Disputant, litigant.
Contendór, sm. Contender, antagonist, op-
ponent,
Contenedór, ra, a. Holder; a tenant.
Contencr, cu. To contain, comprise; re-
strain.—er. To keep one’s temper, re-
frain. rate.
Contenido, da, a. Moderate, pradent, tem-
Contenido, sm, Tenor, contents, context.
Conteniénte, pa. Containing, comprising.
Conténta, af Endorsoment; present; cer-
tificate.
Contentadizo, za, a. Bien 6 mal contenta-
diao, Easy or hard to please.
Contentamiénto, em. Contentment, joy,
satisfaction.
Contentár, ea. To content, satisfy, please,
fill.—or. To be contented. Ser de buen
6 mal contentar, To be casily pleased, or
difficult to be pleased.
Contentible, a. Contemptible.
Contentivo, va, a. Containing, comprising.
Conténto, ta, a. Glad, fall of joy; content-
od; temperate, prudent.
Conténto, = Contentment, satisfaction ;
er, a man of; Contino, em. Office in the roy
Contiguaménte, ad. Contiguously, closely.
Contigiidád, pe Contiguity.
Contiguo, gua, a. Contiguous, close.
Continéncia, 4f Continence; moderation.
Continental, a. Continental. (mien.
Continónte, sm, Continent; countenance,
Continénte, a. Continent, chaste, abstinent.
contnentemont ad, abstemiously, chaste-
y.
Contingéncia, af Contingence,
Contingénte, a. Contingent, fortuitons.
Contingénte, sm. Contingent, share, allot-
mont. tly.
Contingentemónte, ad. Casually, contin-
house of
ile. [sta y.
Continuación, af Continuation; connection;
Continuadamúnte, ad. Continually.
Continuadór, em. Continuer, continuator.
Continuamúnte, ad. Continually.
Continuár, ea. and 2. To continue, hold;
endure; protract.
Continui af. Continuity, cohesion.
Continuo, nua, A. Continuous; lasting: as-
siduous, A la continua, Contin
Continuo, em. A whole; one of the hundred
yeomen. [air.
‘ontonearse, or. To walk with an affected
Contonéo, em. An affected gait or manner
of walking. [body.
Contorcérse, er. To distort or twist ones
Contorción, 8f. Contortion, twist, wry mo-
tion. [side.
Contornádo, a. Turned towards the sinister
Contornár, Contorneár, ea. To trace the
outline of a figuro; form according to a
model.
Contornéo, sm, V. Rodeo.
Contórno, em. Environs or vicinity; con-
tour, outline, En contorno, Round about,
ra af, Contortion, twist, wry mo-
on.
Contra, prep. Against; by favor of Ex»
contra, Against or in opposition. Ni á
Jaren Le en estad Neither pro nor con.
—pl. Bass organ pipes.
Contraabertúra, af. (Burg) Counter-opening.
Contraalótas, y pl. (Naw) Counter-faishion
pieces.
CON
CON
Contraamantillas, af. pi. (Nau.) Preventer-
Contraamúra, sf. (Nau.) Preventer-tack.
Contraaproches, sm. pl. Counter-approach-
es. and white spots.
Contraarmiños, sm. pl. (Her.) Black field
Contraataques, sm. pi. Counter attacks.
Contrabájo, sm. Counter-bass ; bass, or bass-
viol. [tra posicion.
Contrabalánza, g/. V. Contrapeso and Con-
Contrabalanzeár, va. To counterbalance:
os sm. Smuggler, contraband-
Contrabándo, sm. A prohibited commodi-
ty; smuggling. Jr or venir de contra-
bando, To go or come by stealth.
Contrabésa, e (Arch) V. Pedestal,
Contrabateria, af. Counter-battery.
Contrabatir, va. To fire upon the rie A
i ts.
vatrabite '
Contrabitas, 4/. pl (Nau.) Standards of the
Contrabránque, sm. (Nau.) Stemson.
Cor trabráza, pe (Nau) Preventer-brace,
Contracámbio, sm. Re-exchange. (Met.) Y.
Equica
Contracanál, arr. Conduit; counter-channel.
Contracción, £/. Contraction ; abbreviation.
Contracebadira. af (Nau) Sprit-top-sail.
Contracédula, af A counter-decree.
Contracifra, af. Countercipber.
Contracodáste Interior, sm. (Nan.) The in-
ner stern-post. Contracoduste esterior,
The back of the stern-post.
Contracósta, af. Coast opposite to another.
Contractación, 3f. V. Contratacion.
Contractár, ca. V. Contratar.
Contráctil, a. Contractile; contractible.
Contractilidád, ¢f Contractility, contracti-
bility. deck-planks,
Contracuérdas, 4f pl. (Nau.) The outward
Contracúlto, em. (Little us.) A plain and
natural style of writing.
Contradánza inglesa, sf Country-lance.
Contradanza Spanish dance.
Contradanea francesa, Quadrille or
French cotillion. [country-dances.
Contradanzista, am. A
Contradecidór, ra, a. V. Contradictor, ra,
Contradecir, ea. To contradict, gainsay.
Contradicción, ef Contradiction; opposi-
tion.
Contradictór, ras. Contradictor, gainsayer.
Contradictória, sf (Log.) Contradicto: y.
Contradictoriaménte, ad. Contradictorily,
inconsistently.
Cantradictório, ria, a. Contradictory.
Cortradique, sm. Counter-dike, a second
dike.
Contradriza, af (Nau.) Second halliard.
Cuntradurménte, Contradurmiénte, em.
(Nau.) Clamp.
Contraemboscada, 8f. Counter-ambuse.de,
Contraemergénte, a. (ITer.) Countersallant.
Contraempuñadúra, @f. (Nau.) Preventer
ear-ring.
Contraér, ea. and n To contract, anito;
bring two parties together.—or. To con-
tract or shrink up.
Com af, (Fort) Countersearp.
Cuntraescóta, af (Nau.) Preventer-sheot.
Contraescotin, sm. (Nau.) Preventer top-
sail sheet.
Contraescritára, af Counter-deed.
Contraestáy del Mayór, or del Trinquéte,
(Nau.) Ereventet stay of the main-mast.
Contraestambór, sn. (Nau.) A kneo of the
stern-post. (another.
Contrafullir, ea. At cards, to dl y after
Contraflinzas, 4/ ee Indemnity-bond.
Contrafirma, af. (Law Prov.) Inhibition of
an anterior decree. [an injunction.
Contrafirmante, pa, The party who obtains
Contrafirmár, ra. (Law Prov.) To obtain a
countermanding decree.
Contrafóque, em. (Nau.) The fore-top stay-
sail; flying-jib.
Contrafóso, sm. Avant-fosse or outer ditch.
Contrafuéro, sm. Infringement of a charter.
Contrafucrte, em. Counter-fort, buttress;
strap of leather. rampart.
Con árdia, af. conter eu small
Contrahacér, va. To counterfeit ; forge; pi-
rate; mimic. C.
Contraház, sm. The wrong side of cloth,
Contrahécho, cha, a. Humpbacked; coun-
terfeited. another.
Contrahiléra, af A second line to defend
pas ele pr de las Ventanas, pl. (Nau.)
Dead-lights. [tion.
Contraindicación, af (Med.) Contra-indica-
Contraindicánte, sm. (Med.) Contra-indi-
cant. ov
Contraindicár, ea. (Med.) To contra-indi-
Contralór, sm, Comptroller, inspector.
Contraloreár, ea. (Little us.) To control,
check, restrain.
Contraloria, af Comptrollership.
Contrálto, em. Counter-tenor, middle sound.
Contralúz, ef Counter-light, [foreman,
Contramaéstre, am. Boatswain; ovorseer ;
Contramilla, Contramalladúra, af A double-
meshed fish-net.
Contramallár, ca. To mako nets with
double meshes.
Contramandar, ca. To countermand.
Contramandato, (Little us.) Countermand.
n very fond of|Contramangas, 8f. pl. Over-sleeves,
Contramárca, gf, Countermark ; a duty on
goods, Curtas de contramarca, Letters
of marque,
Contramarcár, va. To conntermark,
Contramárcha, 4f/ Counter-march, retroces-
sion; part of a weaver's loom.
Contramarchár, ea, To counter-march.
Contramárco, sm. Counter-frame of a glass
window. [spring-tide.
Contramaréa, ef (Nau.) Counter-tide, or
Contramesina, af. (Nau.) Mizen-mast.
Contramina, af. Countermino; a subterra-
neous communication. [work,
Contraminár, va, To countermine; counter-
Contramurálla, af. (Fort) Fausscbraye, a
low rampart.
Contramúro, am, Countermuro. (ral.
Contranaturál, e, Connternatural, unnata-
Contraórden, em, Countermand.
Contraordenár, va. V. Contramandar,
Contrapalanquin, em. (Nau.) Preventer
clew-garnet.
Contrapáres, af. pl. (Arch.) eri
a te
Contrapárte, 4/. Counterpart; Pape he
Contrapasamiénto, em. Passing to the op-
Contrapasár, en. To join the opposite party.
Contrapáso, em. A back step; counter tee
(Mus,) Counter-note. breast.
Contrapechár, ra. To strike breast against
enel (A’), ad. Against the e
Contrapesár, on. To counterpoiso ; uly-
alent to. vaaght.
Contrapéso, sm, eo valance:
Contrapéste, sm, Remedy against pestilence.
Contra eros Y. (Arch.) Counter-pilaster ;
mouldin
Contraponcr, ea. To compare, op
Contraposición, 4/. Contra-position; con-
o ae [what it Ae gned to bo
n ucentem ng contrary
Contraprucba, y. Counterproof, a second
impression. house.
Contrapucrta, ef The inner large door of a
Contrapuésto, ta, 4. Compared. [terpoint.
Coatrapuntánte, am. llo who sings in coun-
Contrapunteár, ea. (Mus.) To sing in coun-
terpoint; revile.—or. To wrangle, dispute.
Contrapúnto, em, (Mus. ) Counterpoint, har-
mony. [countermark,
Contrapunzón, em, Punch; counterpunch ;
Contraquilla, ef. (Nau.) False keel. V.Za-
pata de la quilla. barrel.
Contraracamónto, sm, (Nau.) Preventer-
Contraregistro, sm, Control, a check register.
Contrarepáro, st, (Fort.) Counter-guard, or
Contrarópilca, 8% Be] a
ntrareplica, oinder, reply.
Contrarestár, va. To counter-bluff; resist;
check.
Contrarústo, em. A player who is to strike
back the ball; check, opposition.
Contrarevolución, a ' Counter-revolution.
Contrarevoluciond o, ria, €, and a. Counter-
revolutionist.
coca eked (Obs.) Y. Oposicion. Con-
vontraries, Opposite qualities.
Pedalera ad, Contrarily.
Contrartar, ea. To contradict, oppose.
Contrariedád, y. Contrariety, opposition,
contradiction. (fal
Contrário, sm. Opponent; competitor; hurt-
Contrário, ria, @ Contrary, repugnant; ad-
verse. ane contrario, (Nau) Foul
weather. al contra To cross
tho breed. Al contrario or por el con-
trarto, On the prat En contrarto,
Against, in opposition to
Contraróa, Contraróda, af. (Nan.) Stemson.
Contrarónda, @f (Mil) Counter-round;
round made by officers.
Contrarotúra, af. (Farr.) Plaster or poultice,
rag Y. pl. The bass-pipes of a large or-
Contrasálva, ef. (Mil.) Counter-salute.
re lar, ca. To connterseal, seal with
others.
Contraséfia, ¢/ Countersign; watchword.
Contrastár, ea. To contrast; oppose; resist;
Oontraste, em. Assayer; strife; check; con-
trast; sudden change of the wind.
Contráta, y Contract; territory, district.
y. Trade; contract. Cusa de
rose ha Commercial house.
py ley pa. Contracting; contractor ;
a
Contratar, va. To trade; contract, stipulate.
Contratéla, af. Second inclosnre to shut np
gam (tune, calamity.
Contratiómpas sm. Disappointment, misfor-
Contratista, an. Contractor, lesace, patenica,
Contráto, em. Contract, pect. Contrato
nominado, Definite A
ater aye em. (Nau) Inner
water-ways.
Contrasts
iento dd SY Countertrench.
poo nidsryrige (Fort.) Contravalation.
Contravalár. A form a line of contra-
valation. | {of a law.
Contravención, q. Contravention, laa
E rcóna sm, Counterpoison ; tessa
tion
Contravenir, en. To contravene; violate:
Contraventana, €. W indow-shutter, outside-
shatter.
Contraventár, ra, 8.
Contravidriéra, y. A second
o: y. pl ise:
tray, erñ. Sort of fine c Ari
Contray inte pa, Contracting.
Contrayérba, af (Bot.) Contrayerva; pre
caution to prevent damage.
Contrayúgo, em. (Nau.) Taner transom.
Contribución, 4¢f Contribution; tax. Uatoa
con Income-tax.
Contribuidór, em. Contributor. [mota,
Contribuir, va. To contribute; concur; pro-
Contribuládo, da, a. Grieved, afflicted.
Contributário, em. Contributor, tax-payer.
rd be pa. Contributing ; contribu-
Contrición, ef. Contrition, penitence, com-
Contrincánte, em. Competitor, rival, oppo-
nent.
Contristár, oa. To afflict, sadden. _—[itent.
Contrito, ta, a. Contrite, compunctions, pen-
Controvéraia, 4f Controversy. elle
Controversista, en. Controverstalist,
Controvertible, a. Controvertible, pata
ble, litigious. (20
Controvertir, ea, To controvert, disputa,
Contubérnio, sm. Cohabitation; concubin-
age. [(Law) Contamacy.
:Contumácia, @f Obstinucy; perverseness,
Contumáz, a. Obstinate, perverse; conta-
macious, (stinately.
Contumazménte, ad. Contumaciously, ob-
Contumélia, ef Contamely, rep abuse,
Contumeliosaménto, ad. Contumellously,
reproachfully.
Contumelióso, sa, a. Contumelions, sarcastic
Contundénte, pa. Producing a contusion.
Contundir, va. To contuse; brnise.
Conturbación, 4f. Perturbation, uneasiness
of mind.
Conturbádo, da, a. Turbulent, Shiela
, Conturbador, em. Pertarber, disturber.
Conturbár, ea. To perturb, disturb.
Conturbativo, va, a, That which pertarba
Contusión, q/. Contusion,
Contúso, sa, a. Bruised.
CON
COP
Contatór, em. Assistant tutor, fellow-tutor.
Conúco or Cunúco, em. (Am.) A very small
farm or plantation.
Convalecéncia, af. Convalescence, recovery.
Casa de convalecencia, A hospital
Convalecer. en. To recover from sickness.
Coavaleciente, pa. Convalescent.
Convalidación, $. Confirmation. [ous.
Convecino, na, a. Neighboring, contermin-
Convelérse, er. To shrink, be contracted.
Convencér, ca. To convince, demonstrate.
Convencible, a. Convincible, convictible.
Convencido, da, a. Convict. (tion.
Convencimiónto, em. Conviction, confuta-
Convención, ef Convention, contract,
ment. 7
Convencional, a. Conventional, convention-
Convencionalménte, ad. Conventionally.
Convenible, a. Docile; convenient; mod-
erate.
Convenido, da, a. Settled by consent, agreed.
Conveniéncia, sf Utility, profit; conform-
ity; agreement; service. lle hallado
conveniencia, I have got a place. Busco
concentencia, I am looking out fora place;
eonvenience. Conveniencias, Emolu-
ments, perquisites; income.
Conveniente, a. Useful, profitable; suitable;
convenient. ably.
Convenientemónte, ad. Conveniently, suit-
Convénio, em. Convention, agreement, con-
sent.
Convenir, en. To agree, coincide; corre-
on negate: <i cohabit; liti —v.
pers. To suit, be proper.—or. To com-
pound, close.
[monastery.
Conventázo, 4m, Gugm. ore convent or
Conventito, wn. dín, A 8 convent.
Con venticula, ef. Conventiculo, em. Conven-
ticle; a club.
Conventillo, em. Brothel; a small convent.
Convénto, em. Convent, nunnery; con-
course; community.
Conventuál, a. Conventual, monastic.
Convential, en. Conventual; Franciscan
friar. [gious persons.
Con ventualidad, q. Li together as reli-
is ad. Monastically, re-
y.
Convergéncia, 8/. Convergence.
Convergénte, a. Convergent, converging.
Convergér, on. To converge.
Convérsa, af. (Geom.) Converse,
Conversáble, a. Conversable. (Div.) Com-
municable.
Conversación, af. Conversation, easy talk,
chat, conference, colloquy; club. Casa | Co
concertacton,
Assembly-house.
de
Conversér, on. To converse, talk together; | Co
£
cohabi
Conversión, £f Conversion; apostrophe.
(MiL) Wheel, wheeling. Cuarto de con-
Quarter-wheeling. [verting.
Conversivo, va, G. DE the power of con-
Convérso, am. Convert; lay-brother.
Convertible, a. Convertible; transferable.
Convertido, da, a. Converted, changed,
transformed.
Convertir, oa. To convert, reform, appro-
priate.—or. To convert, undergo a change. | Copernicáno, a. Copernican.
Convexidád, 4/. Convexity.
Convéxo, xa, a. Convex, convexed,.
Conviccién, af Conviction, convincement,
Convicto, ta, pp. Convicted, guilty.
Convictór, em. Boarder, college-pensioner.
Convictório, em. Boarders’ apartments in a
college.
Convidádo, a. Invited.—e, A guest.
Convidador, ra, 4. Inviter.
Convidár, va. To invite; stand treat; allure.
—tr. To offer one's services freely.
Convincénte, a. Convincing, convincible.
Convincenteménte, ad. Convincingiy, con-
victively.
Convite, sm. Invitation; feast.
ary. | Conviviónte, a. Living er.
Convocación, Y. in.
Convocadér, em. Convener, convoker.
Convocár, va. To convene, call together.
pj le af. Letter of convocation, an
Convocatério, ria, a. That which convokes.
Curado, sm. (Bot.) Convolvulas; bind-
w
Convoy, em. Convoy, conduct; retinue, suite.
Convoyánte, pa. Convoying, escorting.
eae oa. To convey, escort, guard.
Convulsér, on. To feel a contraction of the
nerves.—vr. To be convulsed.
Convalsión, 4/. Convulsion.
Cunvulsivaménte, ad. Convulsively.
Convulsivo, va, a. Convuisive.
Convilso, sa, a, Convulsed.
Conyugál, a. Conjugal, connubial.
Conyugalménte, ad. Conjugally, matrimo-
nially. and wife,
Cónyuges, em. pi. A married couple, husband
Cooperación, 4f. Co-operation, conspiracy.
Cooperadór, ra, a. Co-operator. [coactive.
Cooperánte, pa. Co-operating, co-operative,
Cooperár, va. To co-operate, labor jointly,
concur.
Coo sm. V. Cooperador.
Cooperativaménte, ad. Coefficiently.
Cooperativo; va, a. Co-operative. (rival.
Coopositór, sm. A candidate; competitor,
Cooptación, y. Co-optation, adoption, as-
samption. tion.
Coordinación, sf. Co-ordination: classifica-
Coordinadaménte, ad. nately.
Coordinádo, da, a. Co-ordinate.
Coordinár, va. To arrange, adjust, class.
Cópa, ef. Cup, wine-glass, goblet; a bower;
crown of a hat; brazier.—p/. Hearta, at
cards,
Copáda, af V. Cugijada.
a. Tufted, co
. (Bot.) The balsam copaiba-tree.
pal, sm, Gum-copal.
Copáljocól, em. (Bol.) Tree in New Spain
Pe ere a shag} eas phe
: augm. A large go
Copázo, em. augm. Large fleece of wool;
Cope we ono:
a, Y. Cu
Copelación, g/. Cupellation, refining metals,
Copelár, va. To refine in the cupel.
Copéra, ef. Cupboard. [attendant,
Coperillo, sm. dim. A little eup-bearer or
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Copdibe,
COR
Copéro, em. Cup-bearer. vessel,
Copéta, af. dém. A small cup or drinking-
Copéte, em. Toupee, curl of hair, top-knot;
top of a shoo; top, summit. ombre de
copete, A man of respectability. Tener
copete, To assume ah alr of authority.
Copetúdo, da, a. Copped, rising to a top;
bigh. {serve for writing.
Copoy, sm. Indian tree, the leaves of whic
Copia, 4f Copiousness, plenty; copy; rate
of tithe,
Copiadér, sm. Copyist, copier, transeriber.
ro coptador, Letter-book.
Coplánte, sn. Copyist, copier, imitator.
Coplir, va. To copy, transcribe; imitate.
Copiar del natural, To copy from life,
Copita, ¡Y dim, A small cup or drinking
vesse
Copito, em, dim, A small fleece or flake.
Coptladór, sr. Compiler, collector.
Copilár, va, To compile; collect.
Copin, em, Spanish measure, the twelfth
part of a quintal. Ce:
Coplosaménte, ad. Coplously, abundantly,
Copióso, sa, a. Copions, abundant, fluent
Copísta, em. Copytst, transcriber; a copying
machine.
Cópla, af. A couplet; a sarcastic hint; a
lampoon; ballad. Coplas de os, Val-
gar ballads. Coplas de repente, Nonsense.
Copleár, en. To versify, make couplets.
tt em. Poetaster, petty poet; ballad-
seller.
Coplica, lla, ita, ef dém. A little couplet.
Coplista, am. V. Caplero.
Coplón, em. augm. Low, vile poetry.
sae sm. A small bundle of cotton, dre. ;
ake of snow; thick part of a able
Copón, sm,
Co
odor of myrrh. e
cup; chalice; a small
sa, a. Y.
Al
Cépra, af The pith of the cocoa-nut.
Cópto, am. Coptic, the language of the Copts.
coma 6 Joining two things; copulation;
copu
Copulativaménte, ad, Jointly. (gether.
Copulativo, va, . Copulative; uniting to-
Coquelúche, Y The croup. bata flirt.
Coquéta, af. Feruling; a smalí loaf; co-
Coquetería, 4/. Coquetry, flirtation.
Coquillo, em. A small shell; cocoa-nut; vine-
fretter. éllos blancos or listados,
White or striped jeana.
Coquina, £/. Shell-fish in general; cockle,
rs sm. Fishmonger, dealer in shell-
Coquito, em. A small cocoa-nut; grimace.
Coracéro, 8m. Cuirassier.
Corácha, £/. A leather bag for cocoa, tobacco,
Corachin, em. dim. A little leather bag.
Coracilla, af. dim. A small coat of
Coracina, y. A small breast-plate, anciently
worn,
Coráda, Coradéla, 4/. Entrails, chitterlings.
am. Courage, fortitude; anger, pas-
Corajtd da, a A i nats, Pr
a, a. Án o: coura-
Corál, sm. Coral. tf D Strings of corals,
Coral, a. Choral, belonging to the choir.
a ee A worker or dealer in corals. ;
COR
Coralillo, sm. The coral-colored snake.
Coralina, ef. Sea-corallino, white worm-sesd;
a coral fishing-hoat.
Coralino, na, ae us.) Corailine.
Corámbre, ¢f All hides and skins of animals.
Corambréro, sm. Dealer in hides and skins.
Coramvóbis, em. (ColL) A corpulent
Corascó É A coasting vessel in India.
Coraza, pr, Huirasa, an ancient breast-plate.
Coraaa or caballo coraza, Cul er.—
Saddle skins to cover the horseman’s
ega, Tentar á uno las corasas, To try
one's metal.
Coraznáda, ef Pine-tree pith; fricassee.
Corazón, em. He core; benevolence,
spirit; will; pith, Tener el corason en
las manos, To be sincere. De corazon,
ad, Heartily, sincerely; from memory.
Corazonáda, ef. Courage; fore ; livers
em. Gugm, A great heart.
Corazoncico, illo, ita, em. A little heart.
Corazoncillo, em. Perforated St. John's wort.
Corbacháda, ef Blow with a cowskin.
Corbácho, sm. Bull's pizzle, cowskin.
oe af. pl. The four largest feathers of a
aw
Corbáta, af. Cravat, a neck-cloth.—em, Ma-
gistrate not brought up to the law.
Corbatin, sm. Stock, a close neck-cloth.
Corbáto, em, Cooler, worm-tab of a still
reia am, A amall knee used in parts of
a ship.
Corbéta, af Corvette, vessel of war.
Corcél, am. A res horse, a charger.
Córcha, ef. V. Co and Corchera,
Córche, sim. A sort of sandal or shoe.
Corchéa, g/. (Mus.) Crotchet, half a mintm,
Corcheár, va. To grain leather with a cork.
ea af. Vessel of pitched cork to cool
vor.
Corchéta, 4f Eye of a hook or clasp.
Corchéte, "am Cae Corchciez, Hooks
and eyes; locket; catchpoll; brace;
bench- ook.
Córcho, am Cork; ice-vassel; bee-hive:
box mado of cork. Nadar sin corcho,
Not to need leading-strings. Cara da
corcho, Brazen face.—pl. Clogs; -
tomplons. ow.
Corchóro, em. (Bot.) Corchorus, Jews mal-
de bits e, dim, A small decr or little
wn.
Corcino, sm, A small deer.
Corcóva, af, Hump, a crooked back; con-
baie E curvature. crooked,
Coroovado, da, a, Humpbacked, gibbons,
Corcoveár, on. To curvet, cut ca
Corcovéta, am. A crook-backed person.
Corcovilla, ita, af dím, Little hump or
crooked back.
Corcóvo, em. Spring, or curvet; wrong step.
Córcalo, em, Heart-shell, an aquatio insect.
Corcusido, da, a. Clumsily mended or sew-
ed on.
Corcusir, ea. To darn holes in cloth, patch.
Córda, ef. A' la corda, (Nau.) Close-bau!-
ed, or lying to.
Cordage, em. Cordage, rope. ers,
Cordál, em. Double tooth. Cordales, Grind-
COR
Cordáto, ta, a. Wise, ae pepe discreet.
Cerdél, em. Cord; Cordel de
corredera, Log- jine. Meco de cordel,
Porter, one who carries burdens for hire.
Echar el cordel, To mark with a line or
cord. A’ cordel, In a straight line.
Cordelado, da, a. Twisted for ribbons or
garters.
Cordelazo, an. Stroke or lash with a rope.
Cordekjo, 7. A small rope; fun, jest, joke.
Cordeleria, sf. Cordage ; rope-walk ; rigging.
Cordeléro, em. Rope-maker, cord cord-maker.
Corlelíto, en. dim. A small rope, cord.
Cordellate, am. Grogram, a sort of stuff.
Cordéra, q/. Ewe lamb; meek, nk
ep
. Cordage; place where cordage
Corderica, illa, ita, y. Little ewe lamb.
o illo, ito, em. A young, ee
eece.
Corderillo, sm. Lamb-skin dressed with the
a Lace-maker; maker.
y do lo y TOpe-
Prudence practical wisdom.
meek, gentle. Cordero de socesto or
(Bot) Pol y.
Y. dim. er mall rope,
Cordiál, en. Cordial, a strengthening medi-
rdialménte, ad.
ts of sheep.
Cordilo, sm. An animal like a crocodile.
Cordobána, sf. brea] nudity. A'la
railled edge of coin.—p/. Shoulder knots;
large cord. Cordonazo de Sun
Cordoncillo, sm. A twisted cord; milled
maker's aie
ue Dance, accompanied with a
ares em, dim.
Cordéro, sm. Lamb; a dressed lamb-skin ;
leehal, House-lamb. Cordero mueso,
Small-eared lamb. Cordero de KEscítia,
Peli, Srl: ap
pe 6 small rope made of bass-weod.
Cae ca, a, V.
Cordial, a. Cordial, sincere ; invigorating.
6 cine, di
ordialidád, sf. Ol I aly
Co slacensly.
heartily.
vera x joy ibe ofa a.
Cordillen’ ef Chain or ridge of mountains;
elevated and straight tract of land.
Cordobán, sim. Cordovan morocco, or Span-
ish er.
ee, Stark nak
Cordón, sm. Cord or string: monk's girdle;
a military cordon; strand of a rope;
cords of a velvet loom.
Cordonázo, am. Stroke with a cord or rope;
co, Autumnal equinox. (line.
Cordoncico, illo, íto, sm. A small cord or
edge of coin.
Cordoneria, 4/. Laco-maker's work; a lace-
Condo
Cote, Y
Coreár, on. To sing or play in a chorus.
Música era Ch
of
Cerectilo, em. A roasted sucking-pig.
= Connected harmony of a ona:
Corezuélo, am, (Prov.) Sacking pig; a small
Céri, sm. Ls: a money-shell.
Coriámbico, ca, a. Latin verses written
with coriambics, [ve erse.
Coriámbo, sm. Coriambic, the foot of a
Coriándro, am. Coriander, coriander seed.
a sm. Corybantes, priests of Cy-
[ancient chorus.
Corifio, am. Co het the leader of the
Corillo, sm, dim.
I choir.
Corimbifero, a, Bot. ) Co mbiferous.
Corimbo, sm. Corin er 2
Coríntico, Coriatio, tid, a. Corinthian.
Corión, sm. Chorion, a membrane that en-
velops the fetus.
Corista, sm. Chorist or chorister.
cero mes A nickname; timid, pusillani-
Coria. LA A kind of shoe; coryza, a copl-
ous running from the nose.
Corladára, sf, Gold-varnish.
Corlár, Corleár, ea. To put on gold-varnish.
Córma, y. Fetters, shackles; trouble, un-
easiness,
Cormáno, na, 8, Cousin-german; uncle,
Cormanos, Children of a prior marriage.
tó af. Thrust with a horn, with a foil.
adillo, em. A coin of little value. .Em-
lear su cornadillo, To attain one’s end
y low means. value.
Cornádo, em. An old copper coin of small
Cornadára, ¢f Horns. [by the horns.
Cornál, em. A strap to tie oxen to the yoke
Cornamónta, sf, Horns of any animal.
Cornam tsa, g/. cs bag-pipe. aed
A bela
Cor Y. pt. (Nau.) Back-stays, V. Bran-
Cornatillo, em. A kind of olive. eye.
Cornea, 8/. Cornea, the second coat of the
Cornead r, TA, 8. An animal that fights with
its horns.
Corneár, on. ee butt or ll ge Sade the horns.
carmecien ut 0, ito, rnicle, a small
canes a, Y. (Orn.) Crow, fetlock, dow.
A em. Cornelian cherry-tree, dog-
Córneo, ea, a. Horny, corny, callous. (color.
Cornerina, 4f Onyx, a cornelian of a pearl
Cornéro, sm, Hollow of the temples. Cor-
nero de pan, (Prov.) Crust of bread.
Cornéta, af. Cornet; a French or other
horn; troop of horse. (Nau.) Broad pen-
dant; ancient instrument of war.
Cornéte, er. dim, A small musical horn.
Cornezuélo, sm. Bugle-born; an instrument
for bleeding horses,
Corniál, a, In the shape of a horn.’ (olive.
Cornicábra, af Turpentine-tree; a sort of
Corniculáta, a. Horned, as the now moon.
Cornifórme, a. In the shape of horns. [ous.
Cornigero, ra, a. (Poet.) Horned, corniger-
Co Y. (Arch.) Cornico.
Cornijál, em. e or corner of a rape
Oornt amónto, Cornijamiénto, Cornijón, sm.
¡aia Architrave, rere and cornice,
Cornijuólo, Cornillo, sm. (Bot.) Alpine
mespllus.
Cornál, af. V. Cornat. is
COR
Cornióla, y. V. Cornerina,
Corntsa, 8/. (Arch.) Cornice, or corniche.
Cornisaménto, Cornisamiénto, sm. Y. Cor-
nijon.
Cornisica, illa, ita, af dim. Small cornice.
Córno, sm. Cornelian cherry-tree, or cor-
net-trea, [glass.
Cornucópia, @f pedi q sconce; a pier-
Cocmudaas am, augm. A very great cuck-
old.
Cornudería, a/. Street with are brothels.
Sora os o, ito, am. dim. A little cuck-
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Cornfido, sm, Cuckold.
Cornfido, da, a. Horned.
Coro, em. Choir; chorus; memory. Decir
or tomar de coro, To say or get by heart.
(Poet.) Summer solstitial wind; cboir of} Corpusculista, em.
angols, A’ coros, Alternately.
Corócha, sf (Prov.) Vine-fretter, a destruo- | Co
tive insect.
Corografia, af. Chorography, the art of de-
scribing a alae regions,
Corográfico, ca, a. Chorographical.
Cor lo, am, Chorographer. (tion.
Corolério, em. Corollary, inference, deduc-
Corólla, q/. Small crown.
Coróna, 4/. Crown; coronet; the top of the
head; a clerical tonsure; monarchy ; ro-
sary of seven decades; top of the antlers.
A au.) Pendant; a rope; crown-work.
Arch.) Corona; halo, meteor. Corona
de fralle, (Bot.) Three-toothed globularla.
Oorona de rey, (Bot.) Common melilot
trefoil. Corona real, (Bot.) Annual sun-
flower. [work.
Coronación, 47. Coronation; the end of any
Coronádo, em. Clergyman who has received
the tonsure.
Coronadór, ra, 8. Crowner: finisher.
Coronál, 8, and a, Os frontis or frontal bone.
COR
| Corptño, em. Walst of a dress. V. Justo.
Corporación, 4/. Corporation, guild; com
munity.
Corporal, a. Corporal, belonging to the body.
Corporal, az. Corporal, altar linen.
vas Doral, af. Corporality ; any corporeal
ce.
Corporeidád, ef Corporeity, materiality.
Corpéreo, rea, a. Corporeal, us.
Corps, em. Corps, a body of so army.
Lot rdias de corps, The lif
de corps, Chami n
Corpádo, da, a. Corpulent, bulky.
Corpuléncia, af. Corpulencs, corpulency.
ento E a. my Sr bm fat.
rpus, em. us
Corpusculár, a. Lo uscular.
Corpúscal Corpascls, dla leeale.
TP O, om, e, atom, mo
ro, am, Harness-maker. Y. Guar-
nm .
Corral, em. Yard, inclosure; court; fish-
nd; play-housa de
ulos, ents of walls; square.
de ganado, Pound; cattle-pen. Hacer
corrales, To lolter about in school
Corraléro, am. Keeper of a Ke, lac
Corralillo, ito, am, dém. A yard.
Corraliza, ef Yard, court.
Corralón, em. A large yard.
Corréa, 4f Leather strap; leash; flexibility.
Besar la correa, To be obliged to humble
one's self. Zener correa, To bear wit
without irritation. [thongs
Correáge, sm. Heap of leather straps or
Correál, sm. deer-skin. Coser cor-
real, To sew with leather thon ia
Correár, va. To draw out wool and fit it for
pelin) em. Blow with a leather
Corrección, $/ Correction, repreb ;
amendment,
Coronamiénto, én, Ear on the top of| Correccionál, a. Correctional, corrective.
a building. (Nau.)
Coronár, va. To crown ; complete, perfect;
fill to the brim; pabeh Reretraes le :
Coronária, a. Coronary; crown-wheel.
are pl ria, a. Coronary; oxtremely re-
Corondél, am. (Print.) et; water-mark.
Coronél, em. Colonel. (Her.) Crown.
Coronéla, @/ Colonel's wife,
Coronéla, a. The company,
posed to belong to the colone
Coronelía, 8f Colonelship. Y.
Céroner, em, (Little us.) Coroner.
Coronica, pnt AA dim, A little crown.
Corónica, 4/. V. Crónica,
Coronilla, y” Crown, top of the head, cox-
comb; a Lae of plants; coronilla,
Coronilla de fratte (pot) ‘the French
CoronÍsta, em. Chronicler, V. Cronteta,
Coróza, af Coronet of strong paper worn as
a mark of infamy. rica and America.
Corózo, am. (Bot.) The oll-palm tree in Af-
Corpanchón, Corpázo, em. A very big body
OY carcass, E
Corpecica, llo, ito, o em, A iittle
Comprendo, em, An under waistcoat without
e
&o., sup-
Correctaménte, ad. Correctly,
Correctivo, va, a. Corrective.
Correctivo, em, Corrective; corrector.
Corrécto, ta, a. Exact, correct, conformable.
Correctór, em. Corrector; superior; usher.
Corredentór, ra, a. Joint ransomer, deliverer.
Corredóra, q. Race-ground ; a amall wicket;
street, (Nan.) Log or log-line. Echar la
To heave the log, Carretal
de la corredera, Log-reel; in Col
houses, roller; wood-louse. [about
Corredéro, ra, a. Runn much, moving
Corredilla, q/. dim. A small course.
a dns 0 be untied, ranniog,
ng.
Corredór, ra, s. Runner: corridor, a gallery;
yes Vidas EMail broker. Uoerador de
change-broker, Corredor de
Zr a actos mee” wlohe
o. change-broker; ;
pimp. Gorrador de popa, (Nau.) Stern
ery ofa
Corredorcill pr dim. A small corridor.
Corredira, ¢f Liquor which flows over the
measure; incursions into an enemys
county. nalty.
Correduría, 4 Brokerage; incursion ; floe,
Correeria, 4/. Trade of a strap-maker.
COR
Correéro, an. Strap-maker.
Corregtl, a. Relating to English sole-leather.
Corregibilidád, af. Corrigible.
Corregible, a. Corrigible, docile.
Corregidór, sm. Corrector; corregidor; 8
E “7 Wife of a corregtd
ra, Y/: ofa or.
Corregimiénto, sm. The place, office, and
district of a sis da
rregir, ea, Lo a
(Obs.) To adorn.—er. To mend.
Corregiiéla, ¢f A small Strap;
stick and poz aras
Correlación, af. lation, anslony.
Correlativaménte, ad. Correlatively.
Correlativo, va, Correláto, ta, a. Correlativo,
Corréncia, af. (ColL) Looseness, diarrhoa.
Correndills, y. (Coll) aire Y. 5
Correntía, q An artificial irrigation of stub-
Correntiar, va. (Prov.) To irrigate stubble-
ground.
Correnúo, tia, a. Current, running.
Correntón, na, a. Gay, fond of company
pleasant ; | dra snuffer; a clover fellow.
Corréo, sm. Post, a letter-carrier; post-boy.
Correo de gabi king's m er;
post-office; mail or of letters. Correo
marítimo, Packet-boat. Correo mayor,
Correón, em. augm. A large p.
sa, a. Ductile, flexible, easily bent.
Corrér, oa. and 2. To run, go; flow; blow;
penser hasten; snatch away. (Coll.)
persecute; extend; arrive; receive;
flourish. Correr los mares, To follow the
sea. Correr la cortina, To draw the cur-
tain; discover. Corre la vos, It is report-
ed, it is said. Correr monte, To hunt.
Correr caquetas, To ran the gauntlet.
A' mae correr, 6 todo
strap.
. A hostile incursion; leather
Correspondéncia, sf. Correspondence ; inter-
course; friendship; proportion, symmetry;
n
Correspondér, ea. and ”. To correspond, fit,
suít; agree.—or. To correspond; respect
Ss ee ta, forma des serene
ndien a. rrespondent, con-
Correspondiénte, am. Y. Corresponeal
Corresponsál, sm. Correspondent, trustee,
agent. [congruity.
Corresponsión, e. Conformity, proportion,
Corre arn, lla A dl ad cd ;
C r, va. To walk the streets, rove, flirt,
mai pi Y. A gadding woman, loiterer,
er.
Corretéro, em. Gadder. [directs the chofr.
Corretóra, 4f In some convents, the nun who
ately édile, em, (Coll) Tale-bearer, mis-
Corricorrióndo, ad. In hasto, t full speed.
corriéndo, ad. a
Corrida, 4/. Course, race, career. Corrida
de toros, Bull-fight. De corrida, At fall
speed, in haste.
Corridaménte, ad. Currently, easily, plainly.
Cerridits, af. dim. A small course.
COR
Corrido, am, Romance, a merry song, with
= euler: Corridos, Arrears of rent. V.
08.
Corrido, da, a. Expert, experienced; asham-
Corriénte, am. Course of rivers, the stream ;
di Corrientes, Currents, sea-cur-
ren
Corriénte, pa. Runner, rannin
Corriénte, a. Current; ieee received ;
fluent ; running. Corriente ¿ Done! Gén-
eros de consumo corriente, Staple com-
moditles,
Corrienteménte, ad. Currently.
Corrilléro, em. B: ocio, boasting fellow.
Corrillo, sm. A e of persons standing to
talk, [(Obs.) Concourse,
Corrimiénto, em, Shame; an acrid humor.
Córro, sm, Circle formed by people who meet
to talk. Hecupir en corro, To drop in
the course of conversation. Hacer corro,
To clear the way, make room,
Corroboración, 8/. Corroboration.
Corroborádo, da, a. Corroborated, strength-
ened, confirmed. [roborant.
Corroburánte, e. and pa, Corroborative, cor-
Cerrone, va. To corroborate, fortify, con-
Corroborativo, va, a. V. Corroborante.
Corroér, va. To corrode.
Corrompedór, em. Corrupter.
Corrompedóra, y. Corruptresa,
Corrompér, va. To corrupt, mar, mortify ;
seduce; bribe.—on, To stink.—er. To rot,
opera she C la
Corrompible, a. Y. Corruptib
Corrompidaménte, ad. Corruptly, victonsly,
Carrom peas da, a. Corrupt, spoiled, un-
soun [tion; bribery.
propina em. Corruption, deprava-
Corrosíble, a. Corrosible.
Corrosión, af Corrosion, exulceration.
Corrosivaménte, ad. Corrosively. — (nioua,
vo, va, A. Corrosive, acrid, acrimo-
Corroyénte, pa. Corroding, corrodent.
Corrugación, af Corrugatlon, wrinkling.
Donate oa, V. Arrugar. [galley.
Corrálla, q/. Room under deck in a row-
Corrupción, 4/. Corruption, putrefaction ;
bribery; pollution; looseness; deprava-
on.
ti
Corruptaménte, ad. Corruptly, viciously.
Corruptéla, 4% Corruption, depravation;
abuse.
Corruptibilidad, e. a
Corruptible, a. Corrnptible.
Corruptivo, va, a. Corruptive, [Med.
Corráúpto, ta, pp. Corrupted, corrupt; de-
Corruptér, en. Corrupter, misleader, one
who taints or vitlates.
Corráúsco, sm, (ColL) Offal, broken bread.
Corsário, 8m. Corsair, privateer. [marque.
Corsário, ria, a. Cruising with a letter of
Corsé, sm, Corset, stays; jrmps.
Corseár, oa. To cruise agatast the enemy.
Córsia, q/. Passage betwe.: the sails in a
da ngs Al
Cérso, am. ise, privatevring; career.
sa, a. V. Corso.
Gas af. Felling of wood A’ la corta 5 4
la larga, Sooner or late. ice
Cortabólsas, em. Pickpocket, filcher.
Cortadúra, af Chisel for cutting hot iron;
knife used by bec-keepers,
Cortadillo, am. A small drinking-glass, a
tumbler. Echar cortadillos, To speak in
an affected manner; drink frequently.
Cortadillo, a. Applied to a kind of Spanish
money. dancing.
Cortádo, em. Caper; a leap or jump in
Cortádo, da, a. Adapted, proportioned, ac-
commodatod, fit, exact. uedarss cortado
or cortarse, ‘To be out of countenance.
Cortadór, ra, 8. and a. Cutter.
Cortadór, em, Butcher. V. Carnicero. The
kings carver. Cortadores, Cutters, the
incisor teeth. [toom.
Cortadóras, g/. pi. Cutting-boards in a velvet
Cortadúra, 4f Cut; Incision; fissure; para-
pet. (Fort.) Work raised in narrow passes.
—pl. Cuttings, parings.
Cortafrio, am, A cold-chisel.
Cortafuégo, em. Coping wall above the roof.
Cortaménte, ad. 8paringly, frugally, sane:
Cortán, am. (Prov.) Measure, about a ;
for grain or oil. (ting; sharp.
Cortánte, am. and a. Cutter, butcher; cut-
Cortapicos y calláres, Hold your peaking.
Cortapiós, en. Thrust at the legs in fencing.
Cortpisa, af. Ornaments sewed round the
borders of cloths; olegance and grace in
speaking: condition with which a thing
given.
Cortaplúmas, em. Pen-knife.
Cortár, va. To cut, cut off, cut out, curtail ;
separate, hew, chop; interrupt; smother
bees; suspend: arbitrate or decide. Cortar
la lengua, To speak a language with pro-
priety and elegance. Cortar las libran-
£as, Fo stop tho payment for goods re-
ceived. Cortar de restir, To cut and | Corts
mako clothes; speak ovil of any one.
Cortar una ¡duma, To make or mend a
pen. Atre que corta, A plercing wind.—
er. To be daunted, ashamed, or confound-
ed, stop short. Corturse las uñas con
alguno, To pick a quarrel with any one.
Córte, am, Cutting-edge. Ingenio de corte,
A cutting engine; exsection, the act of
cutting; cut; felling of trees; mediation
or reconciliation of persons at varianco;
steps taken in an affair; acut in any thing;
pattern or quantity necessary for a gar-
ment, as Un corte de chaleco, A vest pat-
tern. Un corte de vestido, Dress pattern.
Córte, af Tho court, royal palace, Madrid;
retinue of a monarch; levee; court of
chancery: retinue, suite; yard; court-
ship, civility. Zucer la corte, To court,
endcavor to presto; attend the lovees,
Cortecica, illa, ita, af A small crust, peel, or
bark. [stupidity; difídence.
Cortedád, 87 Smallness, ce ; dulness,
Cortéga, af Hazel-grouse, hazel-hen.
Cortejadór, sm. Wooer.
Cortejánte, pa. Courting; he who makes
love, gallant.
Cortejár, ca. To make love; court; accom-
pany. Cbrtejur una dama, To pay one's
addresses to a lady.
Cortájo, ie Court, courtship: gift; gallant,
COs
— e
beau, lover, swectheart; lady courted for
love; paramour.
Córtes, af. 7, Cartes, the assembly of the
states of the realm in Spain,
Cortés, a, Courteous, civil, gracious, polite
Cortesanaménte, ad. Courteously, politely.
Cortesanizo, za, a. augm. Awkwardly or
fulsomely civil. [nera
Cortesanía,/. Courtesy, civility, good man-
Cortesáno, na, a. Court-like; courteous;
courtly.—sm, Courtier. Cortesara or
dama cortesana, Courtesan.
Cortesia, af. Courtesy, civility; good man-
ners; compliment; gift; days of grace;
favor. De cortesia, By courtesy, right.
Cortesménte, ad. Courteously, politely.
Cortéza, af Bark; peel, skin, rind; crust;
widgeon. Cortesa de palo santo, Guaia-
cum bark; outward appearance, rusticity.
Cortezón, em, augm. Thick bark, rind, crust,
or peel. crust, or pecl,
Cortezoncito, em. dim, Thin bark, rind,
Cortezúdo, da, a. Corticose, barky; rustic,
unpolished.
Cortezuéla, 4/. dim, V. Cortesoncito.
pda a a, Cortical [a wall
Ortijo, 817. Farm-ho grange. aw
cone af. Curtain; vail, covering, part of
Corinth sm. Set of curtains.
Cortinil, em. Ground sown every year.
Cortinón, em. augm. A 1 n.
Corto, ta, a. Short, scanty, narrow; small;
dull, stupid; timid, ditfident; imperfect.
Corto de vista, Short-sighted. rto de
oido, Hard of hearing. Corto de manos,
Slow at work. Corto de genio, Of a diffi-
dent character. A' la corta 64 la larga,
Sooner or later. Corto sastre, Ignorant
of the subject. [field-mouse.
n, 8m. Worm which destroys plants;
Corálla, ef Placo for the cablo stoppera.
Corusánte, Crisco, ca, a. Coruscant, glitter-
ing by flashes, brilliant.
Córva. af Ham; curb, a disease.
Corvadúra, 8/. Curvature, crookedness; gib-
bousness.
Corval, a, Oblong.
Corváto, am, A young crow or rook.
Corvaza, af. Curb, a disease in horses’ knees.
Corvecito, am. dim. A young little crow or
rook. spur of a cock; cormorant.
Corvejón, sm, Hough, joint of the hind leg;
Corvéta, af Curvet, leap or bound; corvette,
sloop of war.
Corveteár, en. To bound, leap.
Corvillo, am. Bill-hook. Corcillo de
Pruning-knife. Corvillo de sapatero, A
shocomaker's paring-knife, Miércoles cor-
cio, Ash-W ednesday.
Corvína, 4f A kind of conger or sea eel.
Corvino, na, a. Rook-like, [mean.
Cérvo, va, a. Bont, crooked, arched; stingy,
Corvo, sm. Craw-fish; pot-hook.
Córzo, za, 8. Roe-decr, fallow-deer.
Corzuélo, em. Wheat left in the husks by
the threshers,
Cósa, 4/ Thing, substance. Cosa de entidad,
An important thing. Cosa de
Laughing-stock. Cora de cer, A thing
worth seeing. Fuerte cosa, A bard task
COS
COS
or thing. No es cosa, It does not matter.
No huy tal cosa or no es asi, No such
thing. No rale cosa, It is not worth
much; suit, cause; matter of fact.
Cósa de, ad. About, little more or less. Qué
cosa f What's the matter? Qué es cosa
y cosa? What means all this?
Cosirio, am. Privateer, corsair, cruiser; car-
rier; huntsman.
Cosurio, ria, a. Relating to privateers or
corsairs; beaten, frequented.
Coscarána, 4/. (Prov.) Cracknel, a crisp.
Coscarse, er. (Coll) Y. Concomerse.
Coscója, af. Kermes or scarlet its dry
leaves; ring or knob on a bridle-bit.
Coseojal, Coscojár, em. Plantation of kermes
oaks, cojos, Chain of a bridle.
Coscújo, am. Scarlet or kermes grain. Cos-
Cuscorrón, sm. Contusion, blow, bruise.
Coscorrúdo, a. (Little us.) Bruised, contused.
Coscúrro, am. Flat lo
Cúse, af. Kind of measure.
Cosecante, sm. (Geom.) Cosecant,
Cusócha, 4f Harvest crop. Cosecha de vino,
Vintage. De su cosecha, Of one's own
invention.
Cosechar, ca. To crop, reap, gather in.
Cosechéro, am. Owner of the crop or harvest,
Cusederos de los Tablones, sm. pl. (Nan.)
Plank seams.
Cosedór, em. (Little us.) Sesver.
Cosedóra, sf. Seamstress. [a fastening-cord.
Cosedára, sf. ee) Sean. (Nau.) Seizing,
Coscléte, arn. Corselet, ancient coat ofarmor;
pikeman armed with a corselet.
Coséno, sm. (Geom.) Cosine.
Cosér, ta. To sew; join and unite. (Nau.
To lash or seize. Coserse con la pare
To stick close to a wall. Coser @ puña-
dadas, To stab. [irrigated at once.
Coséra, af. (Prov.) Ground which can be
Cosetdda, 2f. Race, a violent course.
Cosita, 4f. dim. A small thing, a trifle.
Cosicósa, af. V. Quisicosa,
Cosido, sm. Foul linen stitched ther to
be wasbed; horse grown thin with labor.
Cosido dé cama, Quilt and blankets
stitched ther.
Cosid Gras, y/. pl. (Nau.) Lasbings, seizin
Cosmético, sr. Cosmetic. [world.
Cosmogonia, £/. Cosmogony, origin of the
Cosmografía, af. Cosmography, description
of the world.
Cosmográfico, ca, a. Cosmographical.
Cosm lo, am, Cosmographer,
Cosmología, 3/. Cosmology, structure of the
universe,
Cosmolégico, a. (Little us.) Cosmological.
Cosmopolita, em. Cosmopolite.
Cóso, em. Place for bull-fights; worm in
cosquillas, af pl Tickling; titiflation; dle-
osquillas, 4/ ckling; ation;
cord, opposition. acer tllas, To
tickle; excito desire, curiosity, or suspl-
cion. No consentir or no sufrir cos-
To be easily offended.
Cote a Coe sa, a Ticklish; peevish. E
Cósta, y/. t; chargo, ex Lores
of a law-suit; labor. ‘A’ costa e, At the
expense of A’ toda costa, At all hazards; | Costúme, af Y. Costunwre.
coast; shore; wedge. Dar á la costa or
en la costa, To get on shore. Arrimado
á la costa, Close in shore. Costa de 8o-
tavento, Lec-shore. Costa á costa, Along
the coast.
Costádo, sm. Side. V. Lado. Flank; broad-
side. Navio costado derecho, A wall-
sided ship. Navio de costado falso, A
lop-sided ship. Dar el costado el navío,
To heave down a ship. Costudos, Lin
eage, succession. A'rbol de costados,
Genealogical tree.
Costál, am. Sack, large
soy costal or no tengo
cannot tell all at once.
Costalada, 4f. A fall flat on the ground.
Costalázo, am. Blow with a sack; a vo
large sack; a fall flat on tho ground;
fhilure,
Costaléro, sm. Porter.
Costalito, sm, dim, A small sack.
Costanéras, 4/. pl. Rafters in building.
Costanéro, ra, «. Belonging to a coast; do-
clivous, Bajel costanero, Coaster.
Costanilla, 4f dim, Gentle declivity, slope.
Costár, en. To cost; suffer detriment or
loss. Costa la torta un pan, The sprat
cost a herring.
Cósto, am. Cost, expense, price pald for a
thing. A’ coste y costaa, At first cost.
pestle, em, (Nau.) Coaster, coasting ves-
: rammer. No
1
sel. coast,
Costeár, ca. To pay the cost, bear all charges;
Costelación, 4f V. Constelacion. [boat,
Costéño, a. Barco costeño, A small coasting
ostéra, af. Sido of a bale of ; a fish-
erman's basket; outside quiro of paper.
Costéro, em. Slab, first cut from a saw-log.
Costéro, ra, a. Outward; outside.
Costezucla, af dim, Slight declivity or coast,
Costilla, af. KID; stave; furring timber; the
triangle part of organ-bellows; property,
wealth. ZHacer costilla, To bear the brunt.
—p1. Shoulders, back.
Costillage, Costillár, sm, Tho ribs; timbers
or frame of a ship.
Costillita, af dim. A small rib. [ish.
Costillado, da, a. Broad-shouldered ; clown-
Costino, na, d. Belonging to the costus-root,
Cósto, am. Cost, price; charges, expense,
(Bot.) Costus; costus-root. A’ costo y
costas, At prime cost. [travagantly.
Costosaménte, ad. Costly, expensively; ex-
Costóso, sa, A, Costly, dear; hard to get;
sad, grievous. [biscuit,
Cóstra, af Crust; external coat; broken
Costráda, af Candied seed-cake. {pel.
Costreñir, Costriñir, va. To constrain, com-
Costribación, ef V. Estreñimiento.
Costrilla, ita, ¢f dim. A little crust.
Costringh, va. To constrain, compel.
Costriñente, pa. Constringing. [tection,
Costrivo, 8m. Prop, stay, support, staff, pro-
Costróso, sa, a. Crusty, covered with a crust,
Costruir, ea. To construct, raise, form.
Costumádo, da, a. Accustomed to any thing.
Costumbrár, va. To accustom, use, inure,
Costúmbre, a2. Custom, habit; periodical
indisposition of women.
1%
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Costúre, y. Seam; needle-work; splicing.
Costuréra, g/. Seamstress.
Costuréra, sm. Tailor; a lady's work-box.
Costurón, em. Seam, a coarse suture; a large
scar.
Cóta, 8f. Coat of mail; coat of arms; jacket;
annotation; quota; nickname for Mary,
Cotána, af Mortise, mortise-holo.
Cotangénte, y (Geom.) Cotangent.
Cotánza, 4f. Sort of linen. [attest.
Cotár, va, To limit, set bounds; lop; quote;
Cotarréra, af. on A gadding woman.
Cotárro, sm, Hut for the reception of beg-
gars.
Cotejamiénto, am. V. Cotejo,
Cotejár, oa. To compare, examine together.
Cotéjo, em. Comparison, collation, parallel.
Coténse, sm. (Mex.) Coarse brown linen
wrapper.
Coti, sm. Sort of linen; ticking for mat-
Cotidlanaménte, ad. Daily.
Cotidiáno, na, 4. Daily, each day.
Cotila, y” (Anat.) Cotyla or cotyle,
Cotiledon, sm. (Bot.) Cotyledon.
Cotilla, af Stays, corsets,
Cotilléro, sm. Stay-maker.
Cotin, em. A back-stroke; bed-ticking.
Cotiza, 4f (Her.) Band of a shield.
Cotizádo, da, a. ( Her.) Banded, having bands.
Cóto, sm. Pasture, inclosure; land-mark;
territory; combination; a hand-breadth;
fine; chub; price; swelling in the throat.
Cotéfre, em. Drinking-glass.
Cotén, am. Printed cotton. [o
Cotonáda, 8/. Cotton cloth, striped and flow-
Cotoncillo, am. Button of a maulstick.
Cotonía, 8% Dimity, fine fustian.
Cotonina, 4/. Sort of precious stone.
Cotórra, 4/. A parrot of the smallest kind;
magpie. [man.,
Cotorréra, af A hen parrot; a prattling wo-
Cotorreria, af Loquacity: speaking of wo-
men.
Cotrál, em. Sort of linen. a
Cotrál, em, An old worn-out ox set to
Cotúfa, af. Jerusalem artichoke; ed bite,
delicate food. cate food.
Cotuféro, ra, a. Producing tid-bits or deli-
Cotérno, en. Buskin, ancient boot. Calzar
el coturno, To use pompous language.
Couráu, sm. Small vessel in the river Ga-
ronne, [from India.
Coutelína, 4. Blue or white cotton cloth
Covócha, g/. A small cave or hollow; a grot.
Covachuéla, 4/. A small cave or grot; office
of secretary of state.—pl Certain toy-
shops. [vachuelas.
Covachueléro, sm. Shop-keeper in the Co-
Covachuelista, sm. Clerk in the secretary of
state's office.
Covanilla, 4/. V. Cocanillo, [wide mouth.
Covanillo, am. dim. Grape-basket with a
Covezuéla, af dim. A I cave.
A’ Cox Cox, or A’ Coxcojita, ad. Lamely,
haltingly, limpingly.
Cóy, em. Hammock, cot, a sailor's bed.
Cóya, y/. A very small venomous spider.
core ae (Nic.) The American oil-palm ;
vu
Coyóte, hm) A generic name to the
tresses. | Crasitúd, 2f Grease, fatness,
uctions of a county.—en, (Mex.) A
sind of wolf
Coy ainda, £/. Yoke-strap or cord ; dominion,
power; matrimonial union.
Coyundádo, da, a. Tied to the yoka
Coyundilla, 8/. dim. A small strap or cord,
Coyuntúra, af. Joint articulation; occasion.
Coz, Y. Kick; recoll of a ; flowing back.
Cos de mastelero, Heel of a mast. A’ co-
css, By dint of kicking.
Crabrón, sm. Hornet.
Cráneo, em, The skull; cranium,
Craneo Y. Craniology.
Crápula, 47. Incbriation, intoxication.
Crasaménte, ad. Grossly, rudely.
Crascitár, en. To cackle, crow, croak.
Crasicle, af. Grease, fat.
Crasiénto, ta, a. Greasy [ignorance.
Cráso, F i di y
sa, G, Fal, greasy, OL y ; gross,
Cratér, em. Y. Cratera. ‘
rrr af. Crater of a volcano.
Cratícula, ef A small wicket in nunneries.
Créa, Y reas, kind of linen. Creas á la
Morlaús, Buperfine creas.
Creáble, a. Creative, creatable.
Cera ab io ‘i
reádo, da, a. Created, begotten, made.
Creadór, em. V. Criador. 2 ish.
Creár, va. To create, make; institute; nour-
Creból, em. Holly-troe. V. Aosbo,
Crecedéro, ra, a. Able to grow. [augment
Crecér, on. and a, To grow, increase; hed
red. | Crécea, ef pl. Augmentation; sdditi
quantity.
Crecida, af Swell of rivers, freshet,
Crecidaménte, ad. Plentifally, copioasly,
abundantly. or grown.
Crecidito, ta, a. dim, Somewhat increased
Crecido, da, a, Grown, increased; grave;
Crecidos, em. pl. Widening stitches in knit-
Creciénte, pa, Grow ing, increasing, crescent.
Creciónte, 8f Swell, freshet of waters; leaven;
crescent, new moon, Creciente de ia
marea, Flood-tide,
Crecimiénto, em. Increase, growing, growth.
Crecimiento de la mare aaa well of
the sea. {dence table; credentials,
Credéncia, ef Side-board of an altar, cze-
Credenciál, 8/. Credential, accreditation,
Credibilidad, ef. srl
Crédito, sm, Credit; belief; reputation;
trust; nota, bill. Créditos activos, Assets.
Créditos pasivos, Liabilities.
Crédo, sm. Creed, articles of faith. Cada
credo, Every moment, Zn un credo, In
a trice.
Credulidád, ef Credulity. V. Creencia,
Crédulo, la, a. Credulous.
Creedéro, ra, a. Credible. Tener buenas
cr To be casy of belief.
Creedór, ra, a. Credulous, [persuasion.
Creéncia, ef, Credence, belief, credit; creed,
Creér, va. To believe, give faith; credit.
vor y creer, To believe only what we see.
tióla, q/. Sort of linen, osnaburga.
Creible, a. Credible, likely.
Creibleménte, ad. Credibly.
Créma, y/. Cream of milk: custard; dimresia.
CRI ORI
Crémor, sm. Cremor, a milky substance. MS long bair. Cometa crintto, A
Crémor tártaro, Cream of tartar. -bearded comet.
eee a te dry of the hair. bib, em. Creole, [catacombe.
(lar. CHote af. Crypt, a subterraneous vault;
es Crepascule, twilight, sectafar PL
Greta, Grepéner Fiy-diow; mite; maggot; egEP o
the queen-bee.
Crescemiénto, am. Crescéncia, 3/.
Crescentár, ca, Y. Acrecentar.
ment,
[engry.
e!
respér,
Grespino, ee. To tcc
am. -
omg a. Crisp, curled: obscure and
- ea. To curl the hair.—or. To grow | Crisanté
arría,
e Cpocióa: crepusca- | Cri poglenia, y. Cryptogamy, a class of
- Cryptograph ane E
e y ef Cryptology, ” enigmatical
lar.
neta e”. (Entom.) Chrysalis of Y et
Grisls, af, Cristo: heed; crlierion o
lene
“bom c. (Amer.) A carl; angry.
Crespón, em. Crape. [stone.
Crústa, q/. Comb, cock's-comb; crest; cramp- Crisoberilo, am. Chrysobe com a precious
iron. .Alsar la oresta, To be elated with pale salty la e rios bax
pride. al rd ) Goldylocks.
Crestádo, da, a. Crested. Cristo pa Crucible; melting-pot.
Crestón, em. Crest of a helmet. Crisoláda, q/. Crucible fall of metal.
Créta, af Chalk. Crisólito, em. C i peal a precious stone.
Cretóna, @f Sort of linen. pcia a, Y. Alchemy. [stono.
Greyenta pe, Be Y. Creonciía. pt Crisopralo, em Chry. a peda
patúra, 8 ura e o contráction o
Creznéja, ae tsarcak of Blanche bass-weed. the nerves,
Cria, Y ; suckling; a concise and | Crista, af. Crest, the ornament of a helmet.
cli < narrative. Cristal, em. stal; glass; ie mor
pom maid ; slotline. Pg in 7 hi ilen stuff,
menage, House- O pounder. crystals; shining woollen
O na, Q 5 e, transparent,
oe Nursery of young trees; breed-
eríado, To speak as a well-
bred person. [trainer of animals,
Criadór, am. The Creator; breeder and
Criadóra, q/. Creatress.—a. Fruitfal, fecund.
acing Y da ae ger lags ba
onan va. TG Gone: ea UN ed-
ucato; rear or fatten fowls, dee.; estab- | C
Mah; commence and pursue any expe-
dient. Criar carnes, To grow fat and
Criada, Y Orier molleja, To grow lazy.
{little child.
rim
Criaturica il í dim, A ve
Crna o) ueeedie beard of ania ad
Criba, sf. ES more, crib, riddle.
del crm 4 criminal tribunal.
Criminél, a. Criminal, guilty; censorious.
Criminalidád, el O guiltiness.
Criminalista, om. Writer on crimina! mat-
ters.
Criminalménte, ad. Criminally, gulltily.
Criminóso, sa, 8. Delinquent, criminal.
Criminóso, sa, a. Criminal
Crimno, em. Sort of coarse flour for fritters.
Cría, ef Mane, horsehair.
Crin da, Crinito, ta, a. Orinite, maned,
er. To e Cra
‘ Crisalogralin y Crys
Cristél, sim. C yater.
ión, q/. Crystallization.
Cristalizár, va. To ot ar ea congeal,—
grap.
Cristianaménte, ad, oy tor
Cristianár, oa. To baptize, € sten.
Cristiandád, ef. Christianity; Christendom.
ca, a. After the Obristian man-
Cristianillo, lla, a. dim, A little Christian.
Cristianisimo, am. Very Christian.
Cristianismo, sm. Christianity; Christen-
dom; christening.
Cristianizár, va. Te Christianize.
. Creature; a baby; a word of Cristiano, na, a. Christian.
Cristiano, na, 8 A Christian; brother,
friend. A’ de "Upon the
word of a Christian. Christ.
Cristifero, ies a. Bearing the law and love
Cristo, sm. Christ, Messiah, our blessed
Saviour.
Crístas, em. Crise-cross-row, alphabet;
cross at the eS of pe phabet.
No saber el Cristus, To be ery ignorant.
aster en el Cristus, To bo in rudi-
men
Critérto, on Criterion, a standard.
Crítica, 8f. Criticism; critiqu arto
Oriticáblo, a. (Little us.)
Crití én, em. Critic, censurer.
Criticár, va. To criticise; Jadge. [critio.
Criticéstro, sm, Animadverter, would-be
Crítico, em. Critic, criticiser; a censurer.
Crítico, ca, a. Critical. decisive; judicious.
Criticón, em. V. Orittcastro
Critiqueár, on. To criticise, censure.
Critiquizér, oa, To criticise, sy
CRU
Criznója, af. Trace or rope of twisted twigs.
Crochél, gn. Tower of a building.
Crocino, er. Unguent or oil of saffron.
Crocitár, on. Y. Crascitar.
Crocodilo, sx. Crocodile.
Cromático, ca, «2. Chromatic.
Crónica, 4f Chronicle.
nico, ca, 4. Chronic, chronical.
Cronicón, am. Chronicle, a succinct account.
Cronista, em, oq es [of ins
Cronografia, af, Chronography, the science
pe em. iS
Sa ¿dp . Chronogram,
Cronología, a/. Chronology.
Cronológicaménte, ad. Chronologically.
Cronológico, ca, a. Chronological, chrono-
logic. chronologer.
Cronologista, Cronólago, em. Chronologist,
Cronómetro, en. Chronometer.
Crotorár, va, To cry like a crane or stork.
Cróza, 4/. Crozter of a bishop.
Crucecilla, ita, af dim, A little cross.
Crucéra, 4/. Withers of a horse. Cruceras,
Axletroe fastenings.
Cruceria, ¢/ Gothic architecture,
Crucéro, 9m. Transept; cross-bearer; cross-
timber; crick of a mill; cross-bar; cruts-
ing station. [top-sails,
Crices, ¢f pl. Preventer leach-lines of the
Crucótas, af pl. Cross-trees of the top-masta,
Crucláta, ¢f (Bot.) Cross-wort, vallantia.
Cruciferário, sm, Cross-bearcr.
Crucifero, em. Cross-bearer; a friar of the
Holy Cross; cruciferous plant,
Crucifero, ra, a. Bearing £ cross.
Crucificádo, da, a. Crucified. 27 Cructf-
cado, Jesus Christ.
Crucificadór, am. (Little us.) Cracifier.
Crucificér, ea. To crucify; molest, vex.
Crucifixión, af Crucifixion.
Crucifixór, sm. Crucifler,
Crucifijo, sm. Crucifix.
Cruciforme, a, Cruciform. [cross.
Smee a. Bearing the sign of the
Crucillo, 8,7. Push-pin, a play.
Crudaménte, ad. Rudely, crudely.
Crudéza, 47 Crudity; rudeness; vain bonst-
ing; indigestions.
Crádo, sm, Packing or wrapping cloth.
Crádo, da, a Raw; green, unripe; rudo;
unfinished; hard of digestion. Lienzo
crudo, Urbleached linen. Tiempo crudo,
Bleak, raw woather. Punto erudo, A
critical moment. A' punto crudo, Un-
timely, red
Oruél, a. Cruel, hard-hearted; intolerable.
Un ¡rio cruel, An intenso cold. res
crueles, Sovere pains; oppressive; vio-
lent. [sion.
Crueldád, sf Cruelty, inhumanity; oppres-
Cruelménte, ad. Cruelly.
Cruentaménto, ad. Bloodily.
Cruénto, age Bloody, cruel, inhuman.
Crujia, af The midship gangway; a largo
open hall; passage from the choir to the
high altar. Crujia de piesas,
CUA
Crurál, a. Crural, belonging to the leg.
Crustáceo, cea, a. Crustaceous, shelly.
Crústico, ca, a. (Little us.) Beating. V.
Pulsútil.
Cruz, af Cross; toil, trouble; withera
Cruz tomada con los cables, A cross ín
the hawse. Bracear en cruz, To square
the yards, [sade; indulgences.
Cruzida, ef Crusade; tribunal of the cru-
Cruzádo, em. Cruzado, Spanish and Portu-
guese coin; crusader; knight of some
military order.
Cruzádo, da, a. Crucial, transverse, twilled.
Cruzámen de úna Véla, 977. Width of a sail.
Cruzár, ea. To cross; cruise. Crusar la
cara á alguno, To cut and hack one's
fuce.—or. To be knighted ; cross and trip.
Cruzaree los negocios, To be overwhelm-
ed with business, Cruzar interence
de alguno, To jar the interests of any
one,
Cuacaro, ra, & Quaker.
Cuadérna, af. The fourth pert. (Nau.)
Frame, Cuaderna maestra, Midship-
frame. Cuaderna del cuerpo popes,
Btern-frame, Cuadernas de hencht-
miento, Filling-timbera Ouadernas ú
escuadra, Squaro-timbers.
Cuadernál, sm. (Naa.) Block, a piece of
wood on which the running rigging is
reoved. Cuadernales de carenar. Ca-
reening gears.
Cuadernalóte, em. (Nau) Short double
Cuadernillo, em. Parcel of five sheets of
paper; clerical directory for the daily
service. [paper stitched together.
Cuadernillo, ito, sm. dim. Small of
érno, sm. Parcel of paper stitched to-
gether; a writing or copy book; small
memorandum book; pack of cards,
Cuádra, q. Hall, saloon; drawing-room;
stable; square; quarter of a ship. For
la cuadra, On the A rad
Cuadradaménte, ad. Exactly, completely.
Cuadrádo, da, a. Square, quadrate ; perfect.
Cuadrádo, da, am. Square, quadrate ; clock;
gusset; die, (Print.) Quadrat. De cua-
drado, In front, opposite, face to face.
Cuadragenário, ria, a. Forty years old.
Cuadragesimál, a, Quadragesimal; lenten.
Cuadragésimo, ma, a. Fortieth.
Cuadrál, em. Diagonal cross-timber.
Cuadrangulár, a, Quadrangular.
Cuadrángulo, sm. and a. Quadrangle, with
four right angles,
Cuadrantál, a, (Math.) Quadrantal.
Cuadránte, 9m. Quadrant; sun-dial: the
fourth part; the smallest coin. Hasta
el último cuadrante, To the last farthing.
Cuadrár, va. and 2. To square; quadrate;
adjust; accommodate, (Amer.) To love,
like, suit. {to fill up blanks.
Cuadratin, sm. (Print.) Piece of type-metal
Cuadratúra, ef. Quadrature; first and last
quarter of the moon; pentagrapb.
Suite of| Cuadréte, sm. dim. A small square.
successive rooms, Pasar crujía, To run | Cuadricenál, a. Done erly forty years.
the gantiet; suffer.
Crujido, em. Crack, crcak, clash, crackling.
Crujir ere To crackle, rustle,
Cuadrícula, af Pentagraph, and reduction
by the entagraph [graph.
Cuadriculúr, ea. To copy with the penta-
CUA
ears,
Cuadri am, Timo and space of. four
Cuadrifórme, a. Four-faced.
iga, sf. Carriage drawn by four horses.
Cuadril, evn. Haunch-bone in beasts.
Cuadrilatéro, ra, a. Quadrilateral.
Caadriliteral, a. Quadriliteral, consisting of
four letters,
Cuadrilla, 4f/ Meeting of four or more per-
sons; g, crew; band of armed men.
Cuadrilléro, am. Member of the court of La
Santa Hermandad ; the commander of
ears.
bo,
oorish
Cuadrilóngo, am. Oblong square, troops 80
formed. ong square,
Cuadriléngo, ga, a. Having the shape of a
Cuadri tre, em. 8 of four months,
Cuadrinómio, an. (Algeb.) Quadrinomial.
Cuádriple, a. Quadruple, fourfold, quadri-
partite.
CuadripHcádo, da, a. Quadrupled.
Cuadrisilabo, a, Quadrisyllable.
Cuadrivio, sm. Quadrivium, place where
four roads meet; thing feasible in four
different ways.
Cuadriyúgo, sm. Cart with four horses,
Cuádro, dra, a. V. rado,
Cuádro, em. Square; picture; picture-
frame. (Print.) Platen.
Cuadrupedál, a, rupedal, four-footed.
Cuadrupedánte, a. Abad Quadrupedant.
Cuadrúpede, Cuadrapedo, da, a. Quadruped.
Cuadruplicación, sf. Quadruplication.
Cuadruplicár, ea. To quadruplicate.
Cuadruplo, pla, a. Quadruple, fourfold. Al
pony as Quadruply.
Cuajáda, ef. Batter, card. or coagulated fat.
Cuajadillo, em. Sort of silk gauze with
flowers.
Cuajádo, em. A dish made of meat, herbs,
or fruita, with and sugar. [runnet.
Cuajalóche, sm. Yellow goose-grass, cheese
Cuajamiénto, sm. Coagalation.
jar, sm. Runnet bag, stomach of a calf.
Cnajár, va. To coagulate, concrete, curd;
ornament.—or. To succeed; please, like,
choose.—er. To coagulate, curdle,
Cuajaréjo, sm. Y. Cuajar,
Cuajarón, em. Grume, clot, gore.
Caajo, sm. A lacteal substance; runnet;
concretion. Tener buen cuajo, To be
too dull and patient, Arrancar de cua-
jo, To eradicate. Yerba del cuajo,
Cheese rennet.
Cuál, a. Which; same, like, such; one,
partl y.—interj. How then.
Cualidad, af Sualtty: Y. Calidad,
Cualificar, ea. V. Calificar,
Cualquiér, a. Any one. [soever.
Cualquiéra, a. Any one, some one, which-
Cuán, ad. How, as: used only before nouns.
Cuando, ad. When; in case that; if; though;
sometimes. De cuando en cuando, From
time to timo. Cuando mas or cuando
mucho, At most, at best. Cuando ménos,
At least. Cuando quiera, When you
pe, one cuando, Until when. De
ee acá? Since when? in what
me
Cuantia, af. Quantity; rank, distinction.
Homirs de gran cuantia, A man of high
ran
Cuantiar, va. To estimate or value.
A V. Cantidad,
Cuantiosamente, ad. Copiously.
Óso, sa, €. Numerous, copious, rich,
Cuantitativo, va, a, Quantitive, estimable.
Cuánto, ta, a. How much? Quantos?
How many? as many as, the more.
Cuanto Vd. quiera, As much as you
like; excessive, t in some way.—ad,
Respecting, whilst. Cuanto ántes, As
soon as possible. Cuanto mae, More-
over, the more as. Kn cuanto á, With
regard to; in the mean time. Por cuanto,
Inasmuch as.
go, sm. Peruvian bark tree.
Cuarénta, a. Forty. El año de cuarenta,
The days of yore.
Cuarenténa, 9/. Space of forty days, montha,
or years; Lent; suspension of assent;
quarantine. [old.
Cuarentón, oe and a. Person forty years
Cuarésma, af Lent; collection of Lent ser-
mons.
Cuaresmál, a. V. Cuadragesimal.
Cuárta, ef. Fourth, a quarter ; sequence of
four; quadrant. Ciuirta, (Mex.) Lash,
ill Cuartas, Body mules of a car-
Cc
age.
Cuartágo, em, Nag pst , hack.
Cuartaguillo, sm. dtm. Little nag.
Cuartil, sm. Kind of loaf quarter size;
fourth of a fanega. [daya.
Cuartána, af Quartan, an ague every four
Cuartanál, a. Intermittent. tan-ague.
Cuartanário, ria, a. Laboring under a quar-
Cuartár, va, To plough the ground the
fourth time.
Cuartázo, em. augm, A large room; a large
quarter; astroke with a whip. Cuarta-
gos, A coarse, corpulent person. A cuar-
tazos, By a severo hed aed
Cuarteár, ea, To quarter; bid a fourth
more; make a fourth person at a gamo,—
cr. To split into pieces,
Cuart¢él, em. Quarter; ward of a city; dwell-
ing, habitation; quarter granted by hos-
tile troops; hatch, the lid of a hatchway.
Cuartel de la solud, A safe place. Cuar-
pd maestre general, Quartermaster gen-
eral.
Cuartelár, ea. (Her.) To quarter. — (clean.
Cuarteléro, sm. Soldier who keeps the room
Cuartéra, 8/. A measure in Catalonia of fif-
teen pecks, [of the crop of grain.
Cuartéro, ra, 2. (Prov.) Collecting the fourth
Cuarteróla, 4f Quarter cask; quarter pipe.
Cuarterón, gm. Quartern; quarter of a
pound; upper part of windows which
may be opened and shut. Cuarterones,
Panels in a door.
Cuarterón, na, a. (Amer.) capas to the
child of a mulatto and a white. [tion.
Cuartéta, 4/. Quatrain, a metrical composl-
Cuartóte, Cuartécto, sm. A stanza of four
verses; quartctto. 150
CUB PARA. CAPA
Cuartilla, ef Fourth of an arroba; pastern arroba; pastarn |Cubizo, om, Btroke recelved from a pipe r am. Stroke received er a o or
of horses. Pia ) Fourth part of a rial = end. piper.
af. Cubeb or cubebs, ene! hone e
three con
Cuartillo, Pints the fourth of a peck. Cubé em. A coo
i Lal sant Cubertado, da, a. vered.
de ds Fourth part ofa rial — three centa.
Cubert Y Cover, covering.
de cuartillo, To share the pre or
Cubéta, small barrel or cask; cowl;
bucket; Sen Cubeta or bidon donde
se come, Mess-bucket.
Cubetilla, ita, y. dim. A small bucket.
Cubóto, em, A small barrel.
Tumba cuartillos, Ti poes:
cuartilla, da, a. A horse with long pas-
terns.
cone em. dim. A small room.
e em. Fourth part, quadrant, quarter.
eto bajo, Room on the ground floor; | Cabicaménte, ad. Cubically. [boarda,
ae coin worth four maravedés ; lin-|Cubichéte, sm. Water-boards or weather-
cago; crack ín horses' hoofs; quarter of Cabico, ca, a. Cubical, oubic.
mals or of criminals whose body 1s | Cubi DO
uartered. Cuarto á cuarto, Mean valet-de-chambre.
tres al cuarto, Of little moment.
Poner cuarto, To "farnish apartments.
Cuarto principal, Principal floor. No
tener un cuar ot to be worth a far-
thing. Cuartos, Cash, money.
Cuárto, ta, a. ona the ordinal of four.
Cuartodecimáno, na, a. and & Heretics who
fixed the passover on the 14th of March.
Cuartogónito, ta, a. The fourth born child.
Cuartón, sm. Quarter, a joist or girder six-
teen feet long; moasure of liquids.
Cuárzo, am. Quartz, Cuarso no, Ocal-
dental topaz.
Caleta Y a, Quartzose.
Cuási Y. Casi and Como. Cuasicon-
trato, Quasi-contract. Cuasidelito, Quasi-
crime.
Cubiórta, 4f Cover, covering; pi
pasas, deck. Cubierta 75 DipOL The
ower or pan deck. Segunda cubisria,
The middle deck. Tercera cubierta, The
upper deck. Cubierta entera, A flush
deck. Oubierta arqueada, A camber-
ing deck. Cubierta cortada, A cut or
open deck; cover of a letter.
Cublertaménte, ad. Privately, secretly.
Cubiórto, em. Cover, a plate, ork, spoon, and
knife; roof; covert, coverturo; allowance
of asoldier billeted : course of dishes; bed-
cover, A’ cubierto, Under shelter.
Cubil, sm, Lair or couch of wild beasta.
ratte on. aS take shelter. Y. re
ubilóte, sm. A copper pastry pan, the pastry
e on 1t; tumbler, mug, a drinking-
Cuasimódo, em. First Sunday after Easter. - dice-box.
Cuáte, em. (Mex.) V. Gemelo. Eso no tiene Cubl otáro, em. Paste-monld; a large mug.
ouate, That has no match. Cubilla, ¢f Spanish fly. V. Cubillo.
Cabillo, em. A AT bucket; Spanish fiy,
blister-bectle; a small box near the y
Cubillos, Buckets of a mill-wheel.
Cubitál, a, Cubital, the length of a cubit.
Cabito, em. A small bucket; ulna, the
bone of the fore-arm ; cubit,
Cabo, em, Cube; a wooden pail; mill-pond;
barrel of a watch or clock 5; spring; a
tower; nave or hub of a w
Cubrepán, sm. Pastry cook's fire-shovel.
Cubrfénte, Covering, hidi ing.
Cabrir, ca. To cover, lay, spr overs faca,
or cover over; screen, palliate ;
protect; roof; ‘copulate; leap, Outer la
mesa, To lay the table. Cubrir la cuenta,
To balance an account.—or. To take mea-
sures to Insure one's self against loss; put
in a state of defence; be covered, put on
one's hat, Cubrirsele á uno ef corazon,
To be very melancholy and sorrowful.
A ¡Cíúca, of A res of fruit. V. Chun A Pe-
ravian plant. V. Coca. Sort of caterpillar,
V. Cuco. Cuca y matacan, Sort of game
at carda. Mala, cuca, A wicked person,
Se e,
atern uaternity, qua rnary.
Cuaternlón, Pe Onien of four things, of
four sheets in printing.
Cuatrálbo, ba, a. Having four white feet.
Cuatrálbo, ¢m. Commander of four Lasa de
Cuatratúo, ta, a. V. Cuarteron for a child.
Cuatréro, em. Thief who steals horses or
other beasts. [a. Lasting four days.
Cuatridiál, Cuatridiáno, na, Cnatriduáno, na,
Cuatriénio, em, V. Cuadrtenio.
Cuatrillo, sm. Quadrille, a game called cas-
calera in pen
Cuatrín, sm. A small cofn; cash in general.
Cuatrinca, af Union of ‘four persons or
things; four cards of the same print.
rl ba, a. Y. risilado.
Cuátro, a. Four, twice two. V. Cuarto.
Cuátro, sm. Character or figure; one who
votes for four absent persons core
card with four marka’ Alas de cuatro
great number of persons, Cuctro, A few
of any thing. Con cuatro la grimas,
With a few tears.
Cuatrociéntos, tas, a, Four handred. Ouca de aqui, Begone
Cuatrodoblar, va. To quadrap le, sua) tines ef. Greased pole to climb for prizes;
Cuatropéa, 4/. Horse-tax. ( thing acquired with little trouble.
Cuatropeádo, sm. Step in Oba) Quadra
Cuatropeár, on. To run on all OLE
Cuatrotánto, sm. Fine of four times tho
pol | ga em. Parasite, a Jeramy Diddler.
Cucár, ea. To ae ridicule, cajole.
Cucarácha, ef. Cockroach; hazel-colored
MCEOENG martin, Nickname to
value of the fraud. snuff,
cb: af. Cask for wine or oi]; toper, drunk-| a brown wom
ard; tab; cowL V. Cubeta. Coop. __, Cucarachéra, 4/ af Lom) Luck, good fortune.
Cubáza, ef augm, A large pipe, a howbedd: Cucárda, @f Cockad
cuUC
Cueírro, an. Nickname of a boy dressed as
a friar, Cucarroe, i
(Nau.) Harpings. V./ Cu
Gaur an Tek cal ofan own ee
» an, on ; spoon; ancient
pas eco af. Spoon; ladle; Scoop; wheel-
ckets,
Cucharáda, Y” 8 ladleful. Meter su
o have a finger ín the pie.
Cacharál, sra, ns.
Bag for spoo
Cucharázo, em. Stroke or blow with a spoon.
Cacharéro, am. Spoon-maker, spoon-teller.
Cucharéta, ¢f. dim, A small spoon.
Cuchareteár, on. To stir with a spoon ; med-
dle with other pesploo affairs.
sun, er or retailer of wooden
Spoons ;
-rack.
Cueharica, ita, ef. dim, A small spoon.
Cue em. Kitchen-ladie, soup-ladle,
Cue) em, (Nat. . Tablones
de ls Bertie SA (voice.
Cacheér, en. To whisper, speak in a low
Cachichedr, en. To wh : i Epertridas.
Cachichéoa, sn. (Ge re
Cuchichéro, ra, 8. h perer.
Cachichiar, en, To like a partridge;
wh »
Cachilla, . A large kitchen-knife; a cho
fo; ancient fard; sword;
binder's knife. de cuchilla,
Nickname of the military.
Cuchiliéda, af. Cut with a knife; gash. Cu-
et? Se ee = vu cat or
wound.—pl. Wrangles, quarre
Cuchillár, a. Belonging or relating to a knife.
Cuchillázo, am. a Al knife.
ugm, A. large
Cachiilleja, of dim. A little knife. weed.
Cuachiligjo, em. A small knife. (Bot.) Cockle-
Cuchillería, af. Cutler's shop; street of cut-
lers’ shops.
Cuchilléro, sm. Cutler,
Cuebillo, om. Knife; gore; piece of ground
which cannot be tilled. Cuchillo de monte,
A hunter's cutlass. Pasar á cuchillo, To
t to the sword. Tener horca y cuchillo,
o be lord ofa manor; right of governing.
Ser cuchilio de alguno, To torment any
one continually.—pl. The six chief feath-
ers in a hawk wing.
Cuehillón, am. augm. A large or big knife.
Cuchitril, sm. A narrow hole or corner.
ere on. To whisper. (Met) To
carry tales.
Cuehufléta, 4f Joke, jest, fan.
Caciéso, sa, a. Diligent. V. Solicito,
Cucleár, va. To sing as the cuckoo.
Cuciillas (En), ad. In a cowering manner.
Sentares en cuclillas, To squat, sit cow-
ering. [Cuckold.
Caelillo, em. (Orn.) Cuckoo, gawk. (Met.)
Caco, em. Bort of cate: ; swarthy com-
plexion ; game at ; sea-shell ; tippler;
cackoo.—pil. Ni for Asturian stone-
cutters.
Cúco, ca, a. Small. cosa tam cuca!
What a pretty little thing!
Ca ef. CowL
Ponce A af. Cucurbita, a chemical vessel.
Cucurbitéceo, cea, a. (Bot.) Cacarbitaceous.
Cucarficho, em. A paper cone; a rouleau;
a cornucopia.
CUE
Cúdria, 4/. A flat woven grass-rope.
uébano, em. Grape-basket; pennier.
Cuélga, y. Cluster of fruit hung up for use.
Cuelga or ristra de cebollas, Bunch of
onions; a birth-day present. {collars.
Cuellidegollado, da, a. One who wears low
Cuellierguido, da, a. Stiff-necked; elated
with pride.
Cuéllo, em. The neck; collar, collar-band;
small end Ss a bh rg neck-cloth.
Levantar el cuello, To be prosperous.
Cuéimo, em. Candle-wood; a piece of wood;
torch-wood.
Cuémbaa, 4/. Sort of silk stuff from India.
Cuénca, af A wooden bowl; socket of the
eye.
Cuénco, em. An earthen bowl; hod.
Cuénda, 4/. End or tie of a skein. Madea
sín cuenda, An entangled affair, a com-
plicated business.
Cuenquecílla, 3/. dim. A small bowl.
Cuénta, ef. Computation; account, reckon-
ing; narrative; bead ; reason, satisfaction.
Caña de cuentas, (Bot.) Indian shot.
Cuenta corriente, Account current. <A’
buena cuenta, On account, in part pay-
ment. A’ cuenta, Upon another's word.
A’ esa cuenta, At that rate. Dar cuenta,
To answer, give account. Dar cuenta de
algo, (Iron.) To waste or destroy any
thing. Hacer cuentas alegres, To feed
one's self with vain hopes. ouen-
a To pray without devotion. Tridu-
mal de cuentas, Exchequer. Tener cu-
enta, To take care of any thing; answer,
turn out profitable. Tomar Su ou-
enta, To take upon one's sell .Kstemos
á cuentas, Let us attend to this. Zn re-
sumidas cuentas, In short; at last.
Cuentéro, ra, 8, and a, Tale-bearer, informer,
misrepresenter.
Cuénto, am. A million. Cuento de cuentos,
A million of millions: account difficult to
explain; butt-end of a spear; y ce.
Andar en cuentos, To fall to loggerheads ;
carry tales; prop, sapport; fictitious story.
Cuento de as, Old women's stories;
misreport, lie, story; account, number.
cuento, To tho purpose seasonably.
That is the difficulty.
Dejarso de cuentos, To come to the point,
Cuéra, Y. A leather jacket.
Cuérda, af Cord, halter; catgut string;
match for firing a gun; chain of a watch
or clock; cord; Cuerdas de
las cubiertas, (Nau.) Deck-streaks or
strakes. la cuerda, To temper
the rigor of the law. Apretar la cuerda,
To treat with severity. .Por debajo de
cue Underhand, Vac age €
Cuerdam Prudently, advisedly.
Cuerdecica, illa, ita, Cuerdezuéla, ¥ dim.
Funicle, a small cord. por facreet.
Cuerdecito, ita, a. dém. Somewhat prudent
Cuérdo, da, a. ent, discreet, judicious;
in his senses. or skin.
Cuerecico, tto, em. dim. A small thin hide
Cuerezuélo, em, A small thin skin; a suck-
ing pig. sportsman’s horn,
Cuérna, & A horn y : eri hom;
CUE
CUL
Cuornecico, illo, ito, an. dim. Cornicle, a
small horn. [knife.
Cuernezuélo, sm. A small horn; paring-
Cuérno, em. Horn; feeler, the antenna of
insects. (Low) An interjection. V. Cás-
pe Side. Cuerno de ctervo, Hart's-
orn. Obra 4 cuerno, (Fort.) Horn-work ;
cornet, a musical instrument. Levantar
or rá uno sobre los cuernos de la
luna, To exalt one to the stars. Verse
en los cuernos del toro, To be in the most
imminent danger. Poner los cuernos,
To cuckold
Cuéro, em, Pelt, the skin of an snimal;
leather; hide, skin; a lesthern bag to
carry wine or oil; toper. Cuero de suela,
Sole-leather. Cueros al pelo, Raw hides,
undressed hides. Estirar el cuero, To
make the most of any thing. En cueros,
Stark-naked. Entre cuero y carne, Be-
twoen skin and flesh. Cueros, Hangings
of gilded or painted leather. Cuero este-
Pda cure Co pant gs Zz
erpecico, illo, ito, erpezu sm,
small body or carcass, Es :
Cuérpo, em. y; trunk; corpse; matter;
corporation, guid; any solid figure; floor
or story in a building. Dos mil cuerpos
de libros, Two thousand volumes; the
whole of a book; size; strength; a col-
lective mass. Cuerpo de ejército, The
main RA of an many: e re-
aero corps of reserve. erpo
batalla de wna escuadra, The contre
division of a fleet. Cuerpo del cabre-
stante, Barrel of a capstan. Cuerpo
cue Hand to hand. A’ cuerpo des-
rto, Without cover or shelter; man-
irre be En cuerpo de camisa, Having
nothing on but the shirt. Con el rey en
el cuerpo, Despotically. Cuerpo de guar-
día, A guard-room. Tratar como cue.
de rey, ss feast like : king. Hacer
, To go to stool. Tomar cuerpo,
To a enlarge. En cuerpo y en
alma, Totally, wholly. Estar de
presente, To bo actually present; also, to
le in state after deuth. Misa de cuerpo
presente, A mass said while the corpse of
the deceased is present in the church.
Cantar cuando lo pide el cuerpo, To sing
when one has a mind to.
Cuérva, 4/. (Orn.) Crow.
Cuervecico, illo, ey Spe dim. A little rook.
Cuérvo, am. (Orn.) Raven, crow, rook. Cu-
ervo marino, Cormorant. Ventr el ou-
ervo, To rocelve repeated rellef or succor.
Cuésco, am. Kernel of pulpy fruit; ofl mill-
stone; wind from behind. [of fruit.
lo, em. dim, A small kernel or stone
y. Hill; mount; sloping ground;
coast,
Co
Cuésta,
uest, money collected by begging;
7 cuesta abajo, To go down hill Jr
cuesta arril o go up hill. Cuesta
arriba, Painfully; with great difficulty.
A! On one’s shoulders or back;
to one's charge or care. Al pié la cuesta,
At the nning.
Cuosteci ita, Cuestezuéla, 4f dim. A
small we ; a gradual slope, declivity.
de | Cuidadóso
Cucstéro, em. One who collects alms or
charity.
Cuestión, 4f Question, inquiry; dispute,
quarrel, riot; prublem. Question de tor-
mento, (Law) Torture. {cal
Cuestionáble, a. Questionable, problemati-
Cuestionár, va. To question, dispute.
Cuestionário, sm. Collection of questions.
Cuestór, sm. Questor; mendicant,
Cuestário, ria, a, Y. Cuestuoso.
Cucstuóso, sa, a. Lucrative, productive.
Cuestára, af Questorship, office of a questor.
Cuetzálo, am, (Orn.) A argo Indian bird.
Cuóva, 4f Cave, grot; cellar.
Cuévano, em. V. Cuébano.
Cuevéro, sm. Cave or grotto maker.
es. sm. uct od mortar. (Little un)
arrago; ge-podge. (lark.
. (Orn.) Common field-lark, sky-
ae la, q. Cowl. V. Coguila.
da, af. A young lady who takes care of a
ounger one.
Cuidadico, ae ito, em. dim. A little care,
tenderness; love affair.
Cuidado, em. Care, sólicitude, attention ;
caution, celda tri oe haan
curacy ; keeping, custody, charge;
cent mindfulness. Estar de eu-
idado, To be very ill.—interj. Cuidado !
Mind! stop! beware! [person.
Culdadér, em. Ono too carefal; thoughtfh}
Cuiadosaménte, ad. Carefully, attentively.
, sa, G, Careful, solicitous; vigi-
Jant, mindful. after.
Cuidár, oa. To heed, care; keep, mtn look
á | Cuita, q/. Care, grief, affliction ; earnest de-
siro. Contar eue cuttas, To tell one's
troubles.
Cuitadaménte, ad. Slothfally, afflictedly.
Cuiítadico, ica, filo, illa, {to, ita, a. Zem.
Timid; afflicted or troubled. esla
Cuitádo, da, a. Anxious, wretched ; pusil-
Cuitóso, sa, a. Urgent, pressing.
Cíya, af Bag-cover; tho thigh.
Cujárda, ef. (Bot.) Y. Coronilla de fraile.
Cúje, sm. Withe. Cujea, pl. Hoop-poles.
Culáda, ef. Stroke with the backside of any
thing; fall on one's sest.—pl. Shocks and
rollings of a a
Culantrillo, or Culantrillo de Pozo, am.
rafa Maiden's halr.
Culántro, sm. (Bot.) Coriander. V. Cori-
Culátd gf Br sch of a gna; bake-snd breach
ita, q/. Breech ofa gun, butt-end; breech-
culata, To
recoil,
pin; the back part. ber de
Culatázo, am. Recoll of a gun or musket
Culázo, em. augm. A large de.
Culcusido, sm. Botch-work.
Culebra, of Snake; trick, joke. V. Culebra-
eo. Still-worm; santas woman. Sabe
mae que las culebras, He is very crafty
and cunning. [oners to new-comers,
Culebrázo, em. Whipping given by Jal! pris-
Culebreár, en, To move like a snake;
crankle,
Culebrilla, af Tetter, ring-worm ; rocking-
staff of a loom; fissure in a gan-barrel.
Culcbrína, af (Afi) Culverin.
Culúbro, 813, A malo snake.
CUM
CUQ
Culebrón, em. A large snake; a donble-
E es,
Caléra, e/. Stain of urine in the swaddling-
Culéro, ea. Clout; disease in birds.
Caiéro, ra, a. Slothfal, lazy.
Culito, em. dim. A smali breech or backside.
Culmifero, ra, a. t.) Culmiferous.
Culnmninacion, ¢f Culmination.
ar, en. To culminate.
Calo, em. Breech, backside ; bottom, socket.
Culo de mona, Very ugly and ridiculous
Culo de pollo, Rough, ill-mended
in clothes. [Invalid soldier.
Culón, em. A large breech or backside; an
Calpa, y. Fault, offence, guilt.
Cul pabilidéd, ef (Little us.) Culpability.
Culpáble, a. Culpable; faulty.
Culpableménte, ad. Culpably.
Culpacion, sf Crimination, reprehension.
Cal te, ad. phar et
Calpédo, da, 4 and a. Guilty. [proach.
Culpar, ea. To blame, accuse, condemn, re-
Dir rs ad. Neatly, genteeliy; affect-
.0
Culteranísmo, am. Sect of purists in the use
of words and phrases.
Calteráno, na, s. Purist with affectation,
ween a. Relating to affected purity
Calter, am. Purist with affectation.
Cultipariár, va. To speak with affected ele-
[gance.
ctipartists, a. Speaking with affected ele-
Caltivable, a. (Little ma) Cultivable,
Cultivación, af Cultivation, culture,
Cultivadór, em. Cultivator; kind of plough.
Cultivár, ea. To cultivate, farm, husband ;
preserve, kee (culture of tho mind.
Caltivo, em. vation; improvement;
Calto, ta, a. Pure, elegant; affectedly elo-
gant ; powsbed, enlightened.—ad. Y. Cul-
Cúlto, sm. Respect to a person, as a testi-
mony of worth; worship, adoration, re-
ligious act of reverence. Oulto de dulia,
orsbip to pda and saints. Culto de
Aiperdulia, Worship of the Virgin Mary.
Culito de latria, Adoration to God alone.
Culto divino, Public worship. Culto es-
terno, External demonstrations of wor-
tc. Culto indebido, Megal
5 sagrado ó religioso,
Worship to God. Culto superfluo, Wor-
ship by means of vain thin Culto su-
perstícioso, Improper worshi
Caltro, em. (Prov) Plough for fhe first fal-
n
low-ploughing. [gance of style.
Cultára, af tare, improvement; ele-
Cultarár, va. (Prov.) To cultivate. V. Cul-
Roar.
Cambo, Y. V. Comba.
Cambé, sm. N dance and tune.
Cámbre, Cumbrera, ¢ Top, summit; helght
of favor; apex.
Campleáños, sn. Birth-day.
Cumblidaménte, ad. Completely.
Cumplidéro, ra, a. That which must be
done; fit, suitable.
Cumplido, da, «a. e, plentifal, high.
Una casaca cumpl A full coat. Una
comida aaa om A plentiful dinner;
talented, faultless ; e ollahad. polite, civil,
courteous,
Camplido, am. Compliment. [mission.
Cumplidór, sm. One who executes a com-
Cumplimentár, va. To compliment, con-
gra
Cumplimentéro, ra, a, and 3. (Coll.) Full of
compliments; complimental, complai-
sant; complimentary.
Cumplimiénto, em. Act of paying a compli-
ment, complaisance, civility; compliment,
completion, fulfilling. Al cumplimiento
da tiempo, or del , At the explra-
tion of the timo. Nose ande V. en cum-
plimientos, Do not stand upon compli-
ments,
Cumplir, va. To execute, discharge, or per-
form one's duty; provide; humor, satis-
fy; acquit, keep one's promise. ¡ebrio aad
años or dias, To reach ono's birth-day.
Cumplir por otro, To do in the name of
ee da To be re or o
suífice. rl 86 cumplido, The
time has expired.
Cumuladór, sm. V. Acumulador. [Zar,
Cumulár, va. To accumulate. V. Acumu-
Cumulativaménto, ad. In heaps.
Cumulativo, va, a. (Lisle us.) Cumulative.
Cámulo, sm. Heap, Pa throng of busi-
ness ; trouble and difficulties.
dna, Y. Cradle. Cuna de viento, Swing-
ing cradle; foundling-hospital; the na-
tivo country; family, lineage; origin.
Cundido, em. The provision of oil, vinegar,
and salt, given to shepherds; honey or
cheese given to boys with their b
Cundir, va. (Obs.) To occnpy, fill—on. To
spread; yield abundantly; grow; propa-
te
gate.
Cuneifórme. a. Cuneiform, wedge-shape.
Cunéra, 4/. Rocker, a woman appointed to
rock the infantas.
Cun¢ro, ra, 8. (Prov.) A foundling.
Cunéta, sf A small trench to drain tho
rain-watoer.
Cúña, *£ Wedge. Cuilas de mango, (Nau.)
Horsing-irons. Cuñas de los masteleros,
Fids of the top-masts. Cuñas de las
easadas, Blocks of a ship's cradle. Cu-
ñas de punteria, Gun-quoins.
Cuñadería, 4/. Compaternity, relation be-
tween a parent and -parent; -
father to a child. ity.
Cufiadia, Y Cuñadio, sm. Kindred by -
Cuñádo, da, a. A brother or sister-in-law.
Cuñéte, sm. Keg, firkin.
Cúño, am. Die for coining; mark of quality
put on silver or gold.
Cupé, sm. Landau (earrings) coupé Golde
Cupido, sm. Bit of steel taken out of the
eye of a needle. w arch-wise,
Cuapitél. Tirar de cupitel, To throw a
Cupresino, na, a. (Poet.) Belonging to the
cy press-trea,
Cápula, 4/. Cupola, dome. (another,
Cupulino, em. Lantern, a small cupols upon
Cuquillóro, em. (Prov.) Baker's boy.
Cuquillo, am. (Orn.) Cuckoo. V. Cuclifo,
Insect which consames the wae
CUR
DAD
ta em. Ain ai rector, ary i
c man, p or n.—éf.
healing: parsonage. Moa derechos
cura, The dues or fees of a parish priest.
Curáble, a, Curable, healable.
Curación, af Cure, enyph?
Curadillo, em. (Prov.) Codfish; ling-fish.
Curádo, da, a. Roctorle belonging to the
rector of a parish. our
Cure of souls, annexed to a benefice.—a.
Cured, strengthened, restored to health.
Curadór, s. Overseer, curer. Curador
lienao, Bleacher of linen. Curador de
bacalao, Cod-salter; guerdian; physi-
clan; administrator. Curador ad bona,
Curator of a minor's estate. a
Curadóra, 8/. Guardianess, a fomale guar-
Curadoria, 4/. coy) V. Curaduria,
af. Guardians
are,
de
Curaduria, hi
Curálle, sm, Physic administered to a hawk.
Curandéro, em. Quack, medicaster.
Curár, va. and n. To cure, heal, restore to
health; prescribe; salt, cure, preserve;
bleach linen, &c.; season timber; recov-
rent's way. Oureo de la marea, The
tide's way.
Cursér, em. Messenger of a court of justice.
Curtación, £/. (Astr.) Curtation.
ido, da, a. Accustomed ;
weather-beaten, tanned.
Curtidór, em, Tanner, carrier.
i Tanned leather.
Curtiduria, 4. Tan-yard.
Curtimiénto, em, Tanning.
, va. To tan leather.—er. To brown
by the sun; inure to hardships, harden,
Carto, ta, a. (Prov.) Short. Caballo curta,
Bhort-talled horse.
Curúca, Curája, 4/. (Orn.) Eagle-owL
ae Curule, belonging to a senstorza.
chair.
Cúrva, af. A curve. (Nau) Kneo-timber.
Curva cuadrada, Square knee.
Curvatón, em. Small knee-timber. poz:
Curvatára, Carvidad, af. Curvature, -
Curvilineo, nea, a. (Goom.) Curvilinear.
Cúrvo, va, a. Curved, croo bent.
Cuscúta or Cuscúta europóa, y. (Bot,) Com-
er from sickness; remedy an evil. COw-| mon dodder.
rarse en salud, To guard against evil Casir, ex. To sew or stitch cl a
Curatéla, af (Law) Y. Curaduria, Caspide, 4f Cuspis, the sharp end of a thiug.
Curativo, va, a. Curative. Custódia, 4% Custody, keeping; guard; tab-
ernacie; rel] urches.
Curáto, sm. Rectory, parsonage; parish.
Curato anejo, A small parish annexed
to another. (ginger.
Curcáma, ef. Turmeric, a root resembling
Curéña, ef Gun-carriage; stay of a cross-
bow. A’ cureña rasa, Without parapet
or breast-work; without shelter or de-
fence. Tirar & cureña rasa, To fire at
random.
Caréeca, y. Shear-wool.
ous ve An ccolesiastical court; care and
skill.
Curial, a. Relating to the Romau curia.
Curtál, am. A member of the Roman curta ;
subaltern employee in the tribunals of
justice; voter in the ancient Spanish
cortes. chips.
Curlána, y Kind of black fly. wood
Curiosaménte, ad. Curlously; neatly, clean-
ly. [neatness; rarity.
Curiosidád, 4f Curiosity, anguistaveness
Curióso, sa, a. Carious, inquisitive; neat,
clean; handsomo; carefal; odd; funny.
Caro, em, A small vessel on the Garonne.
Cuy ca, Y. (Orn.) Linnet, babbling war-
er, (flutter.
Currutáca, 4 A woman fond of show and
Currutáco, em. Beau, dandy, coxcomb.
Currutáco, ca, a, Affectedly nice in dress.
Currutaquería, 4/. Dandyism, coxcombry.
o, da, a. Accustomed, habituated,
inured.
Cursánte, pa. Frequenting; one who hears
lectures in a university; student, scholar.
, va. To frequent a place; follow a
course of lectures in the universities,
Cursillo, em, dim, A short run or walk; a
short course of lectures. [in printing.
Carsivo, Mr oe Relating to script characters
Cáreo, am. Course, direction, career; course
of lectures. Looseness of the body.
ie la corriente, (Nau) The cnr-
goto “curada
uary in B.C. ch
Custodiár, va. “Guardar
Custódio, em. Guard, keeper, watchman.
Angel custodio, Guardian angel.
Cutáneo, nea, 4. Cutaneous. a sloo
Cúter, am. Cutter, a small veseel Lo a
Cuticula, 4f The cuticle.
Cuticulár, a. Cuticular. V. Cutdneo.
Catir, ea, To knook ono thing against an-
other.
Catis, em, and /. Cuticle, the skin.
Cutó, sm, Dirk.
Catre, em. A pitifal, miserable fellow.
Cayo, ya,
ron. po Of which, of whom,
whose, whereo [heart.
Cayo, em, Gallant, lover, wooer, sweet-
Cuz, Caz, em. A term for calling dogs.
D.
D has the same unvaried sound it has fn
English in the words dedicate, fod,
did; D. contraction for Doña, and
pine a yey. bla feasibl
e, a. possible, e
Dabóvis, 4/. Sort of cotton state
Obs.) This here, this side, oa
pest Dace or de aod, From
this.
Dáca, o. def Give here. Daca acá, Give
hither, An daca esas pajas, In a trica,
Daca, or da acó, or dame acá, Give me
Daden Y. (Law) Dedition, givi hee
n, 4/. (Law on, giving up; de-
‘ fot bind of
, conversing by
omy, numbering
to be given.
be given or is
DT em. Dactyl, a poetic
she
Dactilológia, 4° Dactylol
Dectlolomt, Y: Dasty]
w
the PS
Dadéro, ra, a. What should
DAN
DAR
Dadiva, af Gift, present, grant, kcepsako. | Dañosaménte, ad. Hurtfally, mischievous.
Dadivosaménte, ad. Liberally, bountifally.
Dadivosidád, ¢ Liberality, magnificonce,
Dativank, Bountiful, Coat
adivosa, sa, @. Boun magnificen
Dado, em. Die.—pl Dice. A’ una vuelta
de dado, At the cast of adie. Dado de
la roldana, ee) Oo Dados (Nae;
lings. ‘ui {a dill of ped ga
Tab
Dadór, ra, £. God; donor, giver; drawer of
E r; furnace of a brick-kiln.
. Bmall dagger; stiletto.
Diifa, ef. concubine,
Dila, ef. Pam e of a ship.
Dale, . Hold! a word of displeasure.
Dalladór, sm. (Prov.) A mower of grass,
Dallár, ea. (Prov.) To mow.
Dalle, sm. Sc [in the R. C. charch.
Dalmatica, 4. Dalmatic, deacon's vestment
Dama, 4. y ; damsel; lady courted by
a gentleman; a mis ;
draughts. Dama de
honor. Dama cortesana,
muy da She is excessively nice;
American deer; game of draughts.
Soplar la dama, To supplant another
and marry the lady. P dama,
First actress; Spanish dance, [ceno.
Damacéno, “VDamascéno, na, a. V. Ama-
Dumajuána, f Demijobn.
Damasánio, >
am, Hema.
Damascéna, y. Damson plum ; damascene.
Damascádo, da, a. V. A ado.
Damésco, sm. Damask; Brussels apricot;
Damasina, of Silk stuff bling damask.
resem
Damasquéta, y. Sort of chintz ‘Sith gold
sprigs. [damask,
Damasquillo, sm, Kind of cloth resembling
uino, na, a. Damaskecned. .4’ la
Damáxa, af. > ) A fine aly ah
2 . w portly woman.
Dameria, | Excessive nicety, prudery ;
Danita. af ro pont ge epg ee
f A young ewoman ;
Damnilcadór, ra, s. Gis «hs damnifies,
Damnificér, oa. To hurt, damage, ea
Danchádo, da, a. ¢ er.) tate, indented.
Dango, gf. om) . Planga.
inte oe Giving
ante, pa. : giver.
Danza, 3/. Dance. Meter en la danea, To
involve another in some affair. Por
donde va la dansa? Which way does
the wind blow?
Danzadór, ra, ae pep a
Danzánte, ta, 8. cer; a knowing person ;
a fickle, airy person. Hablar dansania
To stammer.
Dauzár, on. To dance; whirl a sping oun’
Sacar & , To a lady to
danee; make public. (dling person.
om. A fine dancer; giddy, med-
Dañáble, a. dicial, condeanuabie.
Dañádo, da, a. Eternally damned.
Dañadór, ra, e. Offender.
Dañár, ea. To hurt, harm; damage, injure:
Dafiino, na, a. Noxions, hurtful, Tes od
Dano, em. Damage, injury, prejudice, losa,
ly, harrofally. ous,
Dañóso, sa, a. H injurious, ey-
Dar, oa. and 2. To give, bestow; supply;
deliver, confer; hit, strike, beat, knock ;
impart, extend, communicate ; ig oa
erroneously. Der de ojos, To fall into
an error; consider as concluded; allow,
grant, coincide in opinion; persist obsti-
pately in doing a thing; oppo sacri-
fice; explain, elucidate. r contra,
To hit against. Dar crédito, To accred-
it, beliove; trast. Dar ouenta de, To
account. de comer, To feed. Dar
el testo, To give the authority. Der
dado or de Laide, To give for oe:
Dar en el blanco, dar en el hito, To hit
the mark. Dar en rostro, To reproach
for. Dar fiado, To give credit Der
que hacer, To give trouble. Dar licen-
cia, To give leave. Dar To
give one's respects. Dar de ojos, To
meet with an unforescen obstacle. Dar
razon, To inform, give an account of
Dar prestado, To lend. Dar ú trompon
orá , To give in the lamp or bulk.
Dar que reir, To set a laughing.
we rar, To afford cause for crying.
% ventana da al campo, My window
overlooks the field. Dar barro á la
mano, To furnish materials Dar cula-
daa, (Nan) To strike repeatedly. Dar
de traste, Toran aground. Dar dl traste,
To give up a thing; lose, destroy. Dar
golpe, To strike the mind, astonish. Dar
garrote, To strangle. Dar grima, To
strike with horror. Dar largaa, To pro-
long an affair. Dar gana, To excite a
a have a mind to. Dar punto, To
fail, become insolvent. Dar que sentir,
Te hurt one's feelings, Dar que decir,
To give occasion to censure. Dar de
barato, To allow for peace’ sake. Darse
á jugar, To be addicted to game. Dar
en cara, To stare in the face, reproach,
Dar fuego, To bream a ship. Dar calda,
To heat the iron. Dar calle, To clear
the way. Dar con la entretenida, To
put off with words and excuses. Dar
con, To meet. Dar de comer al diablo,
To wrangle. Dar de si, To stretch.
Dar el nombre or el santo, (Mil.) To give
tho watch-word. Dar el ei, To consent
to marry a person. Dar en las matadu-
ras, To touch one to the quick. Dar en
mantas, To be foolish. Dar en un dajio,
To strike aground, get on shore. r
Jlador or fansa, To find bail, give secu-
rity. Dar el espiritu, To expire. Dar
aerra, To wage war; torment. Dar
higa, To miss fire. Dar la enhorabuena,
0 00 Dar la pas, To make
peace. Dar los dius, To congratulate
one on bis birth-dsy. Dar los buenos
dias, To wish good-day. Dar madru-
gon, To get up early. rmal rato, To
give uneasiness. parte, To share
with: inform. Dar recados, To grect
absent friends. Dar señal, To give earn-
est money. Dar tras uno, e persecute
DEA
one. Dar un raspadillo á un dajel, To
scrape the bottom of a ship slightly.
Dar ves, To give one his turn. Dar co-
ces, To cry out or scream. Dar vuelco ú
un coche, To overset a coach, Dar za-
8, To leap with joy. Dar golpe
alguna cosa, To be surprised or struck
with the beauty or rarity of a thing.
Dar baya, To tease. Dar diente con
diente, To shiver with cold. Dé donde
diere, Inconsiderately, without reflec-
tion. Dar de mano, To dopreciate or
despise. Dar á lus, To be delivered of
a child; print, publish. Andar en dares
y tomares, To dispute, contend.
Dárse, er. To conform to the will of an-
other; give one's self up to virtue or
vice. Darse ú la cela, To set sail.
Darse á merced, To surrender at dis-
cretion; concern, interest. Vo se me
nada, It gives mo no concern. Darse
de las astas, To batter one's brains, screw
ono's wits; dispute or argue pertinacious-
ly. Darse & perros, To become enr.
or furious. rea al diantre, (Coll.) To
despair. Darse por vencido, To surren-
der. Afe doy por vencido, I give it up.
Darse las manos, To shake hands.
Darse maña, To contrive. Darse priesa,
To make haste, hasten. Darse una pan-
sada, To be fed to satiety. Darse una
euelta, To scrutinize one's own conduct.
Darse un repelon, To gossip, chat,
Dardabasi, am. (Orn.) Hawk, kite.
Dardáda, 4f Blow with a dart.
Dárdo, sm. Dart; serpent which darts upon
its prey; a kind of harpoon.
Dargadandcta, af Nickname of any r,
impudent, young girl. [ing ships.
Dirsena, 8/. Place for laying up and repalr-
Data, e, Date; item; condition. De mola
data, In a bad state.
Datár, ca. and 2, To date; reckon.
Dataria, 8/. Datary, an office at Rome.
Datário, em. The principal officer of the
datary.
Datil, sm. Date, the fruit of the date-palm.
Dat de raposa, The fruit of the dwarf
fan-palm.
Datiládo, da, a. Resombling a date.
Datilillo, an. dém. A small date.
Dativo, em. Dative, the third case of nouns.
Dato, em. Datum, a truth granted and ad-
mitted. - Datos, Data.
Dauco, em. (Bot.) Carrot.
Dáza, af vy Lucern; panic-grass, |
Do, prep. Of, from, with, by, on, soma, for,
to; it points out the matter of which a
thing is made. Vaso de plata, A silver
cup. Deintento, On pu De ;
From fear. Zora comer, Diuner-
time. De día, By day. De aquí, Hence.
It gives energy to an expression. Z/
ladron del mozo, The rogue ofa boy. It
fa used to denote some, Comto del
pescado, He ate some fish. Bueno de
comer, Good to eat. De balde, For
nothing, gratis,
Deán, sm. Dean.
RR DOsnese, sm. Deanship.
DEC
Debájo, ad. Beneath, below. de
mano, Underhand, privately. — prep.
Under, below, dependent.
Debate, sm. Debate, altercation, discussion.
Debatir, ea. To debate, argue, discuss;
combat. [war; conquest.
Dobelación, 4% Debollation, conquering in
Debelár, va, To debellate, conquer.
Debér, sm. Obligation, duty; debt.
Debér, ca. To owe; be obliged to. Debe
de estar frio, It must be cold.
Debidsménte, ad. Justly; daly, exactly,
perfectly.
Deblénte, pa. Owing; debtor.
Debil, a. Feeble, weak, debilitated, infirm ;
frati; pusillanimous.
Debilidad, q/. Debility, weakness, languor ;
fecbleness; pusillanimity, fondness ;
frailty.
da | Debilitación, 4f. Debilitation, oxtenuation.
Debilitár, va. To debilitate, weaken, ex-
tenuate. [lamely.
Débdilmente, ad. Weakly, fecbly, faintly,
Débito, sm. Debt, daty, obligation, office,
task. [skina.
Débo, em. Instrument used for scraping
Década, ef. Decade, the number or sum of
ten. dencia, On the decline.
Decadéncia, af Decay, decline. An deca-
Docadénte, pa. Decaying, declinin
Decacr, on. To decay, decline; to les-
ae avs Lo
nam alee em, Decagon, a polygon tea
Decalmiénto, en. Decay, decline, weakness.
Decálogo, sm. Decalogae, the ten com-
mandments. [the camp.
Decampaménto, am, Decampment, shifting
Decampár, on, To decamp. (munity.
Docanáto, era. Dignity of senior of any com-
Docáno, am. Senior of a community.
Decantación, 4/. Decautation, pouring off.
Decantádo, a. Bossted, exalted. (cant.
Decantár, oa. To cry up, ex rate; de-
Decapitación, e Decapitation, beheading.
Decapitár, va. To its Hla bebead.
Decasilabo, a. (Poot.) Having ten syllables.
Decastilo, am. (Arch.) Docastyle, an assem-
blage of ten pillars.
Decemviráto, sim, Decemvirate.
Decemviro, sm, Decemvir.
Decéna, £/. Denary, collection of ten.
Decenál, a, Decennial.
Decenário, ria, a. Docennary, the tenth
bead ie pop td 34 pie
Decénc . Decency, propriety ; honesty
Decenden oa Vi Deusen.
Decendimiénto, em. V. Descendimiento.
Docónio, em. Space of ten years.
Decéno, na, a. Tanth, ordinal of ten.
Decentár, va. To commence the use of
things; begin to lose that which had
been preserved.—or. To injure the skin
or body; be bed-ridden.
Decénte, a. Decent, becoming, suitable, de-
corous; reasonable; modest; of honest
parents.
Docenteménte, ad. Docently, honorably;
comely. Grom) Abundantly. (sion,
Decepción, y/. e ttle us.) Deception, illa-
Docernér, va. Y. Discernir.
" DEC
Decéso, 3. Decease, a natural death.
Dechado, em. Sample,
standard; example, mode
Decible, a. Expressible.
y. pl. or Eloquence.
Decidero, ra, a.
inconvenience.
Decidido, a. Professed, devoted.
, ca, and er. To decide, determine,
resolve, conclude.
Deciente, am. He who falls or deceases.
Décima,
ithe.
tit
Decimal, a. Decimal; belonging to tithes.
Rentas decimales, Tithe-rents
hat may be said without
DED
| Declináble, a. (Gram.) Declinable, variable.
attern, design, Declinación, gf Declination, decay, full, de-
cline; declension of nouns,
Declinánte, a. Declining, bending down.
Declinár, en, To decline, lean downward;
sink, decay, degenerute. Va declinando
el dia, lt is near twilight—va. (Gram.)
To decline; challenge a judge, transfer a
cause to another tribunal.
[Versificr. | Declinatoria, af Plea against the com
Decidór, ra, e. Fluent speaker; a wit, (Obs.) +
tency of a judge.
Declinatério, en. Doclinator; clinometer.
af. Stanza of ten lines; tenth, | Declive, Declivio, em. Declivity, inclination.
Declividád, sf Declivity.
Decocción, 4% Decoction.
Decoración, 2f. Decoration, ornament.
Décimanovéna, sf. One of the registers of} Decoradór, am. (Little us.) Decorator.
an organ.
Décimo, ma, a. Tenth, ordinal of ten.
Décimocuárto, ta, a. Fourteenth.
Décimonóno, na, a. Nineteenth.
Decimoquinto, ta, a. Fifteenth.
Décimoséptima, ma, a. Seventeenth.
Decimosésto, ta, a. Sixteenth.
Déeimotércia, cia, ¢. Thirteenth.
Decorár, ca. To decorate; honor; exalt;
learn by heart.
Decóro, sm. Honor, respect; circumspec-
tion, gravity; purity; decorum, decency.
Decorosaménte, ad. Decently, decorously.
Decorúso, sa, a. Decorous, decent. :
Decorticación, 8/. Decortication, the act of
stripping tho bark.
Deciochéna, na, a. Eighteenth; kind of| Decrecer, en. (Little us.) To decrease.
Diceioch
cloth. V. :
Decir, ea. To say, tell, speak; assure, per-
enade ; name; correspond: denote, mark;
declare upon oath. Decir de repente,
To make verses off hand. Decir bien,
To s Ea explain a thing well.
ei o persist in an errone-
ous opinion. Digo! I say; hark. Por
mejor decir, More properly speaking.
Eli decir de las gente: The opinion of
the people. Decir de si, To attirm an
th Decir de no, To deny. Decir
por decir, To talk for the sake of talking.
Dije 4 mi capote, I said in my sleeve.
Decir su atrevido pensamiento or su
dolor, To pop the question.
Decir, sm. A notable saying. Decires, Idle
talk, false rumors, scandal.
Decisión, sf. Decision, resolution, issue ;
in face verdict; disposition.
Decisivaménte, ad. Decisively.
Decisivo, va, a. Decisive, final, conclusive.
Decisorio, a. (Law) Decisive, conclu-
ding. oration, discourse; delivery.
Declamación, sf. Declamation, harangue,
Declamadór, ra, 8. Declaimer, exclaimer.
Declamár, en. To declaim, harangue.
Declamatório, ria, a. Declamatory.
Declaración, af Declaration; interpreta-
tion, exposition; manifest; account;
overture, roposal. ¡o E POMt On.
laradaménte, ad. Declaredly, avow-
edly. [plained, manifest.
Declarádo, da, a. and pp. Declared, ex-
Declaradér, ra, 8. Declarer, expositor, ex-
plainer, expounder.
Declaránte, sm. Declarer; a witness in the
act of being examined. Juan declarante,
A talkativo person.
, va. To dec manifest; ex-
poand, explain. (Law.) To determine
and decide; de upon oath.—or. To
declare one’s opinion. {tory.
Declaratorio, ria, a. ry, oxplana-
Decreménto, am Decrement, decrease,
diminution. noise,
Decrepitacion, gf Decrepitation, a crackling
Decrepitánto, pa. (Chem.) Decrepitant.
pee va. and n. To docrepitate;
crackle when put over the fire. .
Decrúpito, ta, a, Decrepit, worn with age.
Decrepitúd, sf Decrepitude; old age.
Decretación, af. (Little us.) Determination,
establishment.
Decretál, 8% Decrotal, letter or rescript of
the pope.—a. Decretal. [decrees,
Decretalista, sm, Decretist, expounder of
Decretár, va. To decree, determine, resolve.
Decretéro, sm. List of criminals; collection
of decroes. [the decretala.
Decretista, am, Decretist, one who expounds
Decréto, sm. Decree, decision, resolution ;
order, determination; ordinance. Decre-
tos de cajon, Common decrees. far:
Decretório, ria, a. Decretorys critical; judi-
Decúbito, em. Particular flow of the hu-
mors; lying down to rest,
Décuplo, pla, 2. Decuple, tenfold.
Deciria, af Ten Koman soldiers under a
decurion; ín the schools a class of ten
scholars under one monitor. [curia,
Decuriáto, em. Students belonging to a de-
Decurión, em. Decurion, chief of ten; stu-
dent who has the care of ten others.
Decurion de decurtones, A chief moni-
tor.
Decúrsas, 4/. pl. (Law) Arrears of rent.
Decirso, am. Course, succesaion of move-
Dedada, af oi h of thi Dar é
af. neh of any thing.
uno una dedada de miel, To deceive.
Dedál, #m. Thimble; a very small drink-
ing-glasa,
Dodaléra, ef. (Bot.) Fox-glove.
Dedicación, 4f Dedication; consecration ;
inscription.
Dedizánte, pa. Dedicating, dedicator.
Dedivar va. To dedicate, A A
DEF
Dedicatéria, q/. Dedication, inscriptio
oa [scorn.
Dedil, sm. Thumb-stall of linen or leather.
Dedillo, ito, sm, dim. A little r.
Dédo, am. Fi ; toe; finger’s breadth, }
of an inch; hand of a clock or watch; a
small bit. Ganar & dedos, To gain by
inches. Meter los Sr a pump one.
Señalarle con el de o point at an-
other. Dedo pulgar, Thamb, Dedo in-
dice, The index or fore- , Dedo del
corazon, Middle finger. Dedo amular,
Tho ring-finger. Dedo meñigue, The
little finger. (quence,
Deducción, @ Deduction, origin, conse-
Doducible, a, (Little us.) Deducible, in-
ferable. [as a plea; subtract, deduct.
Deducir, va, To deduce, infer; allege, offer
Deductivo, va, a, (Little ua) Deduciva,
Defácto, ad. In fact, actually.
Defalcár, va, V. Desfalcar.
Defección, af Defection, apostasy ; revolt.
reels a. Defectible, impe defi-
clon
Defectillo, em. dim. Slight fault or defect.
Defectivo, va, a. Defective, im
Defécto, em. Defect, fault; natural imper-
fection. deficiently.
Defectuosaménte, ad, Defectively, faultily,
Peta sa, A. Defective, See
faulty. er.
Dofendedór, sm. Defender, protector, keep-
Defendér, va. To defend, protect; assert;
prohibit; op
Defenecér, ea. (Prov.) To close an account.
Defénsa, ¢f: Defence; vindication, apology ;
shelter; fender.
Defensáble, a. Defensible, maintainable,
Defensible, a. V. sah pte
Defensión, ef Prohibition, obstacle.
Defensiva, ¢f Defensive. Kutar á la de
JSensica, To be upon the defensive.
Defensivo, sm. Defence, safeguard ; strength-
ening bandage, [defensory.
Defensivo, va, a. Defensive; Justificatory,
Denfensér, ra, 8. Pence bicecar, sap-
rter; attorney appoin for the de-
nce, [fending attorney.
Defensoría, Y. The duty and office of de-
Defensério, sm. Defence, an apologetic wri-
ting; a memoir, a manifesto.
Deferéncia, mA Deferance, complaisance,
condescensio ent.
Deferénte, a. Assenting, deferring; defer-
Deferir, en. To defer, yield.—oa. To com-
municate, share in the power.
Deficiéncia, 4f Deficiency, imperfection.
Deficiénte, a. Defective, faulty, deficient.
Definible, a. (Little us.) D
tainable,
nofa
mination.—pl. Statutes of military orders.
Definido, da, a, Definite.
Definidór, en. Definer: a member of the
government of a religious order.
finir, va. To define, describe, explain;
decide; finish.
Definitivamónte, ad. Definitively.
ae va, G. Definitive, determinate,
ar, oa. To disdain, despise.—or. To | D
le, ascer-
Definición, £f. Definition; decision, deter-
DEJ
Definitório, sm. Synod, chapter or assem-
bly of re. a orders; house or hail.
Gjo, em. on of the moon.
Deformación, 4f. Deformation ; defacing.
Deformadér, em. One who deforms or dis-
Deformár, ea. To deform, disfigure. [ring
Deformatórío, ria, a, Deforming E
Deférme, a. Deformed, d
Deformeménte, ad. Deformediy.
Deformidád, 4f. Deformity, hideousness -
gross error. {eeit.
Defraudacion, 4f. Defraudation, fraud, de-
Dofraudadór, em. Defrauder, defauiter.
Defraudár, va. To defraud; cheat, trick :
vrcene the light of the sun; spoil the
te.
Defuéra, ad. Externally, outwardly.
Defunción, 8f. (Prov.) Death; funeral.
Defúnto, em. Y. Dt . ey.
Degeneración, af. neration, degenera-
Degenerádo, da, a. Degenerate, degenerous.
Deponerar, on. To degenerate, grow wild ;
lución, Y” lutition, swallowing.
Dai” Deonllation, beheading.
aro sm. Throttle; sliaughter-bouse ;
e scaffold; a place in the pit farthest
from the stage, with no seats, Degolia-
dero de bolsas, Cutpurse; a y dear
shop or store. llevar al degolladero,
To pa one in pS danger.
Degolladór, em. Headsman, execationer.
Degolladára, ¢f Cutting of the throat; in-
ees a alope; slender part of balus-
rs.
Degollár, ea. To behead; destroy, ruin;
tease. Degoliar ú rias, To dehili-
tate by excessive blood- aang eh
Degradación, ef Degradation ; ; degen-
eracy ; erg gr ee gett
va, To o, lessen,
Degiiéllo, sm, Decollation; neck, narrow
part; destruction, ruin, Tirar á to
To seek one's ruin.
Dehésa, ef. Pasture-ground. Deheaa con-
Common, a pastu und. [ture
, oa. To turn arable land into pas-
Deheséro, am. Keeper of a ound.
Deictda, em. Deicide, cracifier of Christ.
Deicidio, em. Deicide, murder of Chriat.
Deidad, ef Deity, divinity; dese.
Delítr, a, «Ono who cha God in bis
eart,
Deificación, af. Deification.
Delficár, oa. To deify, praise excessively.
Deífico, a. Dettical, casting divine.
Deifórmo, a. Deiform, of godlike form.
Deípara, Y. Deiparons, that brings forth a
God; applied to the blessed Virgin.
Deismo, sm. Deism.
Deista, sn. Delat.
a, 8f. Prominence between two fissures.
ación, af. Act of leaving, relinquishing,
or giving up; abdication, gnation.
Dejacton de bienes, Giving up one's
pro to creditors.
Dejáda, af V. Dejacion,
Dades, sf. Blovenliness, neglect, laziness,
lassitude.
DEL
a. Slovenly, idle, indolent;
ejected irited.
Dejamiénto, em. Act of leaving, relinquish-
ing, or giving up; indolence, careless-
ness; languor, decay of spirits; abdica-
tion, resignation.
Dejar” ea. To leave, let, pelts baa quit ;
omit; permit; forsake; yield; commit,
give in ; nominate, appoint. De-
ras 9
jar dicho, To leave word or orders. De-
escrito, To leave in writing. Déjale
tah wenga, Let him come; to lay away.
Piar atras, To excel, su
en cueros, To strip one of his property.
Dejar fresco á alguno, To baf-
fle. r para maiana, To delay,
procrastinate.—cr. Not to take care of
one's self; to allow or suffer one's self
to; become languid; abandon one's self
jaree Uscar, To suffer one's self
n alg
tintero, To oa something necessary to
subject. {ing or drinking.
Dejillo, em. dim. Slight taste loft after eat-
Déjo, an. End, termination; negligence,
ere relish ; result. any thing.
Del, Of the, a contraction of de el,
Delación, £/. Delation, accusation, impeach-
ment ; D.
Dee a Pore is
te, orw nt. .
Before, in sli Ed
Delantéra, £/. Front, fore end, the fore part;
front seats; fore skirts; frontiers; advan-
tage; the lead. Coger la delantera, To
get the start of a person. Jr en la de-
lantera, To take the lead.
Delantéro, ra, a. Foremost, first. [tillion.
Delantéro, em. The first, chief, leader; pos-
Ga. Accusable, blamable.
Delatante, pa. Informer, accuser.
Delete, si To inform, accuse, denounce,
peac
Delatér, em. Accuser, informer, denouncer.
Dele, em. (Print.) Dele, to be erased.
aera, Y. Delectation, pleasure, de-
Delectár, Say. Dato
Delegación, sf. egati
Delegádo, sra. Delegate,
sioner.
De te, pa. Constituent, one that delo-
De , ea. To delegate, substitute.
Deleitabilidád, af. Delectableness, delight-
Deleitáble, a. Delectable, do ds
Deleitableménte, ad. Delightfully.
Deleitación, q. Delectation, pleasure.
Delettamiénto, em. Delight, pleasure.
Deleitánte, pa. Delighting.
Deleitár, sa. To delight, please.—eor. To
have delight or pleasure in.
Delcite, sm. Pleasure, delight, gratification.
Deleite sensual, The emotion of any law-
fal > lust.
Delattomamnbnte, ad. Delightfully, pleasantly.
sabstitution.
eputy, commis-
t
Dejar
, oa. To extract the substance of
guilt,
Della, Déllo, Contractions of de
DEM
Dello: sa, 2. Delightful, agreeable, pleas-
n
E: tery.
Deletúreo, ea, a. (Mod.) Deleterious, dele-
Deletreadór, sm. oie ie
Deletreár, oa. To spell; explain, examine.
Deleznáble, a. Slippery, smooth ; fragile.
Deleznadéro, sm, A slippery pres
Deleznamiénto, em. Act of slipping.
peace orl Ss To slip, slide; do or speak
carelessly.
Delfín, am, Dolphin; dauphin.
Delfina, ¢/ Dauphiness.
Delfinio, sm. (Bot.) Larkspur. [acutely.
Delgadaménte, ad. Thinly, delicately;
Delgad¢z, 4/. Thinness; acuteness; leanness.
Delgádo, da, a. Thin, light; slender; acute;
short. Navío de muchos delgados, A
sharp-bottomed ship,
Delgado, am. A strait place. sa br
Flanks of animals [resoiution.
Deliberación, af. Deliberation, reflection,
Deliberadaménte, ad. Deliberately.
Deliberar, en. To consider, deliberate; con-
sult.—or. To have delight or pleasure in.
—va. To deliberate.
Deliberativo, va, a. Deliberative.
Delibrár, ca. To liberate.
Delicadaméntc, ad. Delicately. ness,
Delicadéz, af Delicacy; gentleness; faint-
Delicadéza, gf. Delicateness; nicety; daint-
iness; dexterity; fineness; perspleacity;
curiosity. [beantifal; arduous,
Delicádo, da, a. Delicate; weak; thin; nice;
Delicia, ¢f Delight, comfort, satisfaction.
Deliciosaménte, ad. Deliciously, daintily.
pios: sa, a. Delicious, delightful, pleas-
A
Delicuescéncia, @f Deliquescence.
Delicuescénte, a, Deliquescent.
Delincuénte, pa. Delinquent, offender,
Delineación, 4f Delineation, draft, sketch.
Delineaménto, Delineamiénto, sm. Deline-
ament.
Delineár, va, To delineate, sketch; describe.
Delinquimiénto, sm. Delinquency, fault,
transgression.
Delinquir, on. To the law, offend.
Delintár, Delinterár, va. V. Ceder and Tras-
pasar,
Deliquio, am. on a fainting-fit, ecstasy.
Deliraménto, em. Delirium. of ne
Delirante, pa. Delirious, light-headed; ra-
Delirár, on. To delirate, dote; rant, talk
nonsense,
es, | Delirio, sm. Delirium, dotage; rant.
Delito, em on; fault, crime,
de ello,
pe of it. Della con dello, pro-
Dolúbeo, em. An idol or its temple.
Delusivo, va, a. Delusive, fallacious.
Delusór, em. Cheat, im r, delader.
Delusoriaménte, ad. De usively, deceitfully.
Delusório, ria, a. Deceitful, ous,
Dem: o, em. Demagogue.
eer Demand. Salirála
Toa in one's own defence; request;
chartty-box: (Nau) Look-out; interro-
tion.
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Demandadéro, ra, 8. A servant of a nunn
or a jail. [ensed,
Demandído, da, 8. The defendant, the nc-
Demandadór, sm, One asking charity for
pious uses; claimant, plalutiff; one who
solicits in marriage.
Demandante, pa. Claimant, complainant,
plaintiff. [stea
Demandár, va. To demand; claim; covet;
Demarcación, ¢f Deimarcation.
Demarcadór, sm. Designator, surveyor.
Demarcár, ea, To mark out limits, survey,
Demás, a. Lo, los, or las demus, The rest,
the others, Estar demas, To be over and
above; useless. Por demas, Uselesaly,
in vain, to no purpose. eS
Demáses, am. pl. (Prov.) Abundance, co-
Demasia, 4f. Excess in nice unjust claim;
useless expense; arduous enterprise; ir-
regularity; incivility; abundance, plenty.
En demasia, Excessively.
Demasiandamónte, ad, Exccasively ; too.
Demasládo, da, a. Excessive: bold, daring.
Demasládo, ad. Enough, sufficiently, ex-
cessively.
Demediár, ea. To sunder; loso half Its valuo.
Deméncia, 8f. Demency, madness, insanity.
Dementár, ta. To dement, render mad.
Demónte, a. Demented, mad, distracted,
Insane, [ing.
Demérito, am. Demerit, il] desert; demerit-
Demeritóno, ria, +. Without merit.
Demlis, af. pl. (Vulg.) Stockings; trowsers,
Demision, ¢f Submission, hamility.
Dómo, gm. (Prov.) Demon, evil spirit.
Democrácia, 4/. Democracy.
Demócrata, em. Democrat.
Democráticaménte, ud. Domocratically.
Democrático, ca, a. Democratical,
Demolér, ta. To demolish; obliterate.
Demolición, @f Demolition. demonlan.
Demontaco, ca, a, Demont dovilish ;
Demonicháúcho, em. (Low) An ugly, bide-
ous little devil.
Deménio, sm. Demon, familiar. [dovil.
Demoñuélo, em, dim. A little demon or
Demóra, Demoránza, 4/. Delay, protraction;
demurrage. O bear.
Demorár, en. To remain, continue. au.)
Demostráble, a. Demonstrable, manifesta-
ble. [tensibly.
Demostrableménte, ad. Demonstrably, os-
Demostración, gf Demonstration; mani-
festation.
Demostrad 6r, ra, s. Demonstrator.
Demostrár, eva. To demonstrate, prove,
manifest.
Demostrativaménte, ad. Demonstratively,
Demostrativo, va, 4. Demonstrative.
Demndación, ef Change, alteration.
Demudár, va. To alter, change.—er. To be
changed.
Demulcénte, a. and sm. (Mod.) Demulcent.
Denánte, Denantes, ad, (Prov.) V. A'ntes.
Denário, sm. A Roman small silver coin;
decimal. [ber of ten.
Denárto, ria, 4. Tenth, containing the num-
Dénde, ad. Hence, from V. Desde.
Dendrita, Dendríto, sf Dendrite.
E ns af. Denial, refusal.
Dencgár, ea. To deny, refuse, denegate.
Dencgrecér, ta. To blacken, darken.
ponemos da, a. Blackened, denigrated
ous,
Dene sa, a. Fastidious, over-nice, scru-
u
Den ue, sm. Fastidiousness ; prudery; short
veil; influenza. :
1. | Dengucro, ra, a. Prudish, affected. V. Dew
e
Joso. (gra:
Denigración, £8f. Denigration, stigma, dis
Denigrar, ca. To blacken, calumniate, de-
fanie. Negrin
Denigrativaménte, ad. Injuriously, inf-
Denigrativo, va, a. Blackening, stigmatizing.
Denodadaménte, ad. Boldly, resolutely.
Denodádo, da, a. Bold, intrepid, audacious
Denomináble, a. (Little us.) Denominable.
Denominación, af Denomination. (tively.
LHP ely alli Achat Distinetly, defizi-
Denominadór, 4m. Denominator. — [name
Denominár, ea. To denominate, give 3
Denominativo, va, a, (Little us) Denomi-
native. (sulting!y.
Denostadaménto, ad. Ignominiously, in-
Denostador, sm. Vilifier, railler, reviler.
Denostár, ca. To insult, revile, abuse.
Denotár, ca. To denote, signify; explain.
Denotativo, va, €. Denoting, denotative.
Densamúnta, ad. Closely, densely. ;
Densidád, sf. Density, closeness; obscumity,
darkness,
Dénso, sa, a. Dense, thick; close, compact
Dentíulo, da, a. Toothed, dentate; indertol
Dentadúra, uf A set of teeth.
Dentil, sm. Ploughshare-bed ; wooden fork;
(earn ent for extracting teeth; tootb-
shell.
Dental, a. Dental. t
Dentár, ca. and n. To tooth, furnish with
Dect arts : ia Gn E
entária, ef (Bot.) Tooth-wo
Denteabranor Denteagráño, em. Grest
spleen-wort.
Dentecillo, an. dim. Small tooth.
Dentejon, em, Ox-yoke.
Dentelária, af (Bot.) Lead-wort.
Dentellida, «/. Gnashing; nip; impression
by the teeth. A’ deniolladas, Snappish-
ly, peevishly. Dar 6 sacudir dentella-
dua, To speak surilly and uncivilly.
Dentelládo, da, a. Denticulated, dented: bit
Dentellár, on. To gnash, grind the teeth.
Dentelleár, va. To bite, fix the teeth in any
thing. SAG
Dentira, af Tinglin in the tee .
Denternite sm. PA ttle tooth.
Dentición, 4f. Dentitlon, teething.
Denticulár, a. Denticulated, tooth
Dentista, sim. Dentist. teeth.
Dentiváno, na, a. Having long and largo
Dentón, na, a. Having large uneven tee
Dentón, sm. Dental, a small shell-fish.
Dontrámbos, pron. Contraction of De er
trambos.
Dentrifico, sm. and a. Dentifrice. 0
Déntro, ad. Within. Dentro de, In, with
Dentáúdo, da, a. Having large uneven tee
Denuédo, sm. Boldness, audaciousié%
courage.
Dennuésto, em, Affront, insult.
DEP
Denincis, ef Denunciation; information
another person. Delatable
Denunceiable, a. Fit to be denounced. V.
Denunciacion, sf Denanciation, denounce-
ment. [accuser.
Denuneisdór, sm. Denunciator, informer,
Deeds. ea. To advise; denounce; fore-
Denuneistério, ria, a, Denunciatory.
e cA: torts deed in aatntla
8 A term n saluting.
Deparar, ca. To offer, furnish, present.
ento, sm. Department; province,
t.
istric
Departidér, am. Distributor, divider.
Departimiénto, em. Division; difference;
Departir, en. To converse; contend.
—ta To divide; distinguish; argue;
teach; mark out, impede, obstruct.
De ar, oa. To impoverish; debilitate.
De cía, y. Dependence; subordina-
on; relation Es i i
Dependér, cn. To nd;
Dependiénte, pa. and em. A clerk, a de-
ee subordinate ; depending; client,
ollower.
Dependienteménte, ad, pana €
Deploráble, a. Deplorable, lamentable, ca-
lamitous. (fly.
Deplorableménte, ad, pepierad ey. mourn-
Deplorár, ea. To deplore, ent, bewail.
Deponénte, a. Deponent, a witness.
Deponénte, a. Deponent
Deponér, ca. To depose; make affidavit,
swear, affirm; lay by; deposit.
Depopuladér, ea. Depopulator, devastator.
Deportación, ¢f Deportation, ee:
Deportár, va. To transport, exile, banish.—
er. To rest. time.
Deporte, em. Diversion, amusement, pas-
Deposición, ¢ Removing; deposition, as-
serti
on. {in trust.
Depositadór, em. One who leaves any thing
Depositante, pa. Depositor. [inter.
Depositár, va. To deposit; give; inclose;
Depositaria, 2/. Depository. [ceiver.
Depositário, ria, 4. el preparado trustee, re-
Depositário, ria, a. Ke
9
ing to adepository.
Depósito, sm. Deposit, trust; depository.
de animales perdidos, Pound.
Depravación, 4f Depravation, depravity.
Depravadamónte, ad. Depravedly.
Depravádo, da, a. Bad, depraved, lewd.
Depravadór, sm. Depraver, corrupter.
Depravár, ea. To denrave, vitiate, corrupt
Deprecación, ef Petition, prayer, depreca-
Depcocdz T treat, impl deere.
, va. To entreat, implore, depre-
Depreeativo, va, Deprecatório, ria, a. De-
precative.
Depresión, 2/. Depression ; abasement.
Depresór, am. Depressor, oppressor.
Deprimir, oa. To depress, humble, sink.
Depuración, af Depuration, purification.
Panda, da, a. Depurate, cleansed, puri-
Depurár, ca. To depurate, cleanse, purify.
Depuratório, ría. a. Depuratory, purifying.
Deputar, va. V. Diputar.
DER
Pee af. The straight way or road to a
p '*.
Derecha, sf. Right hand, right side; pack
of hounds. A’ derechas or & las dere
Right; well done; honestly. A’ tuertas 0
Gas Right or wrong. No hacer
ee nr Not to do any thing
g
(mally.
Derechaménte, ad. Directly; rightly ; on
Derechéra, 4/. The direct road. taxes.
Derechéro, sm. Clerk appointed to collect
Derechéza, 4/. Rectitude, integrity.
Derécho, cha, a. Right, straight. Todo de-
recho, Straight-forward ; just, reasonable.
Derecha la caña, Fed Right the helm.
Derécho, em. Right, justice; a just claim;
tax, duty, custom; due, fee. Segun de-
recho, According to law.
Derécho, ad. V. Derechamente.
Derechorcro, ra, a. Just and right, lawfal
Derechuélo, Derechuélos, am. First seams
taught to girls.
. | Derechúra, «/: Rectitude, right way; right.
En derechura, By the most direct road.
Deriva, 4f (Nau.) Ship's course. {cible.
Derivable, a. (Little us.) Derivable, dedu-
Derivación, 87 Derivation; descent.
Derivár, va. To derive; deduce.—on. (Nan.)
To derive or deflect from the course.—
tr. To derive, come from.
(¡etc a E De
e on, 4f. Derogation ; deterioration,
Derogádo, da. a. Derogate, de ted.
Derogar, ea. To derogate, ‘abolish ; reform.
Derogatório, ria, a. Derogatory, derogative.
Derrabadúra, ef. The wound made in dock-
ing the tail of an animal.
Derrabár, ca. To dock the tail.
Derraigar, ca. V. Desarraigar.
Derráma, 8/. Assessment of a tax, duty.
Derramadaménto, ad. Profasely, lavishly ;
depravedly.
Derramadór, em. Prodi
amiéento, 8$m. Effusion, waste; dis-
ersion. Derramamtento de lagrimas,
lood of tears.
Derramár, va. To pour; leak; publish;
spill. Derramar doctrina, To diffuse a
doctrine.—or. To be scattered or spread.
Derráme, sm. Loss in measuring; leakage ;
bevel of a wall opening; declivity.
Derrámo, em. Profasjon; the sloping of a
wall opening. “
Derraspado, a. Beardless : applied to wheat.
De ór, em. Circumference, circuit; ronnd
about. Zn derredor, Round about.
Derrencent, on, To hate, detest, dislike,
abhor.
Derrengáda, 8f (Prov,) Step in dancing.
en da, a. Incurvated, crooked,
ae.
Derrengár, ea, To sprain the hip; knock
off fruit.—cn, (Low) To detest.
Derréngo, sm. (Prov.) Stick with which
fruits are knocked off.
Derrontégo, ing, and sm. (Coll.) V. Rentego.
Derretimiénto, em. Thaw, fusion; violent
affection.
Derretir, va. To hg
consume.—vr. To be dee
, waster.
melt; change;
ply in love.
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DES DES
Derribádo, a. Horses having the croup| open.—or. To unbosom, reveal In confi-
rounder and lower than usual. dence,
Dorribár, ea. To demolish; fell; displace ; | Desacabalár, va. To pilfer. Y. Descabalar
OA: or. To take the fresh air; gut
ruin.—or. To tumble, throw ones self
down. cool.
Derribo, em. Demolition; rains. Desacatadaménte, ad. Disrespectfally.
Derrocár, va. To precipitate from a rock; | Desacatádo, da, a. Acting In a disrespectífni
fell; rob one of his fortune or happiness. manner. person.
Derrochadór, em. A prodigal, a spendtbrift. | Desacatadór, ra, 8. An irreverent or disre-
Derrochár, oa. To meti ore way with. | Desacatamiénto, em. Di fane.
Derróta, 4/. Ship's course, the tack on which ' Desacatár, oa, To treat disrespectfully ; pro-
a ship sails. Derrota estimada, Dead , Desacáto, sm. Disrespect, incivility; pro-
reckoning. Seguir en directa derrota, | fanation.
To steer a straight course; road; defeat | Desaceitádo, da, a, Destitute of sufficient off.
of an army; opening in hedges. Desacerbár, va. To dulcorate, assuage, miti-
Derrotár, ea. (Nau.) To cause to drive or| gate.
fall off; destroy health or fortane; defeat. | Desacertadaménte, ad. Inonnsiderately.
—on, To arrive in a place in a ruined | Desacertádo, da, a. Inconsiderste, hmpra-
state. (apidation. | dent, without reflection.
Derróte, em, Defeat, rout, destruction; di- | Desacertár, va. To err, commit a mistake.
Did em. Collection of sea-charts; | Desactórto, em. Error, mistake, blunder.
coast-ptio'
t; ship’s course. Desacobardár, oa, To remove fear,
Derrublár, ea. To break the bounds of a palo cultivate
river; undermine. water. | Desacollir, ea. (Prov.) To dig about vines,
Derruecár, oa. To unhorse: applied to a| Desacomodádo, da, a, Destitute; cut ata
horse. ployment. [troable.
Derruir, ea. To demolish, destroy, ruin. Desecomodamiénto, sm. Inconvenienca,
Dee umbedsen, em. Precipice; arduous af- | Desacomodár, vo. To incommode; turn out
. of place.—er. To lose one’s place.
Derrumbamiénto, em. Precipitation.
Derrúblo, em. The insensible overfiow of: Desacomodadaménte, ad. Incom:
Desacompañamiénto, em. Want of company
{retire.
ire oa bree! itate; emit mys Om society. a ió
O t—or. To precipitate one's se esacompañár, ea. To leave the
em. Derweesh, a mussulman monk. y te, ed.
Des que, ad, Contraction of Desde que,
Since that.
cár, va. To drag, draw out of a
ditch; disentangle, extricate from.
r, 04% Not to supply a place with
provisions. ive.
Desabejár, va. To remove bees from their
Desabído, da, a. (Obs.) Ignorant, illiterate;
excessive. dress,
Desabillé, em. Dishabille, undress; a loose
Desabitár, va, (Nau.) To unbit.
Desabolladór, sm. An instrument used by
tin-workers; tinker.
eta oe Peiaaiea. 0 y
Desabóno, sm, udice, Injury. [Jection.
Desabór, am. Insipidity, want of ieee de-
Desaborár, oa. To render tasteless; disgust,
vex. [veasel.
Dessbordárse, or. To get clear from another
v
Desaconsejár, va. To dissuade, dehort.
Desacordadaménte, ad. Inconsiderately, an-
advisedly.
Desacordádo, da, a, (Pict.) Discordant.
tel be oe cartas, dlsagres: [tary
: at ce, >
Dosssints, a. Discordant; opposite, con-
Desacorralár, ea. To let the flock out; ani-
mate, encourage.
Desacostambradamónte, ad. Unusually.
Desacostambrádo, da, a. Unusual, unacens-
tomed. (e
Desacostumbrár, ea, To disuse, the
Api de Yi Larios, papel
withdraw a prohibition; reling 8 con-
Desacóto, sm. Withdrawing the prohibition.
Desacreditár, ea. To discredit; dissemble ;
Desaborido, da, a. Tasteless, insipid. disprize. faculties; disunion, error,
Desabotonár, va. To unbutton.—en. To | Desacuérdo, am. ent of the mental
bloom, blossom. Oy. Desaderezár, va. To un divest of orna-
Desabridamónte, ad. Bitterly, rudely, harsh-| menta,
Desadeudár, oa. To pay one's debts,
Desadorár, va. To cease to worship or love.
Desadorniccet, ea. To wake, rouse from
sleep.
Desadornér, oa. To divest of ornaments,
Desadórno, em. Want of embellishments.
Desabrido, da, a. Tasteless; sour; hard;
bleak ; disgusted. shelter.
Desabrigadaménte, ad. Nakedly; without
Desabrigádo, da, a. Uncovered ; shelterless ;
without support. [of shelter,
Desabrigár, oa. To uncover, strip; deprive
Desabrigo, em, Nudity; want of shelter; ' Desadvertidaménte, ad. Inadvertently, in-
destitution. considerately. dent.
Dosabrimiénto, om, Insipidity; severity of | Desadvertido, da, a. Inconsiderate, impra-
temper; despondency; the rebound of] Desadvertimiénto, em. Want of prudence
and reflection. [without judgment.
Desadvertir, va. To act inconsiderately,
hd Inconsid
OS
Desafectacién, ef (Little us.) Unaffectednesa,
guns.
Desabrir, va. To vex, plague, torment, harass.
Desabrochár, va, to snelans unbutton ;
ta, A, Disaffected.
em. Disaffection, disaffectedness.
Desfeitar, ca. To dirty; make ugly.
Desaferrár, ea. To unfurl the sails; loosen,
Desafiadéro, sn. Duelling-ground..
Desaftadér, em. A challenger, raat pgs darer. | Desainér,
Desafécto,
Deseficto,
: decom-
Desafiár, 92. To challenge;
antly. untune.
Desafinár, ca. and » To be out of tune;
Dessfio, sm, pepe e duel; contest,
Desaforadaménte, Excessively, impa-
dently. dent; cas
Desaforádo, da, a. Huge; late impu-
Desaforár, ca. To encroach upon one's rights.
(MIL) ap cashier.—er. To ™ [ro unee one’s
rights; be outrageous. UNSErve.
Desaforrar, ea. To take off the lining.
da, a, rat alo y
oi Excess; outrage, open vio-
Dense: ea aer release; let loose.
Desagotár, va. Y. Desaguar.
U inel
Denia Tod ngraceful, ii
Desagradéble, a. eee rs io a
Dessgrávio, y. Re
Deaagregir, To digjoi separate:
Desagandáro, sev ‘Chaneel. drain crane
Desaháúcio, em. Dispossessing the ocenpant
and re-entering on the premises.
Desahumádo, da, a. Mild, faded, vapid.
Desahumar, va. To from smoke.
Desainadúra, af Disease in horses.
, oa, To extenuate the fat of an
animal.—or. To lose a great q of
blood. [leasly.
epa ad. Unhandsomcly, grace-
do da, a. Unhandsome, graceless;
re [notice.
, oa. T t, take no
Desáire, : sm, Rebuf; awk ; frown
of fortune.
Desalislárse, or. To cease to be insulated.
Desajustár, va, To mismatch, unfit.—or. To
be date, om. DA ment; disproportion.
va. To dispraise, censure.
Desalabeár, oa. To straighten a warped
plank.
Desaladaménte, ad, Anxiously, swiftly.
Desalár, va. To cnt off the wings; freshen
salt salt Sah —or. To ran up to one with open
Desalentár, ea. To put one out of breath by
Pere discourage, dismay, e cota. >
men
Denaltu ár, or. To take off one’s accoutre-
Desalhajár. oa. To strip a house of furniture.
Desaliénto, em, Dismay, depression of spir-
its; faintness.
Desalifiadaménte, ad. Slovenly, uncleanly.
Desaliñár, va. To disarrange, make slovenly.
eae em. BSlovenliness; carelesaness,
Desalifios, Diamond ear ornaments,
Desalivár, on. To salivate. fly.
Desalmadaménte, ad, Soullessly, inhuman-
Desalmádo, da, a. Soulless, inhaman ;
gate; inanimate. [profligacy.
Desalmamiénto, er. Inbumanity, impiety,
Desalmár, va. To take away life violently;
speak with ingenuousness and candor.—
er. To desire very anxjously.
uit. | Desalmenádo, da, a. Stripped of tare
money.
sean erage Water- channel or con-
Demgrár, va. To Fit de off water.—
en. To empty or flow into the sea.
Desaguazár, oa. To drain off the water.
Las Channel, draln; extraordinary
Desaguisádo, de, a. Exorbitant; bold.
Es em. Offence, injury, Wrong.
, oa. To wean.—or. To swarm.
nr er. To reliove indigestion, un-
énte, ad. Freely, without em-
barrassment; impuden
Desabogádo, a is impudent;
free, anincum an.) Having sea-
Ser rsp Monto, arm, o. [room.
o pa pain, alleviate dis-
ro To recover from fatigue or dis-
emo; disclose one's grief; e
vent, utter; extricate one's self debt.
em. Ease, alleviation; freedom of
ln daa. 6 : despaired of.
a. Given over, 0
Desahuciár, va. To despair; give over; dis-
; drive away cattle trom a pasture.
ulate ;| D
wanting an ornament.
nep oa. To take the starch cas of
lojamiénto, em. Dislodgi ging.
Denale fr, va. To dislodge enemy's
troope.—on. To quit one's Bee house or apart-
Desaiterdr, va, To allay, ares es
Desstumbradams nte, ad, Blin Tine errone-
Dn uaibrádo, da, a. Dazzled; cone in
Desalumbramiénto, e. Blindness, error.
Desamáble, a. Unamiable.
par ora poe er. One who does not love;
Tenure ea. ee ‘Jove no more; hate, detest.
Desamarrir, oa. To untie, (Naz) To un-
bend; unmoor.
Desamasádo, da, a. Dissolved, disunited.
or. To fall out, quarrel.
rr oa. (Little us.) To remove
Jeth. change the 8 A
Desamoldár, va. To unmould, ig O
Desamér, em. D' Gisaffect:
r o, da, a, Cold-hearted harsh,
rude.
DES
DES
Desamorár, ea. To extinguish love, cease | Desapoderár, va. To dispossess, rob of prop-
loving. [love.| erty; revoke a power of attorney.
Desamoróso, sa, 4, Unloving, destitute of| Desapolillár, ea. To free and cleer of moths
Desamorrár, cu. To cheer up; make one
yield. [tiny.
Desamotinárse, or, To withdraw from mu-
Deamiparadts, ra, €. Deserter, one who for-
sakes.
Desamparár, ea. To forsake, abandon ; quit.
Desamparar lor bienes, To give up one's
property to creditors.
Desampéro, sm. Abandonment; dereliction.
Desamuebládo, da, a. Unfarnished.
Desamueblir, ea. To unfurnish, deprive.
Desancorár, ea. (Nau.) To weigh anchor.
Desandir, ra. To retrograde, go back.
—tr. To take the air when it is cold.
Desaposentár, ea. To turn one out of lodg
ings; po ee mind.
Desaposesionár, va. To dispossess.
Desapoyar, va. To remove the foundation
Desapreciár, ea. To depreciate, undervalas,
Desaprócio, am. (Prov.) Depreciation, un-
dervaluing. {one has learned.
Desaprendér, ea. To unlearn, forget whst
Desaprensér, en. To take off the gloss.
Desapretir, ea. Toslacken, loosen ; ease, free.
Desaprisionár, ta. To release, set at liberty,
—<er. To remove an impediment.
sandar lo andado, To undo what has; Desaprobación, 4/. Disapprobation, censare.
been done.
Desandrajádo, da, a. Ragged, in tatters.
Desaprobár, ea. To disapprove, censure, re-
prove, a
[agena
Desangramiinto, em. (Little us.) Bleeding | Desaproplamiénto, am. Alienation. V. En-
to excess,
[To exhaust one's means, | Desapropiárse, er. To alienate; exproprista
Desangrar, va. To bleed to excess, (Met.)| Desaprópio, em. Alienation, transisr of prop-
Desanidér, on. To foranke the nest.—ea. To
dislodge; apprehend fugitives.
Desanimadamente, ad. Spiritlessly.
Desanimár, oa, To dishearten, discourage;
damp.—or. To be disheartened.
Desanudár, va. To untic, loosen; extricate.
Desanudar la vos, To pronounce clearly
and distinctly. tanglement.
Desañudadúra, af Untying a knot; disen-
Desañudár, va, Y. Desanudar.
Desapacibilidád, af. Rudeness, pes
Desapacible, a. 5 rough, di ble.
‘eca-
y.
Desapadrinár, ca. To disprove, contradict.
Deespareár, va. To unmatch, disjoin.
Desaparectr, va, To remove out of sight,
hide.—on. and r. To disappear. [ing.
Desaparecimiénto, sm. The act of disappear-
Desaparejár, va. To unharness. (Nau.) To
unrig. il [ish ; one ba be a customer.
Desaparroqu or. Ta chango one's par-
Desapartár, ea. (Low) To disjoin,
Desapasionadaménte, ad. Impartially.
Desapaslonár, va. To root out a passion.
Desapegáír, va. To diajoin, separate.—or. To
be impartial.
Desapégo, am. Alienation; impartiality.
Desapercibidaménte, ad. Inadvertently,
carelessly.
Desapercibido, da, a. Unguarded, careless,
Desapercibimiénto, Desapercibo, em. Un-
preparedness, disrogard. [plague.
Desapestár, ca. To cure persons of the
Desapiadadaménte, ad. Unmercifully, nn-
rolentingly. lenting.
Desapiadado, da, a. Merciless, cruel, unre-
Desapiladór, sm. One who takes down the
piles of wool,
Dosapiolár, va, To loose the strings with
which game is tied.
Desaplicación, 4f Inapplication, indolence,
Desaplicadaménto, ad. Indolently.
ol ig da, a. Indolent, careless, neg-
oc
. uge,
Desapoderádo, da, €. Furious, impetuous;
veapectblemdnte; ad, Sharply, di
erty.
Desaprovechadaménte, ad. Unprofitably.
Desaprovechádo, da, a. Unprofitable; back.
ward. waste,
Desaprovechamiénto, sm. Back
Desaprovechár, ea. To waste, turn to a bad
e To be backw Pp little
progress in. or Supports.
Desapuntalár, va. To take away the proye
Desapuntár, va. To unstiteh, rip; lose one®
aim; efface the days of absence from the
choir. [in ord :
Desarbolár, va. To unmast; lay up a ship
pes aa em. Unmasting; laying up ia
ordinary.
Desarenár, ea. To take away sand.
Desaróno, sí. Clearing a place of sand.
O da, a. Unarmed, defencciess,
Desarmadór, ¢m. He who discharges a gun.
Desarmadúra, 4/. Desarmamiénto, em.
a
Desarmár, va. To disarm ; prohibit the ear-
ryin of arms; undo; disband; dismount;
pacify, wrath.
Desármo, sm. Disarming of ships,
Desarraigár, ea. To eradicate; :
banish. D.
Desarrúigo, am. Eradication. (Law) Kx-
Desarrapádo, da, a. Ragged. discover.
zár, ca. To unmuffie; open,
Desarrebujár, ta. To unfold; uncover; ex-
Desarre
tad énte, ad. Disorder
aménte, ad. Disorderly.
gata im da, a. Immoderate Cee
Terie on To disorder, discomposea,
oa. To rder. m
Desarréglo, em. Disorder; lioentiousness;
derangement,
Desarrendárse, or. To shake off the bridle.
Desarrevolvér, oa. V. Desenwolver.
Dar: va. To remove, separate; dis-
suade,
Desarrímo, 8m. Want of props or su
Desarrollár, ea, To unrol, unfold. [a cold.
Desarromadizár, oa, (Little us.) To cure of
Desapoderamiénto, em. The act of depriving Desarropár, ea. To uncover, undress.
or rejecting.
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Desarrugár, ea, To tako ont wrinkles.
DES
DES
Desarrumár, ca. To unload, discharge the| Desatontárse, or. To recover from stupefac-
cargo, [ship. | _ tion. A
Desartillár, ta. To take the guns out of a! Desatracár, va. (Nau.) To sheer off, bear
Desasádo, da, a. Without handles.
Desaseadaménta, ad. Uncleanly.
Desasear, ca, To make dirty or unclean ;
r. [thing.
Desasegurár, ca. To lose the security of any
Desasentár, "ea. To d with, not to
sait—er. To stand up. [lessness.
Desaséo, am. Uncleanliness, dirtiness, care-
Desasimiénto, am. Loosening. (Met.) Alien-
ation of affection or love, disregard; dis-
interestedness.
Desasir, sa. To loosen, disentangle.—vr. To
disen, one's self; dis
, +6. To polisla one’s manners.—r.
To grow sharp, become ponte:
i e.
ente, ad. Uneasily.
, ca. To disquiet, disturb.
am. Restlessness, want of tran-
quillity. [trously.
Desastradaménte, ad. debates Er
Desastrádo, da, a. Wretched, miserable;
em. Disaster, disgrace, misfortune.
Desatacár, va. To loosen, untle.
Desatadaménte, ad. Loosely.
Desatádo, da, a. Loose, unbound, untied.
, sm. He who unties, absolver.
af. énto, em. Untying,
loosening.
Desatancár, ca. To clear sewers and conduits.
Desatér, ea. To untie, ae opera loosen ;
unriddle; dissolve.—er. To give loose to
one's tongue. tricate from difficulties.
Desatascár, va. To draw out of the mire; ex-
Desataviár, ea. To strip off ornaments.
Desatayio, an. Uncleantiness, negligence in
dress. civility.
Desatención, 8/. Inattention; disrespect; in-
Desatendér, ea. To d : take no
tice of siderately.
Desatentadaménte, ad. Disorderly; incon-
Desatentádo, da, a. Inconsiderate; impru-
dent, careless. fetvilly.
Deratentamó ad. Di y, Un-
Desatentár, va. To perturb the mind, per
plex. frade, uncivil, impolite.
Desatento, ta, A. Inattentive, thoughtless;
o, da, a. Weak, languishing. Y,
Fiojo. [treasure,
Desstesorár, va. To remove or spend the
Desatiento, em. Thoughtlessness, absence of
mind. [wildly ; helter-skelter.
Deeatinadaménte, ad. Inconsiderately ;
Desatinédo, da, a. Extravagant, crazy, fool-
ish.
Desatinádo, em. Idiot, fool, madman.
Desatinár, ea, and n. To do foolish things;
throw into a violent passion ; talk non-
Sense; 5 r, dote. ;
Desstino, em, Extravagance; reeling; mad-
ness, mi
Desatollér, ca. To pull out of the mad or
Desatolondrádo, da, a. Recovered from stu-
por.
Desatolondrár, oa. To bring one to his
DR To recover one's senses,
Desatracr, ea. To disjoln, separate. [tie
Desatrabillár, ea. To uncouple hounds, un-
Desatrampár, va. To clear a condult, sink,
or sewer.
Desatrancár, ea, To unbar; clear a well.
Desatufárse, er. To grow calm, allay one's
passion. stupor.
Desaturdir, ea. To rouse from a state of
Desautoridád, ef Want of authority.
Desautorizár, va. To disauthorize,
Desavahido, da, a. Free from fogs, clouds.
Desavabár, va. To expose to the air, evap-
orate.—er. To grow lively or sprightly.
Desavecindádo, da, a. Deserted, uN peop ed.
Desavecindárse, or. To change one's domi-
cile. [standing.
Aron af Perera’ ele
esavenido, da, a. cordant, disagree
Desavenimiénto, am. V. Desa
Desavenir, va. To discompose, disconcert,
—or. To disagree, quarrel
Desaventajadamónte, ad, Disadvantageous-
ly, unprofitably.
Desaventajádo de, a. Disadvantegoous.
Desaviár, va. To deviate.—or. To go astray;
lose the means. [necessary means.
Desavio, am. Going astray; want of the
Desavisádo, da, a. pradvised, unadvised,
e
Desavisir, va. To give a contrary account,
Desayudár, va. Not to assist, but oppose.—
or. To be bal Ja of one's duty.
nár, va. To give or have the first
intelligence.—or. To breakfast,
Desayúno, em. Break fast. [
Desayuntár, ea. To disunite, dissolve,
se
Desayustár, va. To unbend a rope or sable.
; ‘oa. To take off the Quicksilver.
; disgust; disquiet-
ness; unfitness of 80
[poorly.
Desazonádo, a. Ill-adapted; peevish;
Desazonár, oa. To render tasteless ; disgust,
vex.—or. To become indisposed.
Desbabár, on. To drivel, slaver.—or, To be
deeply ín love, dote upon. [the capsule.
Deba va. To extract the flax from
Desbalijamiénto, 6. Plundering a portman-
teat. [of its contentas.
Desbalijár, va. To plunder a portmanteau
Desballestár, ea. To unbend a cross-bow.
Desbancár, va. To clear out the benches, dec. ;
win all the money staked; circumvent,
pplant. [colors,
Desbandárse, vor. To disband, desert the
Desbañádo, a. A hawk that has not taken
water when required.
Desbaratadaménte, ad, Disorderly.
Desbaratádo, da, a. Debauched, corrupted.
Desbaratadór, ra, 8. Destroyer; debaucher.
Desbaratamiénto, sm. Perturbation, commo-
tion.
Desazón, sm, Insipidi
re. | Desbaratár, va. To destroy ero! waste;
cross, Desbaratar la ica, To inter-
rupt the conversation.—on. To speak fool-
ishly.—or. To be disordered in mind,
Desbaráte, Desbaráto, em, Defeat; igno-
rance, folly. ae
ein en. To discompose, derange
or ru
Desbaraúste, sm. Derangement, disorder.
Desbarbádo, da, a. Beardloss, [flaments.
Desbarbár, ea. To shave; trim, cut off the
Desbarbillár, ca. To prune the roots of
young vines.
Desbardár, va. To uncover a wall or fence.
Desbarrár, on. To rove, go beyond limits
(Met.) To waver.
Desbarretár, va. To unbar, unbolt,
Desbarrigádo, da, a. Little-bellied.
Desbarrigár, ea. To eventerate, rip open
the belly. frenzy.
Desbárro, sm. Falling Into error; nonsense,
Peepers, y. Planing, trimming, or pol-
D
Desbastár, va. To plane; trim, polish; waste.
Desbáste, am. The act of hewing, polishing,
or trimming.
bastecido, da, a. Unprovided.
Desbautizárse, or. To be irritated, fly into a
on.
pekeralbro, em. Humid, slippery place.
Desbebér, va. To urine.—or. To d
eagerly.
Desbocerrár, va. To wean young animals,
Deablanquecido, da, a. Blanched. Me ae
ern y.
Desbocadaménte, ad. Impudently, ungoy-
Desbocádo, da, a. Open-mouthed; wild; in-
t [dence,.
Desbocamiénto, sm, Im nence, impu-
Desbocár, va. To break the brim BES One,
—on, To disembogue.—or. To be -
mouthed ; pede
Desbombár, oa.
e off the cap or
[vessel.
Desboquillár, ea. To break the mouth of a
Desbordár, on. To overflow, inundate, run
over.
Desboronár, ca, (Prov.) V. Desmoronar.
Desborrár, va. To cut off the loose threads;
lop off branches.
oer 5 ean: ue aa ne polars:
ragád a. Unbreeched.
Desbraguetádo, da, a. pombe | the fore-part
of the breeches unbattoned.
Dosbravár, Desbravecér, rn. To tamo, break
in; diminish the strength; moderate.
Desbrazárse, er, To extend one's arms.
Desbrevárse, er. To evaporate: applied to
wine. [cut into small parts.
Desbriznár, ea. To chop or mince meat;
Desbrozúr, ea. To clear away rubbish.
Desbrózo, em. Clearing away rubbish.
Desbruár, va. To clean cloth of grease.
Desbrujár, ea. V. Desmoronar. [cast up.
Desbuchár, en. To disclose one's secrets;
Desbúlla, 4/. The part of an oyster that re-
mains on the shell [shell.
Desbullár, ca. To extract an oyster from its
o (Nau.) Tar-pot,
D a. Imperfect, incomplete.
Descabalár, va, ‘To make incomplete; pilfer;
O
impair. r3e.
Descabalgadira, sf are ma
Descabalgar, en. To dismount, alight from
a sa ah To dismount
esire | Descaderár, ea. To hip,
Descaballár, ca. To take away the leaves
and superfluous buds. [regularity.
Descabelladaménte, ad. Without order ur
Descabelládo, da, a. Dishevelled ; disorder
ly; lavish, wild; preposterous, absurd.
Descabellamiénto, sm. V. Despropósito.
Deveabellfs, ea. To disorder or undress the
air.
Descabeñárse, or. V. Desgreñaras.
Descabestrár, ea. To unhalter, {giddy.
Descabezádo, da, a. Bcheaded; light-headed,
ind sm. Beheading; porplex-
Descabécki: oe To na terminate;
overcome; n, let the beginning
over. Descabesar el sueño, To boa
nap.—on. To terminate, join another prop-
erty.—or. To screw one's wits; take the
grain from the ears. una
vena, To burst a blood-vessel,
Descabritár, va, To wean goata, [elude.
Descabullirse, er. Tu sneak off,
Descacilár, va. (Prov.) To cut the a
the bin
bricks equally.
rain or
Descadillár, oa. To cut off the fag-end of the
edge away.
warp.
Descaecér, en, To decline, droop, decay;
Descaecido, da, a. Weak, feeble,
Descaecimiénto, Descaimiénto, am. Weak-
nee CROAT s despondency, lowness of
spiri
Descaér, on, V. Decaer.
Descala or. To puzzle one's brains
Descalabrádo, da, a. Injured; wounded on
the head. Salir descalabrado, To be a
loser. [the head; loss, misfortune.
Descalabradúra, ef Contusion or wound in
Descalabrár, ca. To break or wound the
head; attack or impeach one's character;
injure. (Nau.) To disable, [fortane.
Descalábro, em. A considerable loss; mis-
Descalandrajár va. To rend or tear one's
clothes. [down at the heel.
Descalcañalár, ea. To smooth; run shoes
Descalcañár, va. To cut off the talons or
heels. edness,
Descalcéz, af. Nudity of the feet; barefout-
Descalorarse, or. (Prov.) V. Desacalorarse.
rado, da, a. Having the first
m pigeon-honse.
Descalzadéro, sm. v.) Little door of a
DoS da, a.
ocate
efovted.
escalzár, oa. To pull off the shoes and
stockings; remove an impediment. Dee-
calsarse de risa, To burst out into a fit
of laughter. ares los guanies,
To pull off one's gloves.
eschito. za, 4. Barefoot, barefooted.
Descaminadamúnte, ad. Absurdly, unreas-
onably, out of order.
Descaminádo, da, a, Jll-advised ; misguided.
POS To deviate from recti-
ude.
Descaminár, ea. To misguide, mislead; se-
duce from duty; seize.—er. To go astray.
Descamino, em. Selzure of smuggled goods;
doviation from the high road; error.
Descamisádo, da, a. Shirtless, naked. Ze
un descamisado, He is a ragamuffin.
DES
DES
o, da, a. Disengaged, free, open,
clear. En descampado, In the open air,
exposed to wind and weather.
Descampár, cn. V. Escampar.
Descansadaménte, ad. Easily. (Littlo us.)
Undoubdtedly, surely.
éro, sm. Resting-place. [easy.
Descansádo, da, a. Rested, refreshed; quiet,
Descansár, en, To rest, light; pause; Jean
y an be satisfied; trust; re sleep.
sobre los remos, To rest on
the oars.—ea. To aid or alleviate another
in labor or fatigue.
Descánsa harriero (A, ad. Conveniently.
Dar @ descansa harriero, To give blows
easily.
Descánso, an. repose; quiet, stillness,
sicep;, landing plas of stairs; ss bi
day of rest, Or which pay is recelved;
halting-ds ; close-stoal.
Descanteár, ta. To smooth ano or corners.
Descanterár, ca. To take off the crust of any
Descasiillér, Descantonár, oa. To pare off,
break off part; subtract; lessen.
Descantillón, am. A small lino marking the
proper scant [of any
Descañár, ea. To break the stem or bran
Descañonár, va. To pluck out the feathers ;
shave close; trick one ont of his money.
, ea, To strip one of his cloak.
ea. To take off the cowl or
hood.—er. To uncover one's head.
or in saluting. Descaperusarss.
Descaplllár, sa. To take o the hood. V.
Descapirotar, va. To take off the capirote
or ancient bead-cover.
Descaradaménte, ad. Impudently
Descarádo, da, a. Impudent, harelnosa,
ana
ey.
Descarirse, 7. To behave impudently.
Descarga, 4/. ti: unloading; vol-
Jey. Descarga de aduana, Permit to
Trescarradro, *Whart, loeding-place.
em, un -
Descargadór, am. Discharger. A
Descargadúra, 4 oe bones out of meat.
Descargar, ca. To unload, discharge, lighten ;
bone meat; fire, discharge fire-arms, un-
load; acquit.—en. To disembogue.—er.
To resign one's place; lose brightness.
ñ em, Exoneration, acquittal; re-
ceipt; plea or answer; acquittal from
blame
Descárgue, em. V. Descarga.
Descariñárse, or. To withdraw the love or
affection.
Descariño, sm. Coolness, indifference.
or, 6m, Scraper, gum-lancet.
Descarnadúra, Y. Excarnification.
Descarhár, ea. To excarnate; take away
part; examine into a thing minutely.—
er. To run prlde fo one's fortune, (ness.
Descáro, em. Impudence, effrontery ; sauci-
Descarrlamicnto, am. Losing one's way or
going astray.
Lec aioe ca. To take out of the right
road, lead astray ; misgnido; separate
tle—rr. To be disjoined. (Met.) To de-
viate from justice; go astray, lose one's
way.
Descarrillár, ea, To tear the jaws asunder.
gi o, em, Losing one's way or going
astray.
Descartár, va. To discard; dismiss; put
aside.—or. To excuse one's self; plead in-
nocence. [subte ; refuse.
Descárte, em, The cards discarded ; evasion,
Descasamiónto, em. Divorce, repudiation.
Descasár, va, To divorce; disunite, separ-
ate. [into pieces.
Descascár, va. To bark, shell.—or. To break
, va. To peel, bark, shell; boast,
bluster, bully.—er. To fall or come off.
, a. To scrape the flesh from s
hide; take dandruff from the head.
Descásque, sm. Barking of the cork-tree.
Descastúr, ca. To lose caste, deteriorate a
race
Descaudaládo, da, a. Penniless,
Descindiada. 47 Descent: origin, otipriag
ndéncia, 8/. Descent, origin, o:
Descendénte, pa. Descending,
Deecendér, va. and n. To descend, go down;
Sow; decline in esteem; let down.
Descendiénte, pa. and sm. Descending; de-
soendant; lineal descent.
Descendimiénto, em. Descent; descension.
Descensión, y/. nsion, descent.
Descénso, om. Descent; degradation; de-
scension. (trance.
Descénta, 4f Descent, invasion; hostile en-
Deseo oa. To ungird, take off the girdle
or belt.
Descepár, va, To eradicate; demolish.
Descerár, oa. To take the empty combs
from a bee-hive. fended.
Descercádo, da, a. Open, unfortified, undo-
Deere va. To destroy or pull down a
ádo, da, a, Corrupt, vicious, wicked.
adúra, af. The act of taking off
locks or bolta. [charge fire-arms.
Descerrajár, va. To take off the lock; dis-
Desce or. To be wrenched or dis
to
Descifradór, sm, Decipherer.
Descifrár, va. To decipher; unravel, unfold
Descimentár, ca. To pull to the ground.
Descinchár, ea. To ungirt a horse.
Desclavadór, sm. Claw to draw nails with.
Desclavar, ca. To draw out nails; unnail.
Descoagular, ea. To liquefy, dissolve,
Descobajár, va. To pull the stem from a
pe.
Descobijár, ea. To uncover, undress.
Descocadamente, ad. Impudently, boldly.
Descocádo, da, a. Bold, impudent.
Descocúr, ea. To clean, clear trees from in-
sects.—or. To be saucy or petulant.
Descocér, ca. To digest; ou ee
Descóco, sm. Impudence, boldness, sauci-
ness,
Descodár, oa. y.) To rip, unstitch.
Descogér, va. To unfold, spread, expand.
Descogollár, e To take out ed heart or
bud of a and exposed.
Descogotádo, dE Having Es neck bare
Descogotár, ca. To kill by one von on the
DES
nape; knock off the horns of a stag at one
blow. dock,
Descolár, 04. To cut off the tail or fag-end,
Descolchér, ca. (Nau.) To untwist a cable.
Descolgár, ca. To unbang, take down Lara
pam To come down gently; glide
own.
Descolladaménte, ad. Loftily, haughtily.
Descollamténto, em. V. Descuello,
Descollár, en. To excel, surpass.—or. To
ex outdo, be superior to.
Descolmár, ca. To strike a measure with a
strickle; diminish.
Descolmillar, oa, To pull out the eye-tecth.
Descoloramiunto, sm. Paleness, lora-
tion.
Descolorár, ea. To discolor, make pale.—
vr. To become discolored or pale.
Demi’ da, a. Discolored, pale, color-
esa,
Descolorir, ea. To discolor, change the hue,
Descombrár, ca. To remove obstacles.
Descomedidaménte, ad. Rudely, immod-
erately. insolent.
Descomedido, da, a. Haughty, lofty, rade,
Descomedimiónto, 8:11, (Little us.) Rudeness,
ed fal.
Descomedirse, or. To be rude or disreapect-
Descomér, er. To ease nature.
Descomimiónto, em. Affected disdain.
Descómodo, da, a. Incommodious, incon-
venient. [nlence.
Descomodidád, af Incommodity, inconve-
Descompadrir, on. To disagree, fall out
with one. [mente.
Descompasadaménte, ad. V. Desmedida-
Descompasádo, da, & Excessive, extrava-
t
Déscompaskres, er. To exceed all rulo and
measure, transgress all bounds and pro-
portions; be out of tuno or time; insult.
Descomponér, va, To discompose; destro
harmony, disconcert; decompose.—or. To
be out of temper; indisposed; change for |
the worse depot
Descomposición, 4f Discomposare; disor-
der; decomposition.
Descompostira, @f Disagreement; discom-
posure, disorder; slovenliness; forward-
ness, want of modosty. [pudently.
Descompuestamónte, ad. Audaciously, in1- |
Descompuésto, ta, 1. Impudent; immodest;
out of order; slovenly.
Descomulgádo, da, a. Perverse, nefarions,
wicked, excommunicated.
Descomulgadór, sm. Excommunicator. Y.
Eecomulgador.
Descomulgár, ea. To excommunicate. [al
Descomunál, 4. Uncommon; unproportion-
Descomunalménte, ad. Uncommonly; im-
moderately, unproportionately.
Descomunión, af Excommunication.
a ad. Disorderly, con-
sedly.
Desconcertádo, da, a. Disorderly, slovenly.
Desconcertadór, sm. Disturber, disconcerter.
Desconcertadúra, af. Discomposure, dis-
turbance,
DES
of joint; exceed the limits of pradence;
be indisposed. ecales or shells.
Desconchar, va. To scale, shell, take off the
Desconciérta, sm. Discomposure, disagree-
ment; confusion; want of prudence; in-
oe a ra of me body. Nien
n E OS
rd dr = kill a number of rabbits.
Descon énte, ad. Diffidently, mis
bes [mistrustful.
Desconfiádo, da, A Diffident, distrustful,
Desconfiánte, pa. Distrasting, suspecting.
Desconfiánza, af Diflidenco, distrast; jeal-
ousy.
Desconfiár, en, To distrust: mistrust, sur
Desconformár, en. To dissent.—er. To dis-
cord, disagree. (like.
Desconfórme, a. DI ing, contrary ; un-
Desconformidád, q. Disagreement, oppoai-
tion; a:
Desconocér, ca, To disown, disavow; mis-
take; be unacquainted witb.
Desconocidaménte, un e « un-
un
gratefuliy. own, obscure.
Desconocida, da, €. AE Seat diagnised ;
Desconocimiénto, em. Ungratefulnesa,
Desconoscér, va. V. Desconocer. [esce.
Desconsentir, ta. To dissent, not to soqui-
Desconsideradaménte, ad. Pega riRa dy
rashly. [prudent, thoughtlesa,
Desconsiderádo, da, a. Inconsiderate, im-
Desconsolación, 4/. Disconsolatenesa.
Desconsoladaménte, ad. Inconsolably.
Desconsoládo, da, a. Disconsolate, corpfort-
leas; heartsick, sorrowful; disordered in
digestion. [er. To become low-spirited.
Desconsolár, ca. To afflict, put in pain—
Desconsuélo, sm, Affliction, trouble; dis-
order of digestion.
Descontagiar, ca. To purify, disinfect.
Peony, od. To discount; abate; dimin-
Descontentadizo, za, 4, Fastidious, discon-
tented, displeased. {displeasure.
Descontentamiénto, 8m. Discontentment,
Descontontár, ea. To discontent, dissatisfy.
Desconténto, em. Discontent, uneasiness,
grumbling, [fied; unpleasant
Desconténto, ta, a. Discontented, dissatis-
Descontinuación, 4/. Discontinuation.
Descontinuár, oa. To discontinue, give over.
TDescontinuo, ua, a. Disjoined, discontinued.
Desconveníble, a, Discordant, disagreeing.
Desconveniéncia, ef Inconvenience; dis-
cord, dissimilitude. [in
Desconvenlénte, Inconvenient, discord.
Desconvenir, en, To disagree; be untike.
nversable, a. Unsocial. {pul
Desconvidár, ea. To disinvite; revoke, an-
pár, ca. To lop off the branches,
Descorazonamiénto, em, Lowness of spirita
Descorazonár, va. To tear out the heart;
dishearten, discourage.
Descorchadór, sm. Uncorker; robber. -
Descorchár, ea. To bark a cork-tree; un-
cork; rob, rifle.
Descordár, ca. To uncord an instrument.
Descorderár, va. To wean lambs.
Desconcertár, va. To discompose, confuse; | Descornár, ea. To dishorn. Descornar la
q E To disagree: be out! Aor, To discover the trick.
DES
DES
, om. To loosen the skin of the | Descublertamén
Descorreár.
raices Es me di (back
Descorregido, a. Incorrigible. :
Descorrur, ea. To flow; Flay idea draw
o iento . Fluxion, bra
Descortús, a. polite, uncivil, ill-bred,
coarse.
Descortesia, af Incivility, impoliteness.
Descortesménte, ad. Uncivilly, radely.
Deseortezadúra, Y. Descortezamiónto, em.
Decortication, stripping the bark.
Descortezár, ca. To divest of the bark; flay,
take off the crust; break in a horse; polish.
—er. To become civil and polite; do a
thing with erness.
Descosedúra, 47 Ripping, unseaming.
, va. To rip, unseam; disjoin, No
descoser los laltros, To keep a profound
Descoser la lengua,
silence. To give
loose to one's tongue. Aina
Descosidaménte, ad. Excessively, immod-
Descosido, an. Babbler, a teller of secrets.
Descosido, da, a. Ripped, unseamed, un-
stitched.
Descostillár, ta. To take out or break the
ribs.—er. To sprain one's back by a fall.
, ea. To take off the crust.
Descotár, va. To remove a restriction from
the use of any road or other property.
Descóte, sm. Exposure of the neck and
shoulders.
tamiénto, sm. Luxation; disloca-
tion; a pain through over-exertion.
Descoyuntár, ec. To disjoint; vex, molest.
—wr. To experience some violent motion.
Descrecéncia, £f. Decrement, decreasing.
Descrecér, ea. and » To grow less; fall,
subside ; w short.
Descrecimiénto, sm. Decrease, diminution.
Descrédito, em. Discredit. [abjure.
Descreér, ea. To disbelieve; deny due credit;
Descreido, da, a. Incredulons, miscreant,
Descrepascalár, ea. To remove the twilight.
Descrestár, ra. To take off tho crest.
Descriárse, or. To weaken; pine with desire.
Describir, ta. To draw, delineate; describe.
Descripción, £/. Delineation; description,
narration.
Descriptivo, va, a. Descriptive.
pata PP. Described.
Descrismar, ea. To give a blow on the head;
remove the chrism.—tr. To lose patience.
Descristiamár, ea. Y. D. r,
Descrito, ta, pp. Described.
Deseruzar. va. To undo the form of a cross,
Descuadernar, ta. To unbind; discom
Descuadrilládo, sm. Sprain in the haunch.
Descuadrilládo, da, a. Separated from the
rank or lines,
Descuadrillár, ca. To hough.—or. To be
sprained in the haunches. [frighten.
Descuajár, ca. To dissolve, liquefy; weed;
b o, em. Eradication,
ad. Manifestly, openly.
Descubiérto, sm. The whole of a discovery ;
part without roof; solemn exposition of
the sacrament; balance of accounts; a
deficlt. Al descubierto, Openly, mani-
festly. Dejar en descubterto, To leave
others to pay adebt. Estar or quedar en
descubierto, To be a defaulter.
Descubiérto, ta, a. Uncovered, forsaken,
forlorn.
Descubridéro, sm. An overlooking emi-
nence, [scout, spy.
Descubridór, ra, 4. Discoverer; investigator;
Descubrimiénto, em. Discovery ; disclosure.
Descubrir, va. To discover, disclose, show,
uncover; make visible; expose the sacra-
ment. Descu el campo, To recon-
noitre. Descubrir su pecho, To unbosom,
communicate secrets. Descubrir el cuer-
op expose to danger any part of the
.—or. To uncover the head, take off
tho hat. nence; haughtiness,
Descuéllo, am. Excessive stature; pre-emi-
Descuénto, sm. Discount, deduction, allow-
ance; diminution.
Descuernacábras, sm. Cold north wind.
Descuérno, em, Y. tre. (ly.
Descuidadamónte, ad. Carelessly, negligent-
Descuidádo, da, a. Carcloss, heodless, for-
getful; connivent, inattentive; idle; slov-
enly.
Descuidár, va. and n, To neglect, forget,
overlook; make easy; render careless.
Descutde Vd., Mako yourself easy.
Descuido, em. Carelessness, indolence, neg-
Iigence, omission, forgetfulness; over-
sight; inelvility ; val gh oH action; im-
prudence, immodesty. Al descuido y con
cuidado, With dissembling careleasness.
Desculár, ea. To break the bottom or end
of a thing. [affected elegance.
Doscultizár, ca. To free a writer's style from
Descumbrádo, da, a. Levol, plain.
Descumplir, ra. Not to fulfil one's duty.
Desdár, va. To untwist a rope.
Désdo, prep. Since, after, from. Desde aquí,
From th age Desde luego, Thereupon,
immediately. Desde entónces, Since then.
Desde niño, From one's childhood.
Deadecir, va. To chargo with falsehood.—
en. To degenerate; differ; fall to ruin.—
er. To gainsay, retract.
Desdén, sm. Disdain, contempt. Al desden,
Affectedly careless; insult. de
la una, Frowns of fortane,
Desdentádo, a. Toothless.
Desdentár, va. To draw teeth,
Desdeñáble, a. Ro et
Desde taaanente, ad.
Desdoñár, va. To disdain, scorn; exasperate,
—or. To be disdainful; be reserved.
despicable.
y» scorne
estroying of| Desdefiosaménte, ad. Disdainfully, con-
weeds. borra de
Descuarteládo. A’ un descuartelado, (Nau.) | Desdeñóso, sa, G. Disdainfal; fastidious.
Abaft the beam.
Desdevanár, ca. To unwind or undo a clew.
Descuartizár, ca. To quarter; carve at table. | Desdicha, e Misfortune, calamity, ill-luck.
Descubiérta, af, Pie without upper crust;} Desdichadaménte, ad. Unfortunately, un-
m
Solar inspection of a citadel. A’ la
» Openly, clearly.
ha
ily.
D tehado, da, a. Uniortanate, pulacky:
DES
Desdoblár, va. To unfold, spread open; ex-
plain.
Desdonádo, da, a. Insipid, foolish, clownísh,
Desdonár, ea. To take back a present.
encores va. To take off the gilding; tar-
nish
Desdóro, am. Dishonor, blemish, stigma.
Deseáble, a. Desirable.
Deseableménte, ad. Desirously.
Deseadór, ra, 8. Desirer, wisher.
, ca. To desiro, wish, long for; re-
quire, demand. [tion, drying.
Desecación, 8f. Desecamiénto, em. oca-
Desecánte, pa. and 8. Drying, drier; desic-
cant.
Desecár, va. To dry, desiccate; detain.
Desecativo, va, a. Desiccative, drying.—sm,
Doscchadenenee ad, Vilely, despicab!
amónte, a ely, despicably.
Desechado, da, a. and pp. Rofused, ad:
ed, rejected ; outcast.
Desechár, va, To do reciate; condemn; re-
ject; expel; reprobate; fling away.
Desécho, sm. Residue, remainder; refuse,
offal; dis (seizure.
ecutár, va. To raise a sequestration or
Desellár, ea. To unseal.
Desembalár, ea, To unpack. [descent.
Desemballestár, va. (Falc.) To dispose to a
Desom , 04 To empty a basket;
talk at random; draw the sword.—vr.
To break loose, escapo.
Desembarazadaménte, ad. Freely, without
embarrassment, [easy.
Desembarazádo, da, a, Free, pida Sy
Desem , ca, To disembarrass, »
disengage, remove an impediment; extri-
cate; expedite.—or. To be extricated from
difficulties.
Desembarázo, em. Disembarrassment; dis-
encumbrance, extrication: froedom to act.
Desembarcadéro, em. Landing-place; key.
Desembarcádo, sm. Discharged sailor.
Desombarcér, va. and =. To unload; land;
alight; terminate in a landing-place.
pacer om Anne. pri .
extra wages for premature harge ;
Landing-place of stairs; invasion. ;
Desembargadaménte, ad. Freely.
ee ór, em. A chief magistrate in
O!
Desembargár, va. To raise an embargo or
sequestration; remove impediments.
Desembárgo, sm. Removal of an impedi-
ment; raising an embargo. (shore.
Desembárque, sm. Landing, coming on
Rees ea. To clear a thing from mud
or clay.
Desembanulár, ea. To empty a trunk; speak
one's mind frecly; disclose one's thoughts.
DES
Deen boars Y. (Prov.) Female that
picks the cocoons from the leaves,
a f ae do: ‘th la os expend.
of 8 m the leaves.
Desembolsár, ea, To empty a purse; dis-
Desembólso, an, Disbursement, expendi-
tare. —wvr. To grow sober.
ra cir nT pps qee
esem er. To get out o
Desembozár, ca. To unmuffie or uncover
the face; unravel. [dom of speech.
Desembózo, sm, Uncovering the face; free-
Desembravecér, oa. To tame, domesticate.
Desembravecimiénto, am, Taming or re-
claiming from wildness.
Desombrazár, ca. To throw weapons; take
from the arms. toxication, sobcred.
Desembriagádo, da, a. Recovered from in.
Desembriagir, va. To cure from intoxies
tion.—er. To grow sober.
Desembridér, va. To unbridle a horse.
Desembrollár, ea. To unravel, disentangle;
extricate. [disclose one's secrets.
Desembuchár, ca. To disgorge; unbosom,
Desembudár, oa. To draw out, as if through
a funnel.
Desemejable, a. Dissimilar; strong, large.
o ádo, de, a. Different, unlike; bor:
e,
Desemejante, a. Dissimilar, unlike.
Desemejanteménte, ad. Dissimilarly.
Desemejánza, 4/. Disslmilitude,
Desemejar, en. To be unlike.—ta. To
disguiso. [calm, be sppeasen,
Desempacér, ea. To nnpack.—or. To grow
Desempachár, oa To make the stomach
discharge.—or. To grow bold; putin order.
Desempácho, sm. Forwardness, assurance.
Desemp: r, va. To clean one's palate, te
move nausea; clear of stagnant water.
Desempañár, ca. To take away the clouts
and swaddling-clothes; clean a
looking-glass.
Desempapelár, va. To unwrap,
Desempaquetár, ea. To unpack.
Desomparejár, va, To unmatch.—on To
part, be se
Desemparvár, va. To heap up thrashed gras.
Desempatár, va. To make unequal; explain,
clear up.
Desempedradór, em, One who unpaves
Desempedrár, ea. To unpave; a
place. Jr pedrando la calle, 10
walk very rapidly.
Deempers va. To unglue. ut
Desempoñádo, da, a. Free or clear of de
Desempeñár, va. To redeem; clear from
debt; perform any duty ; acquit; rid
To extricate one's self, Desempeña
de la tierra, To claw off, stand off shore.
Desembebecérse, vr. To recover the use of | Desempéño, em. Redeeming; confirmation;
one's senses. [ceree,
Desembebér, en, (Prov.) V. Desembebe-
Desembelosárse, or. To recover from amaze-
ment. [canal, do.
Desembocadéro, sm. Mouth of a river, of a
Desembocadara, % V. Desembocadero.
Desembocár, on. To disembogue; sail out
El Aa strait; break out into a violent pas-
on.
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performance; discharge; perfection.
Desempeorarse, or. To recover from
ness.
Dosemperezár, en. To relinquish
Desempolvoradúra, £ Dusting.
Desempolvorár, ea. 'To dust. y
pesa cgi oa, ete connie ’
cure any disordinate passio.
Deeempotrar, ea. To remove the staya %
sick-
ol
DES
DES
Desempulgadúra, 4/. Tho unbending of a! Desencuadernár, ea. To unbind. V. Des-
'w. cuade
bo
Desempulgár, ea. To unbend a bow.
Desenalbardár, ca. To take off a pack-saddle,
Desenamorár, ca. To destroy love or affec-
tion.—er. To lose love; yield up one's
opinion.
Desencabalgar, va. To dismount cannon,
> 5,
Desencabestradúra, q/. The disentangling of | Desenfadádo, da, a, Appeased
a beast from the halter. halter.
Desencabestrár, ca. To disentangle from
Desencadenár, ea. To unchain, break loose ;
dissolve all connection.
[the
Desencajamiénto, Desencáje, sm. Disjoint-
edness; luxation. (of place
Desencajár, va. To disjoint, take or put out
Desen , va. To unpack a box.
Desen rinár, ea. To remove dizziness,
or dre e rn
Desencalcár, ea. To loosen what was caked.
Desencallár, va, To set a abip afloat.
Desencaminár, va. To lose one's way, go
astray; deviate from rectitude.
Desencantamiénto, em. V. Desecanto.
Desencantár, ea. To disenchant.
Deseneantaración, y. Act and
drawing lots.
tarár, ea. To draw lots for candi-
dates; withdraw as incompetent.
Desencánto, Tt Ace io , E
Desencapotad af. Act o pping off a
Desencapotár, ea. To strip one of his cloak
or great-cost; uncover, make manifest;
keep up the head of a horse; cock up the
eara.—or. To aside frowns, Desen-
capotares el , To clear up.
Ep va, To dissuade from error
or prejadice.
Do ea. To Lal ma od set
rty; extricate from es,
Desencarecer, ea. To lower the price.
Desencarnir, ca. To prevent dogs from eat-
ing game; lose an affection for any thing.
Desencastér, va. To deteriorate a race; lose
caste.
Desencastillár, ta. To drive out of a castle;
manifest; exorcise; deprive of power, or
favor. [open ; disclose.
Desencerrár, ea. To free from confinement;
Desencintár, ea. To untie, loosen.
Desenclavér, va. To draw out nalls, V.
, To put one violently out of
his place.
Desenclavijár, va. To take out pins or pegs,
as of a musical instrument.
, va. To unfold.—er,. To lay
aside bashfalness.
Desencogimiénto, sm. Disembarrassment,
freedom from lexity.
Desencolár, va. To unglue. [peased.
Desencolerizárse, or. To grow calm, be ap-
Desenconár, va. To remove inflammation ;
moderate one's passion.—or. To become
Desencón Matas passi
O, em. og or on.
Desencordar, ta. To unstring, asen strings.
Desencordelár, va, To loosen, or take away | Dese:
Topes,
Desencorvár, oa. To straighten.
Desencrespár, va, To uncurl, unfrizzle.
rnar.
Desendemoniár, Desendiablár, ea. To ex-
orcise, drive out an evil spirit.—or. To
moderate one's nar
Desendiosár, ea. To humble vanity.
Desenfadadéras, q/. pl. Tener desenfada-
deras, Means to get out of difficulties,
; free, unem-
barrassed ; wide. [am 3
Desenfadir, va. To appease.—or. To be
Desenfido, sm, Freedom, ease; relaxation. -
Desenfaldár, va, To let fall the train of a
gown.
Desenfamár, ea. V. Disfamar. [mud.
Dese , 06, To cleanse, clear from
Desenfardár, Desenfardelár, va, To unpack
bales ; unbale. [error.
Desenfatuár, va. To undeceive, free from
Desenfrailár, en. To leave the monastic
life; apostatize. [centiously.
Desenfrenadaménte, ad. Ungovernably, li-
Desenfrenádo, da, a. Ungoverned, unbri-
dled, licentious, wanton.
Desenfrenamiénto, Desenfreno, sm. Unru-
linesa, wantonnese, licentiousness. De-
senfreno de vientre, Sudden and violent
looseness,
Desenfrenér, ea. To unbridle.—or. To give
loose to one's passions; fly into a violent
passion.
Desenfundár, va. To take out of a pillow-
case or other bag, unbag. i
Dese érse, or. To grow calm or quiet.
Desenganchár, va. To unhook ; esa,
Dese énte, ad. Truly, ingenuous-
ly, cealys awkwardly, without care,
scurvily.
Desengabido, da, a. Undecelved, disabused.
Desengañadór, em. Undeceiver.
Desengañár, va. To undeceive, free from
error, set right. [a person or beast.
Desengañifár, va. To free from the claws of
Desengáño, sm. Detection of error; unde-
sae ; the naked truth ; censure; warn-
ng.
Desengarrafár, oa. To disengage from claws.
Desengarzár, va. To unravel, unstring.
Desengastár, va. To take a diamond out of
its ep a
Desengoznár, va, To unhinge; disjoint.
Desengrasár, va. To take out the grease.
Desengrosár, va. To attenuate, mako lean,
debilitate. mat or paste,
Desengrudamiónto sm. The a off of
Desengrudár, va, To scrape or rub off paste,
Desenhadár, va. To remove disgust.—or.
To be pes [unravel.
Desenhebrár, va. To untbread ; explain,
Desenhornár, ea. To take out of the oven.
Desenjaezár, va. To unharness, unsaddlo.
Desenjalmár, va. To unharness mules or
horses,
Desenjaulár, va. To uncage.
Desenjecutár, va. (Lar V. Desejecutar.
Desenlabonár, va. To unlink.
nláce, em. Denouement of a play ; con-
clusion, unravelling of an affair.
Desenladrillár, va. To take up floor-tiles or
bricks, qe
DES
DES
Desenlazár, va. To unlace, untie knots;
distinguish. pavement.
nlosur, va. To take up the tlags of a
Desenlutár, va. To leave off mourning;
banish sorrow. [cate ; explain.
Desenmarañár, ta, To disentangle; extri-
Desenmohecúr, ca. To clear from rust;
make manifest. [ment of speech.
orga fee To rome. an ibe:
ojár, ea. To appease, allay passlon.—
or. ts amuse onere self; make friends,
Desenójo, am. Reconciliation, appoasable-
ness,
Desenojóso, sa, a, Appeasing, reconciling.
Desenredir, vu. To Ulsentanglo; extricate;
cloar ; t in order.—or. To oxtricate
one's self. [ment.
nrédo, sm. Disentangloment; denouc-
Desenrollár, ta. To unroll. V, Desarrollar.
ronár, ea. To remove the rubbish.
Desenroñecér, ca. To remove rust; polish
the manners. - noes
Desonronquecér, ea, To free from hoarse-
Desenroscár, va. To untwist.
Desensabanár, va. To change or tako off the
sheots; remove impediment.
Desensafiir, ca. To appease, pacify.
Desensartár, va, To unthread, unstring.
Desensebár, ta. To take away fat or its
taste; leave off work for a short time, to
draw breath. [or bosom.
Desensenár, va. To take out of the breast
Dese Ado, da, a. Untanght.
Desenseñár, va. (Little us.) To unlearn.
Desensillár, va, To unsaddle,
Desensoberbecérse, or. To become humble.
Desensortijádo, da, 4. Uncurlod.
Desentablár, va. To tako off planks; dis-
turb; embroil, interrupt friendly inter-
course. bend a cable.
Desentalengár, Desontalingár, va. To un-
Deco ains, eva. To free a ditch from
mud.
Desentendórse, er. To feign not to under-
stand ; not to take notice.
Desentendido, a, Unmindful, pretend-
ing ignorance. Z/acerse el dovnleña ido,
To wink at a thing. {digs up.
Desenterradór, em. He who disinters or
Desenterramiénto, am. Disinterment.
Dosenterrár, va. To unbury, disinter; recall
to memory; slander. [desd.
Desentierramuórtos, 8772, Calumniator of the
Desentoldár, va. To take away the awning;
strip off ornaments.
Desentonación, 4/ Dissonance.
Desentonadaménte, ad. Unharmoniously.
Desontonado, da, a. Out of tune, discordant.
Desontonamiénto, sm. Dissonance, discord.
Desentonár, ca. To humble, wound tho
pride.—von. To be out of tune.—er. To
speak in a rude or uncouth tone of voice.
Desentóno, am. Disharmony; a rude tone
of voice,
Desentornillár, va. To unscrew.
Desentorpecér, va. To free from torpor;
restore motion to torpid limba.—or. To
become lively, smart. Seiden
Desentrañádo, da, a Disembowelled, evis-
nas va. To evisccrate; penetrate
into the most difficult matters.—er. To
give away all one's fortune out of love.
Desentristecér, fa. To banish sadness.
Desentronizár, ea, V. Destronar. To de-
prive of power.
Desentumecér, 07. To free from numbness.
Desentumir, ca, To free from torpor.
Dosenvainár, ca. To unsheath; expose to
view.—en. To strip, undress. sails.
Desenvelejar, va. To strip a vessel of her
gan ca, To e off filles or
Dosenvergár, ea. (Nau.) To unbend a sail.
Desenvoltira, 4 Sprightliness; effrontery;
lewdness ; 1 delivery.
Desenvolvedér, em, Unfolder, investigator.
Desenvolvór, ea. To unfold, unroll; un-
ravel.—or. To be fi
, | Desenvuclta, a. Forward woman.
Desenvueltaménte, ad. Impudontly, licen-
tiously; expeditiously. [centious.
Desen vuelto, ta, a. Forward, impudent, le
Deseuzarzár, ca. To disentangle from bram-
bles.
Deséo, am. Destre, wish, mind, liking, lust.
a. mee ida del deseo, According to one’s
ry ,
eager.
Deseóso, sa, a. Desirons, longing; greedy,
Desequido, da, a. Dry. "Y. Resequido.
Dosorrajar, vom. (Mex) ‘To break or f
oserrajár, on. (Mex.) To or force
open. Le al un pistoletaso, He
fired at him with a pistol.
Desertar, ea. To desert ; separate; abandon.
Desertares ú, To fall over.
Desertór, em. Deserter; forsaker, fugitive.
Deservicio, sm. Disservice; fault.
Deservidór, em. He who fails in serving
another. [disserve.
Deservir, ca. Not to perform one's duty, to
FT oa. To cut the links of a
chain.
Desespaldár, va. To wound the shoulder.
Desesperación, af Despondency, despair,
desperation ; displeasure, r. Be uaa
desesperacion, It is un le.
Desesperadaméónte, ad. Des y ; des-
perately, madly. opeless.
Desesperido, da, a. Desperate, despaired,
Desesperádo, am. Desperate, despairer.
Desesperanzádo, da, €. Hopeless.
Desesperanzár, oa. To deprive of hope.
Desesperár, en, To despair.—ea. To make
one despatr, doprivo of hope.—er. To de-
spond; fret, be grievously vexed.
Desesterár, va. To take off the mats.
Desestéro, sm, The taking off the mata, and
the time to do it.
Desestima, 4/. V. Desestimacion,
Desestimación, 4/. Disesteem, disrespect,
Desestimadór, ra, 8, Contemner, despiser.
Desestimár, va. To disregard, contemn.
Desestivár, va. (Nan.) To alter the stowage.
airs wl va. To ane
Desfalcár, ea. To defaicate, cut off; peca-
Desfalcazár, va, To untwist a rope, make
oskum. eparez
Desfálco, sm. Diminution; defalcation;
Desfallecér, en, To pine, fall away; falnt—
oa. To weaken, debilitate.
DES
Deaíalleciénte, pa. Pining, languish
Desfallecimiénto, em. Languor;
of mind. [er.
Desfavorecedór, ra, a. Disfavorer; contemn-
Desfavér, em. Disfavor. [pose.
Desfavorecér, ca. To disfavor; despise; op-
D ón, Y. Desfiguramiénto, sm. De-
esfiguraci ne eur
, 0a. To disfigure, deform, spoil ;
ise; misrepresent; cloud.—or. To
be disfigured. ,
¡e pk ea, To unsettle, remove.
bar, ca. V. Deshilachar.
De ee To dello arch off by fil
en. To defile; m off by files.
Desflecár, va. To remove the flakes of wool.
Desflemación, q. Dephlegmation.
oan oe To dephlegmate—en. To
brag,
Desflocér, ea. To ravel out the ends of staff.
Desfloración, 2/. Defloration.
Desfloramiénto, em. Violation, ravishment.
, oa. To pull up flowers; deflower,
violate; tarnish.
Deaflorecér, en. To lose the flower.
Desflorecimiénto, em. Falling of flowers.
Desfogár, ca. To vent, open a draft; temper
or moderate passion.—er. To vent one's
anger. [vent of a cannon.
Desfogonár, e bed hs or Pina the
ra ps eo venting out of passion,
Desfolonár, ea. To strip off useless leaves.
Desfondár, ca. To take off, break, or pene-
trate the bottom of a ship.
Desformár, va. To disfigure, deform.
Desfortalecér, ea. To dismantle a fortress.
, oa. To unbridle. V. Desenfre-
nar,
Desfratér, ca. To gather all the fruit; enjoy
or to gain advantage; produce fruit; ex-
haust a soil; profit by.
A te, am. Use, enjoyment.
Desfundár, ca, V. Desenfundar,
Desgiire, em. A graceless mien; slovenli-
ness; scornful gesture. Al desgaire,
Affectedly careless.
Desgajadúra, af. Tearing off a branch.
ár, ea, To lop off the branches;
break in pleces.—or. To be separated;
be torn in pieces. Desgajaree el cielo,
To rain exceasively. place.
Desgalgadéro, sm, A rugged declivous
Desgalgádo, da, a. Precipitated ; light, thin,
raiaryick ca. To precipitate; throw down
h ong. [aversion.
Desgána, af. Disgust, want of appetite;
, ea. To deprive of the wish of
doing something.—er. To do with re-
luctance ; lose the appetite.
Deaganchár, va. To lop off the branches,
Deszañifárse, Desgañitárse, or. To shriek,
Desgargamilládo, da, a, (Prov.) V. Destdt
o, da, a. (Prov.) Y. o-
ndria. [
so and Ma bawlin
társe, or. To become hoarse wi
pr en oa. To shed the seed.
ar, on. and or. (Nau.) To lose the
course; give upad
énte, ad. Impudently bare-
facedly.
G2
ing.
dejection
DES
a. Licentio dissolute;
a ee
Desgarradór, ra, 8, Tearer.
Desgarrad . Rent, laceration, break.
rrár, va, To rend, tear; claw.—or. To
thdraw from ones company; give
loose to one's passions. — *
em. Laceration, rent; effrontery ;
minal levity; fanfaronade, boast.
n, om, A large rent or hole; piece
torn off,
Desgastár, va, To consume by d :
corrode, gnaw; pervcrt—or. To debill-
tate one's self. {catmint.
Desgatár, ca. To destroy cats; root out
Desgaznatárse, vr. V. Desgaiitaree. :
Desglosár, ca. To blot out a note or com-
ment, comment.
Desglóse, am. Act of blotting out a note or
Desgobernádo, da, a. Ll-governed, ungov-
a Act of nin
ra, & Act of confining a vein
Desgobernár, va. To disturb the order of
government; misgovern ; dislocate ; bar
a vein; not to steer steadily.—or. To af-
fect reg motions.
Desgo o, 877. Misman ent, misgov-
ernment; misrule; baring a vein.
Desgolletár, ea. To break off tho neck of a
bottle, &c.; cut off slopingly the fore part
ee a Pr y [otr de,
esgonzár, va. V. Desgosnar, To un e,
Desgorrarse, or. To pull off one's ren
hat. {tar.
Desgotár, va. To drain off water. V. Ago-
Desgote, sm. V. Descote.
ár, va. To unbinge, disjoint.—or,
To be dislocated; be torn in pieces; dis-
tort the body with violent motions,
Desgrácia, 4f Misfortune, adversity; en-
mity ; unpleasantness. Correr con des-
gracia, ES pe eee Oat en dep-
gracia, To be disgrac appily.
ladaménte, ad. Unfortunatel irá
aciádo, da, a. Unfortunate, unlucky,
miserable; out of favor; ungrateful.
Desgraciár, on. V. Malograr.—or. To dis-
co, fall out with one; be out of order;
egenerate; be unfortunate.
Desgrado, da, rent inicios A’ desgrado,
Grievously, de ingly. [the root,
Desgramár, va, To pull up ic-grass by
Desgranár, ca. To get out the grain from
the ear; kill; scatter about.—or. To wear
away. [the grain,
Desgranzár, ca. To separate the chaff from
Desgreñár, va. To evel the hair; dis-
D
compose, disturb.
Desguarnecér, va. To al off trimmings;
deprive of strength ; arness ; disarm ;
disgarrison.
Desguarnir, va. (Nau.) To unrig the capstan.
Desgnazar, ea. To cut asunder timber or
w
Desguince, sm. The knife which cuts rags
in paper-mills.
Desguindár, ea. (Nau.) To take and bring
down.—tr. To slide down by a rope.
inzár, va. To cut rags in paper-mills,
Deshabitádo, da, a. a cee
DES DES
Deshabitér, va. To quit one's house; de- | Deshonestaménte, ad. Dishonorably ; lewd-
populate. ly. [form.—or. To be insolent, saucy.
Deshabituación, e Disuse, disusage. Deshonestár, va. To dishonor, disgrace; de-
Deshabituár, va. To disaccustom, disuse. | Deshonestidád, ef. Im y, indecency;
Deshacedór, em. Undoer.
Deshacér, va. To undo, destroy; consume;
cancel; efface; rout; melt; cutup; lessen;
discharge troops.—or. To grieve; excuse
one's self; disappear; mollify ; he fer-
ble. Deshacerse en lagrimas, To burst
into tears. Deshacer agravios, To re-
venge or redress injuries, Deshacerse
To get rid of. [níture.
Doshalajár, ca. To anfurnish, deprive of fur-
Desháldo, sm. Cutting of dry honey-combs.
Desharrapádo, da, a. Shabby, ragged, in tat-
to
rs.
Desharrapamiénto, em, Misery, meanness.
Deshobillár, va. To unbuckle,
Deshebrar, va. To unthread ; separate into
filaments; shed a flood of tears.
Deshécha, 4f Fiction, evasion; a polite fare-
woll; burden of a song; step in a dance.
rata deshecha, Dissemblingly ; deceit-
y.
Deshechizár, oa. To disenchant,
Deshécho, cha, a. Undone, destroyed, wast-
od; melted. Borrasca , A vio-
lent tal ate Fuga deshecha, A precip-
itate flight
Deshelár, va. To thaw; overcome one's ob-
stinacy.—or. To thaw; melt. [herbs.
Deshorbár, oa. To pluck up or extirpate
ES rOdación, Y. Disheritance, disinherit-
ng.
Desheredamiénto, em. Disinheriting.
Desheredár, ea, To disinherit; deprive of
inttuence.—or. To degenerate.
Doshermanár, va. To unmatch.—or, To vio-
late brotherly love.
Desherradúra, 8/. (Veter.) Sarbating, injury
one by being unshod. [horse-shoes.
Desherrar, tu. To unchain; take off the
Desherrumbrár, va. To clear a thing of rust.
Deshiclo, em. Thaw.
Deshilachár, va. To ravel. cocoons,
Deshiladiz, em. (Prov.) Refuse of silk, or
Deshiládo, am. Open work, embroidery.
Deshiládo, da, «. hing ín a file, A' la
deshtiada, In file, stealthily; deceftfully.
Deshiladúra, 4f. Ripping, ravelling out.
Desbilár, oa. To ravel; convert into fila-
ments; distract bees.
Deshilo, em. Forcing bees to another hive.
Deshincadúra, pS Caeser unnailing.
Deshincfr, va. To draw a nail; unfasten.
Destinchadúra, af Abating a swelling.
Deshinchár, ca. To reduce a swelling; ex-
pain the cause of one’s displeasure.—or.
o be removed;
Deshojadór, am. A stripper of leaves,
Deshojar, ea. To strip off the leaves; dis-
play rhetorical elegance; deprive of hope.
Deshollejar, va. To peel, pare, strip off the
husk. rush; examine carefully.
Deshollinador, 6. Chimney-sweeper; soot-
Deshollinár, ea. Tosweep chimneys; change
clothes; examine attentively.
Deshombrecúrse, es. (Prov.)To shrug up the
mo
de, | Deshonradamente,
lewdness; dishonesty.
Deshonésto, ta, 4. Immodest, unchaste, lewd;
unreasonable; saucy. insalt,
Deshonér, em. Dishonor, disgrace; injury,
Ea Ye Dishonor, disgrace; seduction.
Deshonrabuénos, ot. Calumniator, libeller;
degenerate. shamefully.
ad. Dishonorably,
Deshonradór, am. Dishonorer, seducer; dis
gracer. [duce.
Deshonrár, ea. To affront; dishonor; se-
prcehonniec, sa, A. Dishonorable, indecent,
ow.
Deshóra, q. An unseasonable time, A’ des-
hora or 4 deshoras, Unseasonably ; ex-
temporary.
Deshospodaralónto em. Laboapitality.
nto, em. In ity.
Doshuesár, oa. To bono; rid of hones,
Deshumáno, na, A (Little us.) Inhuman.
Deshumedecér, oa. and er. To dry; exsic-
cate.
Desideráble, a. Desirable.
Desidia, 4/. Idleness, laziness, indolence.
Desidtosaménte, ad. Indolently, idly.
Desidióso, sa, a. Lazy, idle, indolent.
Desiérto, ta, a. Deserted, uninhabited, waste.
Desiérto, am, Desert, wilderness.
Designación, af Designation. (name,
Designár, va. To design, purpose; appoint;
Designativo, va, €. (Little us.) Designative.
Designio, sm. Design, intention; road.
Dosiguál, a. Unequal, unlike; uneven, crag»
gy; arduous; excessive.
Desigualar, ca. To make unequal, mismatch.
—vr. To excel, surpass.
Desigualdád, Desiguateza, ef Inequality;
inconstancy; wrong; unevenness. A
Desigualmónte, ad. Unequally, oddly.
Desimaginár, va. To blot out from the mind.
—tn. To be unconcerned,
Desimpresionar, va. To undeceive.
Desinclinár, ea, To disincline.
from society. efface
Desindiciár, ca. (Little us.) To blot
Desinéncia, ef Termination, end.
Desinficionár, ea. To disinfect.
Desinflamár, ea. To remove inflammation.
Desinsaculación, ef Act of drawing lots,
Desinsaculár, Desinsecular, ta. To draw lots,
Desinterés, Desinteresamiénto, am. Disin-
terestedness,
Desinteresadaménte, ad. Disinterestedly.
Desinteresádo, da, a. Disinterested, impar-
tial. [intestines,
Desintestinár, ca. To eviscerate, extract the
Desisténcia, af V. Desistimiento.
Desistimiónto, a. Desistance, cessation.
Desistir, rn. To desist; leave off, give up.
out or
Desjarretadéra, ef Houghing-knife. en.
Deasjarretar, va. To hough hams ; weak-
Desjarróte, em. Act of hough (thing.
Desjugir, va. To extract the Juice from any
Desjuntamiénto, om. Separation, disjuno-
tion.
DES DES
ntár, ea. To divide, separate, part. gare Seow oa. To root up vines; loosen
Dedertr va, To retract on oath. the shoe-strings. 7 ” (mail.
Deslabonár, ea. To unlink, separate; de-| Desmalladór, sm. Ho who breaks a coat of
stroy.—er. To withdraw, retire,
Desladrillár. oa. V. Desenladriliar,
Deslamár, oa. To clear of mud.
Deslastrár, ea. To unballast a ship.
Desiatir, ea. To take ont the laths.
Deslavádo, da, a. o barefaced.
Deslavadúra, 47. Washing.
Deslavár, Deslavazár, va. To wash; wet;
wash out. Cara deslacada, A pale, puny
Deslazamiénto, es. Disjunction, dissolution.
Deslazár, ea. To unlace, untie.
Desleál, a. slap hrs : dious, faithless.
Deslealménte, Dis oyally, treacherously.
Deslealtád, sf Disloyalty, treachery, perfidy.
Deslechér, ca. To remove the leaves from
silk-wormas.
Deslécho, sm. Act of cleansing silk-worms.
Deslechugadér, sm. Vine-dreseer, pruner.
Deslechugár, Deslechuguillár, ca. To prune.
Desleidara, ef Dilution, making thin or
weak. [dissolve.
Desleir, ca. To dilute, make thin or weak,
Deslendrár, ea. To clear the hair of nits.
Desle o, da, a. Loquacious, a ay
ee ous dence.
Desle sabe em, uacity, impu-
Deslenguár, ca. To cut out the tongue.—er.
To talk ill of, slander.
Desliár, ea. To untie, loose.
Deslizgadúra, ¥. Digjunction, untying.
Desligár, ra. To loosen, untie; disentangle;
absolve from ecclesiastical censure.
Deslindadór, em. He who marks boundaries.
Deslindamiénto, sm. Demarcation.
Deslindár, ra. To mark limits; clear up.
Deslinde, em. Demarcation.
, oa. To clean cloth before prese-
in
Desliz, em. Slip, sli ping; a false step, fault;
waste of quicksilver in smelting.
Deslizable, a. That which can slip or slide.
Deslizadéro, em. A slippery place.
Deslizadizo, za, a. Slippery: slíppy, lubricous,
Deslizami¢nto, em. Slip, slipping.
Deslizár, en. To slip, slide; act carelessly.
De«lomad Gra, ¥. Act of breaking the back.
Deslomar, ca. To break the back, strain the
loins. No se deslomará, He will not over-
work himself. [gantly.
Deslucidaménte, ad. Ungracefully, inele-
Deslucido, da, a. Unadorned, awkward;
useless. [dor.
Deslucimiénto, am. Disgrace, want of splen-
Deslucir, va. To tarnish. (Met) To obscure
one's merit. (dazzling; hallucination.
Deslumbramiénto, Deslúmbre, snm. Glare;
Deslumbrar, va. To dazzle the sight; puzzle,
Deslustradór, sm. Tarnisher.
Deslustrár, ca. To tarnish; obscure; blast
one's reputation. [nominy.
Dealústre, sm. Spot or stain; disgrace, ig-
Deslustróso, sa, a. Unbecoming, ugly.
Desmadejamiónto, 87. Languishment, Jan-
guidness.
Desmadejár, va. To enervate, produce lan-
guor.—or. To languish, be enervated.
Desmalladúra, 4/ Breaking a coat of mail.
Desmallár, ca. To destroy a coat of mail.
Desmamár, va. V. Destetar.
onár, ea. To cut off young shoots.
ae, em. Misfortune, disaster; misbe-
or.
Desmanárse, or. To stray from a flock or herd.
Desmandádo, da, a. V. Desobediente.
Desmandamién em. Countermanding ;
disorder, irregularity.
Desmandár, ra. To countermand ; to revoke
a —er. To transgress the bounds;
disband; go astray.
Desmaneár. ta. To unfetter.
Desmangamiénto, Desmángue, em. Taking
off the handle. thing.
Desmangár, ca. To take off the handle of a
Desmanotádo, da, a. Unhandy, awkward.
Desmantecár, va. To take off the butter.
Desmanteládo, da, a. Dismantlod, ruinous.
Desmantelár, va. To dismantle; forsake;
unmast,
Desmáña, 4/. Clumsiness; idleness, laziness.
Desmañádo, da, a. Unhandy, clumsy; lazy,
idle. marafar.
Desmarañár, ea, To disentangle. V. Desen-
Desmarojadér, em. He who takes off the
rind of olivea,
Desmarojar, va. To take the rind from olives.
Desmarrido, Ine Sad, dejected, exhausted,
Desmatár, ta. V. Descuajar.
Desmayadaménte, ad. Weakly, ge ii
Desmayádo, da, a. Swooned; O, Wan;
dismayed.
Desmayár, en. To be dispirited or faint-
hearted.—ca. To dismay, o Tht To
faint, swoon. ismay.
Desmáyo, am. Swoon; ken of strength ;
Desmazaládo, da, a. Weak, dejected, spirit-
ess,
Desmedidaménte, ad. Disproportionably.
Desmedido, da, a. Unproportionable.
Desmedirse, or. V. Deemandarse and Ex-
cederse. [impair, deteriorate.
Desmedrár, en. To decrease, decay.—oa. To
Desmédro, sm. Diminution, decay, detri-
ment. [or. To decay, decline.
Desmejorár, va. To debase, make worse.—
Desmelancolizár, oa. To cheer, enliven.
Desmelár, va. To take the honey from a
hiv
ve.
Desmelenár, va, To dishevel, discompose
the hair. [memberment, division.
Desmembración, Desmembradúra, af. Dis-
Desmembrador, ra, 8. Divider, one who dis-
members.
Desmembramiénto, sm. Dismemberment.
Desmembrar, oa. To dismember; separate,
divide.
Desmemoriárse, er. To be forgetful, forget.
Desmenguár, va. To lessen; defalcate. V,
Menguar,
Desmentida, af. The act of giving the lie.
Desmentidór, emt..He who convicts of a
falsehood. surpass,
Desmentir, ca. To give the lie; counterfeit;
Desmenuzáble, a. Brittle, casil
y crumbled.
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Desmenuzedór, ra, 8. A scrutator or investi-
r.
Domcnaske va. To crumble; examine mi-
nutely.—er. To crumble, fall into small
leces.
Dosmeoilár, oa. To take out tho marrow.
Desmerecedór, am. An unworth
serving D. worthy.
Desmarsoler oak To demerit, become un-
Destmerecimiénto, em. Demerit, unworthi-
ness. [lence.
Desmesúra, af Excees; impudence, inso-
Desmesuradaménte, ad. Immeasurably.
Desmesurádo, da, a. Immeasurable; huge.
Desmesurár, va. To disorder, perturbate.—
or. To be forward, be impudent.
Desmigajár, va. and er. To crumble, com-
minute.
Desmigár, va. To crumble bread.
Desminuir, ea, To diminish, V. Disminuir.
Desmirriádo, da, a. Lean, exhausted; melan-
at be
Deamocha, 4. Lopping or ontting off; dim-
inution.
Desmochir, ea. To lop off, mutilate; unhorn.
Desmóche, am. Truncation, mutilation.
daros em, Heap of tbings lopped or
cut off.
Desmogár, on. To cast the horns, as deer.
Desmógue, em. Act of casting the horns, in
deer. : nders.
Desmoládo, da, a. Toothless, having no
ontár, oa. To dismount; fell wood;
uncock fire-arms.—cn, To dismount,
alight. [a wood.
Desmónte, em. Felling of timber; clearing
Desmoñár, va. To undo or loosen the hafr.
Desmoralización, ¢f Demoralization, cor-
ruption. [praved.
Desmoralizádo, a. Demoralized, de-
Desmoralizár, va. To demoralize, corrupt.
Desmoronadizo, za, a. Easily mouldoro
Desmoronár, va. To destroy
by líttlo and
little; cause to dwindle.—or. Po monlder,
fall (the grapes.
Deamostir, ca. To separate the must from
Desmotadéra, y Woman employod to take
off knots and coarse nape from cloth.
Desmotadór, ra, a. Person employod in
taking off knots from cloth.
Desmotar, 09. To clear cloth of knota,
Desmuélo, sm. Want or loss of grinders,
Desmngerár, va. To separate from a wife.
Desmugradór, sm. Instrument to clean wool
of grease,
Desm , o@ To clean wool or cloth o
Desmuir, oa. To pick ollves,
Desmullir, va. To discompose any thing soft.
Desmuradór, em. A mouser, cat. (walls.
Desmurár, ca, To exterminate rats; ruin
Desnarigádo, da, a. Noseless.
Desnarigár, va. To cut off the nose.
Desnatar, ea. To skim milk; take the
choicest part. la hacienda, To
live upon the fat of the land.
Desnaturalizár, ea. “Fo disnaturalize, make
alien.—or. To abandon one's country.
Desnervár, va. To enervate.
Desnevádo, da, a. Thawed.
bia o thaw, dissolve.
Desnivél, em, Unevenness, inequality.
Desnivelar, va. To make uneven or un-
equal.
Deanoviár, va, To separate a newly married
cotiple. ace rm
Desnucár, oa. To break the n dis
Desnudadór, am. One that denudes.
Desnudaménte, ad. Nakedly; inanifestly.
Desnudar, va. To denude, strip off, fleece;
discover, reveal; unrig—or. To undress;
deprive one's self of a thing.
Desnudéz, y. Nudity, nakedness.
Desnúdo, da, a. Naked, bare; plain, evident;
ouipey handed.
Desnudo, am, A nude picture or statue.
Desobedecér, ca. To disobey.
Desobedecimiénto, sm. Disobedience; con-
tempt of court.
Desobediéncia, q Disobedience, lawlessness.
Desobediénte, pa. Disobedient.
Desobedienteménte, ad. Disobediently.
Desobligúr, ea, To release from an
tion; disoblige, O rovers
Desobstruénta, «, and a, (Mod.) Deobetruent.
Desobstruir, ea. (Mod.) To deobstrnet,
Desocupación, ef. Leisure, want of business.
Desocupadamiénte, ad. Deliberatcly, Jej-
surely.
Desocupár, va. To evacuate, quit, empty.—
er. To disengage one's self from business
Desoir, va. To pretend not to hear.
Desojér, ca. To break the eye of a needle.—
er. To strain the sight; look intently.
Desolación, af. Desolation, fall; want of con-
solation.
Desoládo, da, a. Desolate, disconsolate.
Desolár, ca. To desolate, lay waste; harass.
Desolladaménte, ad, (Coll) Impudently,
petulantly. ot
Desolládo, da, a. Forward, impudent,
Desolladór, sm. Flayer; slaughter-house;
extortioner.
Dosolladúra, af, Excoriation.
Desollar, va. To flay, skin, excoriate ; extort
Desollinadór, a. Y. Deshollinador.
Desollinar, ca. V. Deshollinar.
Desollón, an. V. Desolladura. und.
Desónce, sm. Discount of an onnce in each
penser oa, To deduct an ounce in the
poun
Desopilár, va, To clear away obstructions
Desopilativo, va, «t. Deuppilative, deobstru-
ent. defaine.
Desopinár, ea. To impeach one's character,
Desoprimir, va. To free from oppressiun.
Desórden, em, Disorder, confusion ; exceas,
abuse. orden,
Desordonación, af Disordcredneas. V. Dee
Desordenadainente, ad. Disurderly, irregu-
larly. [licentivus,
Desordenádo, da, a. Disorderly, irregular;
Desordenár, ta. To disorder, disturb, con-
fund, confuse,—or. Tu exceed; be irreg-
ular.
Desorejador, ra, 8. q abi ey
Desorecjamicnto, em, Cropping the cars.
Desorejúr, oct. To crop the cars.
Desorganizacion, 4/. Disorganization.
Desorganizador, $. Disorganizer,
Desorganizar, ca. To disorganize.
ee eee
[astray.
Dee ea. To deprive of youth; turn
Desorillar, ae To proa off the se vago.
Desortijádo, a. Sprained.
+ lants the first time.
Desortijár, ea. To hoe
or == a ae see of the bones.
fine
Bera Pd nta the time of
va. To unclew; unravy pl
Despabiladéras, af. pl. Snuffers.
Despabiládo, da, a. Snuffed; watchful; smart.
Despabiladór, sm, Candle-snuffer.
Despabiladára, 4/ Snuff of the candle.
Despabilár, ea. To snuff a candle; cut off;
dispatch; rouse; kill. ar los
aot fs To keepa sharp lookout.
To sharpen the wit—er.
To Sale from slumber.
af. st) fe words in answer.
EA
pide a vessel at the custom-house.—or.
ich ioe cus-
tom; office, coun house, Despacho
a Da
urrar, oa. To press “together, crush
care vey a bad oe pea Y confound
smart repartee. (continually. | Des
Derniesa, ad. Slowly, reia ely 5 insenaibly ;
Despacito, ad. Ai gent y, 80 soÑtiy; ; leisurely.
ito, ínterj. Gently! stop a little!
adira, 2 ' Winnowing.
ar, va. To winnow.
O, 87R. ee
dár, va. and r. V. Despaidillar and
, ea. To dislocate.—or. To br
locate one's shou!lder-blade.
ór, em. Carcening-place, fons
ayers (Nau) To grave; pare off a
Deapampenadér, am, Praner of vi
sm, er of vines.
ampenadúra, sf. Act of pruning vines.
onto evincs; unbosom,
eelings,
Despanár, va. To remove the reaped quin
Day Despanzurrár, va. To burst
Despapár on. To carry the head too high.
Devers oa. (Prov.) To scatter, dissemi-
pal ( = unlike or disaimilar.
on. To pear.—er. To
Desparejár, ca. To make unequal or un-
even.
papado: da, a. Pert, petalan
Desparpajár, ca. To undo in a disorderly
manner ; rant, rattle st random. (tion.
ertness of speech or ac-
give vent to one's
a. B
Desparramádo, da, a. Wide, open.
Desparramadór, ra, 8. Disperser, prodigal,
Desparramár, ea. To scatter; squander,
lavish.—or. To be dissipated.
Despartidór, sm. Pacificator.
Despartir, va. To part, divide; conciliate.
td oa, To unstack sheaves to be
Despasár, va, (Nau.) To unreeve; shift.
Despatarráda, 3/. Plata in the 8
dance. Hacer la despatarrada,
fect disease ; ata iaa
a. Quedar despatarra-
do, To leave one astonished.
Despatarrár, ca. To silence, obl
be silent—er, To AD and fal
ground ; to be stupefied.
Despatillár, va. To ve or mortise.
Despavesadúra, e act of sn
Despevesár, va. ‘o snuff the candle.
Despavoridaménte, ad. Terrifiedly, aghast,
vorir, on. and r. To be terrified.
Despeadúra, y”. 8 Sena: mands
ur undering.
ake to
to, am. Act of sur
shove oepatirt ed Anca Be fall
nte, a y, spite .
Despechadór, em. Extortioner, dormianior
e aeraise
o em, Act of enraging or
Derpechan va. To enrage; overwhelm with
e To frot, be peevish ; lose all
urrado, ta em, pt pao asperity; spite;
dejection, despair; isres deceit ;
derision, scorn. } a ts spite of
Deven on oy nord the breast,
o cut off the breast of a
fowl —vr. ar. To walk with the breast open,
gb re ra, & r, E,
p dura, af, V. Despedasamiento.
el énto, em. Laceration; man-
ng.
Despedazár, es. To cut into bits, limb,
claw; lacerate, mangle. a”
de risa, To burst into a fit of cal
Despedida, ¢f Leave-taking, farewell ;
ing al out ; dismission.
Despedimiento, am. V. Despedida,
Despedir, va. To discharge, dart; dismiss;
deny ; pa per oe a ship's crew. "Despedir
la ered o eS > take leave.
Despedrár, va. (Prov. regar.
Despedre gir, va. To clear pee ae stones,
Despegáble, a. Dissolubie, dissolvible.
Des pererulaiianie: ad. Roughly, harshly.
peer. do, ue Rough, morose; disgust-
E, separa
Despegadúra, q/. Dissolving, separating.
Despegamiénto, em. V. Desapego
Despegár, ea. To unglue, sevarate disjoin.
Despegar los laltos, To speak.—or. To
grow displeased, be sullen. [coldneas.
Des am. Moroseness; displeasure ;
Depot, ea. To entangle: "appl ed to the
ly.
Despejadaménte, ad. Expedition)" readi.
a a. Sprightly, dexterous,
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Despajár, va. To remove impediments.
Despéjen la sala, Clear the room.—or.
To cheer up, amnse one's self.
Jares el cielo, To become clear weather.
Despéjo, em. Removing obstacies; vivacity,
grace, case,
ae Pei . Scratch, a slight wound.
Despellejár, ea. To skin. Despellejar un
Sea To uncase a rabbit.
Despelotár, va. To dishevel the hair.
Despeluzamiénto, em. Act of making the
hair stand on end.
Despeluzár, Despeluznár, va. To make the
hair stand ware ee lof death.
Despenadóra, ef. A woman ng the pain
Despenár, va, To relieve from pain.
Despendodr, ra, 2. Spondthrift, prodigal,
wastor.
Despendér, va. To spend, waste, squander.
Despónsa, Y. Pantry, larder; store of pro-
visions; butlership; any inferior drink.
Despenséro, ra, &. Butler, caterer; steward;
dispenser.
Despeñadaménto, ad. piel
ae eds am, Precipice; a bold under-
ng.
on
Despeñadóro, ra, a. Steep, precipitous, loot
Despeñadizo, za, a. Steep, precipitous; slip-
pery.
Despeiar, ra. To precipitate.—or. To throw
one’s self headlong.
Despéño, Despefiamiénto, em. A precipitate
1; destruction of character; diarrhea.
oia er. To speak or act rashly;
wish rly.
Despercudir, ea, To clean what is greasy.
Deeperdiciado, da, a, Wasted, squandered.
Desperdiciadór, ra, 8. Spendtbrift, squan- | Desp
derer.
Desperdiciár, va, To squander, misspend.
Desperdicio, sm, Prodigality’ dul
remains.
Desperdigár, va. To separate, disjoin, scatter.
Desperecerse, or. To crave, desire eagerly.
Desperecerse de risa, To laugh heartily.
Desperezarse, vr. To stretch one's limbs.
Desperézo, sm, V. Espereso.
Desporfllár, va. To soften the lines of a
painting.—or. To lose the posture of a
profile.
Despernáda, ¢/ A motion in dancing.
Despernádo, da, a. Weary, fatigued, tired.
Despernár, oa. To cut off or prevent the
use of the legs. one stroke.
ntár, oa. (Prov.) To cut off with
Despertadór, ra, 8, Awakener; alarm-bell,
Despertamiónto, sm. Awakening; excita-
tion.
peas va. To awako; excite; enliven;
to recollection.—on. To awake; re-
vive.
Despestañárso, ea. To pluck out the eye-
lashes.—er. To look steadfastly; apply
one's self attentively.
Despezár, va. To dispose stones at a proper
distance; thin the end.
em. Diminution of one end of a
tube.—p4 Joining-faces.
Despezonér, va. To cut off the end, break off
the eS separate.—or. To break off.
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et SSS re nn PP
icár, va. To satisfy, gratify.—or. To
D searacir e To begin to pick the figs.
esp. , DA Lo pic
Depa ea. To pick grapes; expel moist-
ure; die.
Despidida, ef dear) Gutter.
Despido, em. Dispatch ;
Despiertaménte, ad. Acutely, livelily.
Despiérto, ta, a. Awake; watchful; strong
lively. (another.
Despi em. Juncture of one stone on
Despilfarradamónte, ad. Wastefally; slov-
Daspiitarréd Bagged, eke .
esp o, a. tattera—4.
Despilfarrar, sg destroy with slovenlí-
ness, squander.
Despilfárro, em. Slovenliness; waste.
Deapinces, em. pl. Tweezers. V. Pineae.
intár, va. To efface what is painted;
mislead.—on. To degenerate.—or. To mis-
Dn nies af Wi that picks the
nzadéra, af. Woman
knots off cloth.— pi. Tweezers. [cloth.
Despinzár, oa. To pick off the knots from
Despinzas, q/. pi. Y. Pinsas.
Despiojár, va. To clean of lice; trim or
Despique am. Y spite.
ue, sin. Ve nee, reve
Despiritádo, a. d, spirfteae
Despizcár, va. To commlinute.—or, To make
the utmost exertiona, (ligation.
Desplacér, em. tal parir disgust, disob-
Desplacér, oa. To aber
Desplantación, ¢/ ication, tation.
Desplantár, va. To eradicate.—er. To lose
one's erect posture.
Desplánto, am. An oblique posture in fencing.
latér, va. To separate silver.
Despláte, em. The act of separating silver.
Desplegadira ef Explication, elucidate
esp 8/. Explication, elucidation.
Desplegér, va. To unfold, display, out;
explain. (Nau.) To unfurl. aed
Dep em, Open declaration, explana-
on,
Despleguetear, va. To romove the folds from
the tendrils.
Desplomár, ea. To force out of plamb.—er.
To bulge out; fall Hat.
Desplómo, sm. The bulging out of a wall
Desplumadúra, 4/7. Deplumation.
Desplumér, ra. To deplume, strip off feath-
Deapsblacton, Despobléda, ef Depopalat
on, Despobla De fon.
eos em, Desert, an unfohabited
place; depopulated.
Despobladór, sn. Depopulator, dispeopler.
Despoblár, ea. To depopulate; despoil —er.
Dep sdór i Da 10 il
espojadór, ra, & poller, spoiler.
Despojár, Sa Yo despoil or pale flee apa
un ; re
abridge; dismies.—or. To
linquish, forsake.
Despdjo, sm. Dospoliation; plander, spoils;
ay o the skin of a serpent; head, pluak,
and feet of animals. Giblets; relics.
Despolvár, ea. To remove the dust.
Despolvoreár, va. To dust; separate, disal-
pate; sprinkle,
Dosponérse, or. To cease laying egga
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Desportillár, ea. To break the neck of a
bottle, due.
Desposádo, da, a. Hand-cuffed.
, betroth, match.—
ea. To marry.
er. To be betrothed or married ; be paired.
, oa. To to oust,
De cciciicala, a ¡veromnie
Desposório, sm. A mutual promise of mar-
Despéticaménte, Despo'
Despótico, ca, a. Despotic, despotical.
Iquéx, af. Despotic power; pride,
Despotismo, arn. tism, absoluteness.
Despotricár, cn. To talk inconsiderately.
e, 6. Contemptible, despicable,
lowly. Scorner.
ér, 7 8. Depreciator, piser,
Despreciár, ca. To depreciate, despise, re-
ect. [dispraise.
J
D tempt;
rita Fo End, tase Soe
ate.—er. To | ihe way ;
self; to got ri
iénto, sm. Alienation, disinter-
Despreoen , da, a. Unprejudiced, unpre-
Despreocupár, va. To unpre
Desprevenelón, y. Tupro vídanes, impro-
n.
Desprevenidaménte, ad. Improvidently.
irr aa, da, a. Unprovided; ¿mprovl-
Desproporción, Y Disproportion ; disparity.
te, ad, Disproportion-
ately. (unbecoming.
Desproporcionádo, da, a. Disproportionate,
Desp nár, wt. To disproportion.
Despropositádo, da, a. Absurd.
Despropdeito, sm. Absurdity, oddity.
Desproveér, ea. To deprive of provisions.
Desproveldaménte, Improvidently ; un-
expectedly. ;
Desproveido, da, a. Unprovided, unpre-
Desproveimiénto, sm. Penury, poverty.
Desprovísto, ta, a. V. Desproveido.
Despuéblo, an. Depopuiation.
arg a Y. brea a
Desp ad. After; rwards, next, then.
de Dios, Under or after God.
Ever since.
Despulsár, va. To leave without vigor.—or.
To be eorely vexed; be violently affected.
pe mec i Y. Despumation, the skim-
ng of ata
Despumér, ea. V. Espumar.
Despuntadúra, af. The act of blunting.
Despuntár, ea. To blunt; double a re
tn. To advance in knowledge; to Ta
to. tor bud. Al cp del
At of day. [Y.
Desqué, ad. (Val.) Since, then, presently.
Desquejár, oa. To pluck up a shoot near the
roo
t. [root
Desquéje, am. Pulling up a shoot near the
Descuiciár, va. To un ; discom pose ;
deprive. [jaws.
Desquijaramiónto, em. Act of breaking the
Descubarár, ea. To break the jaws.
DES
pease’ ca. To cat timber on both sides.
er a oa. To diminish the standard
of go
Desquitár, ca. To retrieve a losa.—or. To
win one's money back; retaliate.
Desquíte, sm. Compensation; revenge at
play; retaliation. dee.
Desrabotár, va. To cut off the tails of lambe,
Desranchárse, er. To withdraw from the
meas. [wheat.
Desraspádo, a. V. Chamorro, a kind of
Desraspár, va. V. Raspar.
Desrazonáble, a. Unreasonable, idle-hesded.
Diesresiedarnents, ad. V. Desarreglada-
men
Desregládo, da, a. Disorderly, irregular.
Desreglárse, or. To be irregular or vern-
able. [the boit-rope.
Desrelingár, on. (Nau.) To be blown from
Desreputacién. af. Dishonor, ignominy.
Desrizár, va. To uncurl.
Desroñár, va. To lop off decayed branches.
Destacaménto, am. Detachment; station.
Destacár, ca. To detach a body of troops.
adór, em. A kind of smith’s hammer.
Des amiónto, am. Diminution; current
taking a new course. late.
ar, ca. To do work by the job; stipu-
Destajéro, sm. One who undertakes work
by the job.
Destájo, sm. Job of work; tion. A’
rd By the jub, by the lamp; at ran-
om,
Destallár, va. (Prov.) V. Desdorrar.
Destelonár, ra. To deprive of talons; level
Destapdd ark kind of pi [covered.
tapáda, y. nd of pie. cove
Destapár, ea. To uncover.—or. To be un-
Destapiar, ea. To pull down mud walls.
Destápo, 6. Act of uncovering or unstop-
ing.
Déstarér, ea. To take off the tare in weighing.
Destartalido, da, a. Huddled, incompact.
Destazadór, em. He who cuts up dead things.
Destazár, va. To cut a thing in pieces.
Déste, ta, to, pron. A contraction for De
este, de esta, de esto.
Destechár, ca. To unroof.
Destejár, va. To untile; leave defenceleas,
Destejór, va. To unweavo, ravel.
Deatellar, or. To forget.
Destéllo, am. Flowing out drop by drop;
sparkle; scintillation.
Destempladaménte, ad. Intemperately.
Destempládo, da, a, (Pict.) Inbarmonious;
intemperate.
Destemplánza, ef. Intemperature; disorder.
Destemplár, ea. To tako out temper, alter;
dilute; untane.—er. To be rufled ; be out
of order; grow blunt; act improperly.
Destémple, sm. Discordance; disorder; in-
temperance; distemper painting.
Destendér, va. To fold, double.
Destefiir, va. To disoolor, fade, wash out,
Desternillarse, or. To break one's cartilages,
Desternillarse de risa, To laugh violently.
Desterradúro, sm. A retired part of the town,
Desterrádo, da, a. Banished, outcast,
Desterrádo, da, 2. Exile, outcast.
Deeterraér, va. To banish ; expel a take out
DES DES
the earth. Desterrar del mundo, To be | Destructor, ra, a. Destroyer, consumer.
the outcast of the world. [harrow. | Destructório, ria, a. Destroyin
Desterronár, en. To break clods with a
Destetadóra, 4f Instrument to place on the
teats to prevent sucking.
Dostetár, va. To wean.—or. To wean one's
self from an evil habit.
Destóte, em. Ablactation, the weaning.
Destéto, am. Number of woanlings; the
place for newly-weaned mules.
Destiémpo, em. An unscasonable time, A’
destiempo, Unseasonably, untimely.
Destiérro, sm. Exile, banishment, trans-
Destruéco, Destruéque, em.
mutusl
restitution of things bartered.
Destruíble, a. Destructible,
Destruición, gf. V. Destruccion,
Destruidor, tg Destroyer, devastator.
Destruir, ea. To destroy, waste; extermi-
nate; deprive of the means of livi
TS pa, picha [ id
Desturbar, ca. To turn out, drive away. Y
Desubstanciar, oa. To onervate, weaken.
Desucación, ef Act of extracting the juice.
{oxtillation. | Desudár, ea. To wipe off the sweat.
portation.
Destilación, g/. Distillation; flow of humors;
Dostiladéra, af Still, alembic; ingenious
device or stratagem. [filtering-stone.
Dostiladór, sm. Distiller, still; alembic;
Deatilar, va, To distil.—on, To filter.
Destitatório, em. Distillery, still; alembic.
Destinación, 4/. Destination; destiny, fate.
Destinár, ca. To destine; design; station
ships; lose skill. [fession; station.
Dostino, em. Destiny; fate, doom; pro-
no em. Piece of unfinished dry honey-
com
Dostitución, af Destitution, dereliction.
pend da, a. Destitute, forsaken, help-
ese.
Destituir, va, To deprive, make dostitute.
Destocár, oa. To uncoif; uncover tho head.
Destorcér, oa, To untwist; uncurl; rectify ;
regulate.—or. To deviate from the course.
Destorgár, va. To break the branches while
gathering the acorna, [unscrewer.
Destornilladór, am, Screwdriver, turnscrew ;
Destornillado, da, a. Inconsiderato, heedless.
A oa. To unscrew.—or. To act
rashly.
Destosórse, or. To feign a cough. (riers.
Seira oa. a ul etter; her the bar-
estrádos, sm. coarse woollen carpet.
Deatral, sm. A small axe or hatchet.
Destraléja, 4f A very small hatchet.
Destralóro, em. Maker of axes and hatchets,
Destramár, oa. To unweave, unravel; dis-
solve a conspiracy.
Destrenzár, va. To undo a tress of hair.
Destréza, 47; Dexterity, cunning; skill.
Destripár, va. To unbuwel, gut; examine
the inside; trample. er.
Destripaterrónes, sm. Harrower, day-labor-
Destriunfar, va. To extract all the trumps.
Destrizár, va. To mince, crumble.—or. To
break the heart,
Destrocár, e, To return a thing bartered.
Destrón, em. A blind man’s guido.
Destronamidnto, sm. Dethronement.
Destronár, va. To dethrone, divest ofroyalty.
Destroncamiónto, sm. Amputation, lopping
trees. (Met.) Ruin,
Destroncér, va, To detruncate, lop; maim,
Destrozadór, ra, e. Destroyer, mangler.
Destrozár, va, To destroy; rout; waste.
Destrózo, sm. Destruction; havoc, defeat,
Destruccién, af. Destruction, overthrow ;
havoc.
Destructivaménte, ad, Destructively.
Destructivo, va, a Destructive, wasteful,
ee
Dosuellacáras, em. Impudence; an impu-
dent person, tion,
Desuóllo, em. Skinning; q qa axtor-
Desuncir, va. To unyoke, abjugate.
Desunidaménte, ad. Separately, severally.
Dosunión, 4/. Separation, disunion ; discord.
Desunir, va. To separate.—or. To come
asunder; become separated.
Desuñár, ca. To toar off the nails; uproot
—vr. To plunge into vice and disorder.
Desurcár, vu. To remove or undo furrows
Desurdir, va. To unweave; unravel.
Desusadamónte, ad. Unusually, out of use.
Desusádo, da, a. Disused, obsolete, unfash-
ionable. {used or obsolete.
Desnsér, oa. To disuse.—or. To become dis-
Desúso, em. Disuse, obsoleteness.
Desustanciár, ca. To enervate, debilitate.
Desvahár, oa. To trim off the pet ofa
plant. aciado.
Desvaido, da, a Tall and Y,
Desvainár, oa. To unsheath; husk, shell.
Desvalido, da, a. Helpless, destitute; eager;
out of favor. mont, want of favor.
Desvalimiónto, em. Dereliction, abandon-
Desván, em. Garret; loft. Descan gatero,
Cock-loft.
Desvanér, ca. To wind to a skein.
Desvanectr, on, To divide into impercepti-
ble parts; cause to vanish; swell with
er To become insipid; vanish;
affected with giddiness.
Desvanecidaménte, ad, Vainly, hanghtily.
Dies anecinlenta, ea Pride, loftiness; gid-
ness.
Desváno, em, Garrot. V. Desvan.
Desvaporizadéro, sm. Place for evaporating.
Desvarár, on. V. Resbalar. (Nau.) To gut
afloat. le,
Desvariáble, a. Variable, inconstant, muta-
Desvariadamónte,ad, Ravingly ; differently.
Desvariado, da, a. Delirions; disorderly;
unlike, [ viata,
Desvariár, en. and a. To rave, dote; de-
Desvario, em. Delirium; extravagant ac-
tion ; caprice; disunion.
Desvedádo, a. Unprobibt free,
Desvedár, ea. To revoke a prohibition.
Desveladaménte, ad. Watchfally, vigilantly.
ne hans da, a. Watchful, vigilant, care-
o
Desvelamiénto, em. Watchfulneasa. V. Dee
Desvelár, ea. To keep awake.—or. To be
wakeful; set up watching.
Dosvélo, sm. Watching, want of sloop;
watch; vigilance,
DET
DIA
Desvenár, ea. To clear the velns of flesh;
extract from the veins of mines,
Desvencijár, ea. To disunite, weaken, di-
vide.—er. To be ruptured; relaxed; ex-
hausted.
Desvendár, va. To unbandage. [dam
Desventája, ef. Disadvantage, misfortune,
Desventujóso, sa, a. Disadvantageous, un-
favorable. inte, ad. Disad
Desventajosam vantageously.
Desventár, su. To vent, let out the air,
ventilate.
Desventrár, ea. To gut, eviscerate.
Desventara, ef Misfortune, mishap; misery.
Desventoradaménte, ad. Unhappily, unfor-
tunately.
Desventarádo, da, a. Unfortunato, wretch-
ed; chicken-bearted ; sordid; accursed.
Desvergonzadaménte, ad. Impudently,
shamelessly. [less, immodest.
Desvergonzádo, da, a. Impudent, shame-
Desvergunzárse, or. To speak or act impu-
Desv ryaénea, af. T d ffro sae
ergu . Impudence, offrontery,
Desvezir, ea. To trim off the young shoots
vines.
of
Desviádo, a. Devious.
Desviár, oa. To divert, lead off, avert; dis-
suade.—or. To deviate. rams.
Desviejár, ea. To the old ewes or
Desvio, em. Deviation; aversion, displeas-
ure; indifference. [solo.
Desvirár, va. To pare off tbe fore part of a
Desvirgár, ea. (Low) To deflower a maid.
Desvirtuár, ca. To pall, make insipid or
vapid, take the substance. [eagerly.
Desvivirse, er. To love excessively, desire
Desvolvedór, sm. Screw-wrench. t lough.
Desvolvér, ca. To unfold, disentangle;
Desyaneir, ea. To unyoke.
ar, ea. To wound or hurt the foot.
, ea. To extract the juice or sub-
stance. [onumerate.
Detallár, ea. To detail, relate minutely,
Detenciie sf Det il, hea ae
tención, @f. Detention, delay ; dem
Detenedór, ra, 8. Detainer.
Detenér, oa. To detain, stop; arrest; keep.
—er. To tarry; be detained; consider.
Detenidaménte, ad. Dilatorily, attentively.
Detenido, da, a. Sparing, niggardly ; slow,
inactive.
Detentación, af Embezzlement, detention.
Detentadór, sm. Deforciant, one who de-
tains unlawfully. wfully.
Detentár, ca. To detain, retain, un-
Detergénte, a. Detergent, dotersive.
Deteriér, a. Worse, inferior.
Deterioración, 4f Deterioration, detriment,
Deteriorar, oa. To deteriorate, impair.
Deterióro, em. Deterioration, impairment.
Determinable, a. (Little us.) Determinable ;
conclusible. [sion; resolution.
Determinación, af Determination; conclu-
Determinadaménte, ad. Doterminately;
ua A settled.
Determinado, da, a. Determined, resolved ;
Determinánte, pa. Determining.—a. De-
terminate, terminer.
Determinante, em. Determining verb; de-
Determinár, ea. To determine; distinguish ;
erpoints decide.—vr. To determine, re-
solve.
td a. Doterminative.
Decersien af. Detersion; cleansing; ablu-
tion. Ñ
Detersório, ria, a. Detersive, ea
Detestáble, a. Dotestable, hateful, loath-
some. :
Detestableménte, ad. Detestably, hatefully.
Dotestación, gf Dotestation, hatred, abom-
ination.
Detestár, oa, To detest, abhor, hate.
Detienebudéy, sm. Rest-harrow, cammoc.
Detonación, sf Detonation, noise,
Detonár, va. To flash, detonate, [away.
Detracción, 4/. Detraction, slander ; a taking
Detractar, va. To detract, defame, slander.
parila tora, em. and /. Detractor, slan-
eror,
Detraér, ca. To detract, take away; slander.
Detrás, ad. Behind; in the absence of.
Detrimónto, sm. Detriment, damage, loss,
Déuda, af Debt; fault, offence; affinity.
Deudas activas, Assets, Deudas pasi-
vas, Liabilities, Deuda comun, The last
debt, death.
Dendilla, g/. dtm. Petty debt. (debt.
Déudo, da, 8. Parent, relative; kindred;
Deudór, ra, 8. Debtor.
Deuteronómio, sm. Deuteronomy. [course.
Devalár, en, (Nau.) To be driven out of the
Devanade
Devanadóra, af. A reel. : ra de
golpe, Clock-reel, snap-reel; a movable
picture.
Devanadór, ra, 2. Winder; quill or spool.
Dovanár, va. To reel or wind; wrap up.
Devanarse los sesos, To screw one's wits,
Devaneár, on, To ravo, talk nonsense; dote.
Devanóo, sm, Delirium; mad pursuit, dis-
sipation.
Devantál, em, Apron. [waste.
Devastación, 4f Devastation, desolation,
Devastadér, ra, 8 Desolator,
spoller.
Devastár, va. To desolate, lay waste, harass.
Ent va. To obtain as the reward of
abor.
Devoción, 8/. Devotion, piety; prayer; ar-
dent o Estar ú a de La ade To
be at the disposal.
Devocionário, sm. Prayer-book.
Devolución, af Devolution, restitution.
Devolutivo, a. What may be restored.
Devolvér, va. To return; restore.
Devoradér, ds Devourer. (sume.
Devorár, ea. To devour, swallow up, con-
Devotaménte, ad. Devoutly, pious} Y
r,
Dovóto, ta, a. Devout, pions, exciting de-
votion. de, Strongly attached,
devoted to.
Peruse . Returned, restored.
Dey, em. Dey, Turkish governor of Algiers.
Dezmar, va. To tithe; collect tithes.
Dezmatério, em. Place where tithes are
collected; tithing. (tithes.
Dezméño, fia, Dezméro, ra, a. Belonging to
Dezmeria, Dezmia, 4f Tithe-land.
Dezméro, am. Tithe-peyer; tithe-gatherer.
Dia, em, Day. Dias sata ad Dog-
DIA
daya. Dia de one or
Birth-day. Dia de ayuno,
gs adas
ast-day.
Dia de vtérnes, Mecager, or fish day.
Dia de besamanos, Court-day. Dia de
Ing-dey. Dia de descanso, Diy’ of reat;
By a de ay of rest;
Sabbath. Dia del jutcto, Doomsday.
De día en dia, From
n dia sí y otro no, "Every
, A cloudy day.
Lue del
De dia, By day.
5 sag hed
Dia
Dia panto, 4 aa aay dee
Day re n the
> días de de Dios, Never. Hombre
fas, A man in years. Tener días, To
da ola. De en ocho dias, This day | D
week. Días de gracia, Days of grace.
Dias ha, 1t is a long time since. Buenos
dias, Good morning. Zn cuatro dias,
In a short time. En los días de la vida,
mira la), ad, Car Pies i
a sm, a evil
Diablillo, em. A iittle eri aa acute man.
Diáblo, sm, bl Batan; perverso tem-
per; a rason. Ser la piel del
diablo, a imb of the devil. Diablo
ocjuelo, As pera deceiving devil. Ese es
un diablo at is a most
infamous p perma: Kao es el diablo, That
is the rad No valer un diablo, To
'or no
be good thing.
Diablotin, ar sm. A sort of ans
—— Y A diabolical ea
viltry.
Diabóllcz ménte, ad. Diabolically, aor:
Diabólico, ca, a. Diabelical, devilish.
Diacatalicón, sm. Diacatho icon, a univer-
bal medicine. (sugar.
Diacitrón, em, Lemon-peel preserved in
Diaconádo, em. V. Diaconato.
Diaconál, a. *Dinconal.
Diaconáto, em. Deaconship.
Diaconia, af, Deaconry.
Diaconisa, ef, Deaconess,
erate em, Deacon. (sounds,
¥ Diacoustics, doctrine of
Diadéma, % Y. Diadem, crown. (a diadom.
Diademádo, d BN Crowned, adorned with
Diafanidád, 4/. Diaphaneity, transparency.
Diéfano, na, a, Trans eo pollacid, clear.
Diaforético CO, Ca, a. - (Med) ) Diaphoretic.
Diafrágma, em. Diaphragm, the midriff;
partition of the nostril
Diagnóstico, em. and a, Diagnostic, distin-
guishing symptom.
Diagonal, 4. Diagonal.
heh pe ad. Diagonally.
in fot ca, 8/. Sketch, design.
éctica, ef. o, dislectic.
Disléctice em. Dialectician, logician.
Dialéctico, agi a. Dialectical, logtcal.
Dialécto, em. Dialect, pbreecliny. style,
Dialogál, a. Colloquial.
Dialogismo, em. Dialogism.
o ca, 5 Colloquial.
a , on. To dialogize, discourse in
Dito og ol Dialogu
RA om. Dinlog t.
-mallow ointment,
aie, a Piss Y. Boveille, beat
de Diánche, Diántre, sm. Deuce! the devil!
DIE
Diamantádo, da, a. Diamonded; in dis-
monds,
Diamantázo, am. augm, A 1 diamond.
Diamánto, sm. Diamond; hardness. {ine
Diamantino, na, a. Adamantine, diamant-
Diamantista, em. V. La;
Diametrál, a. Diametrical.
Diametralménte, ad. Diametrically.
Diámetro, em. Diameter.
Diamón, em, A kind of br stone.
of drum at day-
pero em, (Mus.) Diapason, an octave.
apréa, Y. oe of round piam,
Dana, ad. Daily.
Diário, em. Journal, diary; a daily ac-
count; day-book.
Diário, ria, a. Daily.
Diarista, em. Journalist,
Diarrea, y. Diarrhea.
Diáspero, Diáspro, am. J E cart.
Diástole, sm. Disstola, 'dÁatation E tho
Diatesarón, sm. Diatessation, the interval
of a fourth; elect: of four
Diatónico, a. *(Mua.) Diatonlc.
Diatriba, af Diatribe, a dissertation on po-
Delineator, drulfiaman,
ra, 2. eator,
te, pa. Designer, sketcher.
meat, | Dibujár, va, To draw, , Sketch.
Dib sketch; de-
o, em. Drawing, d .
It is a picture.
po Es un
Dicclon, sf Diction, style,
Diocionário, sm, plant e
Dicha, ef Happiness good rtune, e Dichas.
Honors, riches, dignities. Por dicha or
6 By re? [preseion.
Dicharácho, pd A vul paar or o ex-
gia ses em, A sharp, or pert ax-
plo, em em, Sayin Bi Ore par pape mise
las y Gos-
ape ioho y hecho, No sooner sald
than done,
pr PD ad. Ha goto fortanately.
Dichóso, sa, a. Happy, successful.
Dictómbre, em. Decem
Diciplina, y” Y. Disciplina.
Dictádo, em. A title of dignity or honor.
Dictadór, em. Dictator.
Dictadtra, y/. Dictatorship, dictature.
Dictámen, sm. Opinion, notion, judgment;
Dictaa pg (Bot.) Dittany.
O, Em,
blanco or White nella Dio
tamo orético, oram. Dictamo das
tardo, Shrubby-white horebound.
Dictár, va. To dictate.
Dictatório, ria, a. Dictatorial
Dictério, em. Sarcasm, taunt, Insalt,
Didáctico, ca, Didascálico, ca, a. Didactic,
Di ae gas goth boar'’s tusk.
nto, em. Tooth; prop;
Diente molar, "cda. Diente in-
DIF
DIL
de ajo, Cloves of garlic. Crujtr de
dientes, To ft the teeth. <dAgusar
los dientes, To whet the appetite. Ha-
dlar entre dientes, To mumble. Hincar
el diente, To take advantage of others'
affairs.
Dientecico, illo, ito, sm. dim. Little tooth.
Diéresia, af The mark (~); diseresis, poet-
ical e.
bros po Gin) seated [tection.
iéstra, 4. e t hand; support, pro-
Dietraeais. ad, Dexterously, cleverly,
neatly.
Dies'tro, tra, a. Right; skilful; sagacious;
learned; sly; favorable. A’ diestro y á
sinistro, Right or wrong. De diestro ú
Diamond cut diamond.
Diéstro, en. A skilful fencer; halter, bridle.
Dióta, ¢ Diet, regimen; daily salary of
ja —pl. Live stock.
Dietético, a. Dietetic, dietetical.
Diez, sm. Ten. Dies de dolos, Pin stand-
ing alone in front of the nine-pins.
Dieziochávo, em. Eighteenth ; decimo-oc-
tavo; 18mo. [16mo.
Dieziseizávo, em. Sixteenth ; decimo-sexto ;
Dieziochéno, am. An ancient silver coin;
eloth having 1800 threads in the warp.
Diezmadér, am. (Prov.) V. Dieemero.
Diezmál, a. Decimal, tenth.
Diezmár, oa. To decimate ; tithe.
Diezméro, em. reo tither.
Diezmesino, na, a. That which is of ten
montha. [per cent.
Diézmo, em. Tithe, tenth part; duty of ten
Difamación, af. Defamation, lbel
Ditmar ca Te defame discredits bel
ca. To defame, discredit; libe
Difamatório, ria, a. Defamatory, coer
ous. [a eake.
Diferreación, af Diffareation, the ing of
Diferéncia, ¢f. Difference; militude.
jor aa With the taa DG
erencias, erences, controversies.
Diferenciál, a. Differential, different.
Diferenciár, ca. To change.—en. To differ,
dissent.—or. To be distinguished from.
Diferénte, a. Different, dissimilar, unlike.
Diferenteménte, ad. Differently, diversely.
Diferir, va. To defer, delay ; er.
Difícil, a. Difficalt, arduous, hard.
Dificilménte, ad. Difficultly, hardly. Ton
Dificultád, sf. Difficulty, hardness; objec-
Dificaltadér, sm. One who starts or raises
difficulties. (difficult.
Didcultér, oa. To raise difficulties; render
Dificultosaménte, ad. Difficultly.
Dificultéeo, sa, a. Difficult, laborious; ugly.
Difidéncia, sf. Diffidence, distrust.
Difidénte, a. Diffident, disloyal, distrustful.
Difrige, em. Dross of melted copper.
Difundido, da, a. Diffuse, diffused, scatter-
Difandiz, va. To diffuse, outspread; divulge.
Difanto, ta, a Dead, d ; decayed,
withered. Difunto de taberna, A drunk-
en, A Ee
Difasamén . Diffuscly, diffusedly.
Difusión, ef. Diffusion, dispersion.
va, a. Diffusive.
Difúso, sa, a. Diffuse, diffusive, ample.
Dig, Dige, em, Relic, trinket, toy, orna-
ment. or toy.
Digecillo, D to, em, dim, Little trinket
Digerible, a. Digestible.
Digerir, oa. To digest; bear with pationce ;
(Met.) examine carefully; adjust.
Digostible, a. Digestible.
Digestión, ef Digestion; akind of infusion.
ombre de mala digestion, A peevish
man. Negocio de mala digestion, Por-
loxed affair.
Digestivo, em. (Súrg.) A digestive. [tion.
Digestivo, va, a. Digestive, assisting diges-
Digésto, sm. Digest, the pandect of the civil
law.
Dígito, em, Digit, 1-12th of the dlameter.
Diguación, ra Vondescension, voluntary
Dignaménts, ad. Worthil (saf
ignaménte, O y. e.
Di or. To condescend, delgn, vouch-
i
Dignidad, y. Dignity, rank ; grandeur; ad-
Dignifiedr er (Div.) Dignifyi
gnificánte, pa. Y. Dg.
Dignifcár, ea. To dignify.
o na, a. Worthy, deserving; suitablo.
digno, It is worth while.
Digresión, . Digression, deviation; de-
parture of a planet.
Na va, A. Digressive.
Dilaceración, y. Dilaceration.
Dilacerár, va, To dilacerate, tear.
Dilación, 4/. Delay, dilation, procrastination.
Dilapidación, g/. Dilapidation,
Dilapidadór, em. Dilapidator.
Dilapidár, ra. To dilapidate, waste.
Dilatabilidád, 4f Dilatability.
Dilatáble, a. Dilatable. (ness.
Dilatación, 2/. Dilatation; evenness, calm-
Dilatadaménte, ad. With dilatation.
Dilatádo, da, a. Large, numerous; prolix;
spacious,
Dilatadór, ra, 8. One who dilates or extends.
Dilatir, va. To dilate, expand; defer, pro-
tract; cheer up.—vr. To expatiate.
Dilatativo, va, a. That which dilates.
Dilatória, ef V. Dilacion. Andar con di-
latorias, To waste time through false
romises.
Dilatério, ria, a. Dela delaying, long.
Dilección, y/. Dilection, love, affection.
Dilécto, ta, a. Loved, beloved.
Diléma, em. Dilemma.
Pile tes a. Diligence; haste; activity;
air, businoss; steps or means; stage-
coach; return of awrit; duty; love.
Hacer diligencia, To try, endeavor.
Diligenciár, va. To exert one's self.
Diligenciéro, sm. Agent, attorney; sum-
moner. (ready.
Diligónte, a. Diligent, assiduous, activo;
ed. | Diligenteménte, ad, Diligently, assiduously,
Dilucidación, af Elucidation, explanation.
Dilucidadór, am. Elucidator.
Dilucidár, ea. To elucidate, explain.
Dilucidário, em. Explanatory writing.
Diluénte, pa. Diluent.
Dilución, gf. Dilution.
Diluír, va. To dilute any thing.
Dilusión, 4/. Y. Jlusion. des
DIP
DIS
Dilusivo, va, a. Delusive. [uge.
Diluviano, a. Diluvian, relating to the del-
Diluviár, en. impers. To rain like a deluge.
Dilúvio, sm. Deluge, overflow; vast abun-
dance. n.
Dimanación, ¢f Act of springing from, ori-
Dimanánte, pa. Springing from, originating.
Dimanár, en. To spring; originate. [bulk.
Dimonsión, af. Dimension, extent, capacity,
Dimensionál, a. Belonging to the dimen-
sion, [use ¢/ and anda.
Dimes. Andar en dimes y diretes, To
Dimidiár, va. To dimidiate, divide into
halves.
Diminución, 4f Diminution; contraction.
Ir en diminucion, To grow tapering.
Diminuir, va. To diminish. V. Liaminuér.
Diminutaménte, ad. Diminutively; by ro-
tail. [tively.
Diminutivaménte, ad. (Gram.) Diminu-
Diminutivo, va, a. Diminutive.
Dimináto, ta, a. Defective, faulty, diminnte.
Dimisión, 4% Resignation, dismission. Zfa-
cer dimision de, To resign.
Dismisórias, eL pl. Letters dismissory.
Dimite, sm. Dimity. V. Cotonia,
Dimitir, ea. To give up, Pages Chas resign.
Dimóño, sm. (Joc.) Demon. . Demonto,
Dinastia, af Dynasty, sovereignty.
Dineráda, y”. (Coll.) A large sum of money.
Dinerál, sm, A largo sum of moncy ; weight
used by assayers, [small copper coin.
Dinerilio, em. A round sum of money; a
Dincro, am, Money, coinage; standard of
silver. Dinero Uama dinero, Money
gots money.
Dineruélo, sm. dim. Small coin. [women.
Dingolondangos, em. Showy ornaments on
Dintél, am. Lintel.
Dintelar, va. To make lintels,
Dintórno, sm. The Alling up of the outlino,
Didbre (Par), (Low) V. Par Dios.
Diocesáno, na, a. Diocesan.
Diocesáno, 3m. Diocesan.
Diócesi, Diócesis, 4f Diocese.
Dionisia, af Blood-stone; homatites,
Dióptrica, gf Dioptrics.
Diós, sm. God. the Supreme Being: an
idol. A’ Dios or a con Dioe, Fare-
well, adieu. A’ Dios y á ventura, At all
events, at all risks. Despues de Dios,
Under God. Vaya V. con Dios, Fare-
well, God be with you. Dios dará, God
will provide. O” santo Dios, Oh, gra-
clous God, Por Dios, For God's sake.
No lo quiera Dios, God forbid. Dae he
Dios or plegus á Dios, Please G Sea
como Dios quiera, God's will be done.
Dios lo ra, God grant. Mediante
Dios, God willing. Válgame Dios / Bless
me! Válgate Dios ! God preserve you.
Diósa, af Goddess. a little divinity.
Diosecíllo, Diosecito, sm. dim. A godling,
Diosecita, ef, dim. A little goddess,
Diplóe, ¿m. Diploe.
Diplóma, em, Diploma, patent.
Diplomácia, af. V. Diplomática,
As Y. Diplomacy.
Diplomático, ca, a. Diplomatic; diplomati-
cal.—em. Diplomatist.
Dipsáca, am, (Bot.) Teasel. Y. Condenoña,
Dipsas, ¢f Serpent whose bite causes thirst.
Diptica, 42 Diptych, a register of bishops
and martyrs.
Diptico, em. Y. Diptica. [bine
Diptongir, va. To unite two vowels; com-
Diptóngo, sm. Diphthong.
Diputación, af Deputation; committee.
Diputádo, am. Deputy, delegate; assignee.
Diputár, va. To depute; constitute; em-
wer,
Dique, em. Diko, dam; dock. Digue da
construccion, (Nau.) A dry dock.
Diquocillo, sm. dim. A small dike
Dirección, 4f. Direction; guidance, admin-
istration; order, prescription.
Directaménte, ad. Directly, rectilineallv.
Directivo, va, a. Directive.
Dirócto, ta, a, Direct; clear, open, evident
Director, ens. Diroctor; conductor; mana-
ger; overseer.
Directóra, af. Directress, governess.
Directorio, ria, a. Directive, directorial.
DTO em. Directory, guido book of
rules,
Dirigir, ca. To direct, level; conduct; dedi-
cate a work; regulate. Dirigir dl run
do, To steer.—or. To address, apply.
Diriménte, pa. Breaking off, diseol ving.
Dirimir, ca. To dissolve, disjoin; adjust;
adjust differences; annal,
Diruir, va, To ruin, destroy.
Discantár, va. To chant; recite versed;
descant; quaver upon a note.
Discánte, sm, Treble. V. Tiple. Concert;
A small guitar. [disputa
Disceptación, af. Argument, controversy,
Disceptár, ca. To dispute, argue.
Discernidór, am. Discorner. ° ment
Discernimiénto, am. Discernment, jad
Discernir, va. To discern, distinguish, judge,
know; appoint s guardian.
Disciplina, ef Discipline, education; core
Recon De Scourge, a cat-of-nine-tails
Disciplináble, a. Disciplinable, capable of
instruction.
Disciplinadaménte, ad. With disciplino.
Disciplinádo, da, a. Marbled, variegated.
Disciplinánto, pa. Flagellator.
Disciplinár, eu. To discipline; drill; chas-
tiso.—or. To scourge one's self.
Discipulido, em. Number of scholars at the
same school; education.
Discipulo, la, a. Disciple, scholar, learner.
Disco, em. Disk; a quoit; lens of a tele-
scope. vish,
Discolo, la, a. Ungovernable; wayward,
Disconfórme, a. V. nforme.
Discontinuár, a. V. Descontinuar.
Discontinuo, a, 4. Discontinued.
Disconveniéncia, af Discord, disunion.
Disconventénte, a. V. Desconventente,
Disconvenir, en. V. Desconventir. —[ance.
Discordáncia, af Disagreement; discord-
Discordánte, pa. Dissonant, discordant.
Discordár, vn. To discord, disagree.
Discórde, a. Discordant, contrary. (Mus)
dissonant,
Discórdia, #f. Discord, disagreement; op-
position.
gar dieheciones, To lay Br precota.”
gar di. O play for presents.
Discrepáncia, gf. Discrepance, difference.
Discrepánte, pa. Disagreeing, discrepant.
Discrepér, on. To differ, disagree.
Discretaménte, ad. Discreetly.
Discreteár, on. To be discreet.
Diseréto, ta, a. Discreet, circumspect;
sharp, witty. (convent.
Diacréto, @. tant in the council of a
Discretério, sm. Council of the seniors of
rol bodies. [cuse; plea
Di pa, Disculpacién, q Apology, ex-
Discuipáble, a. Excusable, pardonab e.
Disculpableménte, ad. Pardonably, excu-
sab] y.
Diseu!padaménte, ad, Excusably.
Diseulpar, va. To exculpate, excuse. .
Discurrir, on. To gad, ramble; discourse;
discuss. tal discurriera, Who
could imagine such a thing f—va. To in-
vent, plan; infor.
, on. To discourse, converse.
Discusser
eatise,
sf. Discussion, argument, dis-
Discutir, oa. To discuss, investigate, ex-
Disecación, 2/. Dissection, anatomy.
Disecadór, sm. Dissector, anatomist.
Disecár, ca. To dissect.
Disección, y. a, anatomy.
Disectór, sm. Dissector, anatomist.
Diseminár, ea. To disseminate, pro
Disensión, af. Dissensi
Disénso, sm. Dissent, disagreement.
Disenteria, y” Dysentery, a disease. [tery.
Disentérico, ca, a. Belonging to the dysen-
e,
Disentimiénto, sm. Dissent, disagreement.
Diseñár, ca. To draw, design.
icture.
discourse:
Disertadór, em. Dissertator.
sure, [
Disfamadór, sm. Defamer, detractor, slan-
Disentir, on. To dissent, differ in opinion.
Diseñadór, sm. Designer, delineator.
Diseño, 4m. Drawing, sketch ;
Disertación, q. Dissertation, a
Disertár, ca. To dispute, debate, argue.
Disfamación, af Defamation, slander; cen-
derer.
Disfamár, va. To defame, slander; dis-
crodít. [ous, libellous.
cold treatment,
Disformár, ta. V. Deformar and A/fear.
Disfórme, a. Deformed, ugly; huge. [ness.
Disformidád, ¢f Deformity, excessive big-
Disfráz, azn. k, disguise; dissimulation.
Disfrazér, ca. To disguise, mask; cloak,
dissemble,—or. To masquerade, go in
disguise.
Disgregación, af Separation, disjunction.
Disgregár, ca. To separate, disjoin; dis-
D rativo, va, G. ri butte he
Disgustadaménte, ad. Disgustingly.
Disgustár, oa. To disgust, disrelish ; offend.
—or. To be displeased.
Disgustillo, sm. dim. Displeasure, slight
Disgusto, sm, Disgust, loathing; ill-humor;
grief, sorrow. A’ disgusto, In spite of
Disidéncia, @f. Dissidence, nonconformity.
Disidénte, a. and a. Dissenter, noncon-
formist.
Disilabo, em, Dissyllable.
Disimil, a. Dissimilar.
Disimilár, a. Unequal, dissimilar.
Disimilitdd, af, Dissimilitudo. serve.
Disimulación, y. Dissimulation ; mask ; re-
Disimuladaménte, ad. Dissemblingly; re-
servedly.
Disimuládo, da, a. Dissembling; reserved;
sly. A' lo disimulado, Dissemblingly ;
reservedly.
Disimuladór, ra, €. Dissembler.
Disimulár, va. To dissemble; cloak; hide;
misrepresen
Disimálo, em. mulation, reservedness,
Disipáble, a. Dissipable, easily scattered.
Disipación, ¢ Dissipation, extravagance,
waste; separation of parta [centious.
Disipádo, da, a. Dissipated; prodigal; li-
Disipadór, ra, 8, Spendthrift, prodi lav-
isher. [misspend.
Disipár, oa. and or. To ne
Disipula, af. Erysipelas. V.
Disipularse, er. To be diseased with ery-
me
Disláte, em. Nonse absurdity.
Dislocación, Dislocaddra, 4/. Dislocation.
Dislocár, es. To dislocate, displace.—vr. To
be dislocated.
Dismembración, 47 V. Desmembracion,
Disminución, sf. V. Diminucion, Disease
in horses’ hoofs,
Disminuir, va. To diminish, lessen, abridge.
—or. To grow lesa,
Disociación, 4f Disjunction, separation.
Disociar, ea. To disjoin, separate.
Disolubilidid, 47. Dissolubility.
Disolúble, a. Dissoluble.
Disolución, 4/. Dissolution; dissipation, lib-
ertinism. y.
Disolutaménte, ad. Dissolutely, licentious-
Disolutivo, va, a. Dissolvent.
Disolúto, ta, a. Dissolute, loose, libertine.
Disolvénte, em, Dissolvont, dissolver.
Disolvér, va. To loosen; dissolve; melt;
interrupt.—or. To dissolve, be melted.
Disón, am. Harsh, dissonant tune.
Disonáncia, sf. Dissonance ; discord.
Disonánte, a Dissonant, inharmonfious;
discordant. [be con a
Disonár, on. To disagree in sound; discord ;
Disono, eas Dissonant, inconstant.
Dispar, a. Unlike, anequal. [
Dis mónte, ad. V. Disparatada-
Disparadór, em. Shooter ; trigger; ratch.
Disparár, ca. and en. To shoot, discharge ;
fire, lot off; talk nonsense.—or. To ran
headlong; stoop, dart down. [sically.
Disparatadaménte, ad. Absurdly, nonsen.
Disparatádo, da, a. Inconsistent, absurd,
extravagant. talk nonsense.
Disparatár, ea. To act or talk absurdly;
Disparáto, sm. Nonsense, poc Eo
scatter ;
pela.
DIS
Disparatón, am. augm. A groat piece of | Distraér, va. To distract ;
nonsense,
D rio, am, Speech full of nonsense.
Disparot, sm, The act of absconding, disap-
ee
Disparidad, af D
arity, inequality.
Disparo, em. D
explosion; non-
eense. {tary loss.
Dispéndio, em. Excessive expense; volun-
Dispendi sa, a. Costly, sive.
Ld aaa . Dispense, exemption.
Dispensáble, a. Dispensable.
Dispensación, 4f Dispensation, exemption.
Dispensadór, ra, 8, Dispenser, distributer.
Dispensár, ea. To dispense, deal out, ox-
Dispersion. y Di 4
persión, y/. Dispersion.
Dispórso, sa, a. Kee separated.
Dispertadór, ra, 8. Y. Despertador.
Dispertár, va. V. r.
Displacér, va. V. Desplacer. [dislike.
Displicéncia, af Displeasure, discontent,
Displicénte, a. Displeasing, unpleasing; an-
gry.
Disponedór, ra, €. Disposer; distributer.
sabeis va. and sn. To arrange, order:
dispose; distribute; deliberate; act free-
ly. Disponer sus To make a last
wiil.—or. To prepare one's self, get ready.
Dipenitls, a. Disposable; applied to prop-
erty.
Disposición, @f Disposition, arrangement;
natural fitness; tendency; proportion,
8 etry; resolution; power; inclina-
on. au.) Trim; ae of person;
dispatch of business. 4’ la d:
de, At the dis of. tributively,
Dispositivamónte, ad. Di tively, dis-
Dispositivo, va, a. Dispositive.
Dispuésto, a. Disposed, fit; genteel,
fal Bien dispuesto, Quite well
al dispuesto, Indisposed, til [fray.
Dispúta, af Dispute, argument; contest,
Disputáble, a. Disputable, controvertible.
Disputadér, em. Disputant, disputer.
Disputár, ca. and ». To dispute, contro-
vert; debate, argue: strive; resist.
Disputativaménta, ad. Disputingly.
Disquisición, af Disquisition, examination,
Distáncia, y. Distance; remotoness; differ-
ence. [ward.
Distánte, a. Distant, remote. (Nan.) Off-
Distár, on. To be distant or remote; vary.
Dístico, sm, Distich, couplet.
Distinción, af Distinction; privilege; or-
der, precision, A' distincion, In contra-
5 Seay
stinguíble, a. Distingnishable uous,
Distinguido, a. Distinguished, bomen:
Distinguir, va. To distinguish ; see clearly ;
discern; judge; oxplain.—or. To distin-
guish one's solf; differ.
Distintaménte, ad. Distinctly, diversely.
Distintivo, va, A. Distinctive.
Distintivo, am. A distinctive mark, badge;
a particular attribute.
Distinto, ta, a. Distinct, different; clear;
intelligible.
Distracción, q/. Distraction ; ecstasy ; amuse-
TES «cena uses, want of constraint
DIV
lex; seduca,
—vr. To muse, be absent of mind.
Distraidaménte, ad. Distractedly, licen-
pa ute
Distraido, da, a. Absent, inattentive; disso-
Distraimiénto, em, Distraction; a licentious
life. bie rre
Distribución, ef Distribution; division;
Distribuidór, en. Distributer, divider.
Distribuir, ea. To distribute; dis ar-
range; allot. [tributively.
Distributivaménte, ad. (Little us) Dis
Distributivo, va, a. Distributive.
A Altes fal rhgaclantr giver.
Distrito, em. ct, provinee; territory.
Disturbár, ea. To disturb, interrupt.
Distarbio, am. Disturbance, in
Disuadir, va. To dissuade.
Disuasión, 4% Diseuasion.
Disuasivo, va, a. Dissuasive,
Disuélto, ta, a. Dissolyod, melted. [arina
Disúria, af Dysury, difficulty in
Disyunción, y. Digjunction; a digjunctive
article,
Disyúnta, y. (Mus.) Change of the voice.
Diayantivaménto ad, unctively, sepat-
ate.
y.
Disyuntivo, va, a. Disjunctiy [tant.
Disyúnto, ta, @ Separated, dlsjoined: dis-
Dita, - Securer, A ot Security,
Ditirámbica, af Dithyrambic, a hymn tn
Ditirámbico, ca, a. Dithy bical.
Ditirámbo, sm. (Poet.) Dith bic.
Dito, em. and pp. obs. V. .
Dinrótico, ca, a. (Med.) Diuretic,
Diárno, na, a. Diurnal.
Diúrno, sm. Diurnal, a prayer-book.
Diuturnidád, y. rin
Diutúrno, na, a. Diuturnal, lasting.
Divagánte, pa, Rambling.
Divagár, on. To ramble. V. Vagar.
Diván, sm. Divan, the council among the
Divorgóncia, ef, Di aie
vorgén * Divergen
Divergénte, a. Divergent.
Divergir, on. (Phys.) To diverge.
Diversaménte, versely, difforently.
Das. af. Diversity, dissimilitade; va-
ety.
Diversificér, ea. To diversify, vary.
Diversión, ef. Diversion; sport.
Diversivo, va, a. Divertive, medicines which
draw off humors,
Divérso, sa, a, Diverse, different; various.
—pl. Several, sundry.
Divertido, da, 4. Amused, m , diverted,
festive. Andar divertido, Ro be en-
gaged in love affairs. [ment.
Divertimiénto, em. Diversica, sport; amure-
Divertir, va. To divert; amuse.—er. To
sport, frolic, fool. [part.
Dividéndo, sm. Dividend; share, allotment,
Divididéro, ra, a. Divisible.
Dividir, ca. To divide, cut; distribute
separate.—vr. To divide,
Dividúo, das, a. (Law) Divisible.
Divióso, em. (Med.) Furunele, boil
Divinaménte, ad. Divinely, heavenly; ad-
mirably.
DOL
Divinatório, ria, a. Divinatory.
Divinidád, sf. Divinity ; deity ; the Supreme
Being; filse Decir di dea,
To say adm rd thin
Di ras
i ete del deify. (Met.) To sanctify.
Dona na, a. Divine; heavenly, godlike ;
excellent, Un ingento divino, A man of | Doce
uncommon talents.
Divimo, sa, 8. V. Adévino. [device.
Divisa, s/. Inheritance; motto; ornament;
Divisar, ca. To discern at a distance ; vary.
Diviséro, em. Heir not of noble extraction,
Divisib Divisibility.
AS a. Divisible.
División, ef. Division; partition, compart-
ment; difference; hy phen.
Divisional, a. Division
Divisivo, va, a. Divisible, divisive.
Diviso, sa, a. Divided, disunited.
Divisér, em. Divisor.
Divisório, ria, a. Divisive, formin 1 division.
Divo, va, a. (Poet.) Divine, godl
Divorciár, ea. To divorce, separato.—er. To
be divorced.
Divóreio, em. Divorce, separation, disunion. | Docto
Divulgábie, a. That which may be divulged.
Don Y. we istics: publication.
Diao oa. to Le gaa divulge, sive out.
Do, Sad Y. Armas: Do quiera, In whatever
ee af. An ancient eran gold coin.
ladaménte, ad. UnA deceitfully.
Dobleail a, af A’ la dobladilla, Doubly,
a (thic
Dobladillo, ila, a. Squat and broad, short and
Dobladilio, am. Hem, the edge of a garment.
Dobládo, em. Measure of the fold in cloth.
Dobládo, da, a. Strong, thick-set; deceit-
fal. Tierra doblada, A broken, moun-
tainous country.
Dobladór, em. Folder, paper-folder.
Dobladúra, y. Fold; a led horse in battle;
medley dish of fried meat, de.
Doblár, va. and n. To double; fold; bend;
toll; deviate from justice and reason:
coil. Doblar la ila, To kneel.—or.
To bend, bow; change one's opinion.
Doble, a. Double; thick; strong, robust;
artful, deceitful.” Al doble, Donbly.
Doble, sm, Fold, crease; dissim
toll of the bell.
Doblegáble, a. Flexible; pliant.
Doblegadizo, za, a. Fit to be doublod.
Doblegár, ca. To bend; gain by persuasion.
—er. To bend; submit, fully.
Dobleménte, ad. Deceitfally, doubly, art-
Dobléro, em. (Prov.) A sma ‘loaf of bread.
Dobléte, a. Between double and single.—
em. Factitious gem. El
Dobléz, am. Crease ; erty: doubl ale
Dóblo, em. (Law) Dou
Doblón, em. Donbiccn,, a sant gold c coin,
Doblon de oro, Gold coin = $2,
de & doe (escudos), Gold coin= $4. Do-
Ulon de & cuatro, Gold coin =$8. Do-
Lon de & ocho, Gold coin = $16. Do-
dion senotllo, or merely doblon, Nominal
money = $3. Doblon de vaca, Cow's tripe.
e
Doblonáda, de Heap of doubloons or money.
Doce, sm. elve; twelfth. Echarlo E
doce, To carry an affair off with a la
Docóna, ef. “Down: weight 12 lbs. in
varre. Docena de fraile, Baker's aren.
Meteree en docena, To meddle. .A’ do-
Abundantly.
Docenál. a. Bold by doxenk
Docéno, na, a. Twelfth.
Docéno, sm. and a. A kind of cloth.
Dociéntos, a. V. Doscientos.
Dócil, a. Docile, pene; obedient, flexíble;
ductile, malleable.
Docilidád, 4f Docility; flexibleness, com-.
liance ; gentleness.
Docilménte, ad. Asay th
Docimástica, af. Assay ; it the art of assaying.
Doctaménte, ad. Learnedly.
Dócto, ta, a. e
Doctór, am. Doctor of Laws, dc.; any
learned man. (Coll) A physician.
Doctóra, ef. Doctoress; a vain woman;
physician's wife.
Doctorádo, sm. Doctorate, doctorship.
Ppie a, Doctoral.
pe Fie at oot ery called doctoral.—em.
Ouen O
Doctaraiónto, sm. pig or doctorship.
Doctorando, em. One on the point of me
ting his depres as doctor.
Doctorar, ea. To doctorate.
Doctorcillo, em. dim, A little doctor; quack.
D , on. To doctor, play the doctor.
Doctorate am, (Joc.) The body of doctora,
age ai the catechism; sci-
ence. Viños de la doctrina, Charity
children.
Doctrinadór, ra, 8. Instructor, teacher.
Doctrinál, sm. Catechism.—a Doctrinal,
relating to doctrine. (horses.
Doctrinár, va. To teach, instrnct; break in
a em, Teacher of Christian doc-
ne.
Doctrino, em. V. Niños de la doctrina.
Documénto, em. Instruction; document;
voucher, exhibit
Dodránte, sm. Drink of nine ingredient;
weight of 9-12ths of a Roman lb.; 13
inches,
Dogál, sm. Ends zonnd the neck ; halter.
Dógma, em. Do
; | Dogmático, ca, a. €. Dogmatical or dogmatic.
Dogmático, pt Dogmatic.
Dogmatis Dogmatist. [tizer.
Dogmati sr. Degatsints em Do em, es:
gmas,
Dógo, sm, Terrier.
Do adóra, a, Applied to a cooper's adze.
Doladór, sm. Smoother, alate ere
Doláje, em. The wine bibed A
Dolámas, af, pl. Dolámes, em. pl Hidden
defects in horses, [stono.
Dolár, va. To plane or smooth BE er or
Doblon Doléncia, la af Disease, affliction; danger.
Dolér, o feel pain, ache or be in pain;
be unwilling to act.—or. To be sorry;
repent; feel for; lament.
Doliónte, a. Suffering ; sorrowful.—sm, Pall-
bearer; mournor. ae
—
DOM
—
Dolimán, em. Long robe worn in the Le-
t
van
Dólo, sm. Fraud, deceit, impoattion. Po-
ner dolo, To judge ill of.
Dolór, sm. Pain, ache. Dolor de cabeza,
Headache. Dolor de muelas, Toothache.
Dolor de tripas, Griping ; affliction,
ef; repentanco; rage. tar con do-
res, To be in labor.
Dolorcillo, ito, em. dtm. A slight pain.
Dolorido, da, a. Dolefual, afflicted.
Dolorido, em. The chief mourner.
Dolorifico, ca, a. Causing pain or grief.
Dolorosaménte, ad. Painfully, sorrowfully.
Doloróso, sa, a. Sorrowful, diamal; painful.
Dolosamónte, ad. Deceitfully.
Dolóso, sa, a, Deccitfal, knavish.
Domáble, a. Tamable, conquerable.
Domadór, ra, 8. Tamer, subduer; horse-
breaker.
Domadúra, af Act of taming or subduing.
Domár, eva. To tame; break in; subdue.
Dómbo, sm. Dome, cupola. [subdue.
Domeñár, ca. To reclaim, tame, master,
Domesticéble, a, Tamable.
Domesticaminte, ad. Domestically.
Domesticár, ea. To render gentle, domes-
ticate.—or. To grow tame.
Domesticidád, ¢f Domesticity, affability.
Doméstico, ca, 4. Domestic. :
Doméstico, sm. Domestic, menial.
Domiciliádo, da, a. Received as a denizen
oF citizen.
Domicitltário, sra Inhabitant, citizen.
Domiciliário, ria, a. Domiciliary.
Domiciliárse, or. To establish one's self in
a residence.
> Domicilio, sm. Habitation, abode, domicil.
‘ ón, af Dominion, power; com-
manding ground.—p Dominations, an-
golic beings.
Dominador, am. Dominator.
Dominante, a. Dominant, dictatory ; pre-
vailing; dominative, imperious,
Dominár, va. To domineer, rule, oversway ;
master, command; moderate one's pas-
sions, correct one's evil habita—or. To
rise above others.
Dominativo, va, 4. Dominativo, — [towns.
Dómine, em. Teacher of Latin in small
Domingo, em. Sunday. Domingo de ra-
mos, Palm Sunday. Domingo de resur-
reccion, Easter Sunday. Domingo de
cuasimodo, Low Sunday. acer do-
méngo, To pass a working day idly.
Dominguéro, ra, a. Done or worn on Sun-
day. Sayo dominguero, Sunday-clothes.
Dominguillo, sm. Figure of a boy at bull-
feasts. Hacer á uno es dominguillo,
To make one a laughing-stock.
Domínica, y. (Div.) Sunday. Dominica
in albia, Low Sunday.
Dominicál, a. Manorial; dominical, be-
longing to the Lord's day. Oracion do-
minical, Lord's prayer. [can.
Dominicáno, na, Dominico, ca, 4. Domini-
Dominico, em. Jacobin, a friar of Saint
Dominic.
Dominicatúra, af. Vassalage patd to tho
lord of ae manor.
DOR
Dominio, sm. Dominion,
wer, right of
use; authority; region; domain, estate.
Dominó, sm. Domino, a masquerade gu-
ment.
Don, sm. Don, the Spanish title for a gen-
tleman, used only before Christian names;
gift, present; faculty, knack. Don de
gentes, Winning manners. Dor de aci-
Donación al Donati ft,
mación, 4/. Donation; gift, grant.
Donadio, sm. Property derived from royal
donations,
Donádo, da, s. Lay-brother or lay-sister.
Doe ra, 8. a oda na
on em, Grace, e ce, gentility ;
witty saying. Hacer donaire de, To
make little of
Donatrosaménte, ad. Facetiously, wittily.
Donairéso, sa, @. Pleasant ; ; witty
Donánte, pa. Donor; giver.
Donár, va, To make free gifts, bestow.
Donatário, sm. Donee, Grantee
Donatista, a. Donatist, follower of Donatay
Donativo, sm. Donative,
Donocdél, em. A king's page; a man who haa
not known woman; wormwood. Piso
doncel, Pine stuff without knots. Fixe
doncel, Wine of a mild flavor.
Doncélla, e/. Maid, virgin, lass; lady‘’s-maid
D de Numidia, The Numidian
heron; snake-fish; sensitive plant. Dor-
cella An old maid.
Doncellgie Y: dim. Little maid.
Doncellería, 8f. Virginity, maidenhead.
Doncelléz, ¢ Virginity, maidenhood.
a ita, q. dim. A young maid, a
r
Doncelléna, 8f. augm, col, Old maid.
Doncelluéca, @f vet) An old maid.
etl ae im, A young maid.
. Adonde, Where? whither?
De donde? From what place? Donde
quiera, dino Donde mo, On the
contrary. Hácia donde? Towards what
place? Por donde? By what way, what
reason ? {marvel of Peru.
Don Diégo de Nóche, an. (Bot.) Jalap,
Donecíllo, em, dim, A small present.
O em. Swindler, sharper; tricking
gambler.
Donosaménte, ad. Gracefully, pleasingly.
Donosidád, sf Gracefulnoss, wittinesa,
Donosilla, af Plalted muslin worn around
the neck.
Donóso, sa, a. Gay, witty, pleasant. [tility.
Donos . Graccfulness, elegance, gcn-
Dofia, af. y, mistress: only used before
the Christian name, [women.
Doñeár, on. To the time much with
Denese, Doñigál, a. Applied to a kind of
gs,
Doquiér, Doquléra, ad, V. Donde quiera.
Dorada OE 8. (Ichth.) Qilt-hesd,
gilt-poll.
Doradilla, @f eet) Common ceterach.
Doradillo, em. Fine brass wire. On) Wag-
tail. [colored soup.
Dorádo, da, a. Gilt. Sopa dorada, A hi
Dorúdlo, em. Gilding. (Ichth.) V. Dorada.
Doradér, sm. Gilder.
DRA
Doradóra, sf Gilding.
Dorál, 2. (Orn.) ar Muscicapa, Z.
bee ea. To gild; palliate, excuse,
Doreás, ¢f A sort of ralla?
em. A sort of fowered muslin.
. Broad-leaved
Derio ca, 4. Doric.
Dormida, Y. ; resting-place.
Dormidéra, sf. arden-poppy. aL Sleepi-
ness, ir!
Dormidéro, ra, a. Sleepy, soporiferous, nar-
cotic.—sm, Resting-place.
Dormidór, em. A great sl
Dormidos, am, i (Naz) . Durmentes,
tera ape A doll el heal | D
n, As, 8, nll person, sleepy-
Dortnir, ae To sleep; be inattentive;
clamp a vessel; be calm rmir la
siesta, To take a after dinner. Dor-
mtr al sereno, To sleep in the open fleld.
suelta or á sueño
Dormir ú plerna
pr To sleep carelessly,—or, To fall
Y. pl. Play, like hide and seek.
Dorm ee Doraltira. sopera po
rmitivo, 4m. Dormitive, soporiferous
Dorm Dormi bedroo: eT
x o and HT 7
Dorsál, a. Dorsal, bolongi to the back.
Donfcr, ra, a, (bot) Doraiferons, dorsipe-
Dire, em The back Hide pop pg
Doa, om. Two; seco: nee. A’ dos ma-| D
noe, With beth banda Doe & dos, Two
pany. De dos en dos, Two by two.
Doseléra, Y: Valance of a canopy.
Deselico, sm, dim, -A small canopy.
Dósis, sf. Dose of medicine.
n, Y. Dotation, pa ri founda-
tion ; pr) pe, Punt ng . dowry.
ye “ands for the? repairing
Dotécton de un buque, Eos
complement of a crew; stock; person:
and ro e a fortress. es Det
o, da, a. Dowered, portion a
do de, Endowed with.
or, a. a ane who portions or endows.
Detél, a. Do tal, relating to a dowry.
a va. To portion, endow.
sf. Dower, dowry ; stock of counters
noid with.—em. Talents; endow-
a y. Y.
Y. Carve of the key-stone: key-
Doveláge, am, Curved Mones he an arch. 4
i heel ea. To hew a stone in curves for
= > de a. Twelve-sided.
DUE
Drachm, the eighth of an
reek silver coin.
to.) Guinea-worm.
siren t.) Gauls thon: gum
tragacanth pi eu sled the bowsprit.
roar interpreter of
oes oe
ounce ;
Dracknculo, e sm,
man, 31»,
wt, Arable or or Tur
Dragón, Dragon. re hop
(Ict.) hetero weather- dag: e
spot in the eyes.
pesetas 8f. Bhoulder-knot ; female dragon.
Dragonázo, am, augm. A large d n,
Dragoncillo, sm. Ancient gun; a ittle
dragon or dragoon. D.
Dona DAS Y. Daron) mmon
ragontino, na, a. D
Dráma, em. Drama.
Dranisenménte, ad, id
Dramática, af The dramatic art.
Dramático, ca, a. Dramatical, dramatic.
Driáde, ef Dryad, wood-nymph.
Drino, sm. Kina nd of Marea ire pl dic
Drizár, va. o hoist u e de
Drizas, Y. Flaca pe dal foque
el halliards, Aids
Dróga, 4. Drag: stratagem, dece
Droguería, y. a ¢ shop.
rognéro, 81M. t; cheat, [stuff.
Droguéte, em. t, kind of woollen
Droguísta, em. a as impostor.
Dromedál, Drom romedary ;
Fopacióno 5d hor orinal, taking of
am. ent for
Doro mai con Vile, despicabl
em. e, despicable man,
raids. oo rare
‘Baal bel to two.
Wall or inclosure of earth, [tt [hing
y. Dúblo, em. oe doub
Dubitable, a. Donbtfal, dubious.
Dubitación, y” Dubitation.
ora is Doubtful, dubious,
Dac, am. O
Ducádo, am, Duchy, dukedom; ducat.
Ducál, a. Ducal. [ed.
ln rae : dm piece of land reap.
cho, a. Doxterous, accustom
skilfal, cientos,
Duciéntos, tas, a. Two hundred. V. Dos-
Ducíl .. mt) Y. Espita.
Duetilidád, af. Dactility. .
Ductór, em. cres conductor; probe.
By E sa
ua 8 ase, on >; ques
tion. Sind > Certain!
Dudáble, a. Dubitable, dabions, doubtfal.
padi, ea. To doubt, hesitate; fluctuate ;
podia, af. dim. A slight doubt.
Dudosamónte, ad. Doubtfully, dubiously.
Coe sa, A, Doubtful, uncertain; bazard-
Duéla, y. Stave; nes of coin.
Dueláje, em. Y.
Dueliste, em. Duelll : fighter.
Duélo, em. Duel, challenge; sorrow ; mourn-
Ing, funeral. Troubles, vexations, af-
filetions, Sin duelo, DOS:
A ad
DUR
ECH
Duénde, sm, ar Wages goblin, ghost. Tener
duende, To pochondriac, restless.
Moneda de drone Small co ao coin.
Duendecillo, am. dim, A little
Duéndo, da, a. Domestic, tame.
Duóña, 4/. Duenna, an old woman; a mar-
ried lady. Dueñas, Widows who attend
on the maids of honor. _ [strict duenna.
Duefi A very old or a very
] Dueñéson 2. (ColL Coll.) Belonging to a duenna,
Ducñísima,
Duéfio, a, em. and
master or ar
. A mes old duenna.
wner, proprietor,
Durable, a. Durable, lasting.
Daracién, Duráda, af Duration, contina-
ance, durability.
Durederan 4 pl poe ah E
uraderas, ting; prune
Duradéro, ra, a. Lasting, durable.
Duradór, ra, a. Durable, lasting.
Duramáter, 4f. (Anat) Dura mater.
Duraménte, ad. 1 y, vi usly.
Durándo, em. Cloth formerly used in Spain.
Duránte, pa. During; in the moan time
Durár, en, To last, continue,
Duraznéro, em. Peach-tree.
Duérno, em. Double sheet, two sheets of | Durázno, em. ( But.) Pesce
Duréza, af. Hardncos harshness, Se
rinted paper, one within another.
D as a rra rl a
op Vete & la dula, Get out of my
sight.
Duleaméra, af. (Bot.) Bitter-sweet.
pales. a. Sweet; h; mild, ee
weetmeats, preserves, sugar-plums, can-
ae or any other sweet things. VY. Dwud-
Dalcecitlo, illa, ito, ita, a. Sweetish.
cedambre, ef Sweetness. V.
yarns, em. Dulcimer, musical toa.
men
Dulceménte, ad. Sweetly, delightfully, iy
Dulcificación, 4f Dulcification.
Dalcificénte, pa. Dulcifying; sweetener.
Doulcifcár, va. To sweeten, dulclfy,
Dulcir, va. To grind flat, polish.
Dulcisono, na, A. e
De Me con erdsman.
alia ye D “D worship of the saints.
pty poc by the Turks.
baina, af. A musical wind instrament.
ea) A lu e (ony vB of sweetmeata,
Dulzázo, za, ve a ds sweet, luscious.
Dulzér, em. V. Dulsura,
Dulzorár, va. ra To sweeten, dulcify.
Dulzára,' Sweetness; meekness; pleas-
ure; forbe eno pleasing manners,
ne oa. de dulcify ; soften.
= Rarer of sand.
Dinas, 4 af. (Nan) Y he highest part of the
Dungirras A sort of white cotton staff.
Dúo, em, (Mus.) Duo, duet,
Duodéeimo, ma, a. Twelfth; 12mo.
Duodécaplo, pee a. Duodeeaple
Duodéno, na, a. Tw
Duodéno, em, and ve ee Duodenum.
Duomesino, na, a. Of two months.
EA af. Double allowance of proves in
Duplicación, Y. por a Neat Sy e A
Duplicadaménte, ad, Doubly.
Daplicádo, sm. Du decias
Duplicádo, da, a. licata, doubled.
Dnplicár, oa. as don le, sr ah ig repeat.
Du Dlicatára, 4%
Dap le Diabla: awit separate cells,
Duplicidsd, af, Duplicity, decelt.
Dáplo, am. Double, twice as‘mach.
Dfique, am, Duke; fold In veils. (duke.
Duquecito, sm. dim. A petty duke; a young
Duquésa, af Duchess; cies of couch.
Dire, of Duron, contlananea:
obstinacy ; callosity. Duresa de vientre,
vanesa. »
of a a
Duriágra, stripo, white and blue.
Durillo, ll a alae n Rather herds Durillo
ina Bombast, Ea an (Bot)
Durindána, Durindaína, €/. (Joc.) A sword.
Darméntes, Durmiéntes, em. pl an)
Clampa, sleepers.
Durmlénte, pa. Sleeping, sleeper, dormant.
—em, Sleeper.
Dúro, ra, a Hard, solid; aah OF mis
ressive; stubborn ; rude
am A’ duras penas,
and labor.
Dáro, or Peso duro, em. Silver dollar.
DAUD, , tm, Duumvir, one of the duum-
Duunviráto, am, Duumvirate.
Dux, sm. Doge of Venice and Genoa.
E.
E (A or ay) is pronounced in Spanish
in the English words bed, met, pen,
E (and) is po cari dl nd
the ptr word ns by
Sabios gero E ise and ignorant
Po P é mage ather and ee
a, tnterj, and ade. To awaken attention.
Woe , Well then! Let us see.
Eban em. Cabinet-maker
Eoenisteria, 4 Cabinet-work, cabinet-ma-
ker's shop.
E’bano, em. Ebony.
EbriedAd, Y. Ebrinty.
Frio, ria, a Inebrinted, intoxicated, tipsy.
Ebrióso, sa, 4. Intoxicated, drunken.
Ebulicién, Ebullición, 4 Ebullition.
Ebúrneo, nea, a. (Poet.) Made of ivory,
Eos -like,
hémo, em. Ecce Homo.
Behachnn am. = ( ina ee pe fellow.
acorvedr, Un. o pimp, procure.
Echarorveria, 4f Coll) Peo Profession of a
p or Pen mpostor.
Behacnérves, sm. Pimp, procurer; chest,
Echáda, ef Cast, throw; throwing one's
Estadére« Pl f rest
ro, am. Place o OF repose,
Echadillo. em. A foundling.
Ep
ECH
Echadizo, za, €. A spy; cautious divulger;
fo i {titious.
Echadizo, za, a. Suborned to pry into; fic-
Echador, ra, $. Thrower.
Echadúra, sf. Laying one's self down;
brooding, hatching. á
a em, Cast, throw; projection;
ection ;
Echar, 0a, on, To cast, throw, heave;
turn or drive away, eer cast away,
throw out or expel; shoot, bud, lasue;
put, apply; Im as a tax; talk, bab-
met impute ; eines ue: perform
ra wager; deal out; publish; pro ;
take ; sentence, (Nau.) To sink, Behar
To pulldown, char el agua &
un siiñto, To baptize, Echar bravatas or
baladronadas, or ntas, To boast,
b: of Echarla edi Bera majo,
or de grande, To swagger. r can-
tos, il dar or » To verter
angry- ar carrillos, To grow plump
in the cheeks. Zchar coche, To set up
acoech, Echar de manga, To make a
cat's paw of one. Echar el sello, To give
the finishing stroke. Achar en saco roto,
To labor to no purpose. Echar el bofe
or los bofes, To labor excessively. Echar
la ph á ar parts, To cut short
the conversation. Echar ménos, To misa,
Echar To strut about, char
tierra &, To bary in oblivion. Echar al
mundo, To bring forth. har mano,
To give assistance. Echar un remiendo
á la To take some little refresh-
ment. Eciar á uno é ar, To send
one about his business. r con cajas
destempladas, or en hora mala, To dis-
miss roughly. char suertes, To draw
lots. Acñar & correr, To run away.
Echar á reir, To fall to laughing. Echar
en cara, & la cara, or en la cara, To re-
proach to one's face. Echar buen or
mai lance, To have good or bad luck.
Echar de cer, To observe, perceive,
Echar el cuerpo fuera, To withdraw.
Echar la ley 4 uno, To condemn to the
utmost rigor of the law. Echar á per-
der, To spuil_ Kcharlo todo á rodar,
To spoil utterly. Echar mano, To lay
hold, seize, catch. Echar pelillos á la
sar, To be reconciled. r por en
pics dpi orante ees sen. he
O progress,
foremost. Echar el pié atras, To retro-
grade, be last. No hay que echar pié
atras, You must not flinch. El viento
as echa, The wind falls Echar todo el
trapo or tela, To crowd all sail. Echar
una mano, To help. Echar un jarro
de agua, Throw a damper upon dis-
course by an anexpected remark. Echar
or echarse un borron, To disgrace one's
sell Echar un guante, To take up a
collection. Echar el guante, To arrest,
Echar el escandallo, To take soundings,
Echar en tierra, To land. Echar aegices,
To take root; become established; con-
firmed.—er. To throw one's self down;
apply one'sselfto; yield, desist. Echarse
sobre áncora, To drag the anchor.
Echarse & pechos, To drink immoder-
ately. Echarse al coleto, To eat, swal-
low.
Echazón, 4f (Law.) Jetson. [philosophers,
Ecléctico, am. Eclectic, a class of ancient
Eclesiástico, sm. Clergyman, ecclesiaatic;
Eccleslasticus. [tic.
Ecloslástico, ca, 4. Ecclestastical, ecclesias-
Eclesiastizár, va. Y. ualizar,
Eclipsáble, a. That may be eclipsed.
Eclipsár, ea, To eclipse, outshine.
Eclipse, am. Eclipse.
Eclipeis, y/. a a reer
Ecliptica, af Ecliptio. [Egloga.
Ecl y. Eclogue, a h scale: poem. V.
E'co, em. Echo; repetition. Hacer eco, To
accord, agree, surprise.
Écólco, ca, a. Poot) Relating to echoes.
Ecometria, ¢f (Arch.) Echometry.
Ecémetro, an, Echometer. [tribution.
Economia, 4 Economy; scantiness; dis-
Económica, 4/. Economics, household man-
agement.
Económicaménte, ad. Economically.
Económico, ca, a, Economical, economic;
frogal; avaricious. [ager.
Economista, em. Economist; a good mar-
Economizár, va. To economize.
Ecénomo, am. Curator or guardian, trustee.
Ectipo, am. Ketype, copy from an original,
ae ig a, Equable, equal to itself; just,
gh
Ecuación, sf. y ape [noctlal line.
Ecuador, Ecuatór, sm. Equator; the equi-
Ecuanimidád, af Equanimity.
Ecuánte, a, Equal. Y. Igual.
Ecuéstre, a. Equestrian.
Ecuménico, ca, 4, CEcumenical, universal.
E‘cuo, a. Right, just. [sea.
Ecuóreo, rea, a, (Poet.) Belonging to the
Edad, ql. Ag es; an peros of time.
Estar en edad. (Brov) nder the sey-
enth year. Menor edad, Minority.
Edecán, sm. (Mil) Aide-do-camp. Laos:
Edéma, sf A white, soft, and insensible tu-
Edematóso, sa, a, CEdematous, edematose,
Edén, em. Eden, paradise,
Edición, af. Edition.
Edicto, am. Edict, proclamation.
Edificación, g/. Construction, art of build-
ing, edification, edifying. (builder.
Edificadór, E ifler; constructer;
Edificánte, a, ying; erecting.
Edificar, ea, To edify, build ; instruct.
Edificativo, va, a. Exemplary, instructive,
Edificatório, ria, a, Edificatory.
Edifício, em. Edifico, structure.
Edu em. Edile, a Roman magistrate.
Edilidád, y. Edfleship.
Editór, am. Editor.
Edredón, sm. Eider-down. [ture,
Educación, 3f Education, instruction, nur
Educadór, ra, 8. Instructor, educator.
Educándo, da, 8. Student in a school or
college.
Educár, va, To educate, instruct.
Educción, 4f Eduction.
Educir, ca. To educe, extract, bring ort.
E'fe, af. Spanish name of the META F.
$
EJE
Efectivaménte, ad. Effectually, powerfull Y
certainly. [money, specie.
Efectivo, va, 4. Effective, truc.—em. Hard
Efécto, sm. Effect; operation; pa ; E
n fac
pl. Assots; effects. En efecto,
rath.
Efectuál, a. (Obs.) Effectual, real, effective.
Efectualménte, ad. Effectively. fect.
Efectuár, va, To effectuate, accomplish, ef-
Efemérides, y. pl Ephemeris, almanac,
pune an account of daily transactions.
Efómera, Y. V. Efimera,
Efómoro, em. (Bot.) Iris, wild flag, [vor.
Efervescéncia, af Effervoscence ; ardor, fer-
E'feta, ad, Pertinacity.
Eficácia, y. Efficacy, activity.
Eficáz, a. Efficacious, active, effective.
Eficazménte, ad. Efficaciously, actively.
Eficiéncia, af Efficiency, effectiveness.
Eficiénte, a. Efficient, effective.
Eficienteménte, ad. Efficiently, effectively.
Efigie, ef Emey image. [ephemeron.
Efimera, 4/. home a one-day fever;
Efimeral, a. (Little us.) V. Efimero.
Efimero, ra, 4. Ephomeral, living one day.
Eflorecóncia, 8/. Efflorescence.
Efforecér, on. (Chem.) To cffloresce.
Efloreciénte, a. (Chem.) Efflorescent.
Efloroscéncia, 8/. (Bot.) Efflorescentia.
Effuéncia, sf EMuence, emanation.
Efiuénte, 47, Effluent, emanant. on:
Efáúvio, am. EfMuvium or effluvia; e -
Efúgio, em. Subterfuge, evasion, shift.
Efulgéncia, 4 (Obs.) Effulgence, brightness.
dir, ea, To effuse, pour out, sp
Efusión, Y. Effusion; confidential disclo-
Efúso, 84, a. o h [sure.
Egestión, @f (Little us.) Egostion.
Ed Ed ot) Wild bastard oat.
i pelano, Egipcio, a.
Esira, Y: Hegira, flight of Mohamm
Eglóga, af Eclogue, a pastoral poem.
Egoismo, 4m. Selfishness, self-love; egotism.
Egoista, em. Selfish ; egotist, one of a class
== = -———=
tian.
of pero ear erent ae y.
Egregiamén +» Iilustriously, egregious-
Egrógio, gia, a. Egregious, eminent.
Egreslón, 4/. Egression. [dust
Egrisadór, sm. Lapidary-box for diamond-
Egrisár, ca. To grind and polish diamonds.
Ea, sm. Axis; axle-tree, axle; centro.
Ejecución, 4/. Execution, performance.
(Law.) Seizure
Ejecatáble, a. Executable, performable.
ecutár, va
death; distrain, seize.
urge; oblige to pay. (Law.) To put to |
ELE
Ejemplár, a. Exemplary. Sin
Not to be a precedent; without
dent. ingly.
emplarménte, ad. Exemplarily; edify-
empliticación, ¢/ Exemplification.
ras speed oa. come E
mplo, em. Example, ent; pattern,
copy. Por ejemplo, For instance.
Hor r, va. To exercise,
ercicio, am. Exercise; emplo
fice; ministry. Hacer To drill
troops, train; use exe Estar en or
tomar ejercicios, To be in a spiritual re-
treat.
ercitactén, af Exercitation, practice.
ercitadór, wv e. Exerciser, P A
ercitánte, sm, The person who is in a
epieitast retreat.—pa. Exerciser, exerci-
sin,
E iter, oa. T ercise; learn by prac-
jerc Pip prclancia.
ejemplar,
ent, of-
tice. Bjercitar la To try the
patience.—or. To apply one's self.
Ejercitativo, va, a. That which may be ex-
ercised. .
órcito, sm. An army.
ido, em. Common, 8 yar space of land.
étea, sm. pl. (Mex.) String beans.
El, article gina a
El, E’lla, Ello, pron. she, it.
Ela, ad. There she ía, behold her there.
Elaboración, 4/. Elaboration.
Elaborádo, da, a. Elaborate.
Elaborár, ta. To elaborate, finish with care.
Elación, g/. Elation, pride; magnanimity ;
affected sublimity of style.
Elami, 4f (Mus.) S ascending; note E
Elasticidád, y/. Elasticity.
Elas'tico, ca, a. Elastic, elastical [cumber.
Elatério, sm. Elaterium or squirting cu-
Elatine, Y. (Bot.) Smooth well
E'lche, em, Apostate, renegado, Turkish
name for ambassador.
E'le, ad. There he is, or there it ia.
E'le, af Spanish name of the letter Z.
Eleborina, af (Bot.) Helleborine.
Eléboro, Elebór, sm. (Bot.) Hollebore.
Elección, gf Election; choice.
Electivo, va, a. Elective.
Elécto, ta, a. Elect, chosen.
Elécto, an. Elect; nominee.
Electór, sm. Elector. [an elector.
Electorádo, sm. Eloctorate, the territory of
of goods, putting to death. | Electoral, a. Electoral.
Electricidéd, af Electricity.
To execute, perform, do; | Eléctrico, ca, a. Electric or electrical.
Electriz, ef Eloctresa, the wife of an electar.
Electrización, af. Electrification, olectriza-
Ejecutivamónte, ad. Exccutively, prompt-| tion.
Ejecutivo, va, a. Executive; executory.
Ejecutór, ra, 8. Exocutor; officer of justice.
Ejecutor de la justicia, Executioner,
Ejecutória, 4% Writ of execution; letters | Electrómetro, sm. Electrometer.
patent of nobility ; executorship.
Electrizár, oa. To electrify; fill with en-
thuslasm.—er. To electrize.
Eléctro, sm. Electre or amber; electram.
serve.
Electuário, am. Electuary, medi con-
Ejecatoriál, a. Applied to the execution of | Elefáncia, /. Elephantiasis, species of lep-
a decree,
ro
sy.
Ejecutoridr, ea. To obtain a verdict in one's | Elefante, ta, 8. Elephant,
favor ; establish the truth.
Ejecutério, ria, a. (Law) Exocutory.
Elcfititino, na, a. Elephantine,
[ness
Elegáncia, af Elegance: graceful
Ness; neat-
Ejemplar, sm, Exemplar, pattern; proce- | Elegante, a. Elegant, salient, fine, nica
dent; sony of a printed work.
4
- Eleganteménte, ad.
egantly.
EMB
EMB
E Elegy [ful. | Emballenár, va. To stiffen with whalebone.
ca, cal,
APO . (Little us.) Eligibility.
Kleznbla, a. 5 le preferable. d
Kegido, da, a. Elect, chosen.
Elegidos, em. pl, The elect, the blessed.
Elegir, ca. To choose, elect, nominate.
E'lezo, ga, a. Mournful, plaintive.
Elemental, Elementár, a. Elemental; es-
sential, fundamenta). [rudiment.
Eleménto, sm. Element; the first principle;
Elónco, am, Table, index ; sort of pearl ear-
ring.
Elevación, af Elevation ; loftiness; digni-
ty; rapture; pride: height, altitude.
Elovadaménte, ad. With elevation.
Heres da, a. Elevated, exalted; sublime,
igh, lofty.
Elevadór, sm. (Little us.) Elevator. ture.
Elovir oa: To raise, elevate’ it up; exalt
var, ca, To elevate, lift up; e
—er. To be enraptured ; elated.
Etidir, va. To weaken, debilitate; elide.
Elijable, a. le of being elixated.
Etijación, af ane. Elixation.
Elijár, ea. (Pharm.) To elixate, boil vege-
Eline Y (Geom.) Ellipels.
ipse, Y. m.
Elipsis, £f. (Gram.) Ellipsis.
Eliptico, ca, a, Elliptic or elliptical.
Eliseos campos, am. ys
Elisión, 47. im ¿Hision.
Yilixir, am, Elixir, a medicine.
Ele, 6f Bpantsh name of the W or double 4
Elo, ad. Behold it.
oq
Elocuenteménte, ad. Eloquently.
Eloziadór, em, Enlogist, encomiast.
Elogiár, va. To praise, extol, eulogize.
Elogio, em, Eulogy, Panezyric.
Elucidseión, ef. Fla dation, explanation.
Etudir, ex. To elude.
Emactacién, 4/. Emaclation, emaceration.
Emanación, 2/. Emanation; effluviam.
Emanánte, pa. Emanating, emanant.
Emanár, en. To emanate.
Emancipación, ¢f Emancipation.
Emancipár, va. 'To emancipate. mind.
Embabiamiénto, em. Stupidity; absence of
Embachár, oa. To sheep to be shorn.
Embadurnár, va. To besmear, bedaub.
Embaldór, ra, «. Sharper, impostor, swind-
ler. [sition,
Embaimiénta, a7. Delusion; decoit, impo-
Embair, va, To impose upon, decelve.
Embajáda, ¢/ Embassy, a legation; an er-
or.
Embajadér, em. Ambassador. [ran
Embajadóra, Embajatriz, ef. (Poet. little
us.) Ambassadress. or.
Embajatório, ria, a. Belonging to an am-
Embaladér, en. Packer.
Eee te Peo egy a
m em. ng, pac ng.
Embaldosádo, em. Tiletloor. dl
Embaldosár, va. To floor with tiles or flags.
Embalijár, va. To pack up into a port-
manteau.
Emballenadór, sm. Stay-makor.
a. Elegine or ere mourn- | Emballestádo, sm, Contraction of the
nerves. [crosa-bow.
Emballestárse, er. To Le about shooting a
Embalsadéro, em. Pool of stagnant
water. [balmer.
Embalsamadór, Embalsaméro, sm Em-
Embalsamár, va. To embalm.
Embalsár, va, To put or drive into a pool.
Embálse, em, Act of putting or driving into
a L
Embalumár, va. To load a horse unequally.
—G¿r. To embarrass one’s self with busi-
nesa,
Embanastár, va. To put into a basket.
Embaracillo, sm. dim. A slight embarrass-
ment. Dario:
Embarazadaménte, ad, Perplexedly, awk-
Embarazádo, da, a. Em perplex-
edly. Ernbarazada, Pregnant.
Embarazadór, ra, s. Embarrasser. [struct.
Embarazár, ea. To embarrass, perplex, ob-
Embarázo, sm. Impediment, embarrass-
ment, vexation; confasion; pregnancy.
Embarazosaménte, ad. Difficultly, cumber-
some] y,
Embarazóso, sa, Embarbascádo, da, a. Dif-
ficult, intricate, troublesome.
Embar r, ca. To stupefy fish with hel-
lebore; perplex, confound, embarrass,
or. To be ee among the roots.
Embarbecér, en, To have a beard 0-5 tii
ing. er.
Embarbillár, ta, To join planks or
Embarcación, 4 Vessel; embarkation;
navigation. [bor, loading-place.
Embarcadéro, em. Wharf, quay ; port, har-
Embarcadór, sm. Shipper.
Embarcár, ea. To embark, ship; engage.—
or. To embark. Embarcarse un golpe
de mar, To ship a heavy sea.
Embárco, em, Embarkation, shipping.
Embargadór, em. One who lays on an em-
E bargo; esate: E peat
mbarginte, pa. Arresting, im ng, re-
ce No embargante, Notwith-
standing.
Rasharehe va. To arrest, lay on an embar-
go; distrain, seize, attach ; impede,
Embargo, sm. Embargo; execution, dis-
traint, selzure, attachment; indigestion.
Sin embargo, Notwithstanding.
Embarnecér, on. To grow plump or fat.
Embarnizadór, em. Varnisher.
Embarnizadúra, sf. Varnishing.
Embarnizár, oa. To varnish; embellish.
Embárque, ¿m. Embarkation.
Embarradór, em, Plasterer, dauber.
A. | Embarradúra, q. Overlaying with plaster
or mortar.
Embarrár, 04. To plaster; confound.—or.
To collect or mount upon trees.
Embarrilár, va. To barrel, put in a barrel.
Embarrotár, ca. V. Adarrotar.
Embasaménto, em. (Arch.) Foundation of
a building.
Embastár, va. To baste ; stitch.
Embastecór, en. To become corpulent or
fat.—or. To becomo gross, °
Embáto, em, The dashing of nee sud»
EMB -
den attack; gentle breeze.—pl Sudden
reverses. (ceiver.
Embaucadór, em. Sharper, impostor, de-
Embaucamiénto, sm. Deception, illusion.
Embaucár, va. To decelve, delude, impose
upon.
Embaulér, ca. To pack up in a trunk.
(Met. Coll.) To cram.
Embausamiénto, st, Amazement, astonish-
ment. [wonder.
Embausonár, ca. To make one stare with
Embazadór, sm. One who shades colors.
Embazadúra, @f. Shading colors; amazo-
ment.
Embazár, ea. To shade; astonish; impede.
—en. To be astonished, remain without
action.—or. To become tired or disgust-
ed; blush.
Embebecér, ra, To astonish, stupefy ; amuse.
—tr. To be struck with amazement.
Embebecimiénto, sm. Amazement, aston-
ishment,
Embebedór, ra, €. Imbiber.
Embebér, ea. To imbibe; saturate; incor-
porate; shrink, presa—en. To shrink,
contract itself; grow thick.—cr. To be
enraptured; retain firmly in the mind.
on ra, $. Impostor, sharper, de-
celver.
Embelecár, va. To impose upon, decelve.
Embeléco, em. Fraud, delusion, imposition.
Embeleñádo, da, a. Enraptured ; stupefied.
Emboleñár, ea. To stupefy, besot.
Embelesamiénto, sm, Athazement, sston-
ishment, rapture.
Embelesár, ea. To amaze, astonish ; charm.
—or. To be charmed or ravished.
Embeléso, sm. Amazement, ravishment;
charm. ed.
Embcllaquecérse, or. To become low-mind-
Embellecér, va. To embellish, adorn, deco-
rate,
Embeodár, ea. To intoxicate.
Emberár, en. To begin to have a ripe color.
Embermejár, ea, To redden. (blush.
Embermejecér, va. To dye red.—en. To
Embéro, em. Color of grapes ripening.
Emberrinchárse, er. To fly into a violent
passion. (demand.
Embestida, af Assault, onset; importunate
Embestidér, sm. Importunate solicitor.
Embestidars, ef Attack, assaalt, onset.
Embestir, oa. To assall, attack; solicit im-
portunately.
Embctunár, va. To cover with pitch.
Embicadór, em, (Am.) Cup and ball.
Embicár, ca, Embicar las vergas, (Nan.)
To top the yards,
Embijár, ea. To paint with red lead.
Embión, am. A shove.
Embioncillo, em. dim, A slight shove.
Embizarrárse, or. To brag, boast of courage.
Emblandecér, ea. To moisten, soften.—on.
To move to pity.
Emblanquecér, oa. To bleach or whiten.—
or. To grow white, be bleaching. [ture.
Embléma, sm. Emblem; an allusive pic-
Emblemáticaménte, ad, (Little us) Em-
blematically.
Pen ca, 6. Emblematic, >
EMB
Embobamiénto, en, Admiration, enchant-
ment; stnpefying.
Embobár, ca. To amuse, entertain the
mind, distract, humbug.—or. To be in
suspense, stand gaping.
Embobecér, va. To stupefy, make foolish.
—or. To become stupeñed,
Embobecimiénto, am. Stupefaction.
Embocadóro, Embocadór, am. Mouth of e
channel. star al embocadero, To be
at the point of success.
Embocádo, da, a. Pleasant to the teste.—
pp. of Embocar.
Embocadira, Y. The mouth or narrow en-
trance; mouth-piece.
Embocár, va, To enter by the mouth;
swallow in haste; enter by a pass; seize
upon; deceive; relate tedious stories,
Embocinádo, da, a. V. Adocinado.
Embodárse, er. To be married. Worms.
Eee ea. To arrange branches for silk-
Embdájo, sm. The shed erected for ailk-
worms. (bulis' borna
Embolár, va. To put balls on the tips of
Embolismadór, ra, €. and a. Detractor, re-
viler. [nations.
Ermbolismál, a. Intercalary of thirteen lo-
Embolismár, ea. To propagate malicious
ramors.
Embolismo, sm. Embolism, intercalation ;
até time ; confusion ; maze; f&ilse-
ood,
E'mbolo, am. Piston of a pump.
Embolsár, ea, To put money into a purse;
reimburse, [into a puree,
Embólso, em. The act of putting money
Embonár, ea. To make good or firm
(Nau.) To plank. Jliníng; stiffening.
Embóno, sm, (Nau.) The act of planking ;
Emboñigár, oa. To plaster with cow-dung.
Embóque, am. P of a ball through;
deception. fraud. no tiene embogue,
(Amer.) That has not the least appear-
ance of truth.
Embornál, em. (Nau.) Scupper-hole,
Emborrachadór, ra, a. Into g—« One
who makes drank.
Emborrachár, ca. To intoxicate, inebriata
—er. To bo intoxicated.
Emborrár, ea. To stuff with goat's bair;
card the wool a second timo. rage.
Emborrascár, va. and r. To provoke, en-
Emborrazamiénto, em Act of bas a
fowl. rk on a fowl; xen
Emborrazár, ra. To tie basting pieces of
Emborricárse, er. (Coll.) To grow stupid.
Carora va. To give the first combing
to woo
Emborrullárse, er. To be at variance,
Emboscáda, af Ambuacade ; -ambush,
Emboscadúra, ¢f Amb ambushment.
Emboscár, ea. To place ambush; em-
boss; conceal.—or. To retire into the
thickest of a forest; lie in ambush.
Em uecér, on. To become woody.
Embotádo, da, a. Blunt, dull.
Embotadór, em. He who bluata.
Embotadúra, af Bluntness or dulness.
Embotamiénto, sm. Blunting; blantnes,
dulness; stupofaction.
EMB
Embotér, ea. To blunt, dull, foil; enervate;
rai a To become dull; put on
es.
Embotallár, ca. To bottle.
Embotijár, va. To lay a stratum of jars,
EMP
Embudadór, em. Filler.
Embudár, ea. To pour throagh a funnel;
sche:mno,
Embudito, em. dim. A little fannel.
Embudísta, sm. Funnel-maker; intriguer.
elay, or mortar.—er. To swell; be in a| Embddo, em. Funnel; tall ofa candle-moald;
pesos. be inflated with arrogance; put boom of a water-closet; fraud, deceit, arti-
to
Emboedido, a. Arched, vaulted.
da, Empuj
Embáza, af. Inequalities in the buttom of | Emburrión, em, (Prov.) V. Empujon,
barrels. Em
da, a. Covered, muffled. Un
A nm with his face cover-
ed by his cloak. the face; dissemble.
Embozár, ea. To m tho greater
Embéso, em. The part of a cloak or veil
covering the face; mufiling; an artful
way of exp one’s thoughta.
Embizo (De), ad. In ito, unknown.
Embraciládo, de, a. (Coll) Carried about in
Embragir, oa, (Wan) To ali
m oa, (Wan) To sling.
Embraveeér, oa. To en irritate.—on.
become strong.—or. To become en-
Embeavecimtén Fury, i
Embrazadóra, of Ulasping of elo: ama:
braci ;
Embrazkr ea. To elasp a shield.
Embreadéra, ¢/, Paying a sbip with pitch.
Keres e o py wits pt Tata
or. To e,
cda io er. To. hide one's self in
Embriegido, da, a. Intoxicated, drunk.
¿rab. , va. To intoxicate; enrapture.
—er. To inebriate. ]
ra
Embrieguéz, ¢ Intoxication, drunkeuness; | E
Embriár, va, To toss in the air.
Empbridár, va. To bridle; govern, restrain. | Em
Embrión, sem. Embryo; assomb of con-
fudiie =
Embróca, Embrocación, q. Embrocation.
Embrocár, ea. To pour out of one vessol
into another; wind thread upon quills;
tack to the last,
Embrechádo, da, a. Embroidered.
Embrólla, ya V. Embrolio.
Emu , ra, & Entangier, confounder.
Embrollár, ca. To entangle, twist: insnare.
Esmmbrolar la bandera, (Nau.) To waft
the ensign. [ing.
Embrollo, am. Fraud, deception ; embroll-
Embrollón, na, 2, Liar; impostor; ran
gler. OBEY.
Embromádo, da, 4 (Nau Misty hazy,
Embromador, ra, ¢. and a. One who is tu-
multuously merry; wheedler.
Embromár, va. To excite tamultuous mirth;
: ke.
Eembrogusláma, or. V. Abroquelarss.
b ar, va, dd pa cattle into a pen.
Emb oa. To bewitch. V. Hechiear.
Embrutecér, oa. To stupofy.—er. To grow
stupid. rk.
Embuchédo, am. Large
Embnebár, va. To stuff with minced meat;
sausages ; cram; swallow with- | Em
out chewing.
part of | Embusterdz.
e of | Em
Co.
Embarriér, va, (Prov.) Y. ar.
búste, am. An artful tale; a lie;
imposition; pleasing quibble of children.
Gew-gaws, baubles.
Embusteár, en. To lie, impose upon.
0, Em. aug. A very great lar.
Embustéro, ra, 8. Liar; impostor, cheat;
Byers cajoler, coaxer.
Embusterón, na, a. augm. V. Embustero,
Embusteruilo, la, a. dim. Little impostor.
e: y. Instrument for riveting tin-
wor
Embutido, sm. Inlaid work.
Embutir, ea. To inlay; jumble; insert;
cram. Embutir un estay, (Nau) To
worm a stay.
E'me, ¢ Spanish name of the letter .M.
Eméiga, 8f. A large furrow, land-mark.
ae ied va. To make large furrows, as
land-marks,
Emendáble, a. Amendable, corrigible.
Emendación, 4/. Emendation, correction ;
tion.
Emendadaménte, ad, Correctly.
Emendadór, sm. Emendator. :
Emendár, ea. To amend, correct. Emen-
dar wn aparejo, To overhaul a tackle.
Emergéncia, 4/. ergency.
nte, 4. Emergent, resulting.
Emérito, a. Emeritus
Emersión, y. (Astr.) Emersion.
ético, ca, sm. and a. Emetlo,
Emiénda, f Amendment, correction; com-
Ehhigreclén, of Eusigration, iamigrat
n, af. Em on, imm on.
Emigrádo, am, era immigrant.
Emigrádo, da, a. and a. Emigrated, immi-
grated.
Emigrár, on. To emigrate, imm! ,
Enon . Fourth rat of a Spank bashel:
ancient tax.
Eminéncia, ¢f Eminence, height, a hill;
excellence, conspicuousness; greatness,
power,
Eminenciál, 4, Eminential,
nous,
Eminénte, a. Eminent, high, lofty; eck ic-
Eminenteménte, ad. ently, sone eas
oasly.
Eminentisimo, a. Title of the Romish car-
Emir, sm. Emir, or emeer, oriental name for
prince, | .
Emisário, em. Emissary.
Emisión, ¢f Emission, vent.
Emitir, va, To emit, send forth.
Emollénte, em. and a. Emollient, softening,
Emoluménto, 4m. Emolument, fee, profit;
perquisite.
, ea. To pack up; wrap up.—vr,
o be sullen, disp]
pachadaménts, ud. (Prov.) Cumber-
somely. 178
EMP
Empachádo, da, a. Timid, bashful; surfeited ; | Emparchár, ea. To cover with a plaster.
oaded.
overl
Empachár, ca. To impede, embarrass, dis-
tarb; perplex; overload, cram; disguise.
—r. To be ashamed, confounded ; surfoit.
Empácho, sm. Bashfulnesa, timidity; en-
barrassment, obstacle; surfeit.
Empachóso, sa, a. Y. Vergonz080.
Empadronadór, sm, Enroller, census-takor.
Em namiénto, am, Census; list of tax-
able ns,
Empedronir, va, To tako the census: regis-
ter the names of pes Avd [cloying.
opa amó sm. thing, surfeit,
Em , oa. To loathe, cloy; disgust in
a high degree, offend, trouble.—v7. To
loathe, fecl ae dar
Empaligo, sm, Y. Empalagamiento.
Empalagóeo, sa, €. Cloying, loathsome, fas-
tidjous.
pación al
palár, va. To empale.
Em liáda, Y. Hangings in cloisters, through
which a procession passes,
Empaliár, va. To hang with tapestry where
a procession passes.
Em y. Palisade or palisado.
Enopalizár, va. To palisade; pale.
Empalletádo, sm. le Netting.
Empalmadúra, 4/. Dovetailing.
Empalmár, va. To scarf,
se rsa va. To sew on the bolt-rope;
em. Empalement, empaling.
(splice.
sh
Empanáda, ef. Meat-plo. Hacer una em-
parada, To conceal part of an affair.
Euponadilie af A’ small plo; foowtep in
anadi . A sm o; footstep in
cosclica UN au.) Limber boards.
Empanádo, a. Contre-room. ados,
Empanár, oa. To cover with paste, bake in
paste; sow grain.
Empandar, oa. To bend into an arch.
Empandillár, va. To remove by stealth, bide.
Empanicár, ea. (Nau.) To hand or furl.
Empantanár, va. To submerge; bemire;
embarrass,
Empafiadtra, ef Swaddling of children.
Empañár, va. To swaddle; soil with one's
breath; darken; impeach one's character;
cover with clouds or fi
bent like the
Empapagayárse, or. To
of a parrot.
r, ea. To imbibe, soak, dronch.—or.
soaked; bo surfelted; imbibe the
E á
m
To be
principles of. per.
Empapeladór, sm. He who wraps up in
Empapelár, va. To wrap in paper; waste
r.
Empapiroládo, da, a. (Coll.) Fall, satisfied.
Empapirotádo, da, a (Coll) Lofty, hanghty,
fe de
paffed up. [deck nicely.
Empaptrotár, va. (Coll.) To adorn carefully,
Empéque, 8, Packing.
Empaquetadér, em. Packer.
Empaquetár. oa. To pack, make into bales.
Empára, ¢f (Law, Prov.) Sequestration.
Em entár, oa. To adorn, set off.
Emparaménto, Emparamiénto, sm. (Prov.)
Sequestration. (hibit.
ie Ea (Prov.) To sequestrate, pro-
, dovetail; | Em
EMP
Emparedamiénto, em. Confinement, shut-
ting up between walls; cloister.
Em ár, on. To confine, shut up te
tween walls.
Emparejadér, am, Matcher, fitter.
Em adúra, af Equalization. cok
Emparejamiénto, em. Matching or
Em ár, va. and a To level; match,
equalize.
Emparentár, on. To be related by marriage
Emparentádo, da, a. Related by coo
r bien or muy emparentado, To
have respectable relatives.
Emparrádo, em. Arbor or bower.
Emparrár, va. To embower, form bowers
Emparvár, ea. To put grain in order to be
thrashed. (bind books in leather.
Empastár, va. To paste; cover with colors;
Empatadéra, £/. (Coll.) Checking, impeding;
susponalon. short.
Empatár, va, To equalize; 5 5 ent
Empáte, em, Equality, tie or equal namber
of votes,
Empavesáda, 2/. (Nau.) Waist cloths.
Empavesár, ta. (Nau.) To spread waist
cloths; dress ships.
Empecíble, a. Hartful.
Empedernir, ca, To indurato, harden.—er.
To be petrified: inflexible.
pedrádo, 6m. Pavement.
Empedradór, em. Paver or pavier.
Empedrár, ea. To pave.
Empéga, y. Varnish of pitch; mark ol gator
Empegadúra, sf The varnish of piteh put
on vessels. {piteh.
Empegár, ca. To pitch; mark sheep with
o mark sheep with sear
Ponts va.
Empeine, em. The grotn; instep;
ringworm; flower of the cotton plant;
lichen. ~. {worms
Empeinóso, a, Full of tetters or ring-
Empelar, en. To get hair, begin to be hairy.
Empélla, ef Fat of fowls or swine; upper
E el en marr T sh, impel.
m r, Empellér, ea. To
Empellejir, ea. To cover with skins.
Empellón, sm. Push, heavy blow. A’ em
pellones, Rudoly, with pushes,
Empelotárse, or. To quarrel; be vexed.
Empéltre, em, Small olive-tree or sapling.
Empenachár, ca. To adorn with plumes.
Empentár, va. To push, impel, V. Zimpujor
¿mpentár, ea. To push, im : E
CA ad. Strenuoualy, spirit-
y.
Empeñár, oa. To pawn, pledge; obliga. —
er. To bind one's self; peraist; encounter
dangers with cou ; intercede, exert
or interest one's self; be embayed on a
lee-shore.
Empéio, em. Obligation, pledging; engage-
ment; earnest desire; courage and perse-
verance; protection, recommendation ;
Ap er. Conempeño, With great
nce,
Empeoramiénto, em, Deterioration.
Empeorár, va. To impair, deteriorate —en.
To grow worse.
Emperadór, em. Emperor.
Emperatriz, ¢f. Emprees.
Em , ca. To suspend on a perch,
Emperdigár, ca. V. Perdigar.
Em , ea. To dress with a profasion
podr on. d r. To be lazy; dilato
, om. and r. To ; dilatory.
Exmmpericádo, da, a. To be dressed in style;
wear false hair.
Emperifollar, va. To decorate, cover with
ri ; deck with flowers.
Empernado, da, a. Nailed; bolted.
Ampernár, ca. To nall, bolt; foot stockings.
Empéro, conj. Y et, however. V. Pero.
Emperráda, 4/ A sort of gamo at cards.
Em er. To grow mad, furious, ob-
Empesadór, em. Rushes for trimming yarn.
Empestar, oa V. Apestar.
Empétro, sm. Crow-berry.
Empezár, va. To begin, commence.
Empicér, ea. To hang.—or. To be too much
attached.
Empicotadúra, ¥ Act of pillorying.
Empicotár, ca. To pillory; picket.
Empiédro, em. Paving.
da, a. Elevated, exalted. _[ing.
Empinadira, ef Exaltation, elevation, rais-
Empinamiénto, em. Erection, elevation.
Empinár, oa. To raise, exalt; drink much.
—er. To stand on tiptoe; rise high. .Em-
el puchero, To live well without
Eon a ae Lo )T [upon noe:
ngorotér, va, (Low) To any thing
em, Elevation, height. rison,
Em , 96. To tie the legs of hawks; im-
Empireo, em. Empyrean, the highest heaven.
Empireo, rea, a Aoprreal celestial.
Empireéma, ef Empyreum, empyreuma.
Empireumético, ca, a. (Chem.) Empyreu-
ic.
mati .
Empírico, am. Quack, empiric.
erie ea, a. Empirte, erupirical.
Empirismo, em. Empiricism, quackery
Emptzarrédo, sm. Slate roof; slating.
Empizarrár, ea. To slate, roof with slates.
En af. Emplastamiénto, em.
Emplastúr, oa. To plaster; rouge; obstruct.
—er. V. Embadurnarse,
Emplastecér, ca. To level the surface to
paínt on.
Emplásto, em. Plaster. laster.
Emplástrico, ca, a. Glutinous, resembling a
Em ór, om. (Law) Summoner; mes-
senger of a court. {mons, citation.
Emplazamiénto, Emplázo, em, (Law) Sum-
Em oa. To summon; arrange; cite to
before the judgment-seat of God.
Emp em. Office-holder, employce.
Em , VA To employ, occupy; give a
p or employment, commission; in-
vest.—er. To be employed; follow busi-
ness.
Empleita, sf. V. Pleita, [bass-weed.
¡aerea ra, 2. Orie who plaits and sells
Emplénta, q/. Piece of mud-wall made at
once.
kanpléo, an. Employ, employment, busi-
ness, occupation, situation; public place
feesion; aim of our desires; sweetheart;
investment,
Emplomádo, em, Roof covered with lead.
Emplomadór, sm. Plumber.
Emplomár, va. To lead, fit with lead.
Emplumár, ea. To feather.—tr. To shed the
feathera, moult. [flodge.
Emplumecér, en. To begin to get feathers,
Empobrecér, ca. To impoverish.—on. To
posers poor.
Empobrecimiénto, +m. Impoverishment,
Enmpodrecér, en, To corrupt, reduce to
ii ai To corrupt, become pu-
; [house.
Empolládo, da, a, Hatched; pent up in the
Empolladúra, 4f Brood of bees r.
Empollár, ta. To brood, hatch. Y. A
Empoltronecérse, or. V. Apoltronarse.
Empolvár, ea, To powder.
Ei Empolvorizár, va, To cover
with dust, powder, dust.
Emponzoñadór, ra, 8. Poisoner.
Emponzobamiénto, am. Poisoning.
Emponzoñár, va. To poison; corrupt.
Emporcár, va, To soil, dirty, foul.
Empório, em. Emporium, mart.
Empotramiénto, am. The act of scarfing.
Em potrar, ea. To mortise; scarf, splice.
Empozár, oa. To throw into a well,
Empradizársc, 07. To become meadow.
Peabrendeder, em. Man of enterprise or of
proje
Emprendér, ea. To undertake; attempt,
embark in. Zmprender á or con alguno,
Emprein, ea. To Impreguato; beget.
preñár, ca. To impregnate ;
Emprósa, y. Symbol motto; enterprise,
undertaking.
Empresário, em. Manager of important
business; manager of a tbeatre,
Emprestádo, em. V. Emprésttio,
Emprestár, va. V. Prestar.
Emprestillár, ca. To borrow frequently.
a prústito, am. Lending money ; loan; tax,
mpost.
Emprima, af. V. Primicia,
Emprimádo, em, Last combing to wool.
Emprimár, ca. To print linen or cotton;
card. [orable seat.
Emprimerár, ea, To place In the most hon-
Empringir, ta. V. Pringar.
Empuchár, ea. To Piet into lye, buck,
Empuésta (De), ad. V. Por Detras.
Empujamiénto, em. The pushing, a push.
op ar, ca. To push, press forward cd
off. ng.
Empúje, Empájo, sm. Impulsio mpulse,
a te ps & a violent share: A
empujones, Rudely. [a cross-bow.
Empulgadúra, £ Tho stretching the cord of
Empulgir, ea. To strotch the cord of a cross-
bow. thumb-tied.
Empuñadór, ra, a. Grasper.
Empuñadúra, af Swort-hilt.
Empuñár, ca. To grasp,
(Nau.) To bend, fasten.
Emulación, af. Emulation, envy, jealousy.
Emuladór, ra, £ Emulator.
e
.) Ear
a
or ae office; calling, vocation, pro- | Emulér, va. To emulate, rival, content
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Emulgénte, a. Emulgent,
E'mulo, sm. Competitor, rival.
Emulsion, gf. Emulsion.
Emunctório, em. Emanctory.
Emaundación, 4 Cieansing.
en prep. In. Xnun año, In a year; for.
” adelante, For the future; on. En el
otro lado, On the
mingo, On co Al
Enaceitárse, or. To become olly or rancid.
Enacerir, oa. To steel.
náble, a. Alienable,
nagar sf Enagenamiénto, em, Allen-
atlon; change of affection; absence of
mind; rapture, astonishment ; disorder o.
the mental faculties.
Enagenár, ea, To alienate, transfer; trans-
port, pala add To withdraw one's
affection; be deprived of reason ;
easy.
Enaguarchár, oa, To load the stomach with
Enéguas, 4. pl. Skirt or upper skirt. En-
aguas blancas, The inner skirt; the gown
of friars. dias rate
naguazár, va. To 1 3; cover
Enagielár, on. (Low) To have grandchil-
dren. coats. V. Enaguas.
Enagiiillas, tas, @f Short under-petti-
Enalbér, ea. To heat iron to a white heat.
Enalbardár, va, To put on the packsaddle,
Enalforjar, va. To put into a saddle-bag.
Enalgueciládo, da, a. (Coll.) Dressed as an
alguacil. vile, despicable.
Enalmagrádo, da, a. Colored with ochre;
Enalmagrár, 04. To cover with ochre.
Enalmenár, va. To crown a wall with bat-
tlements.
Enamoradaménte, ad. Lovingly. [dizo.
Enamoradillo, illa, a. dim, V. Enamora-
Enamoradizo, za, a. Of an amorous dispo-
sition; susceptible. [ceptible.
Enamorádo, da, a. In love, enamored; sus-
Enamoradór, sm. Lover, wooer.
Enamoramiénto, am, Love-suit.
Enamorár, 04. To inspire love; make love,
court.—or. To fall in love.
Enamoricérse, er. To bo slightly in love.
Enanchár, 04, (Coll.) To widen, enlarga.
Enan tár, ya. V. Angostar.
Enanito, ita, a. dim, Little, minute.
Enáno, na, €. Dwarfish, low.
Enáno, sm. Dwarf.
Enánte, sm, (Bot.) Water-dropwort.
Enarbolár, va. To hoist, raise high; hang
out. Enarbolar la bandera, To hoist
the colors.—or, Y. Encabritarse.
Enarcár, va. To hoop barrels. V. Arquear.
Enardocér, ea. To fire with passion, in-
flame.—vr. To bo inflamed, animated.
Enarenación, 4 Lime and sand wash.
Enarenár, va. To fill with sand.—or. (Nan.)
To run ashore, [on the hind feet,
Enarmonár, va. To raise, rear.—or. To rise
Enarración, 4/. Narration, relation.
Enarrár, va. To narrate.
Enartár, oa. To narrow, constringo; decelve.
peana va, To put a handle to an instru-
men
Encabalgamiénto, sm. Gun-carriago.
E
Encabellúr, on. To begin to wear a
Encabellecér, on. and r. To begin
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have one thing above another.—ea. Te
provide horses.
to fave
hair where thero was none before.
Encabestrár, oa. To halter; force to obedi-
ence.—or. To be entangled in the halter.
other side, Zn do-|Encabezamiénto, Encabczonamiénto, mn.
Tax-list; census; the tax enrolment; tax,
tribute, or impost.
Encabezár, Encabezonár, va. To make "P
the tax-roll; take the census;
a tax-list.—or. To compound for taxes;
compound, pong, ayer settle.
Encabrahigar, ea, V. Cabrahigar.
Encabriár, va. To preserve and fashion
roof-timber. a
Encabritárse, or. To rise on the hind feet,
be un- | Encabronár, va. To cuckold.
water. | Encachár, va. To thrust any thing in a
wall or box.
Encadenadúra, ¢f Encadenamiénto, em.
Connection; concatenation ;
Encadenár, ea. To chain, link, feteer,
shackle; connect.
Encája, ad. Shake hands. [tool
Encajadór, sm, Chaser, inlayer; chasing-
Encajadúrs, y. Enchasing, inserting, or 1a-
closing.
Encajáre va. To enchase, drive in, inclose,
insert; thrust into with violence; intro-
duce with cunning; impose upon, de-
ceive. Encajar la suya, To avail one’s
self of an opportunity. Encajar bien,
Encajar
To bo to the paras. las ma-
nos, (Low.) To join or shake hands.—¢tr.
To intrudo.
Encaje, 84m, The adjusting or eens cavi-
os enchasing; inlaid work; laca.
y del encaje, An arbitrary law.
Encajóra, 4/. Female lacemaker.
Encajerádo, da, a. (Nau.) Fouled in the
block or pulley.
Encajonádo, sm. Mud-wall supported by
pillars of bricks and stones.
Encajonamiónto, em. Boxing, packing.
Encajonár, ta. To box, pack up.
Encalabozar, ea. To put one into a dnugeon.
Encalabrinádo, da, a. Headstrong, stubborn.
Encalabrinár, va. To To affect the head
with a bad smell.—or. To become bead-
strong; be confused. {saddle.
Encaláda, 4f Piece of tho trimmings of a
Encaladér, sm, Lime pit or vat for hides.
Encaladúra, 4f ea
Encalár, oa. To whitewash, lime; plaster;
thrust into a pipe or tube.
a rses bona met
Énca: . (Nau. ¡king on a -
bank suffer a check.
against ;
nk,
Encallár, en. To run aground, bit
Encallocér, en. To got corns on the feet.—
er. To harden in wickedness.
Encallecído, dá, a. and pp. of Encallecer.
Troubled with corns; hardened in wick-
Encaliaie ár T
Encallejonár, oa. To enter or put any thing
into a narrow street or ae
Encalletrár, va. (Prov.) To impress deepl7
Pa on. To parade on horseback;| an opinion, de.
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Encalmadúra, y”. Suffocation of a horse.
Encalmárse, er. To be worn out with fa-
tigne. an.) To be becalmed.
er. To make the young sick
by tho first milk.
Encalvecétr, en. To grow bald. {and mortars.
em. pi, Chambers in cannon
Eneamarar, va. To store up, garner.
Eneamárse, er. To keep abed; kennel, lie;
couch, come to the form; be by
rain, wind, &e.: applied to corn.
bijár, ea. To conduct water by arch- | Encafiu
ed reservoira.
Encambrár, va. To put in a store.
Encambronár, ea. To hedge with brambles ;
strengthen with íron.—or. To walk state-
ty with formality.
Encaminadtra, po Encaminamiénto, em.
The act of putting in the right road; for-
Encaminár, ca. To guide, put in the right
road, abow the way, forward ; manage an
affair.—or. To take a road, go to. *
Encemiséda, sf. (MiL) An attack made in
the dark. [clothes.
Enesmisárse, er. To put a shirt over one's
Encamorraree, er. To embroil one's self in
bee da, a. Bell-chaped.
En , Encanal Encaspotadúra, ef Encapotamiénto, em.
izár, ea. To sa
through pipes. [or crying. ¡ Encapotár, va, To cloak; vell, mufle.—or.
Encanáree, cr. To grow senselces with To lower, gloom, be clonded ; look sullen,
reales Y. Cane-hedgo; straw not
roken.
Encañár, va. To h with cane; convey
water thro pipes; wind on cane
spools.—on. To form or grow into stalks.
Encañizáda, ef. Inclosure made of cane for
catching mullets,
Encañonádo, a. Applied to the wind blow-
ing through a narrow
Encañonár, oa. and #. To get feathers; put
into tubes; plait, fold; spool.
tar, va. To flute, mould into the
form of tubes.—on. To form straw.
Encapacetádo, da, a. Covered with a hel-
met. [tering oil.
Encapachadúra, sf Number of frails for fil-
Encepech ar, oa. To put into a frail or bas-
e
Encapádo, da, a, Cloaked. et.
Encapazár, oa. To collect or put into lad
pr eat or. To cover one's head
a
ood. stay.
Encapilladúra, % (Nau.) Tie of a shroud or
Encapiliár, va. To fix the standing rigging
to the mast-head. Ancaptlarse el agua,
ze pee a head-sea; put on clothes over
e a [hood.
Encaplirotádo, da, a. Wearing a cloak or
Encapirotar, va. To hood a hawk. [frown.
, ea. Tu pack up in canisters or | Encaprichamiénto, sm.-Stubbornness.
Encaprichárse, or. To indulge in whims,
become obstinate,
Encancerarse, er. V. Canceraree.
Encapuchár, oa. To cover with a hood.
Eneandeeér, ca. To bring to a white heat.
Encandelar, ex. To bud, as trees. Encapuzádo, da, a, Covered with a hood or
Encandiladéra, Encandiladóra, 8/. Procu-| cowl.
reas, bawd. ats, | Encapuzár, ea. To cover with a long gown.
Encandíládo, da, a. Sharp or high cocked A y
Encandilár, ea. To dazzle with the light of
a candic; deceive with false appearances ;
stir the fire. Encandilar un sombrero,
To cock a hat—vr. To inflame one's
Encarádo, da, a. Faced. Bien or mal en-
carado, Well or 111 faced.
Encaramadira, af. Height; climbing up.
Encaramár, Encaramillotar, oa. To raise;
extol; climb.
Encaramiénto, em. Facing or me
Encarár, on. To faco; address.—va. To aim
a gun.
Encaratuládo, da, a. Masked, disguised.
Encaratulárse, or. To mask or disguise
one's sel£
Encárbo, sm. Pointer, a pointer dog.
Encarcavinár, oa. To infect with a pestilen-
tial smell; put one into a ditch.
Encarcelacién, ef. Incarceration.
Encarceládo, de, a Imprisoned,
Encarcelár, va. To tmprison; compress,
Encarecedor, em. Praiser, extoller; ampli.
eyes, be dazzled.
Encanecér, on. To grow gray; mould ; pos-
sess much experience. (tion.
Encanijamiénto, en. Weakness; extenua-
aa Paro ya ez. To weaken a baby by giving
it milk.—or. To pino, be emaciated.
Encanillár, ea. To wind on a spool.
Encantación, ef. Enchantment, charm, spell.
Encantadéra, 4f. Sorceress, enchantress.
Encantédo, da, a. Haunted, enchanted,
charmed.
Encantadór, sm. Enchanter, sorcerer.
Encantadóra, «ef Sorceress, enchantress;
bewitching. [chantment, incantation.
Encantaménto, Encantamiénto, sm. En-
Encantar, ea. To enchant, charm, bewitch :
fascinate. [jar ; draw lots
Encantarár, ea. To put any thing into a
Encanto, sr. Enchantment, charm, spell;
fascination. He un encanto, It is be-
witehing.
Encantório, sen. Gos) Enchantment.
Encan , va. To coax, wheedie. (hedge.
Encañádo, sm. Conduit of water; cane-
ra, & One who winds on cane-
fler.
Encarocér, va. To raise the price; grow
‘dear; overvalue; Sg eer
Encarecidaménte, ad, Exceedingly, highly.
Encarecimiénto, sm. Enhancement of value ;
tion. Con encarect Are
dently, earnestly.
Encargido de N os, am. Chargó d'af-
faires, (Mex.) Agent, attorney.
Encargár, va, To recommend, charge, com-
mission.—or. To take charge of.
Encárgo, em. C commiasion, request ;
office, place, employ. 11
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Encariñár, oa. To inspire affection, fond-
ness, or love.—or. To become passionate- |
the dogs, '
game to;
carnation; carnation, ' oir or. To incave one's self
ly fond of.
Sonnac. Y.
fresh color.
Encarnadino, na, a. Incarnadine, reddish,
Encarnádo, da, a Incarnate; dyed flesh
color; covered with flesh.
Racarnédo, em. Flesh color.
Encarnadúra, ¢/ The natural state of flesh
in a woun [fesh.
- Encarnamiénto, em. Incarnation, breeding
Encarnár, on. To inoarnate, breed flesh.—
ea, To give a flesh color; make a strong
oT on upon the mind; wound; em-
8 entice dogs; feed sporting dogs.—
or. To unite.
Encarnativo, sm. and a. Incarnative.
Encárne, sm. First food given to dogs of
the entrails of e,
Encarnecér, on. To ated fleshy.
Encarnizádo, da, a. Blood-shot, inflamed.
Encarnizamiénto, em. Fleshing or satiating
with flesh ; A rage. :
Encarnizár, va. To flesh, satiate with flesh ;
pba PA To be glutted with flesh;
cruelly bent against one.
Encáro, em, Viewing steadfastly; blunder-
buss; alming {of a gun).
Encarrillár, ea, To direct, guide, put in the
right road; arrange again.—or. To be
fouled in the sheave of a block.
Encarrofiér, va. To infect, corrupt—er. To
be infected or corrupted.
Encarrujádo, em. Ancient kind of silk stuff.
En ar, oa. To plait, finto, mangle.—
or. To be corrugated or wrinkled.
Encartación, ¢f Enrolment; vassalage; ten-
eer will ; the people or places under a
Encartamiénto, am, Outlawry, proscri
tion; V. Encartacion. dí
Encartár, va. To outlaw, proscribe; in-
volve in an o tego affair ; include,
enrol; enter in the de eet ao en
To receive a card which epoils a game;
spoil one another's hand. (powder.
Encartuchár, va. To fill cartridges with
Encasaménto, em. Niche, recess for a statue.
Encasamiénto, em. Reparation of ruinous
houses; niche.
Encasár, va. To set a dislocated bone.
Encascabeládo, da, a, Filled or adorned
with bella, [rubbish.
cascotár, ca. To cover with a layer of
Encasquetár, oa. To clap on one's bat; in-
duce one to adopt an opinion.—or. To
Encastár, va. To improve a race. [persist.
Encastiliádo, da, a. Fortified with castles;
lofty, haughty.
Encastilladór, ra, e. Recluse in a casile,
Encastillamiénto, em. Shutting up in a
castle,
Encastillár, va. To fortify with castlea—
on. To make the cell of the queen-bee.—
or. To shut one's self up in a castle; per-
severe obstinately in one's opinion.
Encastrár, va. To mortise or scarf pieces
of amber
the entrails of
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Encatusér, oa. V. Engatusar.
Encáustico, e Encaustic; enamel.
a de £namelling; encauatic palat-
ng.
cobadamiénto, em. Surfoit of horses.
Encebadár, va. To surfeit with barley and
water. [oniona,
Encebolládo, em. Fricasses of beef aad
Encelár, va. To excite jealonsy.—or. To be-
come jealous,
esh. | Enoélla, qf. Basket cheese-mould ; a cheese-
Encellár, va, To press or mould cheese.
Encenagido, da, a. Mixed or filled with
mud. tumbling in the dirt.
Encenagamiénto, em. Wallowing in mire;
Encenagir, va. To mud.—or. To wallow in
mire, bomire one's self; wallow in vice.
sa Saale da, a. Carrying a wether-
e
Encendér, va. To kindle, light; set fire to;
heat, glow; inflame; foment a party, sow
iscord.—er. To take fire, be kindled.
Encenderes en ira or en cólera, To iy
into a fon.
Encendidaménte, ad. Ma ardently.
Encendido, da, a. Inflam Encondido
de color, High colored.
Encendimiénto, em. Kindling; excandes-
cence, glow; inflammation; ardor of ha-
man passlons,
Encenizár, oa. To fill or cover with ashes
Encentadér, em. Tle who begins to use
things not before used.
Encentadúra, ef Encentamiénto, em. The
first use of a thing not before used, such
as meat and liquors, [not before used.
Encentár, ca. To n the use of a thing
Encepadér, sm. pecker. gun-stocker.
Encepár, ea. To pat in the stocks; stock a
gun or anchor.—eon. To take root.
Encerádo, em, Oil-cloth, oli-skin ; window-
blind. (Nau) Tarpaulin proa Paro
tor; black board. : (thickened.
Encerádo, ds, a. Wax-colored; thick,
Enceramiónto, em. Act of waxing paper,
cloth, dee.
der. | Encerár, oa. To ej fill with wax.
Encernadír, va. V. Acernadar.
Encerotár, va. To wax thread.
Encerradéro, em. Inclosure at sheep-shear-
ing. V. Encierro. [up; cattie-driver.
Encerradór, sm. One who shuts or locks
Encerradúra, y. Cloister, inclosure,
Encerramiénto, em, Cloister, retreat; jail,
dungeon ; the looking up of a thing.
Encerrar, va. To lock or shut up, confine ;
emboss; contain, comprehend.—er. To
retire; be locked or shut up, be closeted.
Encerróna, 4/. A voluntary retreet.
Encespedár, oa. (MiL) To turf.
Encestár, oa. To put in a basket; hamper.
Enchancletár, ea. To be slipshod.
Enchapár, en. To veneer. [apoh an arch.
Enchapinádo, a. Like pattens; raised
Encharcárse, or. To be covered with water.
Enchavetár, va, un perno,
(Nau.) To forelock a bolt,
Enchicár, ea. V. Achtoar.
Encia, ef. The gam.
ca, a reddit cirenlar.
Encopiála. if [a Peo aie 1
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roda Confinement; inclosure;
colar: prison the penning up of the
balls for ull-feasts.
Encima, o Above, over; at the top ; be-
cides, a de On On, upon, on top of.
Encimár, wa. To place at tho top.—er. To| En
raise one's self u
Encina, Y, (Bot) Er )
th eatable acorn
perigee dba
om ev
Encintár, oa. To ribbo
da, a. Shut up in cloisters.
Enclavadira, y. Part where two pieces are
3
oak; oak
joined. [ing; debo Eon
Enclasvár, oa. To nail; cb o horses in »
Enelsvijár, ea, To [ho or join closely ;
peg. ble constitution.
a e A e atra
neloquecér, on. and r. To cluck.
once en. To cover or Cee.
age. ismayed ;
humble ‘one's self phy bo
A A pear A
te, ad. Meanly, abjectly.
cda, da, a. Pusillantmous, timid
Encogimiénto, am. Contraction drawing in,
pratt par nck ty; [ $a
Eatobetide a. Covered or overlaid
e ea, To cover with squibs.
nea, oa. ene il at lame.—or. To grow
Encolalára me, 9 "Encolasalénto, em, Gluing.
ante area
, ca. To Prove €, anger.—or.
To be ina
Encomendáble, a. Coramendibla. chief,
Encomendádo, em. Vaseal of a military
Encomendamiénto, em. V. Encomienda.
, wa. To recommend, charge;
praise.—on. To hold a commandery.—
er. To commit one's self to another's pro-
tection; send Sr arent pe [mander.
si
ncomalásta, Y (Litt us} Rocomiaso o
Encomiástico,
a
ncomiast.
a. Encomiastic, ont
cand i land
sage; commandery, its or rent; ped
elon; nage, support. Encomiend
Compliments.
(Bot. ) Daffodil.
En o, em, Praisa, eulogy, commenda-
Encompedrar, on. To contract the affinity
between godfather and natural father.
Kacom , 07. To encompass.
Enco o, da, a. Inflamed, swollen ; taint-
Eaco to, em. Inflammation; provo-
cation. —or. To rankle, fester.
Enconár, ca. To inflame, irritate, provoke.
Encóno, em. volenee, rancor, ill-will.
Enconéeo, sa, a. Apt to cause an inflamma,
tion ; bartul, malevolent carded.
Enconreár, ca. To oil wool that is to be
Encontráble, a, Which may bo cncoun-
Encontradaménte, ad. Contrarily.
o za, a. Which may bo met on
© way.
reabre da, a. at in front.
contrár, va. and ». To meet, encounter;
a ap n.—or. To meet, encounter in a
ove. e manner, clash; be of opposite
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oak. | Encontrón, em. Collision, clash, push, shock.
Encopetádo, da, a. Presumptuous, boastful.
Encorachér, .. pa put in a leather bag.
Encorádo, Appa up in leather.
ane in
= sage [infame —er. To boina
ár, va. To animate, give co
. OC, and #. To cover with core
> new skin; heal the skin.
Encorazádo, da, a. Covered with a cuirass.
Encorchár, 00. To hive bees, put into cork
hives, (clasps.
Encorchetár, va. To hook, put on hooks or
Encordár, va. To string or chord; halter,
lash with cords or ri
Encordelár, ea. To bind with cords.
discour- | Encordonádo, o a. Adorned with cords.
Encordonár, To cord, put running
strings, tie with strin {new skin.
Enco va. and n. To heal the skin; get
Encoriación, 4/ Skinning, healing.
Encornijaménto, em. Y. CO amento,
Encornudár, on, To begin to get horna—
va. To cuckold. '8 cap.
Encorozár, va. To cover with a corosa, or
Encorralár, oa. To inclose and keep in a
yard.
Encortinár, oa. To provide with curtains.
Encorváda, af, Btooping; a graceless man-
ner of dancing. (Bot. Coronilla Hacer
la To feign
Encorvad ra, 4/ Hd ara em. Bend-
ing, crookednese, couching.
Encorvár, va. To incurvate, baud; curve,—
er. To bend. coast,
Encostárse, or. To stand in shore, near the
. Incrustation, crust.
o crust; rough-cast.
Encovadara, af: Depositing in a cellar.
Encovár, ea. To put in a cellar; guard,
conceal; er or shut up.
Encrasér, va. To fatten, grease, [iron,
Encrespadór, sm. ae aa curling:
es- | Encrespadúra, 8f Cris
Encrespamiénto, em. tion, curliness,
Encrespár, va. To curl, yc ja —er.
an.) To become rough and boisterous;
rado; be involved in quarrels.
Encrestádo, da, a Adorned with a crest;
haughty. proud, haught
Enarestirss, or. To hil crest Ab aghty.
ed. Lackner af. Crossway, Cross-
Encrudecér, ca. To make a ena wore >
irritate.—or. To be enraged.
Encrudelecér, va. (Little us.) Y. Bachna.
Encruelecer, ca. To excite to cruelties,
Encuadernación, ef. Binding. ia
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ENF
Encuadernadór, sm. Bindor, book-binder. Os a. Devilish ; ugly, perverse,
Encuadernár, eva. To bind books, &.; join
again; reconctle.
Encubér, va, To put liquids into casks, dec. ;
put a criminal into a cask.
Encubertár, ea. To overspread with a cov-
ering.—or. To dress and arm one's self | Endilgár, va. To pander;
for defence of the vig As
Encubiérta, y. Fraud, deceit, imposition.
Encublertaménte, ad. Secretly ; deceitfally.
Encubiérto, ta, a. Hidden, concealed.
Encubridór, ra, 8. Concealer, harborer. .En-
cubridor de hurtos, Receiver of stolen
goods,
Enenbrimiénto, sm. Concealment, hiding.
Encubrir, oa. To hide, cloak, cover up.
Encucár, ea. To gather nuts and filberts.
Encuéntro, em. ock, clash; encounter;
sudden meoting; fight; opposition, dif-
ficulty ; oh of the wings next to the
breast. tir al , To go out to
meet ; q a person in what he is to
say. Encuentros, Temples of a loom.
Enculatár, oa. To place in a hive, honey-
comb.
Encumbrádo, da, a. High, elevated, lofty.
Encambramiénto, sm. Kaising or elevating;
height, eminence.
Encumbrár, va. To raise, elevate; ascond a
height; elevate to honors.—ur. To be
elevated; be proud.
Encunár, ea, To put a child in the cradle.
Encuñár, ra. To coin. V. Acuñar.
Encureñádo, da, a, Put into the carriage or
tock.
stock.
Encartir, va. To souse in pickle or vinegar.
Endcble, a. Feeble, weak, forceless.
Endecágono, sm. Hondecagon. [lables.
Endecasilabo, ba, a. A verse of eleven sy]l-
Endécha, of Dirge, a doleful ditty.
Endechadéra, y. V. Plañidera.
Endechár, ea. To sing funeral songs in
honor of the dead.—or. To grieve, mourn.
Endemás, ad. Particularly, especially.
Endémico, ca, a. Endemic, peculiar to a
climate. [devil; devilish, perverso.
Endemoniádo, da, a. Posseased with the
Endemontár, ea. To possess with a devil;
irritate, provoke.
Endentár, va, aa with a mortise,
Endentecér, en. To cut teeth, teeth.
Endeñádo, da, a. Damaged, hurt, inflamed.
Enderecéra, @f Direct way to.
Enderezadaménte, ad. Rightly; directly.
Enderezadér, em. Guide, director. Endere-
sador de tuertoe or agravios, A re-
dresser. [ro
Enderezadúra, af. The straight and right
Enderezamiénto, ¢7. Guidance, direction.
Enderezár, va, To erect, place
larly, make straight; rectl
dedicate; go and meet a person.—on, To
take the direct road.—or. To rise np-
right; establish one's sell Enderesar
el genio, To hreak a bad temper.
Enderézo, am. The act of directing a letter.
Let pi es am, (Joe.) Guide, rovernor.
Endendárse, ea. To get in debt.
Endiabláda, q/. Masquerade.
SET" ad. Uglily, devilishly.
rpendicu-
; address,
Endiosár, ea, To deify, adore as a god.
ad. | Energúmeno, na,
devil
wic
Endiablár, va. To possess with the devil ;
pervert, corrupt.—er. To be furiona = -
Endibia, ef. (Bot.) Endive, suceory.
Endilgadór, ra, a. Pander ; inducer.
procure; show
the way. ecstasy.
Endiosamiénto, sm. Hanughtiness, pride;
—er.
To bo elated with pride; be in a state of
religious abstraction.
Endobládo, da, a. A lamb that sacks its
own mother and another ewe.
Endorsár, Endosár, va. To endorse.
Endorsa, Endóso, am. Endorsement.
Endosadór, Endosánte, em. Endorser.
curtains,
Endoselár, va. To hang make
hangings.
Endragonársc, er. To grow furious asa dra
End sm. A fabulous monster.
Endrina, 4/. Sloe, fruit of the black-thorn,
Endrino, em, Black-thorn, sloe-trec,
Endrino, na, a. Of a sloe-color.
Endulzamiénto, sm. Endulzadúra, y. Dul-
cification, sweetening. [soften.
Endulzár, Endulzorár, ea. To sweeten;
Endurador, em. Miser, a mean person.
Endurár, va. To harden; suffer; delay.
Endurecér, va To harden; inure; exas-
perate, {inured.
Endurecido, da, a. Hard, hardy ; obdurate;
Endurecimiénto, sm. Hardness; obstinacy,
de palo, ppal
pan
Enéa, 4/. (Bot.) Cat-tail, reed-mace, rush.
OS ca, €. Belonging to the number
nine.
Enebrál, em. Place with janiper-trees.
Enebrina, 4/. Fruit of the juniper-trea.
Leet ee (Bot. aoe JToubtiling.
encchado, da, a. Exposed; a foun
Enejar, oa. To put on an axle-tree.
Enéldo, em. (Bot.) Dill; difficult respiration.
Enemiga, af Enmity, ill-will; wickedness.
Enemigamónte, ad. Inimically.
Enemigo, ga, a. Inimical, hostile, adverse.
Enemigo, ga, & Enemy, foe; the devil.
Enemistád, q/. Enmity, hatred.
Enemistár, A To zak an enemy.—er. To
me an encmy.
E'neo, ea, a. free Brazen.
Energia, 4. Energy, power, vigor; forca.
Bae eicamieale, ad. Energetically, oe:
vely. e
Enérgico, ca, a. ane er forcible, sitive
a, One possessed with a
Enerizár, oa. V. Ertsar.
Enéro, em. wri é
Enervación, 4f a us,) Enervation.
Ener is da, a. Enervate, oncrvated, weak-
ened.
Enervár, ea. To onervate, deprive of force.
Enfadadizo, za, a. Irritable, irascible, peev-
ish. [To fret, become angry.
Enfadar, va. To vex, fret, make angry.—er.
Enfádo, sm. Trouble, vexation.
Enfadosaménte, ad, Vexatlously. eary.
Enfadóso, sa, a. Vexatious, tro: .
ENF
ENG
Enfhidár, va. To lop off the lower branch-
es.—er. To tuck up the skirts.
Enfaldo, em. Tucking up one's clothes.
En or. (Nau) To und in the
mud (coll) do get into culties,
Enfardadér, em. Packer.
Enfardár, oa. To pack, bale.
Enfardeladór, em. Packer.
Enfardelad tra, 4. Packing. act of packing.
Enfardelar, oa. To bale, pack. [word.
E‘ofasia, em. a stress laid on a
Enfaticaménte, Emphatically.
Enfático, ca, a. Emphatical, impressive.
Enfermár, on To fall 11l.—va. To cause
_ Sickness, weakness, damage, or loss.
Enfermesiad, y”. Lilneas, Ser me malady ;
disorder. sollado, g au.) Cock-pit.
Enfermeria, q. Infirmary. Enfermeria del
Enferméro, ra, es. Overseer or nurse of tho
Enfermizo, za, a. Infirm, sickly, delicate.
Enfermo, ma, a, ll, sick, diseased,
unhealthy ; weak; corrupted.
Enfervorizar, ea. To heat, infame.—or. To
overheat one's self.
Enfeudación, 47. Infeudation, enfeoffment.
Enfeudár, ea. To enfeoff, invest with a right.
Enfiar, ea. To trust in another.
Enfielér, va. To put fn a balance.
Enflerecido, da, a. Furious, fierce.
Enfilár, oa. To continue in a file; enfilado;
straight forward. Enjilar el curso,
i it
Enfteósis, , Emphyteusis, alien-
ation of the asafract. is Cai
Enfitedta, en. Emphytouta, copyholder.
Enfiteuticirio, ria, Enfitéutico, ca, a. Em-
phyteatic.
Enflaquecér, ea. To weaken, extenuate,
fade.—er. To become thin and lean.
Enflaquecimiénto, sm. Extenuation; atten-
uati
on.
Enflantaédo, da, a. Turgid, inflated.
Enflautador, ra, 8. Inciter, pander. (cure,
Entlantár, oa. To inflate, stimulate; pro-
Enflechádo, da, a. Arrow ready to discharge,
Enflechástes, em. pl. (Nau.) nes,
Enfonsádo, da, a. Exempt from charges
and taxes. A
Enfórcia, af. Violence done to an
Enfornár, va. V. Enhornor.
Enfoscádo, da, a. Brow-beaten; confu
Enfoscárse, or. To be un , troubled;
immersed in business; clondy. [friar.
Enfrailár, ca. To make one a monk or a
Enfranquecér, ea. To frank, make free.
Enfrascamiénto, em. Being entangled be-
tween brambles.
, oa. To bottle.—er. To be entan-
gled in OS involved in difficalties,
engaged deeply.
Enfrenadór, em. Bridler.
Enfrenamiénto, em. The act of bridling.
Enfrenár, va, To bridle; carb, restrain.
Enfrénte, ad. Ovor against, opposite, in
front.
Enfriadéra, af Cooler, refrigerator.
person.
entangled.
sed, | Engarce, sm. Catenation, |
Enfriadéro, Enfriadér, em. Cooling-place ;
refrigeratory.
Enfriamiénto, em. Refrigeration, cooling.
Enfriár, ea. To cool, r rate; calm the
Enfrosedrse, or. Y, Enfrass
n or. Y. aecaree.
Enfundadúra, ¥ Encasing.
Enfundár, va. To case; cram, stuff; include,
Enfurción, 4. V. Infurcion,
Enfurecér, ta. To irritate, enrage, make
furious. V. Ensoberbecer.—or. To grow
furious. t.
Enfurruñárse, er. To grow angry, be in a
Enfurtir, va. To fall or mill cloth; felt.
Engabanádo, da, sm, Covered with agaban,
En , om. Catenation, connection. V.
arce.
Engafar, ea. To hook; carry if a hook.
Engaitador, ra, £, Decelver, seducer, swind-
ler, wheedle,
Engaltár, ea. To cheat, swindle; coax,
Engalanár, va. To adorn, deck. anchor.
Engalgár, ca. To pursue closely; k an
Paral ri da, a. Erect, upright; haughty,
e
Engalladúra, ef V. Galladura, [ vice.
Enganchadór, sm. Decoy for military sor-
Enganchamiénto, sm, Hooking; alluring,
or decoying.
Enganchár, va. To hook; entrap; decoy
into the military service; harness.—or.
To engage; enlist. [bounty money.
Engánche, sm. Enlistment, enrolment;
Engandújo, em. Twisted thread hanging
Engetl bobo Impostor; fool-tr:
ngaña s, 8m. Impostor; fool-trap.
Engañadizo, za, u. Easily deceived.
Engañádo, da, a. Mistaken, deceived.
Engañador, sm, Cheat, impostor, deceiver.
Engañadúras, 4f. pl. (Ñan.) Belzing trucka,
Engañapastór, sm. (Orn.) a dr a bird.
Engañár, va. To deceive, cheat; deluda,
ick; hoax.—vr. To be deceived, mis-
take.
Engañifa, af. Deceit, trick, fraud.
Engaiio, sm. Mistake; fraud; hoax.
Engañosaménte, ad. Deceitfully.
Engañóso, sa, a. Deceitful, artful, false,
Engarabatár, ca. To hook, seize with vio-
lence.—or. To grow crooked.
Engarabitarse, or. To climb, mount, ascend,
Engarbárse, or. To porch on the highest
branch.
Engarbullár, ea. To eS involve.
nk; close union.
Engargantár, va. To put into the throat;
rust the foot into the stirrup.
En lar, oa, To fit one water-pipe into
another. [with sentry-boxes.
Engaritádo, da, a. Cheated; surrounded
Engaritár, ea. To fortify with sentry-box-
Enparraiedén a Ge l [hook
D r, em. Grappler. ooka,
Engarrafár, va. To claws grapple with
Engarrotar, oa. To squeeze hard. Y. Agar-
rotar. [of beads.
Engarzadér, em. One who links; stringer
Engarzár, va. To enchain, link; curl, *
Engastadór, em. Enchaser, incloser.
Engastar, va. To enchase; set, nae
ENG
Engiste, sm. Botting of stones, enchasing;
envelope; a half pearl [swindler.
Engatádo, sm. A petty robber, sharper,
E r, va. To choat doxterously.
Engatilládo, da, a. High-necked. [iron.
Engatillár, va, (Arch.) To bind with acramp-
E pora em. (Coll) Deceptlon,
cheat, e [rob, coax,
Engatusár, va, To trick without Intention ;
Engavillár, va. V. Agavillar.
Engazadór, ra, e. Y. arzador,
Kngazamiénto em. V. Engarce,
Engazér, va, To enchain, link. (Nau.) To
strap a block ; dye in the cloth.
Engendráble, a. That may be engendered.
Engendradór, ra, a. Engenderer, begetter.
sengendrsr, oa. To beget, engender; pro-
uce. =
Engéndro, sm. Fotos; abortive. Mal en-
gendro, A low breed; a perverse youth.
Engestádo, a. (Amer.) Bien or mal enges-
tado, Well or ooking. Oy.
Engustárse, or. (Amer.) To address uncivil-
Engibár, ea, To crook, make gibbous.
Engilmár, ca. (Nau.) To pick up a floating
mast,
Engimelgár, oa. (Nau.) To fish a spar.
ana, af. Quinsy. Y Angina.
Englan o, da; Englantádo, da, a. (Her.)
Covered with acorns.
Engoládo, da, a. Collared.
Engolfir, en. (Nau.) To enter a gulf or nep
bay.—or. To bo engaged in difficult af-
fairs; be absorbed in meditation.
Engolilládo, da, a. Wearing the raff or col-
lar Le Ail i [head high.
Engollár, ea. To make a horse carry his
Mngollersas, da, a Elated, puffed up,
aughty.
Engol sy or. To elate, become haughty.
Engolondrinárso, or. To be puffed up with
pride; fallin lova
Engoloainár, ca. To inspire a longing for,
use dainties.—or. To delight, or to havo
Ber eae mise A bata Pe
ngomadéro, ra, €. That ma stiffen
Engomadúra, vA Gumuming, dresstag.
Engomár, va. To cum:
Engorár, ea, To alle.
Engordadero, sm, Stall or sty to fatten hoga.
Engordadór, sm. Self-devoted luxurist.
Engordár, va. To pamper, fatten.—o,. To
grow fat or rich.
Engorgetádo, da, a. Palisaded breast-high.
Engorrár, va, To obetruct,
Engórro, sm. Impediment, embarrassment,
trouble, vexatlon.
Engorróso, sa, a. Troublesome, vexatious.
Engoznár, oa. To hinge.
Engrandár, ta. V. Agrandar.
Engrandecér, va. To sugment, aggrandize;
promote, exalt; magnify.
Engrandocimiénto, sm. Increase, aggrand-
E ee ; ex saree
ngranerár, ea. To store In a granary,
rajas, or. To be covered with pim-
ples.
Eugrapár, ra. To secure with cramp-Írona.
As va. To grease, oil; dress cloth;
pickle ; au
vedár, oa. To assume an air of ty.
Engra
Engredár, ca. To bedaub with clay or e
Engreido, da, a. Elate, haughty ; petulant.
Engreimiénto, em. Presumption, vanity;
vain pomp.
Engroir, va. To encourage one's pride, elata.
or. V. Ensoberbecerse, To deck one's
self in style.
Engrifurse, er. To be in a pet, be displeased.
Engrosár, oa. To make fat, corpulent, and
strong.—on. To increase in vigor and
bulk.—er. To grow fat.
Engrudador, em. Paster; gluer.
Engrudamiénto, em. Pasting; gluing.
Engrodár, eu. To paste.
Engrádo, em. Paste; cement.
Engrumecérse, 07. To clot.
Engualdrapár, oa. To caparison richly.
Enguantado, da, a. Woaring gloves.
encantos or. To make too much use of
gloves. [
Enguedejádo, da, a. Curly-headed ;
Enguijarrár, ca. To pave with pebblea.
Enguillar, ea. (Nau.) To servo a ro
a raados, da, €. Adorned with gar-
an
Enguirnaldár, ea. To adorn with garlands,
Enguizgar, ea, To excite, incite, set on.
Lahde al ES eri : ska
ngullir, oa. To devour, bolt, gobble, gorge.
Ka rriñárse, er. To be melancholy.
Enbacinár, va. Y. IZacinar.
Enhadar, ea. V. Enfadar.
Enhambrecér, en. Tu be hungry. — [flour.
Enharinár, va, To cover or besprinkle with
Enhastiár, va. To disgust, cloy, loathe.
Enhastillár, gal To put arrows in a quiver.
Enbatijár, ea. To cover the mouths of hives
with bass-weed. (unite.
Enhebrár,, ca. To thread a needle; link,
Enhenár, ta. To cover with hay. [herba.
Enherbolar, ea. To poison with venomous
Enbestadór, am. Ho who erecta, tion.
Euhestadara, 2/. Enhestamiónto, am.
Enhestár, ea, To erect; raise troopa—oer,
To rise upright. [tengting.
Enbetradúra, Y Enhotramiénto, em. En-
Enbielár, ca, To mix with gall or bile.
Enhiésto, ta, a. Erect, upright, eroctel.
Babllede, da, a. Woll- in good or-
er.
Enhilar, ea. To thread; direct; arrange.
Enhorabuéna, af? Congratulation, felícita-
tion.— ad, Well and good.
Enhoramála, ad. In an evil hour. Feteen-
horamala, Go to the devil. el
Enhornár, oa. To put into an oven to be
Enhuecár, ea, V. Añuecar,
Enhuerár, va. To lay addlo
Enigma, sm, Enigma, riddle.
Enigmático, ca, @. Enigmatical, dark, ob-
sc
ure,
Enigmatista, em. Enigmatist.
Enjabonadúra, £ Y. Jabonadura,
Enjadonár, ea. To sonp, wash; insult.
Enjaczár, va. To caparison a horse richly
ATNCSB,
Enjagiie, am. Adjudication. [or
Enjalbegadór, ra, 8. White-washer, plaster
Enjalbegadúra, q. White-washing.
ENL
, va. To whitewash; paint the
white.
Enjálma, af Packsaddle.
ENM
Enlace, em. Connection; link; affinity;
flourish. decay.
Enlaciár, on. To be languid.—er. To wither,
Enjálmos, em. Crooked-meadow saxifrage. | Enladrilládo, em. Pavement made of bricks;
Enjalméro, sz. Packsaddle-maker.
Enjambradéra, sf. King-beo of a hive. -
brick work.
Enladrilladór, sm. Bricklayer.
bradéro, am. Place where bees col- | Enladrillár, ea. To pave with bricks.
lect to form thelr hives.
een oa. To gather a scattered swarm | Enlanádo, da, a.
To breed a new hive of becs.
[of bees, | En!
Enlamir, va. To cover land with slime.
Covcred with wool.
bees; form a new hive-of bees.—on, | Enlardár, va. To rub with pss Laat
pe-ends to the
Enjambrazén,
. Generation or swarming
es, am. pl, (Nau.)
head of a salk’
Enjambre, an. Swarm of bees ; crowd, mul- | Enlazúble, a, Which can be bound together.
titude.
([bees. | Enlazadór, ra, $. Binder, uniter.
Enjambrillo, sm. dim. A small swarm of; Enlazadúra, q/. Enlazamiónto, em. Conneo-
Bojan ea. To rig a ship. [meadow.
Enjaalér, ca. To cage ; imprison, confine.
Enjebár, va. To steep in lye, buck.
Enjcbe, sm. Lye-steeping; bucking.
Enjéno, sm. Roasting-jack.
, ta. To set about a business.
edo, da, a. Benumbed with cold; bud-
: grafted. kn
Enjeridor, am. Grafter, budder; a budding-
Enjeridíra, Enjerimiénto, s. Grafting or
‘in,
erir, a To graft, bud, insert; include.
Enjéro, em. (Prov.) Beam of a plough.
En ón, y ee. inoculation.
ertál, am. Nursery of budded frnit-trees.
Enjertár, ea. V. I: A things.
Enjérto, sra. Y. TI, . Mixture of divers
Enjorguinár, ea. To smear or cover with
soot.—vr. To be blackened with soot.
Enjoyár, ea. To adorn with jewels; set
with ous stones ; heighten the lustre.
Enjoyeládo, da, a. Gold or silver used in
jewellery.
oyelador, an. Enchaser.
sjusgediéntes, sr, Mouthful of liquid for
E nears Y Elo th th
n : ng the mouth.
E ea. o rines.
En négue, am, Liquid to rinse the mouth;
plot, conspiracy; self-complacency, al-
tera
on.
EmjJuanetádo, da, a. V. Jtanetudo, (linen.
E ugadór, : ers house Ot sitios
= ea. To 3 wipe.—er. To dry up.
ER in : ii To” prepare a law-suit for
a en
a be o, am, The cloth-beam of a loom.
Enjuncár, va. To tle with rush ropes; hal-
last with stones. [caross.
Enjándia, ef. Fat in the inside of fowls; a
Enjundióso, sa, a. Fat, fatty.
Enjánque, sm. The heaviest part of a cargo.
Enjúta, q. (Arch.) Spandril.
Enjutár, ea, To dry.
Enjutéz, af. Eb arldity.
to, ta, a. Dried; sparing, parsimonious,
A’ pie enjuto. Without trouble.
trtos, em. brashwood; dry crust.
Erlabtaaée, ce aw heedler, cajoler, sedu-
cer.
Enlabiér, va. To wheodlo, cajole, flatter.
Entáblo, an. Persuasion, enchantment by
words.
, ea. To put a bird of prey in a | Enlazár, ra.
Enjaretádo, sm. (Nau) Gratings, nottings, |Enlechugnilládo, da, a Wearing a
tion, aio uniting. ace,
o bind, unite; connect; ay
round the neck.
Enlejiár, va. To make into lye.
nro, or. To be joined; stick, adhere.
Enlijár, ea. To vitiate, corrupt; soil,
Enlizár, ea, To provide a loom with leashos,
Enllentecér, on. To soften, blandish.
if, oa Y. Daubing and filling up with
mud.
Enlodár, va. To bemire, bedaub with mud;
stop up with loam; tarnish one's reputa-
tion. [become enraged ; grow barren.
Enioquecér, va. To enrage.—en. or r. To
En loquectmiento, em, Enraging, madden-
ng. i
8
Enlosado, em. Pavement of flag-stones.
Enlosár, va, To pero with flag-stones.
Enlozanárse, er. To boast of one's dexterity.
Enlucidór, am. Whitener.
Enlucimiénto, sm. The whitewashing; the
sconring of plate.
Enlucir, va. To whitewash ; scour plate.
Enlustrecór, va. To brighten. darken.
Enlutár, va. To put in mourning; vell;
Enmachambrár, va. To scarf pieces of tim-
ber. Work or cover of wood.
Enmaderamiénto, sm, Enmaderación, af.
ai >a va. To roof a house with tim-
iia id en, To grow lean; lose fat.
Enmalecér, on. To fall sick. pore
Enmalletádo, da, a. Fouled: applied to
Enmantár, va. To cover with a bianket.—
or. To be melancholy.
Enmár, va. To wat the safls, [zle,
Enmarañár, va. To entanglo, perplex; puz-
Enmarárse, or. (Nau.) To got or take sea-
room.
Enmaridár, en. To marry. [low.
Enmarillecórse, vr. To bocome pale or yel-
Enmaromér, 0a. To tio with a rope.
Enmascarár, va. To mask; cloak.—or. To
go in disguise.
Enmechár, va, (Nau.) To rabhet timber.
Enmelár, oa. To bodaub with honey;
sweeten.
Enmendación, af Emendation.
Enmendadaménte, ad. Accurately, exactly
Enmendadór, em. Corrector, emendator.
Enmondár, oa. To correct; repair; revoke ,
excel; alter, change.—vr. To grow bettor.
Enmerdár, va. To dirty.
Enmiénda, af Emendation, ico
amendment; reward, (Law) i
compensation. outh
Enm , om. To recover tho vigor of
Enmohecér, 04. To mould, mildew.—er.
To grow mouldy ; rust.
Rumiohostdo, da, a. Musty, monldy.
Enmohecimiénto, em. (Little us.) Musti-
ness, mould.
Enmollecér, oa. To soften, make tender.
Enmondár, va, To clear cloth from knots.
Enmordazér, oa, To gag.
Enmudeoór, on. To grow dumb; be silent,
stíll.—oa. To hush.
aa ee ts ou, To blacken; darken.
Ennohlecér, ra. To ennoblo; embellish.
apo ae paq
nnoviár, on. (Joc.) To contract m
Ennudecér, aA Y. Uintaares
Enodacién, 4/. Illustration, explanation.
Enódio, em. Fawn, a young deer. [eggs.
Enodrida, a. Barren; a hen past laying
Enojadaménte, ad. Fretfally, crossly.
Enojadizo, za, a. Fretfal, pecvish, fractious.
Enojádo, da, a. Angry, fretfal, peevish.
Enojánte, pa. He who vexes.
Enojár, va. To vex, irritate, make angry,
offend; teasc.—or. To be fretful or bois-
Enéjo, em. Fretfaln pass!
nójo, em. Fre 0s6; anger, on,
aa Peri ad. Vexatiously, crosaly.
Engen: sa, a. Offensive, vexatious.
Enojaélo, em, dim, Slight pecvishness.
Enorgullecído, da, a. Haughty,
arrogant.
Enérme, a. capa exorbitant; horrible.
Enormeménte, ad, Immoderately, enor-
mously. clous crime.
Enormi pea Sears horridness; atro-
Enótera, ¢f. (Bot.) (Enothora.
Enoyar, va. V. Engjar.
Enquiciádo, da, a. Hung upon hinges; built
on a solid foundation.
Enquictér, ca. To hingo ut on hinges,
En E, or. To Jambiea together;
n love.
Enquiridión, em. Compendium, abridgment. | Enrosér,
Enquistado, da, a. (Surg.) Cisted, encisted.
Enraigonár, va. To fix bushes for the silk-
worms to spin on. nt-house.
Enramáda, PY) Hut covered with branches;
Enramár, oa. To cover with branches,
Enranciárse, er. To grow rancid; be stale;
preserve from corruption.
Enrarecér, va. To thin, rarefy.
Enrasádo, da, a. Smooth ; plain. Maris
Enrasár, va. To smooth, plane.—on. To be
Enrastrár, va. To string cocoons for seed.
Enrayár, va. To fix epokes in a wheel,
aia Y. (Bot.) Twining plant; bind-
wi
Enredado, da, a. Entangled, matted; foul.
drid ra, & Entangler; tattlor; busy-
y.
Enredamiénto, am. Turning into a circle;
winding.
Enredár, va, To entangle, insnare; con-
found, involve in difficulties; catch in the
net; Y snares; sow discord; fumble,
play childishly ; coil—or. To bo entan-
gled; fall in love.
Enródo,
á = Entanglement; perplexity,
scrape; falechood, mischievous lie; plot
of a play. ties.
Enredoso, sa, a. Full of snares and cul.
Enrehojár, ea. To remove the bleached
cakes of wax. embroidery or lace.
Enrejádo, sm. Trollis, lattice; ; open
Enrejár, ea. To fix up a g; fix the
loughsharo to the plough; make a trel-
is; wound with a ploughshare.
Enrevesádo, da, a, V. Revesado.
Enriadór, em. One who steeps or sabmerges.
Enriár, oa, To stoep hemp and fiax in water.
Enriolár, oa. To mako ingots of gold or sil-
ver. [stones and mortar.
Enripiár, ea, To fill up chinks with small
Enriquecedór, ra, & One who enriches.
Enriquocér, ea, To enrich, aggrandize.—en.
Enriquate cy Belonging to H
nriqueño, ña, a. Belonging enry.
Enriscédo, da, a, Mountainous, craggy.
Enriscamiénto, em. Taking refuge among
rocks,
Enriscár, va, To place on the top of moun-
talns.—or. To take refu: rocks.
Enristrár, oa. To couch the lance; range;
meet a difficulty.
Enristre, em. Couching a lance.
Enrizamiénto, sm. Curling; irritating.
Enrizár, ea. To curl; irritate. {an oak.
Enrobrescído, da, a. Yard and strong, like
Enrobustecér, ea, To make robust.
Enrocár, va, At chess to castlo.
Enrodár, ca. To break on the wheel
Enrodeládo, da, a. Armed with a shield.
Enrodrigonár, ea. To prop vines with
stakes, [redden; put to the blush.
Enrojár, Enrojecér, va. To make red-hot;
Enromár, va. (Little us.) To blunt, dull.
Enrónsa, ef. (Prov.) Rubbish or refuse.
Enronár, va. To throw rubbish in a place.
Enronquecér, ea. To mako hoarse.—en, To
Esronguecimisnto, em Y. Re
nronquecimiénto, em. V. Ronquera.
Enroñér, eva, To fill with scabs or searf.
, oa. To dye, or give a rose-coler.
ele re ag a
nroscad A ; entortilation,
sinuosity. [or twist itself
Enroscar, 04, To twine, twist.—or. To curl
Enrubiadór, ra, €. That which has the pow»
er of op, he
Enrubtár, ea. To dye, or give a bright red.
Enrfblo, em. Rubefaction. [ dull.
Enrudocór, oa. To weaken the intellect,
Enruinecér, Enruinescér, on. To become
vile, [rupted.
Enruinecido, da, a. Ruined, reduced, oor-
Enrunár, va. (Prov.) V. Zaronar.
Ensabanár, va. To wrap up in shoeta
Ensacár, oa. To sack up, put in a sack.
Ensaláda, Y. Salad; hodge-podge, mediey.
Ensaladéra, ef. Salad-dish or bowL
Ensaladilla, of. Dry sweetmeats ; jewel com-
Ensaladieta, em. Green gr
am. Green-grocer. man.
Ensalmadéra, af, Sorceress; a beaatifl we:
Ensalmaddr, ra, 8, Bone-setter; quack who
pretends to cure by charms.
nsalmár, va. To set dislocatod bones; en-
chant; cure by spells; make pecksaddles
ENS
Ensálmo, sm. Enchantment, spell. charm.
Ensalobrarse, er. To become putrid and
Ensalvajár, ea. To brutalize, brutify.
or, sn, Exalter, praiser, extoller.
Enselramiénto, sm. Exaitation.
Ensalsár, ea. To extol, exalt; magnify.—
er. To boast.
Ensambenitár, va. To put on the sambenilo,
Ensambladér, em. Joiner.
Ensambladara, a/. Joinery.
Ensambláze, sm. Y. ra,
Ensamblár, ea. To join or unite pieces of
‘weod.
Ensámbie, am. V. Ensambladura.
Enosaneha, of. Extension, enlargement. Dar
ensanchas, To give too much liconse.
Ensanchadór, ra, £. One who enlarges.
Ensanchamiénto, am. Widening, enlarging ;
sugmentation.
Ensanchér, va. To widen, extend, enlarge.
Ensanchar el corason, To cheer up,
raise one's spirita.—or. To assume an air
of im ce. [widening; gore.
ene , em. Dilatation, augmentation ;
Ensangostar,
r, on. To grow crazy, turn mad.
, TA.
Eosengreatamiénto,
To narrow, contract,
Ensangrentár Yo 1 ab stal with
> , 01. To imbrue, stain wit
blood; aggravate a criminal action.—vr.
To be over-zealous, be obstinate; pro-
esed in a aa manner. ty
Enseñár, va. To irritate, enrage. arn.
Ensareyár, Enserillár, ec. (Prov.) To reel
Ensarnecir, en. To get the itch. [story.
Ensartár, va. To string; link; tell a long
Ensáy, em. Asssy, trial, proof. [er.
Ensayador, am. Ássayer; reliearser, prompt-
Ensayár, ca. To amay ; instruct, teach; re-
bearse, se; examíne.—or. To train
one's self
Ensáye, sm. Assay, trial, proof.
Ensayo, am, Assay, trial, proof; rehearsal ;
preparatory practice. ~-
Enaebér, ou. To grease.
Enselvádo, da, a. Full of trees.
raid bn lb
a f Creek, a small bay; cove.
Ensenádo, de, a. Formed like a bay, creek,
or gul£ [tie bay.
Ensenár, va. To imbosom.—vr. To enter
Enséña, af. (Prov.) Standard, colors, sign.
Enseñábia de Dos hable. [tion
Enseñadéro, ra, a. Susceptible of instruc
o, da, a. Taught, learned; accus-
tomed; inured.
Enseñadór ra, €. Teacher, instructor.
Enseñamiénto, em. V. Enseñanza. [trine.
Enseñánza, PY, Teaching, instraction, doc-
Enseñár, ea, To teach, instruct; show the
way.—er. To accustom one's self,
Enséño, em. (Coll) V. Enseñanza,
s ór, em. He who domineers.
Enseñoreár, ra. To lord, domineer. —er. To
possess one's self of a thin
, 04. To cover round with straw.
em. pt. Chattels, fixtures, furniture.
Enserpentádo, da. a, Enraged, furious,
Enserrinár, oa. To varnish.
Emifórme, a, Ensifurin, sword-shaped.
Ensilár, ou. To preserve grain under ground;
eat much. to horses,
Ensilládo, da, a. Hollow-backed : applied
Ensilladúra, q/. The part on which a saddle
is placed.
Ensillár, va. To saddle; raise, exalt.
Ensimisinádo, a. Selfish.
Ensoberbecér, va. To make
ies: To become proud,
(Nau.) To become boisterous.
Ensogár, oa. To fasten with a rope.
Ensolerur, va. To fix stools to bee-hives,
Ensolvér, ca. Tojumble; resolve, dissipate.
—tr. To be included, be reduced.
Ensopár, va. To make sop by steeping
bread in wine.
Ensordadéra, af. V. Enea.
Ensordamiénto, ¢m. Deafness.
Ensordecér, va. To deafen.—on. To grow
deaf; become silent. [ening.
Ensordecimiónto, sm. Deafness, act of deaf-
Ensortijamiénto, em, Curling the hair, ring-
ing animals.
Ensortijár, va. To ring, oncircle; curl.
Ensotarse, or. To conceal one’s self in a
thicket.
Ensuciadór, ra, ¢. Stainer, defiler.
Ensueiamiénto, em. Dirtying, staining, or
polluting. ’
Ensuciár, va, To stain, dirty, soil; defile,
pot To dirty one's clothes, de. ;
bribed. Sueño
roud, puff
arrogant,
Ensuéño, em. Sleep, act of sleeping. V.
Entablacion, sf A register in churches.
Entabládo, am. Floor of boards; flooring or
latform. Entabiado, da, pp. of Enta-
Entabladúra, ¢f Flooring with boards.
Entablaménto, em. (Arch.) Entablature, roof
of boards; shed, pent-house.
Entablár, va, To cover with boards; plank ;
bring an affair on the tapis; write a me-
morial on tablets in churches.
Entablillár, va. Tosecure with small boards;
bind os Pilg splinters.
Entalamádo, da, a. Hung with tapestry.
Entalamadúra, af Awning. [estry.
Entalamár, va. To cover with cloth or tap-
Entalegár, oa. To pat in a bag or sack.
Entalingadúra, 4f Fastening the cable to
the anchor.
Entalingár, ea. To clinch tho cable.
Entalláble, a. Capable of being sculptured.
Entalladór, em. Sculptor, a cutter in wood
or stone; engraver; carver.
Entalladdra, ¢f. Entallamiénto, em. Soulp-
ture, ae
Entallár, va. To sculpture, carve; engrave.
—en, To cut a thing so as to fit it to the
body.
Entallecér, on. To shoot, sprout. ostry.
Entapizár, va. To hang or adorn with tap-
Entarascár, vá. To cover with too many
ornaments.
Entarimádo, em. Boarded floor. Enutari-
mado, da, pp. of Entarimar.
Entarimár, va. To board a floor.
Entarquinár, oa, To bemire, covor with
mud.
E'nte, an, Entity, being; Helen ous man.
ENT
Entecádo, da, a, Stiff, unable to move;
timid.
Entéco, ca, a. Infirm, weak, languid.
Entejádo, da, a, Tile-shaped. ovorcast.
Entelarañárse, or. (Prov To be clouded or
Entelerido, da, a. Fearful, timid.
Entóna, af (Nau.) Lateen yard.
Entenáda, 4/. A daughter-in-law, a daughter
of a former marriage.
Entenádo, em. A son-in-law, a son of a for-
mer marriage.
Entenállas, of pl. A emall hand-vico.
E” y. pl. (Coll.) Understanding,
udgmen
Entendedór, ra, a. Understander.
Entendér, va, and n. To understand, hear;
remark; reason, judge; bo employed
about any thing. Dar en que e er
To disturb; make understand. A’ mt
entender, In my opinion. No lo enten-
deré Gatoan, te an Intricate, difficalt
thing. Lo mismo se dele entender este
articulo, The same construction ts to be
given to this article. Entenderse con
aiguno, To have an understanding, deal
with one. Tenga V. entendido, You
must bo aware. Ki se entiende, He
knows what he is about; to agree with
or understand each other. (ly.
Entendidaménte, ad, Knowingly, pradent-
Entendido, da, a. Learned, prudent, know-
ing. Darse por entendido, To be mani-
fest; return any attention.
Entendimiénto, sm. Understanding, judg-
ment, mind ; explanation.
Entenebrecér, va. 'To darken.
Enteraménte, ad. Entirely, fully; quite.
Enterár, va. To inform, acqualnt,
Enteréza, sf. Integrity; uprightness; firm-
ness; haughtiness; presence of mind.
Enterizo, za, a. Fare, comets.
Enternecér, oa. To soften, melt, affect.—ovr.
To be moved to pity.
Enternecidaménte, Compassionately.
Enternecimiénto, sm. Compassion, pity.
Entéro, ra, a. Entire; perfect, complete;
sound; just; strong; informed. Caballo
aa tud-horse. Por entero, Entire-
y, Tally.
Enterradór, em. Grave-digger. (Ing-place.
Enterramiénto, em. Burial, funeral; bury-
Enterrár, va. To inter, bury.
Entesamiénto, em. Strotohing, fulness.
Entesár, va. To extend, stretch out.
Entibadór, am. One who shores up mines.
Entibár, en. To rest, lean upon.—va. To
prop, shore up mines,
Entibiadéro, sm. Cooler. [slacken.
Entibiár, va. To cooL—er, To become cool,
Entibo, sm. Stay, prop, shore. matter,
Entidád, y. Entity; consideration, import,
Entiérro, sm. Burial, funeral; tomb, grave.
Entigrecérse, er. To be furioas as a tiger.
Entiméma, 8f. Enthymem.
Entinár, va, To tinge, color.
Entintár, va, To ink; tinge.
Entiznár, oa. To revile, defame. V. Tisnar.
Entoldádo, em, An awning. (ing
Entoldamiénto, sm, Covering with an awn- | En
Hato, a To cover with an awning;
hang walla—cr. To dress pompously ;
grow overcast.
Entomecér, en, To swell. V. Entemnecer.
Entomizár, ea. To fasten grass cords (to
oellings, &c., in place of laths, to plaster
upon).
Entomologia, ef Entomology.
Entonación, af Modulation; intonation ;
blowing the o ; pride,
Entonádo, da, a. Hanghty. [sets the tuna
Entonadór, sm. ran-blower; one that
Entonamiénto, em. Y. Tono. Intoning, in-
tonation; arrogance, haughtinesa.
Entonár, ea. To tune, intonate; set a tame:
harmonize colors; blow an organ. (Med_)
To strengthen by means of a tonic.—er.
To be henge up with pride; look big.
Entouatório, em. Church music-book.
Enténce, ad. (Little us.) V. Entonces.
Entónces, ad. Then, at that time
Entonolár, ea. To barrel. ns
Entóno, em. Intoning. V. Entonacion,
Entontecér, va, To mope, fooL—ón. and r.
To grow foolish, stupid. [ish or gy aa
Entontecimiénta, em. Act of growing
Entorchúdo, sm. A twisted cord for em-
broideries. Entorchados, Bass-strings.
Entorchár, va. To twist a cord ; cover cords
with wire.
Entornár, va. To turn, set a door ajar.
an cea. To shape like a screw or
ng. paar e
Entorpecér, oa. To benumb, render torpid ;
Entorpecimiénto, am. Torpor, numbneas,
dulness; stupidity.
Entortadúra, 8/. Crookedness, curvity.
Entortár, ea. To bend, crook; pull out an
rtijar.
Entosigár, va. V. Atostgar.
Entrada, 8/. Entrance; avenue ; beginning;
concourse of people ; intimacy. (Nan.)
Leak; a good hand at cards; side-dish ;
receipts, property vested in any concera,
Derechos de entrada. Import duty. Zn-
pmp a ie or the sides of the head.
En Jurtiva, Barglary.
Entradóro, sm. (Prov.) A narrow entrance.
Entrámbos, bas, pron. pl. Both. V. A’mbos.
Entrampár, ea. To entrap, insnare; pe
plex; deceive; encumber.—er. To bor-
row money, be indebted.
Entránte, pa. Entering; one who entera.
A’ entrante, retntering
Entráña, y. An entrall.—pi. En bow-
els; internal parts; centro; mind; dis-
position. Dar las entrañas, To give
one's very heart-blood away.
Entrañáble, a. Intimate, affectionate.
Entrañablemónte, ad. pyaar paar’
Entrañár, oa, To receive in a friendly man-
ner.—on. To penetrate to the care.—er.
To contract intimacy.
Entrapáda, af. A coarse scarlet cloth.
En ár, va. To tie with raga.
En , oa. To powder tho hair to clean
it; manure with woollen rags—er. To
be covered with dust,
trár, oa. and a, To enter; begin; win a
trick at cards; be classed; put one thing
upon another; place to account; Invade
an enemy's country; take possossion of
a place by force of arms; gain upon a
vessel: followed by á or en, it signifies
to begin. Entrar á cantar, To begin to
sing. Bntrar en reselo, To begin to sus-
ap entro yo, Now I begin.
á uno, To prevail upon one.
Entrar de por medio, To settle a scuffle.
Entrático, sm. (Prov.) Entrance of a friar
or nun.
E’ntre, . Between, amongst. Entre
año, de 1 ha cours of the year, dec.
Entre dos aguas, Wavering, irresolute,
& uno entre dientes, To take a
dislike to somebody. Entre tanto, In the
interim. Entre manos, 1n hand. Tomar
entre manos, To take in hand. [it ajar.
Entreabrir, ca. To half open a door, leave
Entreáncbo, cha, a. Middling wide.
, 8f. (Arch.) Space between the
fintings of a column.
En na, a. Grayish.
Entrecáva, y” A very shallow digging.
Entrecavar, ea. To dig shallow.
o, sm. The space between the eyo-
Entrenietay 9: pace between two tncle
: f Space een two inclo-
Entreciélo, am. mp ue Toido.
Entreeléro, ra, a. y clear.
Entrecogér, oa. To catch, intercept.
Entrecóro, sm. Space between the cholr
and the altar. { viding.
Entrecortadúra, sf Middle cut without di-
Entrecortár, oa. To cut in the middle with-
out dividing.
Entrecriár, ea. To rear plants among others.
Entrecubiértas, Entrepuéntes, €, pe. (Nav)
Between decks.
Entrecuésto, em. Backbone.
Entredecir, ea. To interdict, prohibit.
Eatredicho, em. Interdiction, prohibition;
ecclesiastical censure.
Entredóble, a. Mildling thickness,
Entrefíno, na, a. Middiing fine. [ance.
Eatréga, # Delivery, delivering, convey-
Entregadór, em. Deliverer; executor.
lp! aro rt
Entregár, ca. To deliver, give up; restore.
—er. To deliver one's solf up. Hatre-
gares á, To give one's self up; take pos-
session of.
En em. Delivery.
E r, ea. To insert, intermix,
Entrejuntír, va. To join the panels to the
ctoas-'
Entrelazár, va. To interlace, intermix.
Enieolno am, Space between the rows of
ts.
plan
Entrelistádo, da. a. Striped or variegated.
Entrelacír, en. To glimmer. a
Ea ad. In the mean time.
Entremés, sim. An interlade, farce; interval.
Entremeseár, ec. To act a part in a farce.
Entremesista, sm. Player of farces.
Entremotér, ea. To put between.—er. To
thrust one's self unasked into a place;
take charge of; meddle.
Entremetido, sm. Meddier, obtruder: busy-
body.
Entremetido, da, a. Meddling, officious,
meddlesome. [meddling, obtrusion.
Entremetimiénto, sn, Interposition ; inter-
Entremezcladúra, af. Intermixtare.
Entremezelar, va. To interwcave, intermix.
Entremiche sóbre el baupréa, sm Tho
chock of the bowsprit.
Entremijo, Entremiso, sm. A cheese-bench.
Entremorir, on. To die away by degrees.
Entromostrar, ea, To show imperfectly.
Entrencár, va. To put rods in a bee-hive.
Entrenzár, ea. To plait, braid.
Entreoir, va. To hear imperfectly.
Entreordinário, ria, 4. Middling Ane.
Entrepalmadúra, ¢f Disease in horses’ hoofs.
Entrepánes, em. pl. Pieces of unsown
ground between others that are sown.
Entrepañádo, da, a. Panelled.
Entrepáño, em. Panel; space between pi-
lasters; pier.
Entreparecérse, er. To be transparent.
Entropechúga, 4q/. The inner piece of the
breast of birda. mains In the comb.
Entre em. pt. The wool which re-
Entrepelár, va. To varlegato hair.
Entrepernár, en. To pubrthe legs between
E pane ; eo Opening between th
ntrepiérnas, Y. pl. ning een the
legs; pieces in the fork of pantaloons.
Entreponér, oa. To interpose.
Entrepretádo, da, a. A horse with a weak
breast or shoulder.
Entrepréntea, sm, pl, (Nan.) Between decks.
Entrepunzadúra, 3/. Pricking pain of an un-
ripe tumor,
Entrepunzár, ea, To prick slightly.
Entrerenglón, sm, Interline.
Entrerenglonadúra, 8/. Interlineation.
Entrerenglonár, va. To interline.
En Entresacadúra, ef: Thinning ont
of woods. [separate.
Entresacér, va. To pick or choose; sift,
Entrescúro, ra, a. Somewhat obscure.
Entresijo, sm, Mesentery ; any thing occult,
hidden. two robles or ones.
Entresuélo, em, Entresol, low story between
Entresúrco, sm. Space between furrows.
Entretálla, Entretalladúra, 4/. Sculpturo in
bass-relief.
Entretallár, es. To sculpture in basso-re-
llevo; slash; intercept the passage. [ing.
Entrotejedúra, ef Intertexture, interweay-
Entretejér, ca. To interweave; insert.
Entre ido, sm, a Contexture.
Entretejimiénto, am. Intertoxturo, Inter-
weaving; varicgation.
Entretéla, ¢f Buckram, stiffening.
Entretelár, va. To put stiffening between
the pve
Entrotenedór, em. Entertainer.
Entrotenér, va. To put off, trifle with; en-
tertain; make less troublesome; keep in
hope.—or. To amuse one's sol£
Entretenido, da, a. Entertaining, amusing.
Entretonimiénto, em Amusement, duu;
maintenance, allowance.
Entretiémpo, ¢m. The middle season.
Entreuntár, ca. To anoint neue:
Entrovenárse, vr. To bo diffused through
the veins. ies
ENV EPI
Entreventána, af Space between windows. | Envós, em. The wrong side. V. Reves.
Entrevér, va. To have a glimpse of [lean.| Back, shoulders.
Entreverádo, da, a. Interlined with fat and
Entreverár, oa. To Intermix, insert.
Entrevista, ¢% Interview, conferonce.
Entrincádo, da, a. Intricate.
Entripádo, da, a. Contained in the entrails.
Entripado, em, Dissembled anger.
Entristecér, va, To sadden, grieve.—or. To
grieve, grow sad. {dejection.
Entristecimiénto, em. Gloominess, sadness,
Entrojár, va. To gather into barns; mow.
Entrometér, ea. To insert, put between;
unswathe and dress up.—or. To inter-
meddle, interpose; thrust one's self in
unasked.
Entronár, va. To enthrone. V. Entrontsar.
Entroncár, en. To descend from the same
stock, belong to the same family.
pn ronores od. To pocket the ball (at bil-
iards).
Entronización, 4f Elevation to a throne.
Entronizár, va. To enthrone; exalt, ralse.—
or. To be puffed up with pride.
Entrónque, sm. Cognation, relationship.
as ef. An underhand business;
plot.
Entruchár, va. To decoy, lure.
Entruchón, em. Decoyer, schemer, allarer.
Entruéjo, em. V. Antruajo.
Entuérto, sm. V. Agracto and Tuerto.—
pl. After-paina.
Entullecér, ea. To stop, check, obstruct.
Entumecér, va, To benumb.—or. To swell.
Entumecimiénto, $m. Swelling; torpor,
numbness.
Entamirse, 07. To become torpid.
Entupir, ea. To obstruct; compress.
Entarbiar, va, To make muddy or turbid.
Entusiasmádo, da, a. Enthustastic.
Entuslasmár, va. To enraptare.—or. To be
ae
Entusiasmo, em. Enthusiasm.
Entuslésta, sm. Enthusiast.
Entuslástico, ca, a. (Little us.) Enthusiastic.
Enumeración, 4/. Enumeration.
Enumerár, va. To enumerate.
Enunciación, ef Enunciation.
Enunclár, ea. To enunciate,
Enuncistivo, va, a. Enunciativo,
Envainár, va, To sheathe.
Envalentonár, ea. To inspirit, embolden.
Envanecér, va, To make vain. —or. To be-
oome proud.
Env o, da, a, Deadoned, benumbed.
Envaramiénto, sm, Stiffness, numbness; a
number of petty officers of justice.
Envasár, va. To barrel, bottle. Znoasar
á uno, To run one through the body.
Enváse, em. Cask or other pack
Envedijarse, or. To get entangled; wrangle.
Ravelecet, ea. To make old.—on. To grow
old.
Envejecido, da, a, Grown old, made old,
£nvenenadór, ra, €. A polsoner.
Envenenár, ta. To envenom, pofson.
Envenenamiénto, sm, Poisoning.
Enverdecér, en. To grow green.
Envergir, va. (Nau.) To bend the sails,
iii! em, pl, (Nau.) Rope-bands.
Envestidára, ef Investituro.
Envestir, va. To invest; cover.—or. To get
into any thing.
Envisjédo, da. a. (Aten) Obligus, el
n o, da, a. le que.
Enviar, ca. To send, convey. pi pe á
pasear, To dismiss contemptrously. Sn-
etar en hora mala, To send one to the
devil. [moderately addicted to.
Enviclár, oa, To vitiate.—er. To be im-
Envidadór, em. Challenger at cards by
staking a sum. (a sam.
Envidár, va. To open the game by staking
Envidia, sf Envy.
Envidláble, a. Enviable.
Envidiadór, ra, e. Envier, envious person.
Envidlér, on. To e grudge.
Envidiosamónte, ad. Enviously.
Envidióso, sa, a. Envious; invidious.
Envilecér, ea. To vilify, debase.—or. To
degrade one's self.
Envinádo, da, a. Vinous, winy. (ear.
Envinagrár, ea. To sour or flavor with vine
Envinár, oa. To mix wine with water.
Envío, sm. Remittance, shipment, -
ment. L
Enviperádo, da, a. Viper-like, enraged,
Envirár, va. To peg or pin together.
Enviscamiénto, em. Act of gluing.
Enviscár, va. To glue; irritate.—er. To
smear or catch with bird-lime.
Envite, am. Inviting at cards by staking a
sum; Invitation; polite offer. [widow.
Enviudar, en, To become a widower or
Envoltério, em. Bundle of clothes. [pera.
Envoltúras, g/. E Swaddling-clothes, dia-
Envolvedéro, Envolvedór, em. Wrapper,
envelope.
Envolvér, oa To wrap up, wrap round: in-
valve.—er. To be implicated or involved.
Envolvimiénto, em, Envelopment. V. Re-
volcada matted.
re.
Envuelto, ta, Wrapped. & cord
Enyesadára, E Plastering with
Enyesár, va. To plastor; whitew
Enyugár, va, To yoke cattle.
Enzainárse, or. To look sideways; he
treacherous.
Enzamarrádo, da, a. Dressed in a zamarra,
Enzarzádo, da, a. Curled, matted.
Enzarzár, ea. To throw among briers; sow
discord ; pat up hurdles for silk-worma,
—er. To bo entangled among brambles;
be involved in difficulties; squabble.
Enzurronér, va. To put in a ceroon; incloea.
E'ñe, 4/. Spanish name of the letter A.
Eólico, a. Eolian, eolic,
Epácta, ¢f Epact. V. A (servicos,
Epactilla, 8/. A small calendar for divine
Epéntosis, 8. (Gram.) Epenthosis,
Eperláno, em. Smelt, a small sea-fish.
E'picaménte, ad. In an epic or heroic man-
ner.
Epicóno, na, a, Epicene, of both sexes.
Epicéyo, sm. Epicedium, elegy, eulogy of
the dead.
Epiciclo, am. Epicycle.
Epiciolólde, af (Gcom.) Epicyeloid.
ERI
E' pico, ca, a. Epic, narrative.
Epicúroo, lg Epicurean.
Epicnrismo, sm. Epicarism.
Epidémia, ¢f Ane ap riers disease.
afanes pe a. Epid al idemi
émico, emical, epidemio.
Ebldórm is. e Epidermis, the scarf-skin.
oi in Epiphany.
Kpifilospérmo, ma, a. Epiphysiospermous,
Epifiats, 4/. (Anat.) Epiphysis.
Epigústrico, ca, a. Epigastric.
2.
Epiglottis.
Epigraph, inseription ; motto.
ti pigram.
Eplleptic, tic, epilectical.
ere a. Epllogisti 00 picaioaa:
EH a. F viga comp sum up.
Epllogiano, em. Epilogism, com utation.
ators eg conclusion; ep
s, a genus of plants.
Eno 1
Eblauéya, pácido, of Epiact de interpretation of the
rbd: Episcopacy ; bishopri
op Piscopél, a Epicopal tisho;
fans
Epiatiio, em. (Arch. ela
Epistola, fe iso, ttor.
onsbip.
E olar, & tn
em. A chronol
pose puros a e
pistolário, om, ection o epistles; vol-
Epistoléro, am. The subdeacon who sings
the a ae A
Epttáño, g-
Epitalámio, sm. EDithalamium, a nuptial
Epitasis, y. Epitasis.
> To
a. Episodic,
am. Episode, an incidental narra- | Eq
Orden de|E ph
Equino, sm. Echínos, sea-egg, a prickly
shell-fish.
Equinoccial, a.
Equladccio, am. The equinox.
ui sm. Provision, baggage, or things
or a journey; equipage or equipment,
Equipér, va. o fit out; equip, farnish,
Equiparación, 4/. Comparison,
Equiparár, va. To compare, match.
APEC Y. Equipollence, equality of
Equipolénta, a. Equivalent, equipollent.
Equipendertata, pa and A Hauiponderás
A uinociar
o, ria, or Eptgramático, ca, a. Equipondortr on. To equiponderate.
ish name of the letter X.
una égquie, To be intoxica-
2a aay: oe
D, orsemans: tation.
Equitativamónte, ad. Equita tebly. (ble.
Equitativo, va, a. pantano: just, honora-
Equireiencts, 7 Compensation ; equiva-
Equivalénte, a. Equivalent; compensato
se ok on. To be of equal value; de
ta lunder.
Equivocación, q/. Mistake, error, oversight;
Xquivocadaménto, te, ad. enly, by mis-
da, e qa [cally.
Equivocamén Ambiguous! aa ean
ola, By io
ops. PLC ea. mica oor o be
Equivoco, ca, a. Equivocal, amb!
ae roee, em. Equivocation, ca le; n mis-
58 an,
Egatro uillo, sm. dim, A bble, A ight
; ago; threshing-floor; plot in
prices at (Prov.) Y honey.
Erál, am. A two-y ) Blades y
Erár, 04. To lay out around for garden-stuff,
sit dee treasury.
Ercér, oa. (Prov.) Y. "Levantar.
Erección, ef. Foundation, erection; e
tion.
eleva
Epiteto, em. Epithet. Erectór, em. Erecter, founder.
Epitima, af pent, a lotion. Eremita, sm. V. Ermitaño.
Epitimár, oa. ly an ein Eremitico, ca, a. Hermitical, soli
Epitimo, sn. (Bots r dodder. Eremitório, am. A place with hermit
Epl > ea. To epitomizo, make > e Eon, en. To argue, debate wi out
stract pen
Her em, Epitome, abridgment, com- Ergotón, em. Sopbistry, debate on trifles.
ce rota pos of Epos (Veter) Epizooty. Ergotista, Ergotizánto, em. Arguer about
h de epocha. trifles, a sophist.
Fede, pig si Ergatizar, on. (Col.) V. Ergotear.
E vw. Erguir, oa. To erect, raise up stratght.—or.
Eyutángulo, la a a P (Geom. o gular. To be puffed up with pride.
af Y a right; pple ni Eriál, Eri za, a. and & Unp ed, un-
ustice; nto mandas mi tion. | tilled uncaltivated; a plece of unculti-
Equidistáncia, Y: rro vated ground.
Equidistánte, pa. Equidistant. Ericéra, ef Hut without a roJÉ
Equidistár, en. To be equidistant. Erigéron, sm. (Bot.) Erlgero
Eqaflater, a. V. Erigir, ea, To erect, raise, bulid; establish,
Equllátero, ra, a. Equilateral. aa af. (Bot.) ¥. Bringio.
Equilibrár, va. To ee counterpoise. ag at Field ering.
Equitibre, a, Balanced, Erie Ae. a. lou. foie: untilied.
brious.
Equilibrio, . sm, + Pr ane equality of | Ertsimo, em. (Bot) Hodgo
weight, couu
o. na, A, (poet) B Belonging to a horse. | Eri
mustard.
le af Eryaipolas, a disease.
Ley Eri
o cause erysipel ry
sipolár, va.
Erisipelatóso, sa, a. (Med.) E latous.
EA a. Des lnea Slds to the
a,
Erizádo, da, a. Covered with bristles.
Erizamiónto, sm. Setting on end ; bristling.
Erizár, ea. To set on end; bristle.
Erizo, an. Hedgehog; sea-urchin ; burr of
a chestnut, dec. ; rough water-thistle.
Ermita, y. Hormitage; retail wine tavern.
Ermitáña, y. Hermitess.
Ermitáño, em. Hermit
Erinitério, em. V. Eremitorio.
Erminio, ¢m. Person oxempted from taxes.
Erogación, @f Erogation, distribution, fees.
meee va. To distribute, erogate, spend in
Les.
Erogatório. em. Pipe for drawing liquor.
Erosión, q/. Erosion, corroston.
Erótico, ca, a. Erotical, erotic.
Erótima, af (Rhet.) Interrogation.
Erotomania, ¢f. Erotomanta, love-madness.
generis da, a. Wandering, strolling
abou
Erradaménte, ad. Erroneously, falsely.
Erradicación, q/. Eradication, extirpation.
Erradicár, va. To eradicate, root out,
Erradízo, za, a. Wandering.
Errádo, da, a. Mistaken, erring, erroneous.
pa pa. and a. Errant, erring, wan-
ering.
Errár, va. To orr; misjudge, mistake; of-
Eris of Ere vee ae sr
£ Error in writing, or printing;
erratam. Zrratae, Errata. [ratic.
Errático, ca, a. Wandering, vagabond, er-
Errattl, a. Wavering.
Erráx, a, Coal ninde of the stones of olives,
E'rre, am. The Spanish name of the letter E.
Erre que erre, Pertinaciously, obsti-
nately.
Erróneamónte, ad. Erroneously, mistak-
enly. {able to truth or doctrines.
Erréneo, nea, a. Erroneous, not conform-
Erronía, 4f Opposition, hatred.
Error, em. Error, mistake.
Erubescéncia, 2. Erubescence.
Eructación, sf Eructation, belching.
Eructár, on. To belch, eructate,
Erúcto, em V. Eruto.
Erudición, 4 Erudition, learning.
Ernditamónte, ad. Learnedly.
¿rudito, ta, a. Erudite, learned.
Eroginóso, sa, a. Thick, coarse, and knotty.
Erupción, af Eruption, outbreak.
Eruptivo, va, a. Ernntive.
Erutacién, af Eructation, belching.
Erutér, on. To ornct, belch.
Erúto, am. Belch, eructation.
Erváto, sm. ( Bot.) Sea sulphur-wort, hog's-
Ervell&ia, 4/. (Bot.) Bean-trefoil.
Ervilla, ¢f Seed of the bitter vetch.
E'sa, demonstrative er That.
Esbatimentár, ea, and n, (Pict.) To dolín-
eate a shadow.
Esbatimónto, am. Shade in a picture.
Esboltéza, 4/. A tall and clegant staturo.
Esbélto, ta, a. Tall, gentoc), well-shaped.
Esbirro, am. Bailiff; a petty officer, a myr-
midon. (draught.
Esbózo, Ba Sketch, outline; a rough
{fennel
Escabechér, va. To souse, pickle.
Escabéche, sm. Bouse, pr e; pickled fish.
Escabúl, sn. Foot-stool.
Escabelillo, em. dim. A small foot-atool.
Escablésa, 4/. (Bot.) Field-scabiouz [erab.
Escábro, 47. b or mange; amp.
Escahrosaménte, ad. Roughly, ruggediy.
Escabrosidád, ¢f Inequality, roughness;
i baggy ce (rude.
Escabróso, sa, a. Roug’ ¡agged, rugged ;
Escabullimiénto, em Evasion, slipping
away. (away.
Escabullirse, er. To evade; alip
escape,
mer da, a. (Her.) Checkered, varie-
ga
Escácho, em, (Ichth.) Thornback.
Escála, af. Ladder, scale, staircaso; any
port, bay, or roadstead. ranca,
pola eed A' escala vista, Openly. Y.
Escaláda, q/. Escalade, o 8 place
pi 9 á escala vista, A daylight
e.
Escaládo, da, a. Fish cat open to be zalted.
Escaladór, am. Cimber, he who scales walls.
Escalamiónto, am. Act of po tae
Escalamo, sm. (Nan.) Thole or thole-
Eresma hai pl. (Naw) Timber-
Escalante par Bealing, ell bing
te, pa. ing, clim a
Escalár, va. To scale, climb.
oe E (om), Eroseats:
Escaldádo, da, a. Cautious, suspicious, wary.
Escaldár, va. To barn, icala: make red-hot.
Escaldrántes, em. pl. (Nau.) Kevels, wooden
pine. of a pot too full
Escaldufár, va. (Prov.) To take broth out
Escaléno, a. (Goom.) Scalene.
Escalentamiónto, em.
feet of animals,
Escaléra, 4f. Staircase. Escalera de cara-
col, Winding staira; ladder.
Escalerilla, ita, af. A small ladder; drench-
ing instrument 2a eacalertlla, In de-
grees. y
Escalerón, gm. augm, A large staircase.
Escalita, gf Engine for mounting cannons.
Fane ie, da, a. White-washed walls ful
o
Escalfadór, sm. Barbor's pan ; chafi fab.
Escalfár, ca. To boil eggs ar el
pan, To put bread into too hot an oven.
Escalfaréte, am. Wide boot lined with hay.
Escafúta, 4/. Brasior; chafing-dish; water-
dish for heatip [of the seama,
Escalimárse, or. (Nau) To be worked ont
Esciilio, em. Land abandoned for tillage.
Escálmo, em. V. Escálamo,
Escalofriádo, da, a. Shivoring.
Escalofrio, am. Cold chill; cold atage of a
fever; fever and ague. [of dignity.
Escalón, em. Stop; scale. (Moet) Degree
Escalpélo, sm, Scalpel.
Escálplo, em, ers knife, [iion.
Escaluña, 4/. (Bot.) Eschalot, shalot, ecal-
Escáma, 4/. Fish-scale ; resentment, gradgo.
Escamáda, q. Embroidery in figure of
scales,
Escamádo, sm. Worked in figure of sonles.
Escamádo, da, a. Warned by experience.
ESC
ESO
EseamadGra, y. Scale pattern embroider-
in ea. To scale fish; offend, mo-
lest.—on. To embrolder tn scale fashion.
—er. To be warned by experience;
resent. (thorns.
Escambrouál, sm. Plantation of buck-
Escamél, em. Instrument used by sword-
makers.
Escamilla, ita, 4/7. dim. A little scale.
Eecamocheér, on. (Prov.) Y. Pacordear,
Escamócho, sm. Broken victuals, leavings,
Eseamonda, lr: act of praning trees.
Escamondad . Useless branches,
Escamondár, va. To prune; cleanse.
Escamóndo, am. Clearing trees of useless
branches.
Escamonéa, sf da 4
Eseamosncádo, da, a. Relating to scammony.
Escamoneárse, a resent, be offended.
Escamóso, 8a, a. y, ostraccous.
Escamotár, va. To make disappear, jug-
gle away.
Escampáda, a Pa
Escampádo, a. V. Descampado,
Escampár, on. To cease raining; leave
of working.—oa. To clean out a place,
Escampo, sm. en. V.
Escamojár, ea. To prune olive-trees.
Escamijo, am. A lopped-off olive-branch.
ciadór, ra, Escanciáno, 8. Cupbearer.
Escanciár, va. To wine into another
vessel.—en. To drink wine.
Escán er (Bot) Spelt-wheat.
Escandalár, an, Y. ndelar.
Escandalizadór, em. Scandalizer.
Escandalizár, ca. To scandalize.—or. To be
scandalized, be irritated.
Escandalizativo, va, 4. Scandalous.
Escandallár, va. (Nau.) To sound.
lo, sm. p sea-lead ; proof, trial.
Escándalo, am. Scandal, offence; admira-
tion ; Soe ar (Na ) Gaft-sail
Escandalósa, 3f. (Nau. -88
Escandalosaménte, ad,
[turbulent,
sh ly.
Esexudalóso, sa, G, Scandalous; shameful;
Eseandecéncia, af. Excandescence; anger,
pession. [To be ín a pos on.
Eseandecér, oa. To irritate, provoke.—er,
Escandelár, sm. (Nau.) The second cabin
in a row ey. a row-galley.
Escandelaréte, sm. (Nan.) A small cabin jn
Escándia, a/. (Bot) Cienfuegos wheat.
ed.
Escanille, af (Prov) V. Cuna,
Escantiliár, va. To trace llnes on walls.
wheat. pach
ro, em. Seat-keeper (in council-
o, em. dim. A small
Escáña, ef (Bot.) Saint Peter's corn, or one-
grain ch
ar
Escáño, em. Bench with a back.
o a en flight.
af. amiénto, sm,
ar, ca. To Miberate y forget. on
and r. To escape, fly, avoid punishment,
make off, make one's escape. Zeca
en una To have a hap
a a A 08 0p d.
Scandalonaly, | Kscar
bench with a
au.)
par
escape, are ea, (Surg.) To
Escaparatico, em. dim. A little capboard.
Escapatória, 8/. Escape, flight; e rasión.
Escápe, sm. Escape, flight; subter. :
escapement. 4’ todo escape, As swiftly
as possible. Scape, stem.
Escápo, sm. Bhaft of a column. (Bot.)
Escapulár, oa. (Nau.) To double a cape.
Escapulário, em. Scapulary.
Escáque, em, A square of checker-work,
Escaqueádo, or Checkered, variegated.
Escaqueár, va. To play at cl ess or checkers,
Escára, af. The scurf or sar of a sore;
an eschar. - [ble ; sting.
Escarabajoár, on. To crawl: scrawl, scrib-
Escarabájo, sm, (Ent) Boetle; twisted
threads in the warp; honeycomb (of can-
nons). Escarabajos, Scrawled writing.
Escarafullár, on. To deceive, gloss over.
Escaramuceár, on. To skirmish.
Escaramújo, sm. Dog-rose, hep-troe.
Escaram za, yd Skirmish ; contest, dispute.
Escaramuzador, em, Skirmisher; disputer.
Escaramuzár, va. To skirmish, ba fight
loosely.
Escarapéla, ef Dispute ending in blows;
Escarape pz on. and r. To dispute, wrangle,
quarre
Escárba, af. (N. ee ee
Escarbadero, sm. Place where boars, &ec.,
scratch the ground,
Escarbadióntes, am. V. Mordadientes,
Escarbadór, 4m, Scratcher, scraper.
Escarbadúra, ef Act and effect of scratching.
Escarbajuélo, sm. (Ent.) Vine-fretter.
baoréjas, em. Ear-pick. [vestigate
Escarbár, va. To scrape or scratch; in-
pola e ne on effect Shar A
Escarcéla, @f Pouch, game-bag ; :
head-dress.
Escarcéo, 6m. Small broken waves, cur-
rents.—p2 Bounds of spirited horses.
Escárcha, ef Whito frost; frosted bullion
for embroidery.
Escarcháda, &/ lant, fig-marigold.
Vm rod dret Teo-
chádo, am,
creams. with frost.
Escarchádo, da, a. Hoary, frosted white
pr on. To be frosted.—va. To frost,
curl.
Escárche, em. V. Hecarcha,
Escárcho, em, ep Red surmullet.
Escarchóss, 4/. Ice-plant, fig-marigold.
Escarcína, /. A kind o
Escarcinázo, sm. Blow with a cutlass.
Escarcuñár, va. (Prov.) V. Kseuwdriñar.
Escárda, y. Weed-hook, hoe; weeding.
af. Woman weeder; a gar-
cutlass.
dener's hoe.
Escardadór, sm. Weeder.
Escardadóra, af A woman weeder.
Escardadúra, af Weeding. V. Kscarda.
Escardaér, va. To weed; part good from
bad; root out. Znelar & escardar,
To refase harshly. down.
Escardíllo, lla, s, Small weed-hook ; thistlo-
Escariadór, 6m. Coppersmith: unch.
Escarificación, ef. (Surg.) Scarification.
Escarificadór, sm, er; cupping-glass.
. [sore.
zár, va. To clean away abe scab of a
ESO
ESC
Escarladór, em. Instrument for scraping or
polishing.
Escarláta, 8/. Scarlet color; kermes.
Escarlatin, 87m. A coarse kind of scarlet.
Escarlatina, 8/. Scarlet-fever.
Escarmenador, em. V. Escarpidor.
Escarm ia enár, oa. To comb wool, &c.; to
eat,
Escarmentár, om. To be warned by sad
experienco. — va. To correct severely ;
warn. (chastisement.
Escarmiénto, em. Warning, caution; fine,
Escarnecodór, ra, 8. Scuffer, scorner, Jeerer.
Escarnocér, va. To scoff, ridicule, laugh at.
Escarnecidamónte, ad. Scornfully.
Escarnecimiénto, em. Scoffing ; dorision.
Escarnido, da, a. V. Descarnado.
Escárnio, em. Scoff, contemptuous ridicule;
gibe, jeer. En escarnio, Scoffingly.
em. Kind of fish; one who has
crooked feet.
Escaréla, af. Endive, garden-saccory ; ruffle,
Escaroládo, da, a. Endive color; curled.
Escarolár, va. V. Alechugar.
Escarolíta, 4/. dím. Small endive.
aca c om Si Aros o
Escárpa, 4/. Declivity ; scarp or slope.
iscarpádo, da, a. Slo craggy, rugged.
ppl re oa, (Nan.) To scarf; cleanse
sculpture; , Slope down.
games Pu (Nau. Scarf-joint.
Escarpelér, va. (Anat.) To scalp.
Escarpélo, em. Rasp, coarse file; scalpel.
Escárpia, ef Tenter-hook.
Escarpiár, va. To fasten with tenter-hooks.
Escarpidór, sm. Comb with wide
o same, (Bock © thik. shia. danetee
em. Bock; thin shoe, g
acción (En), ad, in the form
tor-hook.
adas.
Escarramanchónes (A”, ad, Y. A’ horca-
Escárza, 4/. A soro in the hoofs of horsos.
Escarzáno, na, a. (Arch.) Arch less than a
semicircle. K ivea in February.
Escarzár, va. To take the honey from the
kiscárzo, em. An empty blackish green
honey-comb; taking honey from the
hive; tree-fungus; floss silk.
za, a. Lame from sore hoof.
Escasaménte, ad. Scantily; bardly; nar-
of a ten-
rowly. 5 [gally.—on. pe Er
va. To givo sparingly; live fru-
Escaséz, ‘Escaséza, ef. Scantiness, n rdli-
nos, [churlisb,
Escáso, sa, a. Small, short; scanty, scarce;
Escatimádo, da. a. Little, scanty.
Escatimár, va. To curtail, clip; to haggle.
Escatimosamónte,ad. Maliciously, viciously.
Xscatimóso, sa, a. Cunning, malicious,
Escaupil, sm. Armor of the ancient Mext-
cans,
Escáva, af. A pit round the root of a plant.
Escáva, avación, and for the remaining
words nning with Esc, V. Exc...
Escayóla, 8/. Pasto resombling marble.
Escedénte, Escedár, Escelóncia, V. Eve...
Escéóna, af. The stage; scene, theatre; rev-
oe vicissitude; bed and shepherd's
u
Espealon So a. Scenlc, theatrical.
Esconíta, af dim, A short scene,
Escenografía, af. Scenography. perspectiva.
Escenógrafo, sm. Perspective instrament.
Escepticismo, 87. Skepticism.
Escéptico, ca, a. Skeptic, skeptical.
aT le am. Instrument for making sun-
als,
Esciéna, ef. A species of craw-fah,
Escila Marítima, 4f. (Bot.) Y. Cedolla al-
barrana,
Esciólo, am. Selolist, [már, Y. Exc...
Escisa, Escitabilidad, amación, Escla-
Esclarea, y. (Bot.) V, Amaro,
Esclarocór, va. To lighten; flluminate ;
make ¡llastrious.—on, To dawn.
Esclarecidaménte, ad. IMustriously.
Esclarecido, da, a. Illustrious, e con-
spicuous,
Esclarecimiónto, em, Dawn ; ennodlement.
Esclavillo, illa: ito, ita, a dim A little alave,
Esclavina, 4/. Pilgrim's robe; priest's col-
lar; cape; pet 5 short circular cloak.
Esclavitad, af Slavery, bondage; brother-
hood, religious congregation ; servile sab-
jection of passions; breast jewels.
Esclavizár, va, To enslave; overwork.
Esclivo, va, 8. Slave; member of a broth-
A : lui flood-gate, |
af. sluica, mill-
== e . pl. (Nau.) Rung-heads, floor-
ea
Escóba, 4f Broom. Escoba de cabesuela,
orienta centaury; N. & N. W.
win
Escobáda, q. The act of sweeping sli E
crop! em, Remains of an old im
the stalk of grapes.
bar, sm. A place where broom grown.
Escobár, va, To onsen with a broom.
Escohazár, ea, To sprinkle with a broom.
Eascoházo, em. Blow with a broom.
Escobéra, 4/. V. Retama.
Escobénes, sm. pl. Hawse-holes,
Escobéta, 4. A sinall brush, (Bot) Sweet
sultan contaury.
Escobiila, af Brush ; small broom: tama-
ric-leaved saltwort; gold or silver sweep-
ings. Zecobelia or escobilla de dmobar.
V. Escobeta.
Encobina, 4% Chine, chippings Dori
a, 8/. Chips, chippin
Escóbo, em. Brush- pd belera, brambles
Escobón, em. A large broom ; brush.—pi.
(Nau.) Hawses. {tate.—or. To amart.
Escocér, vr pee prog pain : -irri-
Escócia, 8f. (Arch. a, a moulding.
Fecostiieate em. V. Eecosor.
Escóda, af Stonecutter's edged hammer.
Escodadéro, sm. Place where cattle rab
their horns.
Escodár, va. To how stones with a hammer.
Escóña, af V. Cofa.
Escoflár, 0a. To dross the head with a net.
Escofiéta, ef. Coif, head-dreaa.
Escofletéro, ra, 8, Maker of head-dreases.
Escofina, 4/. Rasp, coarse file; wire-brush.
Escofinár, va. To rasp, file.
Escofién, em. Y. Garbin,
Escogedór, ra, & Selocter, chooser.
Escogér, va, To choose, select, elect,
?
ESC
ESO
te, ad. Choicely, selectly ;
nos:
Eseogimlénto, #m. Choice, selection.
Escogitáble, a. V. Zacogitatle.
tár, ea. V. Arcogitar. ES
, am. Scholar, stadent.—a. Scho
Escolar, en. V. Colar.
Escolásticaménte, ad. Scholastically.
Escolástico, ca, a. Scholastic, scholastical
Escolástico, am. A professor of theology.
Escoliadór, am. Scholiast, commentator.
Escoliár, ea. To gloes, explain, comment.
Escoliarnóso, sa, @ Harsh, untractable.
Escolimádo, da, a. Weak, delicate.
Esculimóso, sa, a. Difficalt, severe, hard to
Escóllo, sx, Scholium ; gloss, commentary. | Escó
Escollár, ea. (Nau.) To strike upon a .
Eseolléra, 4/. (Nau. ) Rocky place or cliff.
Escóllo, sin.
emberrassment, danger.
Escolopéndra, af. Soolopendra, centipede ;
are leen wort.
Escólta, q/. Escort, guard.
Yacoltár, ea. To escort, convoy, guard.
Escómbra, 4f. Purgation, removal of ob-
stacles, [pu
ock under shallow water;
Eacombrar, va. To remove obstacles;
Escómbro, ara. Rubbish, fragments. (Ichth.)
Escomenzér, ca, (Low) V. Comensar.
Escomérse, va. To be worn out with use.
Eacomn ulgár, and other words
ng with Ksco, V. Eco...
XEecónce, sm. Corner, e.
Escondecácas, em. Play of hide-and-seek.
Escondedéro, em. Hiding or lurking place.
Escondér, oa. To hide, conceal:
dissembie ; inelude.—or. To hide, skuik.
daménte, ad. Privately, secretly.
Escondides (A'), A’ Escondi ad, Pri-
raters hiding.
Eacondidijo, em. V. Kecondrijo.
Escondido, da, a. Hid, hidden, concealed.
Escondimiénto, em. Concealment, conceal-
Escondite, an, Concealment, hold, a lurk-
a biding-place.—Juego de es-
ite, Hide-and-seek.
Escondrijo, em. Concealment, a hiding or
unig place.
Escontréta, am, (Nau.) Prop, stay, shore,
¥sconzido, da, a. Angular, oblique.
Pr af. pl. Planks on the sides
e ship,
Fscopéros, em. pl. (Nau) Pitch-brushes,
Escopéta, up losa: as gun. Es
de escopeta, Within el do ds
sg n gun-sho
Facopetár, va. To dig out gold-mines.
Popstiza, em. Gun-shot; a gun-shot
WwW
Xscopeteár, ca. To discharge a gun re-|
poeta aaa To fire at each other;
em. Act of discharging fire-arms,
aoe af, Musketeers ; multitado of
gun-ehot wounds. [smith.
Escopetéro, am, Musketeer; gunner; gun-
Escopetílla, 4f dian. A small gun.
rify. | Escorpidde, y/. Ca
Escopetón, sm. augm. A 1
Escopleadúra, sf Mortise-hole.
gun.
Escoplear, va. To chisel, cut with a chisel.
Escoplillo, ito, em. dim. A small chisel.
Escóplo, om. Chisel.
Escóra, af Strongest
of a ship's side.
Navio de escora
aja, A ship which
carries a stiff sail. Zecoras, Shores, 00t-
riggers. (check.
Escorár, va. (Nau.) To prop, shore Ds
Escorbático, ca, 4, Seorbatic, scorbutical.
cis am. Scurvy, a ee
rchapin, 877. t, »
Escorchár, va. Y. as ai
Escórche, ¢m. Decrease of a taberous body.
ri 5 (Bot.) Water germander.
mean thing. [
Escoriácion, 8/. Incrustation, scurf on a
Escoriál, sm. Place where a mine has been
_exhausted; where dross is thrown; tho
Escurial
Escorlár, va. V. Bwcortar. [der.
Escorodónis, 4 (Bot.) Wood sage german-
Esco Escorpina, af. Grooper, a small
sea-fish, -
illar plant.
Escorpión, sm. Scorpion ; warlike machino;
a kind of fish; a cat-o'-nine-talls with
Pda a (ColL) Pl en) t
am. easure, enjoymen
Escorzádo, sm. (Pict.) V. Hecorso.
Escorzár, oa. (Pict.) To construct the size
of a figure; form a depressed arch.
Escórzo, em. Contraction of a figure in
em. Y.
. Becuorso. [grass.
ise, | Escorzonéra, 4f. Viper-root or garden viper-
Escoscárse, or. Y, se.
Escóta, 2 (Nau.) Sheet of a sail; scotia
moulding. [neck.
Escotádo, am. A dress sloped about the
Escotadára, af. Sloping of a jacket or stays ;
trap-door of a stage.
Escotár, ea. To cut out a thing so as to
make it fit; slope; club, contribute to
a common exponse; free a ship by tho
pumps.
Escóte, am. Sloping ofa jacket, &c.; tncker;
share of nse, quota,
Escotéra, 8/. Nau) beet-hole.
a. Free, disengaged.
po Hatch way.
Escotillón, sm. Senttle, trap-door.
Escotines, em. pl. (Nau.) To I-sheots.
Escotomia, 4/. Dizziness, swimming in tho
head.
Escoznóte, sm. Nut-picker. [tion.
Escozór, sm, A smart pain; a lively sensa-
Escrecéucia, Escrecion, and other words
nning with Xscr, V. Escr...
Escriba, sm. Scribe, among the Hebrews.
Escribanía, 8/. Office or employment of a
notary or scrivener; writing-desk.
Escribáno, am. Notary poole: Escribano
de cámaro, The clerk of a high court of
justice. Escribano de número, One of
a cortain number of notaries; penman.
Escribano or escribanillo deb agua,
Woater-spider. ae
ESO
Escribiénte, am. Amanuensias, a clork.
Escribir, va. To write; compose.—er. To
enrol one's self; correspond together.
en la arena, To bury in ob-
[jewel box.
Escriño, sm. Hamper of straw and osier; a
Escrita, af A kind of fish.
Escritillas, y/. pl. Lamb's stones.
Escrito, em. Book; petition to a court; a
signed receipt. [copyist,
Escritór, sm. Writer, author, composer ;
Escritorcillo, am. dim. A bad writer.
Escritorillo, em, dim, A small writing-desk.
Escritório, em. Writing-dosk ; chest of
drawers; office; counting-house.
Escritára, y. Writing; deed, contract; trea-
tiso. Escritura de seguro, Policy of in-
surance.
Escriturár, va. To bind one's self by deed.
Estar escriturado, To be under articles.
Escriturário, em. A professor of divinity.
Paca ría, A. (Law) Scriptory, scrip-
to
an,
Escrófula, ¢f Scrofala, king's evil.
Escrofulária, ef. (Bot.) rd dedo
Escrofulóso, sa, a. Scrofulous.
Escróto, sm. Scrotum.
Escrudiñár, va. V. Lscudriñar,
Escrupuleár, on, V. Escrupultaar.
Escrapulóte, am. dim. (Coll.) A slight doubt
or scruple.
Escrupulillo, am. Slight duabt, hesitation.
Escrapulizar, on. To scruple, doubt, hesi-
tate, ty; So dl do
Escrúpulo, em. Scruple, doubt; paloei-
Escrupulosaménte. ad. Scrupulously.
Escrupulosidad, q/. Scrupulosity ; conscien-
tionsness. [tious; cautious.
Escrupuléso, sa, a, Scrapulous, conscien-
Escrutadór, am, Scrutator, inquirer, search-
livion.
or.
Escratinio, sm. Scratiny, inquiry.
Escrutifiadér, em. Scrutator, consor.
Escuádra, Y Square; socket; a squad;
uadron, fleet. A’ escuadra, Square.
e de esouadra, Rear-admiral.
Escuadrár, oa. To squaro; fix the trnn-
nions horizontally. [ground.
Kecuadréo, sm. Dimension, valuation of
Escuadria, 4f. Square, rule, measure, level.
Eecubdro, sm, Bpecies of dog-fish. V. Cua-
FO,
ESC
nd page; escuage or service of the
shie
Escudereár, ea. To perform the service of a
page; hold tenements by escuage.
Escudería, 4/ Burvice of a squire or shield-
bearer. shield-bearer.
Escuderíil, a. Belonging to the office of a
Escuderilménte, ad. In the style of a squire.
Escudéro, em. Shield-bearer, a squire; gen-
tleman; pago; a young boar that foliows
an old one. Escudero de & sae
vant to carry messages. and p:
Escuderón, sm. Squire puffed with vanity
Escudéto, em. Gusset. (Husb.) A stain on
the olive; budding; white water-lily.
Escudilla, q/. Porringer, a crock. neer.
Escudillár, va, To distribute broth ; domi
Escudillita, ¢f dim. A small porringer.
Escudillo, ito, em. déím. A small shield.
Escudito, em. A gold dollar.
Escúdo, sem. Shield; scutcheon of a tock;
patronage, defence; back of a wild boar:
t; the back-board of a boat. Zecudo
popa(Nan.), Stern-acutcheon. Crown-
piece, 1-8 of a doubloon, or $2,
Escudrifiéble, a. Investigable.
Escudriñadór, ra, e Prier, scrutator.
Escudridamiénto, em. Investigation, seru-
tiny.
into; consult.
tonto.
Escudriñár, ea, To search, p
Escudriño, em. V. Escudriñam:
Escuéla, af School, university; school-in-
struction ; e desa of doctrine; styla 2
cuelua, Un versity...
Escuórzo, am. Toad. [cumbranes
Escuéto, ta, a. Disengaged, free from en-
Escueznár, ea. To extract the kernel of nuts.
Escuézno, em. Soft kernel of an eatable nat.
Escalladér, sm. In oll-mills, a veasel for
carrying off the ofl
Escull or. rer) te slip, slide.
Esculpidór, sm. Y. ultor,
Esculpir, ea, To sculptare, engrava.
Escultór, em. Sculptor, carver. (senlptor.
Escultóra, ef Female sculptor, wife of a
Esculatara, 4/. Sculpturo; carved work,
Escupidéra, 4f Bpit-box, spittoon. [nation.
Escupidéro, em. Spitting-placc; sit-
Escupido, sm. Y, .
Escupidór, ra, e. A great spitter.
Escupidúra, 4/. Spitting; spittle; eflores-
. cence.
Escuadrón, am. Sqnadron, a small body of Escupir, va. To spit; break out in the skin;
horse. ecuadron cuadrado, A hollow
Square, [rons,
Escuadronár, ea. To form troops in squad-
roca, ito, em. dim, A small party
of troops.
Escuadronista, em. He who forms squadrons,
Escúcha, €/. Sentinel, listener; a listening
place; scout; servant who sleeps near her
mistress.
Escuchadór, ra, $. Hearkener, listener.
Escuchánte, pa, de e. Listener; hearkenin
Escuchár, va, To listen, hearken, stand
hear.—or. To hear one's self with com-
placency. -
Escudár, va. To shield; guard.—or. To de-
pend on some means of evading danger.
ia sm. The office and service of a
dart; underrato. .Kxcupár en la cara,
To deride to the face, ridiculo, Escupir
al cielo, To act rashly. Escupir doblones,
To boast of one's riches. Fscupir las
pia neti fe naa
¿scupita, upitina, ef (Coll.) V. Salica.
Escurár, va, To scour cloth. norantls.
Escúras (A), ad. Obscurely; blindly, f¢-
Escurialénse, @. Belonging to tho monas
tery of the Zecurial,
Escurína, af (Prov.) Obscurity, darkness.
Escúrra, af. Buffoon. V. 7rudan.
Escurribánda, £/. Evasion; diarrhea: scuffic.
OS a. A woman with petticoats well
tted.
Escurridizo, za, a. Slippery; hard to hokl
Lazo escurridiso, A running knot.
validas Escurrimbres, 3f pl. Dregs,
Escurrimiénto, am. V. Desliz.
Eacurripa, «/ (Bot.) Cardinal's flower.
Eseurrir, ea. To drain to the dregs.—on.
To drop, fall in drops; slip, slide; lapse.—
er. To escape from danger; slip out;
skulk.
Escursión, Esctirso, and other words begin-
Ding with Escu. V. Excu...
Escusali, sm. A small apron.
Escútas, Escutillas, af pl. (Nau.) Scuttlos.
Escoyér, am, Purveyor of meat to the palace.
Eadrujulo, em. A word of two short final
ey horas [esdrú
rújulo, la, 2, Belonging to words called
E'se, ké Spanish name of the letter 8; link
in shape of an S. eee, dranken reelíngs.
E’se, dem, That.
Esecilla, af. diz. Small link of a chain.
Eséncia, af Essence. Quinta esencia,
proce Ser de esencia, To be in-
nsably necessary.
Eseneial, a. Essential. necessary; rincipal.
Esencialménte, ad. Essentially, principally.
Esenciárse, er. To be intimately united,
Barca af coher lobo, orb: quality, rank
E ere, globo, orb: q , Tank.
Ex ¡era de mi esfera, That is out of
my reach.
¥Esf--ricaménte, ad. Spherically.
Esfericidád, af Sphericity, rotundity, orbic-
ularness, globosity. globated.
Eaferico, ca, a. Spherical, ‘patna dee
Esfroidal, a. Spherotdical, spheroidal.
Esferóide, af. Spheroid. Bovedu eaferoide,
Ellíptical vault
Esfínge, sm. Sphinx, a fabulons monster.
Esfínter, em. (Anat.) Sphincter. [der.
Esflorecér, en. To effloresce, fall into pow-
Esfoliación, af V. Erfoliacion,
Esfoliár, ea. Y. Esfoliar.
Esfoliativo, a. V. Erfuliativo.
Esforrocino, em. Sprig, shooting of a vine.
Esforzadaméntc, ad. Strenuously, vigor-
ously, valiantly.
Esforzado, em. A law-book on wills.
Esforzédo, da, a. Strong, vigorous, valiant.
Caldo esforzado, Strong broth.
Esforzadór, ra, a Exciter, animater.
Esforzér, va. To strengthen, invigorate, ex-
ert, enforce; corroborate.—er. To exert
one's self, make efforta; be confident.
Esfuérzo, em. Effort, vigor; confidence: ald.
Esfam ado, em. The first sketch ofa painting.
Esfumér, va, To shade over the pencilled
a , ) Y. Gargaj
árro, em. (Amer.) Y. Gargajo.
Esgrima, 47. Peuane sword exercise.
midór, em. Fencer or fencing-master.
asa de segrimidor, House without fur-
E aah . hae [ons ; fence.
"sgrimir, ea. To practise the use of wea
“sguardar, va. Y. Tocar and Mirar. á
Esquazáble, a. Fordahlo.
Esguazár, va. To ford, as a river.
Esguázo, sm. The act of fording. V. Vado.
Esgúcio, sm, Seda Concave moulding.
Eaguin, sm. Young salmon before entoring
the sea.
ESP
Esguince, em. Dodge, movemont to avoid a
blow or a fall; frown. m
Esgijizaro, a. A miserable fellow, a raga-
Eslabón, am. Link of a chain; steel to strike
fire with a flint; steel for sharpening
knives; ascorpion. Eslabones de guim-
dalete (Nau.), Bwivels.
Eslabonadór, em. Chain-maker.
Eslabonár, ea. To link, join; add, unite.
Eslinga, 4f Sling. a rope to hoist out bales,
ete, linga de boya (Nau.), Buoy-sling.
Eslingár, va, (Nau.) To aling, throw with a
slin
&
Eslóra, Esloria, ef Length of a ship. Zelo-
ras, Beams running from stem to stern.
Esmalequén, sm, Sort of linen made in
Haerlem.
Esmaltadór, em. Enameller.
Esmaltár, va. To enamel; adorn, embellish.
Esmálte, sm. Enamel; smalt, V. Lustre.
Esmaltin, am. V. Esmalte for a color.
Esmarcházo, am. A bully. (pilchard.
Esmarido, sm. A small fish, resembling a
Esmocrádo, da, a. High-finished, executed
with care.
Esmerálda, sf Emerald.
Esmecrár, ea. To polish, brighten.—er. To
endeavor to attain eminence,
Esmerején, sm, Merlin, the yellow-legged
falcon; small piece of artillery. [nance,
Esmeril, em. Emery; small piece of ord-
Esmerilár, va, To burnish, polish with em-
ery.
Esmerilázo, sm. Shot of a gun called esme.
Esméroa, en. Careful attention, nicenesa,
Esmoladéra, ef. Whetstone.
Esmuciárse, or. To slip from the hands.
E'so, dem. pron. That. Esos, Those. Keo
es, That is it. No es eso, It is not that.
Esófago, sm. (Esophagus, gullet; the throat.
Esótro, tra, dem. pron, This or that other.
Es Diledénes wpe 8 tí [pabila
pa ras, 8f. nuffers. [; r.
Espabilár, va. To anuff a candle. V. Des-
Espaciár, ea. To extend, spread; space.—
or. To walk to and fro; cheer up.
Espacio, sm. Space, capacity; distance; in-
terval; slownesa, dclay. de
tiempo, Length of time. Oy.
Espaciosaménte, ad. Deliberately, spactous-
Espaciosidad, sf. Spaciousness, capacity.
ae a sa, G. Spacious, capacious, wide;
slow.
Espada, af Sword; ace of spades; sword-
Ash. Espada blanca, Sword. da
negra orde esgrima, Fencing-foil. Hom-
bre de capa y no A person of no
profession. ada de á ca , Broad-
sword. Espadas, Spades at cards.
Espadachin, sm, Bully.
Espadádo, da, a. Armed with a sword.
Espadadór, em. Flax or hemp breaker with
a swing-staff. (tail; spire,
Espadáña, af (Bot.) Reed-mace, great cat-
Espadañáda, ef Sudden flow of blood, &c.,
from the mouth.
Espadañál, em. Place fall of reed-maco,
Espadañár, va. To divide into long thin slips,
Espadár, va. To break hemp with a swing-
staff,
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ESP
Espadárte, sm. Sword-fish. V. Espada,
ori af. Sword-cutler's shop.
padéro, sm. Sword-cutler.
Esplin Y. Red insignia of the order of
antiago; swing-staff; a small oar; ace of
spades; bair-bodkin. (Bot.) Corn-flag.
Espadillán, va, To break flax with a swing-
Espadillázo, sm. Adverse fortune at cards.
Espadín, em, A small short sword,
Espadita, 4f dim. A small sword.
Espadón, em, A large sword, a broad sword;
eunuch.
Espadrápo, em. Kind of cerecloth, for issues,
Es co, ca, ad. Belonging to chomistry.
girica, id
Esp al am, pi, Bpahis, an soldiers.
Es» álda, ack; shoulder of a bastion.
pa 18, Beck part; aid, protection. on
espoldas, At one's A!
pr ia ono oi aot ‘Jaa
es 8, To forget designedly. re
mis espuldas, At my expense, Volver
las espaldas, to turn one's back;
away.
Espaldár, sm. Back-ptece; espallor.
Espaldarázo, sm. Blow with the flat of a
sword on the shoulders.
Espaldarcóte, sm. Piece of anclent armor.
Espaldarón, em. Armor for the shouldera
Espaldeér, va. Breaking of waves with im-
petuosity.
Espaldér, em. The stern rower in a galley.
Espaldéra, af Espalier ; wall-trees,
ia y. Shoulder-blado; back of a
Espalditendido, da, a, Stretched on onc's
Espaldón, sm.(Arch.) V. Rastro. Intrench-
ment or barrier.
Espaldudamónte, ad. Rndely, unmaunerly.
Espaldúdo, da, a, Broad-shouldered.
Bree ay aap alier.
af, Hoots of quadrupeds.
Espa, oa. To clean and pay a rs
ttom
Espálto, sm. Dark-colored paint; esplanade ;
Espansibilidád, A and ech words
beginning with V: DB...
Hepes) a, Frightful, terrible; marvel-
Espantabloménto, ad, reas sp ebeally.
Espantadizo, za, a. Timid, skittish.
Espantadór, ra, 4, Bug-bear, one that ght:
Espantájo, er. Scarecrow.
Espantalóbos, em. Bladder or bastard senna.
Espantamóscas, em. Fl atc for horses.
Espantanubládos, em. Vagabond beggar in
long robes.
Espantár, va. To frighten, terrify; drive
away.—or. To be apo brig marvel.
Espantavillános, sm. Glittering gaudy staff.
Espánto, am, Fright; throat; surprise.
Espantosaménte, ad, Dreadfully, frightfully.
Espantóso, sa, a. Frightful, dreadful, horri
marvellous.
Boren em. 8
tard; Spanish language.
la peers
In the panish manner.
Espahotble da de a. Like a Spaniard; Span-| Es
ish fashion
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Españolár, va. Y.
Fevafloleia &S8
Españoléta, 4/. Ancient Spanish dance.
parlah affair
Españolizádo, da, a. Españolizar, ea. To
make Spanish.—er. Tu adopt Spanish
manners.
Espár, em. aber a kind of aromatic drug.
Esparagón, em. G & coarse stuff.
ay operat am. t which mounts
Pr parrow-hawk.
Esparaván, em. (Voter.) Spavin. (Orn.)
paravél, en. Kind of fishing-nct.
ta, 4 (Bot.) Saint-foin.
Reparcidan fate, oo ble pp gayly.
Esparcido, da, a ; serene, gay.
Esparcilla, at Spartey-
arcense, Rough-seeded spurrey.
Esparcimiónto. « em, Scattering; amusement
Esparcir, disseminate; di-
mm
Bepáro, ent (Ich ) Gilt-head, a sea-fish.
oer | Teparragelo, em, = qe of as -
parragadór, em. Cultivator of asparagus.
Esparragár, oa. To guard or collect aspara-
gus.
Espárrago, am. Asparagus ; awning-post.
Esparragon, em, Silk staff, peleo than
taffety. asparagus-bed.
ortega Y. Pi Co its stem;
abies TO, ra, 8,
Esperrancád o, da, a. el e-legged, divari-
Esparrancárse, or. (ColL) To stride.
Esparsión, a7 Dioaricatios, dispersion.
Kk. Espartal, af Field of afer a tro
Esparteña, y. Sandal made of
Espartería, €/. Shop for articles o of Spanish
peartilie ra, & Maker or seller of Spanish
arial, tm Field of pants gra
e in
Espátla, 9 Sp Y. a a pallens <Q Gents)
a te ao aang da, a. Y.
Eepecla, 8 Y: 8 rat Medicinal druga
Especial, a. Special, particular. En espe
Especialidad, gf Bpoc articnlarity.
Especialménte, ad Especial, in partial
Eapécles ef Bpocies; nature aia
pécie, pecies; nature; men
or idea; event, incident; "subject of dis-
cussion; cause; feint in "fancing. Espe-
cies sacramentales, The accidents of
color, dzc., which remain in the sacrament.
Especié KA $ Peden
éro, em, Spice er, grocer.
nee > Specification. tinctly.
"| Especificadaménte, ad. Specifically,
Especificér, va, To specify; name.
Espocificativo, va, @ That which has the
power of specifying.
pecifico, am. 8
c, @ remedy.
Específico, ca, A.
pecific, specifical.
aer iria and other words
ren with Espe. V. Ezpe..
Espectáculo, sm, Spectacle, show, pageant.
Espectadór, em. Spectator.
Espéctro, an. Spectre, phantom, ghost.
eto £/. Specalation, contempla-
Espectladór, ra, 8. Speculator. [plate.
Especular, ea. To speculate, view, contem-
Boor af. Faculty of viewing; un-
Especuativaménte ad. 8
va, a. Spocalal
Espejádo, de a. Minor ike.
ek bored e Sa Anos boa as a mirror.
ing-glass shop or factory.
Eshejaro sm. Looking: dim. maker or seller.
Espejico, illo, ito, am. dim. Little mirror.
O, EN, Dg-glase, Nek Espejo
ustorio, A pornlne Epa pejo de po-
pl Sora
pa, psa (Nan) Stern
la, Shep bit for a horse,
Ello, em. A small looking-glass; leaf
of dr a Sora of trans t sweet-
m jue pectacies.
Il t. 6 Escandia and. Escaña.
Leo, ea, a. onging to
at Y. orde ag
Espeja, o. mo oe li
en ump- e,
Espéque, em. Handspike. Kspeque de la
Espéra, sf. Expectation; expectancy; stay;
area stop; prudence, caution; respite,
ay ; & kind of hea ordnance Da
Estar on espera, To be in expecta-
tion ot one de espera, A cool, com-
Esperáble. a. Thi
le, a e
Esperadór, ™ É ‘Expectant.
Eeperánza, y. H xpectancy.
po la esporanaa, a, Shostanchor
ca. To give hope.
Esperár, va. To hope; expect; stay, walt for,
look for; fear. e To expect, rat oy.
or er. Lo stre
¡ate osperezarse,
waki
ptr] sm, Stretching one's bs after
a. V. Asperiega. Hepertego,
tree.
ulatively.
ve; thoughtful.
A'ncora | Es
Sémen.
popermacétl, sm. Bpermaceti.
Espermático, ca, a. "Spermatlo, seminal.
Espernáda, af. End o
Esperón, em. (Nau.) The forecastle head.
Esperónte, em. Kind of ancient fortification.
Espesamiénto, am. (Prov.) Coagulation.
Espesár, ea. T 3
p.cnstipata.—er. O grow thicker.
ara, va, G. What has the power of
Espéso, sa, a, Thick, condensed; j coptiguous:
a of, Thickness density; sol
density; solidit
thicket ; orales. mt a
tamiénto, em, Stiffness, formality.
o thicken, condense; curdlo; | Espin
ESP
Espetár, va. To put upon a cate run
through; tell. Lo espetó fuertes serene
He gave strong reasons.—or. To bes
with pride; get into trouble.
Espetéra, Kitchen-rack, kitchen furni-
ture. (Iehth. ) pike; blow with a ae
Espetón, am. Spit, iron prong;
Espia, 8f. A 8 weve Soe wa
Enpiacto:
Espiación,
Espiár, va. To spy, watch lously: lurk, He
in wait. Naw} To warp. [ piato e
Espiativ pl rio, a. V. Exptativo, Ex-
Espibio, spi on: em. Dislocation of the
neck of animals,
Espicacéltica, 4° Yellow or Roman valerian.
Espicanárdi, 4/. (Bot.) Spikenard.
Espichár, va. To prick. V. Pinchar. To
a ,
piche, sm. nted weapon; plug.
aaa ais pat pe d with a a weap-
on.
Es Jar, spike; tonon; brad; fusce;
pes; sail of a ey. Espiga
nd-weed. ree áú la
o remain to the las
Y. Gleaner, teen
a, @ Tall; having sprouts.
We. (Little us.) Gleaner, lcaser.
. V. Espigadera,
o shoot into ears; grow.—va.
make bridal presents; tenon.
3, Ear or spike; sting; point.
tation.
f. Edging; a small oar or spike.
m. Poor, destitute person.
i, 4/. (Low) Sordid avarice.
mm, (Low) Player, gambler.
>orcupine,.
. thorn; fish-bone;
. Espina blanca,
Espináca, 4 Y Bot.) Sp age
Epa . Act oft pric ching with a thorn.
Espinal, Espinár, » #m. Place full of thorn-
bushes; arduous enterprise.
Espinal, a. 8 anal dorsal. [provoke,
Espinár, va. rick with athe nettle,
Espinázo, em. 8 e, back-bo
Espinél, am. A fish-line with 1 many hooks,
Espinéla, g/. A kind of versification; spinel-
ra
Espineo, ea, a. Made of thorns.
E inóta, Y. dE a small
large pin
Es
nae So Puppy
fne; scru-
oolly-cot-
icbord.
of ordnance;
[eeping arda,
Y Wound of a ball from an
Espinica, illa, a dim. A small thorn.
Eapinilla, 4f 8 in or shin-bone.
Espinita, ¢f dim. A little thorn.
Espino, em. Thorn-tree; a prickly plant.
Espinóso, sa, a. Spiny, thorny ; arduous,
em, Three-spined stickleback.
Espinzár, va. To a dress cloth.
Espión, am, Spy Ep
Espióte, sm. vay 00 nted weapon.
Eapique, em. V. Espicanardi,
Espira, 4/. Spiral; spire, winding staircase.
Espiración, £f. of. Expiration, respiration.
Espiradóro, sm. V. Respiradero.
Espiradór, sm. Ho who expires a breathes.
Espirál, a. Spiral, winding, helical.
Esptrinte, pa. Exptring, respiring.
Espirár, en. To expire; fly out—ea. To
exhale; infuse a divine spirit; take out
Espirativo, va, a. That which can breathe.
Espiréa, 4 (Bot.) Bpiraca.
Espirénque, 47. (Ichth.) Smelt, loach.
Espiritar, va, To irritate, agitate. V. En-
emoniar.—or. To be possessed with an
evi) spirit.
Esptritillo, sn. dim. A little spirit.
Espiritosaménte, ad. Bpiritodly, ardently.
Espiritóso, sa, «. Bpiritous; spirited, active.
Espiritu, sm. Spirit soul; genius; ardor,
courage, manhood; turn of mind; ghost,
demon; alcoholic liquor. El Ksptritu
Santo, The Holy Ghost. Espiritu malig-
no, The devil. Dar el esptritu, To give
up the ghost. Cobrar espiritu, To take
courage.
Espiritual, a. Spiritual, ghostly.
Esptritualidád, ¢ Spirituality.—pl Eocle-
siastical rovenuos.
Espiritualista, em. Spiritualist.
Espiritualizér, ca. To spiritualizo, purify.
Espiritualménte, ad. Spiritually.
Espirituóso, sa, a. Sptrituous; ardent, lively.
Espita, sf. Faucet; tippler; span.
Espitár, va. To tap, put a faucet in.
Espito, sm. Printer's peel, oven-peel
Esplanación, ef. V. Explanacion,
Esplanáda, ef. (Fort) Esplanade.
Esplanár, va. Y. Explanar.
Esplayár, ca. Y. Erplayar.
Esplendénte, pa. (Poet.) Shining, glittering.
Esplendér, en. (Poct.) To snina, glitter.
Espléndidaménte, ad. Splendidly, nobly.
Es ias ef. Splendor, magnificence ; 08-
ntation.
Esplóndido, da, a. Splendid, magnificent.
Esplendór, em. Splendor, lustre, glory;
nery.
Esplenótico, ca, a. Splenctic.
Esplénico, Esplénio, sm. One of the muscles
of the head.
Espletivo, a. V. Eirpletivo.
Esplicáble, Fag licaclén, and other words
nning with Zaplt, V. Expli...
Espliégo, sm. ot) vonder.
Eaplin, em. (Coll.) Splecn, melancholy.
Esplinque, em. Bird-trap.
Esploración, Esploradór, and other words
nning with Vs eats
Espódio, sm. Calx; ivory-ashes.
Espoláda, gf Prick with a spur.
Espolázo, am. A violent prick with a spar.
Espoleadara, 4/. Wound made with a spur.
Espolear, ca. To spur; incite, urge forward.
Espolóta, 8f Fusec; small bone of birds,
Espolin, em. Silk stuff with flowors; kind
of shuttle.
Espolinádo, da, a. Flowered: applied to silks.
Espolinár, va. To weave silk in flowers.
Espólio, em. Erope y which a prelate leaves,
Eepoliqua, em. Y. Espolista for a servant.
Esjolista, an. A running footman; con-
tractor who farms an espolio
Espolón, em. Spur; acute angle; chilblain. | Esp
Espolvoreár, ca. To powder, sprinklo; dust;
scatter.
Espolvorizár, ea. To scatter
Espondéo, 8, Spondce, two
Espondil, sm. V. Vértebra.
Esponcnte, Esponér, and other words be-
ginning with Espo. V. Kxpo...
as rs Y. Sponginosa.
Espónja, af. Sponge, pumice-stone; ror.
Sd sn. Sponge-sugar. [erat
Esponjadára, ef, Sponging; defoct cast
powder.
long syllables.
Esponjár, ra. To sponge, im —
or. To be puffed up with pride,
Esponjilla, ita, uéla, ef. dim. A small plese
Esp ican 8 fangoos
ponjóso, 8a, a. ngy, porons,
Esponsáles, e. pl Kaponsals,
Esponsalicio, cia, a. Pia spousal.
Espontincaménte, ad. Spontanconusly, vol-
untarily. neously.
“spontaneame, or. and n. To avow sponta-
Espontaneldád, af. Spontaneity, spontane-
Espontane Spontan oluntary.
pontaneo, nea, a. Spontaneous, voluntary.
Espontón, sm, Spontoon, a half-pike.
Espontonáda, af. Spontoon-salate.
SRA af The contents of a frail or
asket, basketful.
Esporilla of dim A’ ammall fal, panes
portilla, sf dim. A sma nier,
or basket. bandera
Esportilléru, sm. Porter, one who carries
Esportillo, em. Pannier, frail, basket.
Esportón, em. augm. Al pannier.
Espórtula, 4/. (Prov.) Judicial fees.
Espósa, L Wife, spouse, matron.—pi. Hand-
Espdee it band,
, am, Husband, spouse, consort.
Esprilla, (Bot.) Y. Xscajia.
Y ianing e 1 resár, a other words
nning . Y. BEepr.
Espringa-balas, y/. (Nan) Pump-handla
Espuéla, 4f Spur; stimulus, incitement.
oso de es 2, V. Espolista. Poner
espuelas, To incite, urge on. Hepuela de
da (Bot.) Lark's spur, or lark’
ec
Espuénda, sf Margin of a river.
Espuérta, ef. Pannier, basket, frail
Espuésto, Espugnación, and other words
beginning with Zepu. V. Espe...
Espulzadóro, em. Beggar's lousing-place.
Espulgadór, ra, 8. One who cleans off lies.
Espulgár, va. To louse, clean from lice or
2 scum.
Litharge of silver.
Erpuma de nttro, Aphronitram,
Espumadéra, ef Skimmer, ladle.
Espumajeár, en. To froth at the month.
Espumájo, sm. Froth, spame.
Espumajóso, sa, @. Foamy, frothy, spumons,
Espumánte, pa, Foaming at the mouth.—a.
parkling. [—en. To froth, foam.
Espumáx, ta. To skim, scum ; foam, sparkle.
Espumarajo, sm. Foam, froth from the
ci Echar espu ria boca,
To foam at the mouth. lized,
uméro, em. Placo where salt water is
Espumilla, ef Thread crape, linen cambric.
Espumillón, en, Silk crape or gauze.
ESQ
Espumóso, sa, a. Spumy, frothy, foamy.
Espindia, ¢f Veter.) or. d [ssaulns
Espário, ria, a. Spurious; adulteratod, not | Esquizád
Esparriár, ea. To spurt, moisten.
Espurrir, en. To stretch out the legs.
Espáto, sm. Spittle, saliva,
Esquebrajár, ea. To split, cleave.—or. To
be full of splits. ;
Esquéje, em. (Among gardeners) Cutting.
uéla, ¢/ Billet, small letter, note. Ze
quela amatoria, Billet-doux, a love-lot-
ter.
Esqueléto, em. Skeleton, frame.
Esquelita, ef. A small note, a billet.
Esquóna, af. Spine of fishes.
Eaqucro,
ocio da er bag or pouch.
Esq o, da, a,
ated.
E
Sketched, traced, deline-
Esquiciár, ea. To sketch, outline; trace.
F.squicio, em. Sketch, outline.
Esquifáda, ef A skiff-load; vault of acistern.
Esquifár, ea. To arm a boat with oars; fit
out a ship.
uife, em. A skiff, a small boat. (Arch.)
ylindrical vault.
Squila, 8. Hand-bell, cattle-bell; sheep-
; shrimp; water-spider. (Bot.)
Y.
Esquiláda, af. (Prov.) V. Cencerrada,
Esquiladór, sn. Sheep-shearer, clipper.
Esquilár, ca. To shear sheep; climb.
Esquilencia, V. Exquinancia.
Esquilo, em, Sheep-shearing time.
Esquileta, 4/. dim. Small be
Faquilfada, af. Y. EsquiJada,
Esquilimóso, sa, a. Fastidious, over-nice.
Esqnilmir, ea. To gather in produce. Es-
guilmar la tierra, To impoverish the
earth. [of cattle.
Esquilmo, sm. Harvest, or produce of vines,
sa aa em, Shearing-time; kind of squir-
Esquilón, em. A small bell; large cattle-bell.
oe E Outward corner, edge or angle.
r de esquina, To be at variance,
Esquinádo, da, a. Cornered, angled.
gay orien Esquinénela, 4/. Quinsy sore-
t.
matic rush.
Esquinante, Esquinánto, sm.
ral va. To make a corner, form an
angle.
Esquinázo, em. Corner, acute angle; quinsy.
Esquínco, an. Kind of serpent or crocodile.
puna af. Leg-armor.
Ksquín , tim. Rag-room in paper-mills,
Esquinzár, ca. To cut up rags.
Esquipádo, da, a. Made boat fashion.
uipár, va. (Naa) To equip, fit out. V.
far.
uiráza, 4/ Kind of ancient ship.
acre, aro) ra ofa bons
Esquiról, sm. (Prov.) Y. Ardilla,
Esquisitaménte, de Y. utsitamente.
uisito, ta, a. V. Exquisito.
Begala, A (Coll) To pardon, remit a debt.
. Deaquitar
uivár, oa. To shun, evade, escape.—or.
dal
Esgulvés aqulvázs ‘aquividéd, y. Dis-
a asperity, coldness, |
EST
Esquivo, va, G. Soornfal, fastidious; shy
cold; strong, OS si
o, da, a. marble,
East. V Hato.
sm. t 3
Estabilidád, af Stability, permanence.
Estable, a. Stable, permanent, ste&dy, firm.
Establear, va. To tame, domesticate.
Establecedór, am. Founder; confirmer.
Establecér, va. To enact, establish; found.
—tr. To fix one's self. irablishing.
Establociónte, pa. and e. Establisher; es-
Establecimiénto, sm. Establishment, law,
ordinance; settlement; footing.
Estableménte, ad. Stably, firmly.
Establerizo, Establéro, sm. Hostler, groom.
Establillo, em, dim, A small stable.
Estáblo, em. Stable, stalls for animals; hostry.
Estíca, af A stake; cutting; cudgel—pl,
(Nau.) Thowls or tholes; divisions; clamp-
nails, A’ la estaca, Confined to a place,
Estar & la estaca, To live very poorly.
ida: Y. Palisade; paling; place for a
uel,
Estacádo, em. Placo for a duel.
Estacár, ta. To stake round; tio to a stake.
—or. To be inclosed with stakes,
Estacázo, em. Blow given with a stake.
Estácha, sf A harpoon-line.
Estación, g/. Station, state, situation; sea-
son; time; visit for prayer. Andar es-
taciones, To perform stationary prayers,
Andar las estaciones, To follow one's
business or habits. [tlonary.
Estacionál, a. Belonging to the seasons ; sta-
Estacionário, ria, a. rra not pro-
gressive, n indulgences,
Estacioncro, ra, @ Church frequenter to
Estacón, sm. augm. A large stake.
Estacte, em. Myrrh-water.
Estada, 8f. Stay, sojourn, residence.
Estadal, em. Land-measure, about 11 square
feet; holy neck-ribbon, &c.; fathom of
wax taper.
Estadio, sm. Raco-course; stadium; furlong.
Estadista, sm. Statist, statesman.
Estadistica, 8f Statistics, table.
Estadistico, ca, a. Statistical, political.
Estadizo, za, a. Stagnant, corrupted.
Estado, sm, State, condition; rank; state-
ment, report; suite, attendants. Extado
general or Yano, Commoners of any dis-
trict. Astudo honesto, Maidcn-state. Ma-
terias de estado, State affairs. Poner &
uno estado or darle estado, To set one
atk life; to marry one. Estado mayor,
(Mil.) Staf Zombre de estado, States-
man. [ Zetuca,
Estadójo, Estadóño, em. (Prov.) Stake. V.
Estáfa, af. Trick, deceit, imposition.
Estafador, ra, a. Impostor, swindler.
Estafur, ca. To deceive, defraud, swindle;
coat with white.
Estafermo, sm. Figure of an armed man;
idle fellow, who affects importance.
Estafcro, em. Errand-boy, stablo-boy.
Estafota, y. Courier, express; general post-
office.
Estafetéro, em. Post-master.
Estafetil, a. Belonging to a courier or post,
Estafiléa piñáda, 4/. Fivo-leaved Oe pus
EST
pra y. (Bot.) Stavesacre, lousewort.
Estála, 4 Stable; sea-port.
Estalación, 4/. Class, rank, order.
Estaláge, em, Stay, sojourn. V. Estancia.
Estalingadúra, en, The bending of a cable,
Estalingúr, va, (Nau.) To bend a cable.
Estallár, vn. To crack. (Met.) To break out.
Estallido, Estállo, am. Crack, crackling; re-
port. Dar un estallido, To publish, ox-
poee, To break fraudulently. dors,
Estamites, sm. Sort of cloth made in Flan-
Estambór, sm. (Nau.) Stern-post.
Estambriulo, em. Kind of worsted cloth.
Estambrár, oa. To spin worsted.
Estámbre, am. Fine worsted yarn; combed
wool. (Bot.) Stamen. Hetambre de la
vida, (Poet.) The thread of life. Warp.
Y. Urdimbre.—pl. (Bot.) Chives.
Estaménto, em. Each of the estates of the
Cortes (clergy, nobility, and commons).
Estaméña, ef. Woollen serge.
Estameñéte, sm. Kind of sorgo.
Estámpa, £/. Stamp, impression, track, pat-
tern, print, cut, engraving; first sketch,
Estampádo, em. Impression; embossing.
Estampádo, da, a, Stamped, printed, em-
Estampadór, sm, Printer; print-dealer.
Estampár, va. To print, stamp, emboss ;
Estamporta, of Printah
tam . Print-shop.
Estambéro, em. Stamp maker or dealer.
Estampida, ef (Am.) Stampede. Dar una
estampida, To run away in debt.
Estampido, af Report of a gun; crack, crash,
Dar estam pido, To publish, make a noise,
Estampilla, ¢f A small print or press; sig-
net, seal.
Estampita, 4/. dim. A small print or stamp.
Estancar, ea. To stop, check; monopolize.
eine af. Stay, sojourn; mansion, dwell-
ing; sitting-room; stanza, (Am.) Farm;
landed property; camp.
Estanciéro, em, Ovorseer of a farm.
Estánco, 81m. Government ria eet
where monopoly goods are sold;
repusitory, archives; tank.
Estanco, ca, a. Tight, stanch, water-fast.
Estandirte, am. Banner, standard, colors.
Estangórria, ef. Strangury; catheter; drop-
ping-spring.
Estánque, sm. Pond, basin; dam of water.
Estanquéro, sm. Keeper of roservoirs; re-
taller of aaa | goods.
Estanquilléro, em. A tobacconist.
Estanquíllo, sm. Privileged cigar-store.
Estanquito, em. dim, A small pond or dam.
Estantál, sm. Buttrees, V. Estribo,
Estánte, sm. Book-case, case of shelves; im-
age-bearer; props of the cross-beams.—
ga. and a. Being; extant; fixed, perma-
nent.
Estanteról, em. Centre of a galley.
Estantigua, 4f, Phantom; deformed pees
Estantio, tin, a. Standing still; dull, lifeloss.
Estañádo, am, Vessel for melted tin.
Estañadór, em.
tin-plate.
Estañadúra, ef Tinning.
Estañár, bin o tin,
13
place
stay;
Tinman, manufacturer of
Estafiéro, em. Maker or dealer in tin-ware.
Estáño, em. Tin, tin-plate; stagnant pool.
Estaquéro, am, Buck or doo of a year ok.
Estáquida, af (Bot.) Hedge-nettle.
Estaquilla, ita, 4. A peg; wooden pin; beam
of a loom.
Estaquilladér, sm. Peg-awLl
Estaquillár, va. To peg.
Estar, on. To be (at the moment); to be
(temporarily); to stand. Estar en, to
understand, bo of the opinion, stand in er
cost, consist in, answer for. Estar por
or para, To be about to, be ready fur.
Estar de, To act as. Estar á erre, To be
doing with the utmost care. Estar alerta,
To be on the watch. Zetar de or
en ple, estar levantado or , To
stand. Zetar de por medio, To inter
pose. Kstar sobre st, To be tranquil or
sereno. Donde estamos ? An expression
of admiration ir Está V.? Do
ed Estar á la capa, (Nan.) To
e to.
Estárse, er. To be detained; stay.
Estarcido, sm. Dusted outline. e
pb be re kent pia 2 pa ont-
tarías, q/. au. ; demurrage.
Estas, ee ‘Reta
Estático, ca, a, V. Extático.
Estárna, ef (Orn.) Kind of small partridge.
para af. Balance, stecl-yard; Grecian
coin.
Estática, af Statics.
Estatice, em. (Bot.) Sea-lavender: statico.
Estátua, 2/. A statue; a dull, stupid fellow.
Estatuária, 8/. Statuary.
Estatuário, em, Sculptor.
Estatutr, va. To establish, ordain, enact.
Estatúra, 4/. Stature, height of a person,
Estatutário, ria, a. Statutory.
Estatúto, em. Statute, law, ordinance.
Estáy, em. a au.) Stay.
E'ste, sm.
E'ste, ta, to, pron. dem. This. En estas
en estotras, ad. In the mean while.
esto, At this time. Para estas or por
estas, Expression of menace.
Estebár, va. To put cloth into thedye-kettla
Estéla, af (Nau.) Wake, the track of a ship.
A Y. (Bot.) The silvery ladics-man-
e
Estelifero, ra, a. (Poet.) Stelliferous, starry.
Estelina duddea, Y. (Bot.) Rosomary-lesved
sterhelina. stone.
Estelión, sm. Stellion, spotted lizard; toad-
Estellonáto, am. (Law) Stellionate, defrand-
ing the unwary.
Kstelón, em. Toad-stone.
Estemen 8f. pl. (Nau.) Futtock-timbers.
Estemporál, Estemporáneamente, and other
wo nning with Este V. Hele...
Estépa, af k-rose. Extepa comun, Lau-
rel-leaved rock-rose.
Estepár, am. Place filled with rock-roses.
Esteperóles, am, pl. (Nau.) Scupper-nails.
Wate) Mat of poliest cook sedge, do.
¿stéra, af Mat of palm-leaf, grass,
Esterár, va. To mat, cover with mats.—on
To clothe one's self warmly.
Estorcár, ta. (Prov.) V. Zetercolar.
EST
EST
Estercoladúra, ef Estercolamiónto, sm,
tee excrements; manuring with
dung. [To void the excrements.
Pt ea. To dung, manure, dec.—on,
Estercoléro, em. Dang-cart driver; dunghill
por: za, Estercoráceo, a, Stercora- | Es
Esterentlo, em, Stercoration.
Estereotipla, a/. Stereotypography.
Estereotipico, ca, a. Stereotype, stereotypic.
Enteréro, em. Mat-maker, mat-seller.
Estéril, a a. Sterile, barren, unfruitfal.
Esterilidád, gf Sterility, barrenness; scarcity | Estir
of corn.
Esterilizár, em. To sterilize.
Esterilla, of Small mat; ferret lace. Lxite-
rilia de cerda, Hair-cloth.
Estérilménte, ad. Barrenly, unfruitfully.
Esterlin, an. V. Bocaci.
Esterlino, na, a. Sterling.
Esternón, em. Sternum, tho breast-bone.
Estéro, em. Deep cove, creek; salt-marsh ;
matting.
Reeetiullign de Y ghill, duneh
em, Dun ung eap.
Estertór, am. la
{riage-perch.
Estéva af. Sto lough-handle; car-
Estevádo, da, a. w-legged.
Estevón, em, Y.
Estezádo, am. V. Coeraal
Estibia, Vv. ( Veter.) Laxation. V. Esptbio.
Estibio, em. Antimony.
Estiércol, em. Dung, compost, manare; filth.
se fi gia, a. Pre
en. and a. To use, be accustomed ;
eri up in writing as usual. (Low) To
Eutllicidio, sem. Dropping; gutter.
Estilito, em. dim. A small style or gnomon.
Estilo, sm. Style; gnomon; use, custom.
' Esteem, respect. (Nau.) Dead
reckoning.
Foti mabilidéd, af. Estimableness.
Estimáble, a. Estimable, computable.
Estimación, sf Estimation, esteem ; valua-
tion, appraisal. Estimacion propria,
Self-love: instinct.
Estimadór, sm. Esteemer, estimator.
Estimár, ca. To estimate, value, appraise ;
esteem; thank.
Estimativa, y. Power of Judging; instinct.
Estimulánte, pa. Sere exciting.
Estimalar, oa. To ating, stimnulste; incite,
encourage.
Satire on am. etl. stimulus; incitement.
Estinción, Extinguible, a e, ge other words be-
ginning with
Estinco, sm. Scink, a Lor of Lizard.
Estio, em The summer.
Estiomenádo, da, a. Mortified, corrupted.
menár, a. To corrode, mortify.
tada am. Mortification, gangrene.
Estipendiár, va. To give stipend.
Estipendiário, sm. Stipendiary. (fee.
Estipéndio, em. Stipend, salary, pay, wages,
Estipite, oes em. Pilaster like a reversed
Ealpaeds, va. To use or apply a atyptic.
Eatipicidd Y. Stypticity, power of stanch-
ine ood ; yaa geen od
ee a. Stypti te costive;
span either t to be obtained.
Estiptiquez, ef. Costiveness, covenant.
Estipulación, 2f. E ati promise, clause,
ote rg pa. Stipulator; stipulatin
bee Doge aS stipulate, contract,
Estira” po Kind of knife used by tannera.
es ad. Scarcely, difficultly; vi-
olently
Erro, da, a. Stretthed, extended, e ne
A Botner stiff, full of affected di
Gene.
V. Estiron.
razár, va. (Coll.) Y.
Estirajon, Estirijón, em. pe
rár, va, To stretch, en; adjust;
enlarge upon. Estirar la barra, omake
every effort to attain any thing —er. To
Stretch, be extended; be stack up with
pride. (To grow rapidly.
Estirén, em. Pull, hauling. Dar un estiron,
Estirpe, af Race, origin, stock.
Estitico, ca, a. V. Estiptico.
ar Costiveness. V. Esti
Estiva, ef. er. V. Atacador, Stow-
Estivación, af. The barrel ine of herrings, due.
Estivalór, em. Wool-packer, stevedore,
Estivál, a. Estival, pertaining to the sum-
mer. [straiten.
Estivár, ea. To stow, steve; compress wool,
Estivo, va, a. V. Estival,
E'sto, pron. dem. This. J’ esto, Hereto,
Con esto, Merewith. En esto, Herein,
hereinto. Sobre esto, Hereon, hereupon,
Por esto, Ucreb
sf. 8 tab. Estocada de vino,
pos intoxicated.
Estófa, af. Quilted stuff; quality, condition.
Estofado, da, a. Quilted ; stewed.
Estofádo, em. Stowed meat.
Estofadór, sm. Quilter.
Estofúr, ca. To quilt; paint rellovos on a
gilt ground; stew.
Estoicismo, am, Stoicism,
Estoico, ca, a. Stoic, stoical._—em. Stoic.
Estóla, 4/. Stole, acarf, Derechos de estola,
Surplice-fecs.
Estolidéz, 4/. arene dit a
Estólido, da, a. Cupid. foo
Estolón, em, augm. A e pa
Estomacál, a. Btomachlo. [enrage.
Estomagár, va. and n, To stomach, Saa
Estomagázo, sm. augm. Large stomach.
Estómago, em. The stomach. Zstémago
hat al, Sponger. The elenco
o, To bear insults pa-
sae
Estomaguéro, em. Stomacher. (stomach.
Estomaguillo, sm. A small stomach; weak
Estomatical, a. Stomachio.
Estomaticón, sm, Stomach plaster.
af. Oskum, tow; tow-cloth.
pa , Quantity of tow rid spinning.
Estopóño, fis, a. Belonging to
Estopeár, va. To calk.
EST
EST
Estoperól, em. Tarpauling nails; match or
wick of tow. wound with tow.
Katopéro, am. Part of the piston of a pump
mops, af. The finest part of hemp; long-
wo.
Estopin, sm, Quick-match, to fire off a gun.
Estopón, am. Coarse tow.
Estopóso, sa, a. Bolonging to tow; filaceous.
Estóque, sm, A long sword. (Bot.) V. Z-
Estoqueadór, er. Thruster.
Estoqueár, va. To thrust with a long sword.
Estoquóo, sm. Thrasting or stabbing.
toradue liquido Sweat gum lquidam>
weet gum liquidambar.
Estorbadór, pa ipa vid obstructer.
Estorbár, va, To hinder, obstruct, forbid.
Estórbo, am. Impediment, obstruction, nul-
sance,
Estornija, 2/. Linch-pin washer.
Estorniso om (Orn.) Starling.
Estornudár, en, To sneeze.
Estornúdo, em. Sternutation, sneeze.
Estornutatório, sm, Sternutatory, medicine
that provokes sneezing.
Estorsión, y” V. Kutor
Estortól, sm, Da
Estótro, tra. Esto , This other.
Estovár, va. V. Ahogar.
Estrábo, Estrabón, em. V. Bisco.
Estracción, Estractár, and other words be-
ginning with Xetra, V. Metra...
a, &f Fine blotting-paper.
Estrada, af. Dala, platform; causeway, pavod
turnpike. Estrada encubierta,
(Fort.) Covert-way.
Estradióta, 4/ Riding with long stirrups and
stiff legs; kind of lance.
Estradióte, ta, a. Riding with long stirrape.
Estradiote, Soldier mounted with long
stirrups.
Estrádo, am. Drawing-room; embellish-
ments of a drawing-room. Estrados,
Court-rooms; baker's table.
Estrafalariamónte, ad. Carelessly; extrava-
gantly, wildly. ueer, eccontria,
Estrafalário, ria, 4. Slovenly drossed ; odd,
Estragadaménte, ad, Depravedly; oddly.
Estregádo, da, a. Exhausted or emaciatod.
Estragadór, ra, 8. Corrupter, destroyer.
Estragamiénto em, Ravage, waste; corrnp-
tion of morals. (destroy, waste.
Estragár, va. To deprave, vitiate, corrupt;
Estrágo, sm. Destruction, ravage, ruin, hay-
oc; wickedness, depravity.
am
; Ped IAN worm wood.
Estrambosidád, q/. Distortion of the eyes,
pene at 8m. arden of a song.
ambótico, ca, a. Strange, Ar; ec-
centric. stink-weed.
Estramónto, em, Stramonium; thorn-spple;
Estrangól, em. (Veter.) Inflammation in tho
tongue. [menta
Estrangál, em. Mouth-piece of wind-instru-
Estrapontina, 4/. Kind of hammock.
Estratagéma, y. Stratagom ; trick, artful de-
ception.
Estratógia, af. Strategy, military science.
Enratagico, ca, @, (at) Strategic, strategi-
Estratificación, q. E Stratification.
. Rh. o
Estratificár, ea. ,
Estratióte, sm, (Bot.) Water soldier. Ze
tratiote aloide, Aloe-like water soldier.
Estráve, sm. Curved end of tho keel forward.
Estráza, 3/. , fragment of cloth. Papel
de estrasa, Brown paper; wrapping-pa-
per.
Estrazár, oa. To tear or break into pieces.
Estrechaménte, ad. Narrowly, closely; ex-
ty strongly ; strictly; seantily, penu-
Estrechamiént om. Tightness, narrowin
Es- | Estrechár, va. To tighten; contract, curtail;
confine; constrain ; —er. To re
duce one’s expenses; act in concert; com-
municate in confidence; be dejected; be
intimate,
Estrechéz, 4/. Straitness, narrowness, close-
ness; intimacy; arduous undertaking;
austerity; poverty.
Estrécho, em. Strait; pass; =< danger.
Eatrécho, cha, a. Narrow, tight; in-
timate; rigid; exact; narrow- ;
poor. Al estrecho, Necessarily.
Estrechón, sm. (Little us.) V. Zetreches,
Estrechúra, s/. Narrowness; austerity; dis-
Estrogu ra af Bi h for rabbing off dirt,
ra, 4/. Brush for rubbing
Estregadéro, em, Place where beasts rab
themselves; place for washing clothes.
Estregad ira, i: Friction, rubbing.
Estregamiénto, em. Friction.
Estregár, ea, To rub, scour, grind; scratch.
Estrélla, af. A star; fate, destiny. Tener
estrella To be fortunate. Kstrellas er-
ra lanota, satellites. Com estrellas,
At night.
Estrelláda, y/. (Bot.) Great stitch-wort.
Estrelladéro, am. Pan for frying eggs whole.
Estreiládo, da, a. Starry: horse with a white
mark on the face. Huevos estrellados,
Poached eggs.
Estrellamár, sm. (Bot.) Buckthorn plantain.
Estrellár, a, Stellated, starry.
Estrellár, va. To dash to pieces; confound.
Estrellar huevos, To poach eggs. Ze-
trellarse con uno, To fall out with one.
Estrelléra, q/. Plain rigging without runners.
Estrelléro, sm. el ea star.
Estrollica, ita, Estrollucla, dim. Los
Estrellizár, ea. To sprinkle with stara.
Estrellón, sm. Large star; star ball in fire-
works, Kstrellones, Caltropa, crow-feet.
Estremadaménte, Estremádo, and other
words beginning with Esira. V. Metre...
Estremecér, va, To make tremble, frighten.
(Nau.) To labor hard.—vr. To tremble,
shudder. [shaking.
Estremecimiénto, em. Trembling, quaking,
Estremézo, sm, (Prov.) Trembling.
Estremiche, em. Timber notched into the
knees of a ship.
Estréna, Estronas, af A new-year's gift;
handsel; troat on putting on new clothes
Estrenár, va. To handseol; commence; treat,
—or. To n to put in execution,
Estróno, sm. Commencement, handsel.
Estrenque, 82, Grass-rope. {gardly.
Estroñidn, da, @, Close bouud, costive; niy-
Nstreftimiénto, em. Obstruction; restrain-
ing; costiveness.
Estreñir, ea. To pind: restrain.—or. To re-
strain one's sell efirees el vientre,
ae DO Se) Y. Etepia,
trepilla, 4. ( =
Estrópito, sn. Noise clamor, bustle.
Estrepitosaménte, ad. Clamorously, ob-
etreperously. - [ous.
Estrepitóso, sa, a. Noisy, boisterous, clamor-
Eatria, Ar Fluting on a pillar.
Estriad ef. (Arch.) Fliuting.
Estriár, ca. (Arch.) To flute, cut columns
imto grooves, gutter.—vr. To be grooved.
Ero, em. Prop, stay. Paeported:
Estribár, en, To prop y Al upon; be
Estribéra, £. Buttress, pillar; joiner's bench.
Estribería, ¢ Place where stirrups are kept.
Estriberón, em. bahar aa dea, on the
ground, to prevent slippin
Estríbillo, gr een of 8 rg eens
t; tautology. stirra ne.
Ratriba, ont Battress; arrap: cosch-step;
Estribór, sr. (Neu.) Starboard.
Estribordários, em. pl. People on the star-
board hand
Xstricóte (Al), ad. Without rule or order.
Tener al estricote, To harass, torment;
emuse with vain promises.
Estrictaménte, ad. Strictly.
Estricto, ta, a. Strict, exact, severe, rigorous,
Estridénte, a, Causing noise or cracking.
Estrige, ef. Night-bird; screech-owl, vam-
pire,
Estrínga, ef. V. Agujeta.
Estrinque, sm, (Nao.) Y. Estrenque.
Estrinsocaménte, ad. V. Extrinsecamente,
Estrínseco, ca, a, V. Extrinseco,
et ay ea. (Prov.) Destripar.
Errar ear pai 7 ith ad
, 0% To rub down with a dry
brash or bunch of of straw.
em. Rabbing down with a bunch
em. Brash of a bunch of grass;
out; a worthless trifle.
osaménte, ad. Stammeringly.
Estropajóso, sa, a. Ragged, mean; useless;
Estropali eg if, Refase of wool
ina, sf of wool.
Estropeádo, da, a. Lame, malmed, crip
Estropeamiénto, em. Mating, laming, crip-
pling. [mix lime and sand,
, a. To malm, eripple, mutilate;
pled.
Estrupedór, em. V. Estuprador.
Estrupár, va. V. Estuprar.
Estrúpo, Estrúpro, em. V. Kstupro,
Estuánte, a. Very hot, boiling, scorching.
Estuário, sm. An estuary, overflowed
groand.
Estucadór, em. A stucco-plasterer.
Estucár, va. To stucco any thing.
Estache, am. Caso for implements; etui;
small comb; a clover fellow.
Estúco, sm. Stucco, a kind of fine plaster.
Estudiadór, em. (Coll.) Student, [scholar.
Estudiantázo, em. He who is reputed a great
Estudiánte, sm. Scholar, student; ca
prompter. [scho ar.
Estudiantil, a. Scholastic, a to a
Estudiantilio, em. dim, A little scholar.
Estudiantino, na, a. Belonging to a student,
A'la eetud lansing. Student-fashion.
Estudiantón, em. argm. An old, big student,
Estadiár, va. To study; muse, contemplate,
commit to memory; attend the classes,
Estúdio, sm. Study, learning; college, school,
studio; attention, meditation. Hacer ee-
tudio de alguna cosa, To act with art.
Estudio genre University. Jues de
estudios, A vice-chancellor in some Span-
ish universities, Time, trouble, care;
sciences, letters. dos mayores, The
higher sciences. Dar estudios & uno, To
maintain one at his studies,
Estudiosamónte, ad. Studiously.
Estudiosidád, af Studiousness.
Estudióso, sa, a. Studious; careful, solicitous,
Estúfa, of A stovo; a hot-house; a dry bath;
a brasier, [stewed.
Estufadér, em. Vessel in which meat is
Estafir, ea. Y. r.
Estuféro, em, Stove-maker,
Estufilla, af. A muff; a foot-stove.
Estaltaménte, ad. (Coll.) Foolishly, sillily.
Estalticia, af. Folly, silliness, doltishness.
Estálto, ta, a. Foolish, silly, doltish.
Estuosidád, y. Burning, excessive hotness.
Estuóso, sa, a, el hot, ardent; sun-burnt.
Estupefacción, af. Stupefaction, numbness.
Estupefactivo, va, a. Stupefying.
Estupefácto, a. Motionless, petrifiod.
Anta ad. Wonderfully, stapen-
ously.
Estupéndo, da, a. Stupendous, wonderful.
Estúpidaménte, ad. Stapidly, dulty.
Estapidóz, af Stupidity, dulnoss, stupidness,
Estropecillo, em. dim, A slight stumble or; Estúpido, da, «. Stupid, dull, mopts
Fstropéo, em. (Prov.) Malm, hurt, tn
tro am. (Prov. vurt, injury.
Estropiézo, real A em. Stumble, hinderance, lm-
men
Estrovíto, sm. dim. (Nau.) A small strap,
Estróvo, sm. (Nau.) Strap for blocks.
Estructára, . Structare; order, method.
Estruéndo, sm. Clamor, noise; bustle; pomp.
Estruendóso, sa, 4. Noisy, clamorous; pomp-
Fstrujadó of. Prossi eezi pe
ra, %. ng, squeezing, pres-
Estrujamiénto, em. Y. Furidaduri pl
Estrujár, ea. To press, squeeze. Estrujar
haa a be coa or polaco
a, sm, The pressing of grapes;
squeezing. ;
erp en, Stupor, smazement, ne
on. T.
Estupradór, sm, Ravisher, doflourer, viola-
Estuprár, va, To ravish, violate, deflour.
Estapro, em, Ravishment, rape,
Estúque, em. V. Estuco.
Estuquísta, sm, Stucco-plasterer.
Esturár, ea. To ary by eat; overdo meak
Esturbár, va. V. Exturbdar.,
Estargár, va. To pues delft ware.
Estarión, sm, (Ichth.) Sturgeon.
E’sula, 4/. (Bot.) y-branched spurge.
Et, cony. And.
Etápa, 4/. Ration to troops in the field.
Etcotera, ad. Et cmtera
Sa
| E'tela, le, lo, énterj. Seo, bold.
EVA
E'ter, em. Ether; ardent finid; pure clement.
Etéreo, rea, a. Ethereal, ethereous, heavenly.
Eternal, a, Eternal
Eternalmónte, ad. Eternally.
Eternaménte, ad. Etornally, forever; never.
Eternidad, af. Eternity; duration. [long.
Eternizár, va. To oternize, dare pro-
Etérno, na, a, Eternal, endless; durable,
Eteroménels, q. Divination by the flight of
birds. [on the east of Spain.
Etésia, a. Wind from April to September,
E'tica, af. Ethics, the doctrine of morality ;
consumption.
Evaporádo, da, a. Evaporated.
Evaporir, en. and ea. To evaporate, dis
perse in vapors.—¢r. To vanish, pass away.
Evaporatório, a, Having the power of evap-
orating.
Evaporizár, ea and a. To evaporate.
Evasion, g/. Evasion, Samos subterfuge.
Evasivo, va, Y. Evasive, elusive.
Eváta, y” Black wood resembling ebony.
Evento, am. Event, accident, issue.
Eventual, a. Eventual, fortuitous.
Eversión, £/. Eversion, destruction, rain.
Evicción, ef Eviction, security.
E'tico, ca, a, Ethical, moral, treating on Dl phir af. Evidence, proof, conspicuity.
morality ; hectic, consumptive.
Etimologia, 4/. Etymology,
Etimológicaméntao, ad. porn mae
Etimológico, ca, a. Etymological.
Etimologista, sm. Ety mologist, etymologer.
Etimologizár, va. To etymologize.
Etiópide, af (Bot.) Clary, Ethiopian mullein.
Etiquéta, ef. Etiquette, ceremony, formality ;
label. land formal.
Etiquetéro, ra, a. and em, Ceremonious, civil
Etites, a/. Eagle-stone.
E'tnico, ca, a, Ethnic. V. Gentil. [erly.
Eubólia, af. Expressing one's thoughts prop-
Eucaristía, 4/. The cucharist.
Eucarístico, ca, a. Eucharistical.
Eucológio, Eucólogo, am. Formulary of| assistance.
prayers; prayer-book.
Eucráala, e (Mod.) Eucrasy.
Eacratico, ca, a Euchratical,
Eudiometría, 4/7. Eudivmetry.
Endiémetro, an. (Chem.) Eudiometer.
Eufonía, ¢f Euphony.
Eufónico, ca, a. Euphonical.
Euforbio, em. (Bot) Oficina spurge.
Eufrásia, 4/. (Bot.) Eye-bright.
Eunúco, sm. Eunuch
Eupatória, ef. (Bot.) Agrimontia.
Eupatório, em. (Bot.) Eupatorium.
Euripo, an, Strait of the sea, [harmony.
Euritmia, Y Eurythmy, proportion and
Euro, en. Eurus, tho cast wind. Kuro £o-
Ario, Motion of the sea from east to west.
Eutrapelia, Eutropólia, ¢f Moderation in
jokes and pleasures; pastime, sport.
Eutraplico, ca, Eutropólico, ca, a. Moder-
ate, temperate. [mont, issue,
Evacuación, 4/ Evacuation, discharge, eject-
Evacuánte, pa. and a. Evacuant, evacuating.
Evacuár, va. To evacuate, empty; finish,
Evacuativo, va, a. Evacuative, purgative.
Evacuatério, ria, a. That which evacuates.
Evad, Evas, Evat, €. def Look here, see;
know, understand.
Evadir, oa. To evade, escape, elude, avoid.
—r. To oscape, slip she f
Evanescér, on. To vanish, por eT
Evangélicaménte, ad. Evangclically.
Evangélico, ca, a. Evangelical
Evangélio, em. Gospel. [gospel.
Evangulista, sm, Evangelist; chanter of the
Evangelistério, em. Gospel bovk-stand.
Ei va. To ovangelizo, preach ae
o.
gospe
Evaporable, a. ls pi exhalable, vola-
Evaporación, sf. Evaporation; damping,
steaming.
6
vidonclár, va. To evidence, prove,
Evidónte, a, Evident, clear, manifest.
Evidentemónte, ad Evidently, plainly,
clearly.
Evilasa, 4/. Kind of ebony of Madagascar.
Evitúáhle, a. Avoidable, evitable,
Evitación, ¢f Evitation.
Evitádo, da, a. Avoided.
ire eva, To avoid, escape, forbear; shan,
ecline.
Eviternidád, af Eternity.
Evitérno, na, a. Durable, 1
E'vo, am, In a long period ; sde da
Evocación, sf. Evocation, pagan inv on.
Evocár, eva. To call out; invoke, implore
[neuvring of troops.
Evolución, ef (Mil. Nau) Evolution, ms-
Ex, prep. Used in the Spanish only in com-
position, where it either amplifies the
signification, as exponer; or serves as a
negative, as exdnime, Ew-proríncial,
Former or late provincial
Ex abrápto, ad. Abruptly, violently.
Exacción, af Exaction; impost, tax, levy.
Exacerbación, pe Exacerbation, paroxysm.
Exacerhár, oa. To irritate, exasperate.
Exactaménte, ad. Exactly, minutely, just,
accurately, nicely. . [racy, j
Exactitúd, q/. Exactnosa, panctuality, acca-
Exácto, ta, a. Exact, pubcinal: nice, critical
Exactór, sim. Tax-gatheror, exactor.
Exactóra, ef. Exactross.
Exageración, ef. Exaggeration, amplification.
Exageradór, ra, 8. Amplifier.
Exagorante, pa. and 8 Amplifior; exagger-
ating. [state.
Exagerir, ca. To ex: tate, amplify, over-
Exagerativaménto, ad. With exaggeration.
Exagerativo, va, 6. Exaggerating, exaggera-
to
ry.
Exágono, na, @ Hexagonal
Exaltació ef. Exaltation, elovation.
Exaltado, da, a. Ultra radical in polities
Exaltár, oa. To exalt, elevate; magnify;
praise, extol; excite. inquiry.
Exámen, om. Examination, consideration;
Exámetro, 81m. Hexameter verse.
Examinación, 6f Examination.
Examinadór, em. Examiner, explorator.
Examinándo, sm. Examinant, ho who ts to
be examined. (inant.
Examinánte, pa. and e. Examining; exam-
nn ea. To examine, investigate; ex-
plore.
Exángiio, a. Bloodloss; pale; weak.
Exéngnio, la, a, Having six angles.
EXH
Eranimacion, ef Examination.
Exanime, a. Spiritless, exanimous, weak.
Exarcado, em. Exarchate or vice-royalty.
Exarco, om, Exarch, viceroy.
xasperár.
Exsudible, a. Of a nature to be favorably
heard.
Exaadir, ea. To hear favorably.
Excáva, Excavación, y. Excavation.
Excavár, ea. To excavate, hollow.
Excavillo, em. (Prov.) A little spade.
Exoedénte, pa. and a. Excessive, exceeding.
Excedér, ea. and or. To exceed, surpass,
excel. [lency.
Exceloncia, af. Excellence, height; excel-
Exceknte, a. Excellent, exquisite; an an-
cient coin.
Excelenteménte, ad. Excellently.
Ex celentisimo, ma, a. super. Most exccllent.
Excelsamente, ad. Sublimely.
Excelsitad, ef Excelsitnde, loftiness.
Excélso, sa, a. Elevated, sublime, lofty.
Excéntricaménte, ad. Eccentrically.
Excentricidad, af Eccentricity.
Excéntrico, ca, a. Eccentric, eccentrical.
Excepción, 4f Exception, exclusion.
Excepcionár, ca. va To except, object.
Exceptivo, va, a. (Log.) Exceptive.
Excépto, ad. Except that, besides that.
Exceptuación, sf. Y. Exce,
Exceptaér, va. To except, exclude, leave out.
Excesivaménte, ad. Excessively.
Excesivo, va, a. Excessive, immoderate, ex-
orbitant. AS
Excéso, sm. Excess; superfluity ; irregulari-
ty; transport, rapture.
Excise, tax.
Excisa, @f (Little us.)
Excitab ef. Excitability.
Excitable, a. Excitable.
Excitación, af Excitation, exciting.
Excitar, oa. To excite, stimulate; rouse,
Excitativo, va, a. Exciting, stimulative.
Exclamación, 8/. Exclamation, clamor. Ko-
clamaciones de regocijo, Shouts of joy.
Exclamár, en. To exclaim, cry out, hollo,
Exclamativo, va, a. Exclaiming.
Exclamatório, ria, a. Exclamatory,
Excluir, va. To exclude, shut out; hinder.
Exclusión, 4. Exclasion, rejection, excep-
tion.
Exclasiva, 8. Refusal; rejection; exclusion.
Exclusivaménte, Exclusive, ad. Exclusively.
Excogititlo & imaginable.
a. Imaginable.
Excogitár, ea. To excogitate, moditate.
Excomulgádo, da, a. Excommunicated, ac-
cursed.
Excomulgador, em. Excommunicator.
Excomulgar, va. To excommunicate; ac-
curse.
Excomunión, 47 Excommunication. (skin.
Excoriación, sf. Excoriation
Excoriár, ea. To excoriate; flay.
Excrecéncia, 4f. Excrescence, excreecency.
Excreción, ¢f Excretion.
Excremental, a. V. Excrementicio.
Excrementár, va. To excrementizo, purge.
privation of | Exbibición,
Excrementicio, cia, a, Excremontitious
excremental.
Excreménto, sm. Excrement, flux.
Excrementóso, sa, 4. Excremental, excre-
mentitious, [ments.
Excretár, en. To excrete; eject the excre-
Excréto, ta, «. That which is ejected.
Excretério, ria, a. Excretory, excretive.
Excreéx, sm. (Law Prov.) Increase of portion,
Excursion, of Excursl xpoditi oul:
xcursion, 8/. Excursion, e on; liqui-
Excáúrso, em. Digression, deviation. A
Excása, 8/. Excuse, apology, or plea; allow-
ance.—pl. Exemptions, immunities .A’
excusa, Dissomblingly.
Excusabarája, af. Basket with a cover.
Excusáble, a. Excusable, pardonable.
Excusación, af. V. Excusa. (cessity.
Excusadaménte, ad. Uselessly, without ne-
Excusádo, da, a. Suberfinous, useless; ex-
empted; preserv
Excusádo, sm, A subsidy from the clergy.
Excusadór, ra, a. Substitate; vicar; excuser.
Excusali, sm. Small apron. secretly.
Excusáña, ef Spy. A’ ercusafias, Hiddenly,
Excusár, ea. To excuse, exculpate; senha o
dispense with; hinder; avoid.—er. To
decline a request. [debtor's property.
Excusión, 4f (Law) Execution, seizure of a
Ex diamotro, ad. (Lat.) Diametrically.
Execráble, a, Execrable, detestable, hateful.
Execrableménte, ad. Execrably.
Execración, af. Execration, detestation.
Execradór, sm. Execrater. [testable,
Execrándo, da, a. Execrable, hateful, de-
Execrar, va. To execrate, detest, curse.
Exccratório, a. Juramento execratorio, Ex-
ecratory.
Exegútico, ca, a. Exegetical, narrative.
Exención, 8/. Exemption, immunity, privi-
lege; franchise.
Exentado, da, a, Exempt, empleo
Exentamente, ad, Freely; clearly, simply.
Exentár, va. To exempt, privilego,
absolve, acquit. [open.
Exénto, ta, a. Exempt, free, privleeen: clear,
Exénto, sm. Brevet-colunel in the Spanish
lifo-guarda, quies,
Exéquias, sf. Excquias, funeral rites, obse-
Exequible, a. Attainable. [tion.
Exérgo, sm. Exerguo, 8 for the inscrip-
Exfoliacién, af (Sur ) Exfollation.
Exfoliár, va. (Surg) o exfuliato.—er. To
become exfoliated. [ducing exfoliation.
Exfoliativo, Maks (Surg.) Exfoliative, pro-
sc ero 4f. Exhalation, evaporation; ve-
ocity.
Exhaladér, ra, $, Exhaler.
Exbalár, ca. To exhale.—vr. To evaporate,
waste away. Ezhalarse por, To covet
eagerly. lar el es, ás To dle.
Exhaústo, ta, a. Exhausted, totally drained,
Exheredación, af Disinherison.
Exheredar, ea. To disinherit.
. Exhibition.
Exhibir, oa. To exhibit, make manifétt, lay.
Exhibita, a/. (Law Prov.) Exhibition.
Exhortación, ef. Exhortation, admonition,
Exhortadór, ra, 4. Exhorter, monitor.
Exhortár, ca. To exhort, cas
chise;
EXP
Exhortatório, ria, a, Exhortatory, hortative.
Exhérto, am, Letters requisitorial.
Exhumación, af Exhumation.
Exhumár, ea. To disinter, unbury.
Exiciál, a. (Little us.) Mortal, fatal.
Exigéncia, af Exigence, want, necessity.
Exigible, a. Capable of being demanded.
Exigidcro, ra, a. That which may be de-
manded.
Extgir, ca. To exact, demand; desire.
Exigiidád, ef Exigalty, smallness,
Exiguo, gua, a. Exiguous, small.
Extmio, mia, a, Eximious, famous.
Eximir, ea. To exempt; privilege, excuse.
Exinanición, q. Exinanition; debility.
Exinanido, da, a. Debilitatod, very weak or
feeble. {Stock in hand.
Existéncia, af Existence. Existencias,
a ea pa, and au. Existing, existent, on
a tee
n
Existimación, % Existimation, opinion, es-
Existimár, va. To form an opinion, judge.
Existír, on. To exist, be; have a being.
E'xito, em, Exit, departure; end, termina-
tion. Moses.
E'xodo, sm Exodus, the second
Exoncración, % Exoneration, disburdening.
spr chile oa, To exonerate, unload, disbur-
en.
Exopilativo, va, 4. Deobstrnent. _[treaty.
Exortble, a. Exorable, to be moved by en-
Exorbitáncia, 4/ Exorbitance. [ceasive.
Exorbitánte, a, Exorbitant, enormous, ex-
Exorbitanteménte, ad. Exorbitantly.
Exorcismo, sin, Exorcism.
Exorcista, em. Exorctser, exorcist. [ciser,
Exorcizánte, pa. and s. Exorcising; exor-
Exorcizár, oa. To exorcise.
Exórdio, sm. Exordium; origin, beginning,
Exornación, af. (Rhot.) Exornation, orna-
ments in writing. [figurca.
Exornár, oa. To embellish with rhetorical
Exortación, ef Exhortation, familiar admo-
nitlon. [case of tho bones.
Exostóse or Exostósis, sm. Exostosis, a dis-
On ca, A. Exotic, forcign, extraneous;
Expalmádo, da, a. Worn out.
Expansibilidád, af Expansibility.
Expansible, a. ets us.) Expanstble.
Expansión, af. Expansion, extension.
Expansivo, va, a. Expansive, capable of ex-
7 ES E
xpánso, sm, Expanse; .
Expatriación, ef. E paleiciion: [exiled.
Expatrifir, va. To expatriate.—er. To be
expe able ee poe:
pectación, af. Expectation, ape
hope. Joven de expectacton, hopeful
youth. [right of succession.
Expectativa, 4/. Expectation; reversion,
Expectoración, 4/. Expectoration.
Expectoránte, pa. Expectorating.—s. and
a. Expectorant
Expegjorár, va, To oxpectorate.
Expectorativo, va, a. (Little us.) Expector-
ative, expectorant,
Expedición, af Expedition, a warlike en-
terprise; speed; readincas; Papal bull
om) Shipment adventure.
m. | Expónsas, ef. pi.
book of
| Expositivo,
EXP
Expedicionéro, sm. Buperintendent of ex-
Ly a ee nick, ás
xpedido, a. Ex te, quick, prom
Expedicnte, sm, Expedia’ able
means; judicial proceedings; an offi
ering facility; title, reason; prepara-
on.
Expediénte, a. Convenient, suitable, proper.
Expodir, ea. To te, facilitate; dis-
patch.—er. To retire.
Expeditaminte, ad, E itiously, easily.
Expeditivo, va, €. tive, speedy, quick.
Expedito, ta, a. Prompt, ox tious, speedy.
papel, ta. To e E de
xpeliónte, pa. and e. Ex ng; expulser.
Expendedór, ra, 8. Spendthrift; passer of
pd E money; receiver of stolen
goods,
Expendér, va. To expend, spend, lay ont.
Expenses, charges, costs.
Experióncia, af. Experience; experiment,
practice, trial.
Experimentado, da, a. enced,
Experimentadór, ra, 8. Experimenter, ex-
pcrimentalist,
Experimental, a. Experimental. [ment
Experimentár, ca. To experience; experi-
Experiménto, em. Experiment, trial.
esperanto ad, Expertly, cunningly.
x
pérto, ta, @ Expert, able, experienced.
Explación, ef. Expiation; atonement, puri-
E To expl for; parify.
xpiár, oa. explate, atone for; E
Explativo, va, a. That which serves for an
Explatorio, ria, a, Expl tory
xp O, a, atory.
Expiilo, sm. Y Matricaria,
Explanación, 4f Explanation, olucidation.
Explanáda, ¢f (Fort.) Y. lanada,
Explanár, ea. To level; explain, clucidate.
Explayár, ca. To extend, enlarge.—tr. To
enlarge upon; take a recreation; be ex-
Expletive Expleti
‘Xpletivo, va, a. Expletive.
Explicáble, a, ag eke explainable.
Explicación, ¢f Explanation, elucidation,
comment.
Explicadaménte, ad. e His 4
Explicadéras, af pl. Facility of explaininz.
Explicár, va. To explain, elucidate, con-
struo.—er. To speak with propriety.
Explicativo, va, a. Explicative, explicatory.
Explicitaménte, ad. Explicitly, manifestly.
Explicito, ta, a. Explicit, clear, distinct.
Exploración, 4/. Exploration.
Exploradór, ra, e. Explorator.
Explorar, oa. To explore, search into, ex-
E eploratóri ) Probe, catheter.
xplo o, am. (Surg. :
el espe Y. Explosion.
Expoliacton, ef (Little us.) Expoliation.
Exponenoial, a (Alged.) Exponential.
Exponénte, pa. and &. Expositor; exponent
Exponér, ra. To expose; explain; lay open;
put in danger, hazard.—er. To hazard, ad-
venture.
Exportación, 4/. Exportation.
Exportár, ed. To export.
Exposición, of. ition, oxplanation.
va, planatory, expositiva
a,
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Expósito, ta, a. Exposed. Niño expósito, | Exterior, em, Exterior, outside; composure,
Foundling.
Expositór, sm. Expounder, interpreter.
Expremijo, #m. Cheese-vat.
Expresaménte, ad. Expressly, plainly.
Expresar, ca. To express; delineate, design.
Expresión, 4f Expression; present, gift.
Expresivaménte, ad. Expressively. [kind
Expresivo, va, a. Expressive; affectionate,
Expréso, sa, a. Expressed; clear, manifest.
Expréso, em. Express, courier; advice-boat.
Exprimidecra, ¢f A small press to squeeze
out juices. uices,
Exprimidéro, em. A press for squeezing out
Exprimido, ds, a. Squeezed out; dry, ex-
tenuatod. ress,
Exprimr, ea. To squeeze or press out; ex-
Exprobacion, ef. Reproachful accusation or
censure.
Ex profso, ad. Avowedly. ars daa
Exprovinciál, em. Ex-provinci
Expuésto, ta, a, Exposed, liable, obnoxious.
Expugnable, a. (Little us.) Expugnable.
Expognacion, sf. Expugnation.
Expugnadór, sm. Expugner, ho who takes
by assault. of arms,
Expognár, ea. To conqner, reduce by force
Expuleér, ea. To expel, drive out, force
away.
Expulsion, af. ulsion, driving out.
Er raha Ex “lea elouted, dri t
xp sa, a. Expe ec ven ou
pala a. Expulsive, able to expel.
Enri ea. (Little us.) To expunge, rub
ou
Expurgación, «f. Exporgation, purification.
Expurgár, ea. To cxpurgate, cleanse.
Exp rio, em, In cf pro lies boone
—a urgatory, expurgatorious.
Expárgo, em. Exp on, parfestion
Exquisitaménte, ad. Exquisitely. _[rious.
Exquisito, ta, a. Exquisite, excellent, cu-
Extiticn, ca e. Eotatials e
cr, a. ‘ .
Extemporál, a. Extemporal, unpremedita-
Extemporáneaménte, ad. Extemporancous-
ly, extempore.
PS nea, a, Extemporaneous.
Extendedór, sm, (Little us.) Extender.
Extender, va. To extend, stretch out, out-
spread; expand.—or. To be extended.
Extendidaménte, ad. Extensively.
Extendido, da, a. Extended, stretched ont,
spacious.
Extendimiónto, sm. Extension, dilatation.
Extensaménte, ad, Extensively.
A ae gic
Extensión, ef. nsion, extent, length.
ns ad. Amply, extensively,
y.
Extensivo, va, Extensive, Tt wide, large.
Extenso, sa, a, Extensive. Lor extenso, At
large. [wasting.
Extenuación, 4 Extenuation; feeblencss,
ado da, a. Exten extenuate,
w
Extenuár, va. To extenuate, debilitate.—
er. To iangutsh, waste awny.
Extenuativo, va, a. That which extonuntos,
Extoriór, a, Exterior, oxternal, extrinsic.
Exterioridad, 4/. Outward sppearance; ont-
side; pomp.
¿xteriorménte, ad. Externally, outwardly.
Exterminación, @f (Little us.) V. Extermt.
nio, [terminatory.
Exterminadór, ra, a. Exterminator.—a. Ex-
Exterminár, va. To banish; exterminate.
Exterminio, $m. Banishment; extermina-
tion, destruction.
Extérno, na, a. External, visible; foreign.
Ex testaménto, ad. By will or testament.
Extinción, af Extinction; suppression ; o%-
literation.
Extinguíblo, a. Extinguishable, [press,
Extinguir, va, To extinguish, put out; sup-
Extinto, ta, a. Extinguished, extinct.
Extirpación, 47. Extirpation, eradication, ox-
E pee rae rationals [eate,
xtirpadór, em. Extirpator. ca
Extirpar, ca. To extirpate, root out, eradi-
Extorsión, af. Extortion.
E’xtra, prep. Out, without, besides.
Extracción, 4f Exportation; extraction.
Extraccion de fondos, (Comm.) The se-
erecting of effects.
Extrácta, 4f True extract from a document,
Extractador, am. Extractor.
Extractár, on. To extract, abridge.
Extractivo, va, a. Extractive.
Extracto, sm, Extract, abridgment. Ex-
tractoa, Excerpts.
Extractór, em. Extractor.
Extraénte, pa. Extracting, or 8. Extractor.
Extraér, ca. To extract, export; draw out.
Extrafoliáceo, a, q Extrafoliaceous,
Extrajudiciál, a. udicial.
Extrajudicialménte, Extrajudicially.
Extra múros, ad, Without the walls.
Extrangeria, 4f Quality of a foreigner; for-
elgn manner. [—a. Foreign; exotic.
Extrangéro, ra, & Stranger, foreigner, alien.
parrerameate, ad. Wonderfully, extraordl-
narily.
Extrañamiénto, ¢m. Alienation; expulsion.
Extrañár, ea. To alienate, banish; wonder
Er admire; censuro,—or. To refuse; break
o
Extrañéz, of V. Estraftesa.
Extrafiéza, af. Alienation, change of affec-
tion; singularity; wonder; remoteness.
Extráño, fia, a. Foreign; rare, strange; un-
welcome. (uncommonly.
Extraordinariaménte, ad. Extraordinarily.
Extraordinário, a. Extraordinary, uncom-
mon, odd. ar occasion.
Extraordinário, sm. The dish for a particu-
Extratémpora, 4 Dispensation for receiving
orders out of the specified time. [freak.
Extravagáncia, af Extravagance, oddnesa,
Extravagánte, a. vagant, wild, humor-
ous; odd.
Extravaginte, af, Extravagant, constitution
not included in the body of tho canon law,
Extravagantemónte, ad. vagantly.
Extravasacion, af (Mod.) Extravasation.
Extravasárse, or. To extravasato.
Extravenádo, da, a. Extravenate,
Extravenárse, or. To let out of the veins.
Extravtár, ca. To mislead; eae
FAB
FAC
To Jose one's way; err. Eetravtado,
Lost, mislaid.—p?. Men missing. [zy.
Extravio, am. Deviation; irregularity; fren-
Extremadaménte, ad. Extremely, greatly.
ei, y. pl. The time of ar
e
cheese. a
Extremádo, da, a. Extreme, consummato;
Extrem aménte, ad, Extremely, exceodingly.
Extremár, va. To reduce to an extreme;
finish.—or, To be punctual; persist.—on.
To winter (sheep).
Extremaunción, y Extreme unction.
erro, Y. emity, end; edge, bor-
er.
Extrómo, ma, a. Extreme, last; greatest.
Con extremo, In the utmost degree.
Extrémo, am. Extreme, utmost point, high-
est degree; extremity. Hacer extremos,
To caress, fondle; grieve. The winter or
summer of a ee [call y.
Extrinsecaménte, ad. Exteriorly, extrinsi-
Extrínseco, e Extrinsic, outward.
Extarbár, ea. To expel, eject.
Exuberáncia, ef Exuberance, abundance,
Exuberante, a. Exuberant, overabundant,
Exuberár, on, To be exuberant, cxuberate,
Exulceración, 4/. Exulceration, ulceration.
Exulcerár, oa. To exulcerate, ulcerate.
Exultacién, gf Exultation.
Exvóto, sm. Exvoto, offering to God in con-
sequence of a vow.
Exquerdeár, on. To deviate from os
E'zula, y” (Bot.) Spurge. V. Z's
F.
F, pronounced as in English: it was former-
ly used instead of h, as fablar for hablar;
and f and A are still used promiscuously
in some words, as fanega or hanega. In
law works, J signifies digest or pandect of
Fae ey mG fourth note in th t
em, F or fa, fourth no e m
Fabacrása, af. (Bot.) Common orpins stone:
crop.
Fabaréz, em. Lousewort, stavesacre.
Fabeár, va, el To vote with black and
white beans, ballot for.
Fablilla, af dim, V. Fabulilla.
Fabót, em. A double-base wind-instrument.
Fábrica, ef Fabrication; soriana sio E
manufactory; manufacture. ayordo-
mo de fábrica, Chureh- warden. Nerras
or rentas de
Fabulación, g/. Conversation.
Fabuladór, em. Fabulist.
Fabulár, va, To invent fables, deal in fictions
Fabulilla, ita, ef dim. A little fable
Fabulista, em. Fabulist, a writer of fables
y. | Fabulosaménte, ad. Fabulously.
Fabulóso, sa, a. Fabulous, feigned, fictitious.
Fáca, ef. V. Haca.
Facción, y. Military e
tion; trade's union. Estar de
To stand sentinel. Faccion de tesía-
mento, Faculty of testating. Faccions,
Features; cast or form of the face.
Faccionário, ria, 4. Belonging to s faction.
—s. Factionary, a y man.
Faccióso, sa, a Wactloun turbulent, mati-
nous. Los fi The rebels.
Facécia,
mirth
sf. (Obs.) Facetiousness, yey,
. ~ [witty.
Facocióso, 8a, a. (Oba.) Facetions, cheerful,
Facedór, ra, 8, V. Hucedor and Factor.
Facér, oa. (Obs.) V. Hacer.
Facería, 4/. Community of shepherds.
dea a. (Prov.) Relating to shepherds.
Ns bal AA y : Zi
Facóta, af. Facet of a precious stone.
loit, action; fac-
Facéto, ta, a, Merry, witty, gay, lively.
Fácha, q Appearance, aspect, look, mien.
face” AY ad ace to face.
En facha, (N Backed. Vela en fa-
tha Bail backed. Ponerse AA
ie to.
Facháda, @f Facade, front; plump face;
itle-paas. Fachada de proa, Fore front
Fachónda « a. Vain, ostentations.—em. Busy-
Fachendeár, va. To affect much business.
Fachendista, a. and e. Ostentatious peroo,
a busy-body. tentatioas
Fachendón, na, a. ci, fit Very vain and 0s-
Fachin, em, (Prov.) Porter, carrier. _
Facial, a. Intuitive, obvious at first sight
Fácle eoclésie (In). Legally married.
Facies, vp (Min.) Faces of crystals.
Fácil, a. Easy; pliant; easy of access; frail
Facilidéd, of Facility, easiness; ready com-
pliance.
Facilillo, illa, ito, ita, a. disn. Rather easy.
ractiillo a es eso, (Iron.) It is extrema
difficult. te,
Facilitár, va. To facilitate, make easy, &-
Fácilménte, ad. Easily, without difficalty.
Facincróso, a. Wicked, atrocious, facino-
FOUS, [After the manncr.
Fación, ef. V. Faccton, A’ (Obs)
Facistól, em, Chorister's desk Er seca.
church rents. Hombre de fábrica, An | Fáco, em. Pony, little nag;
artful, crafty fellow. Pared de fábrica, | Factíble, a. Feasible, practicable.
Brick wall [contriver, deviser. | Factícto, cia, G, Factitious.
Fabricadór, ra, 8. V. Fabricante. Inventor,
Fabricánte, em. Builder, architoct, manu-
facturer. [{facture, fabricate.
Fabricár, va. To build, construct, manu-
Fabril, a. Fabrila. lficer.
Fabriquéro, 4m. Manufacturer, artisan, art-
Fábro, sm. (Ichth.) John doreo, St. Peter's
fish. V. Arti
Fabúco, sm. Beech-mast, beech-nuta,
Fabaéno, am. Westerly wind. en:
Fábula, ri report; fable; Action;
Factór, em. Performer; factor, sgent
Factoráge, em. Factorage, agency, commis
Factor ef. Factory; trad! A Sa
‘actoria, £f. Factory; trading- ;
Factorizár, e4. To establish commerce by
Factira, @f, Invol
ac 2 ANVOILCO.
Fouls of Bright spot on the
a . 8 on
thd, af Faculty
Facul * Faculty; privil
right; scionos, cultades,
y disk.
e enthorit
Fortune,
FAL
FAL
wealth. Facultades del alma, Powers
of the mind. Facultad mayor, Profes-
sional studies beyond the collegiate course.
Facultar, ca. (Law) To empower, authorize,
commission. ples.
Facultativaménte, ad. According to prinei-
Facultativo, va, a. Belonging to some facul-
ty; granting power; optional.
Facultativo, sm. Master of a science or art;
a person skilfal, &c., in an art; connoís-
seur. [elegance; facundity.
Facandia, 3/ Speeking with fluency and
Facúmio, da, a. Eloquent, facund. (witch,
Fada, el A small apple of the pippin kind;
Fadiga, af. Leave to sell a feudal estate.
Fadrin, sr. Comrade, fellow-workman.
Faéna, ef Work, labor, fatigue, task,
Faeton, «na. Pheton, omnibus,
Fagina, 2/. Fascine; t; rick of corn: fa-
tigue, work, Meter fugina, To talk much
F 2 Ala Collection of fasci fagots.
A on nes or
Fabián. na, 8. Pheasant, a bird.
Faja, af Band, roller, fillet; swathing-band ;
sash or scarf; border. :
Fajadúra, ef (Nau.) Parcelling.
Fajamiénto, sm. Act of rolling or swathing.
Fajár, va. To swathe, wrap with bands; at-
Fo A Nant se nate pe gird
é aroun O : girdles
or sashes; bandages, Fajas de dera
an
reef-bands. fp
Pajeádo, da, a. Wrapped with girdles or
Fajéro, em. A koi swaddling-band.
Fájo, sm. Bundle. V. Has.—pl. Swaddling-
clothes.
Fajón, em. augm. A band or roller.
Fajuéla, 4f. din. A small bandage or roller.
Faláce, a. V. Falas, ate
Falácia, 9. Fallacy, sophism, deceitful argu-
Falángo, #f Phalanx.—pé. Pbalanges.
i venomous spider
Falaride, 4f/ ( Bot.) Canary-grass.
Palaris, Páleris, s. Kind of small duck.
Falaz, a. Deceitfal, fallacious, disappointing.
Falazménte, ad. (Littlo us.) Fallaciously.
Falbalá, em. Flounce, plaited skirt.
Falea, y. A small wedgo. [horses.
Falcáda, af. Falcade, a curvct made by
Falcádo, da, a. Hooked, curvated.
Falcár, ca. To reap with a sickle; cnt with
a hook or e. [falchion.
Falcário, am. Roman soldier armed with a
Falcás, y pl. (Naw) Waist-buards or wash-
Falcazár, ca. (Nau.) To whip.
Falee, ef. Sickle, reaping-hook; falchion.
Falcidia, af Fourth of an inheritance;
the part curtailed from a student's pit-
tance in a bar eid A
Palcinólo, sm. (Orn.) Gray ibis, sithe bill
Falcón, sm. Ancient picce of artillery.
Falconéte, am. Falconet, a small plece of
ordnance, |
Y álda, 9/. Skirt: ps flap; train; brow, brim.
Cortar faldas, To
Faldár, sm. Tasees, thigh-armor.
Faldellin, sm, A skirt or under-petticoat
a caperison.
Falderillo, illa, a. dm. Littlo lap-dog.
Faldéro, ra, a. Belonging to the lap; fond
of being among women.
Faldéta, ¢f dim. Small skirt.
Faldétes, af. pl. Tasscls; fringes, trimmings.
Faldicérto, ta, a. Having short skirts.
Faldilla, af. dim. V. Faldeta.—pl. Small
skirts of a jacket.
Faldistório, sm. Fald-stool.
Faldón, em, A long flowing skirt, flap; band;
a worn-out millstone.
cerda bagel ef. Pocket. V. Faltriquera,
Fulóncia, ef Want of security, uncertainty.
Falibilidad, af Fallibility.
Falible, a. Fallible.
Falibleménte, ad. (Little Es Fallibly.
Falidamúnte, ad. Vainly, without founda-
tion.
Falimiénto, $m. Deception, deceit, falsehood.
Falla, @f Defect, defictency; kind of hood.
Fallar, ca. To give sentence, judge; ruff,
trump.—v. tmpers. To be deficient.
Fallcba, 9. An iron fastening for doors.
Fallecedor, ra, a. Perishable.
Fallecér, en, To die; fuil, decay. (defect.
Fallecimiénto, sm, Decease, death; fault,
Fallido, da, a. Deceived, disappointed, frus-
trated; bankrupt.
Fállo, sm. Sentence, judgment, decision.
Echar el fallo, To pass sentence; declare
past hope.
Falordia, af. (Prov.) Deception, imposition.
Fálsa, Y Garrot; dissonance.
Falsa-amárra, 3/. (Nau.) Preventer-rope.
Falsab ef, Fausse-braye, a low rampart.
Falsáda, 4f V. Calada. truly.
Falsaménte, ad. Falsely, deceltfally, un-
Falsário, ria, a. Falsifying, counterfeiting;
accustomed to tell falsehoods.—s. Falsary.
V. Falseador.
Falseadór, sm. Forger. counterfeiter, falsifier.
Falseár, ca. To falsify, counterfeit; pene-
trate. Faleear las guardas, To bribe
the guards.—on, To slacken; not to agree
in sound.
Falsedád, ef Falsehood, untruth, fib; deceit.
Falséte, sm, Falsetto voice; spigot. Venir
de fulsete, To act treacherously.
Falsificación, q. Falsification, counterfeit-
ing, forgery. forger.
Falsificador, ra, e. Falsifler, counterfeiter,
Falsificár, va. To falsify, counterfeit, forge,
Falsio, em, (Prov.) Kind of sau
Fálso, sa, a, False, untrue; deceitful; coun-
terfeit: animala De falso, Falsely, de-
ceitfully. En falso, Without due security.
Falta, Ye Fault, defect, want, deficiency ;
slight, failure; stoppage of the catamenia,
Tiene cuatro She is in the fifth
month Wi her Dl near Sn
Salta, Without fail. a de, In wan
ot Hacer To be necessary to.
Faltúr, on. To be deficient; fail; die.
Faltilla, y. dim. A slight fault or defect.
backbite, J’errillo de Fálto, ta, a. Wauting, deficient, defective;
Faldas, Petticoats.
fa -d
Faldamónto, em. Fold, flap, skirt. Y. Falda. | Faltréro, ra, 8. Pickpocket.
wretched; insano.
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FAR
FAR
Faltriquéra, q/. Pocket, as in clothes, [Farachir, ea. (Prov.) To beat or clean hemp.
Falta, Falúca, ef. Felucca, a small open boat. Farala, sm. Flounce; ratflet, frill.
Fama, 8f. Fame, report, rumor; repatation, :
name; glory.
Fame, sf. cero) Hunger. V. Hambre.
Famélico, ca, a.
lungry. V. Hambrtento.
Familia, af pea descendants, household, |
Familiár, a. Familiar, domestic; common; |
agreeable; style.
Famillir, sm. Domestic, servant; familiar
spirit; intimate friend; oflicer of the In-
quisition.—p/. Attendants, suite.
Famillarcito, ¢m. Servant-boy; one who
affects great familiarity.
Familiaridád, af. Famillarity; acquaintance.
Famillarizár, va. To familiarize, habituato.
—or. To become familiar.
Familiarmónte, ad. Familiarly.
Familintúra, af Place of a Jumtiliar of the
Inquisition. {from Smyrna.
Famis, 4/. A kind of gold cloth or brocade
Famosamonte, ad. Famously, excellently.
Famóso, sa, 4. Famous; noted; notorious.
Famula, 4 (Coll) Maid-servant,
Famulíto, Famulicio, em, Servitudo.
Fámulo, em. Servant of a collego.
est em, Lantern, light-house; guide, ad-
viser.
Fanáticaménto, ad. Fanatically. [tious
Fanático, ca, a. Fanatic, fanatical, supersti-
Fanatisino, am. Fanaticism, mysticism.
Fandango, em, dg alk Bed ance,
Fandanguéro, sm, Fandango-dancer; lover
of fandangos, ut,
Fanéca, Fanéga, af (Ichth.) Pout, whiting
ena af. A dry measuro of about an En-
glish bashel; a weight of about 110 Iba. ;
a squaro measuro of land.
Fanegáda, ef Extent of land. A’ funega-
= tal on abundance. fs
anfúrria, ¢f Empty arrogance of a bragcer.
Fanfarrón, em. Fanfaron, a bully. (fated.
Fanfarrón, na, a Boasting, vaunting; in-
Fanfarronáda, 4/. Fanfaronade, boast, brag.
Fanfarronázo, za, 4. Applied to a great fan-
faron, boasting, vaunting.
Fanfarroncár, en. To bully, brag.
Fanfarroneria, 4/. Fanfaronade, braggartism.
Fanfarronésca, 4f. Manner of a fanfaron.
Fanfurriña, af. Passion or displeasure from
a slight motive.
Fangál em. Slough, miry place, marsh.
Fángo, em. Mire, mud; oozy bottum of the
sea.
Eanelon sa, a. Muddy, miry.
Fantascár, on. To fancy, titegide:
Farallon, sm. Small pointed island in the sea.
Faramalla, 4f Imposition; malicious tale;
prattling.—em. Tule-bearer, deceiver.
Faramalleár, ra. To tattle; babble.
rta Faramallón, en. Tattler, busy-
ody,
Farándula, f. Profession of a low comedian;
a mean trado; artful trick.
Faranduléro, em. Actor, player; idle tattler.
peeing allen, ca, 2. Relating to a low come-
An.
Faraón, sm. Game at cards,
Faráute, am. Messenger; interpreter; man-
ager, director; meddling fellow; player
who recites the prologue; bully. [thing.
Farcinador, em. One who stuffs or any
Fárca, af A kind of tax or tribute.
Elio: sm. (Prov.) us Lagarto.
ardáge, an, Equl uggage.
Fardár, va. Te ML with clothes.
Fardcl, «em. Fardel, bag, kna k.
Fardelcría, @f A collection of be or fardeis.
Poin éjo, em. dim. A small bag or far-
e
Fardillo, em. dim, A small bundle or fardel.
Fárdo, am. Bale, pereel bundle, package.
Farellón, sm, Point, capo, headland; rock
in the sca.
Fires, ent. pl. Church service in holy week.
Farfulá, 4f Flounce; furbelow. V. Vudo.
Farfallás, g/. pl. (Bot. Prov.) V. Barbájas
Farfallóso, sa, a. (Prov.) Stammerin
Farfán, an. Christian horseman in Moham-
medan service.
Farfinte, Farfantón, 8m, A boasting babbler.
Farfantonáda, Farfantoneria, af Idle boast.
Fárfara, @f (Bot.) Colt’s-fuot ; skin of an egg.
En firfara, Immature; unfinished.
Farfúlla, Farfulladór, em. Stammerer, mum
bler, jabberer. [helter-skelter.
Farfullar, ea. To talk or do in a harry;
Fargallón, na, a. and e Those who aro dirty
in dress, who do things hurriedly.
Farillón, em. (Nau.) V. Farallon.
Farináceo, ea, a. Farinaceous, mealy.
Farinétas, af pl. (Prov.) Fritters made of
flour, honey, and water.
Faringe, am, (Anat ) Pharynx.
Farisaico, ca, €. Pharisaical, pharisaic.
Farisaismo, 6m. Pharisaism. rson.
Fariséo, sm. A pharisee; a ve ugly
Farmacéutico, ca, a. Pharmaceutical ; apoth-
Farmécio, 4f Pharmacy; apothecary's shop.
armácia, 8f Y;
2 am, Y. Medicamento
Fantasia, q/. Fancy, imagination; caprice, | Fá
whim, conceit; fiction; presumption, van-
ity. Fantasias, Pearls strung together.
Fantasma, ¢f, Phantom, spectre, ghost.—em;.
A vain, presumptuous man.
Fantasmagória, af. Phantasmagoria,
Fantasmagórico, ca, @. Phantasmagoric.
Fantasmón, em. augm. A_ presumptuous
coxcomb, [ciously ; pompouasly.
Fantásticamónte, ad. Fantastically; falla-
Fantástico, ca, a. Fantastic, whimsical ; im-
aginary; conceited, vain.
Faquin, em. Porter, carrior.
Vára, ef. gi of serpent.
Farmacoldgia, af. Pharmacology, the knowl-
edge of medicines.
Farmacologista, sm. Pharmacologist.
Farmacopéa, 8/. Pharmacopeia.
Farimacópola, em. (Coll.) Apothecary.
Farmacopólico, ca, a. Pharmaceutical, phar-
maceutic.
Farnéro, em. (Prov.) Receiver of renta.
Faro, em, Light-house, pharos.
Faról, sm. A lantern. . Faroton.,
Farolóro, 8m. Lantern maker; lamp-lighter.
Farolico, am. Small lantern. Farolico de
jardin, Indian heartsoed.
FAU
Farolitlo, ito, am. dim, Small lantern.
Farolón, sn, A boaster; a large lantern.
Farota, sf A brazen-faced, silly woman.
Farotón, sm. A brazon-faced, stupid fellow,
Farotóna, 4/. Tall, slovenly woman. [
Farpa, af. pl, Any of the notches around the
Fa o, da, a. Scalloped, notched.
Fárra, £/. (Ichth.) A kind of salmon.
Farrago, em. Farrago, nonsense; a medloy.
Farraguista, em. A pedantic scholar.
Faérro, em. Peeled barley : spelt wheat.
Farropéa, 4/. (Prov.) V. Arropea. lore:
Farsa, 2f Farce, mimic; company of play-
Farsánta, ¢ An actress,
Farsánte, sm. An actor, a player.
Farséto, sm. Quilted jacket.
Fartriquéra, 4f. (Prov.) V. Faltriíquera.
Fas (por) 6 por núfas, ad. Justly or unjustly.
Faseal, em. (Prov.) Shock, a pile of sheaves.
Fáscas, ad. (Prov.) V. Hasta and Casi,
Fásces, ¢f pt. Fasces, rods. [imposition.
Fascinación, ¢ Fascination; onchantment;
Fascinadór, ra, 8, Fascinater; charmer.
Fascinánte, pa. and s. Fascinater, fascinat-
Fascinér, ea. To fascinate, bewltch ; deceive.
Pase, af. (Astr.) Phase.
Fasóles, am. pl French beans, kidney-beans.
Fasquia, sf Loathing, distaste. (Nau.)
Board-ribbon. (like.
Fasquiár, va. (Obs.) To loathe, nauseate, dis-
YFastiál, em. Pyramid on the top of an edi-
Fastidiár, ea. To
er. To loathe, feel weary.
Fastidio, sm. Squeamishness; fatigue, en-
nui; disgust; loathing.
Fastidiosaménte, ad. Fastidiously.
Fastidióso, sa, a. Fastidious, squeamish ;
loathsome; tedious. building.
Fastigio, em. Pinnacle; frontisplece of a
Fásto, sm. Hanghtiness, pride; eee
a ad Calendar of festivais among
the Romans.
Fastosaminte, ad. Fastuously, pompously.
Fastóso, Fastuóso, sa, a. Fastuous, proud,
gaudy, [unfortunate.
Fatal, a. fata), ominous; deadly, destructive;
Fatalidín, a Fatality, decree of fate; ill-
uc
Fatalismo, sm. Fatalism.
F sin. Fatalist, predestinarian.
Fatalménte, ad. Fatally, ominously.
Fatidico, cs, a. Fatidical, prophetic.
Fatiga, Fatigación, af Fatigue; hardship;
anguish
atigadamé nte, ad. Difficulty.
epica do ra eii diari —
atigar, ea. To fatigue, tire, molest: deso-
lata —er. To be tired, fatigued. Fatigar
a cr (Poet.) To employ one's self in
antin:
Fatigosaménte, ad. Painfaily, wearisomely.
Fatigóso, sa, a. Tiresome; anxious, painfal,
Fatoria, y. V. Factor
Fatuidád, q. Fatuity, foolishness; a stupid
speech or action,
Fétuo, tua, a. Stupid, foppish, concolted.
Fatára, af. Invoice. V. Factura,
Faúces, of. pl. Fauces, gullet.
excite disgust; loathe.—
FEC
Faúfau, sm. Affected dignity and import-
ance.
Fatsto, ta, a. Happy, fortunate, prosperous.
Fausto, sm. Splendor, pomp, gayety.
.| Faustéso, sa, a. Haughty, proud, vstenta-
tious,
Fautór, sm. Abetter, favorer, supporter.
Fanutóra, ef Fautress,
Fautoria, £/. Aid, favor, auxiliary.
Favifórmo, a. Faviform.
Favila, af Ashes of an extinguished fire.
Favo, sm, (Prov.) Cake of yollow wax.
Favónio, am. Westerly wind.
Favór, am. Favor, protection, support;
kindness; compliment. Favor al rey,
the king's name. A’ favor de, In behalf of.
Favorable, a. Favorable, propitious, kind.
Favorableménte, ad. Favorably. .
Favorcillo, em. dim. A small favor.
Fav or, em. Favorer, countenancer,
friend, helper.
Favorecedóra, ¥ Favorer, fautrees,
Favorecúr, va. To favor, protect, help; grant
favors. Favorecerse de, To Cage fa-
Y
loved.
vor of.
Favorito, ta, 8. and a, Favorite
Fayádo, sm, A small garret or lumber-room.
Fayánca, q. Unsteady position of the body.
Fayánco, sm. A flat osicr-basket.
ig? 4 Face. V. Rostro. Face, front. V.
asx, Faz dé fas, Face to face. A’ prima
qe At first sight. En fas y en fas, Pub-
lic
Fazéiia, y.
and peacefally.
bs.) V. Hasafia,
Fe, @f Faith; confidence, honor; assertion ;
certificate, testimony. Fe de erratas, list
of errata. Dar fe, To attest, certify. En
Je, Consequently. Zn /6 de lo cual, In
ear uae whereof De luena fe, With
truth and sincerity. A' fe, In truth. A’
Je mia, Upon my honor. A'da buena
Je, With candor. De mala fe, Craftily,
deceitfully. Fe haciente, Authentic.
. Ugliness; homeliness; turpi-
tude, moral depravity.
Feaménte, ad. Uglily ; brutally.
Feázo, za, a. ni Siem ery ugly or deformed.
Febéo, bea, a. ( ner) Relating to Pheebus,
Fúble, a. Weak, feeble; deficient.
Féble, em. Frailty, foible; deficiency; light
money.
Feblemúnte, ad. Feebly.
Fébo, sm. ad ina the sun.
Febréra, af. V. Cacera.
Febréro, sm, February.
Febricitánte, a. V. Culenturiento,
Febrifago, fe a. Fubrifage.
Febril, a. Febrile.
Fecal, a. Feculent, excromentitious,
Yak we of a letter or writing. Zarga
echa, Old date; great age.
Fechár, 04. To date a letter or writing.
Fécho, em. Action, fact, exploit.
Fécho, cha, Used in Jegislativo writings.
Fechoria, 4f Action, fact, deed.
Fécula, g/. Feecula, starch.
Feculéncia, £f. Foculence.
Feculénto, ta, a. Feculent, dreggy.
Fecundación, af Fecandation, fraitfal.
Fecundamónte, ad. Fertilely, A:
FER
FIA
Feoundér, va. To fertilize, fractify.
Fecundidád, af. Fertility, fruitfainesa,
Fecundiz4r, ea. To fertilize, fructify.
Fecúndo, da, a. Fecund, fruitfal, fertile.
Federádo, sm. ae us.) Federary, fedary.
Federal, a. Federal.
Fedorativo, va, a. Federative.
Foéza, Y. Ugliness, deformity.
Fejúgo, ga, a. (Prov.) V. A'spero.
Fejuguúz, af. ( ee} V. Pesades.
Felándrio, sm. (Bot.) Water-hemlock.
Foldmariscál, sm. (Mil.) Field-marshal.
Folécho, sm, (Bot.) V. Lelecho. [sel.
Felibóto, am. Fly-boat, a flat-bottomed ves-
Fe.ica, a. (Poot.) V. Felis,
Folicidád, 4/ Felicity, happiness peo:
Felicitación, 87. Congratulation, felicitation.
Felicitár, oa. To congratulate, compliment,
folicitate. or.
Fell sa, $. Parishioner; a constant visit-
Feligr af. A parish and its parishioners,
Feliz, a. Happy, fortunate, prosperous. (ly.
Felizmónte, ad. Happily, fortanately, lacki-
Felonía, ¢f Treachery, disloyalty, felony.
¥éipa, ef. Plush. (Joc.) Drubbing.
Felpádo, da, a. Shaggy, villous.
Felpilla, 4f Corded silk for embroidering.
Félpo, em. (Prov.) V. Felpudo.
Felpfido, em. Plat made into hats and mats.
Felpúdo, da, a. Downy. V. Felpado.
Feménil, a. Fominine, womanly.
Fementlménte, ad. Effeminately.
Femeníno, na, a. Feminine, female.
Fementidamónte, ad. Falsoly, fallactously.
Fementido, da, a, False, unfaithful—s. Liar,
Femineo, nea, a. Feminino, feminato,
Femorál, a. Femoral, belonging to the thigh.
Fendiénte, sm. Gash, a deep cut.
Fenecér, en, To terminate; die.—ea. To
conclude,
Fenecimiénto, 4m. Close, finish; settling.
Fenedál, om. (Prov.) Hay-loft.
Fenigeno, na, a. Having the nature of hay.
Fénix, am, Phonix: exquisite.
Fenogróco, em. (Bot.) Fenagroek.
Fendéineno, am. Phenomonon.
Féo, éa, a. U; Re homely; immodest.
Feracidad, oP “ecundity, fertility.
Ferál, a. Funeral, sad; cruel.
Feráz, a. Fertile, fraitfal; coptous.
Férotro, sm. Bier, coffin, hearse.
Féria, af A week-day ; Jair; rest, repose.
Feriádo, da, a. (Law) The day in which the
tribunals are shut.
Feriál, a. Belonging to fairs.
Feriánte, em. (Prov.) One who trades at falrs,
Ferlár, va. To sell, buy, barter.
Ferino, na, A. Ferine, savage, forocious.
Ferlin, em. An ancient coin.
Forlingótos, em. pl. Kind of paste.
Fermentación, 47. Fermentation.
Fermentár, en, and r. To ferment; heat.
Fermentativo, va, a. Formentative,
Ferménto, sm, Ferment; leaven.
Fernandina, 4f Stuff of silk aud wool.
Foróce, a, (Poet.) V. Feros.
Ferocidád, y/. Ferocity, wildness, crao!ty.
Feróz, a. Ferocious, savage, fierce,
Ferozménte, ad. Feroctously, felly.
Ferra, Nh Farra,
Ferráda, @f Iron club.
Ferrádo, sm. (Prov.) Measure for corn, land.
aris ea. To garnish with points or plates
of iron,
Fé rea, a. Ferrcous; stern, severe.
, af. Iron works, also a forge.
Ferreruúlo, em, A cloak with a collar, bat
no cape. [ing-íron.
Ferróte, em. Barnt copper or brass; a mark-
Ferreteádo, da, a, Garnished, marked with
iron,
Ferreteár, va. To bind, mark with iron.
Ferrcteria, 4 Hardware store.
Ferrificdrse, er. To bo converted into tron.
Ferrión, sm. Ferrióna, af Expression of dis-
pleasure.
Férro, em. Anchor.
Ferrocarril, sm. Railroad. ger.
Ferrón, sm. Iron manufacturer; iron-mon-
Ferropéa, y/. (Prov.) V. Arropea.
Ferragineo, nea, a. noua
y. | Ferragiénto, ta, a. Containing iron.
Ferruginóso, sa, a. Ferruginous.
Fértil, a, Fertile, fruitfal, copious, plentifal.
Fertilidad, 4f Fertility, plenty, fraltfalness
Fertilizár, va. To fertilize, make fruitful,
Fértilménte, ad. Fortilely.
Fórula, gf Ferala. V. Oe
Ferulé en, 4, Like a fornia.
Fervontisimo, ma. Fervientisimo, ma, A
sup. Very fervent or ardent.
Férvido, da, a. Fervid, ardent. [sa
Ferviónte, a. Fervent, ardent. V. Fervoro-
Fervór, em. Fervor, warmth; zeal
Fervorcillo, sm, A slight fervor or zeal
Fervorizár, va. To heat, inflame, incite.
Fervorosaménte, ad. Fervently. [activa
Fervoróso, sa, a. Fervent, ardent in piety,
becene poetry.
Festa ór, ra, 8. A feaster, a courtier.
Festejár, va. To entertain; court, woo.
Festéjo, Festéo, sm. Feast, entertainment,
courtship,
Festéro, sm. Directory of church music.
Festín, am. Feast, og be
Festinación, 4f Haste, hurry.
Festivamúnte, ad. Fostively.
Festividád, af Festivity, rejoeing gayety.
Festivo, va, a. Festiv y, joyful.
Festón, sm, Garland of flowers ;
Festoneár, va. To embollish with fostoona,
Festúca, af (Bot.) V. Cañuela,
Fótido, daa Fetid, stinking.
Féto, sm. Foetus,
Fendál, a. Feudal, fendal.
Feudalidád, y. rad foudality.
Feudalismo, am. Feudalisro.
Foudathvio, i ane d tary, feodatary.
eudatário, em. Feudatary, A
Feudatárlo, ria, a. Feudatary, feudary.
Feudista, em. Feudist.
Fotdo, em, Fief or feo; manor; feudal rent,
Fiíblo, a. (Obs.) Trastworthy.
Fiádo, da, a. Confident, trusting.
Fiadór, ra, 2. One who trusts another; bond,
surety, security; the loop of a
Fiambrár, oa. To put fried meat to cool.
Fiámbre, am. Cold dressed meat.
Fiambrera, af. Basket for cold meat,
FIL ‘
Fiambréro, em. The steward of the larder.
Flánza, sf Caution, security; bond, bail.
wie oa. To bail; give t.—vn. To con-
Fiat, em. Consent; fiat of a king or tribunal,
Ac ef. Fibre, filament.
lrg y. ps pri Fibrine.
sa, a.
Fibala, af (Little us.) A buckle.
Fi of Fiction: falsehood ;
= Ichth.) Whieing
Ficha, anter, used
Ficticio, cla, a. Fictitious, fabulous.
Ficto, ta, a. Felgned, counterfeited; vain.
Filá ga, & V. Hidalgo.
Fidedigno, na, a. dela Beak of vine ay belief
Fidelcomisário, em,
o, Trust, Bares sor of a a
ecuto
Fidelidéd, vw Fidelit eboney Sale, ic loy-
Fidelisimaménte, . SUP. of Fielmente,
Fidelisimo, ma, a. eup. ot Fick
Fidéos, an. pi. Vermicelli.
Fiébre, ever. V. Calentuwra,
Fiebre la, dim. of Fiébre,
Fiél, a. Faitbfal, ae gr loyal, upright.
Fiel, om. Clerk ane inspector of er.
cler
Vieiatnto, Faithfal
Fieltrár, oa. To felt; staff a saddle.
Fiéltro, om. Felt, also a hat, an overcoat.
Fiémo, em. Dung, manure.
Fiéra, y. A wild
Fierabrás, em. pal. bragger, blusterer.
Fieramén VA ner
rm) f e rejoicing ; Uhetivity, holiday.
igón, an. Eating-house, chop-house.
Fiscoire, em. Keeper of an eating-house,
Figuerál, em. Plantation of fig-trecs.
gulino, na, a. Made of pee clay.
Figúra, 2f. E Hee
Figuráble, a.
Peewee ad. Figuratively.
ture of affected gravity.
Pigursda wake he a dea typical; i ation
=
ae A
Figureria, 4 V. Mueca. [a buffoon.
Figuréro, em. Mimic, a ludicrous imitator;
Figarilla, a com. A ridiculous little figure.
Figurills, ita, pig _
N, AP. ous appearance,
Z “0 ee nae, bat binge stalllity’ ting bills.
xation, 8 ; posting
rupias ag Firmly; intensely; fixedly.
ar, oa. To fix, fasten; settle.
em. pl, Chocks ofs prose,
y
Fijo, ja, a. Fixed, firm, pres permancnt,
“a jodálgo, am. V. HY
Y. A row of persons or r things
Filfetga y. (Nan.) Rope-yarn. V. Filástica,
Filacteria, 8/. Phylact
actery.
Filadiér, am. (Nan) A sinall boat.
Filediz, Filára, a. Ferret-silk; filament, fibre.
Filaménto, sm. Filament.
Filamentóso, sa, 2. Filamentons,
Filamténto, em, Spinning part of a factory.
Bere af. Worm bfed in the intestines
pia, e. Philanthropy, -nature.
Filantrópicaménte, ad, teta]
PUTED lee, ca, a. Philanthropical, philan-
Tropic.
Filántropo, em. Philanthropist.
Filár, a Tridngulo r, A mathematical
instrament,—ea, Y. Hilar. (ship.
Filaróte, am, Netting pat on the sides of a
Filástica, af. ¿Y au.) Rope-yarn.
Filateria, 8. Verbosity, od of words,
Filatéro, = A verbose
Filaúcia, Y. Philancía, se love.
Filbustiér, V. Filíbuster.
Filderretór am, Sort of superfine camlet.
Filelk, em. Bu perfine flannel. soft,
Filéno, na, cr (Col) Delicate, effemina:
Fito, em. (Are ) A listel; a hem; sem
spit.
Fileteár, va. To adorn with listels; hem.
Filetén, sm, Kind of embroldery.
a he y Filation ; register of a soldier's
tion.
Fil a. Filial enrol a soldier,
Fillar, on. To prove one's descent.—or. To
Filibéte, em, Fly-bost, a vessel of 100 tons.
Filibustér, ro, sm. Freehooter or buccaneer.
Filicida, em, (Little us.) Murderer of ono's
Filigr ay Y. Filigree, Alguno ay los
a 2 e; an
Filili, em, (Coll) Fineness, neatn : deli.
Filtpóndala, Y. (Bot) V. Xsptrea
Fi pica, 4 af pg ie invective declamation.
Filipich orcen, woollen cloth.
Filiréa, Y (Bot) Phillyrea.
Filis, at Le graceful manner;
Fills , oe, e. (Coll) A tall
[So
Fil, em em, eros) Me Son. Y. Tho
Filo, am, Cutting-cdge.
Filodúxo, em. (Little us.) Person wedded to
Filologia F olégte y. Philo!
ologia, Filológica, ology.
. | Filolégico, ca, a. Phi on
Apia sm. Philologe
Filoména, 4. Nightingalo, philomela.
Filónio, em. Kind of opiate.
Filópos, am. pl. Pieces of linen used to drive
Filosóda, sf. Vesting, spun-silk.
Filosofadór, ra, a. P nilosopher. [stone.
Filosofál, a. ra Philosopber'»
Filosofante, am, (Iron.) Philosophaster.
Filosofér, va. To philosophize; assume the
critic.
Filosofístro, em. A da in philosophy
Filosofía, af. Philoso phy.
Filosóficaménte, ad. Philosophically.
Filosófico, ca, a, Philosophical, , phllosophte
gowgaw.
end pure
fritters,
Filos,
FIS
FLE
Filosofiemo, em. (Iron.) Philosophism, so- | Fisico, sm. Naturalist; physician.
rt
Filosofísta, em. (Iron.) Philosophist, sophist.
Filósofo, an. Philosopher.
Filósofo, fa, a. Philosuphic, philosophical. ¡Fistól, am. A crafty
Filotimia, af (Little us.) A moderate desire
of honor.
Filtración, sf Filtration.
Filtrar, va. To filter, filtrate; strain.
Filtro, em. Filter, a strainer; a philter.
Fimbria, af. Edge of a garment doubled in.
Fimo, a2. Haman excroment.
Fin, em, End, close, conclusion, issue; limit;
boundary; goal. En fin or por Jin,
Finally. Dar jin, To die, Dar fin 4,
To finish. Dar fin de, To destroy com-
pletely. A
e ter fin, Prompted by any motive.
Finédo, da, a. Dead, deceased. Dia de los
Ana All-soul’s day.
Final, a. Final, conclusive.
Finál, em, End, termination, conclasion.
Finalizár, va. To finish, conclade.
Finalménte, ad. Finally, in fino, lastly.
Finaménte, ad. Finely, nicely, delicately.
Finamiénto, sm, Death, deceaso.
Financléro, em. and a. Financier.
Finár, en. To dle.—cr. To long for.
Finca, ef. Land or house peo rty.
Finéza, ef, Fineness, perfection; kindness,
friendship. ES
Fingidamónto, ad, Feignedly, fictitiousiy.
Fingido, da, a. Felgned, dissembled, falee.
Fingidór, sm. Dissembler, simulator, feigner.
Fingimiénto, em. Decelt, false appearance.
Fingir, ea. To feign, affect, pretend:
Finiquito, sm. Receipt in full
Finitimo, ma, a. Bordering, contiguous.
Finito, ta, a. Finite, limited, bounded.
Fino, na, a. Fine, perfect; delicate; smart.
Finta, af A government-tax; a deception.
Finúra, sf Fineness, purity, delicacy.
Fique, er. Hemp of the leaves of the ma-
guey.
Firma, Y. Sign-manual, signature.
Firmaménto, am. Firmament, beaven.
Finis: pa autre: Banporlenadtechibs
‘irmante, pa. and e. Supporter, subscriber.
Firmár, va. To sign, subscribe; affirm.
Firme, a, Firm, fast, hard; resolute.
Firmeménte, ad. Firmly; faithfully, con-
stantly. [ness
Firméza, af. Firmness, compactness; steadi-
Fiscál, em. Attorney-general; censurer.
Fiscál, a. Fiscal, belonging to the exchequer.
Fiscaleár, ca. To become a public accuser.
Fiscalia, E Office and business of the i,
Fiscalidád, af (Little us.) State of the ex-
chequer. fence.
Fiscalizár, oa. To accuse of a criminal of-
Fisco, em. Fisc, fiscal, exchequer.
Fisetér, sm. The small blunt-beaded whale
oo Harpco rail 1
4 n; ery, SCO
deh ra, 8. Harpooner. V. Fisgon.
Fisgár, ea. To mock; harpoon; pry.
na, €. Punster, buffoon; a peeper. lag em. Archer; a bow-
hs pi
ca, 7 Physics.
Fisicaménte, ad. Physically; really.
Fisico, onic: Physical; nataral, existing.
n de, In order that. Por) Fl
Fisouomia, af Physiognomy, lineaments.
Fisonámico, ca, a. Physiognomieal.
Fisonomista, Fisónomo, sn. Physiognomist.
Fistola, ef. (Surg.) Fistula, sul
Fistula, ef Water-pipe; wind instrument.
Fistulár, a. Fistular, fistulona.
Fistulóso, sa, a. Fistulous.
Fis ef. Fissure,
Fitéte, em. A sort of cako.
Fito, em. V. Ifito or Majon.
Fitonísa, e. V. Pitontea,
Flacaménte, ad. Languidly, weakly, feebly.
Flácido, da, a. Flaccid, limber, lax.
Flacidcz, af. Flaccidity, laxity.
"láco, ca, a. Lank; languid; dejecteu.
Flac ” Meagreness, weakness,
Flagelación, 4/. Flagollation.
Flagelante, em, Flagellant.
Flagicio, em. Wickedness, also a crime,
Flagicióso, sa, 4. Flagitions, wicked.
elias pa, Flagrant En fagrante, la
16
Flagrár, en. (Poet.) To burn, flame.
Fláma, q/. Flame, excessive ardor.
Flamánte, a, Flaming, bright; quito new.
Flameár, en. (Nau.) To shiver, flutter.
Flamónco, sra. Flamant or famin [gold
Flamenquilla, ef A middle-size ; A mari.
Flámeo, er, An antique marriage veil.
Flamigero, fa, a. (Poet.) Emitting flames.
Flámula, q. Sweet-scented bower.
Flánco, em. Flank, part of a bastion; flank
of an army; side ofa cup: :
Flándes, em. A most valuable thing.
Flandla, af. Flannel.
Flanqueár, va. (Fort.) To flank; fortify.
Flaón, am. A custard; piece of metal ready
Fing neds on T fi dejected.
aqueár, en. To flag, grow de
Flaquéza, pS Leanness; fecblenesa,
Fláto, em, Flatus; gust of wind.
Flatóso, Flatuóso, a. Flatuous, windy.
Flataléncia, af. Flatulency.
Flatulénto, ta, a. Flatulent, windy.
Flaúta, af A flute; pipe of an organ.
Flantádo, da, a. Resombling a flute.
Flautádo, sm, Stop in an organ.
Flautéro, em, A maker of flutes.
Flautillo, em. V. Caramilio,
Flautista, em. Player of the flute.
Flavo, va, O. Of a sallow or honey color.
FIcbil, a. Mournful, cn lamentable
Flobotomía, q/. Phicbotomy, blood-letting.
Flebotomiáno, em. Phlebotomist.
Flebotomizár, ea. To bleed.
Flebótomo, sm. V. Flebotomiano,
Flécha, q/. Arrow, dart; a string.
Flechadór, sm. Archer.
Flechadúras, 8f. 7). (Nau.) Ratlines.
Flechár, va. To wound or kill with an arrow.
Flachástes, em. pl. (Nau) Ratlines.
Flocházo, em. Blow of a dart or arrow.
Flechéra, af (8. Am.) A long, narrow cano.
Flechoria, 4f A shower of darts or arrows,
maker.
am. Fringe for flounce.
Flégma, ef Phicgm.
: {eal
¡Flegmático, ca, a. Phiegmatic, phlegmats-
FLO
FOL
Fiegmón, em. P. n
Fhe, sra. Pole.—pLk Twigs for barrels.
Filema, 4f. Phiegm; thick spittle; dulness.
Flematico, ca, a. Pulegmatlo; dail, cold,
Fléme, 4/. Fleam for bleeding cattle,
Fiemón, em. Ph! n, an inflammation.
E. fi did (Prov) Dal sluggish, cold.
Y
Fizquilo, wae fabs A ttle fringe or
Fle-t, Flez, em. (Ichth.) A emall flat fish.
Fletadór, sm. Freighter of a ship.
Fietaménto, Fletamiónto, em. Freightment.
Fletar, oa. To freight; foliato a looking-
Flete, am. ht
Flesib: a rr id: dactility.
Flexible, ble, po fant; docile.
ery po Flexion,
Floxo, em. (Little us.) Movement of the lips
wince
a. (Bot.) Flexuosa, ree
Filbote, a: Fly-boat, a en bres
Flin, am. Stone for odging and polishing
Flinflón, es. A fresh-colored, corpul
prin trimming made with fringes.
te, ad, Tol carelessly.
Fig on. To slacken, grow weak.
pike Weakues: ota, laziness.
am. Tool shorn from “Vs hea down.
sok af. (Coll.) Weakness. V.
Figo, ja, a. es weak ; Sapo.
Flémis encarnáda or purpires, Y.
Fite yu br esa,
O ,
patera orn, “dim. small fringe.
Flór, ef. Flower, blossom; prime of youth.
da Y (Bot) Flora, the ‘abscription of the
(masters.
A A Sen ce: F
Floráles, a. pl Floral; feasts in honor of] Fo
Fiora, [de-lace.
Flordelisádo, da, a, Adorned with flower-
Flordelisár, oa. (Her.) To flourish with
flower-de-laces.
da. a. Flowered.
Floreár, ea. To adorn with flowers; flourish, | E
Florocér, on. To flower; flourish, thrive,
Y. dim, Floweret. (ing.
Florectónte, pa. and a. Flourisbing, blossom-
Florecilla, ita, Y A small flower.
Fiorentina, Y.
Florenes; forentines.
Floréo, em. Flourish of action or words.
nao em. Flower-pot; artificial-flower
) Tho fi season,
J Y ab Ar tlilcket = delightful
am. Forester, keeper of a forest.
Forbes, 4 Border of moroceo leather on a
Y. Slap on the fhoo.
Piordaménte, od}
ra, a. E Floriforcus
Fiorentin, am, A silk of} Fogueación,
Freee. sm. Anthology, select writings.
o
F loripéndio, ea em. Magnolia,
am. Florin, a silver coin.
Fiorista,
florist.
em. An artificlal-flower maker; a
Florisddo, da, a. V. Fordelisado.
Florón, sm. A large flower; E
rien em. A (Hot) flore e
reir Bot) Composed of
Picts leet ‘of dips: a multitade,
Flotad y. Rubbing with the hand.
Flotamiénto, em. Gentle friction.
Flotánte, pa. and a, Floating, floaty.
Flotár, on. To float.—va. ae) rub gently.
totadera,
Flóte, : em. V. Fi A’ fiote, Buoy-
ant, swimming,
Flotilla, af, A flotilla ; a small fleet.
ón, Flactuation ; : eam
raión
Flactudnte, pa and a. Fluctuati aon bars
Fluctuár, on. To fluctuate, float, flicker.
Fluctuósa, sa, a. Flactuant, wavering.
Fluéco, am. Flounce: flock.
Fluénto, pa. and a. Fluent, flowing.
ee i ar dim. A small flounce.
Fluidéz, q. Fluidity, liquidity.
Fluído, da, ; fluent.
Fluido, pra] Finids any animal jaice.
Fluír, on. To flow. {mors,
Fl] igo, em. Flax or flow; evacuation of hu-
edad, | Flusléra, y. Y , Pruslera,
Fluviál, a. Flaviatic.
le | Flux, sm. Flush, cards of the same suit.
Fluxibilidad, q. Fluidity, fluency, Haunt
Fluxión, 9 Flow of the humors; a cold;
Foca, y. Bea-calf. [phanta,
Focino, em. Goad used by keepers of ele-
Fóco, sm. Focas; jib; flash of arms.
Fófo, fa, Pod Spongy, soft, emir
ogáda, Fougade, a mine,
Hearth-money, tax on houses
n Spain.
peepee Ue Bla tel ht ofa flame; heat,
Fogón, am, The fireside; touch-hole of a
gon;
Fogonadara, Y. Partner to a ship's mast,
ogonázo, sm. A flash in the pan.
——— af. Excessive vivacity; five tal
vely.
Fogies, cate Fiery; fervent; RSIS,
em. A live coal, fagot, match.
cid . Enumeration of hearths.
o habituste to the discharge
{and des Bil eee sitting,
for the feet
Fogueár, va.
Orie axa.
of
Fólgo, em. regalaba,
Folia, 4/. Py , Madness,
Folláceo, a, Bot) Follaceous.
Foliacién, q/. Numbering the pages ofa book,
Foliar, va. To page a book.
oliatéra, Y. Numbering the pages of a book.
Foliculo, em, Follicle, a seed-veesel or perl-
carp. [galtar
Folij es, em, pl Castilian dance to the
Fólio, arm, Foll
Fólla, af, A conflict;
Folláda, 8. Sort of hollow
Folládos, em, a k po ett
Foll em. Fo ornament of no value.
Folie pa. To blow the fire; form in loaves
bx
FOR
FOR
Folléro, Folletéro, em. Maker or seller of Forchina, sf Warlike instrament in shape
bellows.
Folióta, 4/ Wine measure, equal to a pint.
Folletista, am. Pamphleteer. [newspaper.
Folleto, em. A pamphlet; a manuscript | Foréro, ra, &
Follón, na, a. Lazy, negligent, mean.
Follón, ss, e villain, a mean fellow.
Follonería, sf. Knavishness.
Fóluz, em. A small copper coin, not in use.
Fomontación, q. Fomoentation.
Fomentadór, en. Fomenter. [encon
Fomentár, ea. To foment; protect, favor,
rs em, Fomentation; fue!; protec-
on. ;
Fómes, em. Incentive, 1 to sin.
Fómito, em. V. Fomes, a
of a fork.
Forcina, 4f Trident,
Forénse, a. Forensic. (aw.
‘ Conformable to the statute
Fórfolas, 4/. pl. Scurf, dandraff, or scaba.
Piiin @ Porto: Arias: bras ov cot
a, Y. Forgo; forging; roo: or coment,
Forjádo, em. A piece of gold or silver beatea
into a leaf. [Sit
Forjádo, da, a. Forged, fictitious, counter-
Forjadór, em. Smith, gold-beater; forger.
F ALTA, of. Forging into form; a amare;
a a
Forjáz, ea. To forge; frame, form, invent
Forlón, em. Kind of chaise with four seats.
Fonas, af. pl. Patches to a cloak. Forma, 4/. Shape, regularity, method, frame ;
Fonoéte, em. (Nau.) Foncet. seriously, in earnest, gravely.
Fónda, 4f Hotel, inn, tavorn. Formáble, a. That which be formed.
Fondáble, a, That may be sounded with a | Formación, af. Formation; figure.
plammet. [the bottom. | Formadór, ra, 2. Former or a
Fondádo, da, a. Pipes or barrels secured by | Formáge, em. Cheese-vat; checee.
Fondeadéro, tm. (Nau.) Ancho.
Fondeár, ea. To sound. (Nau.)
a ship.—on. (Nau) To anchor.
Fondéo, sm, The searching of a ship.
Fondéza, ef. (Prov.) Profandity. [wine.
Fondillón, em, The dregs of liquids; rancid
Fondirse, or. V. Hundtree,
Fondista, em. Inn, hotel, or tavern hg th
Fóndo, sm. Bottom; ground of silks, :
plain or cut velvet; stock; capital.
Fondón, sm. Ground of silk or velvet.
Fondarsa, y Profundity, depth,
Fónge, a. Bland, soft, spongy.
Fonil, em. (Nau) Funnel.
Fonsadéra, ef. Tax for the repair of castles.
Fonsédo, sm. V. Fonsadera. Work of a fosa.
Fontána, y. (Poet.) Fountain.
Fon , $77, A source; place fall of springs.
Fontánche, em. Ornament for the forehead.
Fontanéla, g/. Surgeon's instrament.
Fontaneria, 4/. The art of making wells; the
collection of pipes for water.
Fontanéro, em, Pipe or fountain maker.
Fontáno, nay a. Belonging to fountains.
o search
Fontanóso, sa, a, Contalning springs or
fountains,
Fontezuéla, af dim. A small fountain.
ASIN, em. iN Botalon del foque, Jib-
oom.
Foradár, Foracár, 0a. V. Horadar.
Foragido, da, a. Robbing in forests and
w —em. Wicked.
Forál, a (Law) Belonging to the statute law
or to the civil righta
Foralménte, ad. In the manner of courts.
apo tae em. Hole in the under stone of a
m
Fordneo, nea, a. Stranger, foreign.
Foráno, na, a, Rustic; rude; exterlor.
Foráño, ña, a. V. Foraneo, r.
Forastería, ef Place or inn for strangers.
Forastéro, ra, a. Strange; exotic.
Forastéro, em. Stranger, guest.
Forbánte, sm. V. Filibuster.
Forcejár, on. To struggle, strive; contend.
F o, am. Straggling, striving.
ón, em. Effort to disen one's solf.
Fo ne oe a. Strong, robust, vigorous.
Formal, a. Formal; proper; serious, grave.
Formalidád, af Formality; exactness ; cere-
mony. Con d, In earnest,
Formalizár, en, To mako complete.—er. To
grow formal. rules,
Formalménto, ad. Formally, to
Formár, va. To form,
hist id va
ormatriz, a. Formin
Formejár, va, Ñ
E arrange in order.
spacer par abe Side arches of a
vau
Formicánte, a. Low, weak, and frequent
Formidable, a. Formidable, dreadfal, ter-
rific.
Formidablemónte, ad. Formidably.
Formidolóso, sa, a. Timid, fearful;
Formón, em. Paring chisel.
Fórmula, @f Formula, a preecribed model.
Reema, em. Formulary, a book for
mode:
Formulista, em. An exact observer ofmodels.
Fornáz, em. (Poet.) V. >
Fornecér, sa, To furnish, provide [place.
Fornecimiénto, em. (Oba) Provisions of a
Fornecino, na, 4. Bastard, illegitimate.
Fornélo, em. A portable oven or farnace,
Fornicación, 3/. Fornication. (Serip.) Ido.-
Foralcadór, em. Fornicator.
Fornicár, oa. To fornicate.
Fornicário, ria, a. Relating to fornication.
Fornicio, em. Fornication.
retira a a ed; ogni
‘ornir, ca. To farnish, provide, supply.
Fornitára, af. Leather straps for soldiers
nting-types.
Foro, sm. Court of jastice: justice-hall,
Forquilla, £ dím. A small fork.
Forragetedt ha ri T scribble, wi
O , oa. To sera
Forráge, am, Forage, foragin (derer
Fortean e $ fo *collect rob
0 , va. To
Forrár, va, To line clothing.
Fórro, em. Lining. (Nau) Sheathing.
Fortachón, na, a. A person of uncommon
strength.
FRA
Fortalecedér, ra, a Fortifler, [port.
Fortalecer, ea. To fortify, strongthen, sup-
Ao em. The work of fortifica-
Fortaléza, ef. Fortitad strength:
4 e; nerve ;
Forte, ínierí (Nau) Avast! ‘
F am. Piano-forte.
Fortesaélo, la, a. dim. Not very strong.
Fortezuélo, em. dim. A small fort.
Fortificáble, a. Fortifiable.
Fortificación, af Fortification. Fortifica-
Non de campaña, Field-fortification.
Fortifcante’ pa. Fortfyin
o te, O: D
Fortificár, at trengthen, fortify, cor-
, ea. Tos
roborate.
Fortín, am. A small fort; a fleld defense.
F ortuitaménte, ad. Fortuitously.
Fortiito, ta, a. Fortuitous, accidental.
Fortina, ef. Fortune, fate; success.
Fortunádo, da, a, Fortunate.
Forzadaménte ad. Forcibly, violently.
Forzádo, da, a. Forced, constrained; indis-
pensable, [galleys.
Forzádo, am. Criminal sentenced to the
Forzadór, axa. Ravisher.
Forzál, em. The middle part of a comb.
Forzár, oa, To force; urge; ravish.
Forzéea, 4/. A move at checkers ; forced ne-
ty.
Forzosaménte, ad. Forcibly, violently.
Yorzóso, sa, a. Indispensable, necessary,
Forzádo, Strong, vigorous, stout,
Fine, of Pit or Fann ve. pe
Fosédo, en. A or diteh.
Fosadúra,
. Y.
Fosál, e. Gos barying-ground.
Fosár, va. To make a pit or a di
Féaca, ¢ A thick wood or grove.
Fósco, ca, 4, Brow-beaten, frowning.
FA ca, ne zee ro
éaforo, em. Phosphorus.
Fósil, om. Fossil
Fosino, am, (Ichth.) Minnow, a sort of fish.
Fosa, em. Pit; ; moat, ditch.
Fovila, af (Bot.) Fovilla.
Féya, 4/. An oven full of charcoal.
F r, on. To break in pieces; be ship-
Po Downfall, ruin; calamit
amr. ruin; ,
Fracción, 8/. Fraction, part ofan integral
Fraceionário, ria ractional.
Fracmasón, em. V. Framason,
Fractéra, 4/ Fractare of contiguous parts.
FPractorár, ea. To fracture, break a bone.
Frios, Evagácia W. Bpecke f raapbe
ria, q/. Bpectes of ras :
Pramknetty af. Fragrance; cominiasión of 8
me.
ragénte, A, Fragrant; present, actual.
F
Fragárla, af. V. Fresa. [Packet-boat.
F A ta de avtso,
pele ie: al; decaying
Frágilménte, ad Aral dl
Fragménto, sm, ment, pleces, sacra:
Vragolímo, om. Soa heh sntaliee than’ the
bream.
Fragosidád, 4f Roughness; craggedness.
FRA
Fragóso, 88, a. Craggy, rough; fall of brame
es.
Fragráncia, e. Fragrance or fragrancy.
Fragránte, a. Fragrant, odoriferous, —
Frágus, g/. A forge; a place of intrigues.
Ei T, om. er, forgor, counter
Fraguánte (En), ad. V. En Fragante.
Fraguár, va. Te forge; plot, contrive.
ira, 8/. Roughness of tho road.
Jada, af. A monkish trick; a rude action.
Fraile, em. Friar, also a sea-fisb.
Frailecico, em. A little friar; a wild pigeon.
Frailecillo, em. A little friar; a bed
Frailecíto, sm. A little friar; a boyish ot
Fralléngo, ga, Frailéño, ña, a. V. Fra
Frailerla, y Assembly of friars.
nd of friars.
am, se (Bot.) Friar's cowl.
centious friar, V. Bigardo.
Frailúco, em. A despicable friar.
ane nar ye a mason, MASON.
Frambu . The raspberry.
éso, am. Raspberry-bramble.
Framéa, ¢f. (Oba.) Javolin, dart. [ance.
Francachóla, 4/. Dissolutenesa, intemper-
Francaléte, sm, A leathcr strap with a
Hanae te, ad. Frank] ly, freel
caménte, a openly, :
Francatára, af. Act of franking at the P.O.
em. French, the French language.
ira Y. (Bot.) Common yard crow-
Franch em. Franchispane, a perfume.
Fran o pa, a. Franciscan order of
monks, vr ve duty
Francisco, ca, a. V. Franciscano. uty.
Fránco, em. Franc, a French coin; des of
Fránco, ca, a. Frank, open, liberal; exempt;
plain, sincere, fair.
Francolin, sm. (Orn.) The African parses.
Franóla, 4/. Flannel. {shield.
Frángo, sm, (Her.) Division of the field of a
Frangénte, sm. Accident, disaster.
Frangible, a. Brittle, frangible.
Frangir, va. To break into several pieces.
Frangita, 4/. dim. A small fringe.
Frangollár, ea. To do a thing carelessly.
Frangóllo, em. Pottage of wheat and milk,
Frangóte, sm. Bale of goods.
Fra: pr % Bot.) Berry-boaring alder.
a, Y. Fringo.
> va. To fringe, to Maced
o, ram n
FEAR on va. Y Fran ak
n, em. A large fringe.
Pranjucla, . A small fringe.
Franqueamiénto, sm. Manumission.
Franqueár, va. To exempt; frank, exempt
letters from postage ; gratify ; accede to.
Franquéza, 8f. om; sincerity.
Franquia, 4/. (Nav.) Offing; the stream.
Franquicia, ¢. Immunity, privilege, exempt
from taxes.
Fráque, am. V. Casaca.
Frasca, af. (Prov.) Dry leaves or small
branches of troes.
Frisco, em. A square bottle; Powder-hor
i
FRE
Frise, Frásis, g/. Phrase; idiomatic oxpres-
1 (dienta.
sion.
Frasia, 4. Dish of tripes and other
Frasista, am. A plrascologist.
Frasquéra, 4/. Bottle or liquor case.
Frasquerilla, ita, 4% Small bottle-case.
uéta, 4f Frisket of a printing-presa.
Frasquillo, ito, em. dém. A small flask.
Fratacár, oa. (Arch.) To lay a mortar casing
on a wall [ing.
Fratérna, e/ A reprimand, lecture, or scold-
Fraternal, a. Fraternally, brotherly.
Fraternalménte, ad. Fraternally.
Fraternidad, af. hls ga de brotherhood.
Fratérno, na, a Fraternal, brotherly.
Fratricida, 8. cora, Fratricido.
Fratricidio, em. Fratricide.
cheat, trick.
Fraude, am. ig a
Frauduléncia, 4. Fraudulence, Hexic,
y.
deceitfulness.
Fraudulentaménte, ad. Fraudaolently, kna-
iit rg ta, a. Fraudulent, drets
y y.
Fraudulosamónte, ad. Frandulently, it-
Fraustina, af. A wooden head fur ladies’
Frasindla, f. (Bot.) White ditta
n : ny.
Fray, tm. icon for fraile.
Frazdda, af, A blanket.
Frazadilla, ef A small or light blanket.
Frecnóncia, ef: a eneney.
Frecuentación, 4f Frequentation.
Frecuentadór, ra, 8. Frequenter.
Frecuentár, ear. To frequent, haunt
Frocuentatlvo, a, (Gram.) Frequentative,
Fracuénte, a. Frequent.
Frecuenteménte, ad, Froquently, often.
Fregación, g/. (Obs.) Friction.
Fregadéro, am. Scullory.
Fregádo, em. The act of scouring or
Fregadór, sm. Scullery; dishclout.
Fregadúra, af. The act of
Fregájo, am. V. Ed .
Pr am, V. Fricacion.
Fregir, ea. To cleanse, scour, scrub, polish.
Fregáta, 4/. (Coll.) V. Fregona.
Fregatriz, af. Kitchen-mald, kitchen-wench.
Fregóna, af. Kitchen-maid, kitchen-wench.
Fregoncilla, af A little kitchen-maid.
Fregonil, a. EPIA to a kitchen-wench.
3 leis Y. A little kitchen-girl. [pan.
re
Freila, af A lay sister.
Fréile, am. A knight of a military order.
Freir, ea. To fry or dress in a ne pan.
be A hoop or osier to bind with.
réjo
Freneria, ¢ Business of bridlo-making.
Frenéro, 8m. A bridlo-maker, a Jorimer.
Frenesi, sm. Frenzy, madness; folly.
Frenéticaménte, a
tractedly.
Frenético, ca, a. Mad, distracted, frantic.
Ing.
ean-
[ing.
rubbing or scour-
O
ingro-
| Fricción,
ef. Act of frying or droesing in as Frióga, A
1
FRI
Frentóro, sm. Band on the forebead of ehil-
dren.
Fréo, em. (Nau.) Narrow channel for boats.
Frés, em. v.) Gold or silver lace.
Frosa, 4/. Straw %
Frosáda, V. Frasada.
Fresál, O Strawberry -plant, straw-
berry-
Frósca, ef. V. Fresco.
Frescachón, a. A stout,
Frescál, a. Not ve
Frescamónte, ad, Kocently, lately ;
Frésco, ca, a. Fresh, new; pleasant; cool;
ruddy. {ra.
Frésco, em. Cool, refreshing air. V. Frescu-
Frescón, na, a. Very fresh; blooming.
Frescón, sm. Bloomy, a raddy countenance.
Frescór, em. Cool, refreshing air. V. Pres
cura. ness.
Frescúra, 4/. Freshness; amenity; dar
Fresnéda, 4 Plantation of ash-troes.
Fresnillo, am. V. Dictamo blanoo.
Frésno, em. Ash-troc. ¡gp A spear.
Fresón or Fresón de Chile, sm. (Bot.) Chili
straw .
Freequecito, ita, Fresquiilo, lla, a. V. Frer-
Fresquísta, em. A painter in fresco.
Fresquito, ta, a. Cool, conlish,
Fresquito, sm. Cool, fresh air.
Sl la ad. Just row, lately.
o, 1. (Her.) Banded. V. Cotizado.
good-looking man.
fresh, stale. >
coolly.
Frótes, 4f (Her.) Frets or bands of a
shield.
Frexól, em. (Bot.) Y.
Frúy, em. Father, ff a re
brother, if a secular man. [by a bos.
Frez, Fréza, Y. Dung; tarned up
Frezáda, ef. A blanke
Frezár, on. To nibble the mulberry leaves.
Fria, a. (Prov.) Dead fowls as tribute.
Friabilidad, @f blo mel ttlenesa
OUB person, or
Friáble, a. Friable, brittle.
Frialdád, 4f Frigidity; dulness; unconcern.
Friaménte, ad. In, a graceless manner,
coldly.
Friático, ca, a, Foolish, silly; chilly.
Fricación, af Friction, frication.
Fricando, em. Collops: stewed veal.
Fricár, va, To rub, scour.
Fricasé, em. Fricassoo.
: Friction. V. Fricacion.
. Friction, rabbing with flesh-
brush, La,
Friéra, 4/. Chilblain.
Frigidés, af V. Frialdad.
Frigido, da, a. (Poct.) Cold. V. Fria.
sm, French bean, also kidney-boan. | Frigón, em, (Ichth.) ta PAY.
ae Extremely
Eran Vr
, am. (Bot.) Y.
Fringil am. Y Monge, for a bird.
igo,
Madly, fariously, dis- Frio, ía, a. Cold, frigid, indifferent; beart-
e868,
Frio, sm. Cold; fresh air; dniness
Frenillár, va. (Nau.) To bridle the oars. Friolénto, ta, a. Chilly; very sensible of cold.
Freníllo, sn. Impediment of the tongue.
Fréno, em. A bridle; a curb, a restraint; a
Frioléra, af An insignificant speoch or act;
a trifle.
control. porno: Friolóro, ra, a. V. Friolento.
Frentál, a. Applied to the muse
Frentáza, af. augm. A broad forehead.
Frénte, (oe forchoad; face; front.
es of the | Fridn, na, a. augm. Very insipid, awkwarl.
Frisa, 8/. Frieze, a coarse woollen stuff.
Frisádo, em, Silk plush or shag.
FRU
Frisadór, am. Frizzler, raiser of the nap on
frieze or cloth.
FUL
Fruslcro, ra, a. Trifling, frivolous, fatile.
Frustráneo, nea, a. Frustraneoua: vain.
Frisadúra, 8f. Act of frizzling or shagging, Frustrár, va. To frustrate, balk, defeat—vr.
Frisár, ca. To frizzle or frizz; resemble. To fail
Friso, em. (Arch.) Frieze; a wainsoot. Frustratório, ria, a. V. Frustráneo
Frisól, en, (Bot.) French bean. Frita, y. Fruitage, fruit.
Frisón, am. A large dray-horse; a large-|F em. Frut ornament of frait.
sized animal. Frutál, a. Fruitful, fruit-bearing.
Frisuélo, en. Dry bean.—pi. Frittera. Frutál, sm. Fruit-tree.
ita, of. Frit, for making glass. Frutár, oa, (Prov.) To fructify, fertilize.
Fritida, 4£ Dish of fried meat or fish. Frutéra, of. Frait-woman.
Frittléria, pb (Bot.) Fritillary. Frutería, 4/. Fruitery.
Fritillas, A Fritters, pancakes. Frutóro, sm. Fruiterer; fruit-basket.
ito, am. V. Fritáda. Frutescónte, a (Bot.) Frutescent.
Frittra, ef: da ir Frátice, em. Any A aay lary shrob.
Frivolaménte, ad. Frivolously, triffingly. | Fruticdéso, al t.) Fratesoent; shrabby.
Frivolidad, ef. Frivolity, triflingness. [ty.|Prutiér, sm. Purveyor of fruit to the royal
Frivolo, la, a. Frivolous, vain,emp-| family.
Fróga, y. Brickwork. ae Frutificár, va, V. Fructificar. [riea.
Frogár, ca. To make a wall of brick and | Frutilla, y. Small fruit; round nut for rosa-
e, em. (Bot.) a twig of a tree | Frutillár, sm. Strawberry-bed.
with its leaves. Frito, sm. Profit, advantage, income.—pl.
Frondescóncia, y. (Bot.) The leafing season. | Products of a country.
Frondescénte, 4. Frondescent. Fu, tnterj. Of disgust.
Frondifero, a. (Bot.) Frondiferous. Fucár, am. A rich, opulent man.
Frondosidád, ¢f. Foliage; redundancy of|Faco, em. (Bot.) Y. Bargass
words. Fuégo, em. Con on; firing of soldiers;
Frondóso, sa, 4. Leafy, Inxuriant. hearth, fire-place; ardor.
Frontal, am. Front ornament ofan altar. | Fuégo! Fuégo de Diós ! interj. Bless mo!
what is this! (tapers.
root: ef. Ornament for tho front of an
‘tar.
Yrónte, of. V. Frente.
Frontera, sf. Frontier, limit, border.
Fronterizo, za, a. Limitaneous; bordering
upon.
Frontéro, era. Frontal.—ad, In front.
Frontéro, ra, a. Frontier.
Frontil em. Matting for oxen's forehcada,
Frontino, na, 7. Animals marked in the face.
Fróntis, sm. Frontispiece.
Frontón, am. Wall for poring at fi
D, 6%, r g yes,
da, a. Broad:
Frontádo, -faced.
Frontára, 2/7. Front of a stocking-frame.
Frotecién, Frotadáúra, y. Friction.
Frotár, ea. To rub; stroke gently.
ra, a, V. Frutal. [Ing season.
Frutesoéncia, ef (Bot.) Frutescence or fruit-
Fractife nte, ad. Vales OS
Fructifero, ra, a. Fructiferous, fruitfal.
Fruetificacién, 41. (Bot.) Fructification.
Fructificadór, ra, €. Fertilizer.
Fructificár, va. To fructify; to profit or give
profit, benefit; edtfv.
osaménte, ad. Fruitfally.
sa, a. ri pol
a. denle monious, sparing,
Frugalidad, af. Fragality, parsimony, thrift.
Frugalmónte, ad. Fragally, sparingly.
Fruición, ¢f Frultion; satisfaction, gratifi-
Fruitivo, va, a. dr eer ing
Frumentáceo, ea, a. V. Frumenticio.
Framenticio, a (Bot.) Frumentacions.
Fruneido, da, a. Frizzled, corrugated.
Francidór, sm. Platter, folder.
Francimiénto, er. Friction, deceit.
Fruneir, ea. To plait; knit; conceal truth.
Prusléra, 2/. Motal made of latten filings.
af. Trifle, frivolity.
Fuellár, am. Paper ornament around wax
Fuélle, am, Bellows; tale-bearer; leather
curtain.
Fuénte, em. Fonntain; jet; first cause.
ET la, ita, zuéla, q. A small foun-
taln.
Fuér (A’), ad. A’ fuer de caballero, Upon
the word of a gentleman.
Fuéra, ad. Out; without; over and above.
Fuéra, . Away, get you gone.
Fuéro, am. Statute-law of a country; juris-
diction; charter sepan
Fuérte, em. Fortification, fort.
Fuerte, pde abide stout; strong, firm, hard.
Fuérte, ad. Strongly.
Fuertecico, illo, ito, av. Small fortress.
Fuerteménte, ad. Strongly, firmly, fast.
Fuórza, af Force, vigor; fortitude, valor
courage; violence, coercion; the natural
force, power, or faculty of things; strong
F ro Blight ol t; state of the ut
ef, clopement; e ut-
most perfection of a thing. (Mus.) Fn-
gue, a piece of musical composition. Fu-
ga de risa, Fit of langhter.
Fugacidéd, ve Fugacity, volatility, brevity.
Fugáda de Viénto, y. (Nau.) Sudden squall
or gust of wind. [(Met.) Perishable.
Fugáz, a. Fugacious, volatile; fugitive.
Fugido, da, a. (Poet.) V. Fugas. [bla
Fagitivo, va, a. Fugitive; unsteady, unsta-
Fugitivo, va, 2. A fugitive.
Fuimiénto, sm, Farmer of sheep-walks.
Fuina, 4 (Prov.) V. Gardufia.
Fulanito, ta, 6. Little master, little miss,
Fuláno, na, 4 Such a one.
Fulzocér, on. To shine, bo resplendent.
Fulgénte, a. Refulgent, brilliant.
Falgido, da, a. (Poct.) Resplendent,
Falgór, em. Resplendence, ony:
FUN
FUT
Folqurábts, pa. and a. Resplendent, shin-
ng.
Fulgurár, en. To yield splendor.
Fuliginóso, sa, 4. Fuliginoas, dark, obscure.
Fullerázo, em. Great cheat or sharper.
Fullerésco, ca, a. Belonging to art ke
eg Y: o corning, sail
ulléro, 87, , cheater, er,
Pel oe, Brey sa
ullóna, ¢f (Low ute, quarre
Fulminación, ef. Palaos
Fulminádo, a. Wounded with lightning.
Fulminadór, em. Thunderer. minant.
Fulminánte, pa. and a, Fulmina ful-
Fulminér, va. To falminate; express wrath.
ÍA nea, a. Belonging to thunder and
ng.
Fulminóso, . a. Thundering, striking ek
Fumáda, sf Mouthful of smoke; whiff
Fumadóro, am. A pee for smoking tobacco.
Fumadór, am. (Coll) Smoker, one who
smokes tobacco.
Fumánte, pa. Fuming, smoking.
Fumár, va. To disperse in vapors; smoke.
Fumaráda, 4/. Blast of smoko; a pipeful of
F ae Y Bot.) Fumito
um á S
Fumear, va. E pla ió
Fumifero, ra, 4. Smoking, emitting smoke.
Fumigación, af. Fumigation.
Fumigadór, em. Fumigator.
Fumigár, oa. To fumigate, smoke.
Fumigatério, ria, a. Fumigatory.
Fumorólas, 8f. pl. Cavitles which emit s
sulphureous smoke.
Fumosidád, ef Fumidity, smokiness.
Fumóso, sa, @. Full of smoke or fume.
Funámbulo, sm. Funambulist, a rope-
dancer. [nity ; rout.
Función, af Function, employment; solem-
Funcionário, «. Fanctionary.
Fanda, 4f A ve a sheath; a table-cover.
Se oan af Foundation, groundwork ;
se, origin.
asp epa le Fundamentally.
Faundadór, em. Founder.
Fundadóra, ¢f Foundress.
Fundamental, a. Fundamental, essential.
Fundamentalménte, ad. Fundamentally.
Fundamentár, oa To found, lay the foun-
dation. (principle.
Fandaménto, em. Foundation; reason;
Fandar, va. To found, lay the foundation ;
Funderia, 4£ Found
undería, af. Foundry.
Fundible, a. Fusible.
Fundíbulo, sir. A machine for throwing
stones; A sling.
Fundición, 4/. Fusion; foundry; a casting-
house. room.
Fundidór, sm. Founder, melter; casting-
Fundilário, am, Slinger.
Fandir, oc. To found; cast into moulds.
Fúndo, sm. (Law) V. Heredad,
Fúnebre, a. Mournful, sad; faneral.
Fúnebreménte,ad. Mourafully, sorrowfully.
Funepéndulo, am, Pendulum.
Funeral, a. Funeral
Funeral, em. Tho solemnization of a burial.
dire Funerárias, $/. pl, Y. Funeral.
ror, | F
Funcrário, ría, a. Fun funereal.
Funéreo, rea, a. (Poet.) Mournfal, sad.
Funestár, co. To sadden, make sad.
Funestaménte, ad. Mournfally.
Funósto, ta, a. Funest, dolefal; sad, dismal,
Fungir, on. To affect im
Fango, em. Fungus, fi excrescence.
Fungón, sm. A , ina snuff-teker.
Fungosidád, af. gosity, excrescence.
Ss ry ag a, Fungous, excrescent, spongy.
Funiculár, a. Funicular, consisting of corcs
Roe fibres, (Poet)
nte, a. (Poet.) Furious, raving.
Faria, y. Fury, rage; agitation.
Furlál, a. Belonging to the Furica.
Furibando, da, a. Furious, enraged, frantic
urlosamónte, ad. Furiously.
Furióso, sa, a. Furious, frantic, frenetic.
Furlén, sm. V. Forion.
Faro, ra, a. Shy, reserved ; fierca
Furór, em. Madness; rage, anger; enthul-
asm.
Farri . V. Farriera.
Pure e. Quarter-master, also a jailer.
Furriéra, ¢&% Place of keeper of the keys of
ma YB vado, boast, b
. Bravado, rag.
to, ad. By meal clandestinely,
Furtivo, va, a. Furtive, clandestine.
Furúnculo, em, (Surg.) Furuncie.
Fúsa, ef
Fusádo,
with fusils or spindles.
Fúsca, ef. A kind of dark-colored duck.
Fusco, ca, & Fuscous, of a dim or dark
color.
Fasibilidad, y. Fasibility, flaxibility.
Fasible, Fusil, a, Fusible.
Fusil, om. Fusil, firelock ; musket
Fusilázo, em. Musket-shot
Fusllería, q. Body of fusileers.
Fusiléro, en. Fusileer, musketeer.
Fustlico, em. A game at cards.
Fusión, Y. Fusion, liquation.
Fusique, em, Snuff-box shaped as sn apple
Fúste, * Small veasel with lateen salis;
thin boards of wood; kind of woollen
cloth,
Fustága, sf. A large rope to hoist and lower
tho main-sail.
ahr Y. borage cotton staff
"ustanéro, 8m. an man .
Fústo, em. Tree and bows of asaddle; shat
of a lance; groundwork of w
Fustéro, ra, a, Belonging to a fast.
Fustéro, em. Turner or carpenter. i
Fustóte, em. (Bot) Sumach-tree used
dyeing. V. Fustoc,
Fustigár, va. To whip, fustigate.
Fustína, af. Place for fusing metals.
Fustóc, em. Fustic, a yellow dye-¥
Fatil, a. Fatile, trifling.
Futilidád, ef Futility.
Futára, ef. lll hs survival. :
Futurário, ria, a. Applied to a person el
joying the revarsion of an o:
Futurición, 4/. Futurition, faturity.
Futúro, ra, em. Futuro. Fu
Futáro, em. Future, futurity ; (Gram.)
ture tense.
GAL
G.
8, Before the vowels a, o, and
has tho
same sound in Spanish as English; but
Meir sind as hor dr, da
A strongly aspirated, as in hay, her,
Gabácha, ps Kind of loose garment. _[low.
Gabácho, ans. Sloven, a dirty miserable $l- | Q
Gabácho, cha, a. The natives at the foot of
the Pyrenees.
Gabán, an. A t with close sleeves.
Gabánzo, em. (Bot) Dog's rose,
Gabards,
y. Wild white rose.
Gabardine, cassock.
Gabárra, y
Gabarréro, sae Deals in wood; lighterman.
Gabérro, sm. A awelling on the pastern of | GQ.
horses; pip in fowls; a flaw, an error.
Gabáta, ef. A wooden basin, a bowl.
Gabázo, em. Bruised sugar-cane.
Gabéla, y. Gabel or ql vel, tax to govern-
Gabesina, sf Ancient kind of arma,
Gébia, sf. (Nau.) The main-top-sall.
Gabiéro, em. Top-man. [room.
Gabinéte, am. cabinet ; also a council
Gabién, ea. Staff mado of silk mixed with
wool; a gabion. feared for burning.
Gabisón, am, Heap of herb kalé pre-
Gabóte, em. v.) Shuttlecock.
psa em. V. Gamo.
Gacéla, ef V. Gama.
Gacéta, Y. V. Gazeta.
Gacetéro, Fu me Gaadero,
Gacetista, of V. Gasetista.
ista 7 Pricer A’ gachas, On AE
locks.
Gacho, cha, a. Curvated. bent; slouchi
Gachón, na, 6. and 2 Pampered, spoiled
sweet, attractiy
Gachoneria, Gachonáda, Y Carees, cndear-
ment, fondness.
upin, sm. Name given in Mexico to a
native of Spain.
Gáta, af. A hook, or can-hooks; also specta-
Gafír, oa. To hook, to catch with a hook.
Gafedéd, af Leprosy; contraction of the
nerves,
Gaféte, om. Clasp, a hook and eye.
Gaho, pene pepe a. proms, infec: with con-
Gafén, am. (Orn) Greenfinch.
Gage, sm. Salary, pay, wages.—pl Per-
uisites, fees.
ako a. Y. Tartamudo.
f Bagpipe; fiageolet; hand-organ.
Gaiteria, af. A gay and gaudy dress,
Galtéro, em. Piper; coaxer, wheedler,
repo ra, a. Gay, paved foppish.
y. pl W ase oe
em, A bro branch or bunch; the | Gal
coral division of an orange,
sa, G. Branchy; spreading. [tation.
Ao dreas ; gracefal; parade, oston-
rro Faller's-earth, alumina.
A qn artful thief, rogue; hang-
ona ra, & Dainty. Y. Goloso.
‘ GAL
Galán, em. Gallant, syruce, well dressed;
also a lover, a courtier.
Galán, na, a Gallant, gay, fino, courtly.
Galina, ef. A kind of chick-pea; a woman
showily dressed.
Galanaménte ad. Gallantly, el tly.
E em. A buck, & ap a little
Galings, Y. (Bot. eevee of the arrow-root,
áno, na, Q. , genteel; elegant.
Galante a, Gallan E brave; elegant.
Galanteadór, am. over,
Galanteár, ca. To court, woo; ornament.
Galanteménte, ad, Gallantly, "civilly.
Galantéo, em. ee favor, courtship.
Galantéria, 4f Gallantry ; manner;
liberality.
paa sm. (Bot.) Snowdrop.
alandra, ef A showy, splendid dress,
Galápago, em. Fresh-water tortoise; bed of
= ponent: frame for a vault.
Galapo, em. Frame for twisting ropes.
pera em. Guerdon, reward, recom-
Galardonkise: ra, & Remunerator. (quito.
Galardonár, va. To reward, recompense, re-
Galarín, em, Y. Gallarin,
Galáto, am.
Galatite, y.
Galavárdo, em. Sal ean, and weak man,
Galeria, 4 tgs JE Galas the mar
panda MG a Of the color et gall calbantiil
Galbanéro, ra, a. Lazy, indolent, inattentive.
PO rra sm, (Pharm.) Galbanum, a resin-
ba pao am. The nut of the cypress-tree,
oe em, A kind of tight great-coat.
Gal au.) Wheel-rope of ne
Rec whee thing
[
Geldrate af. (Prov.) Top, a child’s lane
Galas >> a, ie e or preface of a wor
6 ieee Got) bcn nal inal a ae aa
a al goat's-rue.
Galéna, 7 Ga ena, sulphuret of lead.
Galónico, ca, a. Galenic, galenical.
Galenismo, em, Galenism, doctrine of Galen.
Galenista, em. Galeníst, a follower of Galen.
Galóno, a. Y.
Galea, py (Icht Sword-fish.
Galoén, om. pl. (Nau.) Galleon. ings,
che ree alliot or galley.—pl (Nau.) Oar-
Galedte, em. Galley-alavo.
. Galley.—pl. Punishment of row-
ven to criminals; house of correc-
[for correction.
Gslorids, af (Print.) ls proof of a galley
pobre am. A wago
Orn.) Crested 1 lark.
da A soft, mild wind.
e, swindler. (poor,
Gin Y. One hound bitch; Lira a the
Galgána, af. Y. Talbdana. (Bot) Y. Galana.
Gálgo, em. Greyhound.
Galguéño, fis, a. Resembling a greyhound.
Gálgulo, sm, (Orn.) Roller. [Cybele
Gallambo, em, Song of the Gallic pricet of
Gallbár, va. (Nau.) To mould.
slérno, a, (
GAL
Galibos, em. pl, Nem) Models of ships
str Hae da, a. Infected with the venereal
[lican church.
idos a. La iglesia galicuna, The Gal-
ip va. To infoct with the venereal dis-
[
Galicísmo, em, Gallicism, French phrases.
Gálico, sm. Venereal disease.
Galiodso, sa, a. (Coll) Y. Galicado.
Gallo, em, (Bot.) Cheese-rennet bed-straw.
eta Y. de t) Cummon hedge-nettle.
Gálipot, on. White frankincense; also res-
in from the pine-tree.
Galivos, em. copan © bevelli
Galizábra, 8/. Vessel carrying lateen sai
mae ca A the cock's sperm in
t
Gallirdse Y. An alry Spanish dance.
Gallardaménte, ad. Elogantly, da
Gallardeár, on. Tu he gracefal ;
Gallardóte, em. Pendant, poco
Gallardctón. sm. (Nau.) Broad ne
Gallardia, q/. Genteelness, elegance; bravery,
activity.
Galtirdo. a. Gay, palas gallant, bravo.
pp 3 (Orn) idgeon.
Gallarón, am. (Orn. $ kind of bustard.
pb rz ved aarp ee
allarúza, af, Coarse garment of country peo-
Galleár, oa. To copulate - birds; assume
Gallogide, 2 Byer Ay fth
ssembly and manners of the
natives of Galicis. 2
Gallógo, om. In Castile, the northwest wind.
Gallóta, 4/ Sea or pilot biscuit; mess-bowL
Galloticas, 8/. pi. Small or sweet crackers.
Gallicinio, gm. (Coll.) Cock-crowing at ap Pee
Galil, sm. (Anat.) Uvula; part of the
Gallina, af Hen; coward, chicken-hearted.
Gallintzs A a Hon-dung. (Orh.) Carrion |G
vulture, [co ce.
Gallineria, y. Poulterer'’s-ahop; hencoo
Gallinéro, ra, a. (Falc.) Feeding’ upon fow a
Gallinéro, em. Poulterer; ben-yard; fowl-
basket.
Gallinéts, af. (Orn.) Band-piper.
lin sa, a. Timorous, coward!
Gallipare, an Tarkey. ye
Gallipdilo, em. Cockerel.
capaci em, (Prov.) pies witon G
to, em, Beau, coxcomb; small
Gállo, em. (Orn.) Cock , ont) ca a
sea-fish; chief of a
Gallo-bósque em. (Orn.) Wood use,
Gallo-crósta, q/. (Bot.) pb clary-sage.
Gallófa, y/. pd given to pilgrims; divin
a lazy life. (Prov.) Directo: of divine
service. upon alma,
Gallofeár, on. To saunter about and live
Gallofiro, ra, a. Idle, ps vagabond.
Gallófo, fa, a. Y. Gallo [toona,
Gallén, em. (Prov.) Green pert tarf.— pi, Fos-
Gallonáda, 4/ Wall made of sods.
Gallúda, y/. A Dae -swoet-william.
Gains Y. ¥ a
Galóch locha, prin patten.
Galón, 4 em. e. lace; gallon-measure.
Galonázo, sm. Largo
nament.
galloon ; oxcossive or-
GAN
Raloneedtrss Y. Garnished with lace or gal-
loons.
Galoneér, va. To lace, adorn with lace.
Galonéro, ¢. Lace or galloon maker.
Galopár, on. To gallo {execation.
Galópo, sm. Gallop of a horse; hastinesa of
e bippia da, a, Done in a harry.—ema.
ipping, floggi
Galopeár, ox. V. Ga opar.
Galopin, em. A cabin-boy; a sculllon; sa
contemptible rogue.
a, of. Knavery, craftiness.
Galóta, af V. Galocha.
Galpito, am. A weak, sickly chicken.
Galvánico, ca, a. (Phys.) Galvanic.
Galvanismo, ses. Galvanism.
Galvanizár, ea. (Phys.) To galvanize.
aña 8/: Gamut, the scale of notes; also a
(num.
ild Syrian rue, pega-
li-shaped man with-
A tall, i
one life or spirit.
ámbaro, sm. A kind of small craw-fish.
Gun af. capers in dancing;
langa
Gamboteár, en. To caper like a horse,
Gambúto, em. A quilted great-coat.
Gumbo, em. Cap for a now-born child.
rete sim. pl. (Nau.) Counter-timbers,
arched timbers.
Gambrón, em. (Amer.) A kind of estinet.
Gambúx, sm. A small cap for children.
Gaméla, A Kind of basket. [
Garoña, A dra for ot a Y
Gamelléja, af. A amall yoke. {grapes.
ellón, am. A lates: 7 OKO: trough for
Gamézuo, am. Little young bnek.
Gamma, 4. Qamut,
Gámo, sm, Buck of the fallow-deer.
Gamalogía, 4/ . Discourse on marriage.
Gainén, em. Se (Bory Asphodel. fish,
a Posemtcior am. Place in Puch ies flour-
amoncillo, 8m. (Bot.) Onion-leaved
el
Gamonito, sm, Young shoots; yo
sages:
Gamonóso, sa, 4. Aboundin ae rs La
Gamáno, na, a. Applied to t
Gamáúza, q. Chamois; chamois y
ra{ls. | Gamuádo, da, a. Chamois color.
dim. Kind
Gane 7 inclinati deere mino, lt mari
ana, 8f. Inclination, D
Ganadería, ef. o to sell.
Ganadéro, ra, a. (Obs.) Belonging to cattle.
Ganadéro, ra, 4. 5 Greet, owner of Hore
drover. us of the same descri
Ganádo, sm. (Coll) A generic name to cat
Ganáncio, 9f Galt, prof, advantage.
ananc n, $, advan
Gananciál, a. Labra Bienes ga
ctalea, Property cpt aber daring Bar
Ganancióso, pally Ne Lucrative, gainfal
Ganapán, em. [loees, wins,
pisado eg » Pis gain at reagan be
Ganár, va. T o gain, conciliate ; acquire.
Ganchiro, em, Conductor of a raft of timber.
Ganchillo, em. A líttle hook or crotch.
aie em, Hook; a crotch; an allurer, 8
nia, sa, A. Hooked, curved.
- G
GAR
GAR
Ganchudlo, am. dim. V. G
anchillo,
Gandáya, af Lazinesa, idleness. V. Cofla.
Gandido. da, a. (Prov.) Seduced, led astray.
Ganda, em. Ornament or ruffle of a
‘s dress, [corwar.
Gandujar, va. To bend. V. Znooger and En-
Ganfilonéro, sm. Gonfalonier, pope's stand-
ard-bearer. {ish church.
Ganfan6én, aa. Gonfilon, en:
gro
ones . Company of strolling players.
Gánglios, am. pt. (Anat.) Ganglions.
(yangóso, se, E. Phi ur through the nose,
Gangréns, an e, mortification.
7. To become gangrenous.
Gangrenéso, pr “a. Gangrenous.
Gangueír, on. To speak ariba the nose.
Ganguil, em. A barge; a!
penis sa, a. Destrous, am dons
Gansarón, em. gión at a tall, thin man.
Gáneo, se, 8. Goose; tal silly person.
Gánte, em. Linen manufactured in Ghent.
Ganrée Y. Picklock, a lockpicker, a pum
Ganztar, ea. To pick a loc or.
Gahan, em. Shepherd, herdsman ; day-labor-
afianta, a. Number of day-laborers
Gañido, sm. as howling of a dog.
Gairilea, em. pl. Fauces, organs of the voice.
poe va. a ree or howl; croak, cackle.
Ste, era. Organs in the throat.
Garabato, sf. of. Coll.) Throwing a hook.
o hook; scrawl; use eva-
[bling.
Garabatéo, em. Hooking, scrawling, scrib-
Garabatillo, sm. A emall hook ; an obstrac-
tien of the lungs. to, A thief.
Garabáto, em. Pot-hook. Moso garaba-|G
ia sa, a. Elegant, charming, at-
Garabiters om. A cover spread over frait-stalls.
irreal af id finery in dress,
Gardate, pg ‘Goaiantes: V. Mador.
Garantia, af Warranty, enarantes
Gsranúr, ea. CO hogy
Garafién, em, Jac En. (L Low) Lecher.
Garapácho, sm. Kindo of dressed meat.
sarc agit af. Congesled liquid; kind of
Garapiilár, ea. see ice; refri
Garapifiéra, gerator; a cooler.
Garapita, ¢/. tahingenet -net with meshes,
Garapito, em. Small insect, a tick.
, om. Dart made of ps TERA
8f. Game at cards, (Coll.) Careas.
Garavito, am. A market-stall for fruit and
Gérba, of, Bhesf, as
Garbancillo, em. Bot) Holy bastard vetch.
eer om. Ground sown with cbick-
Garbancéra, sf. (Bot) Y. Garbanctilo,
Garbánzo, sm. (Bot.) Chick-pea or common
chick-pea. in horses' foet.
Garbanzuélo, em. dém, Chick-pea; disease
Garbár, ea. (Prov.) To form sheaves.
Gerbeér, va. V. Garbar. To seize.—on,
To rs an air of dignity.
Garbéña, £/. (Bot.) Common heath.
E
S
print pa pl. A ragout made of herba,
cti Fay em. Sifter, eer:
Garbillar, va. To garble, sift.
Garbillo, em, Riddle, a coarse sieve.
Garbin, em. Coif of net-work.
Garbino, sm. Southwest wind.
Gárbo, sm, entity elegance, ally.
Garbosamónte, ad. Gallantly, nobly, liber-
Garbóso, sa, a. Genteel, elegant, munificent,
Garbúllo, em. A confused crowd or multi-
tade.
Garcáro, em wn (Ome Heron-hawk.
sacs ae au.) Main-top-sail. V. Gavia.
= Garotta, af, A young heron ; hair ndo in
m nee:
Gardáño, em. Male martin. Colt) Filcher.
Garth, af. Claw of beast or b:
Garfada, Garfldda, ef. Boing with the nails,
G ‘on. To drag with a hook.
“hook ;
of spit [eus.
oa sure A oe of thick mu-
e P ttin e
Gurenedd § phelgm.
spl os
aryalen, am, Spit Es
Gargajiónto, ta, a. Phe gm, rox peetueatlon:
Gargájo, sm. Phelgm; an ill- Eme child.
Gargajóso, sa, a. . Gargajtento
Garganchón, sm, V. Gargi gorge.
Gargánta, 4/. Throat; the tn lhalep: a torrent;
Gargantáda, 8f. Any liquid or blood from
the mou pt Nee of the blocks.
Garganteadtiras, ef pl. (Nau.) Throat-seiz-
caren’ onto o quaver, warble.
argantéo, em. Quavering.
Gargantilla ef. Necklace ; top of the beam
of a potters wheel
Gargantón, ns E pe ravenous.
árgara, oise made in gargarizing.
Gargarismo, sm. Sven, garaiing.
Gargarizár, oa. To le,
Gárgol, em. Groove.
Gárgol, a. (Prov.) Empty:
8f. A spout in
la
applied to eggs
e form of an ani-
[pipe.
Ganeutro, éro, em. The gullet; wind-
Garifilte” bly Y. Gerd tte,
Garifo, fa, a. V. eh [bennet,
Gariofiléa, sf (Bot.) mmon avens or herb-
Gariófilo, am. (Bot.) Clove-tree.
Garita, ¢f Sentry-box; porter's lodge.
Gariteár, on. To gamble. [bler,
Garitóro, em. A gaming-house keeper; gam-
Garito, em. Gaming-house.
Garladór, ra, s. Babbler, rattler.
Garlánte, pa. (Coll.) Babbling; prater.
Garlár, ea. (Coll.) To babble, ql enters
Garlito, em. Weel, a wicker trap for fis
al acy . Ox-goad. V. po ae ge
? Jack-plane, & one one
Garde Y Dignity and of 8 coun:
cillor ; > fiquor of honey and wine; com»
pan of strolling playors.
Garnáto, sm, Garnet. V. te.
Gáro, sm. A kind of lobster; brine or pickle,
G sree, tO or talon, or fang.
GAS GAY
arrafál, a. A kind of cherries; great, Gastadéro, em. Waster, spendthrift.
A Pere me = Gastádo, da, a. Outworn. [destro
at
Garreñila, am, A small decanter.
Garrafiñár, ea. (Coll.) To grapple, snatch.
irri am. A large glass vessel; a demi-
obn. [bery.
Garráma, @¢ Moorish tax; imposition, ro
Garramár, va. To rob, plunder; collect a tax.
= Y: (Coll), Sword.—(Nau.) pl
Garráncho, am, A broken branch, a splinter.
Garrapáta, ef Tick; a short person.
Garrapateir, on. To scribble, scrawl,
Garrapatilla, ef. A small tick.
Garrapáto, em, A kind of moth.—pi. Pot-
hooks, ill-formed letters. (moorings.
Garrár, Garreár, on, (Nau.) To drag from
Garridaménte, ad. Gracofully, neatly.
Garrido, da, a. Handsome, neat, graceful.
Garróba, 4f. arrofa,
Garrobál. em, Plantation of carob-trees.
Garrobilla, ef Chips of carob-trees used in
tanning. [bread.
Garrébo, am. (Bot.) Carob-tree, or St. John's
Breer af. Javelin with a hooked head;
a
Garrocháda, ef Prick with a Or spear.
Garrocheadór, em. Goader, pricker.
heár, va. V. Agarrochar.
Garrochón, em. 8 used by bull-fighters,
Garrófa, or Garróbe, 4f (Bot.) Smooth-taro;
fruit of the carob-tree,
Garrofál, em, V. Garrobal, [of prey.
Garrón, em, Bpur of cocks; talon of a bird
Garratázo, em. Blow with a cudgel.
Garrotál, sm. A plantation of ollvo-trees,
Garróte, em. Cudgel ; strangling a criminal
with an iron collar, throat.
Garrotillo, em. Quinsy, inflammation in the
Garribia, ef V. Algarroba. [on
Garrúcha, 4f Pulley; board to comb wool
Garruchón, sm. Body of a coach without
straps. [on board of ships.
Gerreotios, am, pl. (Nau.) Cringles; rings
Garruchaéla, ¢f dim. A small pulley.
arrádo, da, a. Nervous, brawny, strong.
Garralación, Garrulidád, sf Garrulity, lo-| Gaván
era?
Garruladór, ra, 8. A garrulous person.
Garralár, on. To chatter; talk idly. [lous
Gérrulo, la, a. Chirping; chattering, garru-
Garúa, Y. (Amer.) Drizzle.
Garúlla, ef Ripe grapes which remain in
Ps ra 5 a 1.) Rabble,
rza, sf, (Orn.) Heron.
QGárzo, sm. Agaric.
Gárzo, za, a. Blue-eyed.
Garzoneár, on. To be boyish; court.
Garzóta, ef. (Orn.) Night-heron; crest of a
helmet. [of meat.
Garzil, a. ont Applied to a certain kind
Gas, sm. (Chem.) Gas, air.
| J Gasa rayada, Btriped
muslin.
Gasconáda, e/. Gasconade, boast.
Gaseóso, sa, a. Gaseous.
Gasometria, 4/. Gasometry.
Gasdmetro, em. Gasometer. {of earth.
Gasón, em, (Prov.) V. Yeson. Large clods
Sethe, a. That may be wasted or spent.
Gauze,
. | Gaúcho,
Gastadór, ra, « Spendthrift; a prodigal; a
Gastamiónto, er. Consumption or wasta,
Gastár, ca. To expend; waste: plunder.
Gásto, sm, Expense, cost.—pi. charges, dis-
bursement,
Gástrico, ca, a. Gastric.
Gastrológia, 4f Gastrology.
Gastronomía, 4/. Gastronomy. [belly.
Gastruréfia, q/. Sewing up a wound of tho
Gastrotomia, ¢f Cutting open the belly.
Gata, 4/. Sho-cat; hand-screw, trick.
af. Clawing; artfal theft or scurry
Gatafúra, 4/. Cake of herbs and sour milk.
on a, Y. Affected civility or submis-
sion.
Gatázo, em. A 1 cat; an artful trick.
Gateddo, da, a. Feline, catlike. [the natin
Gateamiénto. em. Scratching, with
Gateér, en. To scratch or ap apr sen ¿Bla
Gatéra, q/. A cat's hole; common cat-mint.
Gateria, af Number of cats together; mean
servility ; rabble.
Gatéeco, ca, a. Belonging to cats, feline.
Gatica, lla, ita, ens. A little she-cat.
Gaticida, em, In the jocular style, cat-kíller.
Gatico, illo, ito, em. A little eat
Gatillázo, sm. The noise of tho trigger at
firin,
Gatillo. em. A kitten; trigger of a gun;
cramp-iron. jack, jack-screw.
Gato, am. Cat; pick ct; cramp-iron;
ped Gatúña, ¢f. (Bot.) Rest-harrow, cam-
moc.
Gatúno, na, a. Cat-like, feline.
Gatunóro, em. Vender of smuggled meat.
Gatupério, sm, Mixturo of liquors withont
art and proportion.
cha, a. (Arch.) App
Gaudedmus, Gaudéto,
making.
Ganudivis, 4/ A white cotton staff.
Gaálla, y. (Bot.) Y. dd de
Gavánco, em, ( t.) V. ujo.
Gavánza, af. Flower of == dog-rose.
su
pao
em. Feast; merry-
zo, 8m. Dog-rose. Y.
Gavása, g/. Harlot, strumpet. [worm abeda
Gavóta, 4 Drawer of a desk; im slik-
Gavetilla, sf A small drawer of a desk.
Gavia, 4f (Neu) Main-top-sail; a med-
house; hole for a treo. (masts.
Gavicro, sm, (Nau.) Seaman of the top-
Gavidta, y (Nan.) Scuttle. — [a lo
pd e las tone Se Salar are in
am. w-hawk.
Guard of a sword. V. Toletes. us
Gavilancillo, em, A young hawk.
Gavilla, af. Sheaf of corn; gang of
Persona,
Gavilléro, am, Corn-sheaf stack; a nest of
Gavina, ¢f (Prov.) V. Gaetota.
Gavión, om, (Mil) Gabion; a large hat.
Gavioncillo, sm. (MIL) A smal! gabion.
Gavióta, y. (Orn.) Gall, sea-gull.
Gavota, 47 Gavot, a French dance. [pbiea
Gaya, £/. Stripes on stuffs, ribbons, dee. ; tro»
Caras y Dis pr. ut
y: . tare.
Gayár, oa. No adorn wi rim
GEM
GEN
a Y
sen, Qi)
Garena? Y. (Naa.) Y. aula,
Gayémbe, ef. (Bot) White single-sced
(tree.
Ga Bot.) Bear-berry strawberry-
gris pa Place al of bear Deny ieee
Gaz, sf. oom Straps for blocks,
Gazafaton, Gazapaton, 6m. Nonsense; fool-
hook.
y talk”
azápa, 4/ pra eg St Lie, falsehood.
Loud wrangling or quarrelling.
Suen Y. Warren; an unlawful hiding-
P
G eo, ilo, ito, em. dim. A small rabbit.
Garsbing af. Assembly of vile people.
Gazápo, sm. A yonne rabbit; an artful
knave; a
Gazal, em. V. Gamo,
piso of. Gazelle, antelope.
Gazéta, sf. Gazette, newspaper.
Gazetéro, em. Garetteer ; also paper-carrier.
Gasetéra, Y. She =e sells gazettes.
Gazetilla, af A lgacetio: ai a newsmonger.
Gazetista, em. A great reader of papers; ono
who hts in reading; a newsmonger.
Gazi, a A r converted to Christianity.
Gazmiar, ea, To steal and eat tid-bits.—on.
To complain; resent.
Gazmó), em. Cancer on tho tongue of fee ae
y-
Gazmoñáda, Gazmoiieria, *i
emur.
Gazmoñéro, ra, Gazméiio, fiat Sy eel
Gaznár, on. Y. Grasnar.
Gaznatada. af. Blow on the throttle.
Gaznáte, on. Throttle, ban us
Gaznatico, ilo, ito, em. Small windpipe.
Gaznató Blow on the throaty y pan-
[Jerusalem.
Gazofilácio, em. Treasury of the temple of
aoe aan, (Bot) Cominoa thrift, sea gilly-
Gazpachéro, am. Dinner-carrier to work-
A up er.
ho, sr. Spanish soup and dish.
Ga af. Keen stomach, violent hunger.
Qe of Name of the Bos ish letter y.
Géfe, em, Chief V.
Gegen, sm. Gnat, broublaaonió mosquito.
Geimbriél, em. Kind of sealing-wax from
Gelatino, na, @ Act of grinning.
Gelatina, sf Gelatine ; a pa jelly.
Gelatinóso, sa, a. Gelatinons, utinous.
Gélido, da, s a (Poet) Gelid, 1 ad. (silks.
Geliz, am. Overseer who weighs and solls
Géma, @f An ill-squared bear with bark.
Gemál, a. The le or breadth of a gema,
m end of the thumb to
extended.
Geméla, 4/. Sweet-scented flower.
Gemecár, on. To sob, sigh convulsively.
Gemélo, am. Twin. (Nau.) Side beams of
the masta.
Gemíido, sm. Groan; lamentation; howl.
Gemidér, om. Lamenter, mourner.
Géminis, om. Gemini; healing plaster.
Gemir, on. To - howl; roar; grant.
Gemúso, en, E. l-equared timber.
Genciána, af (Bot.) oe) pea
(Pro a hee Crook, sheep-
fing vineyards, Gendárma am. Ge
ut for watch- pee ina af. Gendarmery.
Genealogía, 4/- Genealogy.
Genealógico, ca, a. Genealogical, ser rey
Genera em. Geneal = Los
Generáble, a. Generable, that may
Generación, af. Generation ; progeny, Late
ous order.
lineage.
ponerse em. A gencral; superior of a rell-
Senert! , a. General, universal, common,
a (Nau.) Signal to join convoy.
Generis, af. A beat of the drum to arms,
Generaláto, sim. Generalship of religious
orders,
Generaléro, am. V. Aduanero,
Generalidán, Y. Generality; community,
corporation. {ho ase
Generalif, Generalife, em. (Obs.) Coun
Generalísimo, sm. Generalissimo, or the
commander-in-chief
Goneralización, ef Generalization.
Generalizár, ea. To generalize.
Goneralménta, ad. Generally.
Gencránte, pa, and a. Generating, engen-
dering; generant.
Genera 70) va, a. Generative.
Genéricaménte, ad. Generically.
Genérico, ca, a. Generic.
Género, sm. Genns; kin; e: Way; sex,
gender. Gooda, merchandiso.
Gencrosi ef. Nobility;
eneroaity aie
nificence ; valor. Finous
Generóso, sa, a. Noble, O je
Génesis, sm. Genesis, the first book of the
Old Testament.
Genetliáca, a/. Science of casting nativities,
Genetliáco, ca, a. Genethllacal [root
Gengibre, em, 190) Ginger, an aromatic
Genial, a. Gen Dias y festivo
Genta lidád, af Habits or dispositi e
enia abite or on of a
Genialménte. ad. Genially.
Génio, sm. sonia nature peculiar tem-
adniy Hap Bo ) Si? rt ist
enípi, sm, t. mugwort or worm-
Genista, 47. ( SM, mage
Genital, a. Scie oe V. Testicuio,
Genitivo, va, a, The power of generation.—
am. The genitive case. scope,
Genitúra, 4% Generation. (Astr.) Horo-
Genizaro, ra, a. Begotten by parents of dif-
ferent nations.
Genizaros, em. pl. Janizaries.
Génoles, sm. ele! Futtocks.
em. A light yellow pasto of
Seach. den
aaa ln a Bal oe mob. V. Gentualla.
Génte, e, nation.— pi, Gentiles.
Gentecilla, y/. Bebe rabble.
Gentil, em. Gentile, pagan, heathen.
Gentil, a. Genteel, elegant; excellent, ex-
quisite. "[valet of "people of rank.
Gentil Hómbre, sm. Gentleman; also the
Gentiléza, y. Gentility, elegance ; senos
freedom. er:
Gentilicio, ia, a. Peculiar to a nation; he
Gentilico, ca, @ Heathen, gentile,
heathenish.
Gentilidád, q. Gentilism, Sr pa»
Gentilismo, am. V. Gentilidad,
Gentilizár, on. To observe the rites o
se
Gentilménte, ad. Gonteelly ; heathenish E
Gentio, am. Crowd, multitude.
Gentudlla, Gontáza, 4 Babble, mob.
Genuflexión, of Genuflexion.
nino, na, 4, Genuine, pure, real, natural,
Geocéntrico, a (Astr.) Geocentric. (Ing.
Geodéela, 4/ Geodsesia, or art of land-eurvey-
Geodésico, rye a, + Geodata
Geografía, Y 8
Geográficamén Pi Geographically
Geográfico, ca, a E ap ical.
Geclogia ef. € Geology. rok a
{ares
Geomancia, 4/. Goomency: foretelling by fig-
Geomántico, em. Geomancer.—a Geo-
mantic.
Geómotra, sm, once a geometrician.
Geometría, Y. o ie
Geométricaménte, ad. Goometrically.
étrico, ca, a. Geometrical, geometria. | G
cr Geoponics, the dootrine of
Geopónico, ca, 2. Geoponic, agricultaral.
Galion Y. Georgic, a poem upon fol
mera pis, ef. Geosco Yo knowl enue
Gestion, ca, 2. Gootlo, longt
bay a -~ (Bot.) Crane BAL RE
see zh ye A arr Hierapicra, a bitter
jerarchy.
rarquico, ca, €. Hierarchical,
pde Y. A cen hs Custard.
Gerifalte for a bird.
Gore oras Ora) Gerfalcon ; a gun of
ata ay yf Cono izo of Abog Ay
y. Jargon, ria
[Jeringacion,
Geringa, > Geringació ef. V. Jeringa and
reel re , OA. pa Ry
Geringázo, em. V. Jeringaso.
Geringuilla, sf dim. V. Jeringuilla,
OT aha a. Belonging to the jargon of
genes a Jargon of the gipsies.
Gérmen, em. Germ, bud; gem; spring; the
embryo of the fruit.
Germinación, ¢f (Bot.) Germination.
Germinár, on. To germinate, bud.
Geroglificn, sm. Hiorogly ph or hieroglyphic,
Gerog Slice, ca, a. Hieroglyphical” thero-| G
a. Hie ero-
onus of Small 1 sterile shook of a vine near
roth, with sugar.
Piero am. Dish of
Gerundiáda, 47. (Coll.) Pompous, AS
expression.
ndio, em. (Gram.) Gerund, a verbal
Gerviguilla, 4% Kind of short boot.
venida em. (Mus.) The first sign or clef
to music,
Gósta, y/. (Bot.) V. Retama,
Geatéro, ra, a. Playing antics ; a gesticulator.
Geeticalación, > Gestloulation, gestare,
Sees: va. To gesticulate, make grim-
: Gostionlá, a Relating to gestures.
nds, in mutton ne
e Administration ; condast; exer
Gea, am. Face, visage; grimace; resem:
Géta, q/. Blobber-li upped” Mushroom.
Gético, ca, a. Thic
ieee da, a. Lavin: ga lips.
Gialomina, @f Sort ellow ochre.
Giba, e Hump-back, hunch.
Gibádo, SS Crooked, hump-
Gibár, va. LA een: ; troub
also a a 4
‘Gibbons, hamp-baeked.
Gicama, 8 A a root resembling
Glloráda
giga EA af dle, ively te Lively tu a
pirceok
Gigantéeco, ca; Gigintico,
ca; Beta na, a. Gigantic, gisntlike
Gigantéz, y. Gigantic tallness,
Gigantilla, 4/ A short and lusty woman.
Gigantillo, sm. A young t (sigo,
Gigantón, na, $. augm.
a te, am. nod — a hotch-poteh.
e.|Q
en qe pl pees Ne a white and red
cube, em. Bhort coat worn by
Gliguoro, $ om. (Orn.) A goldfinch.
Gilmaéstre, em. Bubaltern of mounted
ao e. com. (Cuba) Twin.
y: (Nau. rian ‘of timber round
the masts and yards.
Gimnastérea, em. Gymnasiarcha, a
of an par school.
Gimnésio, em. School, academy; oar
Gimnásta, er. “Master of athletic exercises
Gimntsion So Sram grant
mn ca, a. nastic,
Gimnica, / Aymnica, athleticexerciees and
the art of teaching barra]
Gímnico, ca, &. Gymnasti
Gimnósobsta, sm. Q fs pearareerelt
auroras. Y. (Bot) Yomo cae
Gimnospérmo, ma, a. Qymnosperm
anon oe seeds naked.
Cull.) To be always crying.
EEE hey Did sip eet iD
Gincbra, bra if Ra dosnter: do genera
bráda, y. Sort of puff paste.
Gineeocréin af. Gyneocracy, bear
Ginésta, po arn Nam ven ltrs a Ga
nestáda, Y Sauce
Ginéta¢ Horsemanshi a
Ginéte, he Horeesoldier: horseman.
Se em, sig a gob oe
To vibrate, as &
aie yc af Ginjól, em, Y. ds.
Gi injolóro, ~ E Asufa
t. nseng pass.
Gipetew oa a O ‘ a a Sa ens ar
Gira, af. Sam ay cloth; feast; pablic
ofa strip, lip.
GLI
Gtréfs, fraffa, camelopard. (status.
Ghilda af Weathercock in tho form of a
Qtraldóte, em. Surplice without sleeves.
Giraldilla, af din. A small weathercock
ike a statue.
Gtrándala, 47 Box of Lo: girandole, a
branched candlestick.
bellotas] sm. V. Novilunto.—pa, Turning
orrepites, of A purgative confection.
o tam; ‘hurdle; remit by bills
es exch
Girasél, em. Frait of the lac-tree.
Giraedl, sm, ( Bot.) Sun-flower.
> ab om, Onn = for a horse.
Girmo, em. Embryo of a frog.
Giro, em. A circular motion ; ctrcumferenee.
Girofina, y. Ragout of the livers and lights
Giroancillo, em. dim. A tac cn plate of cloth
Girovágo, ga, a. V. Vagabundo.—em. Wan-
monk.
e 5 ea. To dig about a vine.
Gis, am. (Piet) A crayon.
Gista, an. Yeast for heaven or ferment.
Gitanáda, sf. Blandishment, wheedling, flat-
tery.
Gitanaménte, ad. In a sly, winning manner.
Gitenefr, va. W bool entice.
Ghtanería, af. W sl 3 mika cite
Gitanésco, ea, -
Gitanfllo, Da, e. ‘a a
qa om. Th y ca SR
Gitáno, na, 2 Gipsy: epee
Gitén, em. Ancient coin. V. Guiton.
Gliaclál, a. Mar g The frozen sea.
Ghiola, am. (Fort.) Y
Gladiatér, em. mm. Gladiator, 8 sword-player; a
o a, pr a. Gladiatorial, gladiatory.
Giadilo, am. (Bot) Common Sor fag
va. o e like a
Glandí ra, Glandigero, ra, a, Glandifer-
ous, bearing acorns,
Slándala, Y Diana; landules, Kernels
a t a erne
Glandulilla, Fade a small mall gland.
Ghenauléen sa, 2, Glanduloua. sand.
Prov.) Coarse gravel mixed with
Giasé, om. A sort of bright, changeable silk.
da, a. Embroidered, glossy.
ea em. (Bot.) Woad or common d '
cine.
Glanceecénte, a. (Bot.) Glaucescent or glan-
em. (Bot.) Yellow horn-pop poppy.
ecided
oon es, a. (Bot) Glancous, a
oary, gray surface.
ee am, A e of bluish e
perio so (Areh.) Glyph, a concave OrnAa-
{engraving upon gema,
Gittografie, F Giytogmsty, description of
Glébo, em. Globe;
sphere; orb.
Globóso, sa, a. FE apherical.
Glóbulo, em. Global
Globulillo, em. dim. “Little globule.
Sita ee Gat Snare
ven ; honor, fame. [in
- To glory, boast; take delight
. SBummer- Ouse, bower, arbor.
ón, Y/. Glorification, praise.
Glorificadór, am. Glorifier.
Glorificánte, pa. and a, Glorifying; giortfier.
geting oa. To glorify; exalt; praise,
Gilorion asta ad. Gloriously. (proud.
Glorióso, sa, a. Glorious, ex $; boastfal,
f Gloss ; a comment or commentary.
Glosadór, am. Commentator, glosser.
Gidear, va. To explain by comment ; palli-
ooo A gi
O, am. joasary.
Glóse, em. Gi g or commentating,
> a . A short cod iy comment, or note,
Loa ption of the tongue,
Glos Y. ( ) Glottis, opening of A
n, na, & A gormandizer.—a. Giatton-
Glotonazo, s. Great glutton, gormandizer.
Glotoncillo, 8. Little glutton.
Glotoneér, en. To devour, gormandize.
Glotonería, Glotonía, 4. Gluttony.
Glútea, em. Gluten.
Qlutinosidád, af. Glatinousness, viscosity.
G!lutinóso, sa, a. Glutinous, viscous, mucous,
soe em. (Bot.) Gnaphalium, V. Na-
Gnómico, ca, 4. Gnomologio, sententlous.
Gnémo, em. Gnome, a cos o
Gnómon, sm. Gnomon, the hand of a dial,
Gnomónica, 8/. Gmnomonics.
Gnomónico, ca, a. Gnomonic, gnomonical.
QGnóstico, sm. and a. Gnostic; the earliest
heretles.
a | Gobernación, 4/. sorerament V. Gobierno,
Gobernácalo, em. V. Fobernalle,
Gobernádo, da, a. Governed.
een am. Governor, Ars
bernadóra, ef. Governess, directross.
Gobernall bernállo, am. (Nau) uae
Gobernánte, em. (Coll.) Governor or direct.
Gobernár, ea. To govern; regulate; head,
command, direct.
Gobernativo, va, & V. Gubernativo.
Seno ape nance executive pow-
; regularity, conduct, management.
|] gSbio, en em. (Ichth.) nce
oymen ition; possession.
pla pá bo armor for the head.
Goche y. Bow.
Géeho, i Pig, h
Selene ics alt no ae
Gódo, da, e. Gothic; a Goth.
rope fh, a. Stupid, ignorant;
Gola, 4. Throat; gorget; coll
Gorge, the entrance of 8 bastio; on, dec,
Goléta, 47. (Nau.) A schooner.
Golfán, am. V. Nenufar.
Golfillo, em. dim. A sinall gulf.
Golfin, am. V. Del
GólLo, en. Galf or y; an i
e. (Eon)
GOR GRA
Golilla, sf Spanish m : a sound arse, or. V. Agorgrjarse.
beating’ a ee Goede. em. Grab, weevil; a dwarfish boy.
Golfliéro, ra, £, Collar-maker.
Gorgojóso, sa, a. Full of pols or weevils.
Golleria, Golloris, £/. V. Gudlorta, Gorgorán, em. Sort of silk grogram.
Golléte, sm. Throttle; the neck of a bottla | Gorgoreér, en. To cry like-a turkey-cock,
irc em. Narrow passage of mountains | Gorgorita. 4/. Bubble formed by rain.
or rivers.
Gorgoriteár, on. To quiver the voice.
Golmageár, en, (Prov.) af rro
Y.
gear, mes Gorgoritos, sm, A Quivers of the voice.
pea fy ja, a. ( y Y. Goloso. Gorgorotáda, 8/. The quantity of liquid swal-
Golondrina, ef on) Swallow. (Ichth.) cravat,
8
lowed at once.
Sapphire, tub-fish. Gorgotéro, am. Peddler, hawker ; an ancient
Golondrinéra, af. (Bot.) Swallow-wort.
Gorguéra, af Armor of the neck.
Sore am, A e swallow; vagrant; | Gorguerin, y. Small ruff or frill for the neck.
ta
Gorgúz, am. Javelin, a missive weapon.
Goléndro, em. Desire, longing. Gorigóri, sm, Mimic of the clerk's chant at
Golosaménte, ad. Daintily.
funerals.
Golosázo, sm. Glutton, dainty mouthed. Gérja, 4‘ Tbroat, throttle; merry-making.
Goloseár, oa. V. Golosinar.
Gorjál, em, Collar of a doublet; armor of
Golosina, ¢f Daloty, a tid-bit; desire. other.
the neck. .
Goloeinar, Golosincár, Golgsmeér.—oa. To
eat, be fond of tasting ties.
Golóso, sa, @ A person fond of dainties.
Golpázo, em. augm. A great blow.
Gólpe, em. Blow; knock; burt; contusion.
en pendón em. Beaton place; repeated
noise.
Golpeadór, ra, 2. Striker, beater.
Golpeadúra, af. Percussion; act of striking.
Golpedr, va. To beat, strike, knock.
Golpéo, am. V. Golpeadura.
Golusmiéro, ra, a. Y. Goloso. [arable.
Góma, sf Gum. Goma ook Water
1
Gorréro, am. A cap-maker; a parasite
Gorretáda, af. Salute or blow with a cep.
Gorréte, em. Small cap.
Gorrica, illa, ita, s. Small cap or boonet
Gorrico, illo, ito, sm. Small round cap.
Gorrin, Gorrino, em. A small pig.
Gorrinillo, tto, em. A small sucking-pig
Gorrión, sm, (Orn.) Sparrow.
Gorrioncíllo, sm. A small sparrow.
Gama a ori of rogues.
orrista, sm. Parasite, sponger.
Górro, am. A nightcap. es
Gorrón, em. A parasite; spindle; 5
Gorróna, g/. Strumpet, prostitate. [gravel
Gorronál, em. Place full of pebbles or coane
QGorronézo, en, A t rake.
Gorállo, em. A ball of wool or other mater
which sticks together. Te koot
aoe: em. (Nau.) Granny's bend, a ses
Gostar, oa. (Prov.) V. Gustar.
Gita, ef A drop; the gout.
Goteádo, da, a. Sprinkied, spotted, ain
Goteár, To let fall drop by drop. [va-anet.
Gotéra, af Gutter; fringe of bed-hangings,
Goterón, sm. A large drop of rain.
Gotica ila its y Droplet a small drop
ca, Ula, ita, 4/. plet, a
Gótico, ca, a Gothic. Letra gótica, Gothic
characters.
y P
Gozánte, pa. Enjoying; enjoyer. pues
— OP. ro-
Gomecillo, am V. Lazarillo. ater-
man, lighterman. f utton.
Gémia, FA Bugbear to frighten children; a
Gomosidád, pr Gumminess, viscosity.
Gomóso, sa, a. Gummy; full of viscous
humors,
Góndola, 47 Gondola, a Venetian boat.
Gondoléro, sm. Gondoller. (writing.
Gongorino, na, @ (Coll) Affectedly pompous
Gongorismo, #7. Pompous poetical lan-
guage. [ces.
Gongorista, 8/. An affected, pompous poet-
Gongorizár, on. To affoct a a poetical
style. {uring angles.
Goniometría, 2f Goniometry, art of meas-
Goniómetro, sm, Gonlometor, instrumont
for same,
Gonorréa, af. Gonorrhea, a disease.
ación sm. A kind of edging for embroi-
ering.
Gordal, a, Fat, big, fleshy. [oxen.
Gordána, af. Oil extracted in India from
Gordázo, za, a. Very fat and biz.
Gordico, ica, illo, illa, ito, ita, €. Not very fat.
Gordifión, na, €. A very corpulent, flabby
aéráo, da, a, Fat, corpulent. obese rich;
o, da, a. corpulent, o E :
ante, em. Fat, suet. . '
Gordolóbo, sm. (Bot.) Great-malloin.
Sona as a. augm. coll. Very fat and cor-
pulen
Gordúra, af. Grease, fat; coppulency:
Górga, af. Food of hawks; whirlpool.
Go ór, ra, 8. Warbler, modulator.
Gorgeár, en, To warble, chirp.—or. To gab-
ble as a child. (child.
Gorgóo, em. Quaver; chirp; chatter of a
ie V. Gorgeo,
Grabadór, em. Engraver.
Grabadáúra, Y Arc of engraving; eculptora
Grabár, ea. To engrave on stone or metal
Grabazón, em. Engraving, sculptare.
Gracejánte, pa. Jester, joker.
Gracejár, on. To joke, jest.
Gracéjo, sm. Joke, wit; a pleasant speaker.
Gracia, q/. Grace; name; elegance; kind
ness ; concession ; pardon ; ÍAYOr.
GRA
GRA
Graciáble, a. Good-natured, affable; easil
obtained. re
Graciadér, ef (Bot.) V. Gractola.
Graciecita, em. A little favor.
Grecia. ee Hedge b
é t). »
pao ad, Graciously, | Findly : gra-
Graciosidad, y. Gracefulness ; facetiousnees.
Gracióso, sa, a. Graceful, beautiful; face-
tious; benevolent; extravagant.
papery sa, &, Merry-andrew, buffoon, har-
ernie Y Step of a staircase; gradual ie
E . Ste as : ; har-
Gradación, af. Scale of music; climax.
Gradádo, da, a. A building with an order of
around it. (the harrow.
, O Ger To harrow, break with
Gradátim, ad. Gradually, by degrees.
Graderia, 4/. Series of seats or steps.
Seale of. (Dim.) Small step or seat; tile-
mou
Gradinár, ea. To ent off with a chisel.
Gradino, sm. Chisel; graver, the tool used
tn graving.
Gradidlo, em. (Bot.) V. Gladéolo.
Grado, em. Step of a staircase; d
kindred ; (MIL) Rank.
Gruwinación, sf Measuring; graduation.
Graduádo, da, a. Graduated officer.
Graduadn, sm. Graduate.
Gradual, a Gradual, [tle and gospel.
Grmluál, am. A verse read between the epis-
Gradualménte, ad. Gradually, by degroos.
pide: em. Candidate for academical
egrces,
Graduár, ra, To measure or compere grad-
uato; give military rank; divide the cir-
eumference of a circle into degrees. (Coll.)
To ealculsie.—or. To graduate, take a do-
gree.
Graf, sm. Graver, a tool used in ving.
Gráfico, ca, a. Graphic; well delineated.
Graficaménte, ad. Graphically, in a pictu-
ue manner.
Grafila, af. The border on the edge of a coin.
Grafio, em. A stone-cutter's chisel.
Cees is pl. Biscuits made in tho form
an
Gracie a A ease
ag CAS sugar-plum.
Graja, £/. (Orn.) Jay.
Grajádo, sm. Top of the rudder.
Grajal, a. Belonging to crows, ravens, or
magpics.
G ra, a Apples to rookerics.
Grajilla, ef. A small jay.
Grajo, sm. (Orn.) Jack-daw.
Grajuélo, em. A small jack-daw.
a na, a. Belonging to jack-daws,
G af. Brake for dressing hemp or fiax;
creeping wheat grass. ws.
Gramal, em. Where po o wheat grass
Gramálla, 41. Coat of
Gramalléra,
Pot-hangor.
Gramár, va. To knead the dough of bread.
Gramática, 4/7. Grammar; study of the Latin
language; strength of natural reason.
Gramatical, a. Grammatical.
Gramaticalménte, ad. Grammatically.
of
Gramático, em. Grammarian.
Gramaticén, em. A grammarian. {[podant.
Gramaticuélo, om. dim. Gramaticastor; a
Gramatiqueria, 4/ (Coll) Any thing belong
ing to grammar.
Grama Y/. Professor of grammar.
emita, Y. An instrament for drawing
nes.
Gramineo, ea, a. (Poet.) Gramineons, grassy.
Graminivoro, ra, a. Graminivorous, living
upon grass, [wheat grass grows.
Gramóso, sa, a. Ground where creeping
.|Gran, a. Great; chief or principal.
Grande.
Grána, 4/. Grain or seed ; seeding season.
Granáda, af. Pom ate; band-grenade.
Granadéra, 4/. (Mil.) A grenadier's pouch.
Granadero, em. o ) Grenadier.
Granadilla, y. (Bot ) Passion-flower.
Granádo, da, a. Large; principal; select
Granádo, em. (Bot.) Pomegranate-tree.
Granálla, ¢ Granulation, grains of metal.
Granár, on. To mature; shed seed; kern,
Granáte, em. Garnet, a precious stone.
Granatin, em. Kind of ancient cloth.
Granazón, €/. Seeding, shedding the seed.
Granbéstia, sf. Elk. [ing letter.
Gran canon, em. Fat canon, a kind of print-
Grandánime, a, Magnanimous.
Grandiria, 4/. (Low) Size of things.
Grandúzo, za, U. Very great.
Grande, a. Great, large, huge; lofty.
Grande, em. Grandee, a Spanish nobleman.
Graodento íca; illo, ills; ito, ita, a. Pretty
large or
Grandeménte, ad. Greatly, grandly.
Grandéza, 8/. Greatness, bigness ; grandeur,
ft ace
Grandillon, na, a. Excessively large and big.
Grandilocuéncia, y. Grandiloquence.
Grandilocuo, cua, a. Grandiloquous.
Grandiosamónte, ad. Magnificently.
Grandiosidád, 4 Greatnesa, grandeur;
abundance. did.
Grandióso, sa, a. Grand, magnificent, splen-
Grandór, em. Size and bigness; greatness.
Grand ara, sf (Prov.) Magnitude, greatness.
Grancádo, da, 4. Reduced to grains; -
ulous. ving.
Graneadór, em. A graver or tool for engra-
Graneár, ea. To sow n; engrave.
saps i (Prov.) Heap of corn. A’ gra-
nel, In a heap; in bulk.
Granéro, sm. Granary ; a frultfal country.
Granevano, mn. (Bot.) Goat's-thorn.
Grangeár, va. To gain, get, obtain, win.
Grangéo, em. Gain, advan : influence.
Grangeria, 4/. Gain, profit, advantage.
Grangéro, ra, & Farmer, busbandman.
hie degen § (Mil) Grand-guard.
Granico, em. dim. Granule. [on cloth.
Granilla, Y. The seed of herbe; rough nap
Granilléro, ra, a, (Prov.) Applied to hogs
feeding at random.
Granillo, em. Granule, sinall grain; gala os
profit frequently obtained.
Granillóso, sa, 2. Granulona,
Granito, 8. Granite, a hard stone.
Granivoro, ra, a. Granivcrous,
GRE
Oranizáda, sf. Hail-storm.
QGranizádo, «. Fall of hail.
Granizar, on. To hail; pour down.
Granizo, em. Hail; web in the eyes.
Granja, 4f Grange, farm, farm-house.
Grano, em. Grain, corn; a pimple; farunele.
Grandso, sa, a. Granulous; grainy.
Qranugicnto, ta, a. Full of grain.
Granúja, y. Ripe es; the stone of fruits.
Granujádo, e Fall of pimples; of seeds.
Granájo, em. Pimple or tumor.
Gran oe sa, a, Granulous, granulary.
Granulación, af (Chem.) Granulation.
Granular, va. (Little us.) To granulate.
Granulóso, sa, a. Granulons.
Granfiza, 4/. Coal made of the stalks of hemp.
Gránzas, ¢f pl, Siftings; dross.
Granzónes, em. pi. Refuse folder.
Granzóso, sa, a. Grain eta} much refuse..
Grañon, em. Pap made of bollod wheat.
Gráo, sm. Strand, shore.
Grápa, ef. Cramp-iron.
Grapón, sm. A large cramp-iron.
Grása, y Suet; grease.
Graséra, q/. A pan, a dripping-pan.
Graséza, af. Quality of fat, or grease.
Grasiénto, ta, a. Greasy; rusty.
Grasilla, af. Pounce; buttorwort.
Gráso, sa, a. Fat, unctaous, oily.
Gráso, em. Fat, ee and spice.
Grasónes, am. A fast-dish of flour, sugar,
. Frosura,
> ed! sm.
Gratamónte, ad. Gracloualy, gratefully.
Grátas, Gratagijas, 4/. Instramont for burn-
ishing silver.
tn a Grauh ale fee.
ra n, ef cation, recompense,
Gratificadór, sm. Qratiflar. a
Gratificar, va. To gratify, reward; indulge.
Gratil, em. (Nau.) Mead of a sail.
Grátis, ad. Gratis, for nothing.
Gratisdato, ta, a. Gratuitous.
Gratitúd, a/. Gratitude, gratofalness.
Gráto, ta, a. Graocful, pleasing; acceptable.
Gratonada, af. Kind of ragout or fricassee,
Gratuitaménte, ad. Gratuitously.
Gratdito, ta, a. Gratuttous, gratia
Gratulacién, 8/. Congratu
Gratular, en,
G Stulatóri ria, a. Congratula
ratu 0, a, tory.
Gravámen, sm, A charge; an encumbranco;
a mortgage.
Gravár, va. To load, oppress; mo
Gravativo, va, a. Griovous, injurious,
[noss,
on; obliging-
Gráve, a. Weighty; important; vast; cir- ane
To congratulate.—or. To ro- pe Y.
Gred aa, a. , marly, cretaceous.
Grefiér, sm. K of the rolla — [ranean.
Gregál, em. N cast wind in the
Gregal, a. Gregarious, g in flocks
Gregalizár, on. (Nau.) To be northessting,
Gregárlo, ria, a. Gregarian, ordinary.
Gregorláno, na, a. Gregorian.
Gregorillo, em. Neckcloth worn by women.
Gregueria, 4. Outcry, confused clamor.
Gregii¢sous, sm. he Grecian breeches.
Gregniszér, va. To talk Greek; Grecise.
Gremiál, am. A bishop's oth, [thos
Gremial, a. Belonging to a body or corpan-
Grémio, em. Tho lap; body, corporation.
Gréfa, q. Matted hair; any thing entangicd.
Greñúdo, da, a. Dishevelled.
Groñuóla, ef The first ahoots of a vine.
Grésca, 4f. Carousal, revelling; quarrel.
Grefige, sm. Grievance, complaints
Gróvas, af. pt Greaves, armor for the legs.
qn te Flock of sheep or goats; a congre-
gation.
Gribár, ea. Ole) To fall to leeward.
Grida, af The to arms. [clan fire,
Griégo, ga, a. Fuego griego, or Gre-
Griéta, af, Crevice; fissure, also a sore bres.
Grietecilla, 4/. A small fissure or crevice.
Grietóso, sa, a. Full of cracks or crevices.
Grifálto, em. Small kind of culverin.
Grifo, sm, Griffin or griffon; frizzled hair.
Grifon, em. A cock for water.
Grilla, af V. Grillo.
ane. = pd, ueak.—er. To shoot, sproul
Grilléro, am. Ho who takes off the irons of
Griliétes, ne Shackles, fotters.
Grillo, em, Cricket, also a shoot, germ.—pl
Fetters, irons.
Grillénes, em. pl. Largo fetters or irons.
Grillotalpa, sm. Mole-oricket, church-worm
Grima, 4f Fright, horror,
Grimázo, em. A contortion of the face.
N au.) Vane at the mast-hesl.
NC Rr ao
r a. n anguage.
| Griñón, em. A nun's cowl; apricot, bruntos.
Gripo, Y (Nau.) A trading vassel.
Gris, am. Grizzle, gray.
Gris, a. Gray, grizzled.
af. Kind of flowered silk.
cumspect; gricvous, ta, 4/. Clamor, outcry, shout or hiss
Gravear, on. To gravitate, sink with welght. | Gritador, rae Clamorer, vocifarator; bew)er.
Gravedád, 4f Grats circumspection ; se- | Gritár, on. To exclaim, vociferate; shriek.
riousness; enormity. Griteria, af. Outcry, clamor, shout; hooting.
Gravemónte, ad. Gravely, soriously, Grito, em. Cry, scream, howl.
Gravitación, 4/ Gravitation. Gritén, na, a. Vociforeas, clamorons.
Gravitar, ea. To gravitate, weigh down. Grófa, y. Vile prostitate.
Gravéso, sa, a. Grlevons, offensive, onerona | Grémo, em. (Bot.) Lealy bud, roe
Graznadór, ra, 8. Croaker; cawing, cackling. | Grépos, am. pl Cotton pat in
Graznar, vn. To croak, caw, e. Gros, em. Ancient money.
Graznido, es. A croak, caw, or cack Grósca, af A venomous serpent
Grúba, af Ancient armor for the leg. Grosólla, af. (Bot.) Tho frait of the carraut
Grúca, sf Grecian frot, or ornament. Groselléro, am. (Bat,) Currant.
Grecisco, a Greek, Grecian. Groseraménte, ad. Budely, ciownishly.
QUA
GUA
Groseria, sf Rudeness, ill-breeding. | Guáge, om, A calabash. [of mountains
nados sm. Rugged hollow between ridges
Groséro, ra, a. Coarse; rade; indecent.
Grotéseo, em. Gro! V. Grutesco,
Grúa, ef. Crane, a nscalba (Orn.) Crane.
ane af. pl. (Nau.) Rope-holes.
Greae po A Er today posó
Gruezaménte, ad. Grossly, coarsely. [pact.
Guin 88, a. rear thick ; ‘aie: com- | Gual
am. lence ; thickness; the
G sort , om. A ee) instrument,
Gra en. To erank; cry liko a crane.
Grills, af. (Orn.) Crane, also a constellation.
Gruliáda, a7. (Coll) A mob or crowd.
pr qt ra, 4. Applied to falcons and birds
Pd er em. (Nan.) Younker, ship's boy.
Game ce x A small grume, clot, or card.
hem e em. Grume or card; cluster or
Gruméeo, sa, a. Grumy, a
Gruñido, aa. Gruat; grow ¿e
Gruñidór, = fou ap peed mu
Grafiimiento, em. G blin
Gruñír, on. To put; (Met.) To
one mos & ve oll V. GruKidor.
Ss af. Croup of a horse. (Little us.)
Grupáda, af. A squall; of a horse.
Grupéra, ef Crapper ‘ta sedal
Grápo, em. An swembiage; a cluster.
pebeeary af. ently a proto. pd Crypta.
rutésco, sm. G
ones ene Grayere (rich cheese).
em. (Orn.) Macao or macaw.
Gama an (Amer.) A plant of 8. America,
used as a cure page the bite of snakes,
oa. fibrous gai
Guachapall, sm. Kind of at
Guachapéll, am.
Glutcharo. ra a A tof, sei sat
Guacharráda, sf. lod ome or water.
Guachichies, EA pl Sea-fowl.
A name of contempt
a to the of. The e Sof a (cra:
Guadañónes, em. pil. Potters to shackle
Arenas om. Printed id or-
ca, 8/. Kind of cocoa.
Guaita sm. (Mex.) dioss
atina, sf. Dish made of boiled apples, dee,
Gualde po, (Bot) Wild woad, dyor's weed.
Gualdádo, da, a. Weld-colored, yellowish.
Gualdóras, ef. pl, The brackets of a gun-
carriage.
Quáldo, da, a. Weld, or gold ne
Gualdón, em. (Bot.) nod, aa arg:
drápa, af. A horse-cloth, a A te
reas sm. (Nau) Slap of the sails
Gualdrapeár, y A be a
va, To put one upon
Gualdrapéro, em. Ragamuffin.
Gualdrapilla, Y. A emnall horse-cloth,
Gualdrínes, em. pl. Lists for staffing win-
dows and doors. (paca,
Guanáco, em. on) A kind of lame or al-
Guanájo, sm. (Havana) A turkey.
Guanes em, Kind of American palm-troe,
Guantáda, ef. Slap or blow with the open
Guánte, em. Glove; gauntlet.
Guanteléte, em. Gauntlet. [glover.
Guanteria, af A glover's shop, the art of a
Guantéro, em. Glove-maker or seller.
Guañín, a. Standard rol
Guañír, on. (Prov.) t, like pigs.
Guapaménte, ad, (Coll) Bravely, coura-
G Here Coll.) Bra Minne
UApazo, Za, a. ve, courageons,
Guapefr, en. To boat. brie
Guapetón, em, augm. gee bragger.
Guapéza, 2/. (Coll.) courage; show in dress,
Suse, i E (Coll) Courageous, clever;
[contempt.
Quarieha, 97 sf. x kind of dance; an epithet of
uarápo, ¢m. Fermented cane-liquor.
Guar 8. com, Guard, keeper, also a screen,
a fender.
Guarda, + . Take care! beware!
Guardaal n, am, Storo-keeper,
Guardabósque, em. Forest or gamekceper.
Guardabrázo, am. Armor for the arm,
Guardacábras, sm. Goat-herd.
Guardadaménte, ad. Guardedly.
Guardadór, ag 8. A provident man; a keep-
er; am
Gussdsingints, am, Farthingale, ladies’ hoop.
Guardája, af. V. Quedeja,
eather GuaraNeae, em. Battlement ee a tery.
Onedannclicts: af. Manufactory of gilt or
om, Manufacturer of printed | G
eather,
Guadáña, y. e; a knife for cutting
¡tor ( a y.) To mow, cut grass,
am. Mower.
Guadafiil, em. ag kek hay-maker.
Guadañón, sm. Mower. V. Guadafero.
Guadapéro, sm. (Bot.) wild pear; a farm-
ecper.
Q em. Harnese-room ; harness-
Guadijefio, sm. Ponlard, stiletto; knife.
Guadramáña, af. Trick, deceit, imposition.
Guadúa, af Bamboo-cane.
Guadual, sm. Plantation of reeds.
Guégua (De), en. An insect destroys | G
Guardamángol, em. ctrl Aa
uardamáno, a SwO:
Guardamate oy am. Tho er Ra of
bullion, &c., for a mint. [sword, dee,
Guardaménte, sm, Guard of a gun-lock,
Guardamujér, Y. Servant of tho queen.
Guardapápo, em, Ancient armor for the face,
Guarda) sm. A rich silk petticoat,
Guardapólvo, am. A ie ra dust.
Guardar, bar sd Keep, protect; ob»
serve, W:
Guardari i Kingfish
Guardarópa, ¢ af. (Ora) Kingfisher. Keeper of
a wardro
een fa kee oT Snare,
e GUY OF a
Guardia, ef. Guard. (aa ) Watet
GUI GUI
Guardi a. K ; guardian. Guijarrillo, ito, ent. A amall pebble
Guardian of Guardianship. erp Guile, em Pebble-stone, coggle-atone.
0 u
Guardilla, 47. Garret; skylight;
sa, a. Pebbly.
a arróso,
Guardin de la caña, en. (Nau.) Tiller-rope. | Guijéfio, ña, a. Pebbly; bard, difficult
Guardóso, sa, a. Frugal, parsimonious; Guijo, sm. Gravel for roada.
stingy.
Guarecer, ea. To ald, assist; preserve.
Guarontício, Guarentigio, gia, a. The fiat of
a tribunal.
Guarida, af, Den; haunt; protection, shelter.
Guarín, em. Young pig.
Guarir, va, and n. To subsist.
Guarismo, em, Figure, cipher.
Guarismo, ma, a. rompa di
Guiles em. A pha a sir the teeth
u sa, a. Gravelly. V. Guijeño.
Guilla, ef. A plentifal [tool
Guillame, em. Rabbet-plane, a carpenters
Guilledin, em. Ge
Quillóte, em. Husban ; fron pin; va-
grant; simpleton.
Guillotina, wa Quillotino.
Guillotinar, ea. To guillotine.
Guarnecedór, em. Hatter; a er, a gar- | Guimbaléte, se. (Nan.) Brake of a pamp.
nisher. ; n. | Guíncha, 8/. (Am.) Linen tape.
Guarnecér, Guarnescér, oa. To garnish: set; | Guinchar, va. To prick; stimulate. [pike.
Guarnés, am, (Nau.) Turns of a tackle-fall. | Guincho, sm. (Orn.) Quil, sea-gull; gusd,
Guarnición? ¢f Flounce, trimming; guard | Guinda, @f Cherry. Mucha guinda, (Nat)
of a sword; garrison; iture. Taunt or high-masted. E
Guarnicioneria, y. Shop of a harness-maker. | Guindádo, da, a, Hoisted, set up. — [friner.
Guarnicionéro, $m. Harness-maker. Quin em, (Am.) Small like
Guarniél, sn. er purse used by carriers. | Guindájos, sm, Fringe, or small tassels
Guarnir, va. To reeve blocks for a tackle. | Guindál, em. (Bot.) Cherry-tree. V. Gviado,
Guárra, £/. A sow. Guindaléra, 4/. Cherry tare (balance.
Guarrillo, em, A small pig. Guindalóta, ¢f Crank-ropo; faleram of £
Guárro, em. Hog, Pig. Guindaléza, ¢/ (Neu.) Hawser. [sbipa.
Guáy, interj. Oh! V. Ay. Guindamaina, 4/, (Nau.) Balute between
Guáya, 4/. Grief, sorrow, affiiction. Guindár, ea. To lift, elevate; hoist; hsag.
Guayába, af. Fruit of the guava-tree.
Guayábo, pl (Bot.) Guava-tree.
Guayacán, em. (Bot.) V. Guayaco.
Guayacána, 4/. (Bot.) Date-plum.
Guayáco, em. (Bot.) Lignum-vite tree.
Guayapil, Guayapín, sm. A looso Indian
dress for women.
Gubernativo, va, a. Administrative,
Gúbia, af. Gouge, a hollow chisel.
Gubiadara, af (Nau) Notch, channel,
Gubiléte, sm, (Prov.) Kind of vase.
Gueddja, ef Lock of hair; lion's mane,
Guedejár, va. puño us.) To dress the head
with locks of hair.
Guedejilla, af A small lock of hair. [Judo,
Quedejón, na; Guedejéeo, sa, a. Y.
Guedejédo, da, a. Bushy, clotted hair.
Guéldo, em. (Bot.) W ater-elder, guelder-rose.
Guéltre, em. A cant word for money or cash.
Giepil, Giipil, or Guapil, em, (Mex.) A sack
worn by the Indian women.
Guindástes, an. pl, (Nau.) Gears or jects
Guindilla, ef Kind of red-pepper; §
E
Guindillo, sm, Indian cherry-tree.
Guindo, em. (Bot.) Cherry- (stage.
Guindola, 4f ee) A tri hanging
Guinca, 4/. Guinea, an English gold coin.
ou Pd cr among begrocs.
u é AMA.
Gras imagina eo
a r, ra, 2, Winker.
Guiñápo, em. Tatter, rag; a razged fellow.
Guiñár, ea. To wink, hint. (Neu) Tor
Guiño, em. V. Guiflada. and:
Guión, sm. Cross, as a standard; royal
duirigós. em. Gibberish ;
Guirindóla, 4% Bosom of a shirt, frill
Quirnálda, ¢f Garland, wreath.
Guirado 3 To surround a bara
t
An , va, (Prov.)
Guisa, of Mode, manner, class,
Guerméces, sm. A swelling in the throats of | Guisadillo, em. A dish of stew. V. Guise
birds of prey.
Guérra, 4f War; profession of arms.
Querreadór, ra, 4. Warrior.
Gnerreánte, a, Warrior.
Guerreár, va. To war, fight; oppose.
, om, Warrior, a military man.
Guerréro, ra, a Martial, warlika. [sans,
Querrilla, sf dim, A partons war of parti-
Guéta, 4f (Mil) A white galter.
Guia, am. Guide, leader; permit, cockot,
Guiadéra, #/ Guide or conductor in mills.
Guiádo, da, a. Guided.
Guiadór, ra, s. Guide, director.
Gulamicnto, em. Guidance, socurity.
Quiár, oa. To guide; a teach.
aunts Pebble.—7. (Coll.) Strength, vigor.
Guijarral, en. Héap of pebble-stones.
Guijarrázo, em. Blow with a pebble-stone,
Gui mo fia, a, Pebbly; hardy, rudo.
Guisádo, em, A stew; ragout, fri
a
isan ra, 8. A 000
Guisinte, em. (Bot.) Pea. V. Cieharos
Guisár, va. To cook; cure meat; elfos
Guiso, am. Sauce of meat; condimel
Guisopillo, am. V. Hisopllle. sion
Sa errata
uita, af Pac a an
Guitár, =e cd with cda
ultárra, af Guitar; pounder.
Guitarréro, ra, a. Guitar-maker oF pare pe
Guitarrésco, ca, a. (Joo.) Belo
itar.
guitar.
Guitarrilla, ef, dim. A small goiter.
Guitarrista, ~ Player on the gue) As
A large guitar. (
acute knave.
Guito, ta, a, Treacherous, vicioos
H
HAC
Guitón, na, 2, rima! vagabond.
Guitonázo, em. A t vagabond.
Guitonear, en. To loiter or idle about.
Guitoneria, sf. Vagrancy, idleness.
Guizgar, ca. To excite, invite.
Gane arm. (Prov.) Hook for a lamp.
ya Am used by archers.
Her.) Gules, red.
Guifeo, on a Attra te greedy.
Dainty.
Gumia, p>, of As fd eps pious
nd o: T or pon
Gus. em, Twisted Twisted Jlk ; aa
Gurbionádo, da, a. Made of twisted coarse
pre , vm. (Nau.) To get clear of another
Garrafalla, af. (Low) A worthless trife.
G em. A deformed nag or horse.
E 2. Unbecoming submission to
Gurrumino, ez, (Coll.) Henpecked husband.
a o af. A crowd of people, or police
cers.
Gurállo, sm. Lump or knot. E leal 2
Guruméte, em. Ship's boy. Grumete,
Gurápa, 4f Croup of a ne Aa Y. Grupa.
Gurapées, sf Crupper. V. Grupera,
aus etin, am. A small crupper.
dd a. Curved, arched, incurvated.
usaneár, on. To itech. V. Hormiguear.
Gaara af. Spot where maggots are bred.
(Met.) Sting Pre consclence.
Gusanico, ito, em. A small maggot.
Gusaniénto, ta, a. Troubled with maggots,
worm-eaten.
oa em. A small worm. ‘
usano, am. Mazgot, worm; a meck person.
Gussrápa, s/. (Prov.) Y. Gusarapo.
Gasarapiénto, ta, a. Wormy, corrupted.
Gusarapillo, ito, am. A water- worm.
> marido usarápo, er. Water-worm.
am, Kind of polypus.
Gusrbele a a. Tastablo, gustable. V. Gustoso.
Gustadira, 4f Gustation, tasting. with.
Gastar, ca. o taste; uke enjoy; be pleased
Gustativo, a. Lingual
Gustazo, em. a t pleasure,
Gustillo, am. Re icate taste.
G histo, am. Taste; Sasa delight; caprice;
mind; choice.”
Gustosaménte, ad. Tastefull ally, meer tably.
Gustóso, sa, a. Dainty, ple sing to the taste;
G atacbiniba, Gutilnbar, am “damboga
a Gu em. Gam
Guturál, a. Guttural ;
Gaturalménte, ad. Gutturally. or cadets.
Guzmánes, em. pl. Noblomen, midshipmen,
Gaxzpatarra, € Anciont play of boys.
H.
H ts not properly pes as a letter, but
ra a ee los ration. C/1s pronounced as
chose recto
roe
de
»
words chap, chess, chtp,
Ha! énterj. Ha! ah! alas!
ter Y: Bot.) Bean, a kind of pulse.
Habáno, na, a. Applied to Havana tobacco.
Jlabár, sm. Bean-field. [cxist.
Habér, va, To possess; have; take; happen;
Habér, am. Property, income, fortune.
Habichuéla, af (Bot) French:bean.
Habil, a. vor, pga skilful ; aie
active. esa, know
Habiliaéd, Y TÁ riera cote:
Habilitación, ¢f Habilitation, qualification,
Habllitádo, de a, Habilitate, qusined
Habilitado, sm. (Mil) A pa
Habilitadór, ra, 8. Qualifier.
Habilitar, va. To qualify ;
ik. | Hábilmóate, ad. Dexteror
Habitable, a. Habitable.
Habitación, ¢f Habitation, ae lodging.
Habitaculo, em. (Coll) Habitacle,a dwolling.
Habitadór, ra, s. Inhabitant, resident.
EF pa. Inhabiting, residing.—s. In-
Habitár, va. To inhabit, live, reside.
Habitico, illo, ito, em. A small dress or habit.
Hábito, sm. Dress, habit, garment; custom.
Habituál, a. Habitual, inveterate, common,
uent.
Habitualidád, af Custom, use.
Habitualmónte, ad. Habitaally.
Habituár, oa. To accustom, inure, ftom.
Hable. af a Haplade, Saat dp cus-
a m, language; urse; con-
o cbatterer; a liar.
Mabladór, ra, 2, An impudent are tierat
Habladorcillo, lla, «. A babbling
Habladuria, «f. An impertinent speech.
a ablanchin, na, €, A talkative
Hablár, pr Tospeak; talk, reason; harangue,
Hablatista, em. (Joc) A trifling prattler.
Hablilla, ¢f Rumor, report; a foolish talk.
Hablista, em. A correct speaker or writor.
Habén, am. nee kind of bean.
Háca, 8/. Pad or nag, a small horse.
Hacanéa, 47. Nag. a small horse,
I Tacedéeo, ra, G, Feasible, practicable.
pe da dy Maker, author; factor; stew-
le performer.
Hacondádo, em. A landholder, a pra
Hacendádo, da, a. Having a real prope
Hacendár, va. To transfer the property et
an estate.—or. To buy land in order to
settle ina place. [neighborhood assist,
Hacendéra, af Publio work at which the
Hacendéro, ra, a, A P sailor
sedulons, bl
Hacendilla, Hacenduéla, af A ia
Hacendóso, sa, a. Assiduous, diligent.
Hacér, oa. and n. To make, form, Fistnes:
ger cause; be, exist. Hacer de, T
[accustom one's self.
Hacórso, er. To recede, separate; become;
Hacezuélo, em. of Has,
Hácha, 4f Al taper; an axe.
Hacházo, em. Blow with an axo.
Hachear, va. To cut with an axe; hew.
Hachéro, am. Torch-stand ; wood-clea vor,
Hachéta, af. A small hatchet; torch or link.
Hácho, em. Bundle of straw covered with
itch.
7 285
Sabin fit out.
ably, ‘ley erly.
HEP
Heladizo, za, a. Easily congealed.
Heládo, da, a. Frigid; congealed, frost-bit-
icy.
Holádo, sm, Ice-cream.
Helamiénto, sm. Congelation, frostiness.
Helar, va. andn. To cougcal; freeze; amaze ;
PSA pe V. He.
Héle, Hótele aqui, ad. Behold it, look here.
Helear, va. (Prov.) To point with the finger.
Helécho, em. (Bot.) Fern-filix.
Heléna, e. (Nau.) Castor and Pollux, or
Jack-with-a-lantern.
Helenismo, em. Hellenism, Greek idiom.
Helenista, am. Hollonist.
Heléra, sf. Pip, disease in fowls.
Helgádo, da, a. Jag-toothed.
Helgadúra, 4/- Arregoler ty of the teeth.
Holíáco, ca, a. Heliacal.
Helice, ef. (Astr.) Northern cofstellation ;
helix or helical line.
. | Heliocéntrico, ca, a. (Ast) Hellocentric; ap-
from the centre of the sun,
Heliómetro, em. Heliometer.
Helioscépia, sm. (Bot) Were sun-
urge; helioscope.
Heliotro to, Heliotrópo, sm. ot.) Turnsol,
Helmintico, ca, @ Helminthic; medicines
against worms.
Hematites, sm. Heematites, ore of iron,
Hémbra, s/. Female. V. Muger.
Hembrear, en. To be inclined to females;
generate females only.
Hembrica, illa, ita, am. A little female.
Hembrilla, af. Wheat of very fine in;
spool of a loom. (Prov.) Trace of plough
horses. =
Hembrino, na, a. (Prov.) Feminine, female.
Hemiciclo, sin. V. Semicirculo.
Hemicránea, y. Hemicrany, a discase.
Hemina, £f. A measure; the third part of a
fanega. tongue.
Hemionite, af t.) Hemionity, harta
Hemiplégia, af (Med.) Hemiplegy, 8 disease.
HemIsfcrico, ca, 4. Hemispheric, emispher-
id.
vessels,
sat.
upulosity.
idly scrupu-
ih person.
(ing-stock.
son, langh-
disposition.
! What?
years.
[Abre.
f minerals ;
¡e Hebrews.
braist.
A merchant.
al; Hebrew
edleful.
us.
ecatomb.
m this time,
r jetson. Y.
» witchcraft.
; hantment.
AS ns tnadinate.|Hemlsférlo, em. Hemisph
‘ em o, am. Hemisphere.
Woot Pee Sie be wi tch, enchant; charm, Hemistiquio, sm. Hemistich, half a verse.
O za amu ciraatior; enchantment. || Hemorrágla, sf Hemorrhage, flux of blood.
Main) E IDEAS ON Purpose; A lHemorroida, 4f. V. Hemorroide. VY. Hle-
nured. 00.
vide, am, (Med.) Piles, a disease.
¡aál, a. Hemorrhoidal
. Kind of serpent.
morr
mm, 2 «1, Clone; accustomed, | Hemorr
ait Or», Ack me | ea event; fact, sub- | Hemorro
, 8mM.
Jlenchidór, ra, 8. Filler, satiator.
Henchidúra, af Repletion, act of filling.
Henchimiénto, 677. Abundance, repletion.
Henchir, ca. To fill a stuff; sow discord.
>
Maia? "hy za Bc 5 nk,
cod ost pu we x, be intole rable.
Hedy ANén «TT. :
Hd gre AER n Hendedor, ra, e, Divider, one who divides.
Weta de Aroa = cg ie fotidness. | Hendedúra, 4. Fissure, crack, chink, cut.
iat yd Era ciple, unpleasant. | Hendér, va. Lo chink, crack, flaw, cleave.
Ted a EA Ta Y - Camere. Mandible, a. Fissile, capable of being split.
leg pro = = =. — (aboutthe vines. Hendido, da, a, Crannicd, fall of chinks.
A a> we > aig a second time | Hendidúra, #f Y. Hendedura. E
ya pe 2 O hammedan epoch. | Hendrija, 47. (Prov) A small fissure or crac
ite g pi, (Mox.) String | Henil, sm. Hay-loft,
A A lléno, em. Hay. ¿mer Moss.
iaa Es z= A il, sm. Y.
Ming Y par — y — ene va. To knead ough.
“SAY y. llepática, y/. (Bot.) Liverwort. sae
GUI GUI
Guardián oe P; arrillo, ito, enr. A small pebble.
Guardiania, af. Lt aa leon. Gu árro, am. Pebble-stone, coggie-stene.
Guardilla, ¢f ares: skylights of a | Guijarróso, sa, a. Pobbly.
Guardin de la caña, sm. (Nau.) Tiller-rope. Gul jéño, ña, a. Pebbly; hard, difficult.
Guardóso, sa, a. Frugal, parsimonious ; lo, sm. Gravel for roads,
stingy. ul am. A worm that rr the teeth.
Guarecer, ea. To aid, assist: preserv: pl ig sa, a. Gravelly. V. Guifeñto.
Guarenticio, Guarentigio, gia, a. The ! fiat of | Guilla, yay A plentifal st. [tool
a tribunal.
Quarida, sf. Den; haunt; protection, shelter.
Guarin, em, Young pig
Guarir, va, and o subsist.
Guarismo, em. Figure, cipher.
Guarano ma, a. Arithmetical eiph
Guarnecedór, sm. Hatter; a fi Ha 8 ar
nisher. trim;
Guarnecér, Guarnescér, va. o garn sh: set;
Guarnés, an, (Nau.) Turns of a tackle-fall.
Guarnición: letra trimming; guard
of a sword; ; garniture.
Guarnicloneta: Y. Bh y: Shop of a harness-maker.
Guarnicionéro, em. Harness-maker.
Guarniél, sm. Leather purse used by carriers.
Guarnir, va. To reeve blocks for a tackle.
Guárra, Y A sow.
Guarríllo, em, A small pig,
arab e Hog, p Pig.
Guáy, Ines . Oh! Ay.
uáya, yl. rief, sorrow, affliction.
i yába, af. Fruit of the guava-tree.
Guayibo am, oc) Guava-tree.
Gusyacán, sn. re Bot.) V. Guayaco.
Guayacána, ¢f (Bot.) Date-plum.
Guayáco, em. (Bot.) Lignum-vite tree.
Guayapil, Guayapin, em. A loose Indian
dress for women.
Gubernativo, va, €. Administrative,
Gábia, 2f. Gouge, a hollow chisel.
Gubiadúra, ¢/- ES otch, channel,
Guedejár, va. (Little us.) To dress the head
Guedejón, na; Guedejóso, sa, a. Y.
Guéltre, am. A cant word for money or cash.
Gubiléte, em, ( Kind of vase.
Gueddja, 4. Lock of hair; lon's mane.
with locks of hair.
Guedejilla, 4% A small lock of hair. judo,
Guedejado, da, a. Bushy, clotted hair.
Guélde, am, (Bot.)Water-elder, guelder-rose.
Giepil, Giiiptl, or Guapil, am, (Mex.) A sack
worn by the Indian women.
Guillame, am. Rabbet-plane, a carpenter's
Guilledín, em, Geldi diag
Quilióte, en. Husban fron pin; va-
grant; simpleton.
Guillotina, Aa Guillotine.
Guillotinár, ea. To guillotine.
Guimbaléta, em. (Nau.) Brake of a pamp.
n. | Guincha, 4f. (Am.) Linen tape.
Guinchár, va, To prick; stimulate. [pike
Guincho, em. (Orn.) Gull, sea-gull: goad,
Guinda, 4/. Cherry. Mucha guinda, (Nan)
Taunt or high-masted.
Guindádo, da, a, Hoisted, set
em. (Am.) Small po Hike
Quin
Guindájos, 62. pl. Fringe, or small tansels.
Guind em. (Bat) Chery tres Y. Guéndo,
Guindaléra, y/. Acordada are
Guindalice af & A Pope gr Aa
uin au.) Haweer. shipa,
Guindamaina, sf (Nau.) Saluto between
Guindár, oa. To lift, clovate; hoist; hang.
Guindastes, am, pl. (Nan. Gears or jeera
Gains af. Kind of red-pepper; a small
Guindido, em. Indian cherry-tree.
Guindcla ef (Nau) A. Cleon pe
uindola, au. an
Guinéa, q. Guinea, an English gold coin.
Guingine ef am. eae Ao DegTocs.
n
Guintan Ou inane A AE (Naz.) Yaw.
Gaifiadér, ra, 8. Wink
Guiñápo, em. Tatter, rag; a ragged fellow.
Guiñár, va. To wink, hint (Nau) To
Guifio, em. V. Guéñada, lard.
Guión, em, Cross, as a standard ; royal stand -
Guirigiy, em. em, Gibberish : Jargon.
Guirindóla, q/. Bosom of a shirt, frill.
Guirnálda, 4f Garland, tor
Guirnaldár, ea, (Prov.) To surround a barn
with trees.
Guisa, 2/. Mode, manner, class, Ra
Guerméces, em. A swelling in the throats of| Guisadillo, am. A dish of stew. seed
birds of prey.
Guérra, 4f War; profession of arms.
Gue ór, ra, a, Warrior.
Guerreánte, 8. Warrior.
Guerreár, va. To war, fight; oppose.
Querréro, em. Warrior, a military man.
Guerréro, ra, G. Martial, warlike. [sans,
Queta . dim. A partisan; war of parti-
Guéta of Mil.) A white galter.
uide, leader; permit, cockct,
Guintére af. Guide or conductor in mills,
Guiádo, da, a. Guided.
Guiadór. ta, 8, Guide, director.
Guiamiénto, am. Guidance, security.
Guiár, oa. To guide; govern, teach.
gut af, Pobble. fp Coll.) Strength, vigor. | @
arrál, sn. Heap of pebble-stones,
Guijarrázo, sm. Blow with a pebble-stono.
plano ña, a. Pebbly; hardy, rudo,
Guisádo, em. A stew; ragout, fri
Guisadór, ra, €. na Fitaandero.
Guisandéro, ra, cook,
Guisánte, am. ot) Pea. V. Chicharos.
ulsár, ea. To cook; cure mest; adjust.
Guiso, am. Sauce of meat: condiment.
Guisopillo, am. V. H
Guisdéte, am. Meat dressed country-fashion.
Guita, ¢f Packthread, a small hempen cord,
Guitar, va. To sew with packthread.
Guitárra, af. Guitar; pounder.
Guitarréro, ra, €. Guitar-maker or player.
Sot ca, A. (Joc.) Belonging to the
Qtr ef. dim, A small guitar.
uitarrista, em. Player on the guitar.
Guitarrón, an. A large guitar. (Col) Aa
acute knave.
Quito, ta, a. Treacherous, vicious,
H HAC
Guitón, Ena agabond. Ha! inter]. Ha! ah! alas!
Guitonázo" em. A cd Hide, of Bot.) Bean, a kind of pulse.
Gaitonear, en. To loiter or idle about.
Guitoneria, af. Vagrancy, idleness.
Guizgar, ca. To excite, invite.
center am. pb Hook for a lamp.
in ral e la y archers,
Q (ier) "Gules, red,
Galion, on Sa, a ria greedy.
Gulloria. y Dany: excess in eating.
Gúmena, Y
pr A eE nal cable.
Gumia, ql. d of oa: or
Gurbión, em. Twisted staffs
resin. > fi
Gurbionádo, da, a. Made of twisted coarse
pri on. (Nau.) To get clear of another
Garrufálla, af. (Low) A worthless trifle.
Gurruféro, em. A deformed nag or horse.
a af. Unbecoming submisston to
Geran am. (Coll) Henpecked husband.
yoy af. A crowd of people, or police
Garalio em. o or knot, A alar
G te, em. Ship's boy. Grumete,
G ef Croup of a 0 Y. Grupa.
Gurupera, 2/. Crupper. V. Grupera,
Gura em, A small crapper.
Gurvio, a, a, Curved, arched, incurvated.
Gusaneár, on. To itch. V. Hormiguear.
Guaanéra, 4/, Spot where maggots are bred.
(Met.) Sting of conscience.
Gusanico, ito, em. A small maggot.
Gusenien’> ta, a, Troubled with maggots,
orm-esten.
Gusanillo, em. A small worm,
Gusáno, am. Maggot, worm; a meck person.
Guearápe, sf. (Prov.) V. Gusarapo.
Guserapiénto, ta, a. Wormy. corrupted.
Gusarapillo, ito, mm, A water-worm.
guipa e em. Water-worm,
am. Kind of polypus.
pd Tastablo, gustable. V. Gustoso. | H
ade, ea Y Gustation, tasting. with.
Gasta, ta. yeah like; enjoy; be pleased
Gustazo, st aa IR. co pleasure,
Gustillo, em, Relish; delicate taste.
Gústo, am. Taste; pleasaro, delight; caprice;
mind ; choice.”
Gustosaménte, ad. Tastefully, acceptably.
Gustóso, sa, €. Dainty, pleasing to the taste;
tasty; cheerful; entertalni ng.
Gutagambe, G Gutiámber, em. Gamboge.
Gaturél, a. Gutturál.
Gutaralménte, ad, Guttarally. or cadcta,
Guzmanes, 47. pl. Noblemen, midshipmen,
Guzpatarra, €. Ancient play of boys.
H.
H ts not properly considered as a letter, but
e A do English wor Ch is pronounced as
a h words chap, chess, chip,
pr
LT
Habáno, na, a. a ah to Havana tobacco.
Jlabár, am. Bean [exist.
Habér, oe To A scisenl have; take; happen;
i abi di vs , income, fortune.
abic
cada e
Bo) Fr barri Pe
skilful; ei
ás tada know
Habilidád, af Adili daxtonlty: cley fa
Habilitación, y/. Ha! ilitation, ert Ae BEa
Hae ox Qa dae
O, 6m, ) A pa
Habllitadór, ae Qualifier,
Habilitar, va. To qualify; provide; fit out.
Hábilmónte, ad. Dexterously, ably, ‘cleverly.
Habitable, a, Habitable.
Habitación, af Habitation, abode, lodging.
Habitacalo, em. (Coil) Habitacle,a dwelling.
primi ra, 2. Inbabitant, resident.
Habitánte, pa. Inhabiting, residing.—s. In-
habitant.
Habitár, oa. To inhabit, live, reside.
Habitico, illo, ito, a7, A small dress or habit.
Hábito, am. Dress, habit, garment; custom.
Habltedl a, 4. Habitual, inveterate, common,
frequent.
Habitualidád, ef Custom,
A ad. Habitanlly.
Habituár, va, To accustom, inure. ftom.
Habitad, 4 tion tae mutual A. cus-
8 m, uage ; OUurse; con-
versation. chatterer; a liar.
Miabladór, ra, 4. An impudent prattler; a
Habladorcillo, vy aA penis diprat.
Haye lag An impertinent pee
pa aa lanchin, na, & A talkative
Hablár, od, Tospeak ; talk, reason; harangue.
Hablatista, am. (J oc.) A trifling prattler.
Hablilla, sf union report; a foolish talk,
Hablista, em. A correct speaker or writer.
Habón, sm. Large kind of bean.
Háca, 8/. Pad or nag, a small horse,
Loe a, af. Nag. a small horse,
acedéro, a a. Feasible, practicable,
Hacedór, ra, & Maker, author; factor; stew-
ard; an able performer.
Hacendádo, em. A landholder, a le
Hacendádo, da, a. Having a real p
Hacendár, va. To transfer the yoperty of
an estate.—or. To buy land in order to
settle in a place. [neighborhood assist,
Flacendóra, ze Public work at which the
Hacendéro, ra, a. Industrious, laborious,
sedulous. plop, Bates
Hacendilla, Hacenduéls, af A small a
Hacendóso, sa, a, Assiduous, diligent.
Hacér, ea. and n. To make, form, produce;
practise; cause; be, exist. Hacer de, To
act as, [accustom one's self,
Hacérso, or. To recede, separate; become;
Hacezuélo, em. of Zfas,
Hácha, ¢f A! taper; an axe.
Hacházo, em. Blow with an axo.
Hacheár, va. To cut with an axe; hew.
Hachéro, am. Torch-stand; wood-cleaver.
Hachéta, 4/. A small hatchet; torch or link,
Hácho, sm. Bundlo of straw coverod with
itch,
7 235
HAM
HAY
ee em. A large torch, also a kind or! Hambriénto, ta, a. Hungry, starved, ravea-
tar, e
Hacbuéla, af A small hatchet or axe.
Háícia, ad.
ous .
Hambrón, na, 8. (Coll.) A hungry fellow, -
Towards, in a direction to, near , Hamédis, g/" A sort of muaslin,
to, about. J/ucta adelante, Forward.
Haciónda, ef Landed property; estate, for-
Haciónte, pa: Agent, d
D mt, doer.
Hacimiénto, e. Acting, doing. Tast-
miento de gracias, Thanksgiving. Z/aci-
miento de rentas, The act of disposing
of a farm by sale.
Hacina, q. Stack of corn piled up tn sheaves.
Hacinador, ra, $. Stack-wmsker, piler of
sheaves.
Hacinamiónto, em. Accumulation, hoarding.
Iiacihar, va. To stack or pile; hoard; cu-
mulato. ó
Hacino, na, a. V. Avaro and Triste,
Hadido, a. Fortunato, lucky.
Hádo, em. Fate, destiny.
Hadrólla, 4f (Prov.) Fraud, doccit in trading.
Hala, ¢nterj. Holloa! ors,
Halacabúllas, Halacuórdás, em. Fresh-water
Halagadór, ra, e. Cajoler, flatterer.
Helga eget cajol fovea coax, coy.
o, em. Cajolery, ry, caress, cooing.
Halagiiefiaménte, cd. Bade ise: flatter-
ingly. [tering, gentle.
Halaguéio, fia, a, Endearing, alluring, flat-
Halár, va. (Nau.) To haul, pull by a ro
Halar al viento, (an) To han! the wind.
Halcón, em. (Orn.) A hawk trained for sport.
Halconádo, da, a. Falcon or hawk Ike,
a illo, ito, em. A young falcon or
aw
Halconeár, va. (Coll.) To look and inveigle.
Halconéra, 4/. Place where falcons arc kept.
Halconería, 4f Falconry.
Halcon am. Falconer. (ment.
Halda, y. of sackcloth; skirt of a gar-
Haliáda, e/. Skirt full of any thing.
Haldeár, en, To run with loose skirts.
Haldúdo, da, a. Having flying skirts. -
Jlalóche, em. Horse-mackere
Halióto, sm, Sea-eagle.
Hálito, em. The breath; vapor; soft alr.
Hallado, o Found. Bien hallado, easy,
conten
Halladór, ra, e. Finder, discoverer.
Hallár, ea. To find; hit on; meet with;
discover; remark; detect.
Hallázgo, em. A thing found; reward for
samo; act of pet] it.
Hallilla, ef Paste made for feeding fowls.
Hallállo, em. Cake baked on or under cin-
ders,
Halo, Halón, em, (Astr.) Halo, a red circle
round the sun or moon.
os Y. The science which treats
salts.
Halóza, y. Wooden shoe. V. Galocha,
Hamáca, 4/. Hammock.
Hamaquéro, em. Person who carries a ham-
Hamano, sn. Pink cotton stuff from the | Haubitz, em. (Gunn.
[greediness. | Haya,
apres: famine ; | Hayál,
ungry.—oa. To|Háyo, em.
Timbre: of E
am oF, un
Hambreár, on. To. pe
-_starye, to famish.
Hambrientaménte, ad, Mungrily.
Haraganam
Haragan
sail ra
pe.
I
of | Hatéro, ra, a. Shepherd's
Haméz, ¢ A distemper in hawka.
Hámps, @f Bully, t, boaster.
Hampésco, ca, a. Vagabond, vain-glorioas
Hamp, Hampón, a. Bold, valiant, licea-
ous,
Hanéga, sf A dry measure, V. Fanega
SA af. That quantity of land sows
wi py dees of corn.
Hapa reg y. A kind of boat.
Haquilla, ita, y. dim. Very little pony.
Haragán, na, €. and a, Idler, loiterer, lounger.
Il pr q nd agil indolently.
aragaD za, @. Ye a,
| eár, on. To load an idle life, loiter.
Haraganería, 4f. Idleness, inactivity, aloth-
Hartge Rag h from clothes
sm. anging from ¢
Haróm, > a Turkish se
li
Harija, af. Mill-dast.
Harina, s/. Flour. (Met.) Powder, dast,
Harinádo, em. Flour dlasolved in watcr.
Harioéro, em. Mealman ; meal or flour store.
Harinéro, ra, a. Made of flour.
Harinóso, sa, 4, Mealy, containing mee.
Hárma, Y. (Bot.) V. Gamarsa.
Harmága, q. (Bot.) V. Gamarsa |
Harmonit, 4/. Harmony. V. Armonia,
Tlarmonista, sm. Musician.
Harnerico, íllo, ito, em. dim. A emall sieve
Jlarnéro, em. Slove. V. Criba,
Harpagón, em. Harrow. [or grapple.
Harpéo, em. 5 au.) Grapnel, grappling-irot
Hard f Cam.) DES of bt li
. (Am.) Drove bat
Hartár, ea. To stuff with eat and drink;
Harthoge, Satlety, the act of glottise.
em. Satlo e 0
Hárto, ad. Enough. mY fall, complete.
Hárto, ta, a Satiated, glutted; sufficient
Hartúra, af Saticty ; pa abundance.
Hasiz, em. Guard or keeper of silk.
Hásta, ad. Until, as far as; also, even.
Hastiár, or. To loathe, to create :
Hastio, em. Loathing, want of appetite;
disgust, abhorring. :
Hatáca, ef. (Obs) A large wooden ladle;
rolling-pin for moulding peste.
Hatajár, ca. To divide cattle into herds
Hatájo, em. A small herd of cattle;
sbundance.
Hateár, on. To put up clothes for a journey.
Hateria, ¢f Shepherd's allowance of clothes
and provisions.
Hatéro, em. A carrier of provisions to shepr
-ma
hives.
H
a few clothes.
o, em. Thatch over
Ha
o, em. A small bandle;
[mock. | Hato, em. Clothes; a farm for, of £
herd of cattle. ot
) Howitzer, a kind
ab Beech-troe. [trees
ayédo, em. Plantation of beech
ndían shrub.
Jlayucál, em. (Prov.) Grove of beech-treet.
Hay co, sm. Beoch-mast, fruit of the bev
HEL
E towel
Hazáña, ef. Long pu an herolo feat.
Hazañería, y. ulosity.
y 8crapa-
lous.
Hazafiéro, ra, $. Affected,
Hazañosaménte, ad. Valorously.
Hazañóso, sa, a. Valiant, heroic.
Hazeóna, ef. Dart. V. Dardo. {ing-etock.
Hazmereir, sm. Ridiculous person, langh-
Hazteal . Rough behavior or disposition.
Ha, ad. Id, look here.
He, interj. Ho! hoa! bark! list! What?
Hebdómada, ef A week: seven years.
Hebdomadário, ria, 8. Hebdomadary.
grapes. [pefy.
He » On. a us.) To hebetate, sta-
Hebilla, 4% A buekle, a clasp.
Hebillage, em. Collection of buckles.
Hobillita, af Small backle,
Heblllér, va. To buckle.
Hebíl óta, af ebillon. [£b
e EY. re.
Hébra, po A neediefal; vein of minerals;
Hebraico, ea, a. Belonging to the Hebrews.
Hebraismo, sm. Hebraism.
Hebratzénte, em. Hebrician, hebraist.
Hebdréa, ef. Jewesa, .
Hebréo, am. A Hebrew. (Coll) A merchant.
Hrs éa, a. Hebrato, Judaical; Hebrew
Hebrica, llla, ¡ta. ¢ A small needlefal.
Hebróso, sa, a. Fibrous, filaceous.
Hecatómba, Hecatómbe, em. Hecatomb.
per of an ) Jotss an orien.
n, ef. w) Jotsam or n. Y.
Echason.
Hechicerésco, ca, a. Relating to witchcraft.
Hechteeris, Y. Witchcraft; enchantment.
IlHechicéro, ra, +. and a. Witch; hag; en-
chanter. fascinate.
Hechizar, va. To bewitch, enchant; charm,
Hechizo, em. Fascination; enchantmont.
Hechizo, za, @. Done on purpose; artificial,
factitious. {inared.
Hécho, cha, a. Made, done; accustomed,
Héeho, em. Action; feat; event; fact, sub-
ri or matter. [ure, or form of a work.
echfira, af Ont shape, fashion, make, fig-
Jleciénto, ta, a. Full of lees.
Fiectbreo, ca, a. Belonging to Hector.
Hedentina, 3/. Stench, stink.
intolerable.
y.
Hedér, on. To stink; vex, be
Hediondaménte, ad. Stinking!
Hediondéz, af. A strong stench; feticdness.
Hedióndo, da, a. Fetid; irascible, unpleasant.
Hedtóndo, em. (Bot.) V. Famarsa.
Hedór, em, Stench, fetor. [sbout the vines.
Hedrár, ca. (Prov.) To dig a second time
¥Wegira, £f. Hegira, the Mohammedan epoch.
H or Ejótes, em. pl (Mex.) String
Helábl Congeslabl
e e, 4 Con 0,
Heláda, af Frost; nip.
Heladina, e/. (Prov.) Jelly.
HEP
Heladízo, za, a. Easily congealed.
gerry da, a. Frigid; congealed, frost-bit-
en, Icy.
Heládo, eN Ice-cream.
Helamiénto, em. Congelation, frostinesa,
Helér, va. and». To congcal; freeze; amaze;
Sean, V. He,
Hele, Hétele aqui, ad. Behold it, look here.
Helear, va. (Prov.) To point with the finger.
Helécho, sm. (Bot.) Forn-filix.
Heléna, ef (Nau.) Castor and Pollux, or
ack-with-a-lantern.
elen em. Hellenism, Greek idiom.
He) em. Hellenist.
Heléra, ef. Pip, disease in fowls.
Helgádo, da, a. Jag-toothed.
AS Y. Irregularity of the teeth.
Helidco, ca, a. Heliacal.
Helice, ¢f (Astr.) Northern cobstellation;
helix or helical line,
Hellocéntrico, ca, a. (Ast.) Hellocentric; ap-
from the centre of the sun.
Heliémetro, am, Heliometer.
Helioscópia, em. (Bot.) Wart-wort, sun-
urge; heliosco eliotrope.
Heliotropio, Helio em, ) Turnsol,
Helmintico, ca, a. Helminthic; medicines
against worms.
Hematites, em. Heematites, ore of iron.
Hémbra, 4f Female. V. Muger.
Hembreár, en. To be inclined to females;
generate females only.
Hembrica, illa, os XA little female.
Hembrilla, ¡A Wheat of very fine grain;
spo of a loom. (Prov.) Trace of plough
OFSes, <
Hembrúno, na, a. (Prov.) Feminine, female.
Hemiciclo, an. V. Semicirculo.
Hemicránea, y. Hemicrany, a disease.
Hemina, af. A measure; the third part of a
fanega. [tongue.
Hemionite, ef ) Hemionity, hart's
Hemiplégia, af (Med.) Homiplegy, a
EE co, ca, E. Hemispheric, hemispher-
Hemisfério, sm. Hemisphere.
Hemistigalo, sm. Hemistich, half a verse.
Hemo a, af. Hemorrhage, flux of blood.
Hemorroida, @f. V. Hemorroide. V. lJle-
morroo.
Hemorroide, am. E misa Pilea, a disease.
Hemorroidál, a. Hemorrhol
Hemorróo, em. Kind of serpent.
Menár, sm. Meadow of hay.
Henchidór, ra, a. Filler, satiator.
Henchidúra, af Repletion, act of filling.
Henchimiénto, en, Abundance, repletion.
Henchir, ea, To fill a stuff; sow discord.
Hendedor, ra, & Divider, one who divides.
Hendedúra, 4f Fissure, crack, chink, cut,
Hendér, va. To chink, crack, flaw, cleave.
Hendible, a. Fissilo, capable of being split.
Hendido, da, a. Crannied, fall of chinks,
Hendidúra, af V. Hendedura.
Hendrija, af (Prov.) A small fissure or crack,
Henil, em. Hay-loft.
Héno, am. Hay. (Amer.) Moss.
HHenogil, am. V. Ceno
HMeñir, va, To knead dough.
Mepática, Y. (Bot.) Livorwort,
HER
Hepáti a. Hepatic, hepatical.
Hidro em Howth
Heptagonál, a. (Math.) ei Nay . Hep-
Heptágono, na, a. Heptagonal, having seven
E pi cacon atic are
eptugono, am. Heptagon, a re of seven
Heptirquiz, af. Heptarchy, a sevenfold gov-
t.
ernmen
Heráldica, 4f Heraldry.
Heraldico, ca, a. Heraldic.
Herúldo, am. Herald. {medicine.
Lis ha, af. (Pharm.) Hicrapicra, a bitter
Herbaceo, cea, a. Herby; her us,
Herbáje, sm, Herbage, grass; payment for
tu
pasturage.
Herbajéro, sm. Owner or tenant of
Herbajar, en. To pasture.—va. To
fleld for pasture.
Herbér, va. To dress skins with herbs.
Herbário, em. Herbarium, oolloction of
plants,
Herbário, ria, a. Herbaceous.
Herbata or Herbátum, sm, (Bot.) Sulphur-
wort, hog's fennel.
Herbazál, sm, A pasture-ground for cattle.
Herbecér, on. To n to grow.
Herbifero, ra, a. Herbiferous, EN herbs.
close a
Herbivoro, ra, a. Horbivorous. plants.
Herboládo, da, a. Poisoned with the juice of
Herbolárla, af (LittL us.) Herbwoman.
Herbolário, sm. Horbalist, herbist ; herbman,
Herborización, ef Herborization, botan
Herborizadér, Herborizánte, ¢m. Herbal
herbarist. [of herbs and plants.
Herborizár, on. To herborize, to go in search
Herbóso, sa, a. Herhnus, fall of herbs.
Hercáleo, E Herculean.
Herodád, ef. Fruitful ground. (erty.
Heredádo, da, a. To enjoy one's family prop-
Heredamiénto, em. Landed property, tene-
ments. [erty
Hoeredár, va. To inherit; make over prop-
Heredéra, af Heiress.
Heredéro, sm. Heir, inheritor.
Hereditario, ria, a. Hereditary, entallod.
ner e, e A cis
erojia, y/. Heresy; lite error.
Horén, sm. (Bot,) Vetch. >
Heréncia, y. Inheritance, heirdom.
Morestárca, em. Heresiarch. cs,
Heresiólogo, sm. (Littl. us.) Writer on here-
Hereticál, a. Heretical, containing horesy.
Herétioo, ca, a. Heretical.
Heria, of Strollin bi tate
Herida, ¢f Wound; affliction; Injury.
Heridéro, em. Place where a wound is in-
flicted. [gerously wounded.
Herido, da, a. Wounded. Mul herido, Dan-
Heridór, ra, s. Wounder, striker. i
Horimiénto, am. Act of wounding: an eliston.
Herir, va. To wound; offend; irritate; hurt;
cause pain; affect, touch, move.
Hermafrodita, Hermafrodito, sm. Hermaph- | Herrin,
rodíte, androgyne.
Hermána, af. Sister; sister-in-law.
Hermanáble, a. Fraternal, brotherly.
Hermanableménte, ad. Fraternally.
Hermanal, a. Brotherly.
Hermanár, va. To match; suit.—on. To fra-
ternize, eae
vy.) Half-brother.
on. ty, brotherhood.
Hermandad, 4f. Fraternity; brotherhood
confraternity.
Hermaneár, oa. To treat as a brother.
Hermanita, £/. A littlo sister, or dear sister.
Hermanita, sm. A little brother.
Hermano, na, a. Similar; matched; suttable.
similarity. [religions arder.
Hermanson, am, (Iron.) Lay-brothers of a
Herméticaménte, ad. Hermetically.
Hermético, ca, a Hermetical,
Hermodáctilo, em, Hermodactil; snake’
head. somely
Hermosaménte, ad. Beautifolly, band
Hermoseadór, ra, s. Besutifer. adorn.
Hermoscár, va. To beautify, emo
Hermosilla, 6f (Bot.) Blue throet-wort
ei a. tifol, handsome; nest,
e, fair.
Hermosúra, ¢f. + goodliness, fairnest;
symmotry, beantifal person.
Hórnia, e/. Hernia, rupture. [tares
Hernista, am. 8 n who attends to rep-
Herodiáno, na, a. Herodian, Herod.
Héroe, sm, Hero; the principal person ins
Heroicaménte, ad. Herolcally. is [i#ena,
Horoicidád, sf An heroic action. V. Here-
Heroico, ca, a. Heroic; heroical,
Heroína, 4. A heroine.
Heroismo, em. Heroism. fesse.
has been cooled.
Herradéro, em. Place for marking cattle with
Herradór, em. Farrier.
. |Herradúra, ef Shoe: speaking of animals;
collar in the form of a ho: 06.
arta Ae Btones of olives after extracting
e 0
Herráje, em. Ironwork; horse-shoe.
Hanaountil gas ed & Bag with farrier’
instruments,
Herramiénta, af. Set of tools; fronwork,
Herrár, va. To garnish with iron: $
horses; mark cattle.
Herrén, sm, Moslin, mixed corn for
Herrenál or Herreñál, em, Meslin-field
Herrería, ef Ironworks; forge.
AN
erréro, 877, nsm
Herrerón, em. A bad smith. [Ferrers
Herreruelo, sm. orm) Stone-chattet. á
Herréte, em. T int of metal. Lig
Herreteár, va. To lag a cord, string, OF
Herretéro, ra, €, Tag-maker.
Herrezuélo, sn, t piece of {ros.
Herriál, a. Applt to a large black gt8p*
em. Rust of iron.
Tlerrén, sm, Staple; a qnoit.
violent blow.
ities of iron.
Herventár, va. To boil any thing.
Hervidéro, sm. Ebullition; also multitude.
Hervir, on. To boil. (Met) To be crowded | H
with’ people.
Hervór, em. Ebullition; fervor; heat,
a. Y. Fogoso.
Hesitación, sf (Littl us.) Hesitation.
Hesitár, cn. To hesitate, doubt.
Aris (Poet) Wetarn da, a. Relating to the
Hespérides, Plepad es,
Héspero, em. The planet enus
Heteroclitico, ca, a. (Gram.) Heternelite.
Heterodéxia, ef Heterodoxy, misbelief
pride da, po ue Ox.
eterogen eterogeneousness,
Heterogenco, nea, a. Heterogeneous, dissim-
ilar in gio
Heteróscios, pe (Geog) Heteroscians,
Hetea, Hetiqude 4 Phthisis, consumption. | Hi
Hético, ca, a. H ; hoctical,
Hexachord.
Hexacórdo, Pg (ras
Hexaédro, an. n, a cube.
Mexágono, sm. H a figure of six mae
apr ia na, a. Hexagonal, ha
a Hexameter, a verse
. Y. Toeea.
Hexapéda,
Hex, of Soum, leo; Grom ol rietals;
pr y. Scum, of me grains
Hi, hi, hi, éaterj. Expression of merriment.
lados, pd Used for Pre son.
V. Pley
NN o Apo in ea veas verse with eer bide
Ties "ya. Fs
latus, pause or cacophony.
THibernál, Hibernízo, za, a. Hibernal, piney:
Hibernér, on. To winter; pass the win
Hiblérno, = Winter. Y. - Jnelerno,
bisco, ans, yrian Ow.
Hibléo, biéa, a (Poet.), Abundant; ploas-
roba a pate bert hybrid.
lalala al abuious animal; chimera.
te, ad.
Nobly, ntlemanliko,
Hidalgares er. (ColL) To affect the gentlo-
Hiddigo, a. Noble, iNustrious,
Hidálgo, ga a
Hervordso,
of six | H
ant.
[an.
e gir a noble man or wom-
Hidalgo, na: es ae 8. One proud
alejo, J, sa ta, Hidalguillo,
AY, 8 as Á pez cons squire.
sion Fi TH moblanads of mind.
Hidra polsonous se
pb and a. a. (Med) Bydsegogie
Huraben ¥ o areal Hical, hydraali
ca, a raulic,
Hidradlico, em. Professor of hy ica,
Hidria, 4f Pitcher for water.
Hidr om. (Med.) Hydrocephalus,
dropey in the
Hidredindmica, y. Hydrodynamics,
Hidrofilácio, e7. Great cavern full of water.
Hydrologia, ef. Hydrology. divination.
Hldromincia y. ty rdromanc Y superstitions
Hidrémetra, em. Professor of hydrometry.
Hidrometria, af. Lia ha rt
Hidrómetro, am. Hydromoter.
Hidropesia, 8/. Dro
H DIOS EG a. hy. varepis. dropsical.
water-clock,
Hidróecopo, am. H yahoos
rea,
Hiédra Terréstre, Ah (Bo (Bee) Oui
Hiél, «ef. Gall, bile; nee) Bitterness, as-
alt ac tory or carth-emoke.
Hiél de la tiérra, em. (Bot.) Common fumi-
pa om. Frost, ice; congelation; indiffer-
Hiéltro, em. A kind of measure,
Hiemál, a. Hyemal, hibernal.
Hiéna, 4/. Hyen or hyena, a flerce animal,
six | Hierácio, em. ag a awk-woed.
O [atical.
Hlereloga Hie hic, emblem-
si ney icc
Hieron VS LittL us.) Hieromancy.
Hieroscépia Aruspicina.
Hiérro, em. Iron; any iron tool; brand.
Higa, ef Amulet, charm; ridicule, derision.
Higadi A small liver. [valor.
His Courage,
H to
Hig, om
oodpecker.
Higrometris, sm. Hygrometry.
Hligrémetro, sm. Hygrometer.
eal per Y. (Bot.) Fig ces.
Higuerál, em. Plantation of fig-troes.
lite. in America.
Hignito,
Hija, Y. Die: daughter-in-law.
H ra ap gers Step-child.
ro, & Step
Hijézna, em. The young of any bird.
Hijito, ita, a. dun: Little child, Y ittlo dear.
Hijo, am. Son; son-in-law.
Hijo ja, e. Child; ; young of all animals; na-
óseo, Hina
ES a Y. Hidalgo.
Huai A pate ; a small drain; a post-
H Juélo, PRE aA youn child. (Bot.) Sncker.
Hite ef, ow mg Lfilera. Act of spin-
nin nt hor: Soria.
E a7 y. Filament or thread of ar
Hilachóso, sa, a. Filamentous. [ing
Hiláda, 4/. Line of bricks or stones in a buil
Hiladillo, em, Ferret silk; tape. — [cotton.
Hiládo, em. Spun flax, hemp, wool, silk, or
Hidrofóbla, Y O at ped [bla. | Hiladór, ra, e. planez spinster.
Tlidrófobo rson suffering hydropho- | Hilandéra, ef. Spinster, woman who spina,
Hidrógeno, om. i em.) Hydrogen Tilanderia, Y, y A inning-room.
af. The solana of ta taking the | Hilandéro, nner; a ropo-walk,
Eras of water. Hilanderilla, 4 little Laser.
af. Hyd: phy. Hilánza, y. read, line; move of eae’
CO, CA, a. Vy crorapetcsl Hilár, ea. To in; argue, toe
Hidrégrafo, em. Hydrographer. HAilarácba, ef Filamen dee
HIP
HOC
Hiléza,¢ Any thing drawn out into thread; | Mpogástro,
ara, Y. Bow; file; beam of a roof.
Hilóro, sm, Sign of currents; thread-seller.
Hilóte, em. V. Héltoo.
y am. HI + Um,
Hiboeléee, on tm. oe Vv Mane q
ti! em. Hippogriff, a winged horse.
ip
course. | Hipolibónoto, em. Southcast wind.
Hilo, sm. Thread; wire; thread o a bind Ht eatery Polson need a
Hilvén, sm. Basting. . | Hipomarétro, sm, (Bot.) W
Hilvanár, va. To baste; act or sein: in a Hipoméciio, Hipoméction, pr
Himen, em. Hymen. [men. | a lever.
Himenéo, em. Marriage, matrimony; hy- proa am, Hippopotamus, a river-
Himunista, sm. cl) Composer of h
Himno, em. H Tounee, Hipóntaria, af iy) Hypostasia,
Himplar, en. To roar as the panther or [ree ep
Hin, em, ‘Sound emitted by mules or horses, | H pi pledge; security.
Hincapla tas Gtrong, steady effort. hee O yan ay
em, ng, ye Hi oa. To
Hincár, ca. To thrust in. Hincar la ro- potecárlo, tos to a mortgage.
dilia, To kneel. litpotentan y. Hypothenuse.
Hincha, ef. Hatred, displeasure, enmity. eevee q. H eais, a supposition.
Hinchadamónte, ad. Haughtily, loftlly. Hipotético, ca, a Hypothetic, conditional
Hinchádo, da, ¢. Swollen; vain; infisted. | Hirdsco, om, A castrated goat.
linchar, ea, To inflate, ewell with wind. | Hirmér, ea. (Prov.) V. AArmor.
Hinchazón, em. Swelling, inflammation;
also vanity. [rivers.
Hincón, em. Post for cables on the banks of
Hiniésta 8f. (Bot.) Spanish broom.
Hiniéstra, af. (Prov.) Window.
Hinníble, a. Capable of neighing.
Hinojál, a. Bed full of real nel. | H
Hinójo, em. Knee. V. Rodilla, (Bot.) Fen-
Hintero, em. A baker's e dough tabi
Hifiir, ea. (Prov.) V.
Hipár, on. To hickup.
Hipeár, on, To hickop. V. Zfipar.
Hipocóo, am. (Bot.) Horned cumin or hy-
ators of a cone.
Hipérbola, Hyperbola, section
Hipérbol » 47 ide figuro in rhetorl
rbole, af. Hy ro in rhetorie.
Hiperbélicaménte, € ad. Typerbolically.
Hiperbólico, ca. a. Hypertolies!
Tiperbolizár, on. To use ote [tas
Hiperbóreo, rea, a, Hyper
ee uf Worship of the virgin Ma
o Hipéricon, sm. (Bot.) St. John
ee
Hipnál, em. Kind of serpent said to Ut
Hipnótico, ca, 8. and a, (Med.) Hypnotic.
Hipo, am, capo, s also a anxiety.
Hipocám ippopote
A
e, & (
Hipocondria af. yoo melanchaty
ipocondriaco, a. pochondrias y-
H ia . EN Cagis
pocon ca, &. on mel-
pones ca, & Hypochondriac, hypo-
chondriacal.
Hipocóndrio, am, ( Anat.) HI hondrium,
Hipocrás, em. Hippocras, medicated wine.
ind ge, af. oe (Poet.) Epithet applied
Hypocrisy, dissi ie
Hipderta, a. Hyprenital nan nea
romo a diembler
isa tilia, sf. ae Sd bypeeria
Hipécrito, ta, a. Foign BD hacia
Hipocritón, na, a. Extromely h ypoeritical,
Hipódromo, em. lHippodrome,
pies, ca, a. Hypogastric.
Hirme, a. (Prov. vy V. Firme (ped.
Hirsato, ta, a. ( ost) Egea rong, me
Erro, ape Al (Bo
pe a 0. Bolling
rdlime.
pá A rope of three strands
Hisopáda, af. Water sprinkled with
H poke ea To sprinkle water vih 3
sprinkler.
Misopillo, em. A small water-sprinkler.
Hisópo, sm. (Bot.) Hyssop; water-sprinile.
Hispánico, ca, a, Spanish.
Hispanismo, sm. A Spanish idiom.
Hiepanizár, oa. ea ee
Hispáno, na, a. 8:
o de a. Bristly, lik
Hispir, on. Nepal TO beat as rene; rare
Histórico, em. Hysterica a disease. (womb
Histérico, ca, a. Hysteric; relating to the
. | Titsterismo, em. Y.
Histerotomia, em. A dissection of the womb.
lona, 9 Nitory tle ary, om
a,
Hietoriádo, da, a. An harmoniously grocped
Hibtoriadge, ra, e. Historian, historlographer-
Historia}, a. Historical, historic.
tetis, | H istérialménte, ad. Historically.
Historiár, va. To record or represent hit
torical ‘events
Histéricaménte, ad. Historically.
Histérico, ca, a, Historical,
Historióta, af af. A short story or tale [2
Histori o, an, Historiographer,
tant his oe tong, toate tedious Ket
Histrionisa’ Y An Heros y
on An
Jlistrionismo, em. Buffoonery; Metrionis.
Hita, q A nail without a head; landmar
Hito, em. bana 5 eutdeport; a a target
octal, Agente ch, hoy,
dd
Hiúlco, ca, a. Hars
nd, hop”
gan Howitzer. [maná
Hobachón, ha a.
Hobéchos,
‘Stead ong fall; a smart rept:
Hoblonérs, Y
lHobús, em,
Hocicáda, 4;
HOM
Hociear, va. To fall headlong; stamble into
errors.
Hocico, sm. Snout; the act of pouting.
Hoeichdo, da, a. Long-snouted ;
mouthed.
Hocino, sa. Skirt of an eminence; garden
situated relato per ms
Hociquiilo, ito, sm. e sno
Hogahazo, ad. (Coll) Y. Hogaito.
Hogáño, ad. (Coll.) This present year.
Hogar, sm. Hearth, fire-place; house, home,
Hogaza, sf. A loaf of houschold bread.
Hoguára, 4. a slight blaze; stake.
Hója, y. feat, scales pr genre a sword-
blade or sword; lamina, thin platea.
er ok To ee of pul paste.
Hojal af. A sort o. e or
Hal ista, sm. Makes of altars) cakod
Holersnes a tts Common hornbeam.
Ho y. Withered leaves; useless a
8.
Hojeár, ea To peruse a book; foliate met-
Ticfica, ila, ita, / A small leaf. eaves.
Hojóso, sa, Hojido, da, a. Leafy, of
Hojuéla, af A small leaf; puff paste; gold
or silver thread.
Hala, inter}. Hotla! ho! ho! hoy!
Holán, Holan Batista, em. (Coll) Cambrie;
the finest cambric.
Holanda, sf Holland, fine Dutch linen,
Holandills, 4f Blne dl cotton.
L ner paris ad. Widely, fully, loosely.
olgado, da, a. Loose; at leisure; well-off
Holgánza, af Repose, quiet; diversion.
Holgár, en. To rest: sport; Ídle; live at ease.
Hol na, & Idler, loiterer, lounger.
Holgazanedr, en. To idle, loiter, lounge.
Holgazaneria, ¢f. Idleness, laziness, indo-
Hólgin, na, a. V. Hechicero.
Holgón, am. An egregious pleasure-secker.
gc e (Coll) Mirth, jollity, nolsy
me
Holguéta, #7 (ColL) A feast, a merry-making,
Holgúra, af. Country-feast; width, breadth;
olledér
i dra, of. Trampling; duty on cattle,
Hollaér, ea. To tread or trample; humble
Holléca, #/ (Orn.) V. Herrerillo,
2 illo, ito, uélo, sm, small pellicle or
peel of fruit. [fruit
Holiéjo, sm. Pellicle of grapes and other
Hol, evn. Balsam of New Spain.
Hollm, am. Soot, condensed smoke,
Holiniénto, ta, a. Faliginous, sooty.
Holocatsto, em. Holocaust, a burnt sacrifice,
Ho em. Buffoon, a merry-andrew.
Heombrácho, sm. A squat and square, thick
Hombrachón, em. A very tall, equare, thick
om em. A very square,
Hombráda, 4f A manly action, (Iron.) A
ria i
ombrázo, am. A large man.
Hémbre, em. Man; a rational animal; also
ao or vassal; a husband,
man; vie with another.
Hombrecico, en. S Hombrecilo.
flap- | Homb
reár, on. To assume prematurely the
HON
Hombrecillo, an. Mannikin. Jombrecillos,
(Bot.) Hops.
Hombrecito, am. Youth, a young man.
ef. Armor for the shoulders.
Hombria de bien, q. Probity, honesty.
Hombrillo, em. Gusset, an angular p
cloth.
Hémbro, em. The shoulder.
Hombrón, em, A big man; an eminent man,
Hombronázo, #a. A huge, vulgar man.
Hombrano, na, a e, virile,
Hómbu, e. (Bot.) Tree philotaca,
Homecillo, am. (Bot) ops.
Homicide am, Homage, service; obcisance.
Homicida, 8. com. Murderer, homicide.
Homicida, a. Homicidal, murderous,
Homicidio, a. Murder, homicide.
Homilía, ¢f Homily.
Homilárlo, sm. Collection of homilies.
Homiltsta, am. Author of homilies,
Homini am. (Coll) A paltry fellow.
Homogenei . Homogeneousnesa,
Homogtnso nea, €. Homogeneous,
Homologación, €/. (Little us) Publication
aoe r udicial — :
omólogo, ga, a. Homologous; synonymous.
Homonimia, q” Homonymy, ambiguity.
Homónimo, ma, a. Homonymous, .
Hónda, af. Sling, a stringed instrument for
casting stones. bal Parbuckle. A
Hondaménte, ad. Deeply, profoundly.
Hondárras, af. pl, (Prov) or lees.
Hondázo, sm. Cast or throw with a dling.
Hondeár, va. To unload a vessel.
ies ‘lla, A small slin
ondica, ta, e/. A
Hondo. am. Y. Honda,
Hondillo, em. The seats of breeches.
Hóndo, da, a. Profound, sec
Hóndo, em. (Prov.) V. Fondo, for bottom.
Hondón, em. Bottom of a vessel or jar; a
mas
ondon
Hondúra, sf.
of
É Dalo, ravine; comb; valley.
epth, undity.
Honestam ad, Honestly; modestly.
Honestár, va. To honor, dignify; palliate.
Honestidád, 2/. Honesty, modesty, modera-
tlon ; where 4
Honésto, ta, a. Honest, decent; pure, virtn-
ous; just.
Héngo, em. (Bot.) Mushroom; fangus; a
fieshy excrescence on the lips of wounds.
Hon a. Fungous, spongy.
onor, reputation, chastity ; dig-
Honor, am.
nity, rank.
Honoráble, a. Honorable, illustrious, noble.
Honorableménte, ad. Honorably, tably.
Honorário, ria, a. Honorary, bestowing hon-
or without gain.
Honorário, em. Salary or stipend; fees.
Honorcillo, sm. V. Zfonrilia,
Honorificaménte, ad. cocidas
Honorificénela, ¢f Honoring or doing honor,
Hioaons ca, & Creal: pic b
af. Honor, ; glory; e A
Honradeanénte ad, H onorably, honestly.
Honradéz, 4/. Honesty, probity, integrity.
Honrádo, da, a. Honest, honorable, just, r.
Honradór, ra, £. One who renders honor.
Honramiénto, em, Act of aa 4
HOR :
Honrár, ea. To honor, respect; dignify; crod-
it; adorn.
Honrilla, #f. Rise point of honor.
Honrosaménte, ad. Honorably, creditably.
Honróso, sa, a. Honorable, decorous: equl-
table. [honor.
Jlonrádo, da, a. Firm in maintaining one's
Hontána, 4/ Fountain, spring.
Hontanál, em. V. Hontanar.
Hontanár, sm. Source or spring of rivers,
Hópa, af. A long cassock with slceves.
Hopalánda, #7 n of a student's gown.
Hopeár, en. To wag the tail.
Hopéo, am, (Coll.) Volatile coxcomb.
Hópo, sm, A bushy tail
Hóque, sm. Earnest of a n.
Hoquedád, ef. V. Hueco. [lic devotion.
Hora, ef: Honr, timo; also a book of catho-
Hora, ad. Now, at prea
Horadáble, a. Capable of being pierced.
Horadación, af Act of boring or piercing.
Horadádo, em. Silkworm’s pod bored
through.
Horadár, va. To boro or picree.
Horádo, sm. Hole bored; cavern, grotto.
Horámbre, em. Hole in the cheeks of mills.
Horáño, fa, a. V. Hurafto.
Horário, ria, a. Horary; lasting an hour.
Horário, em. Hour-hand of a clock or watch.
Hórca, 4f Gallows; a two-forked wooden
ron.
Hsrcádo, da, a. Forked into branches.
¿Pedal ty fake E orcajadin d.
o as (A), or A’ ias, a
Horcajadára, gf Fork formed by the two
O f Fork form e two
Horehie, em. donas for mules. dl
Horcáte, em. Collar or hame of a horse.
Horchata, af Orgeat. {chil
Horchilla, ef. True dyer's orchil rocella, ar-
Hórco, es. String of onions or garlic.
Horcón, am. A forked pole set upright to
support branches of fruit-treca,
Hé Y. Horde, clan, tribe.
Hordiato, sm. Barley-water, (Bot.) Spring
Horeolaa el Orph
o af. anage.
Horizontal, «. Horizontal, on a level.
Horizontalménte, ad, Horizontally, flatly.
Horizénte, em. Horizon.
Hórma, q. Mould, model
Hormázo, sm. (Prov.) House and garden.
Horméro, sm. Last- er. fof ants,
Hormiga, af Ant; an aos like the bite
Hormigón, em. A fine sort of plaster.
det da em. pl, A sort of ragout; coarse
our.
Hormigóso, sa, a. Relating to anta,
Hormigueamiénto, sm. Itching; moving
ta.
like ants, (an
Hormigueár, on. To itch; run about like
Hormigiiéla, af A small ant.
Hormiguóo, em. apening like the bite of ants.
Hormiguéro, ef Ant-hill; a great crowd.
Hormiguéro, ra, a, Itching eruption.
Hormiguita, af A small ant. orses,
Hormiguilla, ef. A distemper of the hoo of
grains of silver
Hormiguillár, ea. To m
with salt.
sortalgaillo, em, Distemper of the hoofs of
HOS
horses; forming a ladder in raising the
walls of a building; passing the materials
Hormilla, ¢f A small last. [work,
Hornabéque, sm, (Fort.) Hornwork, out:
Hornacéro, sm. Person attached to a furnaco,
Hornácho, sm. Shaft of a mine; furnace for
metals,
Hornachuéla, af. Hole mado in a wall.
tch of bread.
Hornáda, ef.
E ea. To dig for cosl-pita
e ome ra, a. Wide, spacious;
e,
Hornáza, ef. A small farnace; potter's pol-
Hornagu
Hornaguéra, af. rect} t. ‘silk
Hornáje, am. (Prov.) Money paid for baking
bread. ; d de
Hornázo, am. Cake of eggs and butter.
Horneria, af. A baker's trade,
orn
H eat
pigeon-hole,
Hornillo, sm. A small stove. Oe
ber of a mine; a small mine under sone
work,
Hórno, sm. Oven; a kiln; a farnace.
Horometria, af Horometry, art of messi
ing hours,
Horón, em. (Prov.) Round hamper or frail
Horóscopo, am. «er 4
Horquéta, @f A little fork. (Nea) Y. Hor-
Horquilla, af. A store-hook; disease of the
Horqu naire Fee) F crglrod
orqui , v.) Fo
Hórra, a. Fema, pa an animal which bas
not yet borne.
Horrendaménte, ad. Dreadfally. _
Horréndo, da, a. Dreadfal; monstrous; bor
ble; uncommon.
Horreo, sm. ipod bnilt upon eii
erréro, em, or store- .
Horribiiiaad, al Decadfulness, boride
Horrible, a. Horrid, hideous, heino0s.
Horribleménte, ad. Horribly, f y.
Hoórrido, da, a. Horrid, hideous.
Horrífico, ca, a. (Poet.) Horrific.
Horripilación, af, (Med.) Horripilstics. s
of fever. [latin
Horripilativo, va, a. (Med.) Causing hom
Horrisono, na, (Poct.) Sounding :
Hórro, ra, a. Enfranchised ; disengaged.
Horrór, em, Horror; enormity; abhorrea™
Horrorkzár, va. To terrify.—er. To be
Horrorosaménte, ad. Horribly.
Horroréso, sa, Ps (Coll.) Hideous, frightful,
Somers ce Scorla, dross; filth; terror.
O ra, E e Y .
Hortaliza, ef. (Gen.) The productions of 3
garden,
Hortatérlo, ria, a. V. Eizñortalorka |,
Hortelaneár, on. (Prov.) To culti
Hortalten af, A gardeners wife.
ortelána, 4f ener5
Horteláno em. Gardener, horticulturis
Hortelano, (Orn.) Ortolsa.
Horténse, a. Hortensial, hortulsn.
ortóra, af, A wooden bowl
H
Hósco, ca, 6. Dark brown; sullen; bosstful
HUE
sa, a. Crisp, rough.
Hocved o, da, a. A house receiving guests.
E E ra, $. One who kindly enter-
tains
H qa Kind reception of guests.
Hospedamiénto, sm. Reception of guests.
gees eral oa. To receive, lodge, and enter-
tain strangers and travellers.
Hospetcs af Inn of as monestery.
Hospedéro, an. A welcomer of guests.
o ipa na, & Inmate of a chari haa
ouse.
Jlospício, em. A charity hospital; a work-
Hospital, a. pa ri o
Hospital, ital,
Hocttalérion pa jon gaa
Hospitalário. ría, a. elletous hospice.
Hoepeaes, ra, 6. Superintendent of a hos-
pi
Hospitalidád, af Hospi
Flospitalito, deat A small MT becpttal
Hospitalménte, ad. Hoepitably.
Hosquillo, pig a. Darkish, gloomy.
Hostál,
Hostaléro, sm. ian or tavern-keeper.
Hosteláje, em. Pay at an inn.
H . Inn, tavern.
Hóstia, ost; sacrifice offered on the altar.
Hosti o, om. Box! in which is kept the un-
oA pdt psd the host.
crea ss. Vexation, molestation.
Hostigár, va, To Eb trouble, harass.
oa em. That part of the wall beaten
by the raín.
er a. dha gr be ie coe '
Hoetiliear’ on. To commit hostilities.
Hostilménte, ad. Hoetilely.
Hóy, ad. To-day; the present time.
Hóya, y. Hole; socket of the eye.
Hoyáda, ¢f. The lowest part of a field,
Hoyánco, sen. Great cavity or hollow.
Hea we El om. At ra hole or pit.
em. H
Hoyóso, ea, a, oe ied, full of holes
Hoyuélo, sm. A little hole; a dimple.
ickle; also a efile,
Hor, ad. De hos y de cos, Headlong.
Hozadéro, sra. Hozadúra, sf. Ground tarned | H
ope by y hom
Hozár o grub the ground, as hogs.
Huscál, em. Crate for crockery or fruit.
= ool gaia (Nau.) Hooker, a Dutch-built
Hicha, Y. A clothes-chest; a money-box.
H , Oa. (Little ua.) To hoot.
Huchóho, sm. Word used to call birds.
Huébra, 4. Extent ploughed by a yoke of
oxen in a day. [hired by the day.
Huebréro, sm. Plonghman and his cattle
Muéca, af Notch at the small end of a spindle.
a ca, a. Hollow, empty ; soft, spongy ;
Files: sm. Notes of a wheel; nuthice aa
Huélfago, em. Difficulty of breat
Helen a dira
Rest, repose; recreation.
ue a Breath, respiration.
Had
paper.
Y. Track, footstep; im
on on:
Humanizárse, or. V. Humanarae.
Humáno, na, 6. Human; merciful, benevo-
Humaréda,
Hum
Home sm. Bmoke; smell! of burning pa-
Humeánte, pa. Fuming.
Humeár,
Humectante, pa. (Med.) Moistening.
Humectár, va. (Med.) To moisten, wet.
HUM
Hnéllo, em. Ground; lower part of a hoof.
on ica ; illo, ílla; ito, ita, a. of
Hucquecito, sm. A small cavity or space.
Huérfago, em, V. Huéi fugo. El '
Huerfanito, ita, 8. A little orphan.
Huérfano, na, a Bereft of aga ; orphan.
Huéro, ra, a. Empty; addle; votd.
Huérta, 9. A 1 orchard, (den.
Huertecica, lla, Íta, ef. A small kitchen-gar-
Huertecico, o, íto, am. A small orchard.
O em, A small orchard or kitchen-gar-
Fate Y. Grave, separ
Huesarrón, em. A large
Huesecico, illo, ito, em. A littie bone.
Huéso, sm. Bone; stone, core.
Ed en a Bony, a tie
8. Quest, lodger; stranger.
Hast af Host army in campaign.
Huesádo, y a. Bony.
Huéva, af A pin of fishes.
Huevár, on, y ese
Huevecico, illo, nd lo, af, A small
Y. Ovarium of birds ; egg-stand.
Huevéra,
8. Dealer in ges.
is em, sperm; a block,
Huevéro,
ca a om @ Hugs enot,
y. mm. TE eeeanee pk Evasions.
Huida sm. The retreat of game; quick-
al miner. a
uidizo, za, a. Fagitive,
Hutr, om To fly, escape; 5 un avoid.
Ha le, em, Caoutchouc; also India-rubber;
of}-cloth.
Hee af. (Prov.) Coal-
nae po V. homage.
Humanities da, a. Humanate, pia to
the Son of God. anly.
Humanaménte, ad. Humanely, kin y hu:
Humanár, ea. To earn per soften; be-
come humane; be humbl
Humanidád, af The nature of man; human
kind; humanity, benevolence, Tstudiea,
Humanidádes, 8). Philology; classical
Humanista, sm, Humanist; philologer,
marlan.
[lent.
Humarázo, em. V. Humaso.
. Great smoke; perplexity.
* Tax on fire-places, per.
{sions; a tumult,
on, To smoke; inflame tho pas-
Humectativo, va, a, Causing moisture.
quedo, af. Humidity, moisture, damp-
Humedd). em. Humid soll, a marsh.
Humedecer, va. To molsten, wet, dampen.
Y. Conocer
Hámed
da, a. Humid, molst, damp.
Humerál, a. (Anat.) Humeral, belonging to
the os humorl.
7 reenter. em. Os humeri, a bone between
the scapula and fore-arm.
Huméro, em. Tunnel, funnol, the shaft of a
chimney. dle
IGL
Humildéd, y. Humility, modesty, moek-| Husón, sm. (Ichth.) Sturgeon.
ness.
Humilde, a. Humble, submissive, meck.
Humildemente, ad. Humbly, modestly.
Humildito, ita, a. Very humble or modest.
Humillacion, af. Humiliation, submission ;
self-contempt. [roads.
Humilladéro, sm. A small chapel on high
Humillador, ra, 6. Humillator. jane
Humillante, pa, and a. Humbling, degra-
Humillár, va. To humble, lower; subdue.
Huumillo, em. Smoke; vanity.
Háúmo, em. Smoke; vapor, steam.
Humór, sm, Humor; mood. [wit.
Humoráda, y/. Gayety fall of humor and
Huamorédo, a. l of humors; woll or
ill pa pi
Humoral, a. Proceeding from the humors.
Humorcico, illo, ito, sm. Bad-tempered per-
son.
Humorosidád, q/. Copiousness of humors,
Humoróso, sa, 4. Humorous.
Humóso, sa, a. Smoky, fumid, fumy.
Hundíble, a. Fusible.
Hundimiénto, er. Submersion, immersion.
Hundir, on. To submerge, put under water;
sink ; ruin.
Hira, ¢f Furunole on the head.
H n, ¢m. Hurricane.
Huráco, em. V. Agujero.
Horafiaménte. ad. Wildly; difidently.
Hurafieria, af. ain Shyness, diffidence.
Hurañía, af Stubbornness, cold-hearted-
ness.
Huráño, fia, a. Shy, diffident; cold-hearted.
Hurción, af V. Infurcion. uarrels.
Hurgár, oa. To stir with a stick; to excite
Hurgón, sm. Poker; also thrust in fencing.
Hurgonáda, 4. V. Extocada,
Hurgonázo, em. A violent tbrast,
Hurgoneár, va. To stir the fire; thrust.
Hurgunéro, em. Poker. V. Hurgon.
Hart, af, Hourl.
Huron, na, e. Ferret; ferreter.
Huroneár, oa. To ferret.
Hurgnéra, af Forrct-holo; lurking-place.
Hurdnéro, 9. Forret-keeper.
Hurráca, af. (Orn. ie,
Hu af. V. Regadera,
Hurtáble, a. Capable of being stolen.
Horta Cordél (A”) ad. Spinning a o. on
the palm of the hand. (fully.
Hurtadillas (A’), ad. By stealth, slyly, art-
Hurtadinóros, am. (Prov.) V. Alcancia,
Hurtadór, ra, 8. Robber, thief
Hurtár, ea. To steal, rob; cheat.
Jlurtarópa, af Boy's play.
Harto, sm. Theft, robbery.
Husáda, af. A spindleful of thread.
Husáno, sm. A large spindle.
Hisar, em. Hussar. [oil-mills.
Hausilléro, em, Attondant to the spindle in
Husillo, am, A small spindle.—pi, Draina.
Husita, sm. Hussite. [discover secrets,
Húsma. Andar á la husma, To peep to
Husmeador, ra, $. Scenter, smeller.
Husmeadorcillo, lla, s, Little smeller.
Husmeár, va, To scont; pry, peep.
- Hásmo, sm. Smell of tainted meat.
Háso, om Spindle:
. | Idlopatia, y.
Hata, 4f Hut, huntsman's shed,
Hutia, em. Indian rat.
I.
I, tenth letter of the Spanish alphabet, #
sounded like the English long e in ever.
Ibéria, af. “pen.
Ibéro, am. tard.—a. Spanish.
I'bice, kind of goat.
I’bis, af (Orn.) Ibis, a kind of bird.
Icáco, em. (Bot.) West Indian cocos-plun
nde an I pounce depa
cn . Y, É
Ienografico, ca, a Tchnogeaphical
Iconoclásta, Iconómaco, em. Iconoclast,
pa Ver hapa
Iconoclástico, ca, a. (Little ua.) Iconoclastie.
Iconografía, @f loonography, describing dy
pictures.
Icon co, ca, a, Relating to iconography.
Iconolátra, em. Iconolater, a worshipper of
loonsleiavaf tend) uaa dy
conologia, 2/. Iconology, represen
Icór, da, em. Gleet, humor from 6 sore.
loorúso, sa, 6. Ichorous ; serous.
Ictoricia, af. Jaundice. [jsundicad.
Ictericládo, da; Ictérico, ca, a Ieterical,
Ictiofágia, af Ichthyophagy.
Ictiófago, ga, & Fish-eating.
Iotiológia, of Ichthyology. [eally.
I'da, y. ure, et.) Impetuosity;
I'de, am. (Ichth.) Kind of carp.
Idéa, £f. Idea; notion, fancy; design.
Ideal, a. Ideal, mental, imaginary.
Idealménte, ad. Ideally, intellectually.
ear, oa. To think, invent, plan; discuss.
I'dem, pron. Idem, the same,
Idénticaménte, ad. separ $
Idéntico, ca, a. Identic, identical.
Identidád, y. Identity, sameness.
idence. va. To ldentify.—er. To become
e same,
I’deo, ea, a. (Poet.) Belonging to Moant Ida
Idilio, em. ( ot) Idyl, a pees poem.
Idiocrásia, idi is, y. Idiocrasy.
Idiocrático, ca, a. Idiocratical.
Idióma, am. ee peculiar dislect.
. Idiopathy.
Idiopético, ca, a. Idiopathic.
Idiosincrasia, af Idiosyncrasy.
Tdlotéx, gf Ldlotiem, incas, Ignorance
o . Idiotism, ness,
Idiotismo, sm, Idlotism ; natural imbecility.
I‘do, da, pp. of Ir. Gone.
Idólatra, a. Idolatrous; heathen.
Idólatra, em. Idolater.
Idolatradaménto, ad. tera
Idolatrár, va. To idolatrize; idolize.
Idolatria, a/. Idolatry : inordinate love
Idolito, illo, em. A little idol; darling.
Idolismo, em. Idolatry.
I’dolo, am. Idol.
Idoneidad, sf. Aptitude, fitness, capacity.
Idóneo, nea, A, Fit, convenient, proper:
I'das, em. Ides.
Iglésia, af Church, tomple, diocese.
ILU
IMP
Ignáro, ra, a. Ignorant, unlearned.
Ignéo, ea, a. Igneous, fiery.
Ignicién, 4 Ignition, kindling, setting on
Iznicola, am. Fire-worshipper.
Ignifero, ra, a. Fy ra containing fire.
Ignipoténte, €. (Poet.) Ignipotent, powerful
over fire.
Ignivomo, ma, a. vomiting fire.
Ignografia, of Y. Jonografi
sf. V. Tenografia.
nominia: af. Infamy, opprobrium.
Ignominiosaménte, ad, Ignominiously, op-
probriously. fal.
Ignominióso, sa, a. Ignomintous, disgrace-
Iznorádo, da, a. Unknown, occult, famelesa.
Egnoráncia, 4f. Ignorance; folly; darkness.
a sooner pa. and a. Ignorant, stupid, un-
learn
oranteménte, ad. Ignorantly.
tos: na, A. Grossly ignorant.
lgnorér, oa. To be ignorant of, not to know. | Imagi
igual, a Equal, similar; level; uniform;
cid easly =
Iguáls, y. Agreement, contract; eq ng.
Jcualación, sf. Paneling: levelling; equation.
ádo, da, pp. Equalled, rower.
Jgualadór, ra, 2 ualizer, leveller; har-
Igualam iénto, em. ualizing, on:
ie oa. To equalize, m ; flatten,
eve
Tgualdad, of E ty, similitude; likeness.
Tgualménte, q ually, nniformly, evenly.
Iguana, of. Guana, of America. [up.
Iguárias, 2/. pt. Viands dressed and sorved
ada, af. k fo man or animal.
dear, en. To pant.
gr, am. Flank. V. [jada.
ón, &f Inference, illation.
Ilativo, a. Illative, deduetble.
Degil, 1 unlawfal.
Negalidád, mi lity, unlawfalness.
Legalmén ad, Legally, unlawfally.
Hegible, o. tilogibie
Hes teamente ad Tllegitimately.
Jlegitimár, ea. To illegitimate.
Iegitimidád, e. e pprid
Tlegitimo, ma, a. Illegal; illegitimate.
I’leon, lion, sm. lleum.
Kiéso, sa, a. Unhurt, harmless,
Iticitaménte, ad. Ilicitly.
Flicito, ta, a, Hilicit, unlawfal.
Tlimitáble, a. (Little us.) Hlimitable.
Jlimitádo, da, a. Unlimited, boundless.
Tíquido, da, a. Unliquidated.
Lliterato, a. Miterate, unlearned.
Iluminación, £/. Mumination; intellectual
knowledge.
Tluminádo, da, a. [ilaminate, enlightened.
Klaminédo, em. Illuminate.—pi. IHuminati.
XI laminadór, em, Hiuminator, colorist.
saint, oa. To illuminate; enlighten;
color.
Tiuminativo, va, a. Illuminative.
Lusién, q. Illusion; apprehension.
Itasivo, va. @. Delusive, illusive, deceitfal.
Tiéso, sa, a. Deluded, deceived ; bigoted.
Nasoriaménte, ad. INusivoly.
Nusório, ria, a. Delusive, lusory, decettíul,
Hustración, y” Illustration, elucidation;
revelation.
te
llastradér, ra, 3. INustrator, oxplicator.
Ilustrar, ea. To illustrate, explain, elucidate.
liastre, a. Illustrioas, noble, honorable.
lustreménte, ad. Ilustriously, greatly.
Ilustrisimo, ma, a, Epistolary style amongst
grandees. [ships.
Imádas, 4. pl. (N sa Ways for launching
Imágen, y Image, figure, effigy; appear-
ance,
Imagencita, ía, ef A little image.
Imagináble, a. Imaginable, conceivable.
Imaginación, @f Imagination, fancy; con-
ception. [contrive,
Imaginár, on, To imagine, fancy; scheme,
Imaginária, q/. (Mil.) Keserve guard. [ner.
Imaginariaménte, ad. In a visionary man-
eT ae aro, em. Painter or sculptor of
ages.
Imaginário, ria, a. Imaginary, visionary.
Imaginativa, af Imagination, fancy.
nativo, va. G. Imaginative, fanciful.
Imagineria, af. Imagery, an embroidery
representing flowers, (tion.
Imán, sm, Loadstone, the magnet; attrac-
tar, oa To magnetize the compass
needle.
Imbécil, a. Weak, feeble, imbecile. iy
Imbectlidad, af. Imbecility, weakness, debfl-
Imbérbe, sm, dless youth.
Imbibición, 4/. Imbibition.
Imbiérno, am, V. Invierno.
Imbornál, sm, (Nan.) Scupper-holo,
Imbricádo, da, a. Imbricated. [suade,
Imbuir, ea. To imbue, to induce, to eee
Y Act of putting into
Imbursación, af, (Prov.
a sack.
Imbursár, ea. (Prov.) To put Into a sack.
Imilla, ef (8. Amor.) The girl sent by cach
settlement of Indians to the curate, to
serve him for a weck,
Imitable, a. Imitable.
Imitación, 4 Imitation or copy.
Imitádo, da, a. Copted, imitated, imitative.
Imitadór, ra, €. Imitator, follower.
Imitánte, pa. of Imitar. 1mitator.
Imitár, va, To imitate, copy; counterfeit.
Imitat{vo, va. G. Imitative, aiming at re-
: semblance: of Impat! [hastiness,
mpaciéncia, af Impatience; eagerness,
Impecientár, va. To vex, irritate.—or, To
Impaciónto aT tient, fidgety, restl
m nte, a. im en gety, 088.
Les ad Impatiently, ar-
ently.
Impacienteménte,
Impacto, ta, a. Impacted, thrust into.
Imbaipable a. Impalpable, untangible.
Impér, a. Unequ d; aneven. [diced.
Imparcial, a, Impartial, eau unpreju-
Imparcialidád, af Impartiality, equity.
Imparcialménte, ad. Impartially, Justiy,
none
Impartibllidád, ef (Littl. us.) Indivisibdtlity.
Impartible, a. Indivisiblo; impartible.
Impartir, ca. To impart, grant.
Impasibilidád, af. Impassibility.
Impesíble, a. Tmpass bla, insensible,
Impares ad. Intrepidity, undaunt
edly. neaa
Impavidéz, y. Intrepidity, courage, bold
Impávido, da, A. intrepid, ey ages
IMP
m
cancy.
pelle: a. Impeccable, [pled.
Impedido, da, a. Invalid, impeded; crip-
Impedidór, ra, 8. Obstructer.
Impediénte, pa. Hindering. [obstruction.
Impediménto, sm. Impediment, obstacle,
Impedir, va. To im a, hinder, obstruct,
rostral
n.
Impeditivo, va, a. Impeding, hindering.
a va, To impel; incite, stimulate.
Impenetrabilidád, ef Impenetrability.
Impenetrable, a. Impenetrable, impervious,
fathomless. etrably.
Impenetrableménte, ad. (Littl us.) Impen-
Impenitóncia, 4/. Impenitence.
Impeniténte, a. Impenitent, obdurate.
Impensadaménte, ad. Unexpectedly.
Impensádo, da, a. Unexpected, fortuitous,
Imperánte, pa. Commanding.—a, Raling.
Imperár, on. To command, reign.
Imperativaménte, ad. Authoritativoly.
Imperativo, va, a. Imperative, commanding.
Imperatória, 4/. (Bot.) Masterwort. [nent,
Imperatório, ria, @ Imperial, royal; emi-
Imperceptible, a. Imperceptible.
Impercoptibleménte, ad. Impercoptibly.
Imperdi ae Imperdible, indestructible.
_Imperdonáble, a. (Coll) Impardonable, ir-
remissible.
Imperfección, af Imperfection, fault, defect.
Imperfectaménte, ad. Imperfectly, inade-
quately. fau
Imperfécto, ta, €. Imperfect; defective,
Imperforación, (Med.) linperforation.
ea pa da, €. (Med.) Imperforate,
osed u al
roy
Imperiál, em, Roof of a coach. (Nau.) Poop-
Imperial, a. Imperial.
Imperiáles, am. pl. Imperlalista. [edge.
Impericia, 4 Unskilfaineas, want of know!-
Império, ¢m. Empire, dominion, command.
Imperiosaménte, ad. Imperiously, lordly.
Aree: sa, @. Imperious, haughty, pow-
e
Imporitaménto, ad. Unskilfully, ignorantly.
Imperito, ta, a. Unlearned, unaki ed, font
ran
t.
Impermeabilidád, q. Impermeability.
Impermeáble, a. Impermeable, water-proof.
Impermutáble, a. Immutable,
Impersonal, a. Impersonal.
Impersonalmónte, ad, Impersonally.
Impersuasible, a. Impersuasible.
Impertérrito, ta. 4. Intrepid, dauntless.
Impertinéncia, 4/. Impertinence, folly; {n-
trusion. [Importunate.
Impertinénte, a. Impertinent, intrusive,
Impertinenteménte, ad. Impertinently.
Impertarbabilidád, af (Littl us.) Imper-
turbsbdility.
Imperturbáble, a, Impertarbable.
Imperturbableménte, ad. (Little us.) Im-
perturbably.
Impérvio, via, a. Impervious, impenetrable.
Impétra, y Diploma, license, permission.
a e, a. (Law) Impetrable, obtaina-
ble, [ontreaty.
Impetración, 4f Impetration, obtaining by
Edie” a. Impotrated.
Ity. | Impoliticaménte, ad. (Coll)
IMP
Impecabilidád, af. Impeccability, lupe] Impetradór, ra, 3. One who impetrates.
Impetránte, pa. Impetrating.—sm. (Law)
rantee; impetrator. treaty.
Impetrár, va. To impetrate, obtain by en-
pees sm. Impetus; impulse, impetuos-
: y.
aereos, ad. Impetuous]y, violent-
Impetuosidád, ef. Impetuosity, vehemence.
Impetuóso, sa, a. Impetuons, violent, fierce;
passionate. pentapetes.
Impia or Flor impia, ef Scarlet hovered
Impiaménte, ad. Impioualy.
Impiedád, ef Impiety ; irreligion; eruelty.
Implisimo, ma, a. sup. Very implous, ex-
tremely wicked.
Impio, a. Impious, irreligious, profane.
Impi ni Y Empi
ireo, rea, a. Y. reo.
Implacáble, a. Implacable, inexorable.
Implacableménte, ad. Implacably.
Implaticáble, a, Intractable, unmanageable.
Implicación, g/. Implication; contradiction.
Implicádo, da, a. Implicit, implicated.
a ee on, To oppose, contradict—té.
O implicate, involve, embarresa.
Implicatório, ria, a. Implicative.
Implicitaménte, ad. Implicitly.
Implicito, ta, a. Implicit, inferred.
Imploración, £% Entreaty, imploration.
Implorár, ea. To implore, solicit; eutresl,
beg.
Impláme, a. Unfeathered. [ey-
Impolítica, af. Inctvility, rudeness; impoli-
Impolitically,
unpolitely.
Impolitico, ca, €. Impolitic, improdent,
rude, unelvil, ES a
datar podr & Uapelluwes, mre, free from
Pin ponderable, a. esuireaable, unutters-
e
Imponedér, em. An impostor. ,
Imponér, ea. coy put, or set in or upd;
impose; adv
Importáble, a. Relating to the import of
s
goods.
Importación, 4/. Importation.
Importádo, da, a. Imported.
Importáncia, af. Import, consequence, cl
ment, concern, [siderab
Importánto, a. Im t, momentous, con
is ad. Importantly, ess
ally. cern, amount to.
Importár, e. To import, be of moment, co
Impórte, em, Amount or value.
Importunación, af. Lmportanity, annoysnc
Importunadaménte, ad, Importunasy-
Importunádo, da, a. Importuncd; teased.
Importunadór, ra, €. a im
tuner. get
Importunaménte, ad, Importunely; E
Importuniar, ca. To importune; vex,
Importunidad, 4f Importunity.
Importúno, na, a. Importune; troubles
I Ypostbilidéd, af 1 ibility, {m viele
m 11 , Ímposs y,
Impoatbiltédo, a. Helpless; disabled, at
or. :
Imposibilitár, ea. To disable, render tm
Imposible, a, Impossible, impractica +e
Imposible, am. Impossibility, imposi
Imposiblemónte, ad. Impossibly.
Impoeicién, ef. Imposition; injunction.
Impósta, af. sl) tnpaes a a building.
Impostor, ra, 4. Impostor, jaggler, cheat.
Impoetira, 4. A false charge; im
Im re cla,
poténc:
Impoténta, a. ng) (let weak,
Impracticáble, a. Lmpracticable,
impassabl
o
Imprecación, 47. Imprecation, curse.
Imprecár, ca. ponia: curse.
ación me Im ti tf
p in, af regnation.
Imp o, da, a. opregtáta,
Impregnár, va. To impregnate,—or,
impr
Imprénta, ef
Imprescindible, which cannot b
prescinded or put aside. E
Impreseriptible, a. Imprescriptiblo.
o af. Impression; stamp; print;
in.
Impresionár, va. To imprint on the mind,
Impréso, sm. Pamphlet, a short treatise.
Impriso, sa, pp. Prin
Impresór, em. Printer.
Impresóra, af. Wife of a printer.
Imprestá a da be lent.
Imprevisto, ta, a. Unforeseen, unexpected.
Imprimación, sf Priming in painting.
inp cra, @f. Instrument used in Pine.
ng.
Tingelnedde: em. One who primes in palat:
Imprimar, va, To prime.
Ebc »a. To re oo diia
NA . Improba a
Improbéble, a. probable, unlikely.
Improbableménte, ad. Improbably.
Improbár, ca, To disapprove, d
I’mprobo, ba, a. Corrupt, wicked.
Improperár, ca. To upbraid, taunt, reproach.
Impropério, em, Contemptuons reproach or
Im iaménte, ad. 1 1
ad. Improperly.
laspropladad. e. Tmproptleby. ¿nfitness,
Imprépio, pia, a. Improper, unfit; unbe-
Improporción, 4/. Dispro on,
o ccloniido, da, a. Disproportionate,
Improprisménte, ad. V. Impropriamente.
impropriedad, gf Impropriety.
Impróprio, ria, a. Y. Pm et Aa [rogued.
pirado a. That which cannot be pro-
Imprévidaménte, ad. Improvidently.
Imprdévido, da, a. The dent, thoughtless.
Improvisación, 4 (Little us.) Improvisation.
Improvisaménte, ad. Unexpectedly.
Improvisár, ya. To extemporize, 5 ex-
tempore. ed, unforeseen.
Improviso, sa, Improvisto, ta, a. Unexpect-
Imprudéncia, €. Imprudence, indiscretion.
Imprudénte, a. Imprudent, improvident.
Impradenteménte, ad. Jmprudently.
Impudóncia, £f. Impudence, shamelessness,
immodesty.
Impadénte, a. Impudent, shameless.
Impádicaménte, ad. Impudently.
Impadicicla, af Incontinence, impudicity.
Impádico, ca, a. Unchaste, obscene; shame-
werlcss,
(sure.
©, cen-
e,
sf. Impotence, inability, inca-
possible;
impreg-
Abeta te printing oMes the
INA
Impuésto, sm. Tax, impost, duty.
Impuésto, ta, a. Imposed; informed.
Impugnáble, a. Impugnable.
Impugnación, y/. on, refutation.
Impugnadór, ra, 8. Objector, contradicter.
Tmpugnér, va. To impugn, contradict, con-
Impugnativo, va, a. Impugning.
Impulsér, ea. To impel, urge on.
Impulsién, 4f Impulsion, impulse; influ-
ence, motive.
Impulsivo, va, @.
Impúlso, sm.
Impulsór, ra, 8.
Impáne, a. ae ae from panishment.
Impuneménte, ad. With impunity.
Impunidád, 4/. Impunity.
Impuraménte, ad. pda A ir
ros af. Impurity; onesty ; ob-
n
scenity.
Impáro, ra, a. Impure, foul, obscene.
Imputáble, a. Imputablp, chargeable.
Imputabilidéd, sf Imputableness,
Imputación, af Imputation.
Imputador, ra, 8. Imputer.
Imputár, ea, To nig ose attribute.
Imputativo, va, a. Imputative. [ble.
Inacabáble, a, Interminable, inconsumptl-
PRE Pi Inaccessibllity.
Inaccesible, a. Inaccessible,
Inaccesibleménte, ad. Inaccessibly.
Inaccéso, 8a, 7. Inaccessible.
Inacción, Y Inaction.
Inadaptáble, a. Not adaptable.
Inadecuádo, da, a. Inadequate,
Inadmisible, a. Inadmissible.
Inadverténcia, sf. Inadvertence, carelessness.
Inadvertidaménte, ad. Inadvertently.
Inadvertido, da, a. Inadvertent, careless,
Inafectido, da, a. Natural, unaffected.
Inagenáble, a. Inalienable,
Inagotáble, a. Inexhaustible; never-falling.
Inaguantáble, a. A unbearable,
fea 3 RS rt
nalterabilic . Sta naltera »
Inalteráble, a. Inalterablo. cf
Inalterableménte, ad. pei &
Inalterádo, da, a. Unchanged, stabla.
Inamisible, a. Inamissible,
Inamovible, a. Immovable.
Inamovibilidád, af Immovability.
Ináne, a. Empty, void, inane.
Inanición, 4/. Inanition, extreme weakness,
Inanimádo, da, a. Inanimate, lifeless.
Inapagable, a. Inextinguishable.
Inapeable, a. Totally immovabla
Inapeláble, a. Without appeal, irrevocable.
Tnepessncls af. Inappetence, want of appe
Inapeténte, a. Having no appetite; disgusted.
Inaplicáble, a, Inapplicablo,
Inaplicación, g/. Indolence, Inapplication.
Inaplicádo, da, a. Indolent, careless.
Inapreciáble, a. Inestimable, invalaablo.
Inaptitúd, af (Prov.) V. Ineptitud.
Inarticuládo, da, a. Inartic
Inasequíble, a, Unattainable.
Inatacáble, a. (ColL) Unattackable.
Inaudible, a. (Little us.) Insudible,
Inandito, ta, a, Unheard of, aie
INO
Inaugoracion, ¢f Inauguration.
Insugurádo, da, a. pio ¿oe inaugurated.
Inaugurál, a. Inaugural. *
Inaugurár, ca. To inaugurate.
Inaveriguáble, a. That cannot be ascertain
Inbéb, af A stuff which comes from Cairo.
Incalculable, a. Incalculable.
Incansáble, a, Indefatigable, unwearied. ~
Incansableménte, ud. Indefatigably.
Incantáble, a. That cannot be sung.
Bro ari YY. Incapacity, inability; inca-
pabiiity,
Incapáz, a. Incapable, unable; heavy, dull.
Abla a, Unm ble.
Incásto, ta, a. Unchaste, impure, obscene.
Incautaménte, ad. Unwarily, incautiously.
Incaúto, ta, a. Incauttous, heedless,
Inocendiár, ta. To kindle, set on fire.
Incendiário, rin, e. Incendiary: firebrand.
Incéndio, am, Fire, conflagration, burning.
Incensación, %. Perfuming with incense,
Incensár, va. To perfume, incense.
Incensárlo, am. Incensory, thurible. [hle,
Incensuráble, a. Unblamable, irreproacha-
Incentivo, sm, Incentive, incitement, spur;
encouragement.
Incertidúmbre, sf. Incertitude, uncertainty,
fluctuation.
Inoesáble, a. Inccesant, unceasing.
Incesableménte, ad. Without intermission.
Incesdnte, a. Incessant, continual, uninter-
rupted. [ually.
Incesanteménte, ad. Incossantly, contin-
Incésto, em. Incest.
Incestuosam(nte, ad. Incestuously.
Incestudeo, sa, 1, Incestuous,
Incidénela, 4% Incidence, accident, casualty.
Incidénte, a. Incident, casual, incidental.
Incidénte, sm. Incident, accident, casualty.
Incidenteménte, ad. Incidentally,
Incidir, on, To fall in or upon.
Inciénso, sm. Incense,
Inciortaménte, ad. Uncertainly.
Inciórto, ta, a. falso; uncertain; unstable.
Incindénte, a. (Little us.) Cutting. ue
Incineración, 8f. Incineration, burn to
Incinorár, va. To incinerate or burn to ashes.
pa vrttS a. Beginning, incipient, inchoa-
ve,
Incircanciso, sa, a, Uncircumcisod.
Inctrcunacripto, ta, a. Uncircumscribed.
Incisión, af. Incision, a cut. V. Cesura.
Inclsivo, va, a. Incisive.
Inciso, am. Comma. V. Coma.
Inciso, sa, a. Incised. V. Cortado.
Incisório, ria, a. Incisory, cutting.
Incitación, af Incitation, incitement.
Incitadór, ra, a. Instigator, exciter.
Incitaménto, Incitamiénto, sm. Incitement,
impulse, Incentive.
Incitar, va. To incite, excite, stimulate.
ica af, (Law) Writ from a superior
n
unal.
Incitativo, va, G. Incentive, inclting.
Incitativo, am. Incltement,
Incivíl, a. Uncivil, unpolished. [ness,
Inclvilidád, af Incivility, rudeness, coarse-
Incivilménte, ad. Uncivilly, radely.
Incleméneis, af. Inclemency, severity, rigor.
re Inclement, cruel.
INC
Inclinación, ef. Inclination; propensity
fancy, also a bow.
Inclinádo, da, a. Inclined; dis
Inclinadór, ra, & One who inclines.
ed. | Inclinánte, pa. Inclining, bending.
Inclinár, ea. To inclino; intluence.—er. To
be favorably y a
Inclinativo, va, a. Inclinatory. [ous
I'nclito, ta, a. Famous, conspicuons, illustri-
Incluír, ea. To include, comprise; contain,
Inclúsa, af Foundling-hospital
Incluséro, ra, 8, and a. Foundling.
Inclusión, y Inclusion ; familiar intercoarse
Inclustvaménte, Inclusive, ad, Inclastvely.
Inclusivo, va, Y. Inclusive.
tee sa, a. ere ding
neluyénte, pa. Including.
Incoddo. aia. yun, commenced.
Incoagulable, a. Incoagulable.
Incoár, ca. To commence, begin.
Incoativo, va, a. Inchoative, inceptive.
Incobráble, a. Irrecoverable,
Incógnito, ta, a. Unknown.
Incognoscíble, a. Imperceptible
Incuherénte, a. Incoherent, inconsistent
Incoberéncia, af Incoherence.
Incolumidad, af Incolumity, .
Incombustibilidád, f Incombustibility.
incom puetible: a. Lip oión
ncombústo, ta, a. Unburnt, A ]
Incomeretáble, a. Contraband, prohibited;
mpassablo.
Incómodaménte, ad. Incommodiously.
Incomodár, va. To incommode.
Incomodidád, 2/7. Incommodiousnes
Incómodo, da, a. Incommodioas, inconve-
nient. va
Incomparáble, a. Incomparable, mateh
Incomparableménto, ad. Incomparably.
Incomparádo, da, a. V. Incomparable.
Incompartible, a, Indlvisible. .
Incompasible, a. V. Incompasiso.
Incompasivo, va, a. Incompassionsit.
Y Incompatibility,
sistency.
Incompatible, a. Incompatible, inoonalcte
Incompeténcia, sf. Incompetency, inst
Incompeténte, a. Incompetent; 1n ai
Incompctenteménte, ad. Incompetently,
suita NA
Incompléjo, ja, a. Incomplex, simple.
Incompletaménte, ad. Incompletely.
Incompléto, ta, a. Incomplete, incon
mate.
Incompléxo, xa, a. Y. Jncompleja
Incomponible, a. Incompoundab
Incomportable, a, Intolerable, unbesrabla
Incompoelbiltdád, af. Incompoesibility.
Incomposible, a. Incomposite. or
Incomposición, 4/. Defective [y
proportion. h wat
Incomprensibilidád, ef Incompre ow
Incomprensible, a. . ncomprehensib bir.
Incomprensiblemónte, ad. Inconcelra0:7-
Incomprimible, a. Incompressible |,
Incompnésto, ta, a. (Little us.) Simple;
adorned. cabllit
Incomunicabilidád, 4/. Incommunica™
Incomunteáble, a. Incommunicable.
Incomunicádo, da, a. Incommunicaled.
Ineonceptíble, a. Inconceptible.
Inconcerniénte, a. Improper, unsuitable.
Inconciliáble, a. V. Irreconciliadie.
Inconcino, na, a. Disordered, unhandsomo,
Inconcusaménte, ad. Certainly, indubitably.
Inconeheo, sa, a Incontrovertible, incon-
testable.
Inconducénte, a. Incongruons.
Inconexión, ef Incoherency ; inconnection.
Inconéxo, xa, «1 Unconnected, incoherent.
Inconfi-so, sa, a. Uneonfessed. [loyalty.
Inconfiduncia, af Distrust, mistrust; dis-
Incon te, ad. Incongruo
lncongruéncia, Y. Incongruity.
Incongruénte, a. Ne ne incon
Tacongruenteménte, Incompatibly.
Incongruidád, 4 Eheoneratty: Pe cess
Inedngruo, grua, a. Incongruous, dispropor-
ad . Incommensura-
ty.
Inconmensuráble, a. Incommensurable.
o ea ig V. Inmutabllidad.
Inconmutáble, a Incommutable. _[nable.
Inconquistable, a. Unconquerable, impreg-
Inconsecaén :
Inconsecaénte, A, Inconsequent.
Irconsideráble, a. Valueless, worthless.
Inconsideración, af. Inconsideration, inad-
vertency.
Inconsideradaménte, ad. Inconsiderately.
da, €. Inconsiderate,
Inconsiguiénte, a. Inconsequent. [tty.
E , Íneongra-
Inconsisténte, a. Inconsistent, absurd.
Inconsoláble, a. Inconsolable.
Ineonsolableménte, ad. Inconsolably.
ue y. Inconstancy, fickleneds,
Inconstánte, a. Inconstant, fickle. (fdily.
Ineonstanteménte, ad. Inconstantly, -
Inconstruíble, a. (Coll) Whinnosical, fickle;
unintelligible.
Inconsátil, a. Seamless.
Incontáble, a. Innumerable. _[taminated.
Incontaminádo, da, a. Undefiled, uncon-
Hecutaschble, a, Incontestable, indisputa-
Incontestableménte, ad. Incontestably.
Incontinéncia, 4/. Incontinence ; unchastity.
Incontinénte, a. Incontinent; unchaste.
Incontinénte, ad. Instantly, immediately.
Incontinenteménte, ad. Incontinently, un-
Incontrastáble, a. Irresistible, insu
adi a, Incontrovertible, in-
isputable. I
Inconvencible, a, Inconvincible. V. Jnven-
Inconyenibie, a. Discordant, inconsistent.
inconveniéncia, q. Inconvenience; incon-
gruence. [some.
Inconventénte, a. Inconvenient, trouble-
Inconventénte, em. Difficulty, obstacle.
Inconversáble, a. Unsociable. [ablo.
inconvertíble, a. Inconvertible, unchange-
Incórdio, em. Bubo, a tamor in the groin.
Incorporáble, a, That cannot be incorpo-
rated.
Incorporación, sf. Incorporation.
Incorporádo, a a Incorporate, associated.
Incontinénti, ad, Instantly, mee dy
IND
Incorporál, opa gra .
Ineorporalméate: a pa rd
a.
Incorporár, ea. To imbody; form into a
Incorporeldbid of vara i sf
corpore . Inco. DCO -
Incorpóreo, rea, a. Incor "iniaterial
Incorpóro, sm. V. Incorpora
Incorrección, ef. Incorrectness, inaccuracy.
Incorrectaménte, ad. Inaccurately.
Pond Ty EN pe] Tnoorrigl
nco . Inco
Incorregible, a ió
Incorrogibleménte, ad. Incorrigibly.
pin, Y. Incorruptness, integrity
nesty.
Incorruptaménte, ad. Ineorruptly.
Incorraptibilidád, y. Incorruptibility.
Incorraptíble, a. Incorraptib e. [ruptible
Incorrúpto, ta, a. Incorrupt ; bonest, incor
Incrasár, ea. To inspisaste, thicken.
Increádo, da, a. Uncreated, increate.
Incredibilidád, 4% Incredibility.
Incredulidád, y. Incredulity. [ant.
Incródulo, la, a. Incredulous.—a A miscre-
Increíble, a. Incredible.
Increibleménte, ad. Incredibly.
Increménto, em. Increment, increase.
Increpación, y. Chiding, reproach, rebuke.
Increpadór, ra, 8. Chider, rebuker, scolder.
Increpár, va. To chide, scold, reproach.
AS ta, a. Incruental, unstained with
Incrustación, 4/. Incrustation.
Incrustár, va. To incrust or incrustate,
I'ncubo, em. Incubus, the nigbt-mare.
Inculcación, 4 (Print.) Binding or wedging
in a form.
Inculcár, va. To inculcate, impress.
Inculpabilidád, 4/. Inculpableness,
Inculpable, a. Inculpable, unblamable,
Inculpableménte, ad. Inculpably.
Incul ente, ad. Faul y.
Inculpádo, da, a. Faultless.
Inculpár, va. To accuse, blame.
Incultaménte, ad. Rudely. ps:
Incultiváble, a. Incapable of cultivation, in-
Incálto, ta, a. Incult, untilled; uncivilized.
Incultara, af Inculture.
Incumbéncia, 4f Incumbency ; duty.
Incumbir, on. To be incumbent upon any
one,
Incuráble, a. Incurable ; hopeless.
Incúria, Y. Negl ce, caracy.
Incurióso, sa, a. Negligent, incurious.
Incurrimiénto, em. Act of incurring.
Incurrir, on. To incur; deserve, merit.
Incursión, @f Incurring; incursion.
Incáúrso, sa, pp. trr. of Incurrir.
Indagación, &f Search, inquiry, inquest.
Indagadór, ra, & Investigator, inquirer.
Indagár, ea. To search, inquire; investigate,
Indebidaménte, ad. Unjuatly, illegally.
Indebido, da, a. Undue, illegal, unlawful.
Indecéncia, 2/. Indecency, indecorum, ob-
Indecónto, a. Tndecent, unbecomin
te, a. Indecent, un
Indecentemónte, ad. Indecently, falsomely,
Indecible, a. Inexpressible, unutterable.
Indecibleménte, ad. Inexpreasibly.
Indecisaménte, ad. Irreso a
IND
Indecisión, af. Irresolution, indecision.
Indeciso, sa, @. Irresolute; undecided.
Indeclinábie, a. Undocayed, firm, unshaken ;
indeclinable.
Indecóro, em. Indecoram, indecency.
rr ad. Indecorously, inde-
cen
Indecoróso, sa, a. Indecorous, unbecoming.
Indefectibilidád, ef. Indefecti ah
Indefectíble, g. Indefectible, unfailing.
Indefecttbleménte, ad. Indefectibly.
Indefensable, a. Indefensible.
Indefónso, sa, a. Defonceless, indefensive,
Indeficiónte, a. Indefectible, unfailing.
Indefinible, a. Indefinable.
Indefinidaménte, ad. Indefinitely.
Indefintdo, a, Indefinite; not deter-
mined; not limited.
Indefinito, ta, a Indefinite, without limits.
Indeléble, a. Indelibie.
Indelebleménte, ad. Indelibly. ency.
Indeliberacién, af Irresolution; inadvert-
Indeliberadaménte, ad. Inadvertently.
Indeliberádo, da, a. Indeliberato, unpre-
I denne a 0 damaged, unhart.
ndémne, a. Un un
Indemnidád, af. Indemnity. [barsement.
Indemnización, y. Indemnification, retm-
Indemnizár, ca. To indemnify, secure
agalnst loas.
Independéncia. af Independence, freedom.
Independónte, Indepondiénte, a. Independ-
ent, free. [ad. Independently.
Independenteménte, Independienteménte,
Indescifráble, a. Indecipherable.
Indescribtble, a. Indescribable.
Indesignáble, a. Which cannot be designed.
Indestructibilidád, af. Indestructibility.
Tn deste acuele, a. Indestructible, imperish-
ute.
able.
Indetermináble, a. Indeterminable ; irreso-
Indeterminacién, sf Indetermination; ir-
resolution.
Indeterminadaménte, ad, Indeterminatoly.
Indeterminádo, da, a. Indeterminate ; irres-
olute, doubtful.
Indevoción, 47 Indevotion.
Indevoto, ta, a. Indevout, irreligious.
I'ndia, @f Great wealth.
Indiana, af Chintz, printed cotton.
Indiáno, sm. One who has resided in India;
Indicación af, Indication; si Site
n n, &f Indication ; or sym
Indicadór, em, (Little us.) \indicator.
Indicánte, pa, Indicating.
Indicár, va. To indicate, show, point out.
Indicativo, va, a. Indicative, po nting.
Indicativo, am. io) Indicative mood.
Indicción, af Indiction, convening of a
synod, council, dec,
I'ndice, em. Mark, sign, index.
a da, a. Suspected of a crime; sus-
picious,
Indiciadór, ra, e Suspectful; also an in-
former. — [suspicion; give up to justice.
Indiciár, va. (Law) To give reasons for
Indicio, em. Indication, mark, sign, token.
I’ndico, em. In Y. Anil,
Indico, ca, a. Indian. ness,
[ ' Indivisibils
y Y. Indifference; neglect, culd-.
e: a. Indifferent; ee Te
gardlesa. y
Indiferenteménte, ad. Indifferently, fe
Indigena, a. Indigenous, native.
Indigónola, 4/ Indigence, poverty, need.
Indigénte, a. Necessitous, poor, needy.
Indigestible, a. Indigestible.
Indigestion, 4f Indigestion ; {ll-natare,
ea, dar a. Indigest; confused. (Coll)
“natu
Indignación, ef. Indignation, anger. (nant.
Indignád a a. Provoked, tessed; indig-
Indignaménte, ad. Unworthily, indignly.
Indignánte, pa. Indignant; irritating.
Indignár, oa. To irritate, provoke, tease.
Indignidád, q/. Indignity ; indignation, pes
Indign Unworth docenas
ndigno, na, a Unwortby, un ;
Laa em. (Bot) Y. A
Indigófera, q/. (Bot.) Indigo.
Indiligéncia, y Indiligence, carelessness.
I'ndio, la, a. Indian; of a blue color.
Indirécta, ¢f Innuendo, hint, cue.
Indiréctaménte, Indirécte, ad.
obliquely.
Indirécto, ta, a. Indirect; oblique
Indiscernible, a. (Little us) In
Indisciplina, af Insubordination.
Indisciplináble, a. RL rt
Indisciplinádo, da, a. Un
Indiscreción, 4% Indiscretion, impradencs.
Indiscretaménte, ad. Indiscreetly.
Indiscréto, ta, a. Indiscreet, foolish; inc02-
siderate.
Indisculpáble, a. Inexcusable.
Indisolubilidád, 4% Indissolubility.
Indisolúble, a. Indissolable.
Hp peeping ten pad
adis e, 4. la nea
Indispeneableménte, ae Indispenssbly, »e-
cessaril ne,
Indisponér ea. To disable, indispose; dir
Indisponible, a. (Law) That cannot bo be
ueathed.
Todlspoattén, af. Indisposition, disinolina-
on, e.
Indisposicioncilla, e/. Slight indisposition
Indispuéato, ta, a. Indisposed, disordered la
health. {ible
Indisputéble, a. Indisputable, incontrovert-
Indisputableménte, ad, Indispatably.
Indistinción, @f Indistinction, indiserimi-
I distinguibl U
n o, 4 Un
Indistintaménte, ad. Indistinctly, indie
criminately.
Indistinto, a a, Indistinct, indiscriminaó.
Individuación, 4 Individuation, indi
ulty.
Individuál, a. Individual.
Individualidád, ef. Individuality.
Individualizár, va. To individoslise
Eodividualmsnte, ad. Individually, numét-
cally.
Individuo, om Tnatvid
ndividuo, am. Indiv
Individao, dos, a. Individual, inseparable
Indivisaménte, ad. indivi 7:
af Indivisibility.
Indivisible, a, Indivisible
Y»
INE
or ati ad. Inseparably, indivisi-
y.
Indiviso, sa, a. Undivided, individuate.
l'ndo, sm, t.) A kind of myrobalan.
Indócil, a. Indocile, unteachable; inflexible.
Indocilidád, 4 Indooility; inflexibility,
stabbornness.
Indócilménte, ad. Inflexibly.
Indéeto, ta, a. Ignorant, anlearned.
I‘ndole, af Disposition, temper, inclination.
Indoléncia, 4/. lence, indifference, lazi-
nese
Indolente, a. Indolent, indifferent.
Indolenteménte, ad. Indolently, inertly.
Indomáble, Indomeñáble, a. Untamable;
inflexible, unconquerable.
Indomádo, da, a. Untamed.
Indomesticáble, a. Untamable. [tractable.
Indoméstico, ca, G. Untamed, flerce, in-
ri ta, a. Untamed, ungoverned,
wi tion.
Indotacién, af. (Law) Want of a wife's
Carhart a, Uncndowed ; portionlesa.
Indubitáble, a. Irrefutable, unquestionable.
Anant (ravlemeats, ad. Undoubtedly, indu-
Indubitado, da, a. Undoubted, indubitate,
Inducción, q/. Induction, inducement, per-
suasion.
Inducidór, ra, 8. Inducer, persuader.
Inducimiénto, sm, Inducement. [attract.
Inducir, ca. To induce, persuade, influence,
Inductivo, va, a. Indactive.
Indudable, a. (Prov.) V. Induditadle.
Indnigéncia, ¢f. Indulgence, forbearance,
clemeney.
Indulgenta, a. dent, kind, gen
Indulgenteménte, ad. Indulgently.
Indultár, va. To pardon; free, exempt.
Indaltirio, sm. A dispenser of ecclesiastical
benefices. t
D
Indúlto, am. Pardon; indult, O an:
Induménto, sm. Wearing apparel.
ra Y Med.) redee “ie
ústria, ef. Industry, nce; ingenuity.
Indastrial, a. Industrial.
Industriár, va. To teach, instruct.
Industriosamónte, ad. Industrious] y.
Industrióso, sa, 4. Industrious, sk
siduous.
Inebriár, ea. (Met.) To intoxicate.
In vo, va, a. Inobriating.
Inédia, af Fast, abstinence from food.
Inédito, ta, a, Not published, unedited.
Incfabilidád, af Ineffability; impossibility
of being explained.
por-
y 48-
neficácia, y. Inefficacy, inefficicncy.
Ineficéz, a. Inefficacious, ineffectual, inefii-
t
cien
Ineficazménte, ad. Inefficaciously.
Ineleginte, a. Inelegant.
Inenarrable, a. Inexplicablo, inexpressible,
Inépeia, 2/. Ineptitude, unfitness,
Ineptaménte, ad, Unfitly, ineptly.
Joeptitúd, y. Ineptitade, inability.
Inépto, ta, a Inept, unfit.
Inércia, 4/. Inertia; inertness; inactivity.
a
INF
Inerráble, a. Inerrable. [stars.
Inerránte, a. (Astr.) Fixed: applied to the
Inérte, a. Inert, dull; unskilful.
Inescrutáble, a. Inscrutable, unsearchable.
Inescrutableménte, ad. (Little us.) Inscru-
tably.
Inescrudiñáble, a. Inscrutable.
Inescusáble, a. Inexcusable; inevitable, in-
dispensable.
Theseus ene, gi o 6
nesperadaménte, nexpec :
Inesperado, da, a. Unexpected, maforeseen:
Inesperióncia, 4/. Inexperience.
Inespérto, ta, a. Inexpert, unskilful,
| a. Inexpiable.
pee eager A O E [ble.
nespugnabie, 4, Anoxpugnabie, impregna-
Inesténso, sa, a. (Little us.) Unextended.
Inestimabilidád, af Inestimableneas,
Inestimáble, a. Inestimable, invaluable.
Inestimádo, da, a. (Law) That which has
not been valued. [quonchablo.
Inestinguible, a. Inextinguishable, un-
Inestricable, a. Inextricable.
Inevitable, a, Inevitable, fatal.
Inevitableménte, ad. Inevitably.
Inexactitúd, y. Inaccuracy.
Inexácto, ta, a. Inexact, inaccurate.
Incxbaústo, ta, a. Unexhausted, unspent.
Inexisténcia, 4 Inexistence.
Inexisténte, a. Inexistent,
Inexoráble, a. Incxorable, relentless.
Infacito, ta, a. (Little us.) Dull, graceless.
Infactible, a. Infeastble, impracticable.
Inficándo, da, a. Ineloquent, not persuasive,
Infalibilidád, af Infallibility.
Infalible, a. Infalliblo.
Infalibleménte, ad. Infallibly.
Infamación, @f Slander, calumny,
Infamadór, ra, 8. Defamer, libeller.
Infamánte, a. Defaming; opprobrious.
Infamár, va, To defame, dishonor.
Infamativo, va, a. Defaming.
Infamatoério, ria, a. Defamatory, libellous,
Infáme, . Infamous, vile, despicable.
Infameménte, ad. Infamousl y, vilely.
Infámia, af Infamy, dishonor; baseness.
Infancia, @f ser 4d beginning.
Infancino, em. Oil from green olives.
Infindo, da, a, Infandous, too bad to be
mentioned.
Infanta, 4/. Infanta; infant, a female child.
Infantádo, ema mn mtoro assigned to a prince
of the royal blood of Spain.
Infánte, sm. Infant; infante; a foot-soldier.
Infanteria, 4/7. Infantry.
Infanticida, am. Infanticide.
Infanticidio, sm. Infanticide. [7n/ante, ta.
Infantico, ica; illo, illa; ito, ita, 8. dim, of
Infantil, a. Infantile, infantine.
Infanzón, 6m. Nobleman.
Infsnzonádo, da, a, Portaining to a noble.
Infanzon am. Territory of a nobleman.
Infanzonía, Y. Nobility.
Infatigúble, a. rapera dardo unwearied,
Infatigablemónte, ad. Indefatigably.
Infatuación, af. Infatuation ; Y .
Infatuádo, da, a. and pp. of as, Ine
fatuate, infatuated.
Infatuár, va. To Ei atu-
tion,
Infhustsménte, ad. Unluckily.
Infaústo, ta, a. Unlucky, unfortunate.
Infección, q/. Infection.
Infectádo, a. Infoct, infected.
Infectár, ea. To infect; corrupt, vitiate.
Infoctívo, va, a Infective, infectious.
Infecto, ta, a Infected, tainted.
Infoeundi Y. Infecundity, sterility.
Infecándo, da, a. Infecund, unfruitful.
Infelice, a. (Poet.) V. Infelis, (ness.
Infelicidád, q/. Calamity, misery, anhapp!-
Infeliz, a. Unhappy, luckless, miserable.
Infelizménte, nluckily, unfortunately.
Inferéncia, ef. Inference, illation.
Inferiór, a. Inferior, lower in value, station.
Inferioridód, a/. Inferiority, subjection.
Inferir, va. To infer, dedace, collect.
Infernáculo, em. Boyish play.
Infernál, a. ‘Infernal, hellish. [nally.
Infernalménte, ad. (Coll) Hellishly, infer-
Infernár, ea. To damn, doom to eternal
I o a Infro. (Poct.) Infernal.
DicTnO, na, , YA, A. niern
Infestación, y. Infestation, annoyance.
Infestár, va, To infest, overrun, harass by
incursions,
Infbodár, va. Y. r.
Inficién, af Infection. V. Infeccion.
Inficionár, va. To infect; corrupt, Aer
Infidelldéd, Infidel Pe dosslt
nfide . Infidelity, tr , docelt,
Jadsoels Ae Unihithfitness faithloesnees :
ason.
Infidénte, a. Unfaithful. [gan.
Infiél, a. Unfaithful, infidel; disloyal; pa-
Inflelménte, ad. Unfalthfully.
Infiérno, em, Hell; causing confusion, pain,
or trouble.
Infiguráble, a. That which cannot be repre-
sented by any figure.
Infltración, af (Med.) Infiltration.
Infiltrárse, or. To infiltrate, insinuate.
she ma, a. Lowest; the least; abject,
O,
Infinidád, ¢f Infinity, tmmensity.
Infinitaménte, ad. Infinitely, immensely.
Infinitesimál, a. (Mat.) Infinitesimal.
- Infinitisimo, ma, a. sup. Most infinite.
Infinitivo, sm, (Gramm.) Infinitive mood.
Infinito, ta, a Infinite, unboundod, im-
mense,
Infinito, ad. Infinitely, immensely. [ate.
Infirmér, ea. To infirm, weaken; invalid-
Inflación, q. Inflation; flatulence; conceit,
vanity.
Inflamáble, a. Inflammable. [famo.
Inflamación, 4/. Inflammation, setting on
nto, em, (Little us.) Inflamma-
jeness,
Inflamár, oa. To inflame, kindle,
Inflamatério, ria, a. Inflammatory.
Inflár, va. To inflate; elate; strat.
Inflativo, va, a. That which inflates.
Intlexibilidád, ef Inflexibility, stiffnesa, in-
exorabllity.
Infexíble, a. Inflexiblo; immovable.
Inflexibleménte, ad. Inflexibly ; invariably.
Inflexión, 4/. Inflection, tho act of bending,
turning, or modulatin
Ei a, (Law) Inflictive.
ING
Influéncia, ¢ Infinence; credit, conse
uence, ascendency. {tial.
Influénte, pa. and a. Influencing, infines-
Influir, ea. To influence; modify; prevail
upon.
Infitjo, am. Influence, power, credit.
Inforciádo, sm. Becond part of the pandects
of Justinian. {hint; inquiry.
Información, y. Information; ction;
Informal, a. Informal, irregular.
Informalidád, ¢ Informality.
Informánte, em. Informant, informer.
Informár, va. To inform, instruct, acquaint,
report; animate. (tiva
Informativo, va, a. Instructive; infwms
Informe, em. Information; account; re
rt; brief
rme, a. Shapeless, formless.
Informidad, af. Informity, shapeleasness.
Infortificáble, a. Which cannot bo fortified.
#f Surfeit in cattle. [vention.
Infosú
Infracción” ef. Infraction; breach, contre
ta, a. Steady. 7
Infractór, ra, 8. Infractor of a compact or
Infraceer! oo ta, & Undorwritten, under
sign
Infragánte, ad. V. En fragante
Infrangible, a. Infrangible, inviolable.
Infraoctáva, 4f. Six days por ebrio
any church festival of eight days, not
counting the first and the Jast.
Infraoctávo, va, a Any of the six deys
within the E to estival.
O Input
nfracción, y. Y.
Infructífero, ra, Infrugifero, ra, a. Unfrait-
ful, barren; useless. easly.
Infructuosaménte, ad. Unfruitfally, fratt-
Infructuóso, sa, a. Fruitless, unproductive
Vnfulas, ef pl Sacerdotal ornaments; ex:
on; presumption. (reason.
Infandadaménte, ad. Groundlosaly, without
Infandádo, a. Groundless.
Infundible, a. Infusible. instil
Infundir, va. To infase; make an infusivA;
Infarcién, Infulción, af Tribute for the
und of houses in Spain. .
Infurcionégo, ga, a. Subject to psy the
eround-sent of a house.
n
Infasién, 2/. Infusion, influxion, inspiration.
Infáso, sa, a. Infused, introduced.
Ingeneráble, a. Ingenerable. (age.
Ingentár, va. To conceive, contrite; el
Ingeniatára, ¢ Ingenuity, acuteness; sk
fal management.
Ingenfería, 4/. Art of an engineer.
Ingeniéro, em. Engineer. ee
Ingónio, sm, Mental power; genius; el
gine; means, contrivance.
Ingeniosaménte, ad. Ingentously.
Ingenlosiñád, Pr Ingenuity, Invent as
Ingenidso, sa, 2. Ingenious, inventive;
with fo due
Ingénito, ta, a. Unbegotten; innato.
Ingenuaménte, ad. Ingenuonsly, fairly.
eS af. Ingenuousness, frankness,
candor.
g-
introduce, inclose ;
noculate.
am. Graft, the tree ingrafted.
grafted.
Ingeriz, ea. To insert;
Ingertár, va. To graft, 1
Grafted, in
tjada.
a
Ingina, PA Y.
, the part next the thigh,
a. En rapid of England.
é guage.
Ingléte, sn. D E Sarge oblique line,
Inglosáble, a. admits no gloss or com-
ment.
Ingobernáble, a. Ungovernable. _[uated.
a tla Sa a. Aa That rd be grad-
n
te, y.
Ingratitád, 4 Ingratitude, nngratefaln
Ingráto, a E Ungrateful; harsh, disagree:
e
abl
Ingredténte, em. Ingredient.
Ingreso, ping Ingress, entrance.
Inguinál, a. (Med.) V. Inguinario.
: rio, ria, a. Inguinal, belonging to
mn
Ingurelación af. Ingurgitation. [clomsy.
In 1, A Unable, unqualified; unfit;
Inbabilidád, af. Inability, incapacity, unfit-
ness. ity.
Inhabilitación, ¢f Disqualification ; aislttt
id va. To disqualify, disable; de-
y
"ive,
J-«habitáble, a. Uninhabitable.
-nhabitado, da, a. Uninhabited.
Inhalación, gf. dee, Inhalation.
Inhallábie, a. (Little us.) Not to be found.
Inheréncia, ef. Inherence or inherency.
[ratero a, (Littl ) Inherentl
: us, erently.
Inhestér, va. V. Enhestar. á
Inhibición, af. Inhibition, prohibition, writ.
ir, es. (Littl. us.) To inhibit, prohibit.
Inhtbitórto, ría, a. Prohibitory.
Inbiésto, ta, a. ere perplexed.
Inhonestaménte, ad. Dishonestly.
Inhonestidád, sf. Dishonesty. [modest.
Inhonésto, ta, a. Dishonest; indecent, im-
Inboepedablo Inh sopttable ai hospitabl
, In e, a, In e.
Inhospitalidad, y. Fnhospitailty, want of
co'
urtesy.
Inbumanaménte, ad. Inhumanly.
Inhumanidéd, ef. Inhumanity, cruelty.
Inhumáno, na, a. Inhuman, ssvage, cruel.
Inictación, sf (Little us.) Initiation, intro-
I setae. da Initiate, initiated.
a o, da, a. In
Iniciál, a, Initial.
Iniciar, ca. To Initiate.—or. To be initiated.
Iniciativo, va, a. Initiating, initiatory.
Inicuaménte, ad. per pep
Inicuo, cua, a. Iniquitous, wicked, unjust.
Iniésta, af (Prov.) V. Retama. le,
Intmagindble, a. Untmaginable, inconcelva-
Inimitáble, a. Inimitable.
Inimitableménte, ad. Inimitably.
Ininteligidle, a. Unintelligible.
Y. iniquity, injustice,
me
Agereator, injure
Tr, Fa, & r, injurer.
In urtánte, pa. Injaring, injurer. [offend.
Injuriár, va. To injure, wrong, annoy, barm,
Injuriosaménte, ad, Injuriously, offensively.
In gos Srey A. Injurious, contumell
ous, re-
roachful.
Injustaménte, ad. Unjustly.
E rg tniquity, wrong.
Injésto, ta, a. Unjust, wro ‘
Inlegíble, a. legible.
Inlleváble, a. Insupportable.
Inmaculadaménte, ad. Immacolately.
Inmaculédo, da, a. Immacnlate, holy, pure,
spotlesa, mellowed.
Inmadúro, ra, a. Im pened, un-
Inmanejáble, 4. Unm e; intractable.
Inmanénte, a. Immanent, inherent.
Inmarcesible, 4. Immarcescible, unfading.
Inmaterlál, a. Immaterial, incorporeal.
Inmaterialidád, 4 Immateriality.
Inmatfiro, ra, a. ature.
Inmediación, y. Contiguity, contact. [with.
Inmediataménte, ad. Immediate! , lorth-
Inmediita, ad. ediately, con uly.
mune ta, a. Contiguons, close, by,
n
Inmedicáble, e. Incurable.
Inmemoráble, a. Immemorable,
Inmemorablemónte, ad. Immemorably.
Inmemoriál, a. Immemorial, out of mem-
ory.
Inmensaménte, ad. Immensely, infinitely.
Inmensidád, y/. Immensity ; infinity.
Inménso, sa, . Immonse, infinite. [less.
Inmensuráble, a. Immensurable, measure-
Inméritaménte, ad. hero iaa
Inmérito, e Undeserved, undeserving.
Inmérito, Undeservedly. É
Inmeritério, ria, a. Immeritorious, unde-
Inmersión, af Immersion. [hand.
Inminénte, a Imminent, impending, at
Inmiscíble, a. Immiscible.
Inmáblé a, Unmovable; unshaken.
Inmobleménte, ad, (Little us.) Immovably.
Tamoderacién, 4/. Immoderation; excess.
Inmoderadaménte, ad. Immoderately.
Inmoderádo, a. Immoderate, excessive.
Inmodestaménte, ad, Immodestly.
ay pra af. Immodesty, indecency, in-
elicacy.
Inmodésto, ta, a. Immodest.
Inmódico, oa, a Superfluous, excessive.
Inmolación, ef. Immolation ; a sacrifice of
er
Inmoladór, ra, 6. Immolator.
Inmolár, ea. To immolate, sacrifice.
Inmortál, a. Immortal; endless.
Inmortalidád, ¢ Immortality. piro
Inmortalizár, va. To immo: e, make
Inmortalmónte, ad. Immortally.
Inmortificación, sf Immortification.
Inmortificádo, da, a. Unmortified.
Inmóto, ta, a. Unmoved. [moble,
Inmovible, Inmóvii, a. Immovable. V. Jn-
Inmovilidad, af. Immobility; immovable-
firzanesa. .
Ness;
258
Inwudáble, a. Immutable. V. Inmutadle.
Inmuéble, a. Immovables or immovable
estate.
Inmundicia, Y” Uncleanliness; impurity.
Inmúndo, da, a. Unclean, filthy: obscene.
Inmine, a. Free, exempt; enjoying immu-
dom; liberty.
chise, free-
nity.
Inmunidád, af Immunity,
terable.
Inmutabilidád, af. Immutability.
Inmutáble, a. Immutable, invariab
Inmutación, 4f Change, alteration.
Inmutár, va. To change, alter.—or. To
change appearance. [alterations.
Inmutativo, va, a. Which changes or causes
Innaciénte, a. Not born of another.
Innáto, ta, a. Innate, inbora, unnatural.
Innavegable, a. Innavigable; unseaworthy.
Innecesárilo, ria, a. Unnecessary. (ble.
Innegáble, a. Incontestable, incontroverti-
Innóble, a. Ignoble, mean of birth.
Innócuo, ua, a. Innocuous, harmless,
Innominédo, da, a. Nameless.
Innóto, ta, 4. Unknown.
Innovación, /. Innovation.
Innovadór, ra, & Innovator. ties.
Innovár, oa. To innovate, introduce novel-
Innumerabilidád, y. Innumerability.
Innumeráble, a. Innumerable, numberless.
Innumerableménte, ad. Innumerably.
Innúpta, a. Unmarried, single.
Inobedescér, ea. V. Desobedecer.
Iuobediéncia, 8f. Disobedience.
Inobediénte, a. Disobedient; inflexible.
Inobserváble, 2. Unobservable, inobserva-
ble. {inobservance.
Inobserváncia, ¢f. Inadvertency, neglect,
Inobservánte, a. Inobservant.
Inocóncia, af Innocence; harmlessness;
simplicity.
ponian af. (Coll) A silly speech or ac-
on
oe a ee pure, ream tps
nocenteménte, nnocently, ;
paint arg 6 d Tuaceate
Inocentico, ica, illo, illa, ito, ita, a. dim. of
Inoculación, ef Inoculation.
Inoculadér, am. Inoculator. [cisions
Inoculár, va. To inoculate, propagate by in-
Inofénso, sa, a. V. Zleso, cious,
Inoficióso, sa, G. (Law) Irrogular; inoffi-
Inojéta, af. Top of a boot.
Ynope, a. (Little us.) Poor, indigent
Inópia, af q pr poverty, penury.
Inopináble, a, Unthought of; indisputable,
I perra publ Unexpected]
nopinadaménte, ne .
Inopinádo, da, a. Inopinate, anexpected:
eri E (Little na) In
oportino, na, A. e us.) Inopportune.
merce te, ad, (Little us.) Inoppor-
nely.
Inordenadaménto. ad. Inordinately.
Inordenádo, da, Inordinádo, da, a. Inordi-
nate, irregular, reaped
Inorganico, ca, 2. (Med.) Inorganical.
In prónta, ad. Promptly; readily; extem-
pore.
Inquietación, 4/7 Disturbance, annoyance.
Inquietadór, ra, s. Disturber.
rr ad, Disquietly, uneasily.
Inquietár, ea. To disquiet, disturb; mo-
lest.—or. To be restlesa,
Inquiéto, = a. Restless, turbulent; anx-
joua, solicitous, (lets.
Inquietúd, ef Restlessnesa, uncasiness, anx-
Inquilináto, em. (Law) Bight of the tenant
of a house. [lodger.
Inquilino, na, & Tenant; an inmate, a
Inquina, ef ct) Aversion, hatred.
Inquinár, va. To inquinate, pollute.
Inquiradór, ra, a. Inquirer, inquisitor.
Inquirir, ca. To inquire, look for or after;
ascertain; explorate. [Judicial inquiry.
Inquisición, £f Inquisition, examination,
Inquisidór, ra, a. Inquirer, examiner; in-
quisitor.
Inquisitivo, va, a. Inquisitive, curious.
Inquisitorial, a. Inquisitorial, inquisitorioos.
Inrámo, em. A kind of span cotton, from
the Levant.
rro gale Me Irracional.
nsac’ . Insatiableness, greediness.
Insaciáble, a. Insatiable, craving.
Insaciableménte, ad. Insatiably.
Insaculación, ¢ (Law) Casting lots or bal-
poding for names.
Insaculadór, sm. (Law) Balloter.
Insaculár, ea. To ballot, vote by ballot
Insalúbre, a, Insalubrious, unhealthy.
Insalubridád, y. Insalubrity, unhealthfal-
noss,
Insignificación, 47 Insignificance
Insanable, a. Tnearable irremediable
Insánia, 4/. Insanity. V. Locura.
Insáno, na, a, Insane, mad.
Inseribír, vea. To inscribe. (Geom) To
draw a figure within another,
Inscripción, 8f. Inscription.
Inscripto, ta, pp. érr. of Inscribir.
Inscrutáble, a. V. Inescrutadle.
Inseulpir, va. To insculp, engrave. __
I le, a. (Prov.) That cannot be dried.
Insección, af culto us.) Incision, cat
Insectil, a. Insectile.
Insectiyoro, a. (Nat. Hist.) Insectivorous
Insécto, am. Insect. [céon.
Inseculación, e Balloting: V. Ineacula-
Inseculár, va. To ballot. V. Insaocular.
ers af. Quality of not becoming
O
Insensatamónto, ad. Madly.
Insonsatéz, ef. Insensateness, stapidity.
Insensáto, ta, a. Inse siupid, mad
DIGA, * Insensibility, ulness of
min
Insensible, a Insensible; callous, stapi;
Insensibleménte, ad. Insensibly.
Inse ream A Inseparableness, insept-
Inseparáble, a. Inseparable.
Inseparableménte, ad. Inseparably.
Insepúlto, ta, a. Unburied, graveless
Inserción, ¢% Insertion.
Inserir, va. To insert, plant.
Insertár, va. To insert, introduce.
Insérto, ta, a. Inserted. V. Ingerto.
Inservible, a. Unserviceable, useless.
Insidia, #f Ambush, snare.
Insidiador, ra, €. Plotter, waylayer,
Insidiár, va. To plot, waylay.
[ator
inaldi-
Insidiosamónte, ad. Insidiously, guilefully.
Insidióso, sa, a. Insidious, sly, eful.
Insigne, a. Notable, remarkable, noted.
Insigneménte, ad. Notably, conspicuously.
Insignia, y. k of bonor, a badge.
Insign cia, af. (Little us.) Insignificance.
Insignificante, a. Insignificant, unimportant. :
Insignificativo, va, « Insignificant; insig-
nificative.
Insinuación, af Insinustion, innuendo.
Insinuánte, a. Insinuant, insinuating.
Insipuáír, ea. pe enuale, hint—or. To
ingratiate, w e,
Insipidaménte, ad. Insipidly, without taste.
Insipidéz, ef Insipidity, aoe
Insipido, da, a. Insipid, tasteless, unpleasant.
Insipiéncia, af. Insipience, ignorance.
Insipicnte, a. Insipient, ignorant, tasteless.
Insisténcia, ef. Persistence, steadiness, con-
stancy.
Insistir, en. To insist, ist; dwell upon.
Tnsito, ta, a. patural, [pesa
Insociabili . Unsociabllity, ble-
Insoctáble, a. Unsociable. [stroke,
insolación, 4/ Exposure to the sun; sun-
Insolár, va. To insolate, dry in the sun.
Insoldáble, a, Irreparable, trievable.
Insoléncia, af Insolence, impudence, cf-
frontery. come insolent.
Insolentár, va. To make bold.—or. To be-
Insolente, a. Insolent, impudent, oan ah
Insolenteménte, ad, Insolently, haughtily,
insultingly.
Insólidum, ad. (Law) Jointly.
Insólito, ta, a. Unusaal, insolite.
Inesolubili Y. Indissolubility.
Insolúble, a. lable; insolvable.
Insolutundación, af (Law) Assignment of
goods in or ger a debt.
Insolvéncia, ¢ Insolvency.
Insolvénte, a. Insolvent.
Insómue, a. Insomnious, slecplesa.
Insómnio, sm. Insomnolency, watchfulness.
Insoudáble, a. Fathomless; inscrutable;
abysmal.
Insoportáble, a. Insupportable, intolerable.
Insoportableménte, ad. (Little us.) Insup-
pr:
Insostenible, a. (Coll) Indefensible.
Inspección, af Inspection, survey; superin-
iaa ono pect, exami
onár, va. To ins examine,
Inspectór, ra, 8. Inspector, a careful exam-
iner.
Inspiráble, a. Inspirable.
Inspiración ef. Inspiration; also infusion
of ideas into the mind by a supernatural
power.
Inspirader, TA, & epee:
Inspiránte, pa. Inspiring.
Inspirár, oa. To inspire; inspire with fortl-
tude, courage; 1 into the mind.
Inspiratívo, va, a. Lnspiratory, producing
inspiration.
Instabilidád, af Instability, Inconstancy,
mutability.
Instáble, a. Instable, inconstant, changing.
Instalación, af Installation, instalment.
Iostalár, ea, (Law) To give possession; in-
duct, put into actual possession.
Instáncia, 4/. Instance, importunity, per-
sistency, urgency; prosecution,
Instantáneamónte, ad. Instantly, instanta-
neously. ty, inetantancousness,
Instantaneidád, af (Little us.) Instantanel-
Instantáneo, nea, a. Instantaneous.
Instánte, sm. Instant, a point in duration, a
moment, [gent
Instánte, pa. and a. Instant, pressing, ur-
Instantemónte, ad. Instantly, with urgent
importanity. [execution,
Instár, ea. To pross or urge a request or
Instauración, 4/. Instauration, restoration.
a oT «a. To renew, re-establish, re-
u
Instaurativo, va. a. Restorative. [pulse.
Instigación, 4f Instigation, incitement, im-
Instigadór, ra, € Instigator, abetter.
Instigúr, va. To ac pees incite, urge to ill.
Instilación, y. Instillation, pouring in by
re sinuato imperceptibly.
Instilár, va. To instll, infuse by cron: in-
Instinto, sm, Instinct; natural tendency;
divine inspiration; encouragement, in-
citement, pu
Institér, am. (Law) Factor, agent.
Institución, af. Institution; education, in-
struction,
Instituénte, pa. Instituting; founder.
Instituidór, ae Institutor, founder.
Instituír, va, To institute, found; instruct;
appoint [man law.
Institúta, af Institute, a section of the Ro-
Institúto, sm. Institute, established law;
settled order.
Institutór, ra, a. V. Instituddor.
Instituyénte, pa. Institutor; founding.
Instrucción, 9 Instruction; precepts con-
veying knowledge; directions, orders.
Instructivaménto, ad. Instructively.
Instructivo, va, a. Instructive.
Instructór, sm. Instructor, teacher, lecturer.
Instractéra, a/. Instructress.
Instruir, oa. To instruct, teach; inform.
Instrumental, a. Instrumental; belonging
to legal instruments.
Instrumentalménte, ad. Instrumentally.
Instrumentista, am. Player on an instru-
ment of music. [engine or machine.
Instruménto, ¢m. Instrument, a tool; an
Insuáve, a. Unpleasant, disagreeable.
Insubordinación, @f. Insubordination, dis-
order. [llous,
Insubordinádo, da, a. Insubordinate, rebel-
insubordinarse, er. To rebel against author-
ity.
Insubsistóncia, y” Instability, inconstancy.
Insubsisténte, a. Unable to subsist; insta-
ble, inconstant,
Insubstantiál, a. Y, Insustancial,
Insudar,.on. To toll, work bard. [ness.
Insuficióncia, 8f. Insufficiency, inadequate-
Insuficiénte, a, Insufficient, inadequate.
Insaficienteménte, ad, (Little us.) Insufi-
ciently.
Insufríble, a. Intolerablo, insufferable.
SA: Y {ment.
I‘nsularas (Joc. petty state or govern-
Tosulár, Lisstenc. na, @. Yosular. V. Lsleiio,
Insulsaménto, ad. Insipidly.
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Insalséz, af. Insiptdity, flatness. Intercadéncia, @f Interruption, faterposi
Insúlso, sa, a. Insiptd, tasteless; dull, heavy. | tion.
Insultadór, ra, 8. Insulter. Intercadénte, a. Chan e, variable,
Insultante, pa. Insulting. insulter. Intercadenteménte, Changeably.
Insultár, ea. To insult, treat with insolence | Intercalación, ¢f Intercalation.
or contempt. Intercalár, va. To tntercalate, Insert.
Insálto, am. Insult; abusiveness, contumely. errada a. Intercalary.
Insuperable, a. Insuperable, insarmounta- ' Intercedér, vn. To intercede, mediate, en-
bl {rate.| treat for another.
e.
Insupurable, a. That which cannot suppu- ¡ Intercepción, 4/. (Little us.) Interception.
Insurgúnte, sm. Insurgent, rebel. Interceptár, va. To intercept, cut off, ob-
Insurrección, af. Insurrection. [ary.
struct,
Insurrecclonél, a. (Little us.) Insarrection- | Intercesión, af Intercession, mediation.
Ineustancial, a. Unsubstantial, insubstantial. | Intercesór, ra, e. Intercessor, mediator, so-
Inticto, ta, a Untouched; pure, unmin-|_ licitor. peter anne
gled; intact. Intercesério, ria, a. (Prov.) Interceasory,
Intangible, a. Intangible, not to ba touched. | Interciso, sa, a. A day the morning of which
Integérrimo, oe a. super, Very sincere. is a festival and the afternoon for labor.
Integración, a/. Integration. Interclusión, 4f Interclasion.
Integral, a. Integral, whole. Intercolúnio, an. Intercolumniation.
Iotegralménte, ad. he eth Intercostál, a. Intercostal, between the riba.
I'ntegraménte, ad. V. Enteramente, Intercurrónte, a, (Prov.) Intercurrent, in-
Integránto, a. Integral, integrant. tervening.
Integrár, va, V. Relntegrar. Intercutáneo, nea, a, Intercutaneons.
Integridád, af. Intogrality; honesty, up-. Interdecir, va. To interdict, prohibit.
rightness; honor. (Just. ; Interdicción, Y Interdiction, prohibition.
I'ntegro, gra, a. Integral, entire; candid, | Interés, en. Interest, concern, advantage,
Intelección, af. Intellection, concernment.
Intelectiva, af Intellect. Interesadaménte, ad. (Little us.) Setfish)y.
Intelectivo, va, a. Intellective. Interesádo, da, a, Interested, concerned;
Intelécto, em. Intellect, understanding. selfish, sordid.
Intelictu, am, V. Inteligencia, Interesádo, da, «. A a concerned in
Intelectuál, a. Intellectual; mental, ideal. any undertaking or business, a partner.
Intelectualménte, ad. Intellectually, men-|Interesánte, a. Interesting, useful, conve-
tally. skill, ability; sense; spirit.) nient [share in.
Inteligéncia, y/. Intelligence ; Ano mlcdes: Interesár, en. To interest, concern, give a
Inteligeuciádo, da, a. (Coll) Instructed, in- Intereséncia, 4f Personal assistance at any
formed. dela thing.
Inteligónto, a, Intelligent, skilful, learned, | Interesónte, a. Present, conc
Inteligible, a. Intelíígiblo, conceivable, per- | Interesillo, sm, A slight Interest,
spicuous, I'nterin, em. Y. Interinidad.
Inteligibleménte, ad. Intelligibly. I’nterin or En el interin, ad. In the Interim,
Intemperáncia, 4f Intemperance; excess. in the mean time. [time, provisionally.
Intemperánte, «. Intemperate. V. Dee-| Interinaménte, ad. In the interim, mean-
templado, {ature. | Interinidád, 4/ A temporary charge or office,
Intempérie, af. Intemperateness; intemper- | Interino, na, a. Provisional; appointed pro-
Intempésta, a. (Poot.) Excessively dark,| visfonally.
dreary. podre intempestively. | Intertór, a. Interior, internal, inward, Inner.
Intempestivamen ad. Unseasonably, | Interiór, sm. Tho tnterlor, insido; mind.
Intempestivo, va, a. Unseasonable; abortive. | Interioridád, af. Inside; act of concealing,
Intención, gf Intention, design, meaning,| and the thing hidden.
mind, view. Interiorménte, ad. Internally, inwardly.
Intenclonadaménte, ad. Designedly. Interjección, y. rie Interjection.
Intencionádo, da, a. Inclined, disposed. Interlineación, af Interlincation.
Intencionál, a. Intentional, designed. Interlineál, a. Interlineal.
Intencionalménte, ad. Intentionally. Interlinedr, ta. Entrerenglonar.
Intendéncia, q” Administration, manage- | Interlocución, af Interlocution, dialogue.
ment; intendancy. Interlocutór, ra, 8. Interlocutor.
Intendénta, ef Lady of an intendant. Interlocutoriamónte, ad. In an interlocatory
Intendénte, «nm. Intendant, also governor| manner.
or chief. Interlocutório, ria, a. Interlocutory.
Intensamónte, ad. Intensely. Interlúnio, em. Time when the moon, betog
Intensidad, af. (Med.) Intensity. [mence.| about to change, ts invisible. (middie
Intensión, a/. Intension ; intenseness, vehe- |Intermediár, va. To interpose, be in the
Intensivo, va, Inténso, sa, A, Intense, yebe-|Intermédio, dia, a Intermodiate, interve-
ment, ardent. [sign; enter an action.| ning, interposed.
Intentár, va, To try, attempt; Intend, de- | Intermódio, sm. Interval, Intermedium; in-
Intónto, am. Intent, purpose, pe terim; interlude; middle.
Intentóna, af. Welt) A chimerical attempt. | Interminábie, a. Interminable, endless.
I’nter, oo Y. I'nterin. Intermisión, 4/. Intermission, interruptioa.
INT INU
Bratt ee hg ata eA, eet a ee CAE AE AA
intermiténoia, q. The interval between the ' Intestino, sm, Intestine, the bowels,
fits of fever. (fits. | l'ntima, 8/. V. Intimacion.
Intermiténte, €. Intermittent, coming by Intimación, 3. Intimation, hint.
Intermitir, oa. To intermit, discontinue. |T'ntimaménte, ad. Intimately.
internación, «/ Importation. [mente, | Intimár, ea. To intimate, Bint—or. To
Internaménte, ad. Internally. V. Jnterior-| pierce, penetrate.
Internar, va, To pierce, penetrate.—or. To Intimatório, ria, a. (Law) Writ or dispatches
insinuste. [ter.| of a decree.
Interneción, of (Little us.) Massacre, slaugh- | Intimidació Y (Little us.) Intimidation.
Intérno, na, a. Interior, internal, inward, | Intimidád, pe, ntimacy, friendship.
intern. ; (dium. | Intimidár, va, To intimidate, daunt, fright.
Internódio, sm. (Bot.) Internode or interno-| I’ntimo, ma, a. Internal, innermost; inti-
Intern & em. Internuncio. familar.
Interpe af. Interpellation, summons, | Intitulár, ra, To entitle, name; dignify.
Interpelár, ca. To appeal to, implore the | Intolerabilidád, 4 Intolerablenesa.
aid of; summon. Intolerable, a. Intolerable, insufferable.
Interpolación, sf. Interpolation. [manner. | Intoleráncia, 4 Intolerance,
Interpoladaménte, ad. In an interpolating ' Intolerante, a. Intolerant.
Interpolár, ea. To interpolate; interpose;' Intolerantismo, sm. Intoleration.
interpel, interrupt (interruption. | Intónso, sa, a. (Poct.) Unshorn; ignorant,
Interponér, ea. To inte ; thrustinan| unpolished.
interposición, 2/. Interpoeltion: interference, | Intramtros, ad. Within tho walls.
mediation, meddling. Intransitáble, a. Impasasble, impenetrable.
Interpósita na, #7. (Lat. Law) Person | Intransitivo, a. (Gram.) Intransítive.
who acts for another in law proccedings. | Intrasmutablo, a. Intransmutable.
Interprésa, 4/ Enterprise; an arduous at- | Intrasmutabilidád, 4/7 Immutability.
tem Intratáble, a. Intractable, stubborn, obsti-
Interpretáble, a. (Coll) Interpretable. nato; unsoclable.
Interpretación, af. Interpretation; elucida- | Intrépidaménte, ad. Intrepidly. [Ity.
tion, explanation, commentary. Intrepidéz, 4 Intrepidity, boldness: temer-
Interpretadór, ra, e, Interpretor; translator. | Intrépido, da, a. Intrepid, daring, foarless.
Interpretánte, pa, and £ Interproting; | Intriga, ef poa do plot, scheme.
tranalator. Intrigánte, sm. Intriguer, meddler.
Interpretár, ea, To interpret, explain, ex- | Intrigár, vn. To intrigue, form plots.
pound ; translate. Intrincáble, a. Intricate, perplexed.
Interpretativamónte, ad. Interpretatively. | Intrincación, af Intricacy.
Interpretativo, ra, a. Interpretative. Intrincadaménte, ad. Intricately. [scure.
Intérprete, e. com. Interpreter, translator; ¡Intrincádo, da, «. Intricate, perplexed, vb-
indication, sign. Intrincamiénto, sm. Intricateness, intrica-
Interpuéato, ta, a. In ,Intervenient,| ti
Interrégno, em. Interretgn, interregnum.
Interrogación, Y. Interrogation; an inqui-
ry; the mark es
Interr te, a. Interrogative.—pa. Inter-
rogating.—e. Interrogator.
Interrogar, V. Preguntar.
Interrogativaménte, ad. Interrogatively.
Interrogativo, va, a. Interrogative.
Interrogatório, sm. Interrogatory.
Interrumpidaménte, ad. Interru có
Interrumpido, da, a. Interrupted, broken.
Interrumpir, ea. To interrupt, obstruct;
cut off, cut short. [tion, discontinuance.
Interrupción, af Interruption, interpella-
Intersecár, er. (Geom.) To intersect each
other.
Intersección, of Intersection.
Intersticio, em. Interstice; interval.
Interusário, em. Interest for a certain time.
Interválo, em. Interval, space; interlapee,
Intervención, ¢. Intervention, assistance,
mediation, consent.
Intervenir, er. To intervene; mediate; as-
sist, attend, supervise. {saperintendent
Interventór, ra, 8. Comptroller, supervisor,
Interyacénte, a. Interjacent, intervening.
anton: da, a. Intestate, dying without a
Intestinal, a, Intestinal.
Intestino, na, a. Intestine, internal; civil.
on, : [foand.
Intrincár, ca. To po lex, involve; con-
een a
ally.
Intrinseco, ca, a. Intrinsic, internal, hidden.
Introducción, 4/. Introduction; access, in-
terconrse,
Introducir, ea. To introduce; bring into
notice; induce.—or. To insinuate.
Introductór, ra, a Introducer; introductor.
Introductério, ria, a. Introductory.
Intróito, sm. Entrance, entry ; introit.
Intrusaménte, ud. Intrusively.
Intrasién, gf Intrusion, obtrusion.
Intrúso, 8. Intruder, obtruder. sive.
Intrúso, sa, a. Intruded, intrusive, obtra-
Intuición, 4/. Intnition.
Intuitivaménte, ad, Intuitively.
Intultivo, va, a. Intuitive, evident. [atlon.
Intuito (Por), ad. On account of, in consider
Intuítu, em. View. V. Vista and Ojeada.
Intumescéncia, af. V. Hinchason.
Intususcepción, 47. (Med.) Introsusception.
Ep ta, a (Poet.) Unrovenged, unpun-
8
Inumeridád, af V. Inumeradtilidad.
Inundación, 4/. Inundation, flood.
Inundánte, pa. Inundating; inundant.
Inundár, va. To inundate, overfiow, flood,
Inurbanaménte, ad. Incivilly, uncivilly,
Inurbanidád, e. Incivility, Eat:
‘
trinsically, essen-
INV IRR
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Inurbáno, na, a, Incivil, rade, unpolished. rm af. Inviolability.
Taualtedanente ad, Unusually. re Invioléble, a. Inviolable.
Inusitado, da, a. Unusual, not accustomed.
Inútil, a. Uscless, unprofitable, inutile.
itableness,
1nutilizár, oa. To render uselesa,
Inútilménte, ad. Uselessly, idly.
Invadcáble, a, Not fordable.
Invadir, va. To invade, attack a country.
Invalidación, 4/. Invalidation, invalidity.
Inválidamónto, ad. Invalidly.
Invalidár, va. To invalidate; nullify.
Inválido, da, a. Invalid; fecble, weak.
| let
Inntilidád, af Inutility, usolessness, unprof- Invisibili
Inviolablomónte, ad. Inviolably; infallibly.
da, a, Inviolste, unhurt,
ee Invisibility.
Invisible, a. Invisible, not vais
Invisibleménte, ad. Invisibly.
Invitár, va. To invite. [ing worship.
Invitatério, am. Invitatory, psalm at morn-
Invocación, ef Invocation,
Invocadór, ra, 8. Ono who invokea,
Inyocár, va. To invoke, implore.
Invocatório, ria, a, That which invocates.
Involucrillo, am. (Bot.) Involucre.
Inválido, am. (MIL) An invalide; a conva-| Involúcro, em. (Bot.) Involucel.
lescent.
Invariabilidád, 4f Invariability.
Invariable, a. Invariable, constant.
Invariableménte, ad, Invariably.
Involuntariaménte, ad. Involuntarily.
Involuntariedád, el. Involuntariness.
Involuntário, ria, a. Involuntary.
ness, | Invalnerabilidad, af Invulnerability.
Invariación, 4f Inimutability, invariable- | Invulneráble, a. Invulnerable.
Invarladaménte, ad. Unvariedly. Inyección, 4f Injection.
Invariádo, da, a. Unyaried, constant. | Inyectar, va, To inject.
Invasión, 4% Invasion, attack. I a, 8f. Ipocacuanha. [nople.
Invasór, ra, 8. Invader. I'peola, A A kind of wool from Constanti-
Invectiva, ef Invective. Ir, on. To go, move; walk; be, exist. Jr
Invencible, a. Invincible, insuperable. joined to present participles im the
Invencibleménte, ad. Invincibly. existence or actual execution of the action
Invención, sf. Invention; discovery; oon- esignated; joined with past participles
trivance, artifice. :
Invencionéro, ra, @ Inventor; plotter;
Invendíblo, a. Unmerchantable; unsalable.
Inventár, va, To invent, discover; fo
Inventariár, ea. To inventory, register;
e.
commemorate.
Inventário, sm, Inventory, catalogu
Inventiva, 4/. The faculty of invention.
Inventivo, va. a. Inventive, Iinventful,
Invénto, em. Invention, discovery.
Inventór, em. Inventor, contriver, framer.
Inventóra, ef. Inventresa.
Invereciindo, da, a. Shameless, impudent.
Inverisimil, a. Unlike, improbable. hoc:
Inverisimilitúd, af. Improbability, eli-
Invernáculo, em. Hot-house, conservatory.
Inyernáda, af: Winter-season.
Invernadéro, em. W inter-quarters for sh
Invernár, om. To winter; to be in winter.
Invernizo, za, a. Wintorly; hyomal; win-
ter-beaten.
Inverosimil, a, V. Inverisimil.
Inversaménte, ad. (Little us.) Inversely.
Inversión, 47. Inversion; investment.
1nvérso, aa, a. Inverso, inverted, reciprocal.
Invertir, va, To invert, change; invest.
Investidúra, ¢f Investiture. igable.
Investigáble, a. Invostigable, also uninvest-
Investigación, af Rosearch; Inquest.
Investigadór, ra, a. Investigator.
Investigár, va. To investigate, search out,
Investir, ea. To invest, gird.
Inveterádo, da, a. Inveterate, old, obstinate.
Inveteradaménte, ad. Inveterately.
Inveteríárso, or. To become antiquated.
Invictaménte, ad. Unconquerably, valiantly.
Invicto, ta, a. Unconquerable,
Invidia, q. Envy.
Invidiár, va. Y. Envidiar.
Invidióso, sa, a. V. Envidioso.
Inviérno, em. Winter
perigee: To watch, bo observant.
it signifies to suffor their action; with the
preposition á and infinitive mood. it im-
plies tion towards; followed by
con, it gives the noun an adverbial im-
rt; and accompanied by the preposi-
on contra or fuera de, it signifies to
persevere, or act contrary to.—er. To de-
P
Tra, af. Ire, on, indignation, rage.
Jracúndia, 6f Irasctbility, anger. [ona
Jracúndo, da, a. Passionate; enraged, furi-
Irascíble, a. ble, impetuous.
Irenárca, em. Irenarch, an officer of the
I by rap (Bot) V. Hémero.
‘ride salv é ‘
Iridio, sm. (Min) Iridlum.
I'ris, af. Iris, the rainbow; prism.
Irlánda, ¢f Cotton and woollen yarn; fine
rh ty e 4 ag
andós, sm. e Iris
Ironia, af. Irony, a mode of speech.
Irónicamónto, ad. Ironically.
Irónico, ca, a. Ironical. [sard.
Irracionál, a. Irrational, void of reason, ab-
Jrracionalidád, 4f Irrationality, absurdnesa
Irracionalménte, ad. Irratio , absurdly.
OS af. Irradiation; intellectual
x
Irradiár, va. To irradiate, emit light,
Irrazonáble, a. Unreasonable. [adle.
Irreconciliéble, a, Irreconcilable, br 8
Irreconciliableménte, ad. Irreconcilably.
Prrecoperebt A. Irrecoverabie, irretrisra-
e
Irrecusáble, a. Unimpeachable ; inevitable.
Irredimible, a. Irredoemable. [stinate.
Irreducible, a, Irreducible; stubborn, ob-
Irrcflexión, ef. Rashness, indiscretion.
ADS a. Not to be reformed or re-
a
Irrefragáble, a. 1 le, irrefutable.
en poli a lt
Irregularidád, ¢f Irregularity, disorder.
Irregularmente, ad. Prem ers loosely.
Irreligión, 4f Irreligion, impiety,
Irreligiosamente, Irreligiously.
Irreligiosidad, sf. Irreligiousness, impiety.
Irreligióso, sa, a. Irreligious, impious.
Irremediable, a. Irremediable, incurable,
Irremediableménte, ad, Irremediably.
Irremisible, a. Irremissible, unpardonable.
Irremisibleménte, ad. Unpardonably, irre- | Iteracién,
missibly.
Irremunerado, da, a. Unremunerated.
Irreparable, a. Irreparablo, irretrievable.
Irreparableménte, ad. Irreparably, irre-
trievably.
roachably.
[able, | I'tria, ef.
Irreprensible, a. Irreprehensible, irroproach- | l'va, af.
Irreprensibleménte, ad. Trreprebensilily, ies Y.
e:
JAC
sósceles, a. (Geom.) Isosceles, a triangle.
I'spida, 4 (Orn.) Kingfisher.
Ispir, on. (Prov.) To puff up, render spongy.
Israelita, sm, Israelite, Jew.
misbelief. ; Israelitico, ca, +. Israelitish, Jewish.
| I’stmo, sm. Isthmus.
Istriár, va. To flute. V. Kstriar.
Italianizár, va. To Italianize.
Italiano, sm, The Italian language.
I'tem, 8. Item.—ad, Also, moreover.
Iterúble, a. Iterable, repeated.
. Iteration, repetition.
Iterár, va. To iterate, repeat. V. Repetir.
Iterativo, va, a. Repeating, redoubling.
Itinerario, em, Itinerary; march, route.
| [tinerario, ria, a. Itinerary.
Min. Ittria, ittriam.
t.) Musky bugle.
w) Woman of the town.
zaga, 4f. Abounding in rushes and reeds.
Irreprochable, «. Irreproachable, irreprova- , Izar, va. (Nau.) To hoist.
Irresistibilidad, sf. Irresistibility.
Irresistible, a. Irresistible.
Irresistibleménte, ad. Irresistibly.
Irresoláble, a. Indeterminable ; irresoluble;
irresolute.
Irresolució
Irresolutam
Irresolúto, ta,
unstead
Y. Irresolution, hesitation.
Irrevercnte, a. verent.
Irreverenteménte, ad. Irreverently.
Irrevocabilidad, af. Irrevocability.
Irrevocable, a. Irrevocable.
Irrevocableménte, ad. Irrevocably.
Irrisible, a, Risible, langhable.
Irrisién, af. Irrision, mockery.
Irrisoriaménte, ad, Langhingly, derisively.
Irrisório, ria, a. Derisive,
Irritabilidád, sf Irritability.
Irritable, a. Irritable, easily provoked. [tion.
Irritación, ¢f Irritation, commotion, agita-
Irritadór, ra, e. Irritator, stimulator.
I’rritaménte, ad. Invalidly, vainly.
Irritamiénto, sm. Irritation ; abrogation.
Lrítánte, a. and pa. Annulling; irritant;
stimulating,
Irritánte, em, (Med.) Stimulant.
Irritár, va. To annal; irritate; offend.
I’rrito. ta, a. Null, void
kel singe 4f. Irruption, inroad.
Isag sf. Introduction.
Isazógico, ca, a. Introductive, introductory.
Iságono, sn. (Geom.) Isagon.
Iscúria, af ) Ischury.
Iserina, 4/. (Min.) Iserine.
Usla, af. Isle, island.
Islan, ens. Veil worn by women.
Isletio, ña, e. Islander.
Islóo, sim. Island formed by rocks,
Isl ota, sf A small isle, islet.
Islita, ila, af V. Jeleta,
Islilla, sf. Flank, part of the body from the
hip to the armpit
Islóte, sn. A barren island.
Ismaclita, a. Ishmaelito, Mohammedan.
Isócrono, a. Isochronal, having equal times,
Isógono, na, a. Having two equa = dae
Isoperimétrico ca, a. Isoperimetri
ad. (Littl us.) Irresolutely.
esuclto, ta, a. Irresolute,
y. [or veneration. | J, hd-tah, In the S
Irreverúncia, q/. Irreverence, want of respect
Izquierdar, on, To degenerate; grow wild.
Izquierdo, da, a. Left-handed; le ; crooked.
Izquiérdo, da, €, A left-handed person.
J.
nish language, is always
a consonant, and its pronunciation is gut-
tural, or like the sound of A strongly aspi-
rated, as in ham, her, him, home, who.
Jába, af (Cub.) A basket made of tho leaves
of yarey.
Jabalcón, ¢m. Bracket.
Jabalconár, ea. To support with brackets.
Jabali, sm. Wild boar.
Jabalina, 4f Sow of a wild boar; javelin.
Jabalón, sm. V. Jabalcon,
Jabalonar, va. Y. Jubalconar.
Jabardeár, oa, To swarm, rise in a body.
Jabardillo, em. V. Jabardo. or rabble.
Jabardo, em. A small swarm of ; mob
Jabáto, sm. A young wild boar.
Jabéca, 4/. Sweep-net, a net for fishing.
Jabéga, sf A Moorish wind-instrument.
Jabeguéro, sm. Fisherman who uses a
swecp-net,
Jabequcro, ra, a. Belonging to a sweep-net,
Jabéquo, am. (Nau.) Xebco, (grapes.
Jabí, y. Wild apple or crab-apple; of
Jabino, sm. (Prov.) V. Chaparro,
Jable, em. Groove of a cask.
Jabón, sm. Soap.
Jabonado, da, a. Sos; cleansed with soap.
Jabonádo, sm. W the act of washing
with soap. her.
Jabonadúra, af The act of washing; suds;
Jabonár, ea. To soap; reprimand severely,
Jaboncillo, Jabonéte or Jabonéte du olór,
am. Wash-ball
Jabonéra, ¢f Soapdish. (Bot) Soapwort.
pones, Y. Soap-manufactory, soap-
ouse,
Jabonéro, 8m, Soap-boller.
Jabonóso, sa, a. (Little us.) Soapy.
Jabúco, em, (Cub.) A round basket with a
narrow neck,
Jáca, af. Nag, pony. V. a
JAM
JAR
Jacl, em. (Mex.) An Indian hut, a wigwam. | Jamerdána, q. Sower of a sleughter-house.
Jácara, 8f. A sort of romance or dance. Jamerdár, va. To wash hastily.
Jacarandina, Jacarandúna, af Low, foul'Jamóúte, em, A sort of Spanish stuff
language, slang,
Jacareár, en. To sinzjácaras ; boast.
Jacaréro, sm. Ballad-singer; wag or boaster.
Jacarilla, af of Jécura.
Jácaro, sm. Boaster, bully.
Jácaro, ra, a. Belonging to boasters or noisy
Jacéna, af. Girder, a beam on which joists
rest. (defence.
Jacerina, 2f. Mail, a coat of stecl net-work for
Jacerino, na, a. Hard, steely.
Jachali, sm. (Bot.) Nettod custard apple.
Jacinto, em. (Bot.) Hyacinth; harebell.
Jaco, sm. Nag, pony. V. Juque.
Jacobinico, ca, a. Jacobinica
Jacobinismo, em. Jacobinism. [cra:
Jacobino, sm, Jacobin; a downright demo-
Jacobita, sf Jacubite. (tion.
Jactáncia, ¢f Jactancy, arrogance, ostenta-
Jactanciosamónte, ad. Boastingly. ous.
Jactancióso, sa, €. Boastful, arrogant; glori-
Jactirse, or. To vaunt, boast, glory, brag.
Jaculatoria, ef Ejaculation, a short prayer.
Jaculatório, ria, a. Jaculatery.
Jada, af. (Prov.) Y. Asada,
Jade, am. Jade, a mineral
Jadear, or, To pant, palpitate.
Jadéo, sm. Pant, itation.
Jadiar, va, (Prov) o dig up with a spade.
Jaecéro, ra, $. Harness-maker.
Jaén, sm. A large grape, with thick rind.
Jaéz, sm. Harness.
Jaga, af Wound. V. Zlaga.
Jágua, 4f Fruit of a tree in Cuba.
Jagiiey, sm, A pool or lake; a reser-
voir for rain-water. V. Maguey.
Jaharrár, va. To plaster.
Jahárro, sm. Plaster, tho act of plastering.
Jalápa, ££. (Bot.) Jalap, the root of the jalap.
Jalbegúdo, da, a, and pp. of Jalbegar.
_ Whitowashed. [excessively.
Jalbegár, va. To whiton, whitewash; paint
Jalbégue, sm. Whitewash; whitewashing;
a paint for the skin. [low color.
Jaldido, da; Jáldo, da, a. Of a bright yel-
Jálde, a. Bright yellow.
Jaldre, sm, A bright yellow color in birds,
Jalón, ef. Jolly.
Jaleár, va, To encourage hounds to follow
the chase; cajole, applaud.
Jaico, am. (Coll.) GentecIness ; also a carous-
al or revelry.
Jaletina, ef. Calfs-foot Jelly.
Jaljacóte, sm. (Bot.) Guava, a South Amer-
ican pear-tree. ashes.
Jallúlo, em. (Prov.) Bread toasted the
Jálma, af A kind of pack-saddle.
Jalméro, sin. A pack-saddle and harness
maker.
Jalóque, am. Southeast wind. V. Siroco.
Jamacáco, em. V. Zamacuco,
Jamás, ad. Never, at no time.
Jamavás, ef A kind of flowored silk.
Jámba, g/. (Arch.) Door-jamb, window-post.
cacti de em. (Arch.) Collection of jam
Jambiár, va. V. Enjambrar.
Jambo, sm, V. Yambo.
dei sm. (Prov.) V. Camarero.
Jameteria, ¢ (Prov.) Zulamería.
Jamila, af V. Alpechin,
Jamis, sm. Cotton stuff from the Levant
Jamón, sm. Ham.
[singers. 'Jamóna, a. Doncella jamona, Old-maid.
Jamoncico, illo, ito, 4m. Little ham.
Jamúga or Jamugás, of. A side-saddle for
women.
Jamuguilla, q. Small side-saddle.
Jándalo, la, a. Having the gait and dialect
of an Andalusian.
Jangáda, «f Raft.
Jangúa, 4/. A small armed vessel. [vant
Jannequin, sm. A sort of cotton from the Le-
t ¡Jansenismo, ¢m. Jansenism, the doctrine
and opinions of Jansen. Sen.
Jansenista, em, Jansenist, a follower of Jan-
Jantio, am. Lesser burdock.
Jantolina, af. Persian worm-seed ; lavender
cotton, female worm wood,
Jaque, sm. Braggart, boaster; saddlo-bag.
Jaqucár, ea. To give or mako check-mate.
Jaquéca, Y Megrim, a pain affecting one
iy ie hos ,
aquél, am, Chess-board. [precious stones.
Jaqueládo, da, a. Checkered: applied to
Jaquéro, sm, Fine-toothed comb.
Jaqués, sa, a, An ancient Spanish coin.
Jaquéta, q/. Jacket, a short, loose coat.
Jaquetilla, af A small jacket. [boaster.
Jaquetón, am. A large, wide coat; great
Júquima, af Headstall of a halter.
Jaquimázo, am, Displeasure; an unfair trick.
Jara, ef. (Bot.) Cistus or rock rose; dart or
arrow.
Jarábe, gf Syrap. [take syrups uently.
Jarabeár, od. To [ be de
Jaraiz, an, Pit for pressing grapes.
Jarál, sm. Place planted with the cistus; a
very intricate point.
Jaramágo, sm. (Bot.) All the species of ern-
clferous plants bearing yellow flowers
Jaraméfio, ña, a. ra Deo to bulls reared on
the banks of the Jarama, in oa Sea
Jaramáúgo, em, Small fish used as bait.
Jarána, 4/ Carousal, revelry, romping. (Coll)
Scuffic, contest.
Jarapóte, sm. (Prov.) V. Jarapeo.
Jarapoteádo, da, a. Stuffed with drugs
Jarapoteár, va. (Prov.) To stuff with
Jaraqui, Jarácuo, sm. (Little us.) Place for a
recreating walk.
Jarázo, sm. Blow or wound with a dart.
Járcia, ef Parcel of a variety of things laid
by for use; tackle, shrouds of a ship.
Jardin, em. A garden, Jardines de popa,
Quarter-gallerios.
Jardincito, Hardinito, sm. A small garden.
Jardinería, 8/. Gardening.
Jardinéro, ra, a. Gardener. ings.
Jaréta, af Beam in cloth. (Nau.) Netting,
Jaretéra, af V. Jarreera.
Jarife, sm. V. Jert/s.
Jarifo, fa, a. rat fall-dressed.
Járo, ra, a. Resem ns wild boar.
Jarócho, sm. (Mex, Coll) A rough, stout
countryman.
JOR
J
, or Jaropoteár, va. To
, Jeropeár
stuff or fill with
drugs; medicine,
Jarópe, em. Medical draught or potion; any
bitter beverage.
Jarra, ef. Jug, Jen, pitcher. [drink often.
Jarreár, on. (Coll.) To take out with a jog;
Jarréro, am. Y ender or maker of jugs or jars.
sero Mg íta, af A small jar. (Nau.)
Gratings.
Jarréte, em. Ham, the upper part of the leg.
Jarretéra, af. Garter; also the order of Eng-
Pr ‘A een jag or pot.
am. ig or
Járro, am. Jag or pot, pitcher; a chatterer.
Jarrón, am. A large pitcher, an urn.
Jáspe, sm. Jasper, a precious stone. [bled.
Jaspeádo, da, a. Spotted, like jasper; mar-
Jaspeadira, 3/. Marbling.
Jaspeár, va. To marble, paint, vein.
Jastiál, em. Facade of an edifice.
Jatéo, téa, a. Chasing the fox.
Hecerro.
J a Y.
Jala ay Cage; cell for insane persons.
small cage.
Jayán, na, e. A tall strong, and drid paa
ay , om. augm. A huge, big fellow.
Jazilla, sf. Vestige, mark, trace.
Jazmin, om. Jewamine. samine.
Sea of Inpatdey ca posts tees the
f Im nty on m the
Moorish pta
Jeers, of Dleco of drained marshy ground,
O n groun
Jefatara, ae a The dignity of a jar of a
Site, sm. Chief, superior, leader.
Jélfe, em. A negro slave.
Jelíz, em. V. Gelis.
Jelosia, A A
déma, af. V. Gema.
Jemál, a. V. Gemai.
Jéme, am. V. Ea
emáóso, sa, a. V. Gemoso.
Jenábe, Jenáble, am. Mustard. V. Mostaza.
J bre, em, V. Gengibdre.
Jeniquen, em. Geniqnen, beniquen (Sou
Axrn.); Sisal hemp.
Jépe, om. V. Alumbre.
Jéque, em. An old man; a governor or chief
the Moors; portmanteau.
Jéra, fa, Extent of grouná ploughed in a
day bh a peir of oxen; drained marshy
Jerapellina, ef An old ragged suit of clothes.
Jerárca, sm. V. Gerarca.
Jerarquía, ef V. Gerarquia.
Jerárquico, ca, a. Y. Gerdrquico. ish,
Jérga, sf. Coarse friczo, coarse cloth ; gibber-
Jergón, em. Straw mattress or pallet; clothes
fll made; paunch,
Jerguilla, sf Serge made of silk or worsted.
Jerife, om. Title of honor among the Moors.
Jerigónza, af. V. sa.
Jerigonzár, oa. r.
Jeringár, ca. To sy
J eric,
Jeroglifico, em. Hieroglyph. A
ic.
e alive of Jerusalem.
Jerpa, sf. V. Gerpa.
Jesucristo, sin. Jesus Christ.
Jesuiticaménte, ad. Jesuitically.
[Jesus.
Bristle, V. Seta and Geta.
Jeringa, ¢f 8
Jeringacién, oT Beringing,
ringe.
Jeringázo, sm. Clyster, injection.
Y. A little syringe.
i . Geroglifico.
Jeroglifico, ca, a. Hiero
Jerosolimitáno, na, a. Ne
Jerricóte, em. V. Gerrtcote.
Jerviguilla, a/. V. Gerviguilla,
Jesuita, am. Jesult,
Josuítico, ca, a. Jesuitical,
Jesuitismo, sm. Jesuitism,
Jesús, sm. Jesus.
repeat often the name of
ea. Annee) To dissolve in a liquid.
Jéto, em. (Prov.) An empty bee-hive rub-
bed with honey to attract the boes.
Jetádo, 7 a. Thick-lipped.
Jibia, af (Ichth,) Cuttle-fish,
Jibión, am, Cuttle-fish bone used by gold
and silver smiths.
Jicama, AS ntc A farinaceous root.
Jicara, gf. Chocolate-cup; gourd-tree.
tree. | Jicarizo, am. augm. A large chocolate-cup.
Jicotéa, af. ame A mud-turtle.
Jifa, af. Re of slaughtered beasts.
Jife y. Stroke with a butcher's knife.
Jiferia, ef. Slaven tenine. [house.
Jiféro, ra, a. Belonging to the slaughter-
Jiféro, em. Butcher's knife; butcher.
Jifla, sf (Ichth.) Xiphias, the sword-fish.
Jijallar, em, A place full of broom or cytisus,
Jijállo, em. A place fall of broom or cytisus.
Jijállo, em, (Bot.) Prickly broom, cy-
Jijene, em, (S. Amor.) Sand-fly.
Jijóna, af A variety of flinty wheat.
Jilguéro, sn. (Or) Linnet
Jilobálsamo, am. (Bot.) Treo which ylolds
the balm of Gilead.
Jilostéo, em. E Pyrenees honeysuckle.
Jimágua, 8. b.) V. Gemelo,
Jimélga, sf (Nau.) The fish of a mast.
Jimenzár, va, (Prov.) To A le flax or hem
if em. (Bot) V. A and Ji
E :
Jivide, e on) V. Lirio hedtondo.
Jisca, af. (Bot.) Cylindrical sugar-cane.
Jitádo, da, a. and pp. of Jitar, Ejected,
cast out.
Jitar, ea. To emit, turn out.
Jo, ol Used to stop horses,
Jocosaménte, ad. Jocosely, Jocularly.
Jocosério, ria, a. Jncoserious.
Jocosidád, y/. Jocularity, jocosity, w ry.
serine a. Jocose, facetious, -ha-
mo:
Jofaina, af. A china Jug. Y. Aljofaina.
Jolléz, af Jollity. Pp foot in poetry,
Jónico, ca, Jónio, nia, a, (Arch.) Ionic.—em,
Jorcár, va, (Prov.) V. Ahechar.
Jórco, am. (Prov.) A feast, and licentious,
vulgar dance. [vivos.
Jordán, em. (Prov.) Any thing which re-
Jórfe, em. A wall made of dry ne only.
JUD
Jorgina, Jorguina, ¢ Witch, sorceress.
Jorguin, em. (Prov.) Soot.
Jornéda, af Journoy, march, or work per-
formed in one day. [ wages.
Jornal, sm. Day-work, day-labor; day-
J ornalér, va. To work by the day.
Jornalúro, sm. Day-laborer, journe
Joróba, 8/. Hump; importunity; also a
worry, a bore.
Jorobádo, da, a. Crooked, hump-backed.
Jorobár, va. (Coll.) To importune, worry,
pee en) Y. Remolque. [toase.
oselasár, em. A sort of spun cotton from
Smyrna shaft, or dart,
Jostrádo da, a. Round-headed: as a foll,
Jota, af Name of the letter J; jot, tittle. V.
Ojota, Spanish dance.
Jóven, a. zone youthful, Juvenile.
Jovenádo, sm. Place reserved in a convent
for those who have taken the vows.
Jovencillo, illa, ito, ita, a Youngster.
Jovenéte, sm. Youth, 4 young man.
Jovial, a. Jovial, e , airy, rath cheerful.
Jovialidád, af Joviality, jollity, mirth,
yety.
Jontginénte, ad. (Little us.) Mirthfally.
Jóya, af Jewel; present, gift.
Joyánte, a. Extremely glossy.
Joyél, em. Jewel of little value. [shop.
Joyéra, af. Woman who keeps a jewoller's
Joyeria, af. Jeweller's shop.
Joyéro, em. Jeweller,
Joyita, af. V. Joyuela. (grasa.
Jóyo, sm. (Bot,) Bearded darnel, darnel-
Joyuéla, 4/. Jewel of small value.
Juaguárzo, en. (Bot.) Montpellier rock-roso,
Juán, em. John. Juan lanas, A simpleton.
Juanéte, sm. The knuckle-bone of the
toes; a bunion, (Nau.) A gallant-sail
Juanetádo, da, a. Apple to persons who
pimp Stain due ne (have buniona,
uardóso, sa, a. spotted. [board
Jubertár, va. (Nau.) To hoist the boat on
Jubeteria, af A slop-shop.
Jubetéro, sm. Jacket and doublet maker or
[office,
vender,
Jubilación, af Superannuating a person in
Jubilár, va, To pension off; superannuate;
exempt from toil and labor.
Jublléo, em. Jubilee; a Jewish solemnity.
Jabilo, sm. Glee, joy, festivity.
Jubón, sm. Doublet, jacket; the waist in fo-
male dress. [little value.
Juboncito, em. A small jackot, a
Jubonéro, em. A jacket, doublet, or Jupon
maker. used by the
Jhcia, 4 One of the seven vowel-marks
Judaico, ca, a. Judatcal, Jewish.
Judaismo, em. Judaism.
Judaizante, pa. and s. Judatzing, Judaizer.
Judaizér, va. To Judalze, observe the rites
J e pe a uds 1 tral
sm. Judas; an impostor, tor.
Jaderia af. Jewry; tax on Jews.
doublet of
Judicatára, af. Judicature; dignity of a
jo
Judiciál, a. Judicial, juridical.
Judicialménte, ad. Judicially.
Judiciária, sf. Judiciary astrology.
Judiciário, ria, a. Judictary. professing the
art of furetelling future events.
Judicióso, sa, a. Judicious. V. Juicios.
J Siri, af. Kind of olives,
Judihuélo, em. A young Jew; French beat.
Judio, dia, a, Judaical, Jewish.
Júdio, em. Jew. dney beans
Judiós, em. pl, A large bean; Datch
Juégo, sm. Play, amusement, sport; jest
sneer; game; set or nest. {of play.
Jueguecico, illo, ito, em. A little a bit
Juéra, q. Kind of sleve made of base-weed.
Judves, em. Thursday. umpire.
Jugdda 4% Play, the act of playing a ror
‘ e act 8
p->e > V. Lonsadera,
Jugadéra, af Shuttle used to make net-work.
Jugadór, ra, a. Player, gamester,
Jugár, ea. and ». To play, sport, trifle; gam
bla [toz.
Jugarréta, ¢f (ColL) Bad , unekilfal pisy-
Joglár, poli seth aor Land juggler.
Juglarósa, ef A female buffoon or mimic
Jago, em. Sap, jutce of plants; marrow, pith.
Jagosidéd, Y Sappiness, succulense, juid-
, Eewgaw; jest, Joke.
O fool, sport; wave,
Juguetó: a. Playfal, wanton, play3ome
Takel pak Aiea iy pbs soundness of
es; notion, opinion; prudence, wis-
dom; law. [ately.
Juiciosaménte, ad. Judictously, consider
Juicióso, sa, a. Judicious, prudent, matar.
Julépe, en hone
Jálio, sm. July.
Júlo, sm, The male guiding by tts dell tho
flock of any kind of cattle
Jemeltr, va. (Nau) To strengthen masts
th partners.
Jumélas, ef. pl. Cheeks.
Jumélos, em. pl. (Nau.) Partners.
Jumónta, 4/ Female asa
Jumentil, a. Belonging ss
Jumentillo, illa, ito, ite, e. A little ass or beast
of burden. person.
Juménto, em. Beast of burden; as; 8 St-
Jancáda, ef. Kind of fritters; a horse med-
icine against the glandera (roses.
Sina gs a ga
cla, af
Junciána, ¥ B
Juncióra, sf. AL Tor Keeping aromas.
un sf. Av or
Junein a. Rashy, consisting of rusbes.
Júnco, em, (Bot.) R
Juncóso, sa, a. Full of rushes; Juncots.
Judía, af (Bot.) Kidney bean; Jew a |Júnio, em. June.
Hebrew woman, e i oe Júnior, am, A jonler. a minor, a student
Jude va (Prev y Jains inted be ara yoy Bot Rosh.
u em, Y.) Ju a n to | Junqu
inquire into the conduct and Erceaedings Jungs ls Vv. runcal. {moulding
of officers of justice.
902
Junquillo, em. (Bot.) Jonquille; £ pal
LAB
Janta, sf. Junta or
assembly; union, fraternity.
Juntadór, ra, s. Joiner, one who joins.
Juntamente, ad. Jointly, conjunctively.
Juntár, ea. To join, combine, connect, unite;
: arriban amass, Aci San jointer
untéra, af Carpenter's plane, A
Junterilla, af. Small plane.
Júnto, ta, a. United, conjoined.
Janto, ad. Near, close to, at hand.
Juntório, am. Kind of tribute.
Juntirs, 2. Juncture, joining; joint.
Júpiter, em. Jupiter, a planet.
Júra, af Oath; cath of allegiance.
Jurádo, em. Jury; juror, juryman; jurat.
Juradór, ra, ¢. Swearer, profane swearer.
Juraménto, em. Oath; curse, imprecation.
Jurár, ea. To promise upon oath; swear,
Juratória, y. Plate of sil taining th
. O ver con e
holy evangelists, on which
lay their hands on taking an oath.
Juratória, a. Juratory security. i
Juratório, arn. Instruments setting forth the
oaths taken by A: ese
Jurdía, af. Kind of instrument.
sorceress,
pas mie call
Jurvilecminte, ed. Lawfully, legal, jar
Lawfal, legal jaridl
om om, Jurisconsult; aaa a
Jurídico, ca, a.
Jurisconsálto,
J aridioaéa i Jurisdiction ; power, anto:
J a. Jurisdictional.
to; board, meeting,
Justillo, em. Jacket without sleeves, waist
of a female dreas,
Justiprectir, va. To estimate, appraise.
Justipreciadór, sm. Appraiser.
Justo, ta, a. Just, rightful, lawfal; upright;
haga honorable ; strict, punctual ; tight,
ose.
Jústo, em. A just and plons man.
Justo, ad. Tightly, straitly.
Júta, e (Om) A kind of American duck,
Jutia,
hasty) a. Juvenile, youthfal; girlish.
Youthfalness, youth, juve-
Sale.
Juzga ; da, pp. of Jusgar. Sentencia
Craw) A sentence passed, tried, Judge
w ntence
mi and po A Si
uzgádo, sm. Tribunal; cature.
Juzgadór, e. Judge. ae
Juzgamándos, a, com, A censurer, a critic.
Juzginte, pa. Jadging Judge.
J , oa. and n, To judge, pess sentence,
ve judgment; form or give an opinion,
K.
K is not now used in the S h language ;
in the few words in which it was formerly
used its place has been supplied by e be-
fore a, o, and +, and by qu before e and ¢
Its sound is the hard sound of c before a,
O, and +4
L. '
ooh giving Y O r}
print ogg em, A professor of jurispru-
dence. Y. Jurteconsulto, L. The? always keeps the same sound as
Jarisprudéncia, ef trios law. in Engiis
let poor em. V. Jurisconsullo. La, def. art. som. sing. The.
Jurista, em. Jurist, lawyer; pensioner of re ot om pare. rere sing. Her, it.
the crown. La, em. (Mus.) La, the sixth sound of the
Járo, ens. Sent of perpetual property; an- ord, [standard.
buity on the crown. Lábaro, em. Labarum, the Roman imperial
Jusbarba, q/. (Bot) Field myrtle. dec. | Laberinto, em. Labyrinth, mazo; an intri-
Juséllo, em. P made of broth, ey,|_ cate and obscure matter.
J ; Joust, tilt, tournament. Lábia, af. (Coll) Sweet, winning eloquence,
J , am, Waistcoat, doublet. Labiádo, da, a. (Bot.) Labiate.
Justacdór, sm. Tilter. Labtál, a. Labial, applied to letters,
awe magia ia edge just; precisely. Labié am. (Bot.) V. Filirea,
Justar, on. To joust, tilt. Labihendido, da, a. Hare-lip
Justicia, af. Justice; retribution, panish-| Lábio, am. The lip; the
ment; reason, hon ; equity; magis-
o aaa
Justiciár, va. To execute a malefactor.
J sm. The office of a justice.
Justiciéro, ra, 8. Justicer, a rigorous observer
of justice. [ty ; adjustment.
Justificación, af. Justification, defence; equi-
Justificadaménte, ad. Justly, correctly.
Justificido, da, a. Equal, justified.
Justificadór, sm. Justifier, justificator. VY.
Santificador.
J te, pa. Justifying: justifier.
Justificár, va. To justify hire just; ab-
solve; exculpate; establish a claim; vin-
Justificativo, va, a. Justificative, justifying.
edge of any thing,
Labiodentál, a. Labiodental.
Labór, @/ Labor, task; husbandry; tillago;
brador,
8 etry; desi
Laboradér, am. Y Trabajador has La-
Laboránte, em, Laborer, workman, also a
chemist. {work-room.
Laboratório, am. Laboratory, a chemist's
Laborcica, illa, ita, 8. An insignificant work ;
retty needle-work.
Lahoreir, va. To culture, till the ground,
lara To work a net
Laboréo, sm. (Prov.) ture, labor; the
working of mines,
Laboréra, a. eer ee workwoman,
Laborio, em. V. ,
Laboriosaménte, ad. rset
LAD
LAG
Laboriosidád, q. Industry, assiduity.
Laborióso, sa, a. Laborious, industrious;
tiresome, painful. the ensuing season.
Labrada, 4/. tana loughed and fallowed for
Labradéro, ra, a. rable.
Labradio, dia, a. V. Labrantio.
Labrido, da, a. Worked: applied to fig-
urod cloth.
Labrádo, sm. Land cultivated. §[peasant.
Ladeamiénto, sm. Y. Zadeo.
Ladoár, va. To move to one side; go side
by side.—or. To incline to an opinion or
party. [side
Ladéo, sm. Inclination or motion to one
Ladéra, 4. Declivity—péi Eails of a cart;
chceks of a the
Labradór, ra, €. Laborer; cultivator; farmer, | Ladi
Labradór, ra, a. Born or residing in a small
vill [brador and radora,
Labradorcico, ica, illo, illa, ito, ita, a of La-
Labradorésco, ca, a. Rustic, clownish,
Labránte, sm. Stone-cutter, sculptor.
Labrantin, em. A petty farmer. [iand.
Labrantio, tia, a. Producing ;
Labránza, «f Tillage, ploughing, farming;
husbandry; farm; tilled land. [V. Arar.
Labrár, va. To work, labor; till, cultivate,
parsed ra, a. Applied to a kind of fishing-
ne >
Labriégo, sm. Poasant.
Labrisca, 4f. A wild vine,
Tae ae = (Bot.) Paburouts
Láca, sf. or gum-lac.
Lacárgama, 4f. (Bot.) Red-rnoted buglosa.
FO, om. ey, footman ; knot of rib-
DA,
Lacayuélo, em. Foot-boy. foot-boy.
Lacey ino, na, a. Belonging to a hokey or
Lacear, va. To adorn with ribbons; lace;
pia oy the game
Laceración, ¢f Laceration, tearing. [rous.
Lacerádo, da, a. Unfortunate, unhappy; lep-
Lacerár, vta. To mangle, lacerate; suffer,
a ati fatigue. ty; labor, fati
a, af. Misery, poverty; labor, fatigue.
Lacerióso, sa, a. Misorable
Lácha, @ Shad.
Lácio, cia, a. Faded, withered; languid.
Lacivióso, sa, a. V. Lascivo.
Lacénicaménte, ad. Laconically, concisely.
Lacónico, ca, a. Laconic, brief, concise.
Laconismo, em. Laconism, conciseness.
Lácra, af. A scar; fault, vice.
Lacrar, ea, To injure or impair the health,
roperty, or money.
Lloro. am, Bealing-wax. [wax.
Lacrefr, va. (Little us.) To seal with sealing-
Lacrimación, 4f Effnsion of tears.
Lacrimál, a, Lachrymal.
Lacrimatério, ria, a. and 8. Lachrymatory.
Lacriméso, sa, a. Weeping.
Lácris, am, Fruit of rosemary. [suck,
Lactáncia, 4f Lactation, the time of giving
Lactunte, em. Sucker, who sucks milk.
Lactário, ria, a. , lacteons.
Lactáto, em. (Chem.)
Lácteo, tea, a. Lacteous, mally lacteal.
Lacticinio, sm. Milk-pottage, fvod prepared
with milk.
Lact Yl
em, pl. Galactip A
Lactifero, ra, a. Lactiferous, milk A
Lactúmen, em, Scab on the head of children.
Lada, af. V. Jara.
Ládano, em. Labdanum, a rosin from shrubs.
care da, a, Turned to one side, lop-
sic
barley. es.
Ladillo, sm. nl panel in the sides of
radinaments, ad, Sidewlse, artfully, ml
ously. (guages; sagacious, cunning.
Ladino, na, a. Versed in different lan-
Tee e Eide: sce oF Bait of an animal;
margin, edge, or y thing,
Ladón, em, V. Jara. A [eame,
Ládra, y Barking cry of hounds the
Ladrador, ra, e. Barker; talker.
Ladránte, pa. Barking; barker. [erate.
Ladrár, on. To bark, howl; clamor, vocif-
Ladrido, sm. Barking or howling; vocifera-
tion, outery.
Ladrilládo, em. A brick floor.
Ladrilladór, em. V. Enladrillador. (kim.
Ladrillál, Ladrillár, em, Brick-Geld, brick-
Ladrillázo, em, Blow with a brick-bat.
Ladrilléjo, em. Little brick.
Ladrilléra, q/. Brick-kiln.
Ladrilléro, em. Brick-maker.
Ladrillo, sm, A brick.
Ladrilléso, sa, a. Made of brick.
Ladrón, na, a, Thief, robber; sluice-gate.
Ladronaménte, ad, Thievishly. [thief
Ladroncillo, illa, sm. Cut-purse, a petty
Ladronéra, af. Nest of rogues, den of te
bers, also slui te.
Lago, em, A lake,
tin, am. V. Langostin,
tear, on. (Coll) To flatter, cajole.
Lagoteria, £/. (Coll.) Flattrry, adulation.
Lagotéro, ra, a. (Coll) ane Boe:
Lágrima, af A tear; a drop. (Bot) Gray-
pene) pee ask bl
o, A. rymable. nose,
Lagrimál, em. Corner of the eye au the
mera Legrimeér, en. To weep, shed
Lagrimilla, Sta, Y A little tear.
Lagrimé: 1 tear. e
Teerinides: da a Weeping: w Shame!
Lagúna, sf Lake; an uneven, marshy coun-
try; blanks.
Lagunjo, sm. Small pool of water after rain.
Lagunar, an. ‘Timber-roof.
Lagunero, re, A, Marshy.
Laganoso, sa, «1. Marshy, pasar ber lakes,
Laical, a. Laical, belonging to the laity.
Larco, ca, a. V. Lego.
Laja, sf. A thin flat stone.
Lalrén, a. A kind of grapes, and vine.
Lama, 4/. Mud, slime, ooze; ores in mines.
Lambrequines, sm. pl (Blaz.) Ornaments
which hang from helmets.
Lambrija, sf. Worm in the human body;
meagre, slender person.
Lameds oe A ey, lace.
Lamedur, ra, 2, Licker. ( hana) Loch;
enticement, allurement.
Lamedura, sf. Act of Hcking.
Lamelar, ea. To roll copper into shects.
Lamentáble, a. Lamentable, deplorable.
iS ad. Lamentably.
Lamentación, 4/ entation, groaning.
Lamentador, ra, & Lamenter, mourner.
Lamentar, ca. To lament, mourn; grlove,
wail, cry. ng.
Laménto, sm. Lamentation, lament, groan-
Lamentóso, sa, 4. Lamentable, mournful.
Lameplátos, am. Lickplate, nickname given
to servants.
Lamér, va. To lick; lap. (dainties.
Lameron, na, 8. (ColL) A person fond of
Lameronázo, za, 6. (Coll) A person ex-
tremely fond of dainties,
Lametada, 4f Thing lleked or polished.
Lamia #/ Lamia, a fabulous monster; kind | Lan
of shark ; harlot.
Lamido, da, a. Worn out.—pp. of Lamer.
Lamiénte, pa. Licking, licker.
Lamin, sra. V. Golosina.
Lámina, 4 Lamina, or flake; copper-plate,
the print or impression on copper.
Laminádo, da, a. Covered with plates lam-
inated. [metal into sheets.
Laminár, ea. To lick, guzzle dainties; beat
Laminéra, af Bee advanced before its com-
panions.
Laminero, ra, 2, Manufacturer of metal plates,
Laminéro, ra, a. V. (oloso, (ness.
Lamiscár, oa. To lick with haste and eager-
Lamizncro, ra, a. Lickerish, lickerous,
Lamóso, sa, a. (Nau.) Oozy, slimy.
Lampaceár, va. (Nau.) To swab the decks.
Lampadaforo, am. The victor in ancient
races with torches at religions festivals,
Lámpara, 4/. Light, a luminous body; a
lamp; spot or stain.
Lamparéro, ra, & Lamp-lighter.
Lamparilla, q. A small ; a coarse camlet,
Lamparin, sm. Case of a glass lamp.
Lamparista, a, com. Lamp-lighter. [neck,
Lamparón, sm, King's evil, a tumor in the
Lampatán, sm. A Chinese plant.
Lampázo, em. (Bot.) Burdock; swab, or
mop. Lampasos, Pimples.
Lampiño, fis, a. Beardless.
Lamplén, em. A large lantern.
Lampo, em. ht, splendor, blaze.
Lam sm,
pine is
M
Lampréa, q. (Ichth.) Lamprey.
Lampreár, va. To dress a lamprey.
rencia Lampreilla, 4f Kind ofa small
prey.
pe py af. Satire nipple ak
Lamp A Lam a kind o.
a a Y ( En
{gencral. 1) Money.
rr, ef. pools woollen far ene
. Sponge for cleaning cannons.
Lanádo, L ee Ye Lañuginoss.
Lanár, a. Woolly, rs to sheep.
Lanária, y. ( Bot.) Cud-weed.
Lánce, sm. pera throw; chance, casualty, |
aoe ae lo weapons; plot of a
play.
Lanceola, of (Bot) Bib-grass plantals
. (Bot. p n.
Lancéra, 8/. Kook in an armory, on which
arms are placed. ikes,
Lancóro, sm. Pikeman, lancer; er of
Lancóta, af Lancet; potter's knife.
rae Lancetázo, 8. Wounding with a
ce
Láncha, 8f. A thin and flat pieco of stone.
Gh e Meter long-boat.
Lanch Y lighter full of goods; tho
load of a lighter.
Lancházo, em. Blow with a flat stone.
Lanchón, em. (Nau.) Lighter.
Lanchonéro, em. Lighterman.
Lanción, em. (Nau.) A guardship in India,
Lancita, 47 dim, A small lance.
Lancurdia, 4 Small trout.
Lánda, sf An extensive tract of heath-land.
Lande, af. (Ast.) Acorn.
di ve sm. Landgrave, a German title.
Landgraviado, sm. Landgraviate.
Landó, em. Landau, a kind of carriage.
Lándre, 4/. A morbid swelling of the glands;
8 purse concealed in the clothes.
Landrecilla, 4 Round jomp among the
glands. concealed in his clothes,
Landréro, ra, a. One who hoards money
Landrilla, ¢/ Small grain which grows under
the tongues of hogs.
Laneria, 8f Shop where washed woo! is sold.
éro, am. Dealer in wool; warehouse for
wool.
Langaráto, ta, a. (Coll.) Tall, lank, ill-shaped.
Langósta, 8/. Locust; lobster; one who cx-
torts money.
Langostín, sm. A small locust.
Langostino, sm. Grasshopper.
Langostón, sm, The e green locust,
Langráve, em. V. Landgrave,
Langiiénte, a. weak,
nine ae. Leceusdly:
Languidez, Languidéza, sf Heaviness, lan-
or, faintness; melancholy.
y
guido, da, a. Languid, faint, weak; dull,
heartless,
Taner em. Languor. V. Languides.
Lanifero, ra, a. Laniferous. (tura
Lanificación, Lanificio, s. Woollen manufac
mee af, Nap of cloth, down; swan-skin ;
un
n
Lanio, <a Woolly. V. Zanar.
Lanosidád, af. Down of the leaves of planta
Lan
tton cloth of the Philip-|Lanóso, sa, a. V. Lanudo.
tejo, 22
Lontil. V. Lenteja.
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Lantejuéla, 2f Spangle; scurf on the hi pee
after a sore. [terna
Lantérna, 4f Lantern, lanthorn. Y. Lin-
PEER de Bitácora, af (Nau.) Binnacle-
Lanne, da, a. Woolly, fleecy.
Lanuginóso, sa, a. Lanugmous, downy.
Lanza, 2. Lance, spear, javelin; polo of a
coach; pikeman. Lanzas, Duty paid by
tho nob tv, in lieu of mili services,
Lenzáda, 4f Blow or stroke with a lance,
Lanzadéra, af Shuttle. 4
Lanzadór, ra, 8. Thrower, ejecter.
Lanzamiénto, sm. The act of launchin
ing, or throw ing. Lansamientos,
of a ship from stem to stern-post.
ere ca. To lance, throw, launch, fling;
Lanzón, sm. A short and thick lance.
Láña, ef Cramp or cramp-iron; green co-
coa-nut. open and gut ra
Lañár, va, To cramp with a cramp-
, cast-
Lápa, 3 Scum of some liquors; a hind of of vara a. Frightful, ghastly;
shell-fish; goose-grass, cloavers.
pachár, am. Hole fall of mud and mire.
Lopido, af Ichth.) Acorn shell-fish,
Lares af, Rough panic-grass.
Tap céro, sm. A metal pencil-case.
Lápida, g/. A flat stone for inscriptions.
es Y. The art or profession of a lap- | Lascivia, 3/.
and gems.
Lap!
Lapidário, ria, a. Lapidary.
LAT
Mi Tele:
mira, e escope.
ice na, a. Very long. [end
Largór, sm, Length, the extent from end te
Largueádo, da, a. Striped. V. Listado.
Larguéro, sm. ab Dot of a door or win-
mute, 9 Cah =the AN
af. n extent,
dth; liberalit Ne Seige
Larguito, ita, a, Not very long.
tira, ef. Length, longitude.
ce, 81. (Bot. Larch-tree.
Laricino, na, a. pp a to to the larch-trea.
pat e, a. A kind of very red
ngth | Lar : Y. Turpentine eatracted sit
-tree; Venice turpentine.
Tare am. (Anat.) Larynx.
Laringotomia, a/. (Surg.) Laribeotomy.
Láro, am. (Orn.) Gull, sea-gt
Lacvn, of y. ra and Faa-
tasma, t.) evn b-state of an
insect. reas, Hobgoblins.
to, Lassitude, wearinesa. Y.
Lasaménto, sm. tu
Leste, of, A sort of paste fried 1
sort O: na pan
Láscar, em. Lascar, a native seaman in India
Lascár, ea. (Nau) To case off, slacken.
Laselvaménte Y: lastfally.
uxuriance, luxury; vie
ousness. [uriant.
rio, em. Lapidary, dealer in Bronce Lascivo, va, 1. Lascivious, libidinous; lux-
e. | Láser, am. (Bot.) Benzoin.
[sto
Lapiden, dea, a. Lapidcous; of the nature sof Lasorpicio, sm. i Laserwort.
La adibeacion, af. Petrification, lapidifica- Paste d, af
Lapldits, aye gr pide t, lapidifi
CO, Ca, a, poe apidific.
Lapidóso, sa, a. Laplicosa, stony.
Lapilla, 4f (Bot.) Hound's tongue.
Tapia, 7 <6 ae tale gu
tack -chalk lack-lead.
Tatar sm. Black-lead ine
Lapizár, ea. To draw with black-lead.
Lápo, sm, (Coll.) Blow with the flat of a
Lapeine, ef V. La
na, 8, mpsana.
Lápso, sm. Lapee or course of time,
Lápsos linguee, ¢m. Slip of the tongue.
Láque, e. Running footman.
Lar, sm. V. Hogar. An en hiblous bird.
Larárlo, em. House-gods or Lares,
Lardár, Lardeár, va. To baste meat on the
spit; "beat with a stick. nt. |L
Lardéro, a. Applied to the Thursday beforo
Lárdo, sm, Lard, tho fat of swine and other
animals,
Lardón, em. A marginal note.
Lardóso, sa, @. Greasy, fatty.
Láros, sm. pl. HNouse-gods of the ancient
Romans; home; pot-hooks,
Lárga, ef Delay, procrastination. Y. Largo.
Largamónte, ud. Largely, copiously.
Largar, va. To loosen, slacken ; sct at liberty.
—er. (Coll) To go off, pack | away. (Nau)
To set sail.
Largo, ga, a. Long, length; protracted;
generous; coplons; expeditions. Largo
de uñas, Light-fingered.—ad. Largely,
ae
dso, ss, a. W ae Da e as
8a, A. W oary.
Lastár, va. To pay, answer, or ae for
another.
Lástima, af Grief, compassion, opt a
lence; object of compassion or
Lastimér, oa. To hurt, wound, o
te pity .—er. To grieve, be io
Clair: ty.
TP gselniie vast artes ad. Sadly, sorrowful!
Lastiméro, ra, a. Sad, dolefal, m ournfal.
Lastimosaménte, ad, Miserably, grievously,
lamentably.
Lastimóso, sa, 4. Dolefal, sad. V. Lastimnero.
Lásto, sm. Receipt given or belonging to
him who has paid for another.
Lástra, af (Nau.) Boat, lighter. V. Lancia,
Lastrár, va. (Nau.) To ballast a ship; steady
mle thing em Bal means of a weight.
ast, also weight, motive,
y Jade or Ha de Lita, 4/ Tin sheets. Latas,
ra ad. cly, amply.
Latástro, sm. V. Pints
Lateral, a. Lateral, belonging to the side.
Lateralmónte, ad. Latera
Lateranénse, @. Belonging * to the ehurch of
St. John of Latera
Latido, sm. Fant palpitation ; the cry of a
dog after gam
Latiónte, pa. Pal itating, fluttering.
Latigadóra, 4/. Shock received in a cart
from its motion. ed uffence.
Latigázo, em. Lash, crack of a whip; unox
Látigo, em. Thong: or point of a wElja
LAV
ear, en. To smack or crack; lash or
ply the yy of
Laticuéra, a. Cord for fastening. (thongs.
Latigu¢ro, em. Maker or seller of whip
Latiguillo, sm. A small whip.
Latin, em. Latin, the Latin tongue.
Latinajo, sm. Latin jargon.
Latinaménte, ad. In pure Latin, latinly.
Latinidád, af Latinity, the Latin tongue.
Latinismo, sm. Latinism, a mode of speech
peculiar to the Latin idiom.
Latinizár, ca. To latinize, give names a
Latin termination. anguage.
Latino, na, a. Latin; belonging to the Latin
Latino, na, ¢. Latinist; a native of Latium.
Latir, en. To palpitate; flutter; yelp as a
hound fn pursuit of game.
Latitár, en. To lic concealed, hide one's self.
Latitúd, sf Breadth, width, latitude, extent.
pr tudinal, Larne atte to ea aoe
to, ta, a. use, extensive.
Latón, sm. Brass, latten. Laton en hojas
or pl Latten brass.
(Bot.) V. Almes.
Latonéro, sm. Brazicr.
(Prov.) Little drain.
Latónes, sm, pl. (Nau) Laths or ledges,
Latria, 4. Adoration due to God only.
Latrocinio, sm. V. Ladronicio.
Ladd, =/. Lute; merchant vessel.
Leandáble, a. Landable, praiseworthy.
Laudableménte, ad. Landably. foptum.
Laudáno, am. Laudanum, a tincture from
Laudatório, ria, a. Landatory, espera
Taree Heguics, "Lavdos Laut; par
e language. a
of the divine service, —
Landémio, em. (Law) Dues paid on trans-
fers of landed beard within the manor.
Ladna, «f Lam a thin plate of metal;
schistous clay for covering houses,
Latra, 4f Solitary si on where the
monks had their detached cells,
Laúrea, ¢f. A laurel leaf or crown.
Laureádo, da, a. and pp. of Laurear. Lau-
reste.
Lanreándo, am. He who is to receive a de-
gree in a university.
Laureár, ea. To crown with laurel; gradu-
ate, dignify with a degree.
Lanredal, em. Plantation of laurel-trees,
Laurél, sm. (Bot.) Laurel; a crown of ba
te, sm. Workman who takes the
mould from the vat-man in pS
Laureóla, a/. A crown of laurel. Larwreola
hembra, Mezereon daphne. Laureola
macho, Spurge laurel.
Lauriño, fia, a. Belonging to laurel.
Lauro, em. Giory, honor, triumph. (Bot):
V. Lauroceras. mon lanrel.
Laurocerázo, Ladro real, sm. (Bot.) Com-
Lanto, ta, a. Rich, wealthy.
of metals in mines; lava. |
pled Washing
Lavacáras, sm. (Coll) Water which washed
the face; flatteries, caresses.
Lavácias, «f Fou! water.
Lavación, af Lotion, wash.
Lavacro, sm. Washing-place, a lavatory ;
Lavadéro, am. Washing-place, a laundry; a
tanner's vat.
Lavadór ra, s. Washer; a burnishcr.
[baptistery. | Léche, 8f. Milk. Cochin
LEO
Lavadúra, 4f, Wash, washing; composition
for preparing glove-leather. V. Zaragaa,
Lavájo, sm. Pool where cattle go to drink;
morass.
Lavamános, am. A wash-stand.
Lavánco, em, A kind of wild duck.
Lavandéra, ef. Laund a washerwoman.
Lavandéro, sm. Washer, launderer.
Lavandula, 4f Lavender. V. Espliego.
Lavár, va, To wash, launder; clear from an
imputation. [ringe.
Lavativa, af Clyster; a clyster pipe; a 8y-
Lavatório, sm. Washing; medicinal lotign ;
ccremony of washing the feet on Holy
Thursday.
Lavázas, e? Foul water from a laundry.
Láve, am. Washing of metals in mines.
Laxación, af Loosening, laxation.
Laxamiónto, 4. Laxation, laxity, loosening.
Laxánte, pa. Loosening, softening ; laxative.
Laxar, ca. To loosen, soften.
Laxativo, Ye Laxative, Jentent.
Laxidád, y. V. Laritud. [laxness,
Laxitúd, ¢f Lassitude, weariness; laxity,
Láxo, Pr a. Lax, slack; vague.
Láya, y. Quality, nature; a two-pronged
aratory instrument. layd.
Layadór, sm. He who labors the soil with a
Taye, va. To turn up the ground with a
ya,
y [with a lazo.
da, af Knot. (Am.) The slip made
Lazadór, sm. He who catches with the lasso,
Lazar, va. To catch with a lasso.
Lazaréto, em, Lazaretto, lazaret,
Lazarillo, em. A blind man’s gujde.
Lazarino, oe) Leprous.
Lázaro, em. , 2 . (bond, lasso.
Lázo, em. Bow, a slip-knot; snare, trick; tie,
Le, pron. Him or her, to him, to her, dat,
and accus, sing. of the personal prononn
él, he or it.
Leál, a. Loyal; faithful; gentle.
Leál, sm. Loyalist.
Lealménte, ad. Loyally, faithfully.
, Adelity, fealty.
Lealtád, af Loyal
Lebécho, sm. Southwest wind.
Lebráda, af Fricassee made of hare.
Lobrastón, em. (Coll) A cunning, crafty
fellow.
Lebratico, illo, ito, am. A leveret.
Lcebráto, am. Young hare.
Lebril, em. Greyhound.
Lebréla, af. Greyhound bitch.
Lebréro, ra, a. Dogs used for hunting hares.
Lebrillo, am. A glazed earthen-ware vessel,
a basin. troon.
Lebron, sm. A 1 hare; coward, pol-
Lebroncillo, sm. Y. Lebrato,
Lebrúno, na, «a. Leporine. [courso.
Lección, 8/. Reading; Icsson; lecture, a dis-
Leccionário, sm. Lesson-book of the matina.
Leccioncita, af A short lecture or lesson,
Lecháda, y/. Lime slaked in water.
Lechál, a. Sucking; lactiferous, milky.
Lechár, a. V. Lechal. lied to a nurse,
de leche, Buck-
ing pig. Vaca deleche, Milk cow. Her-
muno de leche, Foster-brother.
Lechecillas, ef. pl, Sweetbread; livers and
lighta.
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Lechéra, 4/7. Milkwoman, milkmaid, dairy- resto. To depute, send an embassy ; be-
maid; milk-pan. que
Lechéra, a. Applicd to animals, and some- | Legatário, sm. Legateo, le E
times to women who are suckling. Legatina, 4/. A stuff made of silk and woo!.
Lechería, q/. Cow-house, dairy. Legendárlo, sm. Legend, a chranicle of the
Lechéro, ra, a. (Coll.) Milky. lives of saints; legendary.
Lechéro, ¢m. Milkman; tan-pit. Legible, a. Logible.
Lecherón, sm, (Prov.) Milk-pail, milk-ves- Legiblemónte, ad. (Little us.) Legtbly.
sol; flannel in which new-born infants Legicón, em. (Little us.) Dictionary.
are rolled, | Legion, sf. Legion; an indefinite number.
Lechetrézna, ¢f (Bot.) Spurge. | Legionário, ria, a. Legionary.
Lechigáda, 4f A litter; also a crowd. Legislación, af. Legislation, collection of the
Lechin, sm, Tent, pledget; ollves rich in ofl; laws of a country.
Lechino, am. Tent, a roll of Hnt put into a | Legisladór, sm. Legislator, lawgiver ; censor.
sore; small tumor in horses, (layer. | Legisladóra, 4/. Logislatross, a female law-
Lécho, 8m. Bed, couch; litter; bed ofa river;| giver. (sure.
Lechón, sm. A sucking pig; a dirty fellow. | Legislár, ca. To legislate, enact laws; cen-
Lechóna, y/. Sucking pig; a dirty woman. Legislativo, va, a. Legislative; constitative.
Lechoncico, illo, ito, sm, A very young pig. Teeilarars, af. Legislature, the legislative
y.
Lechóso, sa, a. Milky. [for a ; ,
Lechiga, y. ee MET V. Lechuguilla | Legisperito, sm. V. Jurisperito. — [dence
Lechugádo, da, a. Having leaves like lettuce. | Legista, sm. Legist; a student of jurispru-
Ey Y Portion of the paternal or ma-
Lechuguéro, ra, €. Retailer of lettuce.
Lechuguilla, af Small lettuce; frill forthe! te
Legitimación, £/. Legitimation.
Legitimamén Legitimately, lawfnlly.
neck; a plant with strong fibres like the
manilla Sea-gTass. [and £ Dandy. ad,
Legitimár, va. To prove; legitimate; make
adequate; legalize. fulness.
Lechuguino, em. Small lettuce —sm.,
Lechúza, 4f (Orn.) OwL ebts.
úzo, za, a, A colt or filly; a collector of
Lechúzo, am. A collector, a dun; filly one
year old. legal, authentic. k
Lecito, sm. Anclent vase like a bottle. Légo, em. Layman, laic; lay-brother.—a.
Lecticário, sm. With the Romans, a maker Legón, em, Spade.
of sedan-chalra, (gods. Legoncillo, em. A small spade.
Lectistérnio, sn. Banquet of the heathen Légra, e pan, surgeon’s instrument.
Lectivo, va, 4. The time of lecture in uni-¡ Legración, Legradúra, af Act of trepanning.
Legitimidád, ¢f Legitimacy; legalky. law -
Legítimo, ma, a. Lavlidmats: true, certain;
versities, rofessor. | Legrár, va. To tropan.
Lectór, ra, a. Reader; a lecturer, teacher, or | Légua, ef. League, a linear measure. A’ la
Lectorádo, em, Institution of lecturer. legua, de cien leguas, Very far.
Lectorál, q/. A De bondary dignity in church- | Leguilla, af V. Liguilla.
es.—em. He who enjoys the probend. Legúmbre, sm. Leguminous plants; pot-
teers a, tome preven’ on ed Coe rola Ag Greens.
and the prebendary who enjoys Lok aaa a Bot.) Leguminous
Lectoria, sf. Lectureship in monastic orders, | Leíble, a. Legible. ont
Loctúra, af Reading, lecture, discourse; | Leído, da, a. Book-learned.
teaching by lectures; the subject of a pro- | Leila, af A Moorish dance.
fessor's lectures; examinations Leimma, sm. Interval of music.
Ledaménte, ad, Merrily, cheerfully.
Lédo, da, a. Gay, merry, glad, joyful. Lejáno, na, a. Distant, remote, far.
Leétr, va. To read; lectaro, instruct publicly. | Lejia, 4f. Lye; severe reprehension.
Léga, sf. A lay-sister. [utation; legateship. : Lelio, sm. Among dyers, lye.
Legacia, Legación, ¢/ Embassy, legation,dep- | Lejiviál, a, Lixi
Legádo, sm. Deputy, sinbaealor legate; Lújos, ad. At a great distance, far off.
legacy, bequest, [of sheep. | Léjos, am, Perspective, distant prospect.
Legadór, sm. Day-laborer, who ties the fect Léjos, jas, a. Distant, very remote.
Legadúra, af Ligature, cord, or stra or Panels ad. At a little distance.
tying or binding. rs, Lelili, sm, War-whoop of the Moora,
Jegajico, illo, ito, am. A small bundle of pa-; Lélo, la, a. Stupid, ignorant.
Legájo, sm. Bundle of loose papers; small, Lóma, sm. Argument of a poem explained
packet. fal.| inthe title; motto; lemma.
Legal, a. Legal, constitutional; loyal, falth-| Léme, 4f (Nau.) Tiller.
Leyalidad, y. Legality, fidelity; lawfulness, | Leméra, af (Nau.) V. Lémera,
Legalización, af Legalization of an act or|Lemosin, na, a. Relating to the language of
ania, 3/. Distance, remotencas in place.
writing; notarial certificate. the Troubadours.
lizár, va. To legalize, authorize. Lemosin, 8m. The Lemosin lan:
Legalménte, ad. Legally, lawfully. Lén, a, A soft untwisted silk.
Legaménte, ad. In an illiterate manner. Lencúra, af. A woman who deals in Hnen:
“gamo, sm. Slime, mud, or clay. the wife of a linen-draper. (trade.
Legamóso, sa, a. Slimy, greasy. Lencería, af. Linen-draper's ebop: linen
Lecgáña, Y ¿rpltuda, bleareriness of eyes. ; Lencéro, ra, $. Linen-draper.
LEO
LEV
Lendél, sm. Circle described by a horse | Leontepetaldn, sm.
turning a wheel to raise water out of a
well.
Lendrera, af. A close fine comb.
Lendréro, sm. Place full of nits,
Lendróso, sa, a. Nitty, full of nits.
L.-ngua, «f. The tongue; ate as
ev a speech, discourse;
Lengnádo, em. (Ichth.) Sole.
Lenguaje, em, Language, poca ; style.
eee af. V. Lenguelada
Lenguaráz, a. Having various lan
tluent, “voluble; talkative; a lin
Lenguaz, a. Loquacious, garrulous,
Lenguecica, illa, ita, a A mall tongue.
Lun;ueta, sf A small tongue; languet, cut
{n the form of a tongue. (Anat) Epiglot-
tis. (Arch.) Buttress; moulding; also a
borer. V, Lingote.
Lenguetáda, Y. The act of licking.
is sieteria, af Collection of tubes with
ves in an
Lenguczatla, af rk small bag Sa
Lengietéro, ra, a and a. (Little us.) Lin-
guist, lan ed.
Leni idád, 2f. Lenity, mildness,
Leniónte, sm, a) Lenient, an emollient.
pena oa. To lenify, soften. V. Suact-
Lenificativo, va, a. Mollifying, softening.
Lenitivo, va, a. Lenitive, mitigant.
Lenitivo, sm. Emollient, lenient.
Lenizár, va. (Little us.) To soften, mollify.
Lenocinio, er. Pimping, pane
Lenó, sm. Book-muslin: it is also called
paren ‘ade Semler ly, lingering]
as Slowly, lazily, lingeringly.
Lénte, af. Le
pars Y. (Bot) Lentil.
ntejuéla, af Spangle.
Pda a. Lenticular.
Lentisco, em, (Bot.) Mastich-tree,
Lentitaéd, 2/. Slowness, sluggishnesa.
Lénto, ta, a. Slow, nee tardy. (Met)
Glatinous. (Mus.) go.
Lentór, sn. tor, a viscous humor,
Lenzuélo, em. Handkerchief.
Leña, af. Wood, timber.
r, ra, 8. Woodman, wood-cutter.
Leñár, va. To cut wood.
Leñéra, y. Place for fire-wood.
am, Pile of wood or timber.
Leñéro, am. Timber-merchant; timber-
ard; a logman.
o, em. Block a fia Reha eae of a tree.
Leño jabo
[ae a sa, O. AS unio
León, am. Lion. Leon pardo, V. L
do. Leo, tho fifth sign of the zodiac.
Leóna, 2/. Lioness.
Leonádo, da, a. Lion-colored, fallow.
Leongico, illo, ito, sm. W help of a lion.
Leoncra, 8/. A menagerie,
Leonéro, em, Keeper of lions; master of a
gambling-house.
Esónica, 4 ” Vein or gland under the tongue.
Leonino, na, a. nine; ; leonine verses.
Leonina. s/. Elephantias
ra,
pper of Leoprestlsd,y
ages | Tee
Bot.) A plant: its root
is an antidote for the venom of snakes.
Leonúro, sm, (Bot.) Lion's-tail.
Leopirdo, em. A leo Ed
Lepidio, sm. (Bot.) Pepper-wort.
Lepidoctéra, af. (Ent.) Lepidoctera,
Leprosy.
Pc af. (ied) a at
ep: a, rous.—8. Leper.
Lérda, af. ay, Landon.
Lerdaménte, ad. Slowly, clumsily, obtusely.
Lerdéz, af Slowness, umsiness.
o, da, a. Slow, heavy, obtuse, clumsy.
ee em. (Veter.) Tumor in a horse's
astern.
Lesion, af. Hurt, wound; injury.
Lesivo, va, a. Prgudletal, injurious.
Lésna, 3f Aw [wind.
Lesnor éste, a (Nau.) East-northeast
Léso, sa, a. Wounded, hurt. Lesa majes-
tad, esty; ues treason.
Liste, em, East wind, east.
Lesucste, sm. (Nau.) East-southeast wind.
Letal, a. Mortal, deadly, lethal.
Be fers Litany. Letanias, Supplicatory
proc
Letirgico, ca, a. Lea lethargical.
Letúrgo, sm. Let
Letéo. a, a. (Poet.)
Leticia, 8f. Joy, mirth.
euro ra, a. Lethiferous, deadly.
Letificánte, pa. Exhilarating. [merry.
Letificár, va. (Little us.) To rejoice, mako
Létra, af. Letter; rg bie ad type; mot-
to, inscription. Learning
Letráda a pd Coll.) awyer's wife.
Aedes a af. (Low) Body or
aad of lawyers; a foolish pompous
speec
Letrádo, da, a. Learned, erudite.
Letrádo, sm, Lawyer, advocate, counsellor.
Letréro, sm, An inscription, a title, label.
Letrilla, A small letter; a short poem
adapte to music.
Letrina, ¢f Privy.
Tetrón: em. A “are letter.
Letrónes, sm. pl. Capital letters.
Letúra, sf Among printers, small pica,
Leudár, va. To ferment dough with leaven,
Leúdo, da, a. Fermented, leavened.
ne af. (Nau.) Act of ‘weighing anchor;
press. (Nau.) Swoll of the sea—
cks,
pl.
Leváda, Silkworm; salute made b
fencers e Llerada. f
Levadéro, ra, a. That which is to be do-
manded.
Levadizo, za, a. That can be lifted or raised.
Levadúra, sf. Leaven, q
- | Levantáda, el (Coll) Yi he act of rising.
Levantadaménte, ad. In an elevated man-
ner. [disturber, rioter.
Levantadór. ra, 8. One who raises or lifts up;
Levantamiénto, em. Elovation; the act of
raising; insurrection, revolt; balance of
accounts,
Levantár, ca. To ralse, lift, heave, get up,
hold up; rouse; clevate; rise; stand u
Levante, am. Levant; rise; “east; east win
Levantin, em, Levantine.
LIB
Levantino, na, Levantisco, ca, a. Levantine,
relating to the Levant.
Levár, cu. To carry, transport.
Léve, 1. Light; trifling.
Levedád, «f. Lightness, levity ; inconstancy.
Leveménte, ad. Lightly, gently.
Leviatán, em. Leviathan, a water animal.
Levigar, ea. (Little us.) To levigate.
Levita, am, Lovite, of the tribe of Levi.
Levita, af. Frock-coat.
Levítico, em. Book of Leviticus.
Levitico, ca, a. Levitical, priestly.
Lexicografia, 4/. Lexicography.
Lexicógrafo, am. pco Ei
Léy, sf. Law, or rulo of action.—pl. Body
of laws; profession of the law.
Leyónda, 47. Reading, lecture, legend.
Lezda, £f. Ancient tax on merchandise.
Lia, sf A thin bass-rope; husk of pressed
grapes; a hamper. Lee Hance.
Liar, va. To tle bind, fagot.—or. To contract
Liara, sf V. Altura and Cuerna.
Liáza, «f A bundle of cooper's h00p8.
Libación, sf Libation. [fices.
Libamicnto, sm. Offering in ancient sacri-
Sera va. To suck, sip, taste; perform a liba-
tion.
Libelár, ea. To petition, sue at law.
Libelutico, ca, a. Applicd to the Christians
who renounced their religion in a written
declaration, by which they were exempted
from persecution.
Libelista, sm. (Little us.) Libeller.
Libélo, sm. Petition, libel; lampoon.
Liberal, a. Liberal, gencrous, freo.
Liberalidád, ¢f Liberality, generosity, mu-
nificence,
Liberalizar, ea. To liberalize.
Liberalménte, ad. Libcrally, munificently,
generously,
Libérrimo, ma, a. Most free.
Libertad, sf Liberty, freedom; independ-
ence; license; exemption.
Libertadameénte, ad. Freely. [idle.
Libertédo, da, a. Libertine; ungoverned;
Libertador, ra, 8, Deliverer, liberator.
Libertar, va. To free, liberate ; acquit: clear
from. [ligion,
Ltbertináje, em. Libertinism; license, irre-
Libertino, na, 4. Child of a freed man.—a.
Irreligious, dissolute,
Libcrto, sm. An emancipated slave.
Libi, sm. (Amer.) An instrument with which
the Indians catch ostriches,
Libicoáfrico, am. Westerly wind.
Libiconóto, am. Southwest wind.
Libidinosaménte, ad, Libidinously.
Libidinóso, sa, a. Libidinous, lustful.
Libitum (Ad), ad. (Lat) At will.
Libra, af Pound (weight). (Astr.) Libra,
sign of the zodiac. [a bad book.
Librúcho, sm, (Coll.) A worm-eaten book;
Libración, af. Libration, the state of being
balanced.
Librador, am. Deliverer; a corn-mill feeder;
grocer'sshovel; the drawer of a bill of ex-
change. [check on a bank; a treasury bill.
Libramiónto, sm, (Little us) Delivery; a
LIE
Libránza, ef. A bill of exchange. V. Libra-
miento
Librár, va. To free, deliver; exempt; dis-
patch, expedite; commit, intrust; draw s
ill or monoy.
Libratório, em, V. Locutorio.
Librázo, em, A largo book ; blow with a book.
Líbre, a. Free, uncumbered; independent;
Peace livey
af, Livery. ands,
Libreár, va. To weigh, sell, or aistribare by
Libréjo, em. A pitiful little book; a pan
hlet.
Libreménte, ad. Freely, boldly, impudently.
ee af. Bookseller's or stationer's shop ;
rary. .
Tibroro: am. Bookseller.
Libróta, er. The troy-weight pound; small
memorandun)-book. er.
Libreto, em. A small book ; small foot-warm-
Librilla, af. A small pound.
Librico, ito, em. A small book.
Librillo, am. V. Librico.
Libro, em. A book; book. (Met.) Contn-
bution, impost, tax. ZLébro de cuja, a
cash-book. Libro de cuentas, Account-
book. Libro de facturas, Invoice-bovk.
Libro mayor, Ledger. [book.
Libróte, em. book; in general, a bad
Libúrnica, af A kind of light vessel. _[ity.
Licantropia, 4f Lycanthropy, violent insan-
Licencia, Pe ermission, license; furlough ;
licentiousness ; degree of licentiate.
Licenciadillo, sm. Nickname to a ridiculous
person dressed in clerical habits,
Licenciádo, sm, A licentiato; also title of
qurieconsults, lawyers, and counsellors at
aw,
Licenciádo, da, a. Licensed; vain-glorious
Licenciamiénto, sm. The act of the
Losas a a To eral is Hoe
cenciur, va. To ; license; n-
tiate; dismiss, ]
Licenciosaménte, ad. Licentiously.
Licencióso, sa, a. Licentious, dissolute, loose.
Licéo, sm. Lyceum.
Licéra, ef. V. Lisera,
Lichéra, 8f. Woollen cover of a bed.
Licio, sm. (Bot.) Box-thorn,
Licitaménte, ad. Lawfully, justly, licitly.
Licitante, am. Bidder or buyer at auction.
Licitar, on. To sell at auction.
Licito, ta, a Licit, lawful; just,
Licopódio, sm. Lycopodium.
Licór, 6m. Liquor, strong drink, spirits.
Licoróso, sa, 4. Applied to generous wine.
Lictór, sm. Lictor, a Roman office of justice.
Licuáble, a, Dissolvable,
Licuación, «f. Liquation, liquefaction.
Licuánte, pa. Dissolving. melting.
Licuár, ea. To liquefy, lve.
Licucseéncia, af Liquescency.
Licuescénte, a. Liquescent, melting.
Lid, ent. Conflict, fight; dispute.
Lidiadór, sm. Combatant; a public sfguer.
a on. To fight, oppose.—ea. To fight
u
Lidio, a. (Mus.) Lydian.
Librancista, am. The holder, also the drawer | Liebraston, em, Leveret, young hare,
of a bank check.
270
, Liebratico, sm. Young hare,
LIM
LIN
Liébre, a/. Hare; coward, poltroon.
Liebrecica, illa, ita, sf A young hare.
Liebrecilla, sf (Bot.) V. Azulejo.
Liebrezuila, af. V. Liebrecica.
Liencecico, illo, ito, am. Little linen cloth.
Liéndre, sf Nit, the of a louse.
Lientéra, Lfentéria, af Lientery, diarrhea
Lientérico, ca, a. Lienteric.
Liénto, ta, a. Damp, moist.
Liénzo, af. Linen. JLienso encerado,
Glazed linen. Lienzo curado, Bleached
tifara.
ie sf. A garter. (Bot.) Mistletoe; bird-
ime; ti
Ligación, sf Ligation; union, mixture.
Ligadas, af. pl. (Print.) Ligaturea.
Ligado, da, a. Bound, Icagued, confederate.
Ligado, sm. (Mus.) Slar.
Ligadára, ef. e ori ligation ; subjection.
Ligallo, sm. V. Mesta.
Lig sf. Viscous matter around fruits,
EDT am. (Anat.) Ligament, bond,
e
Ligamentóso, sa, a. Ligamentons, ligamental.
Ligamiénto, sm. Union, act of tying or uni-
ting; concord. [lesce.
Ligar, ca. To tle, bind; alloy; league, coa-
Ligazón, ef. Union, connection, ligament.
Ligeraménte, ad. Swiftly, easily; giddily.
Ligeréza, «f. Lightness; celerity; levity, fic-
kleness. gay, giddy.
ero, ra, €. Light, thin; s :
Ligeruéls, a. Applied to early gra
Ligio, a, a. Liege, bound by feudal tenure.
ao sm. Relic of the cross of
Lignum yítes, em. Guaiacum.
Ligona, 4/. V. Asada,
Ligoméls, a. V. Ligeruela.
Liguilla, af A (Bot) pa
Ligústico, em, vago.
Ligústro, sm. (Bot) Privet.
Lija, 8f. (Ichth.) Dog-fish; skin of same.
ar, ea. To smooth, polish.
sf. (Bot.) Lilac-tree ; lilac-flower.
Lilac, em. (Bot.) Lilac. [tri
Lilaila, ¢f Thin woollen stuff; a prank
Lilao, ent. Ostentation, show.
Lilili, > War-whoop of tho Moors.
Lima, 4f (Bot.) Limo-trce; lime; file; fin-
ish, polish.
Limedare. 4% vet of flings Alin
. Acto 8; filings.
Limálla, 4f. Filings.
Limar, va. To file; gnaw, corrode; polish.
Limatón, am. Coarse round file.
Limáza, 2/. Snail.
Limázo, sm. Viscosity, sliminess.
Limazon, em, Slug.
Limbo, ef Limbo. (Ast.) Limb of the eun
or moon.
Limen, em. (Poet.) V. Umbral.
Liméra, e oman who sells files or limes.
(Nau) Helm-port.
Liméro, sm. Shopkeeper who sells files or
limes. (Bot.) Lime-tree.
Liméta, e Vial; also a small bottle. |
Limiste, sm. Cloth of tho first quality. |
Limitable, a. (Little us.) Confinable. |
ck.
or
Limitacién, af Limitation, modification ;
limit, district.
Limitadaménte, ad. Limitedly, finitely.
Limitádo, da, a. Limited, of little talent.
Limitaneo, nea, a. Limitary; limitaneous.
Limitar, va. To limit, confine, restrain ; form
boundaries,
Límite, em. Limit, boundary, border.
Limitrofe, a. apelin y bounding.
Limo, em, Slime, mu
Limón, sm, Lemon. (Bot.) Lemon-trec,
Limonáda, af Lemonade.
Limonádo, da, a. Lemon-colored.
Limonáje, am. (Nau.) Applied to pilots in
the performance of thelr duty.
Limonar, sm. Plantation of lime-trees.
Limoncillo, ¢m. A small lemon.
Limonéra, af. Shaft of a cart,
i=-==£-- -— “Mot ) Lemon-tree.
, Dealer in lemons; the
"rriages, dee.
iminess; cariosity in teeth.
is, charity.
\lmoner.—a. Charitable.
my, muddy.
n
E
as, em. Chimney-sweeper.
A clothes-brush; comb-
m. Toothpick.
Cleanser, scourer.
sleansing.—pél. Rubbisb.
I. Cleanly, ena purely.
7. Act of cleansin
clean, scour; purify; clear
one's self. [ty ; purity, chastity.
Limpiéza, af Cleanness, cleanliness; in
Limpio, pia, a. Clean; limpid; neat; pure;
free, clear. [sweeper.
Limpión, em. The act of cleaning; a street-
Linájo, sm. Lineage, race, offspring, houso ;
clasa, condition; nobility.
onl cal al al al al
Linajista, am. Genealo,
Linajúdo, sm. A boaster of his origin,
Lináloe, ¢m. Aloes. V. Aloe.
Linár, em. Flax-field.
Linária, af (Bot.) Wild flax. [seed oil.
Lináza, y/. Linseed. Aceite de linaea, Lin-
ices. a Blair cghted | scale, dágadl
nce, a. -8 ; acu ous.
Lindamónte, ad. Neatly, elegantly.
Lindáño, sm. Landmark, limit.
Lindár, en. To be contiguous.
Lindázo, sm, Y. Linde. (limit,
Linde, sm. and /. Landmark, boundary,
Tine, a, nee er poreeene apen:
ro, ra, a. Contiguous, ering.
Lindéro, am. Y Lindo,
Lindéza, af Neatness, elegance, prettiness.
Lindo, da, a. Handsome, pretty, gentecl;
Lindo, em, Bean, coxcomb. erfect.
Lindón, am. Ridges between asparagus-beds,
Lindáúra, 8/7 V. Lindeza.
Linea, 4/. Line; lineage, progeny; equator,
boundary ; class, order.
Lineal, a. eal,
Lineamiénto, em. Lineament, featare.
Linéar, ea, To draw lines.
Linéro, ra, a. Dealer in flax or linen.
Linfa, af Lymph. (Poet.) weer.
LIT
LOA
Linfático, ca, a. Lymphatic.
Lingóte, em. (Min.) Ingot. Lingotes de co-
bre, Copper pigs.
Lingual, a. Lingualis,
Linguéte, (Nau.) Pawl of the capstan.
Linimónto, Linimiénto, sm. Liniment.
Linio, sm. V. Liño.
Lino, em, (Bot.) Flax; linen; canvas,
Linon, sm. Lawn, -
Lintél, am, Lintel of a door. V. Dinte.
Lintérna, ef. A lantern; an iron cago; small
wheel in milla,
Linternéro, sm. Lantern-maker.
Linternilla, 7. A small lantern; skylight.
Linuéso, am. V. Linaea.
Lito, sm. Row of vines, trees, or plants;
ridge in ploughed land.
Lio, em. Bundle, parcel, pack.
Lipirta, 4f Lipyria, a kind of fever.
Lipotimia, y. Li pou ny A BWoOOn.
Liquidable, a. Liquefiable,
Liquidación, ef Liquidation, settlement.
Liguidámbar, sm. Liquidambar, a resinous
substance,
Liquidaménte, ad. In a liquid manner.
Liquidár, ea. To liquefy, dissolve.
Liquidéx, ef. ae ee fluidity.
Líquido, da, a. Liquid, fluid; evident, clear.
Lira, af Tyre; a lyric poem,
Liria, ef, V. Liga,
Lírico, ca, €. Lyric, lyrical.
Lirio, sm. (Bot.) Iris,
Lirón, em. Dormouse.
Liróndo, da, a. Pare, clean, unmixed.
Lis, af. Flower-de-luce.
Lisaménte, ad. Smoothly, plainly.
Liséra, 4f Large cane used in silk-worm
sheds. [lame, crippled.
Lisiádo, da, a. (Prov.) Very desirous; also
Lisiár, va. To lame, maim, cripple.
Lisimáquia, af. (Bot.) Lonse-strife.
, SA, GB. n, even; clear, evident,
Lisongoraménte, ad. V. Lisonjeramente.
Lison ra, 4, V. Lisonjero.
Lisónja, af Adulation, flattery. (Blaz.) Loz-
enge. (Genm.) Rhomb or rhombus.
Lisonjádo, da, a. (Blaz.) Lozenged ; rhombic.
Lisonjeadór, ra, s. Flatterer, wheedler.
Lisonjeár, oa. To fistter, coax; delight,
please,
Lisonjeraménte, ad. Flatteringly, fawningly.
Lisonjéro, ra, a. A flatterer, a parasite.—a.
Parasitical, fawning; E
Lista, ef. Slip of paper, shred of linen, a list
or strip of cloth; list, catalogue; docket.
Listadillo, em. (Am.) pen cotton or ging-
ham. [tadoa, Striped checks.
Listádo, da, a. Striped, listed.—sm. pl. Lis-
Listár, va. Y. Alistar.
Listeádo, da, a. V. Listado,
Listél, Listélo, em. V. Filete,
Listo, ta, a. Ready, diligent, smart.
Listón, am. Ribbon; ferrot; lath. Listones,
ns
Listoneria, ef Parcel of ribbons, tapes, and
inkles; a ribbon store or manufactory.
Listonéro, ra, a. Ribbon-maker. candor.
Lisúra, af. Smoothness, evonness; sincerity,
Litación, 9 Sacrificing.
Litár, ide sacrifico to the divinity.
Litárgo, Litargirio, sm. Litharge. V. Al-
martaga. {in a steamboat.
Lite, sf. Lawsuit. V. Piite. (Am.) A birth
Litéra, ef Litter drawn by mulea
Literál, a, Literal,
oe em, (Little us.) Literalist,
teralmónte, ad. Literally.
Literfirto, ria, a. Literary.
Literatillo, ara, A sciolist (used in contempt).
Literato, ta, a. Learned, lettered, literate.
Literáto, sir. A learned man, s literary man.
—pl. Literati.
Literntúra, ef. Literaturo, learning,
Literéro, sm, Driver of a litter.
Litigimte, pa. and e. Lidgating; lHtigant.
Litigár, va. To litigate; contend, dispute.
Litigio, am. Lawsuit; dispute, contest,
Litizioso, sa, a. Litigious, contentious,
Litis, af V. Pleito, [ridical command.
Litiscontestación, af (Law) Answer to a ju-
Litisconsórte, 8. com. Associate in a lawsuit.
Litispendéncia, sf. The state of a lswsuil
under Judgment or pending.
Litécola, af. Lithocolla, lapidary’s cement.
Litéfito, sm. Lithophyte, a stone plant; coral.
Litografía, ¢f. Lithography.
Litograflar, ca, To lithograph.
Litografico, ca, a. Lithographic.
Bitograta, sm. Lithologist, [stones.
Litología, ef. Lithology, natural history of
Lyra i am, Lithologist.
Litorál, a. Littoral, belonging to the shore,
ote 8. and a. (Med.) Lithontriptie.
Litotomia, af. (Surg.) Lithotomy.
Litotomista, 21. (Surg.) Lithotomist.
Thon ue ie augur's eae
túrgia, af. Liturgy, form of prayers.
Litúrgico, ca, @ Liturgical, Hturgic.
Lido, da, a. V. Leudo.
Livianamente, ad. Licentiously ; with levity.
Liviandad, 4f Lightness; levity; ineona-
nenoo. 14
Liviáno, na, a. Light; ei incon-
Livianos, em. ng . Bofes,
Livido, da, a. Livid. V. Amoratado,
Liza, sf Skate, a sea-fish; list for tilts,
Lizo, sm, Skein of silk.
Lizén, am. (Bot.) Water-plantain.
LL.
[LL, or double 1, is considered by the
Spanish Academy as a single charao-
ter. It is the fourteenth Lotter y the
Spanish Alphabet, and takes tts place
here in conformity with the example
of the Dictionary of the Academy.
Lo, oon pron, It: placed before or after
ver
Lopindes pron. It is used before adjectives,
when by an ellipsis they are used in a
general sense, referring to a thing either
masouline or feminine, singular or plural.
It is used also with reference to whole
sentences.
Léa, £f. (Nau.) Lee. V. Lua.
Loáble, a. Laudable, praiseworthy.
Loableménte, ad. Laudably, commendably.
Loadór, ra, €. Praiser, lauder,
n.) Loam, a fat, unctuous earth.
ia 7 Kind of cn
Loar, oa V. Alaba r,
, ea. To praise.
Léba, *f. She-wolf; a ridgo; clergyman and
students; long gown.
Lobádo, sera, Morbid swelling.
Lobaginte, sm. Sea-locust, .
Lobanillo, en Wen.
Lobáto, sm. Young wolf.
Lobéro, ra, a. Relating to wolves.
Lobero, am. V. Espantanublados.
Lobézno, em. A young wolf.
Lobino, / sra. Striped bass.
Lóbo, em. Wolf: lobe. (Joc.) Inebriation.
Lébo marino, am. (Ichth.) Sea-wolf; seal,
sea-calf.
Lobóso, sa, a. Fall of wolves.
Lóbrego, ga, a. Murky obscure, sad.
Lob hap Spd on. To grow dark.—ca. To
UE Y nee
Lóbulo, em. Pies lo alo.
Lobúno, na, a. Wolfish, resembling a wolf.
Locación y Conducción, af (Law) Contract
of letting on lease.
Local, a. Local.
Localidad, sf. Locality ; location.
Localménte, ad ad. Locally.
Locaménte, ad. Madly ; iaa
Locárias, = A \ madesp, hot-brained
Locázo, 28, os fae mad.
Lócha, Liche, ef. (ichth.) Loach, a small La
Loción, ef Te
ellow.
Locomoción, £f. Locomotio:
Loquacity, garrulity,
a. ous, talkative. [ly.
Locuazménte, ad. With loquacity, filppant-
Locución, af Locution. [speaking.
Locuéla, ef. Each one's peculiar mode of
Locúra, #/. Madness, frenzy ; fary ; absardity.
Todutal Leda: em. Parlor 1 7 pase aaa
ar, em. A muddy place,
Lódo, em. Mud, m
Londoñéro, sm. ae Y. Guadacaña.
Londóño, sm. a Bot.) European nottle-tree.
Lodóso, sa, a. Muddy, Miry.
Lof or Lo, em. The e oalhcr ‘side of a shi
Leeann, ca, a. Logarithmle, logarith-
i paris: sm. Logarithm.
ca ioe
pane ag cal
a a, Logical. a
Logistica, af. Logistics, a
Logogrifo, sm. Logogriph
Logomáquia, +f Logomachy.
pedos va, To gain, succeed, procure; en-
r, om. To borrow or lend on interest,
Logreria, 5 Desling in interest, usury.
a, Usurer.
SFO, $7. Gain, benefit; intorest, usury.
an a at Ichth.) Y. Locka.
f Rising ground; slope.
Lombards, a. mbardy gun. (Bot.) Red
de af. Shot from a Lombardy gun.
acer of logic.
eae
[joy.
a
Bes
Lombardeár, va. To discharge Lombardy
guns.
Lombardéria, a/. Park of Lombardy guns.
Lombardéro, em. Lombard paras En gunner,
Tom bisects af. Worm-hole. (Bct.) Worm-
Lombriz, y. Worm.
Lombrizal, a. (Anat.) Vermiform.
Lomeir, en, To move the loins of horses in
a circular manner.
Loménto, am. (Bot.) Loment,
Loméra, gf Strap of harness over the loins;
ridge of a honse.
Lomtáncho, a, a. Strong or broad-backed.
Lomica, illa, ita, af A very little hillock.
Lomillo, em. A small loin; needle-work.
Tennnicete ta, a. Vain, presumptuous,
Lómo, sm, Loln; back of a book or tool;
double of cloth.—pi. Ribs; loins,
Léna, y” Canvas, sail-cloth.
Lóncha, g/- Thin flat stone.
pa Y. V. Alóndiga. —.
na, 4f A woollen cloth.
per na, @& In the fashion of London
manufactures.
Lóndro, sm. Low vessel like a a galley.
Lonéta, af. Ravens' duck, sail
Lónga, 4/. Long musical note, [an 00.
Longanimidád, Y. Longanimity, for
Longanimo, ma, a. Forbearing, magnani-
mous,
Longaniza, 4/. A long sa [the hive.
ate. | Longár, a. A long piece of honeycomb in
Longázo, za, 4. Very long.
Longevidád, ef, Longevity.
Longévo, a. Longevous,
Longimetria, a &(Geom) Longimetry, or
measuring d stances.
Longíncuo, cua, a. Distant, remote.
Longitúd, 47. Length; lon aces
Longitudinal, a. ngitadin
'hwise.
Longitudinalménte, ad, e
xchange or change; grocer’s
eueP depara saleroom >; slice of any
on éro, sm. Grocer.
Cta, y. V. Cenador,
Loór, af. (Poet.) Praise.
Lopícia, 3f Diseaso of the hair. Y. A
Longué . Long and narrow strj of land.
Tonia 4 a? E g P
ble; an edifice.
Lonjist, 8. com. A r.
Loqueár, on. To act the fool, talk nonsense ;
mos revel. [madhouse,
Toque ro, ra, 8. Keeper of, or physician to a
Loqués > af. The tic demeanor of mad
Lull,
illa, Í a. hab almost mad.
Lóquios, sm. uschie, 1 loches.
Lorenzána, 8f. A sort of linen.
Loriga, y. Coat of mall; naveband.
Lorigádo, da, a. Armed with a coat of mail.
Loriguillo, em. Shrub used b ex
Léro, ra, a. Tawny, wan, ae
Lóro, ems. Parrot. (Bot. 1 laurel.
Losa, 8/. A paving flag, a ‘oko of marble for
grinding co on.
Losádo, em. Y. Enlosado.
Losánje, sm, (Blaz.) Tozsnge rhomb.
Losár, va. V. Enlosa
Losica, ita, y. A snail ‘paving ote
LUG
Loséta, Losilla, 2f. A small trap for birds.
Lóta, af (Ichth.) Lote, eelpout, river lam-
rey.
Tite a. Lot, fortune, chance.
Lotería, 2/. Lottery.
Léto, am. Y. Lodoño.
[of a ship.
Loxodromia, 8/. (Nau.) Loxodromy,
Ló . Del fine sort of earthen-ware. | Lugarón, sm,
aie a Lae [tion. Lugaróte, am. Y. Lugarazo.
Lozaneár, cn. To affect pomp and ostenta- | Logartenóncia,
Lozanía, */. Exuberant growth of plants; |Lugarteniónte, sm. Deputy,
Lozanaménte, ad. Luxurlantly.
elegance.
Lozáno, na, a. Luxuriant; sprightly.
Lia, y/. (Prov.) Crane. (Naw) :
ffron bag.
Lubricidád, Lubricación, af
Lúbrico, ca, a. Slippery ; lubricous; lewd.
Lucérna, af. Glow-worm; lamp.
Lucérnula, sf (Bot ) Lucern, saintfoin.
(Prov.) qn
lewdness, | Luici
ubricity ;| Luir, en. (Nau.) To gall, woar away by
LUS
Lugarázo, sm. augm. of Lugar. Applied to
country towns.
Lugarcico, illo, ito, am. Y. aríllo,
Lugarillo, Lugarijo, em. Hamlet.
Lugarcño, ña, a. and a. Belonging to, or
inhabitant of a village.
rhombs | Lugaréte, sm. V. Lugarillo.
Y. Lugarazo,
af. Lieutonancy.
substitute, del-
egate; lieutenant.
Lugo, em. Kind of linen.
re, 2. Mournful, gloomy, melancholy.
ón, af. V. Redencion de censos.
friction.
Luismo, em, (Prov.) V. Laudemio.
Lujación, £f. (Surg.) Luxation.
er ley sm. Morning-star, day-star; splen-| Lujárse, or. (Surg.) To luxate, dislocate.
or. (ment. | Lújo, em. Profuse extrav
Lúcha, af 8 le, strifo; disputa, argu-|Lujóso,
Luchador, ra, a, Wrestler.
Luchár, ea, To wrestle, s
Lucharni¢go, En a. Dog for catching
hares at night.
ce; luxury
sa, a. Profase, la show y.
[dobate. | Lujaria, sf Luxury, lust; profuseness.
le; discuss, | Lujuriánte, pa. Lusting.—a. Luxuriant, ex-
uberant.
Lujuriár, en. To be luxurious or libidinoas
Luchillo, sm, (Nau.) Goring, goring cloth. | Lujuriosaménte, ad. Luxuriously, lastfally.
Lucidaménte, ad. Lucidly, brightly.
Lucidár, tu. To copy on transparent paper.
Lucido, da, a. Lucid, shining; gay,
Lujurióso, sa, 4. Luxurious, lustful, volup-
tuous.
ful. | Lumbágo, em. (Mcd.) Lumbago.
Lucidúra, af (Coll) Whiteness of whito-| Lumbar, a. Lumbar, lumbary.
washed walls,
Luciónte, pa. Shining, lucid.
Lucicrnaga, go, af and m. Glow-wortn.
Lumbráda, Lumbraráda, 4 A great fire. :
Lúmbre, af. Fire; “pel from a flint; splen-
dor.— pi. Tinder-box.
Lucifér, em, Satan; a very proud and POULT, af, Luminary; skylight.
wicked man.
Luciferino, na, a. Luciferian, devilish.
Lucifero, ra, a. (Poct.) Resplendent, shining,
L cies ae Shunning the light.
ucifugo, a. Shunning the lig
Tacilio on. Fombi: sarcophagu
Lucimiénto, sm. Lucidity,
splendor, lustre.
Lúcio, cia, a. Lucid, bright.
Lúclo, em. (Ichth.) Common pike.
Lucir, va. To glitter, glow; enlighten.—on.
and r. To shine.
Lucrativo, va, a. Lucrative.
Lacro, sm. Gain, profit, lucre.
Lucróso, sa, 4. Gatnfal, profitable.
uminár, sm, Luminary; light.
Luminária, gf Illumination, bonfire; lamp
in churches.
Laminosaménte, ad. Luminously.
Luminóso, sa, @. Luminous, luci
Lúmpo jibádo, ¢m. Lumplsb.
8.
brightness ;! Lina, af. The moon = plate for mir-
rors; glass for optical instruments.
Tanti: e eo ec
an . m, a mon o t pork.
Lunádo, e a. In the for of a half-moon.
Lunánco, ca, 4. Animal with one quarter
higher than another.
Lunar, sm. Mole.—a. Lunar, lunary.
Lunária, af. (Bot.) Moonwort.
Luctuósa, af Ancient tax pald for the dead. | Lunário, sm. V. Calendario.
Luctuosaménte, ad. Mournfully.
Luctuóso, sa, a. Sad, mournfal.
Lucubración, af.
ER
udia, 4/. Ferment, yeast.
Ludiár, va. and A ferment,
Ludibrio, sm. Mockery, derision, scorn.
Ludimiénto, sm. V. Coliston,
Ludio, a, a. V. Fermentado,
Lunatico, ca, a. Lunatic, moonstruck.
[study. | Lunecilla, em. Crescent worn by females
Lucubration, nocturnal | Lines, em. Monday.
o lucuBrate, study by night. | Lunéta, ¢f Opening in form of a half-moon;
rows of seats in the pit of a play-house;
opera-giass; eye-glass; crescent worn as
an ornament.
Lunisolár, a. (Astr.) Lunisolar.
Lunista, em. Lunatic. [Menisens.
Ludir, on. To rub, waste by friction, collide. rele af. A geometrical figure. (Opt)
Ludria, 4f. V. Nutria.
pia, af Encysted tumor.
Lucgo, ad. Presently, immediately, right | Lupicia, af. V. Alopecia.
away.—conj. Then, therefore. e Lupino, af a. (Little us.) Wolfish.
Luéllo, ena. seed growing among grain | Lupino, sm. ie V. Altramuz.
or corn. : Lúpulo, sm. (Bot.) Hops. [a match.
Luéngo, ga, a. Y. Largo. Luquóte, em. Slice of orango in wino; alsc
Lugano, sm. Small singing-bird. Luquetcra, af Match-girl.
Logár, sm. Place, 8
mo, eons lelsuro.
t, position; village;| Larte, sm. Iceberg.
Lustración, 4f Purification by water.
LLE MAC
Lustradór, em. Hot-press; hot-presser. Lléga, y. Junctare, joluing, uniting.
Lastral, a. Lostral. : mangle. | Llegáda, 4f Arrival, coming.
Lustrár, es. To explate, purify; illustrate; | Llegár, en. To arrive; reach, fetch ; amount
Lastre, em. Gloss, lustre; splendor, glory. to; approach ; {rr vel
L&strico, ca, a. (Poet.) Belonging to a lustre. Lleira, af. (Prov.) Place full of pettbies or
Lastrina, af Lustring, lutestring, | Liéna, af Alluvion, overflow of rivers.
Lústro, em. Lustre, lastrum. Llenaménte, ad, Fully, copiously.
Lutrosaménta, ad. Brilliantly, splendidly. | Llenár, va. To fill, stuff; satisfy; fill up.
Lustrúso, 68, Gd. Bright brilliant lastrous. |Llenéro, ra, a. (Law) Complete, absolute.
Lutación, y. (Chem.) Lutation. ¡Lléno, sm, Plenty, abundance, full,
Láten, em. (Chem.) Lute. Lléno, na, a, Full, replete; complete.
Luteranismo, em. Lutheranism. Llenúra, ¢f. Fulness, abundance.
Luteráno, na, a and 8. Lutheran. td talk of plants bearing fruit.
Lato, sm. Mourning ; sorrow. Lleudár, va. To ferment bread with leaven.
Lutria, «f V. Nutria. Lléva, ef V. Llevada.
Laz, sf. Light, clearness, clarity. Zucea,| Lleváda, sf Carriage, transport.
windows, lanterns; a candle, taper, &c.;' Llevadéro, ra, a. Tolerable, light.
day; notice, information; inspiration; Llevadór, ra, a. Carrier, conductor.
luminary ; lustre, splendor. Llevár, va. To carry, convey, transport;
bear, wear, bave about one; take; suffer;
lead. (Nau.) To fl.
LL Lloica, af V. Pechicolorado.
. Lloradór, s. Weeper, one who sheds teara.
Lloraduélos, am. Weeper, mourner.
LL, el"-lyay, is the fourteenth letter of the Llorár, ea. To weep; mourn, lament, be-
Spenish alphabet; and though double in| wail; affect poverty and distress.
figure, it is considered simple in its sound. | Lloro, em. Act of weeping.
It should not, therefore, be divided at the Llorón, sm. Weeper, sniveller,
end of a line, but added to the succeeding Llorén, na, a. Crying with little cause.
vowel, with which it forms a complete Llorónas, af pi. Female wcepers, mourners, .
syllable, as, ka-Ular, seguidi-la. Llorosaménte, ad, PIES y.
Liaga, Y An ulcer; wound, sore; crack in | Lloróso, sa, 4. Mournful, tearful.
rN ‘ Llovediza (Agua), a. Rain-water.
Llagár, va. To wound, hurt, injure. Llovér, on. To rain; shower; pour or come
Llaguita, lla, ita, af Slight ulcer or wound.| in abundance.
Llama, 4/ Flame, light from fre; force and , Llovido, 67. Man who hides on board shi
violence of passion. V. Alpaca. | and is only discovered when on the hig
Llamáda, 4/. Call; marginal note; beat of. seas,
the drum. nocker of a door. | Llovióso, sa, a, V. Lluvioso.
Llamadór, ra, 8. Caller; le, messenger; Llovizna, £f. Mist, a small rain.
Llamamiénto, em. Calling, call; convoca- | Lloviznár, on. To drizzle.
tion; divine vocation. Lluéco, ca, a. V. Clueco.
Llamár, ga. To call; summon; invoke, at: Llúvia, 4/. Rain, shower. (Coll) Abun-
peal to; name. (a blush. | dance, copivusness.
Llamaráda, «/. A flash of fire; burst of wit; | Lluvióso, sa, a. Rainy, wet, showery.
Llamativo, va, a. Exciting thirst.
Liana, af Biel page of a book or wri-
ting; pl
Liandda. af. A plain, a tract of level ground. M.
Llanaménte, ad. Ingenuously, simply; á
homely. M, em’-ay, has in the Spanish language the
Lianéza, ef. Evenness, oquality; simplicity.| same sound as in English. is never
Llano, na, a, Plain, even, level, smooth,| doubled in Spanish. {ceit, fraud.
fiat; meek, homely, affable; unmannorly, ; Mica, 4f Braise in fruit; spot, stain; de-
uneivil Mncáco, ca, & Parrot. [wespon.
Lláno, sm. A level field, an even ground. |Macána, qf A Mexican Indian wooden
Llánta, €/. (Bot.) V. Bersa Uanta. Tire of Macaréno, na, a. (o pied to a boaster.
a wheel. Macarrónes, em, n
Llantén, em. eee) Plantain. Macarrónea, 8/. A burlesque poetry of words
Llánto, em. Flood of tears, mourning. of different langu
Lianúra, y. Evenness; a vast tract of level | Macarrónico, ca, a. Macaronic. [poetry.
ground. Macarronismo, $11. The macaronic style of
Llapár, ea. To put an additional portion of! Macárse, or. To rot, as fruit.
quicksilver in extracting metals. Maceadór, em. Beater, hammerer.
Liarea, sm. pl. Trammels Jn chimneys Maceár, va. To drive with a mallet.—on.
Llave, af Key, cock; lock of a gun; intro-| To repcat the same question.
daction to knowledge. (Nau.) Knee. Maceración, af Maceration; mortification.
Llavéro, ra, s. Keeper of the keys; ring for| Macerár, oa. To macerate; mortify. (Chem.)
keys; housekeeper. ap. To extract the juice of plants.
Lléco, ca, 4. Uncultivated : land not broken , Macerina, 4/ The saucor of a ee
MAD
Mactro, em. Mace-bearer.
Macéta, af Flower-pot; handle of tools;
ney of mutton; two-clawed hammer.
(Nau.) Maul, mall et.
Macetén, em. of Maceta.
Macháca, 4/. (Coll.) A bore, tiresome person.
Machacad ee sf. Instrument for pounding.
Machacadór, ra, 4. Ponder Pe dede
Machacár, va. To pound, crash, contuse;
importune, molest; work vainly.
Machacón, na, a. Monotonona, Aaa
Macháda, q/. Flock ofhe-goats. V. Necedad,
Machádo, em. A hatchet.
Machár, va. To pound. V. Machacar.
ES on. To beget moro males than fe-
Machethzo, em. Blow with a cutlass.
Machéte, sm. Cutlass.
Machetéro, em. One who clears away bushes, | Mádr
Machidéga, a. V. Abeja
An eb oa. ( .) To join or dove-
Machinéte, em. Chopping-knife.
Macho, em, Male animal; he-male; flesh of
a cid mould in which bells are cast;
an rel gaia fellow; block of a smith's
reer A, Masculine, vigorous; male,
rro (Arch. y Buttress of a building
or w (man.
Machórra, 8/. A barren ewo; a barren wo-
Machóta, Machúte, e. A kind of beetle or
mallet. [bruising.
Machucadúra, vo y of op ponding or
Mechelen em achucadura,
Machucár, 0 sly bruise, V. Ma-
chacar.
Machúcbo, cha, G. Mature; judicious,
Machuélo, em A small he-mule; heart of
onion or lo
Y. V. Macte,
Macicéz, ef. Bolidity, compactness.
Macilénto, ta, a. Extenuated; withered, de-
Macia, af. Mace,
Macizamén ching In a firm solid manner.
oe an opening or
age; support y argumenta,
Macizo, za, a. Compact, close; firm; mass-
, 21m. Massivenesa, bulk.
Mácla, y. (Bot) Water-caltrops; instru-
ment to scotch flax or hemp. fenge.
Micle, Y (Blaz) de perforated loz-
Macóca, 4/. A O car
Macólla, +
one stalk.
Macóna, 8/f. (Prov.) Basket without handles,
Across, em. Macrocosm, the visible
ystem,.
Masáca, af. (Bot) Wild per or pear-tree,
Mácula, 4/. Stain, spot, blemish.
Macular, va. To stain, epot. [impreaston.
Maculatara, ef. (Print.) Sheet with a double
Macul sa, G. Full of spots, stains,
Macuquíno, na, a Coin with the milled
a away.
Madama, am. V. Señora.
Madamisé Y Young re lady, over nico in
dress, and affecting the lad
Madója, Le Skein of thread, ol ailk,
ive.
]
Bunch of Howe vers growing on | Mad
MAE
or cotton; lock of hair; a weak, lazy
person.
Madejéta, ica, lla, ita, q. A small skein.
Medoe e Tim r, a Madera de
peto rg Timbor for ship-building.
Maderáda, ef. Raft.
craja, erámen, em. Timber for
building; a honse in frame,
Madereria, ¢f Timber-yard. {ter.
"| Maderéro, on. Timber-merchant; carpen-
gr ay illo, ito, en. A small piece of tim-
cri Find sm. Conductor ofa raft or float
ro, om.
ap sm. A plant of Chill, from which an
ible oil is extracted.
Madriz ne A Prt dla ae oes
Madre a? Ae A bet aig *(Relig,) Mother.
Matron in an hospital; basis.
Madreár, on. To resemble, call, affect the
mother.
Madrocita, em, dim. of Madre. An en-
dcaring expression.
Madrecilla, sf. Ovarium of birds.
Madreclávo, sm. Clove, a spice,
rad y ng af dotes
Madrepérla, other-of-pearL
Madrepóra, 4f. Madreporo, fer.
Madréro, ra, a. Fondl ng. n> moth-
Madresólva, af. (Bot.) Honeysuck
Madrigáda, a. Applied to a woman twice
Maarigido da, a. Cunning, craft
rigádo, da, a. a 1-2 y.
Madrigál, sm, Madri
Madriguéra de Mathigdlete, sm. A short mad-
» Y Burrow wae a den.
sin.
ee &
all river-fiah. es
small fish.
ent
Madrina, y. A godmother; bridemaid; pro-
tectress; prop, stanchion ; 3; cords which
yoke horsea. [Deker ben.
Madriz, uv Place where quails hola ue)
Madróna, sf. An overfimd mother, (Bot,
Clandest ne toothwort.
Madroncillo, sm, Strawbo
Madroñál, em. Strawberry-
Madrofiéro, em. (Bot.) Strawberry-plant.
Madroñito, sm. A small straw berry-plant
Madróño, sm, Strawberry-plant ; the straw-
berry; silk tassel. fae break of day.
Madrugada, af Dawn. madrugada,
Madslieke, Gn Mo ries carly do pra
, on. To early;
Madrugón, am. Early riser.
Maduración, af. Ri a. maturity
Maduradéro, am. Place for Apebie: fruits.
Maduradór, ra, 8. One who matures or ri
pens.
Maduraménte, ad. Maturely, prudently.
Maduránte, pa, Maturing, ripening.
Madurár, va. To ripen, mature, mellow;
attain the age of maturity.
Madurativo, va, a. Maturative.
Madura y Maturity, vienes» prada
a t ness; prudence
“ic lo
Madúro, de a pipe, grown; pradent,
Maésa, af. V. Abeja maestra.
MAG
MAJ
Macsil, en. V. Maestril, master's wife.
Maéstra, sf. Mistress, schoolmistréss; trade-
Maestral, a. Maestral or north wind.
Macstralizár, vn. (Nau.) To vary to west or
north west. ;
Maestramúnte, ad. Masterly, skilfully.
Maestránte, sm. Members of a maestransa.
Meestranza, af. Equestrian club; ship-bulld-
setas, Gn. Digcliy oe Jurtedicalon ot
STA. or ju on
grand-master of a military order,
Macetrazo, em. A great master.
Maéstre, sm. Grand-master. (Nau.) Captain
or master of a ship.
Masestreár, on, eas To domineer.—va. To ,
To adulterate; level a
lop vines. (
wall.
Macetreeacaéla, em. V. Masstrescuela.
Maestresála, an. The chief walter of a noble-
man.
Maestrescolía, af. ity ofa macstrescuela,
Maestrescuéla, am. Formerly a professor of
divinity tn cathodrals; chancellor in some
universities,
Ov.
. Mastery, mastership; dignity
or d of a master of orders,
em. Cells in which tho king or
queen bees are bred.
Macstrillo, sm. A little master.
sm, Master, teacher, professor;
eminent in practice or science.
tra, a. Mastorly, Lahare e
Magánto, ta, a. Spiritlesa, faint, languid.
Y. Honeycomb, a flaw in the boro
sf. (Bot) Downy chamomile.
Magarzudia, #/ Stinking chamomile.
D, 4. Small rolls of plaster.
Magia, sf e.
caménte, ad. Magically.
Mágico, ca, Punta ctor noe
ca, 8. who professes magic.
Magín, sm. Y. a drena
a. Magisterial.
sm. Mastery ; mastership in uni-
versities; gravity, seriousness.
ad.
bravely; generously.
Magnanimidid, 2f. Magnanimity, fortitude.
Magnánimo, ma, a. Magnanimons, heroic.
Magnáte, sm. Magnate, a person of rank,
opulence, dec.
esia.
Magnésia, 4/. Magn
Magnetismo, nn. Magnetism
o, sm. Magnetism.
tin nee voce hac = ae
Magnificamén . Magnificently, nobly.
Magnificar, ca. To magnify, astol:” e
t, & com. Magnificat, the mien eg
agin hee cia of iS [splen or.
aguiflcén f Magnificence, grandeur,
meen ea, a. Magnificent, splendid,
gran {eur.
Magnitád, a/. Magnitude; Pm -
Mágno, na, a. Great: as Alejandro el mag-
NO, the Great.
. | Majagránzas, em. (Col.)
Magnólia, q. (Bot.) Magnolia
M Magi;
Mice Y ches if pork aces me, and
Magrica, illa, ita, af A cael rasher,
a. ean.
Leper af oe inves:
agúér, úóra, conj. V. Aunque,
Magúéto, ta, a. V. Novillo,
Meguér, em. (Bot) American agave.
Maguillo, em Wild ici
Magújo, am, (Nau.) Rave-hook for oakum.
lládo, a. and pp. of Magullar.
Magulladára 9 Braise, contusi
agu A contusion,
Magullamiénto, em. Bruising; contusion.
ep ee oa, To bruise, mangle.
Mahometano, 8. and a. Mohammedan.
Mahometismo, em, Mohammedanism.
Mahometizár, en, To profess Mohamme-
danism. :
Mahón, sm, Nankeen or nankin.
Mahéna, ef Turkish transport vessel.
Maido, sm, V. Maullido.
. Beam of a horse-mill in which
tes, am, pl.
Mais, ad. V. Mas an
Maitinánte, em. One who attends matins,
Maitinário, em. Book of matins.
Maitines, sm. pl Matins, a canonical hour
Matz am. (Bot) Mats Indian corn. Mate
am, (Bot.) corn, Ma
peska cade Hominy.
Maiz4l, em, Indian-corn field.
Ada, ef Sheepfold.
Majadál, am. Land used for a sheepfold.
Majadeár, on. To shelter a flock at night.
Majaderázo, em. V. Majaderon.
Majadería, sf Absurdity, nonsense,
Majaderillo, sm. Bobbin for lace.
Majadéro, ra, a. Dull, foolish, silly.
Majadéro, sm. Gawk, a bore; place where
peep is beaten. Majaderoe, Bobbins for
one-
Majaderón, sm. A great gawk, a groat fool.
Majadór, ra, 8. Pounder bruiser (ing.
Majadúra, sf The act of pounding or bruis-
stupid brute.
Majágua, em. Hibiscus tillaceus, a South
merican tree, from the bark of which
_ tho strongest and most durable cordage is
made. stones,
Majáno, em. A landmark made of a heap of
Majár, va. To pound: importune, molest.
Majarrana, af. Fresh dr
Majénca, 4f (Prov.) gin
Majencár, va. (Prov.) To
and clear them of weeds.
Maar af. (Coll.) Spruceness or fineness in
Majestád, 4f Majesty, dignity ; deur;
gravity; royalty ; power, sovereignty, cle-
vation.
Majestóso, sa, a V. Masjestuoso.
¡q estuosaménte, ad. Majestically, kingly.
Majestuosidád, 8/. Majesty, dignity.
M > tara sa, €, Majestic, august, grand;
y.
Májo, ja, 4. Boaster, braggart.
o, ja, a. Gallant, gay, 2 :
en) Pins for ropes.
Sino.
of vines,
about vines,
dresa,
MAL
MAL
olar, va. To put straps to the shoes.
Ma asorca, [shoc-string.
uélo, sm. Vine newly planted.
Maleficiár, va. To adulterate, vitiate; be-
witch. chantment.
ético, ca, a. Mischicvuus, injurious, es-
Majó E Ye [
ER ys Fruit of the white hawtborn; | PR em. Hart, injury; witchcraft, en-
M
M
am. Evil, harm, sha injury, mischief;
illness; imperfection; fault—ad. Badly,
injuriously, ill.
dla, 47. Mail; mail-bag. [in Mexico.
Malacite, em. A capstan for draining mines
Malácho, a. Y. Malucho.
Malacostumbrado, da, a. Having bad habita
Malacucnda, ef Coarse cloth of tow. Y.
Rusago. [bees swarming.
Malagiña, af. Pole with dry furze to catch
Malagucta, af. Tabasco pepper.
Malaminte, ad. Badly, wickedly.
Malandinza, «f. Misfortune, calamity.
Malandár, sm. Wild hog. [perverse,
Malandrin, sm, Highwayman.—a. Malign,
Malánga, af. A farinaceous root of great con-
sumption in Cuba,
Malaquites, sf (Min.) Malachite.
Maláto, em. (Chem.) Malate.
Mulavenido, da, a. and e. Quarrcisome, mis-
chievous person.
Malaventúra, a/. Calamity, misfortune.
Malaventurado, da, a. Unfortunate, ill-fated.
Malbaratadór, ra, 8. Spendthrift, prodigal.
ere ruca vu, To misspend, lavish; under-
sell.
Malcarádo, da, a. Grim-faced, fou!-faced.
Malcasádo, da, a. and pp. of Malcasar.
Not well married.
Malcasúr, va. To marry against one’s will.—
or, To contract an improper or unfortu-
nate marriage.
cúso, am. Treason, turpitude, crime.
Malcocinado, am. Tripes, liver, and lights;
a tripe-house. [wholesome food.
Malcomido, da, a. Hungry, destitute of
Malconténto, sm. Malecontent; grumbler.
Malcontónto, ta, a. Disconten malecon-
tent.
Malcórte, sm. Transgression of mountain
laws in cutting wood or making charcoal.
Malcriado, da, a. Ill-bred, clowntsh ; spoiled,
as applied to children,
Maldad, af Wickodness, iniquity; gnilti-
ness, criminality.
Maldecidor, ra, 8. Detracter; swearer.
Maldecir, oa. To curse, accurse: detract.
Maldicho, cha, pp. Accursed; calumniated.
Maldiciénte, pa. and a. Curser; slanderer.
Maldición, 4/. Curse; imprecation; divine
chastisement.
Maldita, sf. (Coll.) The tongue. Soltar la
id (ColL) To tell one's mind ve
y. (damn
Maldito, ta, a. Perverse, wicked; accursed,
Maleabilidád. af Malleability.
Maleáble, a. Malleable.
Maleadór, ra, e. Rogue, villain, corrupter.
Maleánte, sm. Corrupter.—pa. Corrupting.
Maleár, ca. To pervert, corrupt, injure.
Malecón, sm. Dike, a mound.
Maledicéncia, af. Slander, calumny, obl
Maleficéncia, 4f Mischievousness,
cence.
On ra, em. and f. Malefactor, mal-
efic.
278
uy.
cn-
ar AA
pecially by witchcraft.
Malcta, sf. Portmanteau, valise.
Maletéro, em. Harness-maker; portman-
teau-maker.
Maletia, q/. Malice; injury to the health.
Maletica, illa, ita, «f A small portmanteau.
Maletón, sin. A largo leather bee on a jour-
ney.
Mal voléncia, af. Malevolence, ill-will
Malóvolo, la, u. Malevolent, malignant, mis-
chieyons coe of ground.
Maleza, sf. Wickednesa, malice; unfruitful
Malgáma, sm. (Chem.) V. A ma.
Mal , oa. To misspend, waste.
Malhabládo, da, a. Bold, impudent speech,
foul-mouthed.
Malhadádo, da, a. Wretched, unfortunate.
Malhécho, em. Flagitious action.
Malhccho, cha, a. Ill-shaped, deformed.
a ae ra, e. Malefactor, offender, crim-
n
Malherido, da, a. Badly wounded.
Malberir, ea. To wound badly.
Malhumorádo, da, a. 11l-humored, peevish ;
having gross humors,
Malicia, sf. Malice, perversity, wickedness ;
suspicion, apprehension; hypocrisy; ran-
cor.
Malictir, ea. To corrupt, adulterate.—en.
To construct; suspect inaliciously.
Maliciosamúnte, ad. Maliciously. fed.
Malicióso, sa, a. Malicious, suspicious, wick-
Malico, ica, illo, illa, ito, ita, a. dim. of Malo.
Malignamente, ad. Malignantly, mischie-
vously, hatefally.
Malignar, ta. To vitiate, corrupt, deprave
—tr. To become sora, [ness
Malignidad, ¢f/ Malignity, malice, perverse-
Maligno, na, a. ignant, perverse, ma-
Uctous,
Malilla, ef Manille; a game at cards like
whist. (Coll.) Person full of wickedness
and malice. [knit; coat of mail
Malla, af Mesh of a net. Hacer malla, To
Mallar, ca. To make net-work.
Malléro, sm. Armorer.
Malletes, e. pl. (Nau.) Partners of the beams.
Múllo, am. Pall-mall; bowling-green ; mal-
let. [stinate
Malmandádo, da, a. Soda a ob-
Malmetér, en. (Coll.) To incline, indnce to
evil; engender quarrels or difficulties
Malmirádo, da, a. Impolite, indiscreet.
Malo, la, a. Bad, ill; vicious, wicked; art-
ful; sickly, 1L '
Málo, inter) Bad ; so much the worse.
Malogramiénto, em. Disappointment.
Malográr, ea. To disappoint disconcert.
(Com.) To spoil goods.—er. To fall of suc-
cess,
Malógro, am. en failure.
Malója, af (Am.) Tho leaves and stalks of
Indian-corn. arranced.
Malordenádo, da, a. Badly contrived, ill-
Malparádo, da, a. Tl-conditioned, impaired.
Malparár, va. To ill-treat, impair, damage.
MAM
MAN
Malparida, ef. Woman who has miscarried. | Mampáros, am. pl, (Nau.) Bulkbeada Mam-
Malparir, en. To m E aros de quita y pon, (Nau.) Sbip and
Malparto, am. Abortion, m tnship bulkheade, : is
Malquercncia, ef. 111-will, hatred. Mampirlán, em. A wooden ladder or step.
Malquerer, oa. To abhor, bear ill-will. Mam pérro, sm, Thump.
Malquistár, ea. To excite disputes and quar-
rels.—er. To incure displeasure.
Malquisto, ta, a, Hated, detested.
Malrotar, ea. To misspend or waste one's
fortune. [brious.
Malsano, na, 4. Unhealthy, sickly; insalu-
Malsin, em. Talc-bearer, mischief-maker.
Malsonánte, a. Doctrines offensive to pious
ears.
Maltracr, ra. V. Maltratar.
Maltratamiénto, am. 111-trestment; affliction.
Maltratár, cu. To treat ill, abuse, misuse;
spelt
Maltráto, em. 111-treatment.
Malucho, cha, a. A sickly person.
Málva, y. (Bot.) Mallows. Jalea blanca,
Walteria ibiscus. Afalva te, (Cub.) used
as a substitute for tea.
Malvadaménte, ad. Wickedly, naughtily.
Malvado, da, a. Wicked, insolent, vicious,
Malvár, sim. Mallow ground.
Malvasia, a/. Malmsey grape; malmsey wine.
Malvavi am, (Bot.) Marsh-mallows.
gig n, 47 Malversation; cmbezzle-
men
Malversadór, ra, a. Embezzler.
Malversár, ca. To embezzle. thrush.
Malvis, Malviz, em. Bird resembling a
Mamá, sf. Ma, mamma: a fond word for
mother. (Anat) Teat, nipple.
Mamacallos, em. Dolt, simpleton.
Mamada, 47. (Coll.) Time which a child
takes in pons
Mamadcra, ef Socking-glass or breast-pump.
(Mex) A coral for children.
Mamador, ra, 8, Sucker. an infant,
Mamalúco, em, (Coll.) Dolt, simpleton.
Mamancia, sf Childishness, silliness.
Mamante, a. Sucking. Piante nimamante,
Not one, none.
Mamanton, na, a. A suckling. {vour.
Mamir, ea. To suck. (Coll) To cram, de-
Mamario, ria, a. Mammary.
Mamarrachada, af. A collection of ridiculous
figures; a foolish action or speech.
Mamarrachista, em. (Little us.) Bad painter,
dauber. figure.
Marnarracho, am. A grotesque ornament, or
Maméy, em. (Bot. mee sapota; mam-
me-tree. (W. Ind.) Sapotilla.
Mamellido, da, a. Mammellated, loose skin-
necked.
Mamelúco, on. Mameluke.
Mamiferos, ¢m. pl. Mammalia
Mamila, af The round of a woman's
breast, round the nipple.
Mamilar, a. Mammillary. mouth.
Mamilas, 87. pl. Papille of the roof of the
Mamola, sf. Chuck under the chin.
Mamón, na, *%. A suckling; an effeminate
fellow.—pl. First feathers on birds; young
bado cn grass,
Mam sa, a. Sucking: applied to panic
otréto, am. Memoranduin-boo
Mam para, ¢f. Screen.
Mampostear, ca. To raise mason-work, ce-
ment with mortar.
Mamposteria, 4f Work made of stone and
mortar; a covered battery.
Mampostero, am, Mason.
Mampresar, va. To begin to break horses.
Mampuésta, sf. Row of bricks. [work,
Mampuesto, em. Materials for raising mason-
Mamujár, va. To play with the breast: ap-
plied to children.
Mamullár, vu. To chew; mutter; mumble.
Man, y. A’ man salva, Without risk;
easily. [also a tart.
Maná, em. Manna, a gum from ash-trees,
Manúda, af Flock, herd; bandful; help,
cluster. 4'munadas, In troops or crowds,
Manadcra, af. Strainer. herdsman.
Manadero, em, Source, spring; shepherd,
Manadero, ra, a. Springing, issuing.
Manadilla, sf A small flock.
Maninte, pa. Proceeding, issuing.
Manantial, em. Source, spring; origin.
Manantial, a. Flowing, running.
Manar, en. To spring from; distil from;
proceed, issue; abound.
Manati, Manito, em. (Ichth.) Manati, sea-
cow; a whip made of its hide.
Manaza, af. A large hand, a mutton-fist.
Manca, af. V. Munco.
Mancamiénto, sm, Want, defect, privation,
deficiency.
Mancár, ca. To maim, disable.
Manccba, af. Mistress, concubine.
Mancebéte, em. Y. Mancebico.
Mancebico, illo, ito, sm. A little young man.
Mancébo, ba, e. Person under forty years of
e. Muncebo de mercader, Shopman,
ehop-boy, clerk; journeyman.
Mancel, sin. Kendezvous for travellers and
caravans.
Mancér, em. Son of a prostitute.
Mancéra, gf Plough-tail, handle of a plough.
Mancerina, af Saucer. V. Macerina.
Mincha, 4f Stain, spot; blot; stigma; ground
covered with copse and weeds; blemish.
Manchádo, da, a. Spotted, speckled.—pp. of
unchar.
Manchár, va. To stain, corrupt; daub; dark-
en; tarnish one’s name and reputation,
Manchar papel, To scribble.
Manchcga, af A worsted variegated garter.
Manchica, illa, ita, 2/. A small stain or spot.
Manchón, em. Spot where grain grows rank
or thick,
Mancilla, sf Wound, sore; spot, blemish.
Mancipár, va. To subject, enslave.
Manco, ca, «a. lJlandless, one-handed ;
maimed; imperfect. TSON.
Manco, ca, 8, A handless or a one-handed
Mancomún, sm. Concurrence of persons in
the execution of any thing. De manco-
mun, Jointly, by common consent,
Mancomunadaménte, ad. Conjointly, by
common consent,
Mancomunár, va, To associate. onan) To
MAN
MAN
make two or more persons answerable | Manganilla, ¢f Sleight of hand; pole for
mutually.—vr. To act together.
Mancomunidád, ¢/ Union, conjunction, fel-
lowshi
Mancuórda, af, An instrument of torture.
Múnda, #f. Offer, proposal; legacy, bequest.
Mandadéra, «f V. Demandadera.
Mandadeéro, ra, 8. Porter, messenger.
Mandado, sm. Mandate, command; errand,
message. {peremptory order.
Mandamicnto, sm. Precept; commandment;
. Mandante, pa. Commanding.
Mandar, va To command, order, ordain,
onact; lead; bequeath ; send, transmit.
Mandarin, sm, Mandarin.
large sledge.
Mandárria, af. (Nau.) [ron e riales pe Manguéra,
gathering acorns.
Mangia, e. Gum of the rock-rose.
Manglar, em. Plantation of mangrove-treea.
| Mangle, sn. Ary Mangle-tree.
| Mango, er. Handle ofan axe. (Bot.) Indian
mango-tree.
Mangón, sim. V. Recaton.
Mangonáda, 4/. Push with the arm.
Mangoneár, on. To wander; rove; pry.
Mangorréro, ra, 3. Wandering, roving,
rambling; hafted.
Mangóte, em. A large wide sleeve.
Manguál, en. Weapon with fron chains ter-
minated by balls attached to it.
. Hose for liquids or water.
Mandatario, sim. Attorney, agent; manda- | Mangnéta, 4/. Bladder and pipe for clysters;
tory; mandatary. a apo? of a glass-door.
Mandáto, sm. Mandate, Cad oa guilla, y. A small sleeve.
order; charge, trust, commission, Manguita, uf. V. Funda. Y. Manguila,
Mando, infer}. (Nan) Holla! Manguitéro, sm Muff-maker or seller;
Mandibula, 4f Jaw-bone, mandible, leather-dresser. [elbow.
“Mandibular, a. (Med.) Mandibular. Nm dey am, Muff; sleeve tight from the
Mandil, em, Coarse apron. Mani, sm. (Am.) Pea-nut. V. Cacahuate
Mandilár, ca. To rub down a horse. Mania, 2/. Mania, frenzy, madness; extrav-
Mandilcjo, em. A amall ragged apron. ce. [frantic.
Mandilóte, am. (Gunn.) Door of the port-
hole of a battery. tardly fellow.
Mandilón, em. (Coll.) Coward. a mean,
Mando, sm. Command, authority, power.
agan
Maniáco, ca, £. and a. Maniac, maniacal,
Manialbo, a. White-footed horse.
das- | Maniatár, eu, To manacle, handcaff.
Maniático, ca, a. V. Maniaco.
Maudóble, sn, A two-handed blow; asevcre | Manicórdio, sm. Manichord.
reprimand. [a An q pra person,
Mandón, na, a. Imperious, domineering.—
mipudeachery, sm. Propriotor of a gaming-
ouse,
Mandrácho, em. Gambling-house.
Mandragóra, 8/. (Bot.) Mandrake.
Múndria, sm, Coward, poltroon.
Manducación, af. Manducation.
Manducár, va. To manducate, eat, chew.
Manicó: ta, a. Illiberal, parsimonious.
Manida, q/. Mansion, abode, nest.
Manido, da, a. Hidden, concealed.
Manifacéro, ra, €, Intriguing, moddlesome,
intrusive,
Manifactúra, 4/1. V. Manufactura.
Manifestáble, a. Manifostable, ostensible.
Manifestación, a. Manifestation, declars-
tion, explication ; also a writ.
Manducatória, 8. Dining-room, refectory. | Manifestaddr, ra, $. Discoverer, publisher.
Manda, 4/. Shackles, fottera.
Mancár, ca. To chain, shackle.
Manecica, ita, 4f A small hand.
Maneciila, af. A small hand; a mark 3"
or index: handle of a plough; book-
clasp; hand of a clock or watch; tendril
of vines.
Mangjable, a. Manageable, tractable.
Manejádo, a, (Pict.) Handled.
Manejár, ca. To manage, wield; train a
borso; conduct, govern, self-govern, cpn-
trivo; hand.
Manéjo, sm. Employment, bandling; man-
agement, conduct; horsemanship; in-
trigue, device.
Manedta, 2/. Shackles, fetters.
Manéra, a/. Manner, form; method, mode;
deportment; style in painting, or carving
in stone.
Manéro, ra, @. Tame.
Manes, 8m. Manes, ghost of the dead.
Manezuéle, 4f A small hand; a clasp, a
buckle.
Mánfla, ef (Coll.) A concubine.
Manga, af Sleeve; arm of an axlctree;
poral strainer; cloak-bag; a travelling-
c
Mangajárro, am. A long, ill-shaped sleeve.
ae af Manganese.
Manifestár, va. To discover, manifest,
hibit, declare.
| Manifestaménte, ad. Manifestly.
Manifiósto, ta, a, Manifest, plain, opon, clear.
Maniflósto, em. Manifesto, public protesta-
tion. uarter-deck.
Maniguótas, ef pl (Nau.) Revels on the
Maniguetónes, sm. pl (Nau) Snatch-cleats
eS 7. Handle of a tool; shackles, hsnd-
cuffs; ring or brace.
Manijóro, am. Manager, foreman.
Manila a. Large-handcd.
Manilla, Y/. Small hand; bracelet; book
clasp; handcuff.
Manióbra, 4f Handiwork. (Mil) Maner-
vre. (Nau.) Working ofa ship. Manio-
bras, rigging.
Maniobrár, va. To work with the hands.
(Nan.) To work a ship. (Mil) To ma-
neetvre. tician,
Maniobrista, am. (Nau.) A skilful naval tac-
Manióta, sf. Manacles, shackles, handcuffs
Manipódio, sm. Bawdry, pollution.
Manipulación, 4/. Manipulation. (tar.
Manipulánte, es. Administrator, negotia-
Manipulár, ea. (Coll.) To handle, manage
business. [priest
Manipulo, am. Maniple or fhnon cf officiating
Maniqueísmo, $74 chcism.
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Maniquéo, a, a. Manichean.
Maniqui, sm. Manikin. der; mellow.
Manir, va. To keep meat until it grows ten-
Maniroto, ta, a. Extravagant, wasteful.
Manita, af. Small pretty hand; also the
hour-hand. (lazy.
Manivacio, cía, a. Empty-handed; idle,
Manjur, em. Food, victuals; refection.
Manjelin, sin. Weight used for diamonds,
Manjolar, ca. To carry a hawk.
Manjorráda, 4. Excessive eating.
Manlevár, va. To contract.
Manliéve, sm. A deposit of a chest said to
contain valuables, but which contains
only stone.
Máno, y. The hand; forefvot of a quadru-
ped; fet of cattle cut off; trunk of an
elephant; pestle; hand of a clock or
watch ; first hand at play; quire of pa-
per; body of men; first coating.
Manóbra, ap Raw material.
Manobre, em. A hodman, hod-carrier.
Manobrero, em. Iie who cleans fountains or
aqueducts. [fagot.
Manojico, illo, ito, em. A small bundle or
Manójo, em. A handful, a bunch, a fagot.
A’ manojos, Abundantly.
Manóla, «f A common E
Manómetro, sm. (Phys. Manometer.
Manépla, af Gauntlet; coachman's whip.
REN ca. To handle, touch, feel; rum-
ple.
Manoséo, em. Handling.
Manotáda, Manotázo, a Blow, a cuff.
Manoteado, sin. V. Manoteo.
Manoteár, ea. To strike with the hand.—
en. To wring the hands from emotion.
Manotéo, sm. Bluw or box; also gesticula-
o
tion.
Manqueár, on. To affect the cripple.
Manquedad, $f Lameness; defect.
Manguéra, £f. Lameness, fault, defect.
Manquillo, ills, ito, ita, a. dim. of Manco.
Mansaménte, ad. Meekly, quietly.
Mansedúmbre, @f Meekness, gentleness,
Mansejón, na, a. T
n, na, a. Tame.
Manacr, 4m. Son of a prostitute. (sion.
Mansión, af. Stay, sojourn; habitation, man-
Mansionário, a, Applied to ecclesiastics who
live in a cloister.
Mansico, ica, ito, ita, @, Very tame or mild.
Mansito, ad. V. Quedilo, (mild.
Manso, sa, 4. Tame; meek, gentlo; quiet,
Manso, em. Malo which guides tho flocks;
manor, manor-house.
Manta, Y. A woollen blanket; domestic
cotton shirting; tapestry, paper hanging.
(MIL) Mantelet; thrashing, druabbin
Mantaterilla, y/. Coarso hempen clo
blankets.
Manteadór, ra, 8, Tosser in a blanket.
Manteamiénto, am. Tossing io a blanket.
Mantear, ca. To toss in a blanket.
Mantéca, 8/. Lard, fat; pomatum.
Mantecáda, 4f Buttered toast.
Mantecádo, em. Butter-cake.
Mantecón, sm. Milksop; sweet-tooth.
Mantecóso, sa, a. Buttery, mellow.
Manteista, em.Stadent in universitics.
for
Mant£l, sm. Tablecloth: altar-cloth. Ze
vantar los manteles, To clear the table.
Mantclería, 4% Table-linen.
Mantelóta, 4. Mantclet, mantilla.
Mantelcte, 81m. A bishop's mantle; mantelet
of a parapet.
Mantellina, ¢f A mantilla.
Mantenedor, 8m. Maintainer. [port.
Mantenúncia, £f. Maintenance, aliment, sup-
Mantencr, ra. To maintain, support, sus-
do hold up; porsevere, persist; con-
nue.
Manteniénte, sm. A violent blow with both
hands. A’ manteniente, With all onc's
might.
Manteuimiénto, em. Maintenance, suste-
nance, subsistence; livelihood; ration.
Mantco, sm. A long mantle worn by priests
and students; woollen petticoft.
Mantequcra, 4/7. A churn, butter-bow!; but-
ter-woman, dairymaid.
Mantequcro, em. Butterman.
Mantequilla, sf Butter; buttercake.
Mantéra, 4/ Mantua-maker.
Mantéro, ra, 8, Blanket manufacturer.
Mantilla, ¢f Mantilla; also housing.
Mantillo, sm. Short dung, rotten and well
mixed; manure.
Mantillon, na, a. Dirty, slovenly.
Manto, 4. Silk veil, a mantle; cloak, robe
of state; mantel-piece; veil, cover.
Manton, em. A largo mantic; a kind of
shawl; trimming.—a. V. Mantudo,
Mantúdo, da, a. Applied tofowls with their
wings falling down.
Manuuble, a. Tractable, manageable.
Manual, a. Manual, handy ; tractable, pliant.
Manuál, sm. Manual; Journal or account
book. Afanuales, Presents to choristers.
Manualmónte, ad. Manually. [tool.
OO sm. ae Ps an instrument or
ucodiata, 4f O. s
Manuélla, ef ake
Manufactúra, ¢f Manufacture.
Manufacturár, ca. To manufacture.
Manumisión, 4f Manumission.
Manumúso, sa, pp. Emancipated.
Manumisór, sm. (Law) Liberator.
Manumitír, ta. To emancipate.
Manus crist!, sm. (Pharm.) A sort of eleo-
tuary or plastcr.
Manuscrito, ta, 4. and a. Manuscript.
Manutención, 4f Maintenance; support;
conservation.
Manutenér, va. (Law) To maintain, support.
Manutisa, af V. Minutisa.
Manzána, af An spple; pommel ofa sword;
Block of houses; a square measure of
100x100 os
Manzanál. V. Mansanar. V. Manzano.
Manzanár, sm. Orchard of apple-trees.
Manzanil, a. Applo-like.
Manzanilla, af. (Bot.) Common chamomile,
Manzanilla fina, Golden cotula. Small
ball or knob at the top of conches, bed-
steads, dec.; small olive; lower part of
the chin; a small apple. [nille,
Manzanillo, sm. (Bot.) Common manchi-
Manzanillo, ito, sm. (Bot.) Little apple-troe,
Manzanita de dima, af. Y. Ane
MAR
Manzano, sm, le-tree.
Bot) A
Maia, sf Han dies, skit contrivance; an | Marca,
evil habit.
Mañána, 4/. Morning, forenoon. Demana-
na, In the morning.—ad. To-morrow ;
soon, erelong, immediately; expression
of negation.
Mañanár, en. To arrive to-morrow.
Mafianica, Sta, e/. Break of day.
Mañeár, va. To attain one's end by craft.
Mañeria, e. Cunning; right of possession to
an illegitimate succession. tractable.
Mañéro, ra, a Dexterous, artful; meek,
Mañosaménte, ad. Dexterously; mali-
clously, craftily.
Mañóso, sa, 2. Dexterous, handy; cunning.
Mafiucla, Y. Low cunning, mean trick.
Mans, sm. Map. Mapa-mundi, A map of
tho wogld.
Mapalia, 4/. Sheepfold.
Maqui, s:n, Kind of ginger.
Maquiavólico, ca, a. Machiavelian.
Maquiavelismo, sm. Machlavolism.
Maquiavelista, 4m. Machiavelian.
Maquila, 8f. Corn for grinding; toll in Fen
eral; corn-measure. corn is tolled.
Maquilandéro, sm Measure with which
Maquilár, va. To measure and take the
miller’s dues for grinding corn; clip, re-
trench.
Maquilóro, Maquilón, sm. Y. Maquilar.
Máquina, af A machine; engine; intrigue,
machination, contrivance,
Maquinación, 4/. Machination, contrivance.
Maquinadór, ra, €. Contriver, schemer;
plotter.
Maquinál, a. Machinal.
Maquinalménte, ad. Mechanically.
Maquinánte, pa. and # Planning, contri-
ving; plotter.
Maquinár, va. To plan, contrive, conspire.
Maquinária, 4/. Machinery ; mechanics.
Maquinéte, sm. Chopping-knife.
Maquinista, sim. Machinist, mechanist.
Mar, 8. com. The sea; Swell of the sea.
Alta mar, The high sea. Demar á mar,
Copiously. Baja mar, Low water, ebb-
tide. ar llena, High water.
Maragáto, em. A native of a town near As-
torga; ornament on tuckers.
Maragúto, sm. V. Foque. (matizing.
Maranáta, 8 Maranatha, a form of anathe-
Marúña, af. Place impassable; entangled
silk or thread; perp exity, puzzle.
Marañádo, da, a. Entangled, perplexed.
Marafiéro, ra, Marañóso, sa, 4. Entangling,
insnaring.
Marañón, sm. (Cuba) A troe that produces
a fum resem ling the arabic.
Marásimo, 8nm. (Med.) Tabes, consumption.
Maratro, ¢m. V. Hinojo.
Maravedi, sm. Maravedi.
Maravilla, sf. Wonder; admiration. (Bot.)
Turnsol, heliotrope. (Bot.) Common
marigold. wonder.—tr. To marvel.
Maravillir, ea. To admire, regard with
Maravillosaménte, ad. Wonderfully, mar-
vellously, miraculously.
Maravilloso, sa, a. Wonderful, marvellous,
o miraculous.
Marbéte, sm. Stamp on eloth; label
f af A frontier province; the due
measure or weight of any thing; mark in
paper: landmark, light-house; brand.
Palos de marca, Buoys.
Marcador, sm, Marker, assay-mastcr.
ER va. To mark, brand; note, desig-
na
Marceár, ta. To shear.
Marcha, 4. March; a journey of soldiers;
march, signal to move; ; headway
of a ship. [tom-honse.
Marchamár, va. To mark goods at the cus-
Marcbaméro, sm. Custom-house officer who
marks goods. [evods.
Marchámo, em, Custom-house mark on
Marchánte, sm, Shopkeeper, dealer.—c.
Merchantable. V. Mercantil.
Marchár, en. and r. To de from a place ;
to walk gravely. (it To march.
Marcházo, sm. Braggadocio, boaster.
Marchitáble, a. Perishable.
Marchitér, ea. To wither; fade.—er. To fall
away; pine dt
Marchitéz, af Withering, fading.
Marchito, ta, a. Faded, withered, decayed.
Marchitdra, af. V. Iarchttes.
Marcial, em. Aromatic powder.
Marcial, a. Martial, warlike.
Marcialidád, af Freedom, assumed liberty.
Marco, em. Door or window case; pictare-
frame; mark; branding-iron.
Márcola, sf. Pruntng-hook.
Maréa, 4/. The tide; sca-shore; surf; soft
wind; street dirt. V. Mar.
Maredje, am. Art of navigation.
Mareamiénto, sm. Sca-sickness.
Mareánte, a. Skilled in navigation.
Marcár, va. To work a ship; molest by im-
pertinent questions; sell goods at auction.
Marear las velas, To trim the salis, —er.
To be sea-sick; to A e
Marejáda, af Swell of the sea, head surf
Máre mégnum, sm. Expressing ab ce
or magnitnde. [ation.
Maróo, em. Sca-sicknoss; molestation, vex-
Maréro, a. Sea-breeze.
Marta, y” Slight commotion of the sea.
Maretázo, em. Surge of the sea.
Marfúga, 4, Rug, a bed coverlet.
Márfega, ef Sack of straw, coarse mattress
ae sm. Ivory.
Marfiléfio, fia, a. Belonging to ivory.
Marga, af. Marl, loam; a coarse
cloth, formerly used for mourning.
Margajita, y. V. Marquesita.
Margallón, sm. V. Palmito.
Marganósa, 8/. Manganese. V. Manganesa.
Margár, va. To manure with mart.
Margarita, sf. Pearl. (Bot.) Common daisy.
Margen, sm. and /. Margin, edge, fringe;
marginal note. Dar mdrgen, To occa-
sion, cause. selene a on paper.
Margenár, va. Y. Marginar. To leaves
Marginádo, da, a. Having a margin.
Marginál, a. Marginal.
Marginár, va. To note on the margin.
Margóso, sa, a. Marly, loamy.
Margrave, em. Margrave.
Marguéra, af. Marl-pit.
MAR MAR
Marhójo, am. V. Marojo, Marmolería, 4f Any work made of marble.
Maria, af A white taper in the middle of} Marmolista, sm, Worker in marble, sculptor.
eight shorter yellow candles, in Roman| Marmoracion, 6f V. Estuco.
Catholic churches. .A'rbol de maria,| Marmóreo, ea, Marmoróso, sa, a. Marbled,
Balsam of tola-tree. (Holy Virgin.! marmorcan.
Mariál, a. Applied to books in praise of the | Marmóta, 4/ Marmot, marmotto.
Marica, €/. ie. V. Urraca. Milksop.| Marmotear, on. To jabber.
Maricangáva, 8/. (Nau.) Spanker. Maro, em. (Bot) Germander.
cón, sm. Coward, poltroon. Marójo, em. (Bot.) Velonia oak.
Maridable, a. Conju connubial. Maróma, sf. Rope. Andar en la maroma,
Maridableménte, ad. Conjugally. To dance on a rope.
Maridáje, sm. Conjugal union; intimate Marqués, em. Marquis.
connection. Marquésa, y/. Marchioness.
Maridánza, q. (Prov.) Treatment of a wife. | Marquesádo, sm. Marquisate. a
Maridar, en. To marry.—ra. To unite, join. | Marquesico, illo, ito, 8,7. A young marquis.
Maridizo, am V. Gurrumino, Marquesina, 4f Marquee, tilt over an offi-
Maridillo, #a. A sorry, pitiful husband; a| cer's tent.
small, portable fuot-stove. Marquesita, 4/ Marcasite, a metallic fossil.
Mearido, sm, Husband. (man. | Marquesóte, am. A large marquis.,
Marimacho, em. Virago, a masculine wo-| Marquúta, a/. Crude cako of wax.
Marimanta, af Bogbear, a phantom. Marqueteria, 4/ Cabinet-manufactory ; mar-
Marimoréna, sf Dispate, difference. eh
Marina, ¢ The navy; seamanship; marine. | Marquida, Marquisa, af. Prostitute.
Marinije, em. Seamanship; sailors, consid-| Marra, af. Want. deficiency, defect; a kind
ered as a body. [from the enemy.| of pick-axe; opening in vines.
Marinár, ca. To salt fish ; man a ship taken | Marrájo, em. (Ichth.) White shark.
Marineár, ca. To be a mariner. Marrájo, ja, a. Sly, cunning, crafty, wily.
Marinerado, da, a V. Tripulado, rbd af. Sow, a female pig.
Marineria, ¢f Seamanship; profession of| Marranálla, ef V. Canalla,
seafaring men; the body of seamen. Marrancho, Marranchón, na, 8. V. Marrano.
Marinéro, am. Mariner, seaman, sailor. Marranúta, af. A young sow.
Marinéro, ra, A. Ready to sail. - | Marráno, sm. Pig, hog; rafter or wood-
Marinesco, ca, a. Nautical. work which supports a floor or cistern.
Marino, na, @. Marine, belonging to the sea. | Marráno, ar Dirty; excommunicated.
Marino, 6m. Mariner, seaman, seafaring man. | Marrár, 011. To deviate from truth or justice,
Marion, Maron, em. (Ichth.) V. Sollo. V: Errar.
Marióna, y. Spanish danco. Márrase, ad. Long ago, long since.
Mariperez, 4 Hand at cards in which the ¡ Marréga, af. Y. Marraga,
gain or lose ls double. Marrogón, am. Straw-sack. V. Jergon.
Maripésa, 8/. Battertly ; rush-light. Marrido, da, a. Melancholy. V. Amarrido,
Mariposica, illa, ita, sf. A sinall butterfly.- | Marrillo, sm. Thick, short stick.
Mariquétas, ae On Armbands for mittens, | Marro, em. Kind of game, quoits; slip of the
Mariquita, 4/. y-bird or lady-fly. deer or hare in the chase; disappoint-
Mariscal, sm. (Mil) Marshal; farrier. Ma-| ment, failure; crooked bat.
riscal de campo, Camp-marshal, major-| Marrojár, va. To branch trees.
general Marrón, sm, Quoit, pitcher,
Mariscaláto, ¢m. Marshalship. Marroquí, 4/. V. Tafilete. rotar.
Mariscalia, 4/. V. Mariscalato. (strand. | Marrotár, va. To waste, misspend. Y. Mul-
Mariscár, va. To gather shell-fish on the! Marrábio, sm. Common white horehound.
Marisco, am. Cockles and other small shell-| Marrulleria, af. Cunning, craft.
fish. fet the tide. | Marrulléro, ra, a. Crafty, cunning.
Marisma, 4/7. Lake formed by the overflow | Marscllós, sm. A kind of short jacket.
Marismo, sm. V. Sulgada. Marsépla, af. Spermaceti whale.
Marital, a. Marital. Marta, af. Pino marten. Martas, Martens,
Maritimar, cn. To lead a maritime life. dreased marten skins,
Maritimo, ma, a. Maritime, marine. [man.| Martagón, na, $ Cunning, artful person,
Maritórnes, af. An ill-shaped, awkward wo- (Bet) Wild lily.
Marjal, sm, Fen, marsh, marshy ground. | Marte, em. Mars; iron. (sion.
Marjoléta, af. V. Majuela, [juelo.| Martólo, em. Jealousy; an immoderate pas-
Marjoléto, am. V. Majuelo or Espino ma- Mártes, am. Tuesday. Mdrtes de curnesto-
Marlóta, sf. Robe, Moorish gown. lendas, Shrove-Tuesday.
Marmélla, 4f. Flock of woul hanging from | Martilláda, a/. Stroke with the hammer.
the necks of sheep. [woo!l. | Martilladór, ra, 8. Hammerer, hammerman,
Marmelládo, da, a. Having matted locks of, Martillár, va, To hammer. Martillar al
Marmita, af. Kettle, porridge: pot: caballo, To spur a horse.
Marmitén, em. Scullion. Martilléjo, am. Smith’s hammer.
Mármol, sm. Marble; pillar, column. Martillito, am. A small hammer.
Marmoléjo, em. A small column of marble. Martillo, sm. A hammer; person who per-
Marmoléño, iis, 4. Made of, or resembling! severes {n any thing. De martillo,
marble. | Wrought metal. wee
MAS
MAT
Martin del rio, sm. V. Martinete.
Martin Pescador, am. (Orn.) Kingfisher.
Martincte, sm. (Orn.) Bird of the heron
family; jack in a harpsichord; hammer
in copper-works; copper-milL
Martingala, af. Martingal. [day.
Martiniéga, af Tax payable on St. Martin's
om. [tyrdom.
Mártir, em. A martyr.
Martirio, #90.
Martirizadór, ra, 8. One who commits mar-
Martirizár, ta. To put to death as a martyr;
martyrizo. [martyrs.
Martirológio, sm. Martyrology, a register of
Marzidga, af Tax payable in March.
Marzil, a. Belonging to the month of March.
Marzeir, va. To cut the hair of cattlo in
spring. {a bive in spring.
Marzéo, am. Cutting of dry honeycombs in
Marzo, sm. March.
Mas, «td, More; but, yet; besides, more-
over. (Prov.) Farm-house and stock.
Masa, af, Dough; mortar; mass of any thing;
league, coalition; farm-honse and stock,
Masida, af. Country-house, farm-house.
Masadéro, sm. Neighbor.
Masár, eta, V. Amasar,
Mascabádo, da, a. Applied to inferior sugar.
Mascáda, af. Mex.) A silk handkerchief;
the iron ring of the garrote,
Mascadór, ra, 3. Chewer, masticator.
Mascadúra, sf Mastication, manducation.
Mascár, ca. To chow, masticato; pronounce
with difficulty. (mask; masquerade.
Mascara, sf. and com, Masker; masquerador;
Mascaráda, af. Masquerade.
Mascaréro, sm. Dealer in masks.
Mascarilla, 8. A small mask; mould taken
from tho face of a dead person.
Mascarón, sm. A largo, hideous mask; hid-
eous or grotesquo forms; ridiculously
grave and solemn.
Mascujár, en, (Coll.) To masticate with dif-
ficulty; pronounce with difficulty.
Masculinidád, 4/. Masculinity, manhood.
Masculino, na, @. Masculine, male, virile.
Mascúllar, ca, To falter in speaking.
Masccorál, Masegicomár, em. A kind of
game,
Mas¢ra, pd kneading-trough.
Maseria, Masia, 4/. Farm-house.
er jaw.
Masetéro, em. Masseter, a musclo of the ho
Masilla, ita, af. (Mil.) Pittanco kept to pur-
chase shoes for soldiers; a little mass.
Máslo, em. Root of the tail of quadrupeda,
Masón, sm, Mess of dough given to fowls; a
large mass,
Masónico, ca, a. Masonic. [Bible.
Masóra, af. Masorah, a Hebrew work on the
Masorítico, a. Masoretic.
Masque, ad. (Mex.) No matter, let it be so.
Máste, am, V. Mastelero.
Masteléro, am. Top-mast. Masteleros de
juanete, Top-gallant masta,
Masticación, @f Mastication.
Masticar, va. V. Mascar and Rumiar.
Masticatório, ria, a. Masticatory.
Mastigadór, em. Instrument put into horses’
mouths to prevent their chewing.
Mástil, am. V. Mastelero, Upright post of
a bed a Mástil de barrena, Shank
of an auger; trunk of a troo; wide Indian
brecches.
Mastin, em. Mastiff; bull-dog; clown.
Mastina, 4f, Mastiff bitch.
Mastinazo, em. A | mastiff.
Mastinillo, sm. A littlo mastil
Masto, sn. Stock in which a sprig Is planted
or in oe mint.
Mastránto, Mastránzo, am, (Bot) Round-
Mastuérzo, sm. (Bot.) Common cress.
Masturbación, sf. V. Onanismo.
Mita, af Shrub, copse, young tree; also a
sprig. (Amer.) A tree.
Ma em, Old hare, (Bot) V. Nuez eo
mica. A troublesomo work.
Matacandilas, af Extinguisher.
Matachin, am. Merry-andrew; groteaqne
dance; slaughterman, butchor.
Matacia, af. Sara Peni havoc.
Matadéro, em. Slaughter-house. _[Ieidsl.
Matador, sm. Murderer; murderous; hom-
Matadóra, ef, Murderess. ,
Matadúra, £f. Saddle-gall on a horse's beck;
a foolish, troublesome person.
Matafuégo, em. Fire-engine. Natafuegot,
Fireman.
Matajudio, em. V. Cabesudo,
M liga, AS af. V. Anis.
Matalóbos, sm. (Bot.) Wolf's-bane.
Matalón, Matalóte, em. An old worn-out
horse. {Heap of divers thinss.
Matalotájo, em. (Nau) Ship stores (Coll)
Matánza, af Slaughter-yard; also the place
whore slaughterod cattle are pot up for
salo, or molest.
Matár, va. To kill, murder, execute, FOr),
Matarife, em. Slaughterman.
Matasanos, em. Quack, charlatan; empiric
Matasicte, em. Bully, a paro
Mite, sm. Checkmate. mata, To scoft
‘or mock. Size, as used by painters and
gilders; gold or silver sizing; rough: also
faded. and baricy.
Matcárse, vr. To grow into stalks, as wheal
Matemática, ef Mathematica
Mathemáticaménte, ad. Mathematically.
Matemático, ca, a. Mathematical.
Matemático, sm. Mathematician. ee
Matéria, af. Matter, substance; ao
cause, occasion. [Ingredient, mste
Material, a. Material; rudo, uncouth
Mnterlalidád, ef. Matoriality, coarseness
Matorialismo, $79, Materialism.
Materialista, a com, Materialist
Materialménte, ad. Materially.
Maternál, a. Maternal
rre ad. maternal:
atorn af. Maternity.
Matérno, na, a. Maternal, motherly. wo
Matigiélo, Matihuélo, sm. Figure of a of
made of straw, used at bull-fights isd
Matiz, em. Shade of colors. ae
Matizádo, da,'a. and pp. of Matisar. ee
zár, ea. To mix colors agreeably ;
bellish, beautify.
Mato, em. V. Matorral.
Matón, am. Bully, quarrelsome fellow. a
Metoral I Piet fall of brambles
riers, a y place.
Matóso, sa, a. Bushy, covered with cops.
MAY
Matráca, ef A wooden rattle; jest; a cox-
comb. Dar mutruca, To banter.
pain larson a, ie jest, scoff.
atraquista, em. Wag, jester, punster,
Matráz, sf. Vessel used by apothecarics.
Matrero, ra, a. Cunning, sagacious.—em.
Artful knave.
Matricaria, y/. (Bot.) Common feverfew.
Matricida, 8. com. Matricide.
Matricidio, em. Matrickle,
Matricula, sf. ster, list; matriculation.
Matriculación, 2f. Matriculation.
Matriculádo, da, a.Matriculate, matriculated.
Matriculádor, sm. He who matriculates.
ea eu. To matriculate, register, en-
rol.
Matrimoniál, a. Matrimonial, connubial.
Matrimonialmente, ad. Matrimonially.
Matrimoniár, en. (Joc.) To marry.
Matrimonio, em. matrimony.
Mutrimonto rato, marri not
consummated. (mould, form.
Matriz, sf. Mother church; matrix, womb;
Matróna, sf. A matron; a midwife.
Matronál, a. Matronal. un Buenos Ayrce.
Matorángo, ga, 8s. Appellation of a Enropean
Matronaza, 8f. A corpulent, respectable mat-
ron.
Matate, em. Smuggling; smuggled goods.
Matuteár, ea. To smuggle pone
Matutcro, em. Smuggler, contrabandist.
Matutin4l, a. Matutinal.
Matutino, na, a. Matutinal.
Maia, ef. A thing of little or no value; a
cunning, thriving man; an impostor; a
good-for-nothing fellow. (a frippery.
Maalería, sf Art in deceit and cunning; also
Manléro, em. Piece-broker, fripper; cheat,
swindler.
Maulladór, ra, a. Mewing.
Manullár, en. To mew, caterwaul.
Manllido, Maúllo, em. Mew of a cat.
Maalén, em. A great cheat; a senffer.
Mauseólo, Mausolco, sm, Mausoleum.
Maxilár, a. Maxillary, maxillar.
Maxima, €. A maxim, an axiom; sentence.
Maximaménte, ad. Chiefly, principally.
Maxime, ad. Principally. a
Máximo, ma, a. sup. Chief, principal; very
Maya, ef. (Bot.) Common daisy; May-qneen.
Mayadór, ra, 2. Mewcr.
Mayal, em. A flail; a lever in o1l-mflls,
May ar, va. To mew.
Maycto, sm Paper-mill mallet; mallet for
beating paper in mills.
Mayo, em. May; May-pole.
Mayor, a. Greater, larger. Hombre mayor,
An elderly man.—em. Chief of a commu-
nity. (Nau.) Main-sail.—p7 Ancestors;
superiors.
Nayora, 2/. Mayoress. [seer, steward.
Mayorál, em. Icad shepherd; leader; over-
Mayorana, af. V. Mejorana.
Mayorazga, af. Tho wife, or she who pos-
seases an entailed estate.
Mayorázgo, em. Right of primogeniture in
ruccession, dec.; also an entailed cetate,
Mayorazguillo, guito, sm. (Dim.) V. Afayo-
rasga, o.
Mayorazguista, em. (Law) Author on entails.
£ | Meár, on. V. Orinar.
MEO
e ri ica, illo, illa, ito, ita, a. dim, of
ayor
yor.
Mayordóma, af. Steward's wife; stewardess.
Mayordomear, va. (Little us.) To administer
an estate. [shi
Mayordomía, 4f Administration, steward-
Mayordómo, sm, Steward; majordomo,
ayordomo de propios, dity steward.
Mayoría, af Excellence, aiperiorty ; Major's
commission ; mayor's office ; majority, of
e
age,
Mayoridád, ef Superiority. mar classes.
Mayorista, sm. Student of the highest gram-
Mayorménte, ad. pence da chiefly.
Mayúscula, a. Capital: appl ed to letters.
Maza, sf. Club; mace; pile-engine; also an
importuncr; pestles for gunpowder ma-
king. [dry, tough mass,
Mazacóte, am. Kali, barilla; mortar, cement;
Mazáda, ef. Blow with a mallet; offensive
expression.
Mazagatos, em. Noise, dispute, contention.
Mazamorra, 8/. Bread or biscuit dust; any
thing broken into small bits; a eo
pap. els,
Mazanéta, af Apple shaped ornament in jow-
Mazapán, sm. Marchpane.
Mazar, va. To churn milk.
Mazmorra, af, Moorish dungeon.
Mazo, am. Mallet; bundle; any quantity of
things tied together; an importuner.
Mazoneria, 47. nry, brickwork ; relievo-
work. [corn.
Mazórca, 8f Spindle full of thread; ear of
Mazorrál, a. Rude, uncouth, clownish.
Mazorralménte, ad. Rudely.
Mazóte, sm. A kind of cement or mortar; a
blockhead.
Me, pro, Me, the dat. and accu. of the pro-
noun I, placed before or after a verb.
Meadéro, sm. Place for making water.
Meádos, am. pl. V. Orines,
Meija, ef An ancient small coin of Castile;
duty on exccntions; the tread of an egg.
Meajuéla, «f Small plece attached to tho
bits of a bridle.
Meapérros, am. (Bot.) Stinking Roe ee
uly.
Meáto, sm. (Med.) Passago or pore of the
Meatica, af (Orn.) A sea-fowl.
Méca, af. Casa de meca, Houso of noise and
confusion.
Mecánica, af. Mechanics. V. Maquinaria.
(ColL) A mean action or thing.
Mecánicaménte, ad. Meanly, mechanically.
Mecánico, ca, a. Mechanical; mean, servile.
Mecánico, sm. Mechanlcilan; mechanic,
manufacturer; handicraft. (tion.
Mecaniquez, 3. (Low) Meanness of occupa-
Mecanismo, sm. Mechanism. [magnoy.
Mecite, am, hee Rope or cord mado of
Mecatito, em. Small cord, twine.
Mecedéro, sm. Etirrer for wort in a vat, and
soap in a boiler.
Mecedor, em, V. Mecedero,
Mecedór, ra, e. Rocker; rocking-chair.
Mecedúra, sf. Act of rocking.
Mecér, en. To stir, agitate, mix; rock; dan»
dle a child.
Mecereon, em, (Bot) Mezercon.
MED
MEL
Mécha, af Wick for candles, &c.; roll of
lint put into a sore; match-rope; bacon;
a lock of hair.
Mechar, va. To lard with bacon; stuff
Mechora, 4/. Larding-pin.
Mechéro, sm, Tube for the wick of a lamp;
socket of candlesticks.
Mechinál, am. Square stones loft projecting
in a wall to bo continued.
Mechita, 2/. A small wick, a sma] match.
Mochoacán, em. (Bot.) Mechoacan bind-
weed.
Mechón, am. Largo lock of hair; large match.
Mechóso, sa, a, Full of matches or wicks,
Mecónio, em. Meconium of children ; meco-
nium, -juica.
aul vv cima. [for drawing.
Medálla, af A medal. (Sculpt.) A targot
Medallóp, 4m. Medallion. shore.
Médano, Médafio, am. Sand-bank on tho sea-
Medár, va. V. Hacinar.
Medéro, sm. Collection of vine-shoots.
Média, ¢f Stocking. Afedias lisas, Plain
hose. Medias lalbradaa, Figured hose.
Medias-medias, Socks.
Mediación, sf The nearest distance of one
thing from another; mediation, interven-
tion. (Mus) Double bar.
Mediadér, am. Mediator, intercessor,
Mediána, ef. Flesh of the shoulder near the
neck of animals; household bread.
Medianaménte, ad. Moderately, so so.
Moediadóra, Medianéra, ¢f M esa,
Modiádos de (A') ado. About the midst of,
Medianoria, ¢f Bound or limit; moiety;
partition-wall. intermediate,
Medianéro, ra, a. Mediating, interceding;
Medianéro, sm. Mediator; go-between.
Medianía, Modianidid, «/ Moderation, tem-
perance ; aay
Medianil, sm. (Agr) iddle-plece of ground.
Modisnits am, Student of the fourth class
mar.
Mediano, na, a. Middling; mediocre,
Mediános, sm. pl In grammar-schools, the
fourth class.
Mediánte, ad. By means of, by virtue of. —
pa. Mediating, intervening.
Modiár, en, To come to tho middle of a
thing; intercede, inediate,
Mediataménte, ad. Mediatoly.
Mediito, ta, a. Mediate,
Mediatór, sm. Ombre, game at cards.
Medicáble, a. Curable, medicable.
Médicaménte, ad. ds us.) Medically.
Medicaménto, sm. Medicino, physic.
Medicár, va. To cure; administer medicines,
Medicástro, am. Quack. =
Medicea, a. Applied to any of the four sat-
ellites of Jupiter.
Medicina, gf Physic; medicine.
Medicinal, a. Medicinal, healing. _[icines.
Medicinar, va. To medicine, administer med-
Mendición, 4f Measurement, mensuration.
Médico, am. Physician.
Médico, 4 a. Medical, medicinal.
Medida, 4/ Measuro; mensuration; height:
Mproportion, relation; moderation.
Medi unte, ad. Moderately.
Medider, a Measurer.
Mediéra, ef A knitter of arin e
Modiéro, sm. Hosler; a knitter of stockings;
co-partnor in lands or catue. _
Médio, dia, @ Half. Medio dia, Noon,
mid-day. Media noche, Midnight. Ne-
dio hermano, Half-brother.
Médio, em. Middle; measure, expedient, or
step taken in an affair; way, means, meth-
od; medium.—pi. Rents, income, rere-
nue,
Medidcre, a. Middling, moderate, mediocre.
Mediocreménte, ad. ( ttle us.) Meanly.
Mediocridád, #f Mediocrity, small degree.
Mediodía, ef Noon, mid-day, noondsy, noon-
tido, meridfan; south.
Mediopáño, sm. Thin woollen cloth.
Mediopartir, oa. To divide into halves
Medir, va. To measure, compare, estimate;
SCAN A Verse.
Meditación, ef. Meditation, tation, con-
Moditár, ea. To meditate, contemplate, con-
sider, muse.
Meditativo, va, a. (Little us.) Meditatire.
Mediterráneo, nea, a. Mediterranean.
Médra, 4f Proficiency, improvement
Medrár, en. To thrive, grow rich; improve.
Múdro, sm. V. Medra.
Medrosaménte, ad. Timorously, fearfully.
Medróso, sa, a. Fearful, timorous, cowardly;
terrible, inspiring fear.
Medila, or Médula, 4/. Marrow, medalla
Medulár, a. Medullar.
Meduldeo, sa, a, Full of marrow.
Mefitico, a. Mephitic, mephitical
Mégo, ga, a. Gentle, mild,
M Y. V. Maravilla Mejicana.
Mejicdno, sm. The Mexican languags; Mex-
ican. sugar and water.
Mejido, da, a. Yolk of eggs beaten up with
Melilla sf. The cheek.
sm. A kind of cockle.
Mejillón, Mijillén,
Mejor, & Better.—ad. Better; more y.
Majóra, 8f Improvement, melloration, adi:
on. (Law) Appeal; leaving by wills
nents than the legates at lew had £
t to.
Mejoráble, ad. Improvable. eas
Mejoramiénto, sm. Improvement, mewort
Mejorána, e. (Bot.) Sweet marjoram.
Mejorár, ea. To improve, meliorate, height-
en, mend.—on, To recover from a disease.
Mcjoria, Y Improvement, E re
pairs; advan : superiority.
Moláda, of A slice Gf tensted bread seeped
in honey; a slice of dry marmalade.
Meládo, da, a. Of the color of honey: al”
plied to horses; syrup.
Meladúcha, 8% A coarse, mealy apple.
Melancolia, 4 Melancholy, gloom. ||
Melancélicsmnbnte, ad, (Little us) Mean
cholily.
Melanoólio, ea a. Melancholy, gloomy, by-
pochon Ñ : a
Melancolizár, va. To ronder dejected, dis-
pirit.
Melánia, y. A kind of silk staff tol
Melanogógo, sm, Melanogogue. ing
rra % Bint mine containing Y
Melápta, ¢/ Kind of epple. ;
; Melár, on. In sngar-works, to boli into ca
of honey; to d t honey as
sletency y; eposi nit
Melaza, sf (Prov.) Dregs of honey; also mo-
et S Spiced cake of honey; molas-
ses candy.
Melcochéro, am. Ginger-bread baker.
Meléna, Y. Dishevelled, loose hair; fore-top
of a horse's mane. Traer á la melena,
To compel one to act against his will.
Melenúdo, da, a. ree having bushy hair.
Meléra, ¢f State of melons spolled by rain.
Melero, em. er in honey; honey pre-
server.
Melesa, af Candle-wood. _
Meloácho, sm. (Ichth.) Dog-fish.
Melif ra, €. Melliferous.
Melificdo, da, a. Mellifinous, mellificent
Melificár, ea. and 2. To make honey as bees.
Meliffuaménte, ad. Mellifluently.
Melifiuidád, sf Mellifluence, potty fi
Melifiao, dua, a. Meltiffuous, meliffiuent.
Melilóto, om. (Bot.) Bird's-foot trefoil; me-
lilot.—a, Silly, stupid.
Melindre, y. A sort of fritters; prudery ;
fastidiousness,
Melindrear, en. To act the prude.
Melindréro, ra, a. Prudish, dious,
Melindrillo, em. Ferrct, narrow tape.
Melindrúso, sa, @ Prudish, fastidious.
Mella, af Notch in a tool; gap. Hacer
mella, To make an impression. [less.
Melládo, da, a, Notched, hacked; tooth-
Mellár, oa. To noteh, hack; tarnish.
Mellica, Melliza, ef. Kind of sausage.
Mellizo, za, a. V. Gemelo,
Mellón, wa A handfal of straw.
a a (Bot) Common peach and
Melodia, ¢ Melody, harmony.
Melodiosamente, ad. Melodiously.
Melodióso, se, a. Melodious.
Melodrama, ¥. Melodrame.
Melója, #f Metheglin, honey boiled with
water, and fermented.
Melón, em. (Bot.) Melon. Calar el melon,
To sound or pump one,
Melonár, sm. Melon-bod. [melons.
Melonéro, ra, €. One who rears or deals in
Melosidád, y” Sweetness; meekness, gen-
tleness. ntle, pleasing.
Melóso, sa, a. Sweet as honey; mellow;
e om. Molasses, troacle; conserve of
oney.
Molsa, A Y. Baso. Phi
Membrado, da, a. (Her.) Membered.
Membrána, s/. Membrane; a caul
Membranóso, sa, a. Membranous, filmy.
Membréte, ¢m. A note, memorandum; a
card of invitation; an invitation.
Membrillar, sm. Plantation of nia
Membrilléro, Membrillo, sm, (Bot.) Quince-
treo; the quince.
Membrudameénte, ad. Strongly.
Membrádo, da, a. Strong, robust, corpulent.
Meméntos, am. pl, The two parts of the
masa, in which the sacrifico is offered for
the quick and the dead.
Mémo, ma, a. Silly, foolish.
Panels Memorándo, da, a. Momorable,
notable,
Memorableménte, ad. Memorably.
Mamorar, va. To remember, record, men-
on. eternal memory.
Memoratísimo, ma, a. sup. Worthy of
Memoria, ef. Memor ; fume, glory; me-
morial; memoirs; bill, account; memo-
randum.—pi, Compliments, expressions
of kindness. (rial, brief.
Memorial, sm. Mcomorandam-book ; memo-
Memorialista, sm. An amanuensis; acopyist,
Memorión, sm. A strong memory.
Memorióso, sa, a. Mindful, retentive.
Ména, y/. (Nau.) Girt or size of cordage.
(Ichth.) Kind of anchovy.
Menadór, ra, +. Winder of silk.
Moenáje, am. Furniture, movables.
Menár, va. To wind, conglomerate.
Mención, 3/. Mention, oral or written.
Mencionár, va, To mention, name, |
Mendicación, @f The act of E.
Mendicánte, a. Mendicant,
load oP Mendionn |
endicidíú . Mendicity, :
Mendigánte, ta, 3. Mendlcent, ggar.
Mendigár, va. To ask alms, beg; crave,
entreat,
ee Paige al di
endiguéz, sf. mendicancy.
Mandosaiiante; ad Fileely, pi
Mendóso, sa, a. False, mendacious.
Mendrúgo, sm. Broken bread given to beg-
ley pe am. A small bit of bread.
r, ra, 8, Mover, manager, director.
Meneár, ca. To move; man direct.—
or. To be brisk, smart; waddle.
Menóo, em. A waddl motion of the body.
Menestér, em. Necessity, need, want.—pl.
(Coll.) Corporal necessities; necessary
tools of a workman.
sa, a. Needy, necessitous.
Menéstra, sf. etable soup.
Menestrál, ¢m. Mechanic, tradesman.
Méngua, af Decay, decline; indigence;
d
Menguadaménte, ad. Ignominiously,
Menguádo, em. Coward; an avaricious,
Mongando da 2 Diminish d, impaired
en o, da, a, nished, impaired ;
cowardly ; foolish. hai
Menguánte, sm. Ebb-tide, low-water; de-
cline; decrease of the moon.
Menguir, on. To decay, decline; fail; nar-
row stockings.
em, Marsh-trefoil, buck-bean.
« In Spain, a maid of honor from
ood. (brain,
Menínge, sf. Menina, or meninges of the
Menino, em. Page of the queon and tnfan-
tas of Spain. [verse.
Menipéa, 4/. Kind of satire in prose and
Menique, 8. and a. Applied to the little
r.
Menisco, am. Meniscus, glass concave on
one side and convex on the other.
) V. Benjuá,
Menjúnje, Menjúrjo, sm. (Coll.) Composed
beverage of an unpleasant taste,
Menológio, ¢m. Menology, the martyrology
of the Grecks. aa
MEN
Menónta, q/. A black kind of bird.
Menór, sm. and /. Minor, under age; mi-
norite, a Franciscan friar or nun.—4N. '
The third class In ar; minor orders. |
Menór, a. comp. smaller, younger; .
minority. Lor menor, By retail.
Menoréte, a. coll, Al menorete, At least.
Menoria, 4f Inferiority, snbordination.
Menorista, sm. Student of mar in the
third class. [with the exception of |
Ménoa, ad. Less, in a lower degree; except, :
Monoscabadór, rn, 8. Dotracter, lessener.
Menoscabir, va. To impair, Jessen ; reduce,
deterlorate. l
Menoscabo, em. Diminntion, loss, _[Ible. |
Menospreciable, a. Suepicadle. contempt- ;
Menosprecladaménte, ad. Contemptaously. *
Monospreciador, ra, 4. Contemner, despiser.
Menospreclár, va. To undorrate, under-
value; contomn.
Menosprócto, am. Contempt, scorn; con-
Menotisa, af. V. Minutisa.
Mensáje, Mensajería, a. Mossage, errand.
ensajúro, ra, a, Messenger.
Menstruacion, sf Menstruation.
Menstruál, a. Menstrual.
Menstrualménte, ad. Monthly, menstrually.
Menstruánte, a. Menstruating.
Menstruár, en. To menstruate,
Ménstruo, sm, Menses, catamenia. (Chem.)
Menstruum.
Ménstruo, a, a, Menstruous, monthly.
Menstrnósa, a, (Med.) Applied to menses,
menstruating.
Mensual, a. Monthly.
Mensualménte, ad. Monthly.
Ménsula, af (Arch.) A projecting and sup-
porting member.
Menstra, 4f Measure.
Rae ee Mensurability.
Mensuráblo, a. Mensurable,
Mensuradór, ra, 8. Measurer.
Mensurál, a. Applied to all measures.
Mensurár, ca. Y. Medir and Juzgar.
Múnta, ef (Bot) Mint. [nowned.
Mentádo, a, Famous, culebrated, re-
Montál, a. Mental, intellectual,
Mentalménte, ad, Mentally.
Mentár, va. To mention, record.
Mentástro, sm. V. Mastranzo,
Ménte, af Mind, understanding; sense,
Meaning; will, disposition.
Mentecateria, 4f Folly, absurdity, nonsense.
Mentecatéz, af (Little us) Foolishness,
silliness. brained.
Mentecfto, ta, a Foolish, stupid, crack-
Mentecatén, na, a. Very silly.
Mentidéro, sm. Talking corner, where idlers
meet to tattle. [sainsay; falsify.
Mentir, va. To lie; disappoint, deceive :
Mentira, af. Lie, falschond, mendacity.
Mentirilla, ita, ¢f Falsehood told in jest.
Mentirón, em, Great lie,
Mentirosaménte, ad. Falsely, deceltfully.
Mentirosito, ta, a. A little false, doccitful.
Mentiróso, sa, a. Lying, mendacious; er-
roneous; liar.
Mentis, a, You lia, or thou llest.
Mes em, pl. V. Minucias.
Menudam eae. ad, Minutely, particularly.
MER
Menudeár, va. To repest minutely ; happen
minutely; retail
Menudencia, af. Trifle; minutencs Me
nudenciaa, Offal of yo: i
Menace: S7A, Minna Tal ibaa
y
Menudero, ra, & Dealer in tripes, dc.
Menudillo, sm, Extremities of animals.
Menud Giblets of fowis.
Menudico, íca, ito, ita, a. Somewhat small
Menúdo, da,- a. Small, slender of body;
worthless ; conimon, vulgar; change;
mean. fruits.
Menúdo, sm, Intestines, viscera; tithe of
Meñique, a. Tho little finger.
Meollada, 4f Fry of brain.
Meollár, em. (Naa) Spun-yarn.
Meóllo, azn. w ; judgment; crumb ol
bread; the substance of any thing.
[tumely. | Meón, na, a. Continually making water.
Meóna, . Now-born female infant
Mequetréfe, ss. Jackanapes, coxcomb.
Meraménte, ad. paid ;
Merár, oa. To mix liquors; mixtare of
ba oy Mica
rea, af. V. Compra.
Mercachifle, son. Peadter, hawker.
Mercadante, sm, V. Morcader.
Mercsdcár, on. To trade, traffic.
Morcadér, em. Dealer, shopkeeper.
Mercadéra, q. Shopkeeper's wile, trade
woman. [trade
Morcadoría, af Commodity, merchandise;
Mercádo, sm, Market, also a mart.
Mercadúria, L Merchandise, trade.
Mercál, sm. Ancient Spanish coin.
Mercáncia, af. Trade, traffic; Merchandise
Mercánte, em. and a, Dealer, trader; mer
cantile,
Mercantil, a. Commercial.
Morcantilmónte, ad. Commercially.
Mercár, va. V. Comprar. :
Mercéd, af Wages; gift, grace, mercy; vil
pleasure. uestra or ous a
our honor, your worship; a relgi
Morcenár a labo rr
ercenario, em. Day-laborer; mercen™):
Mercenário, ria, a. Mercenary, bireling;
~ a friar or nun of la mer )
Mercería, a/. Haberdashery, mercery. (Am
Fine hardware store. (keeper.
Mercéro, em. Habordasher ; hardware e
Merchánte, em, Merchant, also a merchs
vease
Merculino, na, a. Belonging to Wednesday.
Mercurlál, sm. and a, Mercurial aña o
medicinal, Annual mercury ; mercaris
Mercurino, na, a. Relating to Wednesday.
Mercúrio, em. Mercary; planet Mercury:
Merdellón, na, a. Slovenly, dirty.
Merdéso. » a. Nasty, filtby.
Mere, ad. V. Meramente. ward
ral ra, €. One who deserves re
or punishment. ]
Merecér, on. To deserve, merit, ¥. ear
To owe. a Raia el trabajo, To
worth the while.
Merecidaménte, ad. Worthily, deserved!
Merecido, da, a. Meritorious, contig.
Merecido, am. Condign punishment
Merecimiénto, sm. Oondignity, merit.
Merendar, on. To take a collation between
dinner and supper; to cat the pine
meal at noon.—va. To pry into; antici-
pate. cornfields.
Merendero, ra, G. fears | up the seeds in
Merendóna, &f A plentiful collation.
Merengue, sm. Sweetmeat of sugar and
white of eggs; a sort of march-pane.
Meretricio, cia, a. Meretricious.
Meretricio, am. Carnal sin.
Meretriz, af Y. Ramera,
Meréy, ef. (Bot.) Cashew-tree,
Mergansar, sm. (Orn.) Goosander.
M rgo, am. (Orn.) Diver.
Meridiána, 4% Meridional line, A’ la mert-
diana, At mid-day.
lan s Meridianos,
Meridiano, en. Meridian.
Gladiators.—Aa Meridional.
Meridionál, a. Southern, southerly.
Mericnda, 4f Luncheon, collation; principal ,
meal at noon. (Coll) Hump-back.
Mesenterico, ca, a. Mesenteric.
Mesentério, sm. Mesentery.
Meseraica, a. Mesenteric.
Meséro, sm. Journeyman who works for
montbly wages.
Mescta, af Landing-place of a staircase.
Meseta de guarnicion, (Nau.) Backo
stay stool.
Mesias, em. Messiah, Jesus Christ.
Meslézgo, em. Dignity of Messiah.
Mesilla, em. 8 table; sideboard; screw;
board-wages.
Mesillo, am. First menses after parturition.
Mesita, 4/. A small table.
Mesón, sm. Inn, public-house.
Mesonáje, sm. Street or place containing
numerous inns,
Mesoncillo, em. A little inn.
Mesonéro, em. Innkeeper, publican.
Mesonéro, ra, a. Serving in an Inn.
Mesonista, e com. Walter in an inn.
Mésta, ef The proprietors of black cattle
Merindad, af District of the jurisdiction of| and sheep, considered as a body. Zé
a merino.
Merino, sm. Royal judge and superintend-
honrado consejo dela Mesta, The hor
arable board of Mesta, qe
ent of sheep-walks; shepherd of merino | Mestéño, ña, a. Belonging to the mesta. V.
sheep. ture; q thick cur:ed hair.
Merino, na, a. Moving from pastare to pas-
M. ritamente, ad. Y. a Mirecidamenta.
M+ríto, sm. Merit, desert, excellence, virtue.
Meritoriaménte, ad. Meritoriously. |
Meritório, ria, a. Meritorious,
Meria, 4f (Orn.) Blackbird.
Merli, am. Crape.
Merlin, am. (Naw) Marline; also a magician.
Merlo, am. (Ichth.) A sea-fish common in
the Mediterranean.
Merién, am. (Fort) Merlon, part of the
rapet of £ ry.
Merlúza, sm. (Ichth.) Cod.
Merma, y. Waste, |
Mermár, on. To was iminish, lessen.
Mermelada, ¢ Marmalade.
Méro, sm. Vn) Pollock. [Hallbut.
Mero, ra, 7.Mere, pure, simple.—em.(Ichth.)
Meróde, Y. FiHaje.
Merodeadór. sm. Marnuder, pillager:
Merodear, en. To pillage, maraud.
Merodista, am. (Mil.) Pillager, marauder.
Mes, em. Month; monthly wages. Meses
rrayores, months of pregnancy;
months rre daa harvest,
Mesa, af. Table; the or viands pat on
the table; a flat on hills or mountains;
Janding-plece of a staircase; set or rub-
ber. esa franea, Open table, (Nau.)
Mesas de guarnicion, Channels of the
shroads. (stipend.
Mesáda, y. Monthly wages or allowance;
Mesána, af. e) Mizen mast or sail.
Mesár, va. To pluck off the hair with the
hands. wine made of the maguey.
Meecal, or Mexcal, sm. (Mex.) A liquor or
si glen af. Guard or watch of fruits or
; collection among laborers for this
a
Misega ot aye em, Keeper of the fruits of the
harvest, (Prov.) The guard of the o
ta.
ise ba ra, @ Relating to tho At for maize or cocoa,
Mostrenco. [0us; mestee or mustee,
Mestizo, za, a. Of a mongrel breed, hybrid-
Mésto, am. Saal Large prickly oak.
Mestara, af Meslin, mixed corn.
Mesáúra, 4/. A grave deportment; civility;
moderation; measure.
Mesuradaménte, ad. Gently, prudently.
Mesurádo, da, a. Moderate, circumspect,
modest.
Mesurár, ra, To act with solemn reserve. —
or. To behave with modesty and pru-
dence,
Méta, af Boundary, limit. V. Zimtta. Goal.
Motacarpo, sm, (Anat.) Metacarpus, palm
of the hand. [nism,
Metacronismo, em, Metachronism, anachro-
Metafísica, ¢/ Metaphysics, ontology.
Motaf isicaménte, ad. ataphysically.
Metafísico, ca, a. Metaphysical, abstract.
Metafisico, sm. Metaphysician, ontologist.
Metáfora, ¢/. Metaphor, a rhetorical figure.
os ad. Motaphorically, figu-
vely.
Motaforico, ca, a, Metaphorical.
Metaforizér, ea. To use metaphors.
Metál, em. Metal; brass, latten; compass
of the voice 4 ually.
Metalário, Metálico, Metalista, em. Metal-
lurgist; workman or dealer in motal.
Metálica, af V. Metalurgia.
Metálico, ca, a. Metallic; medallic.
Metalifero, ra, a. (Poet) Motalliferous,
Metalográfa, 4/. Metallography.
Metalúrgla, y. Motallargy:
Metalúrgico, ca, a. Relating to metallargy.
Metalargico, em. Metallangit.
Metálla, 4/. Small pieces of gold leaf used to
cover parts imperfectly gilt.
Metamorfoseos, Metamorfosi, Metamorfósis,
gf. Metamorphosis, transformation.
Metéstasis, 4/. (Med.) Metastasis, removal
of a disease from one part to another,
Metáte, am. (Mex.) A curved grinding-stone
289
ae y. (Rhet.) Metathesis, a transpo-
Metatareo, em. (Anat.) Motatarsus, a part of
the foot. [of new-born children.
Metedór, ra, € 8m Ed a meddler; clout
Meteduría, af Smaggling.
Metemnuertos, sm, i supernumerary in a
play; : pag oe ale
Metem etempsychosis,
Meteór = grey a. Vereen ineteorvus.
Metoorista, em. Meteorologist.
ropa ne pa props ;
cteorologia, otoorology.
Meteorológico, ca, a. Meteorological.
Metcorologista, am. palco (e
Metér, va, To place or put in; make, urge,
move; engage, induco; sako: decelve;
compress.—r. Meddle, interfere ;
miliar with a person; choose a
or trade; be led Lal peta
[women. | Mida,
Meticulóso,
pikes tana lye ‘teed by washer-
Metid e a. Placed or put in or into; on-
ecelved,.
Metimiénto em, Introduction, insertion.
Metódicamónte, ad. Methodically.
Metódico, ca, a. Methodical.
Metódico, em. pri name of the fol-
lowers of a sect of physicians.
Metodista, y: Moto 4 a religions sectary.
Método, sm, Method, mannor, mode, order.
Metonimia, ef. Metonymy. metonymy.
Metonimioco, ca, a. Motonymical, relating to
Metópa, af (Arch.) Metope, an ornament of
a Doric order.
Metellia, af ropa, > egg ng canister ater aoe
Motróta” e A Greck and ime measure,
Mótrica, Y. Motrical art, poes:
Mótricaménte, ad. Motrically.
Mótrico, ca, a. Metrical, composed in verse.
Metrista, a. V. Versificador.
Métro, em. Metre, verse. [nesa,
Motromania, 8 . Motromania, rhymin mad:
Apo Y: , Metropolis; archiep pal
church
Metropolitino, sm, Metropolitan, archblal
Motropolitán a a. pt cy
Méya, af Kind of large crab. [mortar,
Meche: af. Mixt compound, medley;
Mezcl áble, a. Miscible.
Mezcladaménte, ad. In a mixed manner.
Mezcladíllos, pe. a A kind of confectionary. | Mi
Mezoládo, da, a. Mixed, mingled; medie
Mezcladór, ra, € Mingler, compounder. ES
Mezcladúra, Mezclamiénto, V. Mescla,
Mozclir, ea. To mix, mingle; unite; spread
false reports, sow discord.
Mell y. Mixed cloth, gray. (Vul)
Pepper and salt.
Mezco pto Y: A mishmash of colors.
toe ad, Scantily, shabbily.
gr toe y. Penury, poverty; avarice,
triness, meanness.
Mesquino, na, €. Poor, penurious; niggard-
ly, mesn, pays niggard, mean; puny.
Mezq o Mosque.
Mi, pro. T e objective case of the pronoun
o: it is roe 8 governed A i ir
Mb, pro. pos. K ys eae ore substan
fa- | M
tives as mio is placed after them; thus
Mi umor or amor mio, My love. V. Mia.
ae a Y Crumb; mouthful; small copper
Midr + on. To mow, as a cat,
Miásma, af. (Med.) Missm or
Miáu, em. Mew of a cat.
Mica, ef. Mica, a genus of tales.
Micha tie em, Kitten.
Micho, cha, 4 Puss, name of a cat.
Micór, em. Ancient title of
Mico, em. Monkey. (Coll)
Microcéemoa, sm.
called. angment sound,
Micrófono, em. Microphone, instrument lo
Micrografía, 4/. Micrography, deseription of
microscopic objec
lcrómetro, sm. rece [scopieal.
Microscópico, Mig pions Microscopie, miero-
Mie are
ve Mite beanty.
fa Fear, creed. ti ns
8a, a. moro
Miél, en. Honey. Miel de caña, Molasses.
Miélea, af. (Bot) Lucern. (Lebth) A Rist
fdog-fish; a eben a pie oa
Miélgo, sr. X four-pronged
Miémbro, em. Member or i member,
any teen or
A
ist
: man Ís 60
Miia Orn.) Blackbird. V. Maria
om and other grain of which
a is made, corn.
Miga, Y. Crumb; a fragment of any thing;
marrow, substance, or principal pet
Migas, Crumbs of broad fried lu a ro
eee a, 4 A small bit of an Basi sl
. igaja Ear cor has not §
n of sense.
lena ? A small parti A psa
Mi la fa, uta of very mul
Mi py em. Crumb; marrow, core
Migár, va. To crumble.
yl ng, migratory:
Mi tórlo, ria, a. Mi
Micueléte, am. V. M mbs
16ro, de a. Crumby, relating 10 Orn
or do-
pei a q, (Bot) & Sbrubby
eston
Milo, em, (Bot.) Millet or millet at pono
Mil, em. Onc thousand or ten handred.
Milagro 4 mc mu
1 a, A miracle-
Miligro, em. Miracle, wonder; spering of
wax in commemorstion of 8 M
Te y milagros, Life, character,
or.
Milagrón, am. (Coll) Dread, astonishment
Milagrosaménte, ad. Miracalously.
y a Miraculous; marve le
Orn.) Gilead, kita oa
Reen hunger and litte to &:
bar of tho thistle.
Mi
E pro
MIN
Milenário, ria, a. Millenary.
Milenário, em. Millennium; millenary.
Milengrána, 47 (Bot.) Rupture-wort.
Miléno, a. Applied to cloth, the warp of | Mineral
na, Pp pe arp ógla,
which contains a thousand
MIR
spring of water; mine which contains
metals; the source of any thing.
Mineralización, af. (Phys) eralization.
3 eralogy. [ogy.
Mineralógico, ca, a. pelonging to mineral- .
Milenráma, y Oe) Common milfoil or | Mineralogista, em. Mineralogis
w. Y.
yarro i en rama,
Milénta, af (Low) V. Mil.
Milúpora, 47 Mille [part of any th!
Milésimo, ma, a. Thoasandth; thousandt
Milésio, ta, a. Applied to ridículous tales for Miniatára, 4/
e,
tim
Mihójas,
A ) V. Milenrama.
Millar, a.
fary, a cutaneous disease.
Milicia, sf. Art and science of war, warfare;| in Latin
militia.
Milictano, em. Militia-man.
Milicláno, na, a. Military, militar.
Milionário, em. V. Millonario.
Milionésimo, ma, a. Millionth.
Miiitánte, a. Militant; military.
Militár, em. Boldier.—pé Military,
Apra de
stand good, go
Militarménte, ad. Militarily.
Militarón, em. A military man who is
deeply versod in the science of war.
Milla, of. Mile; eight stadia, or one thon-
sand geometric steps. (Nau.) Knot.
Millar, em. Number of thousand; a meas-
ure of cocoa.
Millaráda, af. Several thousands. Zchar
milla Tobrag of wealth and riches.
Millo, am. V. Mijo.
Millón, em. Million. Millones, Excise levied
diery.
e sol-
in Spain on wine, vinegar, dc. Sala de
millones, Board of excise.
Miilonário, am. A person extremely rich.
Millonésimo, ma, a. V. Milionésimo.
Milécha, 8/. V. Cometa,
Milér, em. My lord.
Mimádo, da, a. Spoiled, humored. Niño
mimado, Spofled child.
Mimadór, em. (Little us.) Coaxer.
Mimár, ea. To coax, wheedle, fondle, humor,
Mimbrál, em. Plantation of osiers.
Mimbre, em. (Bot.) Twig of an osfer.
Mimbreár, or. Y. Cimbrar.
Mimabbréio, fa, a. Of the nature of osiers.
Mimbréra, 4f. (Bot.) Osler.
Mimbrcál, sm. Plantation of osiers.
Miumbróso, sa, a. Mado of osiera,
Mimico, ca, a, Mimic.
imo, em. Baffoon, merry-andrew, mimic;
endearingness, fondness; prudery; an-
cient mimes or farcical representations.
Mimología, ef Mimology, act of imitating.
Miméaa, @f age Mimosa. [fond.
Mimóso, sa, G. Delicate, endearingly soft,
Mina, ¢ Conduit; spring or source; busi-
ness of great profit. (Mil) Mine. Mine
of miner
Minadór, ra, s. Miner; engineer.
Minál, a. Belonging to a mine.
Minár, ea. To mine; sap.
Minaróte, em. Minaret.
Minéra, g/. Mine which contains metals.
Mincráje, sm. Labor of mining.
Min a. Mineral.
Minéro, sm. Mine; miner; source, origin.
Mingón, sm, (Prov.) A great coward.
Mi sm. pl. Small stockings.
Miniér, ea. To shade a painting, miniate.
Miniature.
Miniaturista, £ com. Miniature painter.
Minima, ¢f (Mus.) Minim.
Minimista, sm. Student of the second class
Minimo, ma, a. Least, smallest.—¢. Min
religious order of 8t. Francis de Pea
Minio, am. Minium, an oxide of lead.
Ministerlál, a. Ministerial.
Ministerialménte, ad. Ministerially.
.| Ministário, em. Office, public place; manual
labor; ministry, the principal officers of
on. To serve in the army; hold,| government; ministry, the office of the
ra _ rompi of Se A
ástra, q/. Min e who serves;
wifo of a ed Ñ
Ministradór, ra, £. One who ministers.
Ministránte, pa. Serving, ministrating.
Ministrár, va. and n. To minister, serve an
office or employment, orm the fanc-
tions of a public place; minister, supply,
furnish. {minstrel.
Ministril, em. An usher, also a constablo; a
Ministro, sm. Minister of state; Minister of
a foreign power; petty officer of justice;
an agent,
Minoración, @ Minoration.
Minorár, va. To lessen, reduce, clip.—or.
To lower, fall. or lessens.
Minorativo, va, a. Lessening, that decreases
Minoría, ¢f Minority, the smaller number.
Minori y. Minority, non
Minotaúro, sm. Minotaur, fabulous monster.
[pet. | Minúcia, ¢/ Minuteness, smallness; mite. —
PP ie Minutim.
inucióso, a. Scrupulously cautions,
Minuéta, ef (Nau.) Shipwrigut's boat or
an
t
Mind, Minuóte, em. Minuet, a dance.
(erre! vi Small gan A
inúta, y. Minute, first of an agree-
ment; minute-book.
Minutár, va. To take down the principal
heads of an agreement; make the first
draft of a contract.
Minutário, sm. Publio register; recurd.
Minutéro, 87m, Minute-band,
Minutia, af (Bot.) Carnation, a pink.
Minutisa, 2. (Bot.) Swcet-willlam pink.
Mináto, em. Minuto; space of time.
Miñón, em. Name of light infantry in Spain.
Miñósa, y. Worm. V. Lombria.
Mio, mia, . poss, My, mine.
Mio, em. Puss, or a cat. muscles,
oras ‘ Miography, description of the
Miología, af. Myology, treatise on muscles,
Miope, €. Miope or myope.
Mtópia, 4
Myopy.
Miqueléte, em. Miquelct, mountain militia,
Mineral, sm. Mineral, a fossil body; ore; a! Mira, ef The aim ofa gun; open’ olmath:
MIS
MIX
ematical instruments to direct the sight;
care; vigilance; expectation, design.
Ltn Neel Look! behold! take care!
Mirabél, a, (Bot.) Summer cypress goose-
foot; kind of white plum.
Mirabolano, sm, (Bot.) Myrobalan.
Miráda, af Glance; gaze. (tower.
Miradéro, sim. Watch-tower, observatory,
Mirádo, da, a. Considerate, circumspect,
rudent.
Miradór, ra, 4. Spectator; a kind of balcony.
Miradúra, af V. Mirada.
Miramamolin, sm, Appellation given to the
sovereign of the Moors.
Miramiénto, em. Awe, reverence, dread:
consideration; circumspection ; reveren-
tial civility.
Mirar, ea. To behold, look; have rogard
for, appreciate; aim at; observe, watch;
notice; take care, protect.
Mirasól, am, (Bot.) Turnsol. V. Girasol.
Miritico, ca; a. Marvelious, admirable.
Miriúáque, Mirridáque, em. Bauble; Manil-
la grass-cloth.
Mirla, ef. (Orn.) Blackbird. V. Afirlo.
Mirlamiónto, $m. Air of importance; af-
fected gravity.
Mirlárse, or. To assume an air ofimportance.
Mirlo, sm. (Orn.) Blackbird; affocted gravity.
Mirón, na, 8. Looker-on, bystander; busy-
body, gazer.
Mirra, of Myrrh. [Ine
Mirrádo, da, a. Composed of myrrh; myrrh-
Mirraúste, sm. Plgeon-sauce.
Mirtidáno, am. Sprout of a myrtle.
Mirtifórme, a. Myrtiform.
Mirtino, na, 4. Resembling myrtle.
Mirto, am. (Bot.) Myrtle.
Misa, ef. Mass. Misa del gallo, Midnight
mass, Misa mayor, High mass.
Misacantáno, am. Priest who says the mass
for the first time,
Misál, em. Missal.
Misantropíia, 3/. Misanthropy.
Misantrópico, ca, a. Misanthropic, misan-
thropical.
Misantrópo, em. Misanthropist,
Misário, sm. Acolyte.
Miscelánea, 4/. Miscellany. [covetona,
Miseráble, a. Miserable, wretched; dejectod;
Miserablemónte, ad. Miserably, unhappily,
covetously.
Miseración, 8/. V. Misericordia, [mente.
Miscraménte, ad. Meanly. V. Miserable-
Misereár, on. To act penuriously.
Miserére, em, The Psalm miserere. (Med.)
Misereroe, the iliac passion. (Amer. vulg.)
Diarrhea.
Miséria, sf Misery, calamity, wretchedness,
oppression; coyetousnoss, avarice, mcan-
ness; trifle.
Misericérdia, af Mercy, clemency.
Misericordiosaménte, ad. Clemently, mer-
elfully. [ate, merciful.
Misericordióso, sa, a Humane, compassion-
Miséro, ra, a. Masa-loving: applied to a
priest who only says mass.
Misero, ra, a. V. Afiserate.
Misérrimo, ma, a, sup. Very miserable.
Misión, % _Misston ; a missionary and his
Misionár, oa. and #.
Misionéro,
Misiyo, va, a. Missive.
Mismisimo, ma, a. sup. Very same.
Mismo, ma, a. Same, similar, self-same, like
Misquio, em. A marble intermixed with a
mission: charges, costs, expense; allow-
ance to reapers eae | the harvest.
o preach as a mis
A ee To reprimand.
slonary.
islonário, sm. Missionary.
variety of stones.
Mistaménte, ad. V. Mintamente.
Mistár, on, To speak or make pie with
the mouth. and cinnamon.
Mistéla, 4/. Drink made of wine, water, sugar,
Mistório, sm. Mystery; any thing
artíully
made difficult.
Mistorlosaménte, ad. Mysteriously, secretly.
Mite 2 Re
istica, af. vinity; mystic
Mistieamcnte’ ad, E
erious.
Mystically ; emblemat-
ically.
Misticismo, em. Mysticism.
Mistico, ca, a. Mystic, mystical; emblem-
atical; spiritual
Mistica, sm. A mystic; a writer in mystical
divinity; small coasting vessel the
papi eecataavedt who
sticón, sm. A great mystic; a person
affects holy life in a high d
egree.
Mistión, Misto, Mistúra, Misturár, V. Viz-
tion, Mixto, Mixtura, and Mixturar.
. | Mistilineo, nea, a. (Geom.) Mixtilinear.
Mita, ef The number of Indians subjected
to compulsory labor by turna, in conform
it the law of that name.
Mitad, ef. Molety, half.
Mitán, sm. Glazed linea for lining.
pen dos em. Indian serving his turn of com-
a po ry labor.
Mitéla, af (Bot) Mitella, [tenuation.
Mitigación, af Mitigation, moderation, ex-
Mitigadór, sm. Mitigator, mollifier.
Mitigánte, pa. and a. Mi ng; mitigant.
Mitigúr, ea. To mitigate, soften, lull; queneh,
asauage. (rai tigant.
Mitigativo, va, Mi rio, ria, a. itive,
Mitología, af Mythology.
Mitológicamónte, ad. Mythol cally.
Mitológico, ca, a. Mythological.
Mitologico, Mitologista, Mitólogo, em. My-
Mitonee op pl M [R proar.
Mitónes, 9773. ittens. lot, u i
Mitóte, sm. An Indian dance. (Mex. Coll.)
Mitra, af Mitre; the rend of a bishop.
Mitrido, a. Mitred: applied to a person
beariug a mitre at vals.
Mitrár, vn. (Coll) To be mitred; be ere-
ated a bishop.
Mitridáto, sm. Mithridato, antidote.
Mitulo, em. Mytulus or sea-muscla
Mixtaménte, ad. Belonging to both ecelvs!-
astical and civil courts.
Mixtifórl, a. (Lat Law) Applied to a erime
that may be tried cither in ecclesiastical
or secular courts.
Mixtión, af. Mixtion, mixture. [breed.
Mixto, ta, a. Mixed, mingled; of a cross-
Mixto, sm. V. Mistura.
Mixtara, g/. Mixture; meslin.
Mixturar, za. ‘To mix, mingle.
MOD
MOJ
Míz, am. Puss or cat.
Mizo, za, 8. Y. Micho, cha.
Moublár, ea. (Prov.) To furnish with
Móble, a. V. Móvil,
Mocadéro, Mocadór, sm. Pocket handker-
Mocárro, am. Snot, the mucus of the nose;
treat given by a journeyman to his com-
panions the first day he works at a shop.
Moceár, va. To act as a boy; to revel.
ae sf. JuveniMty; careless kind of
iving.
Mocére a. Lascivious.
Mocetón, na, a. A young, robust person.
Mocháda, af Butt of a horned animal.
Mochar, ta. To cut, lop off. V. Desmochar.
Mocházo, sm. Blow with tho butt-end of a
musket,
Mochéta, sf. End of a column and cornice
whence an arch is sprung; corner-stone.
Mouchul, em, Farmer's boy.
Mochila, 4. A caparison for a horse; knap-
sack, facer reochila, To provide pro-
visions for a journey. [rego-earrer
Mochiléro, Mochibler, am. A soldiers bag-
moshin, sm. Young shoot of a tree. V. Ver-
dugo.
Mocha, cha, a. Dishonored ; AE shorn;
Coll.) Hypocrit-
lopped; maitme<. ex.
fear : a
Mochuélo, sm. (Orn.) Red owl Tocar el
mochuelo, To get always tho worst part
of a thin [Afonzon.
Moción, af Motion. movement—sm,. V.
Mocito, ta, a. Youthful—s, A very young
hah
rbi-
[chief.
rson.
Mco, sm. Snot; any mucous matter; snuff
of alamp or candle. Moco de pavo, Crest
of a turkey; anv worthless thing.
Mocosidád, sf. Mucosity, viscosity.
Mocóso, sa, a. Mucky, snotty, snivelly ; des-
Picable; ignorant. [perienced youth.
Mocóso, sa, £ An ignorant pore an inex-
Mocosuélo, la, 8. thoughtless, inexperl-
enced Scare
Móda, e Fashion, form, mode, custom.
Modal, a. Fashionsble. Modales, Manners,
castoms,
Modelár, ra. To model, form.
Modilo, am. Model, pattern, exemplar.
Moderación, sf, Moderation, tempers
ate
frogality, [
Moderadaménte, ad. Moderately, temper-
Ear da, a. Moderate, temperate, con-
R derate.
Moderador, ra, am. Moderator; moderatrix.
Moderár, va. To moderate, regulate, restrain.
Moderativo, va, a. Moderating.
Moderatério, ria, a. That which moderates.
Modernaménte, ad. Recently, lately.
M tzár, va. To modernize.
Modérno, na, a. Late, recent, modern.
Modérnos, am. pl. The moderns. [ostly.
Modestaménte, ad. Modestly, meckly, hon-
Modéstia, ef. Modesty, decency, chastity;
meekness, (assuming.
Modisto, ta, a. Modest, decent, chaste, un-
Modificación, 4/. Modification.
Modificadór, ra, e. Modifier.
Modificár, va. To modify. moderate.
Modifleativo, va, a. Modificative,
Modillo, sm. Manner, mien.
Modillón, em. (Arch.) Modillon.
Módio, 6m, Roman measnre.
. | Modismo, #m. Particular style in writing.
Modista, 8. com. A fashionable; a milliner,
a dress or mantua maker.
Módo, sm. Mode, method, form; modera-
tion, civility; mood; tone.
Modórra, Y Drowsiness, heavinees; dawn
of day; flabbiness of the pulp of fruit.
ar std va. To drowse.—or. To become
abby.
Modorrilla, ef The third night-watch.
Modórro, ra, a. Drowsy, sleepy; dull, stupid,
Modrégo, am. Dunce, dolt.
Modulación, ef. Modulation.
Moduladór, ra, a. Modulator. [mony.
Modulár, en. To modulate, sing with har-
Módulo, sm, (Arch.) Module; modulation.
Modáúrria, af. Folly. V. Boberta,
Moéda, 4/ Thicket of old oak; moidore.
Mófa, Y Mockery, jeer, scoff.
Mofador, ra, 8, Scoffer, scorner, jester.
Mofadúra, sf Scoff, scorn, jesting.
Mofár, va. To deride, jeer, mock, flirt; sneer.
Moféta, 4 Mephites; a mixture of hydro-
gen, carbonic, and azotic gases.
Mofetizádo, da, a. Mephitie.
Mofléte, sm. Chub-cheek.
Mofletfido, da, a. Chub-cheeked.
Moflon, sm. Siberian sheep.
Moga, af, (Low) Cash.
Mogite, em. Varnish used by potters, A’ me-
to mogate, Carelessly.
Error ta, a V. Mogigato.
Mogollón, sm, A hanger-on, & te.
Mogóte, em. (Nau.) An insulated rock al
sea; pointed stack of corn. AMogotes,
Tendrils of deer.
Mogróllo, sm. Parasite; clown, rustic.
Moháda, 8f Humectation. V. Mojada.
Mohárra, af The point of a flag-staff
Moharráche, Moharrácho, am, Jack-pud-
ding, merry-andrew.
Mohátra, af, Selling for high prices and buy-
ing at tho low
Mohatrár, va. V. Mohatra.
Mahatréro, ra, 8, Extortioner.
Mohatrón, sm. Extorter.
Mohecér, va. To moss, cover with mosa,
y. | Mohina, af. Animost
Mohino, na, a. Frotal. vish ; black in col-
or: applied to anim: [soveral others.
Mohino, sm. One who plays alone yaa]
Moho, em. et oe oe. Arde ees.
Mohéeo, sa, €. Mouldy, musty, y.
Mojabana, ef V. Almojabana.
Mojáda, ef Humoctation; sop. (Low) Stab.
Mojador, ra, & Wotter, molstener.
Mojadúra, 3f Act of moistening or wettin
Mojáma. @f Salt tanny-fish, dried or amok
Mojar, vu. To wet, moisten: meddle.
Mer af. (Mex.) Poniard in the shape of
a heart,
Mofarrilla, em. aa Punster, Jester.
cla am, or Bey Be fowl or meat.
Mojéles, sm. pl. (Nau.) Nippers. .
Mojieén, am. Blow in the face with the
clenched fist; kind of swectineat,
Mojigánga, 677, A morris dance; ae
MOL
MON
af. V. Mojigateria,
y. H risy.
Mojigáto, ta, 8. Disembler, hypocrite.—a.
Deccitful, hypocritical.
Mofi, Mojil, em. V. Casuela,
Mojiga:
Mole
Mojo, em. Y. Remojo. {pitching.
Mojón, am. Landmark ; heap, pile; play, like
Malone: ef Duty on wine sold by re
. Amojona.
Mojonación, af Y. Amojonamiento.
Mojonár, va, V. Amojonar,
Mojonéra, 4f Landmark.
Mojonéro, sm. Gauger.
Móla or Móla-matriz, sf. Mole. a formless
concretion in the uterus, Mola, Barley
or flour mixed with salt and used in sac-
Melba f 1 dat
oláda, 4f Quantity of colors ground at once.
Molar, a. Molar, belonging to a millstone, or
any other thing for grinding, as the teeth.
Molcajóte or Morcajéte, sm. (Mex.) A mor-
tar, used to pound spices and small seeds.
Moldár, va. To mould. V. Amoldar.
Molde, em, Mould; pattern; block, De
molde, Printed or published; fitting.
Moldeadór, sm. Moulder.
Moldeár, va. To mould or make moulds,
Moldúra, af Moulding. [ment.
Moldurár, ea. To mike a moulding or orna-
Mole, a. Soft, mild.—a/. Vast in size or quan-
tity; massinesa,
Molécula, af. Molecule.
Moledúro, ra, a. That which is to be ground.
Moledór, ra, 8. Grinder; pot in which print-
er's ink is prepared; coxcomb. [lienda.
Moledára, af The act of grinding. Y. Mo»
Molendéro, em. Miller, grinder; choco
manufacturer,
Molér, oa. To grind, pound, mill; molest;
consume by use; chew.
Moléro, sm. er or seller of millstones,
Molecstadór, ra, #. Disturber, molester.
Ree, ad, Troublesomely, griev-
ously,
Molestár, va. To vex, disturb, molest.
Molestia, 4f Molestation,hardship, grievance.
Molésto, ta, a. Grievous, vexatious, oppress-
ore of Mull [grind rie on inarble.
olcta, ¢f Muller, stone used by painters to
Moletón, am. Milled flannel. E
Molibdéna, 2/. Molybdena, a semi-metal.
Molicie, af. Tenderness, softness, efferninacy ;
an unnatural crime.
Molido, da, a. Ground; fatigued; flogged.
Molicnda, qf. The act of grinding; grist;
grinding mill. V. Safra. Weariness,
tigue.
Mollénte, ¿pa Grinder. Moliente y corri-
ente, (Coll) Right, see
Molificación, af Mollification.
Molificadór, sm. (Little us.) Mollifier.
Molificár, va. To mollify, soften.
Molificativo, va, @ That which mollifies.
Molimicnto, em. The act of grinding, pound-
ing; fatigue, lassitude.
Molinéjo, sm. dim. A small mill.
Molinéra, af. Miller's wife.
Molinéro, am, Miller, grinder.
Molinéro, ra, a. A thing which is to bo
ite OH pounded; belonging to a mill.
Molinéte, sm. Windlass. Molinete del ca-
brestante, The barrel of the capetan ; tarn-
stile. {olate-mill.
Molinillo, sm. Hand-mill; churn-staff; choc-
Molinismo, sm, Molinism or quietiam, sect
of Molinos. pos
Molinista, em. Molinist, a follower of -
tail, | Moliníto, sr. A small mill
Molino, em. Mill; also a restlesa, noisy per-
son. (Coll) The mouth. a
Molitivo, va, a. Mollient
Molla, af. Crumb of bread. [Ibdle.
Mollar, a. Soft, ponder, aros fleshy ; tlex-
Molle, am. (Bot.) V. Falso Pimentero.
Molloér, en. To grow soft and pliable; yield
iA {of bread.
Mollédo, em, The fleshy part of a limb ; cram
Molléja, ef. Gland, particularly at the roof of
the tongue; gizzard; maw.
Mollejilla, ita, $ V. Mollejuela,
Mollejón, am. A large giand; a big, corpu-
lent person.
Mollejucla, af A small d.
Molléra, sf. Crown of head. Cerrado
de mo Rude, ignorant.
Molléro, em. Fleshy part of the arm.
Molléta, af. Snuffers; bread made of the
finest flour.
Molléto, sm, Manchet; soft or hot muffins
Molletes, Plump cheeks,
Mollina, Mollizna, af. Mist,
Molliznár, Molliznear, on. To drizzle, mizzle.
Molóndro, Molondrón, sm. A slaggish and
a Jover fellow, poltroon.
Molóso, am. Foot of Latin verso, consisting
of threo long eS
aquila,
late | Moltára, af. V.
Moly, em. (Bot.) Great yellow garlic
Momentáneaménte, ad. Momentally.
Momentánoo, nea, a. Momentaneous.
Moménto, sm, Moment; consequence; im-
rtance,
. Mummery.
a, Meagre, lean.
Mémia, ef Mummy.
Mómo, em. Buffoonery, grimacea
Momóndiga, 8/. (Bot.) V. Bulsamina.
Momperáda, 4f A glazed woollen staff.
Mona, af. Female monkey or ape. (Coll)
Ludicrous imitator. Instrument for copy-
ing pictures and prints, also a sort of cake.
Monacal, 4, Monachal, monastic, monkish.
Monacalménte, ad. Monastically.
Monacáto, em. Monkhood, monachiam,
rra sm, O rd,
onacérdio, am, chord, a stringed mu-
iti tn men tri
on : mo
Mónado, em. Monad, monade.
Monágo, Monaguillo, em. Y. Monactiio.
Monaquísmo, e. Monachism.
Monárca, em. Monarch, king, sovereign.
Monarquía, q/. Monarchy.
Monárquico, ca, a. Monarchical, monarchal.
Monasteriál, a. Monastic.
Monasterillo, a. A small monastery. [ter.
Monastério, am. Monastery, a convent,
Monásticaménte, ad. Monastically.
Monástico, en, a. Monastic, monastical,
Monézo, za, & Large monkey or apo,
MON
MON
ee ere Rae Re hee ait cee cae heheh A eon Pd a ee tance
Món óg;
da, af. Pruning of trees, the praning |
opging. | Mon
Mondadiente, Mondadiéntes, em. Toothpick.! drawn
Moudadór, ra, €. Cleaner, purifier.
Mondadúra, É Cleaning, cleansing. Mon-
daduras, Parings, peelings.
Mo jas, am. Bar-pick,
Mondár, va. To clean; husk, strip off the
husks of 1; cut the hair.
or sheep stuffed with
Mondo, da, a. Clean, pure, unadulterated.
Mondónga, Y. Kitchen-wench, a maid-ser-
vant. erat a
Mondóngo, em. Tripes, black-pud Y.
Mondongonizár, ea. To dress tripe, make
biaek-puddings. [black-puddings.
Moudonguéro, ra, s, One who makes or
oido a. (Coll.) Relating to tripes or
puddinga us, preposterous manner,
Moneár, on. To act in an affected or ridicu-
Monéda, af. Money; coinage.
Mon OQ, am,
Mo: » Monedeér,
Monederia, ¢f Mint,
Monedéro, em. Colner, moneyer.
Monedilla, ita, g/. A small piece of money.
Moneria, ¢& Grimace; mimicry ; trifle, gew-
gaw; ; flirtation.
Monésco, ca, a E ea [models.
Monetário, een. Cabinet of ancient coins and
oa sm. Name formerly given to Moor-
en.
Monfórte, em. Everlasting, strong cloth.
Moniáto, am. A farinaceous root, of which
bread is made in South America,
Monicáco, Monicóngo, em. A concelted,
thonghtless person. _ [bans of m
Monición,
va. To coin,
a Admonition, publication "of
Monigóte, em. (Coll.) Lay-brother of reli-
gious « An ignorant person.
Monillo, sm. Waist, ce, corset.
Montpódio, em. Combination for an unlaw-
Mónis, e). A Kind of fritters; any smal. nes
&f nd o ; an neat
Monitór, em. V. Admonttor. dj
mies te af. Summons by an el
ju comman e appearance an
deposition of a witness. d
Monitério, ria, a. Monitory, admonitory.
Monja, 4. Nun.—pé, Sparks of burned pa-
rs.
pe
Monje, em, Monk. (Orn.) Brown peacock.
Monjecico, ata Ha sm. A little monk.
Monjia, $/. Prebend in a convent, [weeds
Monjil, em. Habit or dress of a nun; widow's
Monjio, e The day and ceremony of taking
ev
Móno, na, a. (Coll.) Neat, pretty; fanny.
dno, om. Monkey, ape; mimic.
Monoceróte, Monocerónte, sm, Unicorn.
Mon em, Monochord.
Monocotiledon, Monocotiledóneo, ea, a.
(Bot.) Monocotyledonous.
Monocromáta, 4f. Monochromaton, one-col-
ored painting.
Monóculo, la, a. Monoculous, one-eyed.
Monócalo, sm. Bandago after operating for
the lachrymal fistula.
Monogúmia, 4/. Monogamy.
amo, 871. He who marries only once.
ografico, ca, a. (Little us.) Monographic,
in plain lines,
Mon
M
onográma, sm. Monogram.
Monólo; , am. Monologue, soliloquy.
Mosomiquiá, Y. Monomachy.
Monómio, em, (Alg.) Monome,
Monopástos, sn, ley with one wheel.
Monopótalo, la, a, Monopetalous, having
only one flower-leaf.
Monopiréno, na, a, Monopyrenous,
Monopólio, sm. Monopoly.
Monopolista, 6m. Monopolist, monopolizer.
Monopolizár, va. To monopolize,
Monopterio, em. Monopteron, circular open
tample.
Monosilábico, ca, a. V. Monoetlabo.
Monosilabo, a. Monosyllabled, mono-
syllabical.—s. Monosyilablo,
a. ( pere o pi
Monospermo,
Otis nothe belief in only
Monoteismo, 81.
ono God,
Monotonia, 4f Monotony.
Monótono, na, a. Monotononua,
Monotriglifo, sm. en) Monotriglyph.
Monseñor, sm, A title of honor given to the
Dauphin of France, and to Italian and
French prelates,
Monejár, em. Monsieur. [for cen
Mónstruo, em. Monster, something horrible
Monstruosaménte, ad. Monstruously.
Monstruosidad, af. Monstruosity.
Monstruóso, sa, a. Monstrous; enormous;
shocking. [to sound to horse.
Monta, 2f. Amount, sum total; value, worth;
Montadéro, sm. One who mounts; mount-
ing-stone.
Montádo, a. A soldier's substitute; a ready:
sad horse; a trooper on horseback;
set, as diamonds, dee,
Montadór, sm. Mounting-bloc
Montadára, Y. A trooper's accoutrements.
Montáje, sm, Act of moun artillery.
Montajes, Mounting or bed of a piece of
ordnance.
Montanéra, af. The feeding of hogs with
perk driven for that purpose into groves
O:
Montanéro, en. Forester.
Montano, na, a, Mountainous, [titude,
Montantáda, af. Ostentation, pep 2 mul-
Montante, am. A broad-sword used by feno-
ang meets the upright post of a ma-
chine. [vaunt, b
Montanteár, en, To wield the broad-sword ;
pas ds sm. He who fights with a broad-
swo
ge teh Mountain moant. V. Monte.
—pl. Highlands; a ridge of mountains.
Montañés, sa, a. Monntainons, inhabiting
mountains,
Montañés, sa, 8. Mountaineer, a highlander.
a Montañncla, ef. A moun-
Montañóso, sa, 4, Mountainous, hilly.
Montár, on. To mount or go on horseback ;
amount to; cock a gun. (Nau.) To double
a cape.
Montaráx, em. Mountaineer. [untamed.
Montaráz, a. Mountain, sahara wild,
orseblock,
montoir,
MOR
MOR
Móntas, ad. (Low) Indeed.
Montazgár, cu. To levy tho toll upon cattle
passing from one province into another.
Montázgo, em. V. Montaegar.
Monte, sm. Mountain, mount; wood, forest;
difficulty, obstruction. (Amer.) A game
atcards, Monte de piedad or monte pio,
A pawnbroker's shop.
Montéa, ¢f Art or trado of hewing stone;
plan of a building. (Arch.) Sweep of an
arch on the convex side,
Monteár, va. To hunt; draw the plan or
profile of a building; vault, form arches.
Montecillo, em. A small wood or forest;
hillock. [common people in Spain.
Montera, ef. A cap made of cloth, used by
Monteréro, 8m, Cap-maker or seller.
Monteréy, am. A kind of thin paste rolled
up into spiral tubes.
Montería, 4/. Hunting, hunt, chase.
Montéro, em. Huntsman, hunter.
Montés, sa, €. Montigenous, bred wild, or
found in a forest or mountain.
Montésa, 4f A military order of Spain.
Montéscos, a, Ilflabermontescos y capeletes,
To have great disputes and contentions,
Montesino, na, «. Montigenous, bred wild,
or found in e forest or mountain,
Mónto, am. V. Monta.
Montón, em. Heap, pile. Menton de gente,
Crowd; mass, cluster; a dirty fellow.
Montuosidád, 4 Mountainousness,
Montuóso, sa, a. Full of woods and thickets,
monntainous. [pings of same,
Montara, ef. Saddle horses or mules; trap-
Monuélo, sm. A coxcomb.
Monuménto, am. Monument; altar raised in
churches on Holy Thursday to resemble
a sepulchre, Afonumentos, Remains of
antiquity.
Monzón, sm. Monsoon.
Móña, af. Doll dressed to display the pre-
valling fashion; peevishness,
Moiio, em. Hair on the crown of the head
tled together; crest of birds.
Moñúdo, da, a. Crested, topped.
Moqueir, en. To snivel, blow one's nosa,
Moquéro, sm. (Coll.) Pocket-handkerchief,
Moquéte, em. Blow on the nose.
Moqueteir, en. To discharge much mucus
pom the nose.—va. To give blows fn the
ace,
Moquifero, ra, ct. (Little us.) Snotty, mucous.
Moquillo, am. A little mucus; pip, a disease
tn fowls.
Moquíta, 4f Running from the nose in cold
weather.
Por mor de, ad. (Coll) For the sake of.
Mora, 8/. Delay, procrastination ; mulberry.
Morabito, sm. Appellation given by Mo-
hammedans to their religious sages.
Morácho, cha, a. Dark purple.
Moráda, @f Habitation, abode.
Morádo, da, a. Violet, mulberry-colored.
Moradór, sm. Inhabitant, lodger.
Morága, 47 Handfal or bundle formed by
female gleanera
Morál, em. (Bot.) Mulberry-treo.—s/. Ethics,
treatise on morality; morality; morals.
Moraldja, is A brief moral observation.
Moralidád, ef. Morality; form of an action,
the subject of reward or punishment.
: Moralista, sn. Moralist.
_Moralizadór, em. Commentator, moralizer.
¡Moralizár, ea, and % To moralize; explsin
in a moral sense; speak or write on moral
subjects.
Moralménte, ad. Moraly; according to the
rules of virtue; by common sense.
Morár, on. To inhabit, dwell, lodge, live.
Morito, ta, a. (Poet) Relating to manners
and morals. {a debtor.
Moratória, af Letters of license granted to
Morbidéz, «f Morbidity; among peinters,
softness or mellowness of tint. [low.
Mórbido, da, a. Morbid, diseased ; soft, mel-
Morbifico, ca, a. Morbific, causing disease.
Mórbo, ant. Discase, distemper.
Morbóso, sa, a. Diseased, morbid.
Morcácho or Trigo noe Eidos or
Trigo morcájo, sm. and a. “Y. Centeno.
Morcélla, ef. Spark from a lamp.
Morcilla, af Black-pudding.
Morcilléro, ra, a. Pork-man, pork-buteher,
Morcillo, lla, a. Entirely black: applied to
horses. [from shoulder to elbow.
Morcillo, am. The feshy of the arm
Morcón, em. A | black-pudding; a large
ty; a sivcastie tengnacs
sau
Mordacldád, as Mordacity ; roughness, as-
Morcilla, af Small gag used as chastisement
to novices in convents for loquacity.
Mordánte, am. (Print.) Guide; container.
Mordáz, a. Corrosive, biting; sarcastic.
Mordáza, sf Gag; also sort of nippers or
pincers.
Mordazmónte, ad, Acrimoniously.
Mordedór, ra, & Biter.
Mordedára, af Bite; mordication.
Mordér, va. To bite; be pungent te the
taste; selze or stick fast; gnaw, wear
Pray gradually; nip, taunt (Nan.) To
te.
Mordicación, af Mordication, smarting.
Mordicánte, pa. and a. Biting, pungent.
Mordicár, ca. To gnaw, nibble. (cant.
Mordicativo, va, a. Biting, gnawing, mordi-
Mordida, af Bit, bite, a monthfal.
Mordido, da, a. Diminished, wasted awsy.
Mordido, sm, Bit, mouthful of mest.
Mordiénte, sm. Gold size, used by painters,
Mordihúi, gm. Weevil
Mordimiento, em. Bite, biting.
Mordiscár, ve. To gnaw, nibble. V. Morder,
Mordisco, Mordizcón, em. Bite; the piece
bitten off Bh painting in fresco.
Morel do sal, am. (Pict.). Purple red used
Moréna, 4f Brown-breuL (Bot.) Frog-bit.
Morenilla, Morenita, Y A brunctte.
Morenillo, em. A black powder for the
wounds of sheep.
Morenillo, illa, ito, ita, a. dim. of Moreno:
used always as endearing. [swarthy.
Moréno, na, a. Brown, inclining to black;
Mortra, 4/. (Bot) White mulberry-tree.—
pl. V. More trees.
Morcrál, ¢m. Plantation of white mul .
Moreria, 8/. Quarter where Moors resida.
Morita, 2. Kind of sauco,
Morfóo, em, (Myth.) Morpheus,
MOR
MOS
MS ‘ wy foil
. Dregs of o
Moribándo, da, a. Dying, near desth.
Morlégo, ga, A. (Prov.) Moorish.
ión, af. Morigeration, obedience.
, a. To endeavor to curb one's
affections and ions, moderate.
Morillo, em. A little Moor; andiron.—pi.
Cobirons.
Morir, en. To die; perish; hanker.—or. To
go oat, be eee: be benumbed,
asa limb. Morira por, To be excess-
ively fond of.
Murisco, ca, a. Moorish. [of Moors.
Morisma, 4/. Mohammedan sect; multitude
Borage’. af, (Coll.) Moorish trick; de-
sed on; contention. (pldity.
Morláco, cs, a. Affecting ignorance and stu-
Moriés, am. A sort of whity-brown linen;
Jawn. Morwe de mories, (Coll) AU of
a plece; the finest linen.
Morlón, na, a. Y. Morlaco.
Mormalio, Mormuréo, en. Mutter, mur-
mur; a low noise.
Mormuración, af V. Murmuracion.
Mormuradér, e. Murmurer, detractor.
Mormurár, va. To murmur. V. Murmurar.
Moro, ra, a. and e Moorish; Moor, a native
of Africa. ee) Pure wine. horn.
Morocáda, sf. Blow given by a ram with its
Morócho, am. (Amer.) V. Gemelo,
Morón, em. Hill, hillock.
creais Cl ledge pod me
oron , (Co odge- e, mod-
ley ; trifle, cheat. >
Moróndo, da, a. Bald, leafless; clean, neat.
Moronía, af. A dish made of a variety of
vegrtables,
Morosaménte, ad. Slowly, tardily.
Morosidád, sf. Slowness, tardiness, delay.
era dy a. Slow, tardy, heavy.
Morq af. (Bot.) Spanien thyme.
Mórra, «f. Crown of the head. ing.
Morráda, 4/. Butting with the head in fight-
Morrál, em, A food-bag hung to the mouths
of mules or horses; game-
Morrálle, af. Heap or medley of useless
. Boliche. [shoep.
Morrillo, an. Pebble; fat of the nape of a
Morrifia, ef Murrain; sadness, melancholy.
Morrión, am. Morion, steel belmet ; vertigo.
Mórro, tm, Any thing that is round; a
prominent lip. Andar al morro, To
come to blows.
Morro, ra, a. Purring; applied to a cat.
Morróncho, cha, a. Mild, tame. [mouthed.
Morrúdo, da, «a. Blubber-lipped, flap-
Morzána, 4. (Bot) Common bean caper.
Mortája, 4f Shroud, winding-shect; mortise.
Mortál, a. Mortal; fatal, deadly, destructive;
idl asa cadaverous.
Mortál, am. Mortal, a human being.
Mourtalidád, 4/. Mortality.
Mortalménte, ad. Mortally. [ery.
Mortandad, a/. Mortality ; massacre, butch-
Mortecino, na, a. Dying a natural death;
dying away; weak, exhausted.
Mo ef, Sauee made at once in a mor-
tar; qnantity of stones thrown out at
once ES stone mortar.
A A e A
| Morterste, sm. A small mortar; a hollow
iron tube for firing gunpowder; also a
small wax taper.
Morterico, illo, ito, am. A small mortar.
Mortéro, sm. Mortar, a plece of ordnance;
mortar for pounding; a cement; a short
taper; a short, thick person.
Morteruélo, em. A small mortar; fricassee
of hog's liver.
¡ Morticinio, 4m. Carrion, carcass.
Mortifcro, ra, 4. Mortiferous, fatal.
Mortificación, af. Mortification of the body ;
gangrene ; mortification, vexation, trouble.
Mortificár, va. To mortify ; subdue inordl-
Nate passions; afflict, disgust, vex.—er.
To mortify, gangrene; conquer one’s
passions.
Mortuórlo, ¢m. Burial, funeral; legacy left
to a parish charch.
Moruéca, 47. Heap of loose stones.
Morale YA ar alight eke page.
4 ort stay, slight sto
Morfino, na, a. Moorish, A á
Morúsa, 4/. apr) Cash, specie,
Mosaico, ca, a, Mosaic.
Mosca, ef. Fly. Tener mucha mosca, To
be very rich. An impertinent intruder;
Moscinda of Gece horse-fi
oscárda, y/. -fly, horse-fly; eggs of
Moscardeár, on, To lay eggs as boes,
Moscardón, em, Large gad-fly or horse-fly ;
an importuning, aly. ellow.
Moscaréta, y/. (Orn.) Fly-catcher. — [priso.
Móscas, Exclamation of complaint or sur-
Moscaté], a. Muscadine; a tiresome, igno-
rant fellow.
Moscélla, 4. Y. Morcella.
Moscón, em. A large fly; a hanger-on.
(Bot) The great maple or bastard syca-
more. Maple sugar.
Mosén, sm. Ancient title in Arragon ; Sir.
Mosillos, em. pl. Barnacles.
Mosqueado, da, a. Spotted, painted.
Mosqueadór, em. Fly-flap. (Coll) Tail of
animals,
Mosqueár, va, To flap; catch files; retort
a joke; repel with violence. (Coll) To
become angry.
Mosquéo, em. The act of catching or driv-
ing away files with a flap.
Mosquéro, sm. Fly-trap.
Mosqueruóla, y uscadine pear,
Mosquéta, 4/. White musk-rose.
Mosquetázo, sm. Musket-shot,
Mosquéte, A musket; a division in the pit
of a theatre, where no seats are pat.
Mosquetería, 4. A body of muskoteers;
those standing in the mosquete,
Mosqueteril, 4. Belonging to musketeers;
also to tho crowd in the mosquete,
Mosquctéro, sm, Musketeer; a lounger of
the uste,
Mosquil, Mosquino, na, @ Belonging to files,
Mosquitéro, ra, 8, Mosquito net.
Mosquito, sm. Gnat, mosquito; tippler.
Mostácho, 8m, Mustache; spot in the face ;
gloom in the countenance. hos,
* Standing lifts.
Mostachón, sm, A kind of gingerbread.
¡ Mostachóso, sa, a. Wearing w oo
MOV
Mostacilla, vf Sparrow-shot; secd bugle;
very small beads.
Mostijo, sm. (Bot) White beam-tree;
Cumberland hawthorn. [hail-shot.
Mostáza, af (Bot.) Mustard ; mustard-seed ;
Mostázo, em. (Bot, Mustard; etrong, thick
mus
Mosteár, yn. To yield must. V. Remoetar.
Mostéla, e/. (Prov.) Sprig of vines.
Mosteléra, ef. Conservatory for the sprigs
of vines,
Mostillo, am. Cake made of must, &c.;
sauce of inust and mustard.
sm. Stum; must. Afosto agustin,
A kind of cake.
Mostráble, a. That which may be shown.
Mostrádo, da, a. Accustomed, inured.
Mostradór, em. Demonstrator, exhibiter;
hand of a clock or watch; counter of a
shop.
Mostrar, va. To show, exhibit, view, point
out, lay before; establish, prove, explain,
expound, demonstrate.
Mostrénco, ca, a. Strayed; vagrant; igno-
rant. (Prov.) Bulky.
Mota, 4. A small knot, thread, or any thing
sticking to cloths; a mote; a slight de-
fect or fault; bank or mound of earth.
Motacén, sm, Clerk of the market V.
Almotacen,
Motacila, af V. Agusaniesve.
Móte, sm. Motto, also a nickname.
Moteár, on. To rie mark with spots.
Motejadór, ra, e. Mocker, scoffer, censurer.
Motejár, ta. To censure, ridicule,
Motéte, am. Motet or motetto.
Motilár, va. To cnt the hair, crop.
Motilón, sm, (Coll.) Lay-brother of a reli-
gious order.
Motín, sm. Mutiny, insurrection, riot.
Motita, sf A small moto. [tivo,
Motivár, oa. To give a reason, assign a mo-
Motivo, em. Motive, cause, reason, occasion.
Motivo, va, a. Motive, moving; having the
power to move.
Motolita, sf V. Agueanteve.
Motolito, ta, Motolótico, ca, a. Easily de-
ceived, ignorant.
Motón, sm. (Nau.) Block. Afoton ciego,
Dear-block. olon sencillo, Single-
block. Moton de gancho, Hook-block.
Moton de aparejo, Tackle-block. Afo-
ton de amantillo, Lift-block. Moton de
ere . or Blocks d pulleys in shi
otoncria, 47. Blocks and pulleys in 5
Motonéro, sm, Block-maker. a ds
Motor, em. V. Movedor,
Motril, sm. V. Mochil,
Motriz, a. Motory, moving cause.
Móta próprio, ad. vat) y one's own will.
Movedizo, za, a. Movable; varlable, un-
steady, shifting,
Movedor, ra, & Mover, motor, exclter.
Movér, ea, To move; prevail upon, per-
suade, induce; stir passion, touch pathet-
ically; oxcite; inspire.—on, (Arch.) To
spring. To bud.—er. To walk,
mettle. a. ae a
oviénte, pa. and a. Moving, motory.
Movil, a. Morable.—em. Mover, sHOtor
MUE
Movilidád, ef Mobility ; inconstancy, levity.
Movimiónto, sm. Movement; commotion,
disturbance, sedition, revolt. (Arch.) Y.
Máx a Sa y M kind of cautery.
xa, af (Surg.) Moxa, a .
Moyána, af. A small culverin. (Coll) Lie,
falsehood. Bread made of bran for dogs.
Moyo, em. Liquid measure of about sixteca
quarts.
Mele G Gin young women’ ba
. Girl, a young woman, a las; a
maid of all wot. e Mosa de cámara,
" Chamber-maid. A batlet.
Mozalbéte, Mozalbillo, sm. A lad, a beard-
leas youth.
Mozallón, sm. A young, robust laborer.
Mozárabe, a. Christians who formeriy lived
ee ipo) rate pe e
ozcórra, 2f. (Vulg.) A prosti
Mózo, za, a. Young, youthful; applied to
any unmarried person.
Mózo, em, Youth, a young man, a lad; man-
servant, a dumb-waiter; bachelor. (Nan)
A seaman. Mozo de Fireman.
Mozón, sm. A robust young man.
Mozuóla, af A very young lass or woman,
Mozuélo, em. A very young man or
Mozuélo, la, a. Young, youtbfal
Mu, q/. Term imposing silence on ehiláren;
sleep, repose.—em. Bellowing af a bull.
Muoóta, af Cape worn by bishops and doc-
tors of any of the facultics on public
occasions,
Muchácha, ef Girl; lass.
Muchacháda, e. A boyish trick, payer.
Muchacheár, on. To act in a chil ly ae
ner.
Muchacheria, 4/ Boyish trick; clamor made
Muchachéz, 8f Childhood ; puerility.
Muchácho, am. Boy; lad.
Muchacho, cha, a. Boyish, girlish.
Muchedámbre, q. Multitude; plenty, sbun-
dance, much. .
Mácho, cha, a. Much, large in quantity,
long in time, many in number; abundant,
plontiful—ad. Much, in a great degree;
excessively, by far; to a certain degree.
Mucilaginéso, sa, a. Mucilaginous, slimy. |
Macilágo, sm. BER a solution of gam;
any viscous or slim y.
Mucosidád, 47 Mucosity, mucilaginousnest
Mucóso, sa, @. Mucous, slimy, Y ,
Múda, af Change, alteration; change 0
linen; paint used by women; mewing,
time of moulting; roost of birds of prey.
Estar en muda, To keep silence in nae.
any.
Mudáble, «, Changeable, variable, mutsble,
Madaménte, ad, Silently, tacitly, mutely.
Modánza, ef Alteratian, chango; mutstion;
inconstancy, levity. :
Mudár, oa. To change, remove, deviste;
vary, alter; monlt.—or, To movo house;
change clothes,
Mudéz, y. Dumbness.
Múdo, a, Dumb, silent, mute.
Mué, Muér, em. Tabby, a kind of silk Ai
Muéble, am. Any pieco of furniture
Movable goods.
Muóca, 2/. Grimace, wry face
MUL
me ene
=n,
MUR
Muéla, ef. The runner, the upper millstone;
grindstone, whetstone; coarse tabby;
track or circle.—~p/. Grinders, back teeth.
Muélle, a. Tender, delicate, soft; licentfous,
luxurious.—em. Spring; regulator. (Nau.)
Mole, plier; w ‘
Muellemcnte, ad, Tenderly, gently.
Muérdago, em. (Bot.) Mistictoe. [bower.
Muermera, Y. (Bot) Common virgin's
Muérmo, am. Cold and Gta do in animals;
glaoders. [ditticulty; glandered.
M ea, A, Snoring, breathing with
Muérte, f Death, mortality ; murder, assas-
sination ; severo labor, <difticalty, affliction.
Mae. ar olor r dead peda (Naa.
e stan part of a rnnDing ro
Stripes, blows. Telaked.
Mueérto, ta, a. Dead, lifeless; languid, fuded;
Muésca, y. Groove; back, mortise; an
empty space.
Muéso, sa, a. V. Nuestro.
Muóstra, ef. Pattern; the fag-end of a piece
of staff; any indicative 58
model. (Mil) Muster-roll.
Mafla, sf. Moffle in the assaying of metals.
Mu Thick winter gloves.
M sm. Mufti, the high-priest of tho Mo-
hamm
Muga, af. V. Afojon or Termino.
Maen ca. Grime, dirt, or filth.
Mugricnto, ta, a. Greasy, dirty, filthy.
Mugrón, em. Sprig of a vine.
Mubhárra, 4/. The steel point of the staff of a
pair of colors. [to a hogshcad.
Muid, em. A French liquid measure, oqual
Mair, ea. To milk.
Mujer, ef. Woman. Ser mujer, To have
attained the age of puberty; wife, mate.
Mujerácha, ¢f Large, coarse woman.
Mujercilla, *f. A worthless woman; jade,
hussy.—em. A paltry, cowardly fellow,
Mujerl¿go, ga, a. Feminine, womanly;
womanish.
Mujeriégo, Mujórlo, em. Woman-kind; the
femalo sex of a place.
Mujenl, a. Womanish, womanly, feminine.
Mojerilménte, ad. Effeminately.
Mujeróna, ef. A lusty woman. (ball.
Mujiio, sm. The low of an OX, cow, or
Majiénte, pa. and a, ing, bellowing,
Mujil, om. (Ichth.) Mullet,
Moafir, en. To bellow like an ox.
Mujól, em. V. Mujsil.
Mú . She-mule; a thick-soled sho.
Muladar, em. A danghill; lay-stall; any
thing or E very dirty.
Muláír, a. longing to mules.
Mulatéro, sm. Muleteer, mule-driver.
Mulíta, 4/. V. Muleta,
Malato, ta, a. Mulatto, tawny.
Mulito, sm. V. Muleto,
Mulero, sm, Mule-boy, a muleteer.
Muléta, af. A young she-mule; crutch, sup-
ene unch or luncheon. V. Afoleta.
uletáda, af. Herd of inules,
Maletéro, em. Muleteer, mule-driver.
Muléto, am. A young he-mule.
Mulilla, ef of Mula?
Malla, y. Tho act of digging around vines.
Maullidor, ra, 8. Bruiser, mollifia
ñidor. ra 4 arcissus
Maullír, oa. To beat up any thing in cor of
mako it softand spongy. V. Muñir. >< -
dig about the roots of vines and troes,
Malo, em. Mule.
Múlta, af Mulct, fine, forfeit.
Multár, va, To mulct, fine,
Moltifórme, a. Multiform.
Multilútero, ra, a. Multilateral. :
Maier mia, a. (Alg.) Multinomial.
Multiplicáble, a. Multiplicable, multipliable,
Multiplicación, sf. Multiplication.
Maltiplicádo, da, a. Multifarious, multi-
ed, increased, ps
Multiplicadór, ra, 8, Multiplicr; multiplica»
Multiplicándo, am. (Arith.) Multiplicand.
Multiplicar, va. and n. To increase, multiply.
Multiplice, a. Multiple; multiplicions,
Multiplicidád, sf. aries) pat
Multiplico, sm. Multiplication.
Multiplo, a. V. Multiplice.
Multisilicaóso, sa, a. 0 Multisfliquous.
Multitúd, af Multitude. V. Muohedumbre,
Multiválva, af (Con.) Multivalyo,
Mundanalidad, q/. Worldlincas.
Mundino, na, a. Mundane, worldly.
Mundificar, ea. To cleanse, make clean.
Mundificativo, va, a. Mundificative, mun-
datory, cleansing.
Mundillo, on. An arched frame put over
braziers to dry or air linen; cushion on
which bone-lace is made; warming-pan.
Mundinóvi, Mundinuóvo, em, Raree-show,
c lantern.
Mando, em, World; terrestrial sphere,
lobe; great multitade, quantity ;
he manners of men; woridly desires an
practices,
Munición, af Munition, ammunition; war-
like-stores; charge of firo-arms.
Municionár, ea. To supply with ammunition
or warlike stores.
Municipál, a, Municipal.
Municipe, en, Citizen, denizen.
Municipio, em. Place which enjoys the
rights and privileges of a sty.
Munificéncla, af Munificence, liberality.
Munifico, ca, a. Pro ble
Ane y. (Little us.) The art of engi-
necring.
Munéca,“¢f Tho wrist; a doll; medicinal
decoction.— pl. The scrows that pinch the
coin in the mint, and give it the due
thickness.
Mufiéco, an. Puppet; an effeminate fellow.
Man ucár, od. To play with the wrist in
fencing.
Muñequéra, ef. Bracelet.
Muñequería, 4/. Excessive fondness of dress,
Munñidór, em. Beadle; also a messenger.
Muiir, va. To summon, call to a apra
Mufién, em. Brawn, the fleshy of the
body; stump of an amputated limb.
Mara, q. (Nau.) Tho knuckle-timber, a tack.
Mura mayor, The main-tack.
Maral, a. Mural, belonging to walls.
Murálla, 4/. Rampart wall.
Murár, ea. To wall, surround with a ram-
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MUT NAC
Mostacilalo, Murciélago, Murceguillo, em. | Mutilación, ef Mutilation, maimednes.
ver utilár, ta. To mutilate, maim, cri
o, sm. V. Músculo. Mutual, «. Mutual, reciprocal, Y. o.
a, 8/. (Ichth.) A kind of eel. Mutuaménte, ad, apes CAN
Muréte, em, A slight wall for an aquedact, | Mutuatario, sn. One who ws IOVEY.
Murtático, ca, . (Chem.) Muriatic, Mútuo, tua, a. Mutual, reciprocal,
-Murláto, as. e Muriate, Mútuo, $, Loan.
Múrice, em. (Con.) Porcelain shell-fish. Múy, ad. Very greatly. It converts the
rnd ad oa. To murmur, mutter. positive adj. to which it is joined into a
Murmullár, on. V, Murm r, superlative; but in political phraseology,
Murmállo, am. V. Mormullo. [siping. | or connected with a negative, it is some-
Murmuración, q/. Backbiting, slander, gos-| what less than a superlative; as muy
Murmuradór, ra, £. Detractor, backbiter. lustre is less than 0, and RO
Murmurár, ea. To murmur, purl, flow gen-| estoy Es bueno, I am not very well.
tly; Frade, Fumbles mutter; backbite. | Maz, em. ( en) Fioor-timber.
Marmario, em. Tho murmuring ofa stream. | Muzárabe, a. V. .Mosárabe,
Maro, on. V. Pared and Muralla.
Marria, sf Lowness of spirita, melancholy,
mumps, spleen. (matics. N
Murrina, ef. Drink made of wine and aro- | / .
Marrio, ria, a. Sad, melancholy. ;
Marta, eV Arrayan and Mirto. N, oy has the same pronunciation in
Mortilla, Murtina, 4f (Bot.) A shrub and} Spanish es in English, N in Spanish
fruit of Chili; the myrtle-berry. stands for some po name unknown,
Murtón, em. Myrtle-berry. or not wished to be expressed; at, Y. me
Murucúya, af. (Bot.) Purple passion-flower.| dijo esto, Buch a one told me thia In
Muruéco, em. V. Morueco. Maritime or geographical charts, N stands
Misa, sf, Muse, the goddess of poetry. for north; and on medals and insoriptions,
Musaráña, ef. Fetid shrew-mouse; ghost, | for Number or Numero. With the prep-
hobgoblin; any insect or small animal. osition de, it signifies that a thing or ac-
Muscicária, ¢/ (Órm.) Muscovy-duck. tion is very common, or that it is as it
Muscicíipa, af. (Orn.) Fly catcher. ought to be, of course, or by settled rule.
Misco, em. Moss; musk. Nába, af (Bot.) Turnip; the root of tumip.
Misco, ca, a. Chestnut color. Nabáb, sm. Nabob, the title of East Indian
Muscosidád, q/. Mossiness. princes.
Musculádo, da, a. (Pict.) Musculous, brawny. | Nabál, Nabár, em. Turnip-field—a Be
Musculár, a. Muscular. longing to turnips, pottage made of tur
Músculo, em. Muscle; whale of a prodigious | _nips. [nips
size; muscle or mussel. Naberia, af. Turni p pottare or heap of tar
Musculóso, sa, a, Musculous, Nabillo, en. A sinall turnip.
Musolina, 8/. Muslin, Muselina estam- | Nabina, 4; Rape and turnip seed.
da, Fronch jaconet ne (ties. | Nabiza, 47 (Bot) The lateral branches of
em. Museum; repository of curiosi-| the root of turnips.
Museróla, 4/. Musrol, the noseband of a bri- | Nabla, 4 Ancient instrument of music.
dic. fia, Largo field-spider. | Nabo, Nábo común or Nábo largo, sm (Bot)
Musgáño, em. Shrew-mousc. V. Musara-| Ra navew, colewort; tarnip; MY
, £m. Motion of a horse when about| round root. Mast; cylindrical timber.
to kick; coral; moss. Nacar, em. Mother-of-pearl, nacre; i
Música, af; Music, instrumental or vocal. color.—<. (A mer.) Scarlet.
Musical a. Musical. Nácara, 4. Batton-shell, sea-cockle ;
Músico, ca, 8. Musician, harmonist.—a. Mu- | Nacarádo, da, a. Set with mother-of-pearl;
sical, harmonious, of a pear! color.
Masiquilla, ita, af. dim. of Musica. Nacarón, sm. Large pearl shell.
Musiquillo, ito, 8, dim of Mústco, Naoéla, ef. (Arch.) Scotia, a coneavo mould
Musit4r, on. To mumble, mutter. ing at tho base of a column.
Maslo, em. Thigh. [and a she-gost, | Nacér, on. To bo born, come into the world;
Muzmón, sm. Musimon, the young ofa ramj blossom; bud, shoot, grow; rise, sppest
Musqueróla, af. Alniacleaa. on the horizon; take its rise, have its
Mustélo, af ( ra Sea-loach, whistle-fish, | beginning from. Followed by a prepost
five-bearded tion, it significs natural propensity oF
Mustéla, sf Weasel. [manner destiny.
Mustiaménte, ad. In a sad and melancholy | Nacido, da, a. Proper, apt, fit.
Mústico, sm. (Ent.) Long-legged African | Nacído, em. A living man: generally used
insect. PO ia . | _in the plural.
Mústio, tia, a. Parched, withered; ad :|Naciénte, pa. and a. Growing, which grows
Musulmán, em. Mussulman, or springs up. (lIler.) Naissant.
Mita, of Pack of hounds. Nacimiénto, sm, Birth, nativity; growing
Mutabilidád, 4/ Mutability, inconstancy. of plants; beginning of a thing; nativity,
Mutación, 4 Mutation, chango. V. Afu-| the place of birth; rising of the ‘one
aie OA nativity, the coming of our Lord into 108
NAR
world ; origin, descent; lineage; also the
physical or moral origin of a thing.
Nación, af. Birth; a nation. De nacion,
Native of.
Nacionál, a. National
Nacionalidad, q/. Nationality.
Wacionalmente, ad. Nationally.
Nácho, cha, a. V. Romo and Chato. [little.
Náda, q. Nothing, naught; little, or very
Nada, ad. In no degree, by no means.
Nadadéras, af. pl. Corks or bladders used in
learning to swim.
Nadadéro, sm. Swimming-place. |
Nadadór, ra, ¢. Swimmer.
Nadadóra, ef. Dragon-fly. [ming.
Nadadúra, sf Natation: the art of swim-|N
Nadante, (Poet.) Natant, swimming.
(Her.) Naiant. plentifu
Nadír, en. Toswim. (Met.) To abound, bo
Nádie, sm. Nobody, no one, none.
Nadir, an. Nadir, the point opposite to the
zenith.
Nido, em. A’
á nado, To set a ship afloat. Echarse á
mado, To hazard.
Nadrénas, af. pl. Clogs, wooden shocs,
Nifa, s/. Orange-flower water.
Nafalio, em. (Bot.) Everlasting.
Nafta, 4f Sapo fluid bitamen.
Naguaclaéto, Naguatáte, em. (Mex.) Inter-
te: as,
r.
N af. pl. Under-petticoat, V. Ena-
N em. A rough, ao: diamond.
Naipe, em. Playing-card. Dar el naife
para una cosa, To be very skilful or
dexterous.
Naire, em. Elephant-keeper.
Nálga, y. Buttock, hip, rump. [tocks.
Nalgáda, 8/. Blow with or slap on the but-
Nalgatório, sm. (Coll) Seat, posteriors,
nates. [posteriora.
Nalgádo, da, a. Having round and fleshy
Nalgueár, on. To shake the riors in
walking. ew Granada.
Narmóre, em. (Bot.) Tree in
Nána, y. oe) Married woman, mother.
(Mex.) Name given to aunts and nurses.
Nanquin, em. Nankeen. V. Mahon.
N ánsa, @f, Fish-pond.
Nao, af. Bhi, vessel. V. Nave,
péa, af. Wood-nymph.
Napélo, em. (Bot.) Monk's-hood, wolf's-bane.
Naránja, ef. Orange. Media naranja,
(Arch.) Cupola. A cannon-ball.
Naranjáda, of Conserve of oranges; orange-
water.
Naranjádo, da, 2. Orange-colored.
Waranjal, sm. Orangery, grove or plantation
of orange-trees.
Naranjázo, sm. Blow with an orange.
Naranjéra, 4/7. Orange-woman.
Naranjéro, sm. Orange-man; orange-tree.
Narsnjcro, ra, a. Applied to picces of artil-
lery which carry balls o
oranges; applied to a blundorbuss with a
mouth of the size of an orange.
Naranjita, af. A sinall orange.
Neranjito, a. A sinall orange-tree.
ve em. (Bot.) Orange-tree. (Coll) A
y, 2 noodle.
nado, Afloat. Poner un bajel | Narrativo, va, Narratório, ria, a.
NAT
Narciso, em. ) Daffodil; narcissus
flower. A precioua stone of the color of
daffodil; fop, coxcomb.
Narcótico, ca, a. Narcotic, narcotical.
Nardino, G. Made of spikenard. [nard.
Nardo, sr. (Bot.) Common tuberose ; spike-
N arigal, am. (Joc.) Nose.
Narigón, em, A 1 nose.
N pel na, Narigudo, da, a. Having a large
and long nose.
Nariguéta, Nariguíta, 4/. A small nose.
Nariz, af. The nose; the nostril. Caballete
dela naris, Bridge of the nose. Project-
ing point of a bridge; tube or pipe of an
alembic. (Nau.) Cut-water.
arizádo, da, a. Having a large nose.
Narráble, a. (Little us.) Narrable.
Narración, sf Narration, relation.
Narradór, sm, (Little us.) Narrator.
Narrár, va. To narrate, relate, tell.
Narrativa, q/. Narrative, relation, account;
art or talent of relating. narratory.
arrativo,
Nárria, ef Bledge, a carriage without wheels;
ronion, a bulky woman.
Narvál, em. (Ichth.) Narval, ses-unicorn.
Nasa, af. A wicker basket for catching fish;
round, narrow-mouthed net.
Nasal, a. Nasal, relating to the nose.
Nasárdo, em. One of the registers of an sg har
Nastarcio, em. (Bot. Coll.) V. Berro. Nas-
turoio indtco or de Indias, Y. Ca
china. V. Nat
Nata, af Cream; the main part of a thing.
Natal, a. Natal, native.—em, Birth, birtn-
ony [birth-day.
Natalicio, cia, a. and 8, Natal; nativity;
Natátil, a. Swimming, natatory.
Natatório, a, a. Natatory.
Naterón, am, Second curds after the first
cheese is made. V. Requeson,
Natilla, 4/ Tho first cream of the milk,—pl,
Composition of flour, milk, eggs, and
sugar, boiled together.
Le kingdom of | Natio, sm. Birth, also sprouting.
Natividád, 47 Nativity.
Nativitate (A’), ad. V. Denacimtento.
Nativo, va, a. Native, natal; fit, proper.
Nato, Za oficio nato, By reason or virtue
of office. [soda.
Natrón, em. Natron, nativo carbonate of
Natúra, $. Natare, the native state or prop-
erties of any thing.
Naturál, em. Temper, genius, natural di
sition; instinct of brates; native of a
place or country.—a. Natural, according
to natore; native, pertaining to the place
of birth; common, usual, regular; ingen-
tons, unaffected.
Naturaléza, 2/. Nature, instinct, property,
inclination; the native state or property
of things; the property, virtue, quality,
and regular course of things.
the size of} Naturaliddd, ef. State of being born in a cer-
tain place or country; birthright; nata-
ralness, conformity to nature and truth;
ingenuity, candor.
Naturalismo, em. Naturalism.
Naturalista, sm. Naturalist.
Naturalización, 47. A.
NEO
Naturalizár, va, To nataralize, invest with
the rights of native subjects —or. To be
accustomed. [bumanly.
Naturalménte, ad, Naturally, by nature;
Naufragánte, pa. Wrecking, one who is
going to be wrecked.
pain e on. To be wrecked, suffer ship-
; suffer ruin in affairs; fail in pur-
pose, [calamity.
Naufragio, em. Shipwreck ; oe
Náufrago, ga, em., /, and a, Relating to
shipwreck; a shipwrecked person.
Naumáquia, af. Naumachy, a mock sea-fight.
Ná Y auscousness, nausea.
Nauseab ndo, 4. Nauscous, loathsome.
Nauseár, on. To nauscate, loathe.
Nauscativo, va, €. Nnusecons.
Nauseóso, sa, a. V. Nauseabundo,
Natta, sm. Mariner, a seafaring man,
Náutica, af. Navigation.
Náutico, ca, a. Nautical.
Naatilo, em. (Ichth.) Nautilus, shell-fish.
a aa) Y he bs En sl Ple piece eco
avája, ef. nife; razor; of a
wild boar re
Navajáda, 4/. A thrust or gash with a knife.
Navajázo, sm. V. Navajada,
Navajéro, sm. Razor-case; ashaving-towel
Navajita, ef. A small clasp-knife.
Marie. am. Pool; a lovel piece of ground ;
red circle round the sun or moon.
Navajón, em. A kind of poniard ín the form
of a knife. {large knife.
Navajonázo, sm. A thrust or gash with a
Naval, a. Naval. Armada naval, Royal
navy, royal ficot.
Navázo, em. Pool. VY. Navajo. [oharch.
Nave, af Ship, vessel; nave, the body of a
Navecica, illa, ita, 9/7. A vossel.
Navegáble, a. Navigable.
Navegación, ef Navigation; passage
Navegante, pa. and 8. Navigator.
Navegár, en. To navigate, sail.
Navéta, af. Vessel for incense tn the church ;
smal! drawer.
Navichuélo, sm. (Nau.) A small vessel.
Naviculár, a. Applied to the middie bone
of the foot before tho heel. Año.
Navidad, e/. Nativity. V. Nacim and
Navidóño, ña, a. Belonging to the time of
nativity.
Naviéro, em. A ship-owner.
Navio, em. A ship, especially a large ship,
or a ship of war.
Nayada, Nayáde, af Naiad, water-nymph.
Nazaréno, na, €. Nazarone, nativo of Naza-
reth; Nazarite.
Nazaróo, a. Nazarite: among the Jews.
Názula, 4f Second curds, after the first
cheese has been made.
Nebéda, y. (Bot.) Lesser calamint.
Nebli, am. (Orn.) Falcon gentle.
Neblina, 8 Mist; confusion, obscurity.
Nebrina, 4f Juniper-berry.
Nebaldso, sa, a. Misty, cloudy, foggy, hazy.
Neceár, on. To talk nonsense, play the fool.
Necedad, af. Gross stupidity, impradence,
folly, foppery.
Necesária, af. Privy, water-closet. frebly.
Necesariamónte, ad, Neccesarily, indispen-
NEG
Necesério, ria, @ Necessary, requisite,
needfal. uation.
Necesidád, ef Necessity, need, want; evac-
Necesitádo, da, a. Compelled, constrained ;
Necesitár, ea. To necessitate, compel —en.
To want, need. [lahly-
Neclaménte, ad. Ignorantly, stapidly, fool-
Necto, cia, a. Ignorant, stupid; udi-
cious.—s, Fool.
Necrológia, 4/. Necrology.
Necrológio, am. Necrology, m: >
Necrósis, 4f (Surg.) Necrosis, mo:
of the bones.
Néctar, am. Nectar; any very plessant drink.
Nectáreo, rea, a. Nectareal, sweet as nectar.
Necuác ad. By no means. a
= wel
minable,
Nefandaménte, Nefariously,
Nefándo, da, a. Nefarious, abo
heinous.
Noha sd. Por Jos é por naaa, Bight
a r por or
Nefiste’a, Applied to days of te
ásto, a App rest among
No e Nephritic; applied to a
kind of Jasper; Indian wood.
Nefritis, 47. ( ed.) Nephritis, an infamrma-
tion of the kidneys.
Negáble, a. That which may be dented.
Negación, y” Negation, denial; want; neg-
Newude Inc ble, 1 fi
ado, a. Incapable, inapt, unfit.
Negadór, sm. Denier, disclaimer.
Negár, va. To deny, contradict; refuse;
forbid; disown; disregard.—or. To de-
cline; be dented to persons who call.
Negativa, ¢/ Negation; n ve, refusal.
egativamónte, ad. N vely.
egatívo, va, a. Negativo, negatory.
Wegociactax: af. Negotiati t.
egociacion, af on, Nsnagemen
Negociado, em. V. Negocto, [tiator.
Negoctadór, em. A man of business; nego-
Negociánte, pa. and an. Trader, dealer.
Negociár, on. To trade in goods; negotiate
Po of exchange; negotiate political af-
irs.
Negéclo, am. Occupation, employment,
management, business; affair, concern ;
negotiation, trade, commerce.
Negocióso, sa, d. Diligent, prompt, careful.
Negozuélo, am. An insignificant affair.
Négra, af Unpolished sword with a knob
on the end for fencing; negress, black
woman.
, on. To grow black, appear black.
Negrecér, on. To blacken, become black,
Negregueár, on. V. Negrear.
Negréro, em. Trafficker in slaves; a slaver.
Negrúta, 4f (Orn.) Coot, a kind of duck ofa
Nogrilla CORA) Kind of black fish.
e a, 4f. (Ichth.) Kind o
Negrilléra, BS Plantation of black :
Negrillo, am. A young negro. (Bot) V.
O.
NIN
Négro,
ish; gloomy,
den em. Negro, a blackamoor. Negro
la uña, Black of the nall. Negro de
o dd e
ne- . Negro de vory-
ie Ochre-black.
gra, a. Black; Jett ; brown; black-
a y, ,
black. Negro de plomo,
Negro de carbon, Blue-blac
N , om, V. Negrura,
Negrúra, sf. Blackness.
Negrúzco, ca, G. Blackish, dark brown.
N on, am. Caries, rottenness of the teeth.
N la, af er Fennel-flower. (Vulg.)
nate deni.
Negulllón, om. (Bot.) Corn-rosc, campion.
Néma, af Seal or sealing of a letter.
N més, a. Nemean: applied to an-
cient games. , META. CON.
Némine diserepinte, ad. (Lat.) Unanimous.
As sa, es Woody, consisting of or
re, ng to wi
Néna, Néne, 4/. An infant, a babe.
Nenufár, em. (Bot.) White water-lily.
ects. am. Neoph wth a poe li
eografismmo, én. us.) Neography.
Nesera® fa, a. Applied to the De mode
of writíng.
Neológia, 4f. Neology, introduction or use
ph
k,
of new words an rases.
Neológico, ca, a. Neological. (sion.
Neologismo, em. Neologism, a new expres-
Ncól om. Neologist, a coiner of words.
Neombnis, ef. Neomenia, first day of new
moon.
Neotérico, ca, a. Y. Moderno.
Nepean. sm. Nepenthe, a drug said to
n
cure
Nepéta, af (Bot) Cat-mint.
Nepotismo, sm. Nepotism.
Nereida, y. Nereid, a sea-nymph.
Nervino, na, 4. Applied to ointments.
Nérvio, em. A nerve; the main part of any
thing ; gm of a musical instrument;
energy, r.
N rios y. Nervousness.
Nervióso, sa, 4. Nervous; vigorous; ap-
ied to a discourse or phrase. (Bot.)
¡erved.
Nervosaménte, ad. Nervously.
Nervosidád, y. Nervousness; eflicacy, vigor;
fiexibility. | robust.
Nervóso, sa, a. Nervous; strong, vigorous,
Nervúdo, da, a. Nervous, well strung, vig-
orous.
Nesciéneia, af Ignorance, nesclence.
Nesciónte, a. Ignorant, foolish.
Neaga, Y Gore.
Néspera, 4/. (Bot) Medlar, a fruit.
Nestoriáno, sm. Nestorian, of the followers
of Nestorius.
Netezuélo, éla, s. A little grand-child.
Neto, ta, @ Neat, pure; net, clear.
ducto neto, Net produce. column.
Néto, om. probe Apio pedestal of a
Neumático, ca, a. Pneumatic.
Neurisma, 4/. VY. Aneurisma, rotica.
Neurítico, ca, a. (Med.) Neurotic. Neu-
Neurogréfia, 4/. (Anat) Neurography.
Neurológia, Y
eu
eurology.
Neutrál, a.
tral, neuter.
Neutralidád, ¢f Neutrality ; a state of peace
with belligerent nations.
Neutralizár, va. (Chem.) To neutralize.
Neutralménte, ad. (Little us.) Noutrally,
indifferently. ;
Neútro, tra, a. Neutral, neuter. (Gram.)
Neuter, no sex, no action.
Nevada, af. A heavy fall of snow. V. Ne-
eadilla,
Nevadilla, af (Bot) Whitloe-wort.
Nevádo, a. White as snow. a8 snow.
Nevár, on. To snow.—va. To make white
x evásca, N Mb E ze of ene [nieve.
evatilla, af (Orn.) Wagtai . Aguada-
Nevazo, em. (Prov.) Great fall of snow.
Nevéra, af. Ico-house.
Neverita, sf. V. Aguzanteve.
Neveria, 4f. Ice-house; ice-cream saloon.
pad thay ra, &. Ice-cream saloon keeper; ice-
selier.
Neviscar, on. To snow.
Nevéso, sa, 4. Snowy.
Néxo, em. Knot, string, union.
Ni, conj. Neither, nor, even.
Nlára, 4/. Rick or pile of straw.
Nicar: af. Garden balsam.
Nicerobino, G. Applied to a precious oint-
ment used by the ancients.
Nicho, em. Nicho, a recess in a wall; bole;
any employment or destination.
Nicle, af. Species of agate.
Nicoclana, sf Tobacco. [best at night.
Nictalópe, sm.’ Nyctalops, one who sees
Nictalépia, 4 Nyctalopy, a disease of the
eye.
Nidáda, af. Nest; brood, covey.
Nidál, em. A nest, a haunt of a hen; basis,
foundation; haunt.
Nidificár, on. To nest.
Nidito, a. A small nest.
Nido, sm. Nest; any place where animals
are produced ; habitativn, abode.
Nióbla, y. Fog, mist; disease of the ey :
mildew which blasts; mental obscurity.
Niégo, a. Y. Halcon,
Nicl, em. Embossment, rellef; rising work,
Nielar, va. To carve in relief; to engrave,
enamel.
Niervecico, illo, ito, am. A small nerve.
Niespera, «/. (Bot.) Medlar, a fruit.
Nieta, q. Grand-daughter, grand-child.
Nietecica, illa, ita, 3/. A littie grand-daughter.
Nietecico, illo, ito, sv. A little grand-son.
Niéto, sm. Grand-son, grand-child; descen-
dant. [cdntarae.
Nictro, 8m A wine measure of sixteen
Niéve, af Snow; snowy weather; extreme
whiteness.
Nigrománcla, 4/. Necromancy.
Nigrománte, 8m. Necromancer, conjurer.
Nigromántico, ca, a. Necromantic.—4, Y.
igromante,
Nigua, ef. A jigger or flesh-worm ; an insect.
Nimiaménte, ad. Excessively.
Nimiedád, ef. Buperfluity, excess. (Coll.)
A ridiculous bl Ha
Nimio, a xcces| ve, too much.
Ninfa, Y. Nymph; a young lady; kell,
chrysalis.
Ninfca, q. (Bot.) Water-lily.
NOC
NON
Ninfo, sm. A bean, a young effeminate.
Ningún, a. None, not one: used beforo
masculine nouns.
úno, na, @ None, not one, neither.
inguna cosa, Nothing. A the eye.
Niña, *f. A young girl. Niña del ojo, Apple
Niñáda, af Puerílity, childishness.
Niñáto, sm. Calf found in the belly of a cow
which has been killed.
Niñeár, tn, To behave tn a childish manner.
Nlñóra, sf. Nursery-maid.
Niñeria, sf Puerility; bauble; plaything.
Niñéro, ra, a. and 8. Ono fond of children,
or of childish tricks.
Niñóta, 8/. Tho small pupil of the eya.
Niñáz, af Childhood, infancy, cradle; also
commencement.
Niñita, af, Babe, infant.
Nitto, ña, a. Childish, child-like, puerile.
Niño, am. Child, infant; person of little ex-
rience or prudence.
Niñuclos, em. oe Plated ropes of sedge, to
oin mats of basa,
Nidto, sm. (Ichth.) Y. Cazon,
Niquel, Niquelio, 4. Nickel, a semi-metal
Niquiscócio, em. Trifle.
Níspero, sm. (Bot.) Medlar-treo.
Nispola, af. Fruit of the medlar-treo,
Nitido, da, a. (Poot.) Bright, shining, nitid.
Nito, sm. A jet-black horse. Nitos, Insig-
nificant word in reply to an impertinent
question.
Nitral, em. Place where nitre is formed.
Nitrito, em. (Chem.) Nitrate.
Nitreria, 4f Saltpetre works.
Nitrico, a. Nitric; consisting of nitre.
Nitro, em. Nitre; nitrate of potash.
Nitrógeno, sm. (Chem.) Nitrogen, azote.
Nitróso, sa, a. Nitrous, nitry.
Nivól, am, Level; an even plane or surface.
Niveladór, sm. Leveller.
Nivelár, or. To make even, to level.
No, ad. No or not, nay. No importa nada,
It signifies nothing. Decir de no, To
give a flat denial.
Nin
N
Nobiliario, sm, A genealogical account of rep ae: Nominally.
the peerage of a country, nobiliary.
Noble, a. Noble, high-born; illustrious,
eminent; honorable, respectable.
Noble, 8m. Nobleman, noble.
Nobleménte, ad. Nobly, bed
Nobléza, af Nobleness, nobility; the body
of noblemen; gentility; dignity, great-
ness,
Nocedál, am. V. Noguerai.
Nocturlábio, am. Nocturlabe, an instrament
by ppich observations are made in the
night.
Nocturnal, a. Nocturnal, nightly.
Noctirno, na, a. Nocturnal, nightly.
Noctúrno, em. Nocturn, one of the threo
parts into which matins are divided.
(Ast.) The evening star.
Nodación, @f Surg) Nodation.
Nódo, sm. (Surg.) Node, a morbid swelling
on the bone; knot. (Ast.) Node.
Nodriza, af. Nurse. {and spice.
Nogáda, af. Sauce made of pounded wainats
Nogal, em. (Bot.) Common walnut-tree;
the cominon walnut wood.
Noguéna, 4f Blossom of a walout-tree.
Noguéra, ef. (Bot.) V. Nogal.
Noguerádo, da, a. Of a walnut color.
Noguerál, em. Plantation of walnui-trees.
Nolición, ef. Nolition, unwillingness,
Nolimetángere, em. A malignant ulcer on
the face or nose. [abode.
Nómade, a, Nomad, nomadic, without fixed
Nombradaménte, ad. Namely, expressly.
Nombradia, ¢f Fame, reputation.
Nombrádo, da, 4. Appointed, nominated.
Nombrádo, sm. Nominee, a person nomin-
ated to a or office...
Nombrador, em. Nominator, ter.
Nombramiénto, em. Nomination, naming;
appointment, creation, commission.
Nombrár, ea. To name; oa ag
Nórabre, sm, -Name; title. Ni de
bautismo, Christian name ; fame, repata-
tion, credit; watchword; noun; power
by which any one acts for another.
Nomenclatér, em. Nomenclator. [logue.
Nomenclatúra, ef Nomenclature; a cate
Nómina, 47. Ca: agus.
Nominación, ef Nomination; power of
presenting to a benefice.
Nominadór, ra, @. Nominator.
Nominál, a, Nominal; titular.
Nominal, sm, Nominal, nominalist, a sect
of scholastic philosophers.
Nominár, ea. To name. V. Nombrar.
N ominativo, em. (Gram.) Nominative. Vo-
minaticos, Elementa, rudiments
Nómino, sm. Nominee, person appointed
to an office.
Nomocánon, sm. Nomocanon, collection of
imperial constitutions and canons.
Nomografia, $ Nomography, a treatise on
laws. flaws
Noche, af Night. (Poet.) Death; state of Nomógrafo, sm. breton le deta a writer on
obscurity, confusion, or ignorance. .No-
Che buena, Christmas eve.
Nochebuéno, em. A large cake; Yule-block,
Nomparól, af (Print)
smaller than minion.
Non, a, Odd, uneven. -
onpareil, a type
Nochizo, 4m. (Bot.) Wild common hazel-; Non, em. An odd number. Quedar denon,
nat tree.
[ing of a word.| To bo or remain quite alone,
Noción, af Notion, idea; acceptation, mean- | Nóna, af None, last of the minor canonical
Noclonál, a Nottonal.
Nonáda, 47” Trifle, nothingness,
Nocivo, va, @. Noxious, hurtfal, malignant. | Nonadilla, ef. dim, of Nonada.
Nonconformista, 8. com. Nonconformist.
Noctambulismo, am. Somnambulism.
Noctámbnlo, 8, Somnambulist.
Noctilúca, 4f. Glow-worm, noctiluca,
Nonagenário, ria, a. Ninety years old.
Nonagéelmo, ma, a, Ninetieth, nonagesimal.
Nonagonál, a. Enneagonal, nine-sided.
Nonágono, am. Nona
: son.
Noctivágo, ga, a. Night-wandering, night-| Nonáto, ta, a. A child whose birth has been
bla
very laborious and difficult.
NOT
NOV
Nónes, em. pi. (Coll.) Pares y nones, Even ' Notificir, ea, To notify, make known, in-
or odd. Llama
márse nones, To deny a
thing, retract.
Nóno, a. Ninth. Y. Noveno.
Non plos últra, sm. (Lat.) Nonpareil.
Print.) Pearl The utmost of a thing.
Nóña, y. H tical woman. Beata.
Noñería, af. Y. Beateria,
No obstánte, or No ostánte, ad. Nevertho-
lesa, notwithstanding.
Nopál, em. (Bot.) Nopal, cochineal fig-tree.
Nopaléra, € (Amer.) Cochineal plantation.
Nóque, am. A vat in which the ooze is kept
for tanning hides; baskct of bruised olives.
Noquéro, am. Carrier, leather-dresser.
rita af. Congratulation. V. Zxhora-
a.
wen
Noramála, y. A term of contempt or dis-
pleasure. V. Enhoramala,
Nord, em. (Nao.) North wind.
Nordést, Nordéste, sm. Northeast.
Nordesteár, en. (Nau.) To be northeasting.
Nordovést, em. Northwest. (northwest.
Nordovesteár, on. (Nau.) To decline to
Noris, sf Engine or wheel for drawing
water from a well; draw-well, a dee
well; business in which, with great trou-
ble, but little is mado.
Norial, a. Relating to norta,
órma, 4f Square measuro; model stand-
ard by which any ane is measured.
cenodeata: am. (Nan) North-northeast,
Noroesteár, en. V. Nordestear.
Norte, a. North, the aretic pole; the north-
ern of the sphere; north or north
win [northward.
Norteár, ea. (Nan.) To steer or stand to the
Noruéste,
N
N
am, Northwest. [west.
Noruesteár, en. To decline to the north-
Nosográfia, 4/. (Med.) Nosography, descrip-
tion of diseases. of diseases,
Nosológia, 2/ (Med.) Nosology, classification
Nosotros, tras, We, ourselves, us,
Nostálgia, q. Nostalgia, inordinate desire to
return to one's native country,
Nota, af Note, mark, token; schedule;
style of writing; memorandum; re-
proach, stigma; Dl Pole dl standing;
censure. Collection of proceedings
or minutes taken by a notary.
Notabilidád, af Notability. [ercat.
Notable, a, Notable, conspicuous; very
Notáble, sm. Introductory observation.
Notableménte, ad. No
Notador, sm. (Little ua) Noter.
Notár, ea. To note, mark; remark, notice,
mind; comment; charge with a crime;
find fault; dictate what another may
write, [notary; a notary's office.
Notaría, af Employment or profession of a
Notariáto, an.
tle of a notary.
Notário, sm, Notary; amanuenais.
Notícia, sf. Notice, knowledge, information;
neva, intelligence. :
Noticiár, ea. To give notice, to communi-
eate intelligence.
Noticióso, sa,
Notificación, ef Notification, judicial inti-
mation. [moned.
=]
eA SS O DO IN
Notificádo, da, a and pp. Notified, sum-
timate, summon.
Notilla, ita, 4/. A short note, memorandum.
Noto, ta, a. Known, notorious. Zerciuna
nota, An irregular ague.
Noto, sm. South wind, notas.
Notoriaménte, ad. Notorlously.
Notoriedád, sf Notoriety, well-known fact.
Notório, ria, a. Notorious, glaring, flagrant.
Novación, af (Law) Renovation of an obli-
gation formerly contracted.
Noval, a. Novale, applied to new land
made arable. [broken u
Nováles, sm. pl. Tithes from lands newly
Novár, ea. (Law) To renew an obligation
formerly contracted. [any thing.
Novato, ta, a. com New, commencing in
Novator, sm. Innovator; novator.
Noveclen tas, a. Nine hundred.
Novedád, £f. Novelty. Estar or quedar
sin novedad, To be in a state of
health. No hacer novedad, Not to make
any change.
Novel, a. New, inexperienced.
Novéla, e Novel, a tale ; falsehood, fiction,
xy bro r, ss Noveltst. ae ad
ovelár, on. To com or pa
novels; relato stores rene
Noveleria, 3/ Narration of fictitious stories;
taste for novels and novelties; fickleness,
inconstancy.
Noveléro, ra, 4, Fond of novels; fond of
hearing and telling news; inconstant ;
fickle. [to sorhe special worsbip.
Novéna, gf Term of nino days appropriated
Novenário, ¢m, Novenary, nine days’ con-
dolence for the deceased, or public
worship to some saint. arts
Novendial, a. Applied to any day of the
Novéno, na, a. Ninth; ninthly.
Novéno, sn. One of the nine parts into
which tithes aro divided.
Novónta, sm. Ninety.
Noventón, sm. A very old man.
Novia, 4/. Bride; woman betrothed.
Noviciádo, em. Novitiate; house or apart-
ment in which novices live; apprentice-
ship. {apprentice.
Novicio, sm, Novice; a probationer; an
Novicio, cla, a. Probationary: applied to a
novice.
Noviémbre, sm, November.
Novilla, af Cow between three and six
years of age; heffer.
Novilláda, 8f Drove of oung bulls or bul-
looks; fight of young balls or bullocks,
Novilléjo, éja, 8, A young bull, a heifer,
Novilléro, am. Stable in which young cattle
are kept; herdsman; pasture ground
where calves are weaned ; truant, idler.
Novillico, ito, am. V. Novillejo.
Novillo, em A young bull or ox. Hacer
nortllos, (Coll) To play truant.
Novilanio, sm. New moon.
Nóvio, em. Bridegroom; a man betrothed
to a woman.
a. Informed ; knowing; learn- | Novisimo, ma, a. Newest, most recent; last
in tho order of things.—sm. Each of the
last incidents of mankind: death, judg-
ment, heaven, and hell.
NUM
NUD
Nubáda, Nubarráda, y. Shower of rain; Mpinéricanvente ad. Individually, numer-
plenty, abundance. {ured like clouds.
Nubádo, da, Nubarrádo, da, a. Clouded, fig-
Nubarrón, 811, A heavy shower of rain, a
large cloud.
Núbo, af A cloud; a crowd; film on the
eres: shade in procious stones,
Nubecita, 8f. A small cloud.
Nubilóso, sa, a. V. Nudioso.
Nabil, a. Nubile, m ble.
Nubladaménte, ad. Cloudily, loweringly.
Nubládo, sm. A large cloud; gloomíinese;
dread of impending danger.
Nubládo, da, a. Cloudy, misty.
Nublár, Nublárse, va. andr. V. Anublar.
Núblo, bla, a. Cloudy. V. Nublado,
Nublosidád, q/. (Prov.) Cloudiness,
Nublóso, sa, a, Cloudy, dark, overcast;
N aN f the neck
ca, af. Nape of the neck.
Núcleo, sm. Kernel of a nut, nucleus.
Nudamónte, ad. V. Deenudamente.
Nadillo, em. Knuckle; note folded up as a
knot. (Arch.) Wooden abutment to
roofing-timbers; stockings; nodule.
Núdo, em. Knot, complication of a cord or
string; knot, knuckle, articulation ar yoink
of plants; joint in animal bodies; knag
in wood; t e union, bond of association ;
intricacy, difficulty. Spree Seaman’s
knot. Nudos del cordel de la correde-
ra, Cen) Knots of the log-line.
Nudosidád, y. (Bot.) Geniculation.
Nudóso, sa, a. Knotty, nodous, knotted.
Nut oe em, pl, A sort of paste.
Nuéra, 8 Da awe E
Nuéso, sa, a. V. Nuestro.
Nuestrámo, 4/. Our master.
Nuéstro, tra, a. Our. Los n The
persons of the same party or profession
as the s; er,
Nuéva, af. News.
Nuevamónte, ad. Newly, recently.
Nuéve, em. and a. Nine, a cardinal number.
N peace @ Quite new, fresh, very lately
6.
Nuévo, va, 4. New; novel, modern, fresh.
Nuevo famánta Span new; renovated;
recently arrived; inexperienced; begin-
ning. De nuevo, Anew.
Nuéz, ef Walnut; fruit in the shape of a
nut; Adam's apple. Nues moscada,
(Bot) Nutmog.
Nuéza, ef. (Bot.) Briony.
Nugatório, ria, a. Nugatory, deceitful.
Nulaménto, ad. Invalldly, ineffectually.
Nulidad, 4f Insignificance; nullity, want of| Naque, am.
force or efficacy ; defeasance.
Nálo, la, a. Null, void of effect, of no force. | _ vulgar to depreciate any th
Namen, sm. Divinity, deity; genlos, talent.
Numerable, a. Numerable.
Numeración, 4/ Numeration.
Numerador, sm. Numerator, numberer.
Numeral, a. Numeral, relating to numbers,
Numerár, va To number, enumerate;
reckon as ono of the same kind.
Numerário, ría, @ Numerary.—sm. Hard
cash, coin.
Numeráta pecúnia, ad. (Lat.) In ready
money.
ically.
MEME eo: ca, 4. Numerical, individual, nu-
mera
Numorista, sm. (Little us.) Namerist.
Número, em. Number, an ofunits;
cipher or re; multitude that may be
counted. eigen Number, singular and
luraL—A umbers, one of the five
ks of the Pentateuch.
Numerosaménte, ad. Numerously.
Numerosidád, 4f Numerousness.
Numeróso, ss, a. Namerous; harmonious,
melodious; rhythmical.
Numismática, af; Numismatica, science of
medals and coins.
Numismático, ca, a. Numismatical.
Numismato ef. Numismatography.
Nimo, sm. Coin of ten maravedios.
Numulária, 4f (Bot.) Money-wort.
Numulário, em, erce in money.
Núnca, ad. Never. Nunca jamas, Never
more,
Nunciatúra, ¢f Nuncisture, the office and
doe of a abe pa
0, am. r; nuncio, envoy or
ambassador from the pope.
Nuncupativo, va, a. Nuncupative, nominal,
Nunca o, ria, a, Nuncapatory.
Núpcias, af pl Napticls, wedding
as, af. up we
Nutación, As Direction of plants towards
the sun. (Astr.) Nutation, movement of
Nalón o age
nl a, t
N Gtra Nútria, o.) Otter. Mustela latra.
Nutricio, a. Nutritious, nutritive,
Nutrición, 4f. Nutrition. (Pharm.) A cer-
tain preparation of medicines.
Natrimental, a. Nutrimental.
Nutriménto, am. Food, aliment; nutrition.
Nutrir, oa. To fatten, feed; foment, sapport.
Nutritivo, va, a. Nutritive, nourishing.
Nutriz, pr; Nurse.
4
N.
Ñ (pronounced én-nye-ay). This letter has
a strong nasal sound, resembling that of
nin the English word poniard, (sa.
agáza, af, Drs, a decoy. V. Aflaga-
áme, sm. Yam.
ápa, af (Cub.) Gift to a purchaser at the
end of any purchase or A.
eap of useless trifies,
iquiñáque, An nro by the
ng.
Néclos, em. A kind of macaroon, or
round sweetmeat.
Nóño, ña, a, (Coll) Deerepit, izpaired by
OBL
OBS
O.
O, o&. This letter is pronounced like the
English o in net, got. O, in arithmetic,
serves for mene or cipher, when it is
called cero. 0, in sea-charta,
west.
O”, cord. Or, either. When followed by an-
other o the conjunction $ is used; as,
ú [gran
O”, tnterj. O1 Oh! O" quiera Dios, God
Obcecación, ef Obduracy.
Obcecádo, da, a. Bitnd. , of Obcecar.
Obcecár, ca. To blind, darken or obacure,
Obduración, ef Obstinacy, obduracy.
Obedecedór, ra, 4. Obeyer.
Obedecér, va. To obey, yield to; submit,
bend, be pliant; make malleable.
Obedecimiénto, em. Obedience, obsequi-
ye
signifies
engagement; provision-office.—pl. Char-
acter and pd > family. Es hombre
de obligaciones, Ho is a man of integrity
Obligádo, em A publi (Law)
o, em. A public contractor. w
Obligee, or bound by contract.
Obligádo, da, a. Obliged, bound, indebted.
Obligánte, pa. Dc pag imposing.
Obligár, va. To oblige, compel, bind, con-
Obligatório. ia, a Obligatory, bindi
i o, ria, a. Ob ry, binding.
Obléa, Y. Flor de oblon,
Oblóngo, ga, a. Oblong.
Obnóxio, xia, €. Obnoxious,
Obóe, sm. Hautboy ; player on the hautboy.
O'bolo, «nm, Obolus; obole.
O’bra, Y Work; writings of an author; the
building or repairing of a house; means,
virtue, power; toil, work, labor, employ-
ment. [cattle can plough in a day.
Obráda, sf. As much ground as a pair of
ousnese. [cility. | Obradór, ra, s. Workman, artificer, mechan-
Obediúncia, £/. Obedience, submission; do-| le; br
Obedienciál, a. Obediential. [missive. |Obradúra, af That which is expreesed at
Obediénte, a. Obedient, o a sub-
Obedienteménte, ad. Obediently.
Obelisco, em. Obelisk.
Obélo, em. Obelisk.
Obeneadara, af. A complete set of shrouds;
shrouds in general.
Obénques, sm. pl (Nau.) Shrouds. Obden-
que partido, A rent shroud.
Obertára, 2f. (Mus.) Overture.
Obesidád, sf. Obesity, corpulence.
Obéso, sa, a. Obese, fat. Ñ
O'bice, sim. Obstacle, impediment.
Obispádo, sm. roses pd episcopate.
Obispál, a. pueons a
Obispalia, s/. Palace of a bishop. [pire.
Obispar, en. To be made a bishop; die, ex-
Obispillo, sm. Boy-bishop, a chorister-boy
allowed to imitate a bishop; a little
bishop, a title given by students in uni-
versities to new-comers.
Obispo, sm. Bishop. Obispo de anillo or
de titulo, Bishop ín pa
Obitudrio, em. Obituary. [tion.
NES pere af. Objection, opposition, excep-
Obdjetar, oa. To obj ect, oppose, remonstrate,
pe od ad. Objectively.
etivo, va, a, Objective, presented as anjO
object.
Objúto, am. Object, design, end, aim.
Oblación, af. Oblation, offering.
Obláda, af Funeral offering of bread for
the souls of the deceased.
Oblapie, sf The act of hauling a ship or
barge along with ropes.
Obláta, af Offering made to a church either
in money or ornaments,
Obiéa, af, Wafer.
Obleeria, 47. Art of making wafers.
Obleéro, am. Wafer maker or seller.
Oblicuaménte, ad. Obliquely.
Oblicuidád, af. Obliquity, deviation from
physical rectitade.
Oblicuo, gy Oblique, crooked.
Obliér, em. Confectioner who provides wa-
fers or cakes for the royal family of Spain.
Obligación, Y:
every press-fall in ofl-milla.
Obráje, am. Manufacture, any thing made
by art; manufactory, workshop; a house
of correction. (man in a dock-yard.
Obrajóro, am. Foreman, overseer; quarter-
Obránte, pa. Acting, working.
Obrár, oa. To work, manufacture; operate;
put into practice; execute; construct
Obrepctón, af Obreption, false narration to
obtain some end.
Obrepticlaménte, ad. Falsely, deceitfally.
Obrepticio, cia, a. Obreptitious; obtained
by deceit or surprise.
Obreria, Y Task of a workman; money
destined for the repairs of a church.
Obréro, ra, 8. Workman, day-laborer ; mis
slonary ; preben who superintends
Obrizay a Pr re ae lied ld.
za, a. Pure, re : applied to go
Obscenaménte, ad. Obscenely.
Obacenidád, a/. Obscenity, unchastity.
Obscéno, na, a. Obscene, impure.
Obscuración, af V. Obscurtdad.
Obecuraménte, ad. Obscurely, darkly, ab-
strusely ; de
Obscáras (A’), ad. Obscurely, in the dark.
bscurecér, va. To obscure, darken; fill
with gloom; cloud, confuse.
Obscurecimiénto, am. Obscuration.
Obscuridád, ef Obscurity; cloudiness,
gloominess, opacity, density; abstruse-
ness, ble, a ; unknown.
Obsciiro, ra, a. ure, foomy s unintelli-
Obsecración, ef Obsecration, entreaty.
Obsecuénte, a. Obsequious, obedient.
Obsequiadór, ra, a. and e. V. Odseqguitante.
Obsequiánte, pa. and e. Obsequious; cour-
0 tier, ra - A rad
bseqular, ea. To court, wait upon, serve.
Obséquias, sf pl. Obsequios, Y Reequias.
Obséquio, em. Obsequiousness, complal-
sance, civility.
Obsequiosamónte, ad. peda
Obsequióso, sa, 4, Obedient, compliant, at-
bservance,
tentive. [o
Obligation, duty; contract, | Observación, 4/. Observation ; dl note
OCH
Observadór, ra, e. Observer, remarker.
Observadór, sm. An astronomer.
Observáncia, af. Observance, respect, rever-
ence; obedience,
Observinte, pa, and a. Observant, respect-
fully obedient; observing.—ém. Monk.
Observanteménte, ad. Observingly.
Observár, va. To observe, regard attentive-
ly; notice, mind, hecd.
Observatorio, am. Observatory.
Obsesión, af. Obscasion. spirits.
Obséso, sa, 4. Beset, tempted, as with ovil
Obsidiána, af. Obsidian stone.
Obsidionál, a. Obsidional.
Obsisténte, a, Resonant, resounding.
Obsoléto, ta, a. Obsolete, out of use.
Obstáculo, sm. Obstacle, impediment, ob-
struction,
Obstante, pa, Withstanding.
Obstár, ex. To oppose, obstruct, hinder.
Obstinación, sf Ubstinacy, obduracy. (ly.
Obstinadaménte, ad. Obstinately, stubborn-
Obstinado, da, a. Obstinate, obdurate, head-
strong.
Obstinarse, er. To be obstinate.
Obstrucción, ef (Med.) Obstruction.
Obstructivo, va, @. Obstructive, obstruent.
Obstruir, ta, To obstruct or block up.—or.
To be obstructed or choked.
Ohtención, 4/. Attainment, obtalnment.
Obtenér, va. To attain, obtain, procure.
Obtónto, 8m. Benefice, prebend, living.
Obtentór, am. One who obtains a living on
being ordained priest,
Obtestación, q. Supplication, pedia
Obtusaménte, ad, 0 ittle us.) Obtusely.
Obtusángulo, 8, and a. Obtuse angle; obtu-
sangular.
Obtúso, sa, a. Obtuse, blunt; dull.
Obie, em. Hautboy ; paves on the hautboy.
Obúa, sn. Howitzer, howltz,
Obvencion, 4f A casual profit,
Obventiclo, cia, a. Casual, accidental.
, Obviar, ca, To obviate, prevent; oppose.
O’bvio, via, a. Obvious, evident.
Obyécto, ta, a. Interposed.
Obyécto, am. V. Odjecion and Réplica,
O'ca, af. (Orn.) Goose; game called rel
Goose, coarse silk.
Ocal, sm. Pod formed by two slik-worms;
Ocaleár, vn, To make pods: applied to silk-
worms,
Ocasión, af. Occasion, opportunity; conve-
Ergo accidental causo or motive; dan-
r, risk,
Ocasionádo, da, a. Provoking, insolent.
Ocasionadór, ra, a. Occasioncr.
Ocasionál, a. Occasional.
Ocasionaiménte, ad. Occastonally.
Ocasionár, va. To cause, occasion ; endanger.
Ocáso, am. Occident, the west.
Occidental, a. Occidental, western.
Occidénte, sm. Occident, the west,
Occipitál, a. Occipital.
Occipúcio, em, Occiput.
Oceáno, sm. The ocean; any vast expanse.
Oceáno, a. Ocean, oceanic.
Ocháva, 4/. The eighth part. Ochacaa del
ona (Nau.) The whelps of the wind-
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Ochavádo, da, a. Octagonal,
Ochavár, ea. To form an oc
Ochavear, on. To be divided into
Ochávo, em. A Spanish coin, valu
maravedies,
Ocbénta, a. Eighty.
Ochentón, na, 2. Eighty years old.
O’cho, sm, and a. Eight,
Ochociéntos, a. Eight hundred.
Ochosén, sm. The smallest coin among the
ancient Spaniards,
Ocfir, en. To loiter, spend time carelessly.
sae sm. Leisure, vacancy of mind; pas-
me.
Ociosaménte, ad. Idly, uselessly.
Ociosidád, af. Idleness, laziness, leisure.
Ocióso, sa, A. 1dlo, lazy, fruitless.
Oclocrácla, af. Ochlocracy, government by
the multitade.
Ocozoál, sm. Mexican serpent.
Ocozól, am. (Bot.) Sweet-gum liquid amber.
O’cre, em. Ochre.
Ocróto, sm. Y. Onocrótalo.
Octagonál, a. O
oo na, S aving eigbt
ctágono, om, An on,
Octangulár, a. Oetaagulas
Octánte, #n. Octant.
Octava, 4f. Octavo, cight days after a church
festival, (Mus) Octave. {eighth part.
Octavar, on. To form octaves; deduct the
Octavário, sm. Festival continued eight days.
Octavilla, af Half-pint for excise taken on
the retail of vinegar, oil, and wine,
Octavin, sm, Flageolet.
Octavo, em, An eighth; the offspring of a
quadroon and a white.
Octávo, va, a. Eighth; octave. Un Hiro
eight-sided.
D.
hths.
at two
sides ‘and
en octavo, An octavo volume. fold.
Octogenário, ria, a, Octogenary, eighty years
Octogentésimo, a. Eight hun th.
Octogésimo, a. Eightieth.
Octopétala, a. (Bot.) Octopetalous. —flable.
Octosilábico, ca, Octosilabo, ba, a. Octosyl-
Octóstilo, a, (Arch.) Octostyle.
Octuagésimo, ma, a. Elghtletb,
Octúbre, em, October.
| pla, a. Octuple, eightfold.
Ocular, a. Ocular. Testigo ocular, Eye-
witness,—am, Eye-giass.
Ocularménte, ad. Ocularly.
Oculista, am, Oculist.
Ocultable, a. (Little us.) Concealable.
Ocultación, 4f Concealment, hiding. (Ast.)
Occultation.
Ocultador, ra, €. Hider, concealer.
Ocultamónte, ad. Secretly, hiddenly.
Ocultér, va, To hide, conceal,
mask; keep secret. (Law) To embezzle.
Ocúlto, ta, a. Hidden, occult, secret, clan-
destine. {enit.
A p ete aa oe pur-
cupáda, af (Low) V. Preñada. — [gaged.
Ocupádo, pp. Estar ocupado, Tote en-
Ocupadór, sm. Possessor, occupant.
Ocupánte, pa. and 4. Occupant.
Ocapár, er. To hold an employ; busy, em-
ploy; occupy, inhabit. sion; idea.
urréncia, ef. Occurrence, accident, oces-
OFR
Ocurrénte, pa. Occurring; obvions,
OLE
| Oféimia, ¢f Ophthalmy.
Ocarrir, cn. To meet, anticipate; occur, Oftálmico, 4. Ophthalmic.
happen; obviate.
Oda, s/.
Odiár, ea. Tu hate, abhor, detest.
O'dio, em, Hatred, abborrence, detestation.
Odiosamcnte, ad. Odiously, hatefully.
Odiosidád, af Hatefulness, odiousness,
Odioso, sa, a. Odious, hateful, detestable,
Odisea, sf, The Odyssey.
Odometro, em. Instrument for measuring
the road passed over.
Odontalgia, ef Odontalgia, the tooth-ache.
Odontálgico, sm. Odontalgic. [erous,
Odoriferisimo, ma, a. Very fragrant, odorif-
Odorifero, ra, a. Odorifcrous, fragrant.
O'dre, sm, A leathern bag used for wine, oil,
O
Odreria, af. Shop where leather bottles are
made or sold.
Odréro, sn. Leather-bottle maker or seller.
Odrezuélo, sm. dim. V. O'dre.
Oedienémo, sm. (Orn.) Stone-curlew.
Oúnas, af. Stock-dove, wood-pigeon. ter.
Oenite, sf. (Orn.) Fallow-finch, stone-chat-
Ocesnorueéste, sm. West-northwest.
Oéste, am. The west; also west wind.
Ofendedór, ra, a. Y. Ofensor.
Ofendér, va. To offend, harm, injure, make
angry.—er. To be vexed or displeased ;
oft Slee
é . Offence, injury, transgression.
Ofensión, sf Offence; injury. pi
Ofensivaménte, ad. Offensively. sallant,
Ofensivo, va, a. Offensive, Dep ng; as-
Ofensivo, em. Any thing which serves as a
defence.
Ofensór, ra, sm. and f. Offender; offendress.
Oferta, af Offer, promise; gift offen
erta, sf. Offer, pro e offering.
Ofertório, em. Otfertory ; hoe mass.
Oficial, an. Workman, artificer, tradesman:
journeyman; clerk in a public office;
; hangman or executioner.
Oficial, a. Official.
Oficiala, af. A workwoman.
Oficialazo, em, A skilful workman.
Oficialéjo, am. A petty workman.
Oficialia, af. Clerk's place in a public office.
cialia mayor, Chief clerkship.
Oficialidad, sf Body of officers.
Oficiar, va. To officiate; minister. (house.
Oficina, 4f Workshop; office, counting-
_ Oficinal, a. Officinal. [office.
Oficinista, ¢m. One employed in a public
Oficio, am. Office, employ, work; function;
benefit, service. 0 Solemn church
ce. [ical offices.
Oficionário, am. Book containing the canon-
Oficlosaménte, ad. Officiously. [ciousness,
Oficiosidád, ef Diligence, assiduity; offi-
Oficióso, ra, a. Officious, diligent.
Ofrecedór, sm. Offercr.
Ofrecér, va. To offer; present; occur; ex-
hibit, manifest; dedicate.
fénto, sm. Offer, promise; occur-
rence, incident.
Ofrénda, af. Offering, oblation, gift.
Ofrendar, va. To present offerings to God.
{music. | Oftalm
Ode: a poem written to be set to ' Oftalmo
ia, e. Ophthalmograpby.
ógia, E Ophthalmology. :
Oftalmoscopia, sf. Uphthalmoscopy.
Ofuscación, Ufuscamiénto, 4. Obfuscation of
the sight; confused reason. [obscure.
Ofuscár, ca. To obfuscate, darken, render
Oido, da, Pp. Heard. De vidas or por oi-
daa, By hearsay.
Oído, am. Ear, organ and sense of hearing;
power of judging; touch-hole of a gun.
Oidór, sm. Mearer; a judge of the Audien-
cia, oF supreme court.
Oidoria, af Office or dignity of an oidor.
Oir, ea. To hear, listen; understand, com-
prehend. thing.
Ojál, sm. Button-hole; hole throug
Ojalá, int. Would to God, God grant.
Ojaladéra, sf. A woman who works button-
holes, clothes.
Ojaladúra, af The set of button-holes in
Ojalár, ea. To make button-holes.
Ojánco, sm. Y. Ciclope.
Ojázo, sm, A large eye.
Ojeáda, af. Glance, glimpse, ogle. | ais
Oleadér, am. One who starts game for tho
Ojeadúra, ef. Act of glazing clothes.
eár, ea. To eye, view with attention;
glance at; start or startlo any thing.
Ojeo, sm, The act of starting game.
Ojéra, ef Bluish circle under the eyelid.
Ojeriza, ef Spite, grudge, ill-will [ayed.
Ojer¢so, sa, Ojerido, da, a. Sunken, hollow-
Ojéte, em, Eyelet-hole in clothes.
Ojeteúdo, da, a. Perforated by eyelet-
holes.—pp. of Ojetear.
Ojetear, tu. To make eyclot-holes in clothes.
Ojetéra, af. Piece of whalebone sewed near
the eyclet-holes in clothes.
Ojialégre, a. Having lively, sparkling cyes.
Ole E A E eye. a:
jlenjúto, ta, a. Dry-eye
Ojimel, Ojimiél, sm. Y Oximel,
Ojimoréno, na, a. Brown-eyed.
Ojinégro, gra, a. Black-eyed.
Ojizaino, na, a. Squint-eyed, moon-eyed.
Ojizárco, ca, a. Blue or gray-eyed,
Ojo, em. Eye, sight, ocular knowledge;
head formed on liquors; arch of a bridgo;
channel of a mill to the wheel; care, at-
tention, observation, notice ; lather formed
from soap; eyo or’hollow in bread or
cheese.
Ojóso, sa, a. V. aban [women.
Ojóta, af. A kind of shoe worn by Indian
Ojuclo, sm. A small eye.—pl. Sparkling,
smiling eyes; spectacles. [tion.
O’la, af. A wave; a sudden, violent commo-
O'la, tnterj. Holloa!
Oláje, sm. Succession of waves.
Oleáda, af Surge of the sea; a plentiful pro-
duce of oil; violent emotion.
Oleaginosidád, af Oleaginousness, oiliness,
Oleaginóso, sa, a. Oleaginous, oily.
Oleár, ca. To administer extreme unctjon.
Oleário, ria, a. Oily.
OfWistro, em. V. Acebuche.
Oleiza, ve (Prov.) The watery dre
mill after the extraction of mel i
in tho
OMB ONZ
Ombii af. Part corresponding to the
navel, in skins of animals,
Ombligo, am. Centre of a thing; navel-
string; the navel. Ornbligo as Venue,
Venus navel-wort. or
Ombliguéra, y” (Bot) Y. Oreja de abad
Ombliguéro, em, dage put upon the na-
vel of new-born children.
Olecránon, em. Olecranon, eminence behind
the elbow.
Oledéro, ra, a. Odorous, fragrant.
Oledór, ra, a. Smeller.
O'leo, sm, Oil. V. Aceite. Al oleo, In oll
colors; extreme unction. oney.
Oleomiél, sm. Oil of the consistence of
Oleóso, e Olly, oleaginous.
Olér, va. To smell, scent; search, discover;
pry.—on. To strike the nostrils; to have
a particular smack.
Olfateár, va. To smell, scent.
Olfato, sm. The smell; scent, chase followed
by the smell.
Olfatério, ria, a. Olfactory.
Olibano, sm. (Bot.) A gum-resin produced
by the Lycian juniper.
Oliénte, pa. Smelling, odorous.
Oliéra, af Vessel in which holy ofl is kept
tum.
Oménto, em. Omentam, the covering of the
Is.
O’micron, sm. Name of the Greek short O.
Ominár, va. To ominate, foretoken.
Ominosaménte, ad. Ominously.
Ominóso, sa, a. Ominous.
Omisión, @f Omission, negligence, care-
Omiso, sa, A N remiss, beedless.
Oligárquia, ef. Oligarchy. Omitir, oa. To omit, negiect.
Oligárquico, ca, a. Oligarchical. ears. | Omnitcléncis, ¢/ Omntscience.
Olimpiáda, af Olympiad, period of four | Omnimodaménte, ad. a
Olimpico, a. Olympic. Heaven. | Omnimodo, da, a. Entire, to!
Omniparo, ra, a, (Little us.) Ommniparient
Omnipoténcia, 3/. Omnipotence.
Omunipoténte, a. Senior almighty.
Omnipotenteménte, ad, Omnipotently.
Owmniscio, ia, a. Omniscient.
Omopláto, ex. (Anat.) Omoplste, the shoa!-
er-blade.
Onágra, y. A warlike engine, used by the
ancients to throw stones.
Onágro, em. Wild ass.
Onanismo, em. Onanism.
O'nce, (Num.) Eleven. Hacer las on,
(ColL) To take a lunch about noon.
Onceér, oa. To weigh out by oances
Olimpo, sm. Height, eminence. (Poet.)
O'lio, em. Oil. V. Oleo. Al obio, In oil.
Oliscár, ea. To smell, scent; investigate. —
on. To stink.
Oliva, af. Olive; owl V. Lechuec.
Olivár, sm. Plantation of olive-trees, olive-
ve, olive-yard.
Olivárda, af (Bot.) Clammy Inula. [ron.
Olivardilla, e nee Strong-smelling erige-
Chris: er. To form bubbles: applied to
re: 1)
Olivástro de Ródas, em, e Y. Linaloe.
Olivéra, Y”. Ollve-tree. V. Olivo.
Olivifero, ra, a. (Poet.) Producing ollves,
olive-bearing. Oncejóra, Oncijéra, af A small mare for
Olivilla, ef (Bet) Widow-wall. catching birds, a bird-tra;
Olivo, sm. (Bot.) Olivo-tree.
Pp ens. (Proy.) String, band.
Oncéno, na, a, Eleventh. te
O'nda, q. A wave; reverboration bb ;
fluctuation, danger; sling. V. Mi
Sere sm. ay thing 1 vers mi
D em. An ng in wa
Reef Ondesr om To Y ndulate: finctuate.—t?.
To float backwards and forwards
Oneróso, sa, n. Burdensome, onerous.
Sates: re a. Estracted from green olf res
nfscómell, em. Oxymel. .
Ontrocrácia, Onirománcis, 4 Oneirocrstis,
explanation of dreams. y
Ono Enian em. and a. (Little us.) Onsiro-
critic,
Onique, Oniz, af. Onyx, a precious stone.
Onobrique, Onobriquis, 4/. (Bot) V. Es
ce
parceta,
Onocrótalo, em. (Orn.) White pelican. al
Onomancia, af. Onomancy. [ mi
Onomántico, ca, a. Onomantic, onons?
Onoquiles, 8% Soga tada bugicss.
Onósma, £/. (Bot.) Onosma.
Onotatro, em. Jumart.
Ontología, sf: Ontology, metaphysics
Ontologista, em. Ontologist. of 0 Bo-
O'nza, 4/. Ounce; the twelfth part of 8
man foot. (Her.) A small panther repre"
sented in ascutcheon, Oance, to
Onzávo, va, a. Eleventb.—tM
part.
Olla, af. A round carthen pot. (Coll.) Stom-
ach; whirlpool. Olla podrida, Dish
composed of different sorts of meat and
vegetables Volled together.
Olláos, am. pl (Nau.) Eyelet-holes, round
holes in sails. Ollaos de los rizos,
eyelet-holes.
Olláza, 4/. A large pot or boiler.
Ollázo, sm. Blow with a pot.
Olléjo, am, Peel, rind. V. Hollejo.
Olleria, g/. Pottery; a shop where earthen
ware is made or sold.
Oliéro, em. Potter; dealer in earthen-ware.
Ollita, af Pipkin, a small pot,
Olluéla, af. Pit or hollow under the Adam's
appic
Olméda, Olmédo, a. Elm-grove.
O'lmo, 47. (Bot.) Elm-tree.
Olár, sm. Odor, ascent; stink, stench. (Met.)
Fame, reputation. Agua de olor, Sweet-
scented water.
Olorcito, am. dim. A slight smell.
Oloróso, sa, 4. Odoriferous, deer
Olvidadizo, za, @. Forgetful, oblivious.
Olvidádo, da, a. and PP. of Olvidar, For-
gotten, forsaken, forlorn.
Olvidar, ea. To forget, neglect, omit.
Olvido, sm. Forgetfulness, heedleasntss ;
carelessness, neglect, oblivion.
O’mbla, é inte Crow-fish.
OPU
ad. Obscurely, darkly.
. Opacity, cloudiness,
rd a ca, a. Opaque, gloomy.
palo, em. Opal, precious stone.
af, Option, choice.
Any tedious work; an opera.
a. Capable of operating; practi-
Operación, £/. Operation, agency.
Operadór, em. Surgical operator.
Operante, pa. and e. Operator; operating.
Operár, en. To operate, to act.
da, a.
Opláta, ef Opia
a. and a. Optate, narcotic.
Onin prod oo artificer, artist,
Opilación, ef Oppilation, obstruction; chlo-
Opilár, ea. To oppilate, obstruct.—or.
(Coll) To suffer from chiorosis.
Opilativo, va, a. Obstructive, oppilative.
Opimaco, an. Ophymachus, of Hzard,
pimo, ma, a. Rich, fruitfal, abundant.
Opináble, a. Disputable, problematical.
Opinánte, pa. and a. Arguing.
Opinánte, e. Arguer.
Opinár, ea. To e, judge, opino.
Opinativo, va, a. Opinionative, opinative.
ep an inion, Judgment; character.
Opinio ta, ef. Opinion founded on
slight grounds,
Onan om. air E
ipero, ra, a. piparons, sam uous.
Opitulación, q/. Aid, help, opitulation.
ee sm. Opobalsam, the balm of
Oponér, ea. To oppose, contradict; object.
—er. To act against; front, riel
nace, 4f (Bot) Rough
Opopónaca, opo
NACO, 87M. ponax, a gum-resin,
Oportunaménte, ad. Opportunely.
Oportanidád, af Opportunity, convenience,
Oportino, na, a. Conventent, opportune.
Oposición, af. tion; composition,
eontraricty. [site to.
Opósito, am. Impediment, obstacle; oppo-
Sd reel ra, €. Opposer, opponent; candi-
ressure.
Opresión, 8/. Oppression, cruelty, hardship;
resivaménte, lad. Oppressively. Es
Opresivo, va, a. Oppressive, cruel; over-
whelming.
Opresór, em. ressor ; extortioner.
ir, ea. To oppress; overpower;
crash, p squeeze.
Oprébia, sm. Opprobrium, shame.
Oprobióso, sa, a. Opprobrious, reproachfal.
Optar, a. To choose, elect, s
Optativo, em. Optativo.
O'ptica, Y. Optics.
O'ptico, ca, a. Optic, visnal.—em. Optician.
Optimismo, am. Op
timista, ef Optimist.
ptimo, ma, a. Best, eminently good.
Opuestaménte, ad. Oppositely.
ORD
Opuésto, ta, a. Opposite, contrary, adverse,
Opagnacién, af Uppugnancy, opposition.
Opugnador, sm. Oppugner, opposer.
Opugnér, va. To oppugn ; impugn, attack,
res
Opuléncia, ¢/ Opulence, wealth, affluence.
Opulentaménte, ad. Opulently.
Opulénto, ta, a. Opulent, wealthy, affluent.
Opusculito, em. A short scientific work; a
dissertation. [tise.
Opáscalo, am. A short, compendious trea-
Oquedál, sm. Plantation of lofty trees.
Oqueruéla, 8/. Entangled, knotted thread.
O'ra, ad. At present.—conj. Whether.
Oración, af Oration, harangue, sentence;
Angelus or evening prayer.
Oracionál, sm. Prayer-book.
Oracionéro, em. He who goes praying from
door to door.
Oráculo, am. Oracle, famed for wisdom.
Oráda, af. V. Dora
Oradór, em. Orator; panegyrist, preacher
oe, am. Storm, tempest.
, A. Oral, vocal. usen:
em. Orangeman, a political par-
Orár, on. and a. To harangue; pray; ask,
Oráte, 8. com. Lunatic, madman. Casa de
orates, A mad-house.
Oratória, ¢/ Oratory, eloquence.
veg eh pea ad, parida
ratorio, am. tory ; oratorio; congrega-
tion of prasbyters” ,
Oratório, ria, a. Oratorial, rhetorical.
Orbayár, on. (Prov.) To fall in mist, drizzle,
Orbe. sm. Orb, sphere; circle, (Lobth
rbe, am. sphere; circle, chth.
Globe-fish. )
Orbiculár, a. Orbicular, circular.
Orbicularménte, ad. Orbicularly.
O'rbita, ¢f Orbit; cavity of the eye.
O'rca, a. (Ichth.) Grampus, ore,
Orcanéta, q. (Bot,) Dyer's bugioas.
Orchilla, gf. see rchil, rocoella, true
dyer's orchil.
O'rco, am. (Ichth.) Grampus. Hell.
Orcotom peak castration.
Ordália, ef. eal, a by fire or water.
Ordeáta, y. Peeled bariey ; ptisan.
O'rden, 8. com. Order; method, precept,
rule; class.
Ordenación, 4/. Ordination; edict; clerical
ordination.
Ordenáda, y. (Math.) Ordinate.
Ordenadaménte, ad. Orderly. (ly, just.
Ordenádo, da, a. Ordained, ordinate, order-
Ordenadór, em. Ordainer, orderer. V. Co-
misario, [law, edict.
Ordenamiénto, sm, Ordaining, regulating ;
Ordenándo, sm. A candidate for orders,
Ordenánte, pa. Ordering, disposing.
Creenhas, af Method, order, duty; law,
tute,
Ordenár, va. To arrange, class; order, enact,
Oraahera om Milan
0 em. ) -
Ordeñadór, am. Milker.
Ordefiar, va. To suck; milk; obtain. [der.
Ordinación, ¢f Ordinance; disposition, or-
Ordinal, a. and sm, Ordinal, dera
ORI
Ondinartaments, ad. Frequently ; ordina-
y-
Ordinário, ria, a. Ordinary, usual, familiar ;
mean, vulgar.
Ordinário, sm. Ordinary ; also the daily ex-
pense of a bishop; mail or letter carrier;
regularly, commonly.
Ordinativo, va, a. Ordering, regulating.
Orta, a. V. Oreade.
Oréade, 4f Oread, wood-nymph.
Oreár, va. To cool, refresh; dry, air.
Orecér, va. To convert into gold.
Orégano, em. (Bot.) Wild marjoram.
i lado af. Ear; the organ of hearing; tale-
Oreleddo, da, a Informed, advised, ¡e
Orejeár, on. To shake the ears; whis rin
the car, e-ear.
Orejéra, af Covering for the ears; poker.
Orejita, af A smal! external ear. [ear.
Orejón, em. Slice of dried fruit; pull by the
Orejúdo, da, a. Flap-eared, long-ear
Orelléna, mo Bot.) Arnatto or arnotto.
Orénga, (Nau.) V. Cuaderna,
Breezo, fresh air. (nell
deco: em. Nee Divaricated sping-
Orfandád, Orfanidad, af Orphanage.
O'rfo, em. (Ichth.) Rud, finscale.
Organéro, em. Organ maker or builder.
Orgánicaménte, ad. Organically. atous.
Orgánico, ca, a. Organic, organ cal; harmo-
Organico, illo, ito, em. Chamber-organ.
Oreanist a, com, (Mus.) O ist.
Organización, 4% Organization, constrac-
tion; order.
Organizár, va. To tune an organ ; organiza,
DEMO sm, ven medium, a liquor cool-
(M
pido (Med. d.) Orgasm, Grates
piso, am.
O’rgia, af Frantic revel.—. Orgies.
Orgullo, am. Pride, haughtiness, loftiness.
ticle eo tient on
ot sa, 4, Proud, haughty, lo
Oricálco, 81m. Orichalch h, brass. da
Orictografía, ¢f Oryctography or sash gl nt
tion of forsiis.
Oriental, a. Oriental, eastern.—am. An orl-
Orientár, va, To turn to the eastward ; con-
sider. Orientar una vela, To trim a
sail. [origin ; youth.
Oriénte, am. The east ; east wind; source,
Orifice, em, Goldsmith. [smith.
Orificia, em, Art and profession of a guld-
Orificio, em, Orifice, mouth, aperture.
Origen, em. Origin, source, motive.
Original, a. Original, primitive.
Original, em, Original, archetype; source.
Originalidád, ef. (Coll.) Ori inallty.
Originalménto, ad. Originally, radically.
Originér, ea. To originate, bring into eo
tence, tako existence.
Originariaménte, ad. Radically, originally.
Originário, ria, a. Originary.
es nário, 2m, Native, descendant.
ef. Limit, border, margin; edge ;
oa shore; footpath.
Orillár, on, and a.
leavo a selvage ori
clude.
Orillo, E Selvage of cloth.
o approach the shores | O
oth; arrange, con-:
ORZ
Orin, em. Rust; staln; defect; urine.
Orina, «f. U Trine.
Orinál, sm. Chamber-pot.
Orinár, en, To emit urine, make water.
Oriniénto, ta, a. Rusty, mouldy.
Orinque, em. Buuy-ro
Oriól, «rm, (Orn.) Golden oriole or thrash.
Orión, am. (Astr.) Orion, a southern con-
stellation.
Orlúndo, da, a. Originated, derived from.
O’rla, af Border, fringe. (Arch.) Orle,
oe gts sm, Borderer, he who makes bor-
Orindúra, . Border, edging.
ed. | Orlár, ca. To border, garnish with an ed;
O'rlo, em, A musical wind el ola ial
Ormesí, sm. A kind of silk stuff.
o em. DO Horn work.
Ornadamónte, Ornamentally.
Ornádo, da, a. and pp. Ornated, orna-
mented, ornate.
Ornamentádo, da, a. Y. Ornado. [ment.
Ornamentár, ea. To adorn, embellish, orna-
Ornaménto, ¢m. Ornament, decoration.—
pl. Sacred vestments; mouldings.
Ornár, va. To adorn, embellish, garnish,
Ornáto, sm. Dress, ornament, decoration.
Ornitólita, af. Part of a bird petrified.
Ornitológia, af. Ornithol
Ornitológico, ca, a. Orni ol
Ornitól em, Ornithologist™
Ornitomancia, gf Ornithomancy.
O'ro, am, Gold, one wealth, riches,
Oróbias, sn. Orobia, the finest incense.
Oróbo, am. (Bot.) Bitter vetch.
Oróche, sm. Silver and gold mixtare.
Oróndo, da, a. Pompous, showy; hollow.
Oropél, ara. Leaf-brass; tinsel.
Oropeléro, e Brass-worker. (hammer.
Oropéndola, AS: on) Witwall, loriot, gold-
Oropúsa, 4/. Woolly saga. sil
Oro: ta. sm. Orplinent a foliaccous
Oras sm, (Bot.) Licorice or liquorice.
a ae Orquéstra, ¢f Orchestre or orches
nat.
{rits distilled com the oe
Orráca, e
Ortéga, (Orn.) Hazel-
Ortiga, yy. (Bot.) Nettle [tive
o va, a. (Astr.) Oriental, eastern, or-
Orto, am. Rising of the sun, or of a star.
Ortodóxia, af Orthodoxy.
Ortodóxo, xa, a, Orthodox.
Ortodromia, ef, Orthodromy, sailing in a
Priciiey Sh otk “i i.
togénio, a, ogon y rectanere
Ortografía, ef Orth aph y:
Ortográficamónte, a ad rt ery:
per ca, (4 Orth ee
eu alo em, etal [tion.
an PA Pda speed ‘of pronuncia-
adie [a caterpillar.
Origa. ry Book ) Rocket, also rocket sauce ;
Orújo, 67. Skin or peel of prossed grapes.
Anos am. Orvietan, a celebrated anti-
ERA e Galipot € (Neu) Laff
Orzága, of af. zo Grech
' Orzér, on. To lat bear away. (Hd.
| Orzuélo, em. A snare; a tamor on the eye-
Os, pron. You or ye.
ef. She-bear. Osa mayor, Ursa major.
pora La ad. Boldly, daringly.
Osadia, #f Courage, boldness; zeal.
Osado, da, a ‘Daring, bold, 1 high-spirited.
Osimbre, V. Osamenta,
Osamónta, ae A skeleton.
Osár, Osário,
Osctlación, Y Oscillation, vibration.
Oscilánte, pa. Osctilating, vibrating.
Oscilar, ca. To oscillate, vibrate.
Oscilatório, ria, a. Oscillatory, vibratory.
Osculación, 2f. (Geom.) Oscu ition.
Qaculatirio, a. coer) Osculatory.
O’aculo, sm. Kiss
Oscuramónte, ad. V. Obecuramente.
Oscuarecér, oa. Y.
Odecurecer. rgami
Oscurecimiónto, E V. Odecurecimiento. Otorgáncis,
becuridad, Oto
Oscúro, ra, a. Y. O a
Qsecico, íllo, Oseznélo, sm. Small bone.
O'se0, A, 8. ag roa bony.
Oscra, €. Den of beara.
oso, an. Charnal house.
Oséano, 4. Whelp or cub of a bear.
cation. Ossificd. | O
Osificación, af Ossifi
Osificádo, da, a. and pp. of Ovificarse. | O'
ey pp or. To rr
A a y Os ray, ossifrage.
o ee am, ( alan [eater.
O'so, am. Oso da: Ant-
Osó680, SA, A, eRe
O'sta de Enténa, sf. Brace of a lateen yard.
Ostága, af Tie, a B
O'ste, int. V. Oaute,
Ostensible, a. Ostensible, apparent,
Ostensibleménte, ad. Ostensibly.
Ostensión, ¢/ Show, manifestation.
copar a, a. Ostensive, showing.
tación. of if. Ostentation; display, parade.
Genter: ra, &. Boaster, ostentator.
Ostentár, er" To show, demonstrate.—on.
To boast, brag.
prepaga a sa ee A
Osténto, em. Show, epectacia, n
ey ad. rones mi
y; gauduy. boas gan y.
Ostentóso, sa, a. Sumptuous, ostentatious,
Osteocópo, a. Dolor osteocopo, Osteocope,
Pa gare rata, of Ona [bo
18, teography. nes.
o ieclios pl. Cee eee
ación Pe Osteol the bones.
Osteólogo, sm. Osteo
Ostiário, em. Ostiary, or charol deadle.
Ostiátim, ras From door to door.
O'stra, ter,
Le mie em. Ostracism, banishment.
dei =~
Onde 20
Ostréra, a pies Oyster-woman,
resin ¿ENS Dealer in oysters.
Ostrifero, ra, a. Ostriferoas. Edd
trated om. Oyster; also call
pales Ostrogothic, ge cone
Due, an estige, mark; private en-
da, a. Bony.
0
, & describer of | O’vo.
Osúno, na, a. Bear-like, [con.
Otacústico, a. Otacoustic.—em, Otacoustl-
Otáñez, em. (Joc.) An old beau.
Oteadór, sm. Spy, sly observer.
Oteár, oa. To pry into; inspect.
Otéro, em. Hi eminence, height.
little et or elevation.
O'to, em. (Orn.) Bustard. V. Alutarda.
aie na, G. Ottoman or Turkish em-
one y. (Bot.) Ragwort.
Otoñáda, ¢/ Autumn season.
Otoñál, a. Autumnal.
Otoñár, on. To spend the antumn.—or. To
be seasoned, tempered.
Otóño, em. Autamn; second crop of grass.
red ia ra, & Granter, stipulator.
Oto em. Grant, license; contract.
. (Law) Authorization.
torgúnte, pa, and 4. Granter; authorizing.
Otorgár, ea. To consent, agree to; stipulate ;
declare, exccute.
Otórgo, em. Matrimonial contract,
O'tro, tra, a. Another, other. Otro que
tal, Another such. [disgust.
giro tod a Heelan Again! exclamation of
idea, moreover.
wrx, Sea-wreck,-laver. (Ash,
vación Alar spawning season of
Ovádo, any a. Ovated; fecundated.
Oval, a. Oval, oblong.
Ovaládo, da, da, a. _ ee-shaped, oval-formed.
O’valo, em. Oval.
Ovánte, a. elie aa
Oval Sp A Bet) Ovari
várlo, sm ary. UM, germ,
Ovecico, sm. A smal $ [feithfal,
Ovéja, Y. Ewa— oam; flock of the
Ovejéro, sm. Shephe
Ovejita, af Y. Ong uote,
Ovejuéla, af A young ewe.
Ovejúno, na, ¢. Relating to ewes.
Ovéra, Y. Ovary, womb of animals,
Ota ra, a. ay, AOSTA :
em, Overos, es
which look as if withont a pupil. y
Ovést, am. West.
- [Oyezuélo, sm. dim. A small egg.
Ovil, am. V. Redil,
Ovillar, on. To hank. [cal composition.
Ovilléjo, em. A small clew or pall a metri-
Ovillico, ito, em. désn. A small clew or ball,
Ovillo, em. Clew, a reel of thread, dec,
Oviparo, ra, a. Oviparous.
em. Rump of a fowl. ano:
Ovolo, egg-like moul
Ovóso. sa, A, Full of sea-woeds.
Oxaláto, em. Oxalate, salt formed with o
Oxálico" a, Oxalio.
Oxálide, Oxilide, of Sey oral V. Owalia.
ee [thorn.
Oxiacánta, pe (Bot.) White-thorn, haw-
Oxicráto, em. Oxycrate, beverage of dto
and pa laster.
Oxicróceo d of
+ |Oxidación,
Oxidár,
O'xido, a »
Oxigenáble,
Oribpll,o
Oxycroceum, a
E 7 (Chem, Oxidation.
p oxidate, oxidize.
Oxide.
a. (Chem.) di
— =o
PAD
PAJ
Orxigenación, q. Oxygenation.
Oxigenádo, da, a. Oxygenated.
Oxigenár, va. To oxygenate, to saturato
with oxygen.
Oxigeno, em. Oxygen.—a. Appli
Oxigono, a V. Acutángulo.
Oximáco, sm. (Orn.) A bird of prey.
Oximól, Oximiél, 1. Oxymel.
Oxizácre, Oxisácaro, 67. Oxysaccharum.
O'xte, inter}. Keep off, begone.
Oyénte, pa. Hearer, auditor.
Ozóna, 4/7. Ozeena, ulcer in the nostrils.
P.
P, paw, is pronouaces in the Spanish as in
e English language; Joined with an A it
18 now reptaced by J, and is also omitted
before the letters ¢ and &
Pabellón, em. Pavilion; curtain; national
colors,
Pábilo, em. Wick; snuff of a candle.
Pablár, vc. (Coll.) Word used for conson-
ance, as Ni hablar, ni pablar, Not to
speak:
Pábulo, em. Pabulum, noarishment, food.
Pica, se The spotted cavy; bale of goods,
package.
Pacato, ta, 4. Pacific, mild, gentle.
Paccién, ef. V. Pacto.
Paccionár, va. Y, Puctar.
Pacedéro, ra, 1. Pasturablo.
Pacedúra, 8f. Pasture-ground.
nee oa. To pasture, graze; gnaw, feed.
gen gas.
to oxy-
Land pn, 8m, A phlegmatio man; pointer-
og.
Pachóna, @f. Pointer bitch. [position.
Pachórra, 9. Sluggishness, ph! tic dis-
Pachorrádo, da, a. Sluggish, tardy.
Paciéneia, y. Patience, enduranco,
Paciénte, a. Patient, forbesring; accom-
modating.
Paciónte, sm, Patient, sufferer; sick.
Pacientemónte, ad. Patiently.
Paclenzúdo, da, a (Coll.) Patient, tolerant.
Pacificación, ¢f Pacification; quietness,
peace of mind.
Pacificadór, ra, €. Pacificator, pacifier.
Pacificaménte, ad. Pacificall y.
Pacificár, va. To pacify, appease.—on. To
treat for peace.
Pacifico, ca, 4. Pacific; mild, gentle.
Paco, em. Pacos, an Indian camel.
Pacotilla, ¢f (Nau) Venture; small stock
of [lated.
Pactádo, da, a. Pactional; contracted, stipu-
Pactár, va. To covenant, contract, stipulate.
Pácto, sm. Contract, covenant, compact,
Padecér, va, To suffer; be Hable to.
Padecimiénto, sm, Suffering, sufferance.
Padilla, af A small frying-pan; a small
oven. (pediment.
Padrástro, sm, Step-father; obstacle, im-
Padrázo, sm. Used
ádre, em, Father; male of all animals;
source, origin.—pl. Parents, ancestors.
Padreár, on. 'To be kept for procreation.
Padrina, A God-mother. V. Madrina.
r an induigent parent. |
Padrinázgo, sm. Compaternity; title or
charge of a god-father. fant.
Padrino, sm. God-father; protector, assist-
Padrón, sm. Poll; an indulgent parent
Y. Patron,
Píga, 4. Payment, feo; satisfaction, pay.
Pagadero, ra, a. Payable.
Pagadéro, em. Time and place of payment.
Pagádo, da, a. Peaceful; agreeable, pleased.
Pagadór, em. Payer; paymaster.
Pagaduría, 4f Paymastel's office.
Pagaménto, a8m. Payment.
Paganismo, sm. Paganism, heathenism.
Pagano, em. Heathen, pagan; peasant.
Pagano, na, a. Heathenish, feh.
iy €a. To pay, acquit; atone; requite,
fee.
Pagaré, em. A promissory note.
Página, 4f. Page of a boo
Pago, sm. ig a reward.
Pagóde, em. Pagod or pagoda,
Pagóte, am. A erage oe utt.
Pagre, em. (Ichth.) bream. Y. Bagre.
Eagúro, em. Small crab.
Palla, af A pan ; a boiler.
Pailon, em. A large copper boiler.
Pairir, vn. To bring to, lie to. V. Capear.
Paíro, sm. (Nau) Act of lying to with all
sail set, (ground.
Pála or cogs eet Country, land, region,
Paisáje, sm. dscape. - country.
Palaandje, em, Countryman, also pearantry.
e, em. Countryman, try.
Paisáno, na, a, Conterranean, of the same
country.
Paiséno, em. Countryman.
Pils, gy. Straw; haum; beard of grain,
lade of grass; chaff.
Pajáda, g/. Straw botled with bran.
Pajádo, da, a. Pale, straw-colored.
Pajár, sm. Hay or straw loft.
Pájara, sf. Hen-bird; paper kite.
Pajareár, ea. To go a bird-catching ; lounge,
hesitate.
Pajaról, em. V. Gilguero or Jilguero.
Pajaréra, gf Aviary. (Bot.) Chick-weed.
Pajareria, ef Abundance of birds; a straw
store. skittish.
Pajaréro, sm. Bird-catcher; a lounger;
Relat ro: ra, @. Merry, cheerful; sby;
showy.
Pajarito, af. A small hen-bird.
Pajarito, em. A small bird.
Pajaril, sm. (Nau.) Passaree or passarado.
Pajarilla, sf A small hen-bird; milt of a
og; bashfulnees. fellow.
Pijaro, em. (Orn.) Bird; sparrow; a aly
Pajaróta, 9 A false report, a hoax.
Pajarraco, sm. A large bird. (Coll) A ean-
ning fellow.
Pájas, interj. Of equality or comparison.
"»edro es caliente, Juan
Peter is valiant, but John is not less so.
Pajaza, af. Refuse of straw left by horses.
Paje, sm. Page; cabin-boy; whipping.
Pajoár, on. To make a litter. ;
Pajectto, em. A small page. (Prov.) Stand
or a candlestick.
Pajél, am. (Ichth.) Red sea-bream.
| Pajéra, ef. Btraw-loft.
PAL PAL
Pajeria, af. (Joc.) A whipping-place. Paleájo, am. The act of working with a
Pajéro, am. Straw dealer, vender. shovel.
Pajita, illa, if Short, light straw. [leaf. | Paleár, va. V. Apelear.
Pajica, Pajilla, af. Cigar made of a maize- Paleativo, va, a. V. Paliativo.
Pajizo, za, a. Made of straw, thatched with ¡ Palénque, sm. Palisade, inclosure; paling.
straw ; straw-color. . [ren Paleografía, 4 Paleography, art of reading
Pajon, em. Coarse straw. (Coll) An ill-bred| ancient M83.
Pajóso, sa, a. Made of straw. Paléra, sf Inclosure mado with fig-treca,
Pajóte, em. Straw to cover shrubs and plants, | Paleria, q/. Art and business of draining low
Pajuéla, £/. Short, light straw; match. wet lands,
Pajueléra, ef. Match-girl Paléro, sm. Ditcher, drainer; pioneer.
Pajueléro, sm. Match maker or seller. Paléstra, ef A gymnasium; a palestra; art
Pajujéro, em. (Prov.) Place for manure. of wrestling. wrestling.
Pajúncio, em. Booby, ninny, fool. Paléstrico, ca, a. Gymnastic, belonging to
Pajúz, am. Refase of straw. Palestrita, sm. One versed in athletic or
Pajúzo, em. Bad straw, designed for manure. | logical exercises. [trowel.
Pala, ef A wooden shovel; fire-shovel; : Paléta, sf Fire-shovel; palette; iron ladle;
battledoor; craft, artifice; dexterity, clev- | Paletáda, ¢f Trowel-full of mortar.
erness, [offer. | Paletilla, af A little fire-shovel; a shoulder-
Palabra, ef. Word; affirmation; promise, | blade. V. Paimatoria. rustic,
Palabráda, ef. Low, scurrilous language. Paléto, sm. Fallow-deer. V. Gamo, Clown,
Palabra, inter). 1 say; a word with you. Paletón, am. Bit of a ere [lary.
Palabrcro, ra, a. Talkative, loquacious. Paletóque, em. Kind of dress like a scapu-
Palebrimujér, sm. Man who has an effemi- | Pália, ¢f Altar-cloth; veil before the taber-
nate voice, nacle; square piece of linen ever the
Palabrista, a A or eens person. chalice,
Palabrita, af. A rt word; word full of! Paliacién, af Pailiation, extenuation.
meaning. Palladaménte, ad. Dissemblingly.
Palaci¿égo, ga, a. Pertaining to the palace, ¡Paliár, va. To palliate, excuse.
Palactégo, sm. Courtier. Paliativo, va, Paliatório, ria, a. Palliative,
Palacio, sr. Palace; castle; a little hut; a] mitigating; that may be palliated.
meeting-room. Palidéz, ¢f Paleness, wanness, pallor, ghast-
Palacra, Palacrana, af Ingot of pure gold. liness,
Paláda, y. A shovel-full; the stroke of an | Pálido, da, a. Pallid, pale. ick case.
oar. Palillóro, em. A tooth-pick vender; tooth-
Paladár, sm. Palste; taste, relish. Palillo, em. A small stick; knitting-needle
Paladeár, ea. To amuse, divert; sip, relish. | case; rolling-pin; tooth-pick; tr —
Paladéa, sm. Tasting or relishing. pl. Bobbins; drumsticks ; es,
Paladin, om. Paladín, a Saleh Palindrómo, em. Palindrome.
Palsdinaménte, ad. Publicly, clearly. nds af. Regeneration.
Paladino, na, a. Manifest, clear, public. Palinódia, sf. Palinode, a recantation.
Paladio, em. Palladium, a metal. Palio, am, Cloak, mantle; pall; canopy.
Paladión, sm. Palladium. Palique, sm. Chit-chat, small talk.
Paládo, a. (Her.) Pale. Palito, em. A little stick. shapec stick.
Palafrén, em, Palfrey. Palitróque, Palitóque, sm. rough, 1ll-
Palafrenéro, sm. Groom, hostler. Paliza, af Caning, cowhiding.
Palamáiilo, sm. Pall-mall, a play. Palizáda, af Palisade, palisado; paling.
Palaménta, af. The oars of a row-galley. Pallár, va. To extract the richest metallic
Palánca, sf. er; cowl-staff; stay-rope. art of minerals,
Palancada, af Stroke with a lover. Pallóta, Palléte, «. (Nan.) Mat, chafe-mat.
Palancána, Palangána, 8/. A basin. Palién, sm. Assay of gold in the cupeilation,
Palanquéra, sf Inclosure with stakes or| before separation with aquafortis.
phe Palma, 4f (Bot.) Date palm-tree; palm of
Pp quéro, em, Stake or pile driver. the hand; ferule.
Pslanquéta, ef (Gunn.) Bar-shot; a small | Palmacristi, 2f. Common palma christi.
lever. Palms Y Slap of the hand.—yé. Clapping
Palanquin, am. Porter; double-tackle, clew-| of han [the palm of the hand.
Palmadica, illa, ita, af A slight clap with
net; quin.
Palanquita, «ef A small lover.
Palastro, am, Iron plate. inches; clear, obvious,
Palatal, a. Palatic, palatal. Palmar, em, Grove of palm-trees; fuller's
Palatina, s/f. Bn aes oes for women. thistle; wood of dwarf palms.
Palatinádo, em. Palatinate; a county pala- | Palmar, on. (Coll.) To die.
tine. Palmário, ria, a. Obvious, evident.
Palatino, na, a. Palatial. Palmatório, af A ferule.
uta am. Blow e sexe of stick. ; Pale: da, E Jani web-footed,
azón, emm, (Nau.) Mas 9 masts o mated; palmato.
vestcla Ger) stand. Palmeár, ea. To slap with the open hand.
Pálco, em. A box In a playhouse; scaffold, | Palmejár, am. Thick interior coating or
Paleadér, sm. Man who works withashovel. | lining in ships. ‘i
Palmar, a. Measuring a palm, or three
PAM PAN
ee ae ee Ve ee
Palmé . Palm-tree. V. Palma. de peo illo, ito, em. A small young ten-
Palméro, yá Palmer, a pilgrim; keeper of" _ dril or vine-branch.
Ims. , Páropano, am. Young vine-branch. ce)
Palméta, af Ferule. | Sea-bream. and clusters.
Palmifero, ra, «. (Poet.) Palmiferons. | Pampanóso, ss, a. Abounding with foliaze
Palmilla, sf A blue woollen cloth; solo of a ' Pecopirol eds, ef. Sauce of o and ol); a
shoe, siliy thing. [tility, trie.
Palmitióso, a. Hard-hoofed horse. Pamplina, 4/. Duck-weed: mouse-esr; fa-
Palmito, «rm. Bud from a palm-tree. (Bot) Pamposádo, da, a. Lazy, idle, cowardly.
Dwarf fan-palm ; palmetto. Pampringáda, ef. V. Pringada,
Pálmo, em. Palm ; handbreadth. | Pan, sn, acu Food, bread.
Palmoteár, oa. To slap with the band; to Pana, af Velveret, corduroy.
clap hands. Panacea, @f All-heal, panax.
Palmotéo, em. Clapping of hands, Ej Panacés, q. Panacea, universal medicine.
Palo, em. Stick, cudgol; execution on the | Panáda, 4. Panado or panada.
polewe: (Bot.) Alatern. Panadeúr, oa. To make bread.
Palo sánto, sm. Lignum vite. Panadéo, em. Baking bread.
Pálo dúlce, em. (Bot.) Licorice. V. Orovus, | Panadéra, q/. Bakers wife, a woman who
Paloma, af. (Orn.) Pigoon, dove. (Ast.)| sells bread. [bakebonse.
Columba. Bling of a yard. Panaderia, af. Baker's trade; baker's shop,
Palomadiras, 8f. ¡ze (Nau.) Seams of the rms em. Baker, maker or seller
bolt-rope in sal ad. sickly person.
Palomir, a A pigeon -house, Panadizo, Panarizo, sm. whites, felon;
Panádo, em. Bread-sou
Palomeár, en, To shoot pigeons. A P panada.
Paloméra, y/. A bleak place; dovecot. Panál, sm. Honeycomb ; thing pleasing to
Palomeria, 8f Pigeon-shooting. the taste.
Panárra, am. Dolt, simpleton.
Paloméro, sm, Dealor in doves or pigeons.
Palom¢ro, a. Applied to arrows with long | Panas imbornaleras de las Varengas, ef pl
iron points. (Nan.) Limber-boards,
Palomica, ita, 4f A small dove or pleron: Panatéla, ef. Panado.
Palomico, illo, ito, sm. A small cock-pigeon. | Panática, 47. Provision of bread.
Palomilla, 4f A young pigeon; back-bone | Pancáda, gf Kick; contract by wholesale.
of a horse. [ory a black grape. Pancárpia, 4f. A garland.
Palomina, af Pigeon-dung. (Bot.) i- | Pancéra, ef. Armor which covers the belly.
Pancho, sm, Paanch, belly. V. Panza.
Páncreas, em, (Anat.) Pancreas, sweetbread.
Pand ar oe Te Send > rpalent.
andeár, on. To bend; grow co
Pandécta, af, An index. Pandectaz, Pan-
P ds Bul Cnt rd that Dales
an em, Bulge, any
Panderkda af, Number of tinsbrels; a silly
pro on.
Panderázo, em. Blow with a timbrel.
Pandercte, em. V. Panderilio,
Pandoreteár, en, To play on the timbrel
rr em. The act of beating the tim-
re
Panderetéro, em. One who beats the timbrel
Panderillo, em. A small timbrel
Pandéro, em. Timbrel; silly person. V.
Palomino, sm. A young pigeon; a kind of
black grape. [An idle, useless fellow.
Palómo, sm. Cock-pigeon, Juan 0,
Palin, sm, Guidon, ensign; ensign .
Palór, am. Puleness. V. Palides.
Palotida, af Stroke with a battledoor; a
lame work; a failure. {ruler.
Palóto, em. Drum-stick; a small stick;
Paloteádo, am. Rustic dance; a row.
Palotcár, en. To scale, dispute loudly.
Palotéo, sm, Fight with sticks.
Palpáble, a, Palpable Ao evident, clear,
Palpableminte, ad. Palpably, evidently.
Palpadúra, af. Feeling, touching.
Palpamiénto, am. Palpation, palpability.
rere site To feel, touch; grope; know
vely.
Palpebra, sf. Eyelid. V. Párpado. [ing.
Palpitacion, af Palpitation ; panting, heay-
Palpitánte, pa. Vibrating, palpitating.
Palpitár, en. To palpitate, pant, flutter.
Palpoteár, va. To handle carelessly.
Palta, af Alligator-pear.
Palto, em. Alligator pear-tree.
Pana at es
alúde, af e, . V. Laguna.
Paludóso, aa, a. Marsh , swampy.
Palumbário, a. Dove-bawk.
Palíirdo, sm. A clown, a dancing-jack.
Palúrdo, da, a. Rustic, clownish,
Palústre, a. Marshy, boggy.—em. Trowel.
eta.
Pandilla, af. Plot, 1 e, party.
Pandilladór, Pandiiléro, Pendillista, rN
Consptrer, plotter. {dy, grave.
Pando, da, a. Bulged; slow of ‘notice = tar-
Pandórga, af Concert of musical instra-
ments; fat, bulky woman.
Pandorgóna, y. augm. of Pandorga.
Panocico, illo, ito, sm, A loaf, roll of bread.
Panegirico, ca, a. Pan cal.
Panegírico, em. Pan eulogy.
Panegtrísta, em. Panegyrist, eulogist.
Panéla, @f A ane of indian corn; brown
8 : el.
Pancra. af. Granary; bread-basket.
Pámpa, #f An extensive plain.
Pámpana, 2/. Vine-leaf. Panes, sm. pl. Corn or grain in the Beld;
Pampanáda, af. Juice of vine-shoots, fauns, sat
= anales em, Abundance of vine-shoots ; | Panetéla, 47; Panado; sponge-cake.
D parade.
P : :
316 aneteria, af Pantry.
PAP
Panetéro, om. Pantler.
Panfilo, sm. A slow, slu
Paniaguádo, em. Comrade, companion.
Pánico, ca, a. Panic, c-struck,
Panicalo, en. Pannicie, pellicle. read.
Panicgo, ga, a. Eating or yielding much
Pantógo, sm. a strong charcoal-bag.
Panificación, af Panification.
Panificádo, da, a. Tilled, cultivated.
Panificár, va. To convert pasture-land into
sb, heavy person.
arable ground.
Panills; of A Bet) Pes hee ofL
anizo, 81. t.) Panic-grass; panic.
Panója, ef. ot) Panicle, a species of inflo-
rescence.
Panorama, ¢ Panorama. [screen.
Pantilla, af. Seonce; screen, shelter; fire-
Pantalon, sm. Pantaloons. ra
Pantino, #7. Pool, marsh; reservoir, ob-
Pantanóso, sa, Q. y, boggy ; full of
ditficalties.
Panteista, 2% Panthelst.
Panteológia, 4f Pantheology. {Rome
Panteón, am. Pantheon, a temple of ancient
Pantéra, a/. Panther. instrument.
Pan em. Pantograph, a mathemati-
Pantómetra, af Pantometer; proportional
compasses,
Pantomima, 4f. Pantomime, a dumb show.
oo co, ca, a. Pantomimic, pantomi-
m
Pantomimo, em, Pantomimic, a mimic.
Pantene; am. (Nau.) Floor or flat of the
8
P-
Pantorrilla, af Calf of the lee.
Pantorrilléra, y. A falso calf of the leg.
ar lage da, a. Having largo thick
ves.
Pantuflázo, em. Blow given with a slipper.
Pantdflo, em. Pantofle, slipper.
Pánza, ¢f Belly, paunch.
Panzáda, ef. Belly-fall ; pase with tho belly.
Panzón, am. -bellied person.
Panzádo, da, a. Big-belited.
Pañál, em. Swaddiing-cloth, wrapper; tail
of a shirt; childhood, infancy.
Pafialito, em. A small swaddling-eloth.
Pañalón, em. Iil-dressed sloven.
Pañéro, am, Woollen-draper, clothter.
Sari tr pt. Loose wide drawers.
Pañito, Pañizuélo, em. A small cloth ; small
handkerchief.
Páño, sm. Cloth; any woven staff.
Pañól, em. (Nau.) Store-room, magazino.
Pañoléro de Sánta Barbara, em. (Nau) The
nner's yeoman.
Pañolón, sm. A long square shawl,
Pañóso, a. Ragged.
Pafiudlo, em. Handkerchief.
Papa, am. The pope, mig en Papa, for fa-
er. Pap, a soup.—pl. Potatoes.
Papacóto, an. V. Cometa,
Papáda, £f. Double-chin. Papada de buey
or toro, Dewlap of oxen.
Pa oe af. The fleshy part under the
chin.
Papádo, am. Popedo pacy.
Paper sm. S rn.) Epleurean warbler.
Psa ya, 7. Femalo parrot.
Papagayo, sm. (Orn.) Parrot; red-fish.
PAR
Papaphigos, am pl. (Naw) Courses, the
lower sails.
Papal a Papel’ Zapatos papales, Cl
Papál, a. Papal. Zapatos papales, Clogs,
Papalina, af Ca with flaps for the ears,
Papalménte, In a papal manner.
Papamóscas, sm. (Orn.) Y. Doral,
Papanátas, sm. Oaf, simpleton, ninny.
Papandújo, ja, a. Too soft.
Papár, va. To swallow; eat; gape.
Paparábias, 4/. A testy, fretful person.
Paparismo, sm. Clownishness,
Pas O fh
a af. Ho n, oax,
Paparrúcha, y Silliness 5 Impertinence ;
Papasál, sm. Play among boya
Papáya, q/. Papaw, fruit of the Papayo.
Papiyo, sm. (Bot.) Papaw-tree. [rica.
Papáz, sen. Christian priest, so called in Af-
pedom.
; writing, treatise, dis-
course, deed, Te. Manuscripts,
intado, Stained paper.
Papeleadór, am, Scribbler.
Papeleár, vn. To run over papers; figure.
Papelójo, sm, A small bit of paper.
apeléra, af A number of written papers;
writing-desk. [der.
Papelería, ef Heap of papers without or-
Papeléro, em. Paper maker or seller.
Papelcta, ef. Blip of paper, visiting-card.
Papelillo, sm. V. Papelejo.
Papelina, sf A small wine-glass; poplin.
Papelista, sm, A scribbler.
Papelito, em, dim. A small carl, a hair-carl.
Papelón, em, Paper bill; phlot; boaster,
Papúra, af. Wen on the throat; mumps.
Papéro, am, i
Papialbillo, sm. Weasel. [ed.
goma: illa, ito, ita, a. Plump-cheek-
Papila, af (Mod.) Papilla.
Papilár, a. Papillary, pon.
Papilla, af Pap; guile, lecelt,
Papilonáceo, a, a. Papilionaceous.
Papión, em. A } monkey. V. Cefo.
Papiro, am. an papyrus or paper-tree,
Papiroláda, y. Garlic-saace.
Paptrotáda, af. Fillip; rap.
Papirote, em, tg
Papista, 3. Papist, Roman Catholic.
Papo, am. The under chin; food given toa
bird of es
Papúdo, da, a. Double-chinned. — [vated.
His bape da, a Full gorged; swollen, ele-
Pápula, 8/. Papula, a scrofulous tumor on
16 throat.
Paquebót, sm. Packet or packet-boat. [dle.
Paquéte, sm. A small packet, parcel, buns
Par, a. Equal, alike, on a par; even.
Par, sm. Pair, couple; peer of the realm.
Para, prep. For, to, in order to, towards,
wherefore, to the end that.
Parabás, am, Thick mat on the ripe
Parabién, am. Compliment, felicitation.
Dar el parabien, To congratulate, com -
pliment.
Parabienéro, am. (Coll.) A complimenter.
Parábola, q. Parable. (Geom.) P la,
| Paraboláno, sn. He who usos lora
' Parabólicaménte, ad. Parabo
call y.
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PAR
Parabólico, ca, q. Parabolical, parabolic.
Paraccéntrico, cf, a. Paracentric.
Paracléto, Paraclito, sm. Paraciete.
Paracronismo, sm. Parachronism, error in
creat
Parida, Y alt; stop, pause; fuld for cat-
tle; relay; dam; stake; parade.
Paradcra, af Sluice, flood-gate.
Parad¢ro, sm. Halting-place; term or end.
Paradcta, illa, af A short stop. [digm.
aradigma, em. Example, instance, para-
Paradisicro, em. Sportsman in wait; news-
monger. :
Parádo, da, a. Remiss, careless, indolent.
Paraddja, af Paradox.
Paradójico, ca, a. Paradoxical.
Paradojo, ja, @. Paradoxical.
Parador, em. One who halts; wayside inn.
Parafernáles (Bienes) e pl. Paraphernal
portion of a wife, .
Parafrascár, ra. To paraphrase.
Paráfrasi, af Parspbrase.
Parafrásto, «mn. Paraphrast.
Parafrústicamónto, ad. Paraphrastically.
i ro aa ca, 4. Parapbrastic, parapbras-
tical,
Parafronítis, ¢f Parapbrenitis, a disease.
Paragóge, af Addition of a letter or syllable
at the end of a word.
Paragonár, ea. To paragon, compare, cqual.
Parágrafo, sm. V. Párrafo.
Pardguas, am. pl. Umbrella,
Paraiso, 4. Paradise; heaven.
Paraje, sm. Place, residence; condition.
Paral, em. Wooden trough for launching
ships.
Paralictico, ca, a. Parallactic.
Paralúje, Paralájis, af (Astr.) Parallax.
Paralepipedo, sm. (Geom.) Parallelopiped.
Paralelismo, sm. Parallelisin.
Paralelizár, cu. To parallel, compare.
Paralclo, la, a. Parallel, similar, corres-
pondent.
Paralclo, sm. Parallel, comparison.
Paralelográmo, ma, a. Parallelogramical.
Paralelográmo, sm. Parallelogram.
Parálias, 2f. (Bot.) Sea-spurge. (Bible.
Paralipómenon, sm. One of the books of the
Paralisis, «7, V. Perlesta,
Paraliticido, da, a. Paralytic, palsied.
Paralitico, ca, a. Y. Perlatico.
Paralogismo, +m. Paralogism. ;
Paralogizir, en. To paralogize, to reason
sophistically.
Paramentár, ca. To adorn, to embellish.
Paraménto, 87m, Ornament, embellishment,
covering.
Parámetro, am. (Geom.) Parameter.
Páramo, 4. Desert, wilderness, heath.
Parancéro, am. Bird-catcher.
Parangón, em. Paragon, model, comparison.
Parangona, @f (Print) Large type.
Parangonár, Parangonizár, ca. To paragon,
match, compare.
Paraninfico, a. (Arch.) Applied to a build-
ing supported by statues of nymphs in-
stead of columns.
Paraninfo, em. Paranymph, a harbinger of
felicity.
Par pace Sportsman's hut.
Parapetárse, er. To take shelter behind a
parapet.
Parapet, am, (Fort.) Parapet, breast-work ;
rails on bridges and quays.
Parár, sm. Lansquenet, a game at cards.
Parár, on. To stop, halt, desist —ea. To de-
tain, end, stake.
Pararayo, 6m. A lightning rod or conductor.
P ve, am, Parasceve, the Sabbath-evo
of the Jews,
Parasolóne, 8/. (Met) Mock-moon.
Parasismo, sm. Paroxysm, a fit.
Parásito, sm. Parasite, ao AE toadeater.
Parasól, sm. Parasol. V. Quitasol.
Paratitla, ef Summary of a treatise.
Paraúso, am. Drill for metals; a mandrel
Parazónio, am. Broad sword without a point.
Parca, 8f Fate, death.
Parcaménte, ad. Sparingly.
Parcemiqui, sm. The first section of the
service for the dead.
Parceria, 4 Partnership in trade.
Parcéro, 6m. Partner, co-partner.
Parcbaménto, am. Trim of the ship when
the aails are backed. [jest.
Parcházo, em. A large plaster; deception,
Párche, em. Plaster; patch, skin for a dram.
Parcial, a. Partial; partisan; also friendly,
familiar; sociable, communicable.
Parcialidád, sf. Partiality, prejudice: party,
faction. tial.
Parcializár, ea. To partialize, to render
Parcialménte, ad. sidan Al friendly.
Parcidád, af. Parsimony, frugality.
Parcionéro, em. Partner in a business,
Parco, ca, a. Sparing, scanty; sober, absti-
nent, [sandpiper; a Kind of Jeo
Pardál, a. Clownish; cunning.—sra, Gray
Pardear, en. To grow gray or brownish;
become dusky. rown.
Pardillo, am. (Orn.) Linnet.—a. Grayish,
Pardo, da, a. Gray. Pardo blanquiaco,
rado
Párdo, sm. Tiger.
Pardúsco, ca, u. Dark gray, grizzly.
Pareár, va. To match, pair, couple.
Parecér, am. Opinion, advice; looks,
Parectr, en. To appear; seem; resemble;
approve; conform.
Pareciente, a. Similar, apparent. a
Parccido, da, a. and pp. Appeared, foand;
Pared, af, Wall; surface. Paredes, House
or home.
Paredino, ña, a. Having a wall betweon.
Paredilla, sf A slight wall
Parcdón, am, A thick wall.
Paregórico, a. Paregoric, anodyne.
Pardo, y. Pair, couple, brace; match.
Paréjo, ja, a. Equal, similar. .Por parejo,
a
on & par.
et rl af, Equality, uniformity.
Parélia, Parélio, s. Parhelion.
Parénesis, 4/. Admonition, precept.
Parenctico, ca, a. Admonitory.
Parenquima, af (Med.) Parenchyma
Parenquimatóso, sa, 4 Parenchymous, pa-
renchymatous.
Parentación, af Parentation.
Parental, a. Parental.
| Parentéla, af. Parentage, kindred.
PAR
PAR
Parentésco, am. Kindred, relationship;
union, link.
Parcntesis, am. Parenthesis
Paro, em, The act of coupling or matching.
Parergún, sm, Additional ornament.
Par ino, ¢m. Parchment.
Pa af. A tribute ; bel spp placenta.
Parición, af Child-bearing, urition,
Parida, ¢ Woman lately delivered.
Paridad, af. Parity ; equality.
Paridéra, a. Fruitful, prolific.
Parido, da, a. Delivered.
Pariente, ta, a Kelation
e; kinsman, kinswoman.
Parictiria, sf (Bot.) Pellitory.
Parificar, ea. To exemplify.
Parihuéla, ef Fork of a balance; barrow.
"Párrafo, sm. P
aragraph.
Parrál, sm. Vine or vineyard abounding
with shoots; a large earthen vessel.
-Parrár, on. To extend, spread out.
[no. | Parricida, e, com, Parricide,
V. Pergami- | Parricidio, em. Parricide, murderer of a
father or mother.
Parrilla, 8/. An earthen jar with two han-
dles, Parrillas, Gridiron.
Parriza, af Wild vine.
' Párro, em. V. Ganso.
| Párroco, em, Rector or parson.
by birth or mar- |
Parrón, em. V. Parriza. [cincts.
Parróquia, af. Parish; the church; its pre-
care ut a Parochial—4/. Parochial
urc
Paroquialidád, g/. Parochial right.
Pario (Marmol), am. Parian marble. (tive. | Parroquiano, em. Parishioner.
Parir, ca. To bring forth, bear; be produc- | Parroquiáno, na, a. Belonging to a parish-
Parla, e Speech, loquacity, gossip. loner. V. Purroquial, andry.
Parladillo, sm. An affected style. Parsimónia, af. Parsimony, frugality, hus-
Parlador, ra, 8, A chattering person.
Parladuria, sf. Loquacity; impertinence.
Parlamental, a. Parllamentary.
Parlamentar, Parlamenteár, on.To converse;
parley, treat for the surrender of a place.
Parlamentário, am. Member of parliament ;
parliamentary; a of truce.
Parlamentário, ria, a. eri
Parlaménto, sm, Parliament speech; par-
ley; flag of truce.
Parlanchin, na, a. and $. Chatterer, jabberer.
Parlánte, pa. Speaking; a talker.
Parlar, oa. To chatter; babble.
Parlatório, sm. Converse, parley; parlor.
Paricra, Parlantina, 4f A talkative woman.
Parleria, 2. Loquacity, garrulity, chirping,
gossip.
Parlerito, ita, a. (Coll) Talkative, garrulous.
Parléro, ra, a. Loquacious, talkative.
Parléro, em. Tale-bearer, tattler; singing-
bird; purling brook; conversation.
irae sf. Conversation on the weather and
es.
Parlón, na, a. Loquacions, garrulous.
Parloteár, on. To prattle, prate, chatter,
goesi
Pariotéo, em, Prattle, talk.
Parnáso, em. (Poet.) Parnassus, Helicon.
Paro, en. Titmouse, nun.
Parodia, q/. Parody.
Paródico, ca, a. Parodical.
Paróla, af. Fluency, volubility ; chat.
Paroli, am. Double of what was laid in
stakes at the game of bank.
Parolina, af. VY. Parola, {nychia
Paroniquia, 4f (Bot.) Whitlow-grass, paro-
Paronomasia, 4/. Paronomasia, a rhetorical
mumpé
pias, af. Tumor of the en glands,
Paroxismál a. Paroxysmal.
Paroxismo, em, Paroxysm. V. Parasismo,
Parpadeár, en. To twinkle, wink.
Párpado, sn. The eyelid.
Parpálla, Parpallóta, Parparála, af Copper
money, value of one English nny.
Parpár, sm. Quacking of a duck. [visions,
Parque, em. Park; park of artillery, of pro-
Parquedád, af. Parsimony.
Parra, 4/. Vine raised and nailed to a wall.
Parte, ef Part, portion; share, lot ; fraction;
party; district, territory ; sense, meaning;
order.—pl, Talenta, endowments.
Partear, eu. To deliver in childbirth.
Parténcia, 4/. Departure,
Partéra, ef. Midwife.
Parteria, 2f. Midwifery.
Partéro, am. Man-midwife.
Partesúna, g/. Partisan ; a short pike.
Partesanéro, 4m. Pikeman.
Partible, a. Divisible, separable. (tion, lot,
Partición, af Partition, division, distribu-
Particionéro, ra, a. Participant, partaker ;
consort.
Participable, a. (Little us.) Participable.
Participación, 47. Participation, ehare.
Participánte, pa. Sharin articipant,
Participar, vu. and n. orm; partici-
pate, partake, share.
Sept Ha Participant, sharing.
Participiál, a, Participial.
Participio, em. (Grain.) Participlo.
Particala, £/. Particle, small part. reia,
Particle. [odd ; individual.
Particular, a. Particular, peculiar, special ;
Particular, am. A private gentleman; a pe-
culiar matter or subject.
Particularidád, af Particularity, pecullari-
,
o
ty; intimacy.
Particularizár, va. To cularize, detail.
Particularménte, ad. Particularly, namely.
Partid o gh lk gang; charge; par-
cel, lot. Parts, accomplishments;
Spanish Code.
Partidaménte, ad. Separately, distinctly.
Partidário, em. Partisan; also a country or
circuit doctor.
Partido, da, a. Free, liberal, munificent.
Partido, sm. Treaty, agreement; party; ad-
vantage, profit; favor.
Partidór, sm. Parter, divider, cleaver.
Partija, af. Y. Particion.
Partil, a. Applied to the astrological as:
Partiménto, Partimiónto, sm. V. Particion,
Partir, va. To part, divido; distribute;
march; depart.
Partitivo, va, a Partltive.
Parto, sm, Childbirth, parturition.
Parturiénte, a, Parturient. ai
PAS
PAS
Parúlis, am. Gum-boll.
Parva, y. Unthrashed corn in heaps; mul-
titude, large quantity. corn.
Parvada, ef. (Prov.) Place for unthrashed
Parvedad, Parvidád, af Littleness, minute-
esa,
n
Parvo, va, a. Small, little.
Parvuléz, 4f. Smaliness, small size.
Parvulico, ica, illo, illa, ito, ita, a. Very little.
ne eal la, a. Very small; innocent ; hum-
e, low.
Pan a hate age a Laat
af. sin, dried grape; passage
Pacdbl a. Tolerable, passable, current.
ars e om Seronade. imannes:
a, af. Passage; pace; competency;
Pamdéra” al A stepping-stone. (Nau.)
Spun-yarn.
Pasaderaminte, ad. hard
Pasadéro, ra, a. Supportable, sufferable;
passable, tolerably good.
Pasadillo, sm, A small embroidery on both
sides of a piece of stuff
Pasadizo, em. A narrow covered way. Pa-
sadiso continuado de cuartos, A flight
of rooms contiguous to each other.
Pasddo, da, a. Passed, spent; hale, old.
Pasadór, em. A smuggler; bolt of a lock; a
sharp-pointed arrow; marline-spike.
Pása-gaznite, sm. Eatables.
Pasagonzálo, sm. A slight blow,
Pasájo, em. Passage; road, way;
event; accident.
Pasajeraménte, ad. hdd
Pasajéro, ra, a, A common thoroughfaro;
transient, birds fugitive.
Pasajéro, ra, & Traveller, passenger.
Pasamanéra, 4/. Lace-woman, lace-maker.
Pasamancár, vv. To make pl: trim-
mings, lace, do. millinery.
oe Lace-maker, Lane
Pasamanería, 4/.
Pasamanéro, sm, maker, lace-man,
milliner. twist.
Pasamanillo, em. A narrow lace; sa small
Pasamáno, sm. Balustrade; kind of lace or
edging.
Pasamicnto, sim. Passage, transit.
Pasánte, am, A lecturer; also *Tmedisina
given.
Ey
strait ;
or lawyer's assistant. medicine.
Pasantía, af. Profession or student of law or
Pasapán, sm. V. Garguero,
Pasapása, sm. Legerdemain, hocus-pocas.
Pasapórte, sm. Passport; furlough; license,
Pasár, on. To pass, move; go, proceed to;
travel; bo current; exceed; omit; over-
look; run over one's lesson.
Pasatiémpo, sm. Pastime, amusement
Pasavolinte, em. An inconsiderate action ;
a small culverin. [bowli
Pasavoléo, em. Ball passing the line in
Pascisio, sm. Student in vacation.
Pascua, y. Passover; Easter; Christmas,
Pascual, a. Paschal.
Pascuilla, Y The first Sunday after Easter.
Páse, em. A writ of judgment; a permis-
sion, pass.
Paseadéro, am, Public walk, avenue.
Paseadór, sm. A walker; walk or prom-
onade. [booby, cockney.
pases Pa and a. Walker; walking idler,
Paseár, va. and n. To walk, take the aiz,
exercise; to loiter,
Pascata, #. A walk, airing, drive. [sion.
Pasco, em. Walk, a public place; a proces-
'Pasóra, sf. Place where raisins are
the act of drying them.
Pasibilidad, re Passibleness, susceptibility
to impressions.
Laicos le EN rt-etepped.
asicérta, ta, a. Sho
am. and f, A highlander of
ilárgo, ga, a. Long-stepped.
Pasillo, em. A short step; a
sage; basting-stitch.
Pésio, arn. Passion, suffering of oar Savioar.
Pasión, @f Passion, affection of the mind,
susceptibility.
Pasionaria, e. (Bot) Passion-flower.
Pasitaménte, ad. V. Pasito.
Pasito, sm. dim. A short step.
Pasito, ad. Gently, softly.
Pasitróte, em. Short trot of horses alone.
Pasiva, 4/. Passive tense.
Pasivaménte, ad. Passively.
Pasivo, va, a. Passive; aunresisting.
Pasmár, va. To cause a spasm; benumb,
stupefy ; chill; wonder.
Pas ta, Pasmarotáda, af A feigned
spas ; admiration, astonishment
vee em. Spasm, convulsion; amaze-
men
[ingly.
Pasmosaménte, ad, Wonderfally, eer
Pasmóso, sa, a. Marvellous, wonderfal.
Paso, sa, G. and pp. trr. of Pasar. Dried:
applied to fruit,
Aso, em. Pace, step, pass; Eresma
rogresa. —pl. stitches. [out A
Pho, ad, Bo: y pr Al paso, With-
Pasplée, em. A kind of dance.
Pasquin, en. Pasquinade, lampoon.
Pasquináda, «f. Pasquinade,
Pasquinár, va. To ridicule, lampoon.
Pasta, y/. Paste; adhesive mixture; bul-
lion, mass of gold or silver. Aa
Pastár, on. To pasture, —ta. To feed
Pastúca, af (Nan) Snatch-block.
Pastél, sm. Pie; trick; meeting; woad.
Pasteléra, ef Pastrycook's wife.
Pastolería, y” Pastrycook's shop; pastry,
pies or paste.
Pasteléro, em. Pastrycook.
Pastclillo, ito, em. A little ple, a patty; tart.
Pastelón, sm. A br id ple.
Pastéro, em. Provider of pasture for cattle.
Pastilla, y. Cake; lozenge.
Pastináca, 4f (Bot.) Parsnip. (Ichth.) Fire-
A = UN
ng. asture; re- ; SD
food or aliment. ' {gentile temples
Pastofório, em. Habitation for priests in
Pastór, sm. Shepherd, parish priest.
Pastóra, of. Shepberdesa, pastor's wife.
Pastoráje, em. Pasturage.
Pastóral, a. Pastoral, rural.
Pastoralménte, ad. Pastorally, rustically.
Pastorita, ef A little ig oe
espias slo, Sees om. A little esa
astoreár, ea. To Ss pasture; to
with sound doctrine.
PAT
PAU
Pastoréla, af. Pantoral; an idyL
Pastóreo, sm. Pasturing.
ia, af. A pastoral or rural life, pastors,
Pastoria,
Pastoril, Pastoricio, a. Pastoral
Pastosidad. Ye Mel i de qué
a . Mellownesa, ess,
Pastóso, aa, a. Soft, mellow. [ground.
Pastúra, of Pasture; fodder; pasture-
P am. Pasturage; duty on grazing.
hes ef. Foot and leg of beasts; duck;
Pp.
Patáca, em. Dollar, patacoon; coin worth
teoo cuartos. .
Patache, em. a) Tender of a squadron,
Patáco, ca, a. Y. Patan.
Patacón, e. Dollar or patacoon, woighing
an ounce.
Patáda, Y. Kick; step, pace;
track.
Patagalána, Y. Limpiog; having a short leg, | P
Patagón, sm. A large clumsy foot.
Pa o, lla, a Fricassee made of the
ives and E of animals.
Pa sm, V. Putache ter.
. [
Pataleár, on. To kick violently; stamp;
Pataléo, am. The act of stamping.
Pantalóta, ¢ A fainting-fit.
Pataletilla, af. A kind of dance.
Patán, em. Clown, a churl.
Patan, na, a. Clownish, churlish, rustic.
Patána, 4/. A coun oman.
Pataneria, y Clownishness, rusticity.
Pp . Fiction; affected concern.
Pataratéro, ra, a. Using fictitious artificial
appearances.
P, sm. (Nau.) Preventer-shroud.
Patáta, q. (Bot.) Potato.
Patatal, sen. Potato-Meld.
Patatús, sen. (ID Swoon, a fhinting-fit
Patáx, em, V.
Pateadúra, ef. Kicking, stamping.
Pateamiénto, em. Kicking, act of stamping.
Pateár, oa. and x. To kick; stamp.
aténa, ¢ A large medal; patine, the lid
of a chalice. (palpable.
Patente, a. Patent, manifest, evident, clear,
ira a aaa ad. Clearly, visibly, obvi-
ously.
Patéra, sf Goblet, patera,
Patereal” a. Paternal, fatherly.
Paternalménte, ad. Paternally, fatherly.
Paternidad, af. Paternity; title of respect
to religious men.
Patérno, na, a. Paternal, fatherly.
Paternóster, am. The Lord's prayer; a big
Passos, of ON yA} block.
atesca, Y: (Nau. argo
Paté EN lonas given to the lame;
devil, Old Niek,
Patéticaménte, ad. Pathetically.
Patético, ca, a. Pathetic: plaintive.
Pattabiérto, ta, a. Straddling; clubfooted.
Patialbillo, eon. Weasel. V. Paptalbillo.
Patiancho, cha, a. Pawed.
Patibalo, em. Gibbet, gallows.
re af. ok ane
atico, Em. n
Paticójo, ja, a. (Coll.) Lame.
Patiestebádo, da, a. Bow-legged.
Patihendido, da, a. Es
Patilla, y. A small foot. (Nau.) Spike of
ne rudder; trigger; whiskers; water-
melon.
Patimarzizo, za, a. Solid-footed.
Patimuléño, fia, a. Mule-footed.
Patín, em. A small court; skates. (Orn.)
Goosander.
Patinár, on. To skate.
Patinéjo, Patinillo, sm, dim, A small skate.
Patino, sm. Ea A gosling.
Patio, sm. Court or court-yard; pit of a
theatre; hall of a college.
Patita, af. A small foot or leg of beasta.
Patitiéso, sa, a, Stiff, starchy; benumbed,
stupeñed, s erse.
áto, sm. ate Goose. V. Ansar.
Patocháda, 4/. Blunder, nonsense, folly.
Patognómico, ca, a. Pathognomonic.
Lo, ja, a. Waddling, like a goose.
Patológia, g/. (Med.) Pathology.
Patológico, ca, a. Pathologic.
Patologista, em. (Med.) Pathologist.
Patón, na, a. Large-footed.
Patón, sm. Clumsy foot. [sccomnt,
Patráña, af. A fabulous story; a fictitious
Patrañué . af. An insignificant tale.
Patria, af Native country ; native or proper
place for any thing. [highest rank,
Patriárca, em. Patriarch; a bishop of the
Pa o, em. Patriarchate.
Patriarcál, a. Patriarchal.
Patriciádo, em. Dignity of a patrician.
Patricio, cla, a Native, national; patrician.
Patricio, em. Patrician, noble.
Patrimoniál, a. Patrimonial, by right of
birth; relating to a picor
Patrimontialidád, a/. Birthdom, birthright.
Patrimónto, am. Patrimony, property.
Pátrio, tria, a. Native; paternal.
Patrióta, e. Patriot,
Patriótico, Ca, A. Patriotic
Patriotismo, em. Patriotism.
Patriocinár, va. To favor, patronize, protect,
Patrocinio, sm. Patronage, favor.
Patrón, na, & Patron, protector; master;
landlord; guardian saínt; pattern, sample,
tr us ee ; eS pera LS
Patronádo, da, a. Having a patron: app
Bonds. —em, Y Pa-
to churches and pre
tronalo.
Patronáto, Patronázgo, em. Patro pat-
ele vessel.
Patronear, ta. To be master of a trading
Patronia, 8/. Mastership of a vessel,
Patronimico, 871. Patronymic.
Patróno, 8m. Lord of the manor.
Patrilla, af. Patrol; a crowd of people.
Patrullár, va. To patrol:
Patáúdo, da, a. (Coll.) Club-footed.
Patué, em. Corrupt lan , Droguo.
Patullár, en. To dash through muddy
laces, through thick and thin. (Coll)
ko prattle.
| Paulatinamónte, ad. Gently, slowly.
' Paulatino, na, a. Slowly, by degrees,
‘Paulina, @f Interdict. ; (colt) Reprook,
chiding. oe
PEB
PED
Paupérrimo, ma, a. sup. Very poor.
Patisa, *f. Pause, stop; suspense; rest.
Pausadaménte, ad, Slowly.
Pausddo, da, a. Slow, deliberate ; calm.
Pausádo, ad. V. Pausudamente.
Pausár, en. To pause, cease, hesitate.
Paúta, sf Rule, guide, model
Pautador, sm. One who uses a pauta,
| Pécs, sf. Wrockle, a speck.
'Pecable, a. Peccablo, lisble to stn.
Pecadázo, sm. A heinous or atrocious 6in.
Pecadillo, sm. Peccadillo, a slight fault.
Pecado, em. Sin; extravagance, excess.
Pecador, am. Sinner; offender, delinquent,
Pecadóra, 4f A prostitute. Y. Pecador.
Pecadorázo, za, 8. A t sinner.
Pautár, va. To use a pauto; give rules, | Pecadorcillo, illa, ito, ita, a. Little sinner.
rescribe [indolent woman.
Pecaminosaménte, ad. Sinfally, wickedly.
Pava, af. (Orn.) Turkey-hen; pea-hen, An!Pecaminóso, ga, a. Sinful
Paváda, +f. A flock of turkeys; a childish
neckeloth..
game. f
Pavána, @f Spanish dance; a solemn step;
Paveria, 4f Place for rearing turkeys.
Pavéro, ra, a. Rearing or feeding turkeys.
—é&. One who feeds or sells turkeys.
Pavés, sm. Kind of large shield.
Pavosa, 8/. Hot cinders; snuff of the can-
dle; relic.
Pavesidas, 47 pl Ne Waistclothes,
Paveseár, en. To flicker, flutter.
Pavía, af A varicty of peach.
Pávido, da, a. Timid, fearful.
Pavilla, ita, ¢f A little turkey-hen.
Pavillo, ito, 6m. A small turkey.
Paviménto, am. Pavement, a floor.
Pavióta, af (Orn.) Mew, sea-gull.
Pavipóllo, sm, A young turkey.
Pavito reál, sm. Pen-chick.
Pavo, sm. Turkey; peacock-fish. Paco
silvestre, Wood grouse.
Pavo, a. Peacock-like: applied to fops.
Pavón, sm. (Orn.) Peacock. Piece of wood
for glazing gunpowder.
Pavonáda, sf. Short walk; strat. color.
Pavonár, to, To give iron or steel a bluish
Pavonázo, sm. Crimson or purple color.
Pavoncillo, ito, am. A little peacock.
Pavoneár, on. To strut, saunter, flutter;
amuse; lull,
Payor, «mm. Fear, dread, terror.
Pavórde, am. Provost; professor of divinity.
Pavordeur, va. To swarm: applied to bees.
Pavordia, af Place and dignity of a provost.
as da, a. Intimidated, struck with
rror E
Pavorosaménte, ad. Awfully.
Pavoróso, sa, a. Awful.
Pecánte, a. Peccant, vicious.
Pecar, on. To sin: offend; commit excesses.
Pace, ef Fish. V. Pes. Clay; pitch.
Pececico, illo, ito, am. A small fis
Pecéño, fia, a, Of the color or taste of pitch.
Pecezuéla, af, A smali piece.
Pecezuélo, sm. Small foot; small fish,
Pécha, ef. Tax, impost, tribute.
Pechar, on. To pay taxes,
Pechúzo, sm. A brave, generous man.
Péche, em, V. Pechina. (breast,
Pechéra, af Stomacher; frill of a shirt; the
Pecheria, af. Paying tax, toll, or duty.
Pechéro, ra, a. Liable to pay duty or taxes;
a commoner.
Pech¢ro, sm. Bib for children.
Pechiblánco, ca, a. White-breasted.
Pechico, illo, a. A small breast, teat.
Pechicolorádo, sm. (Orn.) Robin-redbresst.
Pechigónga, af A game st cards.
Pechina, £/. A trinket or shell worn by pil.
grims; curvilineal triangle.
Pechirójo, em, V. Pech rado,
Pechito, am. V. Pechtco.
Pécho, em, The breast; chest; bosom;
heart; esteem; valor.
Pechuélo, am. A small breast.
Pechúga, €/. Breast of a fowL
Pechugón, 8m. Blow on the breast.
Pechuguera, af. Cough, hoarseness.
Pochuguica, ílla, 4% A small breast of a fowL
Peciénto, ta, A. Of a pitchy color.
Pecilgár, va. To pinch, V. Pellisoar.
Pecilgo, sm. Pinch.
Pecilucn a. Long-stalked fruit,
Pecina, af. Fish-pond. V. Lodaral,
Pecinúl, sm. Pool of muddy water.
Pécora, af A sheep; a knave; gay, merry.
Pavúra, af. Terror, fear, dread. V. Pavor, | Pecoréa, sf Marauding; idle strolling.
Piya, sf. Hoiden, a rude country girl.
Páyo, a Clown, churl. a
Paz, af Peace, tranquillity, ease; quiet; a
Pleasant, peaceful disposition.
Pazán, sm. Antelope. [son.
Pazguáto, ta, 2. Dolt, a simple, stupid per-
Pazpuérco, ca, a. Dirty, slovenly. fend.
Pe, ad. De pe & pa, From beginning to
Poáje, Pedáje, sm. Bridge-toll, ferriage,
Se lake am, Toll-gatherer.
Peal, em. Sock; foot of a stocking,
Peal, a. Heavy, dull, stupid,
Peána, @f Pedestal.
Pefizgo, am. Bridge-toll. V. Peaje,
Pebéte, gf An aromatic perfume; stench; | Pedáneo, a. Puny, petty, inferjor.
tube for fireworks.
Pebetéro, sm. Censer for burning perfumes,
Pebráda, y/. V. Pebre. [V. Pimienta,
Pébre, fhe aie made of garlic and spices.
[V. Peana, | Pedagógico, ca, a gogical.
Peáña, 4/. A swelling on a horse's tongue. | Pedagógo, em. ES pedant; prompt-
Pecóso, sa, a. peck freckled.
Pectoral, a. PectoraL—em. Bishop's cross;
breast-plate, ment.
Peculádo, sm, Peculation, theft, embexzle-
Peculiár, a. Peculiar, appropriate.
Peculiarménte, ad. Peculiarly. fit.
Pecálio, sm. Stock a son holds for his own
Pecúnia, 8/. (ColL) Hard cash, specie.
Pecuniariamónte, ad. In ready money.
Pecuntário, ria, a. Pecuniary. Ap
Pedacico, illo, ito, a. A small piece, a Httle
Pedagogía, af P sm.
[er.
Pedáje, em. Bridge-tol
Pedánte, sm. Pedant; a man vain of fener
Pedanteár, on, To pedantize. finz.
Pedanteria, af. Ostentation of needless learn-
| Pedantésco, ca, a. Pedantic.
PEG
PEL
Pedantismo, em. Pedantry.
Pedantón, em. A great pedant. ump.
Pegiso, em. P a winged horse.
Pegáta, 8/. (Coll.) Trick, fraud, imposition.
Pedazo, am. Piece, bit; a part of a wholo, a, Pegatista, sm. An indigent wretch; 18
Pedazuélo, sm. A small piece or bit.
Pedernal, em. Flint; any thing proverbially
hard. V. Pedreñal. [dation.
Pedestal, am. Pedestal. V. Peana. Foun-
Pedéstre, a. Pedestrious, pedaneous.
Pedicóx, em, Jump on one foot.
Pedicular, a. Pedicular, lousy.
Pediculo, sm. Louse, Y. Piojo. (Bot.)
Peduncle of a flower.
Pedido, em. A voluntary contribution called
for by government, V. Peticion,
Pedidor, ra, e. Potitioner.
Pedidara, af Begging, petitioning. [asker.
Leti sm. ro Ae an insatiable
ediguého, ia, a. Craving, importunate.
Podilaria sm. (Med.) Pediluvium, a bath
for the feet.
Pediménto, em. V. Peticion.
“Pedir, ea. To petition, beg; ask informa-
tion; crave.
Pédo, am. Wind from the bowels. Pedo de
lobo, (Bot.) Paff-bali.
Pedorreár, ea. To discharge wind.
Pedorréras, af pl Very tight breeches;
flatulencies.
Pedorréro, ra, Pedórro, rra, €. Flatulent.
Pedorreta, af. Noise made with the mouth.
Pedrada, «f. Throw of a stone; lapidation;
cockade; taunt, sneer.
Pedréa, ef. Lapidation.
Pecdrecita, af. A small stone.
Pedregal, sm. Place full of stones.
o sa, a. Stony; afflicted with the
gravel.
Pedrejón, sm. Large loose stone.
Pedrenal, em. Small firelock.
Pedré [jewels.
Pedreria, 8f. A collection of precious stones;
Pedrúro, sm. Stone-cutter; a swivel-gun;
slinger ; lapidary.
Pedrezuéla, af. A small stone.
Pedriscál, am. V. Pedregal.
Pedrisco, sm. Hailstone.
Pedriza, af. Quarry. V. Pedrera,
of loose stones.
Pedrúsco, sm. Rough piece of marble.
Pedunculádo, da, a. (Bot) Peduncled.
Peduncalillo, sm. (Bot.) Pedicle or pedicel.
Pedúnculo, em. (Bot.) Peduncle.
Peér, ca. To break wind.
Péga, af The art of joining or cementing
things; varnish of pitch; tanning or cur-
rying; ajest, ajoko. (Orn.) Magpio.
egmdillo, em. A little patch; a sticking-
Heap
Pp r. ing.
Pegadizo, za, a. Clammy, glutinous; catch-
Pegado, sm. Patch, stick ing-plaster, cata-
te
plasm. [pl
Pegadúra, af. Sticking to, daubing with
Pegajóso, sa, a. Sticky, glutinous; conta-
gious; adhesive.
Pcgamieénto, am, The act of cementing.
Peginte, a. Viscous, glutinous
Pegár, ca. To join; unite; punish; beat;
catch.—on, To impress; communicate ;
adhere. sua.
Pegáseo, sca, a. (Poet.) Belonging to Pega-
sponger. [sponger.
Pegúte, sm A thick sauce fricassee; a
Peguéra, 4f. Pile of pine-wood burnt for
se | pitch ; vee where sheep aro
marked with pitc
Peguéro, sm. Pitch maker or seller.
Pe *” Pegujár, sm. Capital from a father
1 in for his own use. ier.
Pe ro, Pegujaréro, sm. A small farmer,
Pe sm. Pellet of wool or hair.
Pe af. Mark on wool or cattle.
Pe +, ca. To mark cattle, dee.
Pe af The dressing of the hair.
Pe em. The hair dressed and curled.
Pe da, a. Combed, curled, dressed.
Pe.saucr, 6m. Hair-dresser; combing-gown.
Peinadura, af. V. Peináda. Hair pulled
out with a comb.
Peinár, ea. To comb the hair; comb wool;
excavate; correct the style.
Peinázo, am. Cross-plece of a door or win-
dow frame.
Peine, sm. Comb; woolcard; a rack; the
instep; weaver's reed; hemp-comb.
Peineria, 4f Shop where combs aro made
and sold.
Peinéro, ra, 2. Comb-maker, comb-seller.
Pejo, em. A fish; cunning, crafty fellow.
Pejemullér, af. Mermaid.
pos af. Difficulty, embarrassment.
Pel, sf Skin, hide. V. Piel.
Pela, sm. A whipping;
Pelúda, sf Pelt of a sheep.
Peladéra, af. Shedding of the hair. [ble.
Peladilla, 2f. Confected almond; small peb-
Peladillos, sm. pl The wool from the skin
of sheep. ed.
Pelado, da, a. Plumed ; hairless; b Da-
Peladór, em. A plucker.
Peladúra, 4/. Plucking, decortication.
Pelafustán, em. Ragamuffin, vagabond.
Pelagúllos, em. Vagabond, vagrant.
Pelagútos, sm. Vagrant; ragamuftin.
Pelaire, sm. Wool-dresser.
Pelairia, af. Trade of a wool-comber.
Pelaje, 6m. Nature and quality of the hair
and of wool; quality of clothes. pits.
Pelambrár, ca. To macerate hides in lime-
Pelámbre, sm. The quantity of hides put
into lime-pits; want of halr.
Pelambrera, ¢f Quantity of hair; shedding
of hair; maccration of hides in lime-píts.
Pelambréro, sm. One who steeps hides in
lHime-pita
Pelamén, em. V. Pelambre.
Pelamésa, af. Scuffle in which the hair is
torn off; a bushy head of hair. (fish,
h. | Pelámide, Pelamída, em. Brood of tunny-
Pelandúsca, 4f A strumpet.
Pelantrin, sm. A petty Ermer.
Pelár, ca. To pu out the hair; stri
feathers; divest of the bark, blanc
cheat; scald. {8
Pelaruécas, am. A woman who lives by
Peláza, sf Quarrel, affray ; ee of
ats, [of ey.
the stalks
€:
Peláza, a. The chopped straw i
off the
shell ;
inning.
PEL PEN
Peldáño, em. Every step of a flight of stairs. | Pelmázo, em. Heavy paste or cake; food
Példe, sm. V. A e. which lies heavy on the stomach; a slow,
Peldefébre, sm. Camlet, baracan. heavy person.
Pelég, of attle; quarrel; struggle, toll. Pélo, em. Hair; down; fibres of plants; bur
Peleador, em. Fighter, combatant. of cloth; the coat of an ; flaw or
Peleénte, pa. Combating, fighting. split; trifle
Peleár, va. To fight; quack contend; toil. | Pelón, na, a. (Coll.) Hairless, bald.
Pelechár, oa. To get hair; chango the coat, | Pelón, na, 2. Poor, indigent man.
a plied to horses; fledge. Pelóna, Pelonis, y. V. Peladera.
Peis e, em, A man of straw; insignificant | Peloncria, y. Poverty, want, indigenca,
fellow. Pelosilla, af: t.) Crapeny, hawkweed.
Pelendéngue, am. Frivolous foppery. Peldso, sa, a. Hairy.
Peleóna, 4/. Scuffle, quarrel. (man. | Pelóta, 4/7 Ball; cannon or muaket ball —
Pelóte, em. One who pants at cards; a poor pl. (Prov.) A kind of round
Peletoría, Y/: Furrlery: ; fellmonger’s sbop. paotase am. Blow or stroke with a bell
LS parade pa ae lah om. oe ear. a ai
elgár, em. A ragamnuffin, a guard. eloteár, on. To play 5 argue,
Peliagt do, da, 4. Downy, furry. (Coll) ute.—va. To examine an account,
nous, Ingenious Pelotéra, ef. Battle, disphte, contention.
Peliblánco, ca, & Having white hair. Peloteria, q/. Heap of balls; heap of goat's
Peliblando, da, a, Having fine soft hair. hair. r
Pelicábra, y. Satyr, a fabulous animal Pelotéro, sm. Ball-maker; affray, quarrel.
Pelicano, em. (Orn.) Pelican. Pelotilla, 4/. A small ball.
Pelicáno, na, a. Gray-baired, hoary. Pelóto, a. Y. Chamorro. [A crowd.
Pelicórto, ta, a. Short-haired. Pelotón, am. A 1 ball 1.) Platoon.
Pelicula, y. Pellicle. Pélta, y. Pelta, ancient light back ler.
Pelifórra, ef Whore, prostitute. Póltre, em. Pewter.
Peligrár, on. To be in ceases peril Peltréro, am. Pewterer, pewter-worker.
Peligro, em. Danger, peril, hazard, jeopardy. | Pelúca, ¢/ Wig; peruke; a severe
Felis Anta dde Perilously, bazard- re Pap fantastical fellow.
ously. elúdo, da, a. Hairy.
eh, sa, a. Perilous; hazardous. Pelúdo, em. A base mat of an oval shape.
Pelilárgo, ga, a. Long-haired. Peluguéra, 4/. A hair-cutter's or peruke-
Pelillo, am. Short, tender hair; trifle. ers wife. [and sok.
Pelillóso, sa, a. Downy, full of hair. Peluquería, 4 Shop where wigs sro made
Pelin gra, a, Black-haired. Peluquéro, em. Peruko-maker, ~dresser,
Pelirúbio, bia, a. Having flaxen batr. Peluquills, ita, e/ A small wig.
Politiéso, sa, a. Having strong, bushy hair. | Pelaquin, em. A small iy Pinky ale
Pelito, evn. Short hair. Pelitos á la mar, A Down of plants or fruit.
Animosities done away. Pejusilla, 4/ The down of plants or fruit.
Pelítre, em. (Bot.) eat is a Péna, y. Punishment, pain; correction;
Pelitrique, sm, Fiddle-feddle, trifle affliction; anxicty; labor, hardship.
Pélla, ef. Ball; 1; mass of metal in its | Péna, ad. Y. a,
crade state; fleece. (Orn.) Heron. Penachéra, ef. V. Penacko.
Pelláda, Y. Gentle blow, dab; a trowel full. | Penácho, sm. Tuft on the heads of birds;
Pellója, af Hide of an animal. plumes ; Joftiness, haughtiness.
Pellejoria, af. Fellmonger's shop. Penadaménte, ad. V. Penosamente,
Pellejéro, em. Follmonger; lesther-dresser, | Penadilla, af A blister or pustale.
ekinner. Penádo, da, a. Punished; painfal ; narrow-
Pellejica, ita, af V. Pellejuela. mouthed.
Pellejico, illo, ito, em. A small skin. Penal, a. Penal; judicial. [penalty.
Pellejina, sf A small skin. Penalidád, q. Suffering, calamity. hardship ;
Pellájo, em. Skin, bide, felt, pelt. skin. | Penante, pa. and a. Sufferin B or afílic-
Pellejúdo, da, a. Having a great quantity of| tion; love-sick. =
Pellejuéla, q/. A small hide. Penár, on. To be tormented in a future life;
Pellejuélo, em. A small skin, crave; linger.—ta. To chastiso.—er. To
Pellóta, af. V. Pelleja, grieve, Mourn.
Pellica, af Coverlet of fine fara. Penátes, sm. pl. Penates, the house-gods.
Pollico, em. Dress made of skins or fars, | Penatigero, em. He who carried the penates.
Pellijéro, em. V. Pe {far. | Pénca, sf Pricking leaf of a chard ; a leather
Pelliquéro, sm, A maker of coverlets of fine| whip for convicta, [strap
Pelliza, af. Pelísse. [fer. | Pencázo, em. Lash with the hangman's
Pellizcár, va. To pinch, wound, gripe; pil-| Pencádo, da, a. Acuminated,
Peliízco, em. Pinch; a nip; a small portlet Pendanga, af. Knave of diamonds in a game
cist} Remorse, disquietude. called Quinolas or Reverets.
Pellón, Pellúte, sm. A robe made of skins | Pondéjo, sm. Short, tender hair. (Vul.)
= a ln P. fat eg b for a oven. = eee poltroon.
uzgén, am. O wool, or tow. | Pendéncla, y/. affray, dispute.
Pélma, Y. V. Pelmaso. ; Ponienclin’e en. To wrangle, Py
der Y. Hoavinesa, slowness. Pendenciéro, ra, a. Quarrelsome.
PEN
PER
decane an. To impend, hang over; depend,
Pendiente, a. Pendent, banging; unpaid
Pendiénte, am. Slope, declivity; ear-ring.
goose) am. A mantle. Tomar el
To elope.
Péndols, «ef. V. Pluma. Pendulam.
Edo em. The plunder of a captured
vesse
Pendolário, am. V. Pendolista.
Pendoléro, ra, a. Hanging, pendent.
Pendolísta, am. Penman, (Coll) Cheat,
swindler, impostor.
Pendotíta, af. The spiral spring in a watch.
Pendón, sm. Standard ; ner, pennon;
remnants; leader's reins. real,
(Mau) Parliament heel, boot-topping.
Pendoncito, sm. Pennon, a small
Péndulo, ls, a. Pendent, hanging.
Penéque, em. (Coll.) Drunkard.
Penetrab af. Penetrability.
Penetráble, a. Penetrabie ; priori
Penetración, 4/- Penetration; sagacity ; dis-
cernment, intelligence.
Penetradór, em. Discerner. (part. | P
sm. The interior or most retired
Penetrating, penetrant;
heart-rending; keen.
Penetréz, 0c. To penetrate, pierce ; force in;
fathom
Ponetrativa, va, a. Penetrative, pen
a Esk) vine feathered.
Penique, on. Pont , coin.
Penile y. Y. Peninsula.
Peniténcia, 4f Penance, penalty.
Penitencial, a. Penitential. (fault.
Penitenciár, ec. To impose penance for a
Penitenciaria, Y. . Ch of a penitentiary.
Penitenciário, am. a who has the
power of absolving in certain cases.
Peniténta, y. A female penitent.
Peniténte, a. Penitent, reverent contrite.
Peniténte, em. Penitent, who does penance,
or
-) Y ard-arm,
Penoeaménte, a¢ Painfally. (tormenting.
Penóso, sa, A. Painful, grievous, laborious,
Penóso, em. An affected fop, a buck or beau.
Pensádo, da da, a, Deliberate; on purpose.
piro sm, om. ‘Thought idea, medita-
Jer a Heart's ease.
Ponsár, ay oa ‘sider, reflect, medi-
; Intend, mean; feed cattle.
Ponactivanuate ad, Moodily.
Pensativo, va, a. Pensivo, ¿bon tífal
Pensil, a. Pensile, hanging. =
Penail. am. A beantifa garden
ri na Pension ; toil, labor, boarding.
da, a. Pensioncr, pensionary.
deme va, To impose annual ch
Pensionário, sm. One who pays & pe
pensionary or recorder.
Pensionista, s. com, Pensioner; boarder.
Pentacórdio, em. Pentachord, Jl 122
Pentadáctilo, Pentáfilon, sim. Y. oi ngue-
Pentaglóto, a. Pentaglottical, written in five
Pr? dm em. Pentagon.
on;
era am. Pentagraph.
Pentametro, sm. Pentameter.
Pentángulo, em. Pentangle.
Pentapétalo, la, a. (Bot.) Pentapetalous,
Pentástilo, sm. (Arch.) Pentastyle.
Pentateúco, em. The Pentateuch.
Pen em. Pentecost, Whitsuntide.
Penáltimo, a. Penultimate.
Penúmbra, pra Pe ‘enumbra.
Póna, of hock. Por pedos, A long ti
a, e e peñas ong time,
Peñádo, ef. V. Peñasco. :
Pefisscfl, am. Rocky hill or mountain.
Peñásco, po em. A large rock; a
silk stu:
Portero! ZI Pela ooo poor and:
e a, eninsa cme point o:
de = nue wicks Yard-arm.
Peón ae pe A large rock, rocky mountain,
Peón, ym. Pedestrian ; ros foot-
Poca top; pawn in chess; man in
on a, af. Day-work of a laborer.
hobs am. Multitude o; £ people on foot;
ody of peones i lonched the same
lace together. ed in a day.
Pooneria, Y. As ae rae as can be
om, 5a Pion bales $ piece of ground that
n a day.
Poon, 4 y) ad of es aid price vid eat
eónza, 8f. Top, w - a no t-
we fellow. 7 pleiet ‘Gell On foot.
a Womad Ww ine á
Peoria, af. Deterioration, detriment
Poon ove Y. “Pipian.
eplán, em.
Pepinér, em. Cacumber-field.
Pepinázo, em. Blow wtth a cucumber.
Pepino, sm. cee Cacumber.
Pepión, am. yang st hea coin of the reign
of abba the
Pepita, 3 Seed of pr a pe de. ; ker-
nel; pip in fowls.—p%, In Peru, the grains
of pure native po
Pepitáña, af A pipe made of corn-stalk.
Pepitória, af A fricasseo; joining of bands
and feet ; pa or almond candy.
Pepitóso, sa, bounding in grains or
soeds; a Tow! th the pip. {laiz..
Péplide, y. (Bot.) oe Apia or purs-
Péplo, sm. Petty 8
Pepón, em. (Bot.) WV etaninelon:
Pequefiaménte, ad. Little, but little.
Pequeñéz, ef. Parvity, littleness; youth;
lowness of mind.
Pequeñíto, ta, a. V. Pequefiuelo,
Pequéño, fia, a. Little or small, minute;
humble, abject.
Pequin, sm. Silk staff of Pekin.
Per, prep. Used in composition only, as
Perdonabile, Pardonable.
Péra, ef. Pear. (Coll.) A sinecure.
Peráda, q/. Conserve made of the juice of
pears.
Peraile, sm. Wool-comber. V. Pelatre,
Peral, em. (Bot.) Pear-tree.
Peraléda, y. Orchard of pear-trees,
Peraltar, oa. To raise the arch of a vault or
dome to the figure of ir
PER
PER
Perantón, sm.
fan; a very ta.
Peráza, ef. Fruit of an in
(Bot.) Marvel-plant; large
] person. iS
grafted -tree.
Pérca, af. (Ichth.) Perch. oes
Percance, sm. Perquisite.
Percatár, cr. To think; take caro,
Percebimiénto, sm. Prevention, warning.
Percebir, va. To perceive.
Percepción, af Perception, notion, idea.
Perceptible, a. Perceptible, perceivable.
Per pe Dlemientes ad. Perceivably, percep-
y.
Perceptivo, va, a. Perceptive.
Pércha, af Perch; cloth-rack; snare; fowl-
ers string; sign-post of a barber's shop.
Perchadór, am. Napper on cloth.
Perchár, va, To raise the nap on cloth.
Perchón, em. A principal shoot of vines,
Perchonár, on, Fo leave on a vine-stock
several long shoots ; lay snares for game.
Percibir, va. To receive; perceive.
Percibo, em. Act of receiving or percelving.
Percnoptéro, Percnotéro, Percoptéro, em.
(Orn.) Bald buzzard.
Percocería, 8/. Small work of silver or span-
gles, filagree, Ko.
Percuciónte, a. Percutient, striking.
Percudir, oa. To tarnish the lustre of things.
Percusión, af Percussion, collision.
Percusór, em. Striker. ing.
Perdedéro, sin. Occasion or motive of los-
Perdedór, ra, a. Loser.
Perdér, va. To lose; forfeit; lavish, miss,
ruin, spoil, bet.—cr. To be lost. (Nau.)
To be shipwrecked.
Perdición, 4f. Losing; destruction; prodi-
gality; eternal perdition.
Pérdida, af Loss, detriment, damage; waste.
Perdidaménte, ad. Desperately, furiously.
Perdidizo, za, a. Lost designedly or on pur-
pose.
Perdido, da, a. Lost, strayed, misguided ;
profligate, dissolute.
Perdidóso, sa, a. Sustaining loss.
Perdigána, af A young partridge.
Perdigár, ea. To broil partridges before
roasting; stew larded meat; dispose, pre-
paro.
Perdigón, sm. A young orglecoy partridge:
equansieret: Perdigones, Hail-shot; small
shot.
Perdiguéra, af (Bot.) Sun-rose.
Perdiguéro, ra, a. Setter or puinter dog.
Perdiguéro, em. Poulterer. dída.
Perdimiénto, em, V. Perdicion and Jér-
Perdiz, af. (Orn.) Partridge.
Perdón, sm, Pardon, forgiveness, absolution.
Perdonable, a. Pardonablo.
*Perdonadór, sm. Pardoncr, excuser.
Perdonánza, 4f. V. Disimulo and Perdon,
Perdonár, ea. To pardon, forgive; remit a
debt; spare, excuse.
Perdonavidas, em. (Coll) Bully, hector.
Perdulário, ria, a. Extremely careless; tdle
vagrant.
Perduráble, a. Perpetual, everlasting. (ly.
Perdurableménte, ad. Eternally, perpetual-
Pereáles, om. A linen from India,
Pereccár, ea, To protract, delay, put off.
eo ra, a. Perishable, decaying.
Perecedéro, sm. Misery, extreme want.
Perecér, ca. To perish, die, be destroyed ;
suffer damage or fatigue.
Perecido, da, a. Dying with anxiety, lost,
undone.
Pereciónte, pa. Perishing.
Perecimiénto, sm. Lose, decay, decline.
Peregrinación, ¢ Peregrinstion; pilgrim-
age
Peregrinamúnte, ad. Rarely, curiously.
Percgrinánte, pa. Sojourner; travelling.
Peregrinár, ea. To peregrinate; go on a
pilgrimage. ness.
Peregrinidád, af. Strangeness, wond -
Peregrino, na, a. Peregrine, foreign; strange,
in wonderful A pflert pal
eregrino, em. A pilgrim, a palmer.
Perejil, em. (Bot.) Parsley; showy apparel.
— pl. Honorary titles.
Perejilén, em. Creeping crow-foot.
Perendéca, ef Trull, a dirty wench.
Perendéngues, em, pl, Pendants; gaudy
dress of women. [intervals
Perennál, a. V. Perenne. Without lucid
Perennalménte, ad. V. Perennemente.
Perénne, a. Perennial, perpetual. {ally.
Perenneménte, ad. Continually, perpeta-
Perennidad, 4f Perennity.
Perentoriaménte, ad. Peremptorlly.
Perentorio, ria, a. Pcremptory, absolute.
Perro, am. Fruit-parer.
Peréra, af. Laziness, tardiness, sloth.
Perezcsaménte, ad, Larily, slothfally.
Perezóso, sa, a. Lazy, indolent, slothfal.
Perfección, af. Perfection, faultlessnesa—
pl. Accomplishments.
o q: em, Te eel (finish.
erfeccionár, ca. To perfect, com
Perfectaménte, ad. Perfectly. pes
Perfectivo, va, a. Perfective.
Perfecto, ta, a. Perfect, complete, faultlesa.
Perfécto, sm. Improvements made in an
inheritance.
Perficiónte, a. That which perfecta.
Pérfidameéente, ad. Perfidlously.
Perfidia, sf Perfidy, treachery. [loral.
Pérfido, da, a. Perfidious, treacherous, dis-
Perfil, sm. Profile, contour, outline.
Porfiláda, a. A well-formed arched nostril,
Perfiladúra, ef. Art of drawing profites ;
sketching of outlines,
Perfilar, va. To draw profiles, outlines —
er. To incline. O oe
Porfoliáda or Perfoliáta, af i t.) Common
Perfoliádo, da, a, (Bot.) Perfoliated.
Perforación, af Perforation.
Perforar, ca. To perforate.
Perfumadéro, em, V. Perfimador.
Perfumádo, da, a. Odoriferous, perfumated.
Perfumadór, em. Perfamer; porfame-vase.
Perfumár, oa. A o pee: fumigate.
Perfame, ¢m. Perfume; odor,
Perfumería, sf. A mes
Perfuméro, ra, & Perfumer. famea.
Perfumista, sm. Perfumer, dealer in per-
Perfunctoriaménte, ad. Perfunctorily, su-
elias e
Perfunctórlo, ria, «. Perfanctory.
Pergamineria, 4 Place where parchment
is made or sold.
shop.
PER
Pergaminéro, em. Parchment-maker.
Pergamino, ss. Parchment.
Pergénio, sm. V. Pergeño. [fally.
Pergeñár, ca. To dis or perform skil-
Pergciio, em. (Coll.) Skill, dexterity.
Periancio, Periántio, sm. (Bot.) Perian-
thium.
Pericárdio, em. Pericardium.
Pericárpio, sm. Pericarpium, covering of | P
any fruit.
Pericia, af Skill, knowledge.
Perico, ens. Curis; a small parrot.
Pericón, sm. A large fan.
Pericón, na, a. Draft and saddle horse.
Pericóna, 4/. Draft or saddle mule.
Pericráneo, em, Pericrantum.
Peridromo, sm. (Arch.) Peridrome.
Periccoa, sm. pl. Periceci, antipodes.
Perifória, sf Periphery. V. Circunferencia.
Perifollo, em. (Bot.) Common chervil. Pe-
ri Ribbons and ornaments,
Perifraseado, da, a. Peripbrastic,
Perifraseár, eu. To phrase.
(Bhet.) Periphrasis,
peri
Perifrasis, ef.
circamlocution.
Perigállo, em. Skin of the chin; glossy rib-
bon; a line. (Coll.) A tall, lean man,
Perigéo, am. Perigee, perigeum.
Perihclio, em. Perihelion.
Perilla, sf A small pear; ornament; pom-
mel, knob. De perilia, To the purpose.
Pcrillan, na, G, Artfal, knavish, vagrant
Perillán, em, Huckster, a sly, crafty follow.
Perillo, em. Gingerbread nut.
Perimetro, sm. V. A'mbito.
Perínolito, ta, 4. Famous, renowned.
Perinéo, sm. (Anat.) Perineum.
Perineuménia, Y Peripneumony, inflam-
mation of the lun
Perinóla, 4f A kind of die with four faces;
a tetotum; a neat little woman.
Periodeceár, en. To make or form periods.
Periódicaménte, ad. Periodically.
Periódico, ca, a. Periodical, periodic.
Periódico, em. Newspaper. [tence.
Periodo, am. Period; clause, a complete sen-
Peripatetico, sm. Peripatetic.
Peripatético, ca, a. Peripatetic; person of
ridiculous or extravagant opinions,
Peripato, am. System of Aristotle.
Peripécia, 4f Peripetia, condition. [coast.
Periplo, em. Periplas, voyage around a
Peripuleto, ta, 4. Very gay, fine, spruce.
Periquillo, sm. Sugar-plum. ,
Periquito, em. pe Stay-sail. (Orn.) Par-
roquet, small parrot.
Periscios, sm. pi. Periscil, inhabitants of
the paral circles. [course.
Perisologia, 3/. Useless repetition in a dis-
Peristáltico, ca, a. Peristaltic.
Peristilo, em. (Arch.) Peristyle, colonnade.
Perita, @f A small pear. seur.
Perito, em. 8kilfal in art or trade, connois-
Perito, ta, a. Skilful, able, experienced.—
am, Connoisseur; appraiser; critic.
Peritóneo, sm. (Anat ) Peritoneum.
Peritróquio, sm. (Mech.) Peritrochium, a
wheel concentric with a cylinder.
Perjudicador, ra, 6. Injurer, prejudicial.
Perjudicár, ta. To prejudice, injure, malign.
PER
Renudicish @ Prejudicial, hurtful, perni
cious.
Pena Geen ad. dy detona
en uicio, sm. Prejudice, injury, detriment,
amage,
Perjuradór, ra, & Perjurer, [falsely.
Perjurár, en. To forswear, perjure; swear
Perjúrio, sm. Perjury, false oath.
orjaro, ra, a. Perjured, forsworn.
Perjúro, ra, 8. Forswearer, perjurer.
Pérla, af Pearl, margarite.
Perlático, ca, a. Paralytic, palsied.
Perleria, af Collection of pearls,
Perlesia, af. Paralysis, palsy.
Perlita, ef, A small | gods
Perliquiténcia, af A mock title of honor.
Perlongár, on. (Nau.) To coast,
Pormanecér, en. To persist, endure, last.
Permaneciónte, pa. and a. Permanent;
persisting.
Permanéncia, af Duration, permanency,
perseverance, constancy.
Permanénte, a. Permanent, durable, lasting.
Permanénteménte, ad. Permanently.
Permansión, g/. V. Permanencia,
Permisible, a. Permissible.
Permisión, 8/. Permission, leave; grant.
Permisivaménte, ad. Permissively.
Permisivo, va, a. Permissive.
Permiso, em. Permission, leave, liberty.
Permisór, sm. Granter. V. Permitidor,
Permistión, g/. Permistion, permixtion.
Permitónte, pa. He that grants or permita,
Permitidéro, ra, a. What may be permitted.
Permitidór, «mm, Permittor, granter. [0d.
Permitido, da, a. Permitted; Jawful, allow-
Permitir, ta. To permit, consent, agrce to,
give leave.—er. To appear benign and
generous.
Permúta, Permutación, af. Permutation.
Permutánte, pa. and a, Permatant.
Permutár, ca. To exchange, commute, per-
mute,
Perna, af Flat shell-fish.
Pernáda, af. Kick with the foot.
Pernáza, af. A thick or big leg.
Perneadór, a. Strong-legged.
Perneár, on. To Kick, shake the legs; fret.
—ta. To drive and sell pigs to market.
Pernéo, em. Public sale of hogs.
Perneria, 8%. Collection of pins or bolts.
Pernétas (En), ad. Bare-legged.
Pernéto, sm, (Nau.) Small pin, pee or bolt.
Pernlabiérto, ta, 4. Open or wide legged.
Pernibórra, a. One who uses false calves.
Perniciosaménte, ad. eeeniciously, noxious-
ly, burtfully. (destructive,
Perniciéso, sa, 4. Pernicious, mischievous,
ba: dl sm. Genoese plum.
Pernil, em. Ham; thigh of breeches,
Pérnio, em. A kind of hinges for doors and
windows.
Perniquebrár, va. To break the lega,
Pernituérto, ta, a, Crook-legged.
Pérno, am. A nail, spike ; hook of a hinge;
a bolt; a round-headed pin.
Pernoctár, en. To pass the night; bo
awake, watch. [fault. defect.
Péro, sm. A kind of apple; apple-tree;
Péro, conj. But, except, yet.
PER
PER
Pe llúda, or verdad de perogrullo, sf.
(Coll) Truth of no moment,
“Perúl, sm. Boiler, kettle, copper.
Peróne, sm, (Anat) Fibula, tho lesser bone
of the leg.
Peruración, 4/. Peroration.
Pororár, 04. To conclude a speech; do-
claim; solicit effectually.
Perorita, 4/. (Coll.) An haranguo, a specch.
Porpendiculár, a, Perpendicular. |
Perpendicularmónte, ad, Perpendicalarly.
Perpendiculo, $11. Plumb, plummet; pen-
dulum.
Perpetración, af. Perpotration,
Perpetradór, sm. Perpetrator, aggressor.
Perpetrár, va. To perpetrate, commit a
crime, [lasting. :
Perpétua, Y (Bot.) Eternal flower, ever- ;
Perpetuación,
af. hae erway
Perpetuaménte, ad, Perpetually, forever.
Perpetuán, a7. Everlasting, a woollen stuff.
Perpetuár, ca. To perpetuate; continue
without cessation. [from cessation.
Perpetuidád, 4f Perpetuity, exemption
Perpótuo, tua, « Perpetual.
Perpiáño, am. Perpender, a front binding-
stone in a wall.
Perplejaménte, ad. Perplexedly.
Perplejidid, af Perplexity, irresolutlon.
Perpléjo, ja, a. Doubtful, perplexed.
Perpúnto, sm. A quilted under-waistcoat.
Pérque, ¿m. Lampoon, libel.
Pérra, af Bitch of a dog.
Perráda, af. Pack of dogs; false compliment;
hasty morning repast.
Perraménte, ad. Very til; badly.
Porrázo, em. A large dog. (ness.
Perréngue, 81. (Coll.) Surliness, peevish-
Perrúra, af Kennel; employment of more
fatigue than profit; broken-down horse.
Perreria, 4f Pack of dogs; nest of rogues;
vexation. [postor.
Perréro, sm. Beadle; kennel-keeper; im-
Perrézno, na, 8. Wholp, puppy.
Perrico, am. A little dog.
Perrillo, am. A little dog; trigger of a gun.
Perrito, sm. A little dog. Perrito de todas
bodaa, A busy-body.
Pérro, sm. Dog; one who perseveres in an
opinion or undertaking; damage; decep-
on.
Bereta qu e Top mu
Perráno, na, a. Doggish, canine
Persecución, af Persecution ; tolls, troubles.
Perseguidór, em. Persecutor; a foe.
Perseguimiénto, sm, Persecution; hunt.
Perseguir, va. To pursue; dun, importune;
persecute. [tion
Perséo, sm. Perseus, a northern constella-
Persevánte, sm. Pursuivant at arms.
Perseveráncia, 4f Perseverance, constancy.
Perseveránte, a. Perseverant. verantly.
Perseveranteménte, ad. Constantly, perse-
Perseverar, on. To persevere, persist, abide.
Persiána, af A silk stuff. Persianas, Vo-
Persicária, 4% (Bot) Spotted snak
e af. (Bot. tted snakeweed.
Pérsico, em. lett) Perch.
ps pr. To make the sign of tho
: admire; be surprised; handsel,
bosta to sel
Persignumcricis, 6m. (Coll.) By the sign of
the cross: wound in the face,
Persigo, em. (Bot.) Peach.
Persilla, af A sort of linen. severance.
Persisténcia, 4f Persistence, ean, per-
Persisténte, pa. and a. Permanent, firm,
Persistir, on. To persist, persevere.
Persóna, 4/ Person, individual; exterior
appearance. rra
Personádo, em. Benefice without j jo-
Personájo, sin. Personage; character as-
sumed, a stranger; ecclesiastical benefice.
Personal, a. Personal, particular.—em. Per-
sonal tax.
Personalidad, af. Personality.
Personalizar, ea. To personify, peraonalize
Personalménte, ad. Personally.
Personáza, ef. Huge personage. (ney.
Personería, ¢f Charge of an agent or attor-
Porsonifcir va, To persóni porwonalice
crsonificar, ca. To ;
Personilla, 4f Mannikin, a ridiculous little
fellow. celtfal appearance.
Perspectiva, af Pe ive; view: a de-
Perspectivo, 4. Professor of ve.
Perspicácia, Perspicacidad, ef, Perspicacity,
clear-sightedness.
Perspicáz, a. Perspicacious, quick-sighted ;
acute, sagacious, clear-sighted.
Perspicuaménte, ad. hy as
Perspicuidid, af Perspicuity, clearness,
transparency. [parent.
Perspicuo, cua, 4. Perspicuous, elear, trans-
Perspiratórto, rs, a. Porsplratory
erspiratério, a. Pers .
Persuadidor, ra, £. Porsasier
Persuadir, va. To persuade, influence; in-
er To be persuaded, form a jedg-
men
Persuasible, a. Porsuasible. (ment.
Persuasion, @f Persuasion; opinion, judg-
Persuasiva, 4f Persuasiveness, persuasive.
Persuasivo, va, a. Persuasive, moving.
Persuasór, ra, & Persuader,
Pertenecér, on. To belong to, concern; be-
hoova, become.
elas q Y. o Mol
erteneciónte, pa. and a. Belonging, apper-
taining; apt, fit, ready.
Pertenéncia, ef. Appurtenance, dependence.
Pértica, af. Perch, a measure of ten feet.
Pértiga, ef. A pole or rod; a tall, slender
woman; door or window hook.
Pórtigo, em. Pole of a wagon or cart,
Pert sm. Pole. V. Pértiga. [fruit
Pertiguear, va, To beat a tree to gather tho
. | Pertigueria, 23/. Offico or employment of a
verger.
Pertignéro, em. Verger who carries the mace
before the dean.
. Pertinacity, obstinacy.
Pertinaz, a. Pertinacious, obstinate.
Pertinazmónte, ad. Pertinaciously.
Pertinónte, a. Pertinent; to the
Portinentoménte, ad. Pertinently, oppor-
tunely.
Pertroohár, oa, To supply with ammunition
and stores; dispose, preparc.
PES
Pertréchos, em. pl. Warlike stores; tools,
instrume
nis,
Pertugida, y. Shock, concussion.
Pertugueár, ur. To be agitated, be in vio-
lent motion.
Perturbáble, a. Capable of being perturbed.
Perturbación, @f Perturbation; confusion.
Pertarbadaménte, ad. Confusedly.
disturber.
Perturbadora, sf. Perturbatrix.
Pertarbár, ea, To perturb, disturb; inter-
rapt, harrow.
Peruano, na, a. V. Perulero.
Peructano, sm. (Bot.) Wild pear-tree; any
thing overtopping the rest.
Peruléro, ra, a. Made
Peru; a rr dae man.
Peruléro, an. (Proy.) A narrow-bottomed,
strait-mouthed pitcher. [lently.
Perversaménte, ad. Perversely, maleyo-
Perversidád, af. Perversity, wickedness.
Pervorsión, ¢f Perversion; perverseness,
depravation. [vous.
Pervúrso, sa, a. Perversa, wicked, mischie-
Pervertidór, ra, 8. Perverter, corrupter.
Pervertimiénto, em. Perversion, perverting.
Pervertir, va. To pervert; corrupt, turn
from the right; crook; seduce,
Pervigilio, em. (Med.) Vigilance, watching,
want of sleep. [from clocks,
Pesa, sf. Weight; piece of metal suspended
Pesada, 4. or ntity welghed at once.
Pesadaménte, ad. Weightily; sorrowfully;
slowly. vishness,
Pesadéz, ef. Heaviness; gravity; slowness;
Pesadilla, sf Nightmare.
Pesádo, da, a. Peevish, troublesome, cum-
brous; tedions, offensive
Pesador, sm. Weigher. (disgust.
Pesadúmbre, «af. Heaviness, gravity; grief,
Pésame, ¢m, Compliment of condolence.
Pesánte, pa. That which weighs or has a
determinste weight.
Pesánte, am. A welght of half a drachm.
Pesantéz, ef. V. Pesadez, [ance.
Pesár, am. Sorrow, grief. concern, repent-
Pesár (A), ad. In spite of, notwithstanding.
Pesár, on. To weigh; be valuable; repent;
prevail.—va. To examine, consider.
Pesaréso, ea, a. Sorrowful; restless.
Pesca, £f. Fishing, fishery. V. Merluza.
Pescáda, af. Fish salted, dried, or smoked.
Pescadázo, em. Great fish.
Pescadéra, of. Fish-woman.
Pescaderia, 8/. Fish-market.
Pescadéro, sm. Fishmonger.
Peseadíllo, sm. A Httle fish. [salted.
Pescádo, em. (Ichth.) Fish; cod-fish when
Peaeadér, sm. Fisherman, fishmonger.
Pescadóra, #f. Fish-wife, fish-woman.
Pescánte, sm. Crane; coach-box; davit.
Pescár, ea, To fish; pick up any thing.
Péseola, af The beginning of a furrow in a
ploughed field.
Pescóso, sa, 4. Abounding in fish.
Pescozáda, af. V. Pescoson. [hand.
Pescozón, em. Slap on the neck with an open
Pescozúdo, da, a. Having a thick neck.
Peseuézo, sn. The neck; stif'-neeked haugh-
tiness, pride,
PET
Pescúño, sm. Largo wedgo fastening the
coulter of a plong sl
Pése, interj. An imprecatory exclamation.
Peaébre, sm. Crib, rack, or manger.
Pee em. Cavity in which horses’ teeth
are
Persebréra, 4 Rango of mangers.
Pesebroén, em. Boot of a coach.
Peséta, af. Picco of two reala, worth about
10d. sterling.
Pésete, sm. An oath; a word of execration,
Péega, ef. Weight V. Pesa and Peso.
Pésia, Pestatál, sm. A curse or imprecation.
Pesíllo, sr, Scales for gold or silver coin.
Pésimaménte, ad. Very badly.
in Peru; native of | Pésimo, ma, a. Very bad.
Pesita, 2/. A small weight.
Péso, sim, Weight, gravity; scales; im-
OS burden; dollar. .En peso, In
e alr.
Pesól, sm. V. Frísol.
Pespuntadór, ra, 8, Back-stitcher.
Pespuntár, ea. To back-stitch.
Pespúnte, sm, Back-stitching. .
Pesquéra, af. a
Pesquería, e Act of fishing; fishery.
Pesquisa, ef. Inquiry, examination,
Pesquisánte, pa. Investigating; inquirer.
Pesquisár, va. To inquire, examine.
Peequisidór, ra, e. iner, searcher, in-
quírer.
Pestifia, 4. Eyelash ; fringe, edging.
Pestañeár, ca, To move the eyelids.
Pestañiéo, am. Moving of the eyelids,
Péste, a Pest, plague; great plenty.—pl,
Words of menace or aversion. y.
Pestlferamúnte, ad. Pestiferously, pestilent-
Pestifero, ra, a. Pestiferous.
pr Plague, pestilence,
Pestilenciál, a. Pestiferona, infectious
Pestilencióso, sa, a. Pestilential.
Pestilénte, a. Pestilent, pernictous,
Pestillo, em, Bolt for a door.
Pestiño, am. Fritters or pancakes,
rd” pa sm. Y. Pescozon.
Pestoréjo, sm. Poll of the neck, [neck,
Pestorejón, am. Blow on the back of the
Pesúña, af. Solid hoof of animals.
Pesúño, 81m. Hoof of cloven-footed animals,
Petáca, af. A chest covered with leather.
Petaláceo, cea, a. (Bot.) Petalaceous, petal-
ous. Syracuse.
Petalismo, sm. Petalism, banishment in
Pétalo, em. (Bot.) Petal. fower-leaf.
Petaquilla, 4/. A small trunk,
Petár, va. (Coll) To please, gratify.
Petardeár, va, To beat down a gate with
petards.—on. To cheat, deceive.
Petardéro, em. Petardeer; impostor, cheat.
Petardista, a, com. Decelver; swindler.
Petárdo, sm. Petard; fraud, hoax. [tor.
Petite, em. Fine mat made of palm; impos-
Petéquias, y. pl. Petechim, spots on the skin,
Petequiál, a, Petechial, pestilentially spot
ted. Le printing types,
Peticáno, Peticánon, 8m. Potty canon, 8 size
Peticién, 9 Petitions demand, claim;
prayer. [jewel,
Potillo, em. A small stomacher; a breast
Petimétra, y. A belle, a dreasy lady.
PIC
orar ei Des tty £
etimetrillo, am. A fopling, a petty fop.
Petirójo, ens. (Orn.) Roblwredbresst.
Petis, en. A fondling name of a little dog.
Potitéria, af V. Peticion.
Petitório, ria, a. Petitory, petitionary.
PIC
Picáda, af Punctare, incision.
Picadéro, sm. Riding-school, manege. Pi-
caderos, (Nau.) Blocks put under the
keel of a mgs il building.
Picadillo, sm. Minced meat, hash.
Picádo, sm. Minced meat, hash. ricker,
Petitório, em. Impertinent and repeated pe- | Picadór, sm, Riding-master ; bull-fighter ;
tition.
Picadúra, af. picking: uncture y bite.
f Pico verde
Péto, am. Breast-plate; on: stomacher. | Picafigo, sm. (Orn.
Petrál, am. Breast-leather of a horse.
Preai. [
Petraría, af. Ancient machine for throwing
ua a. and em. Follower of Pc-
Pétreo, a, a. Stony, hard.
Petréra, 4f Battle fought with stones.
Petrificación, af. Pctrification.
Petrificánte, pa. Petrifying.
Petrificár, ea. To petrify.—or. To become
Petrífico, ca, a. Petrific, that which petrifios,
Petril, is Battlement, breastwork. Y,
retil.
Petrina, 4/ Girdle. V. Pretina.
Petrisca, ef. V. Petréra.
Petróleo, sin. Petroleum, a liquid bitumen.
Pétrus in cúnctis, (Lat.) A meddler; pedant.
Potuláncia, af Petulance, insolence, flip-
pancy.
Potulánte, a. Petnlant, insolent, flippant.
Petúnsa, af Petunse, of which the Chinese
make porcelain.
Peucedáno, em. (Bot.) Sulphur-wort.
Poujaléro, sm. A petty drover.
Pez, sm, Fish; heap of thrashed corn.—+ef.
Rosin, pitch. Pes griega, egy aie
peo a Thre at the fag-end of
cloth.
Pezón, em. (Bot.) Leaf-stalk; nipple, teat;
arm of an axle-trec; cape or point of land.
Perpita, Pexpitalo, @ (Orn) Wagtall.
ezpita, Pez o, &
Peznélo, am Flake of cloth.
Pezúña, y. Nose-worm, disease in sheep.
V. Pesuña,
PH: all the words formerly beginning with
these letters will now be found under Y.
Piáche, or Tarde Piache, Too late.
Piáda, ef. Chirping of birds, puling of
chickens.
Piadór, ra, e. V. Piár.
Pladosaménte, ad. Piousty, clemently.
Piadóso, sa, a. Pious, godly, merciful.
Piamater, em. Pia mater, membrane cover-
ing tho brain.
Piaménte, ad. Piously.
Pián Piáno, ad. Gontly, softly.
Pliáno, or Piáno-fórte, em. Piano-forte.
Piánte, pa. Pulling. [for.
Piár, on. To pule, chirp; call, whine, wish
Plára, 9/. Herd of swine; flock of mares,
mules, or ewes.
Piariégo, ga, a. Applied to an owner of a
herd of mares, mules, or swine.
Piástra, €/. A Turkish silver coin.
Pica, sf. Pike; pikeman. <A’ pica seca,
useleasly. {that chase magpies.
Picacéro, ra, a. Applied to birds of prey
Picacho, sm. Top, summit; sharp point of
any thing.
o Y Brazilian pigeon.
Y. | Picaflor, em. (Orn.) umming-bird; colibri.
stones. | Picagallina, q/. (Bot.) V. Pujarera,
Picamadéros, em. Woodpecker.
ot,
| Picante, pa. and a, Pricking; piquant, ne
Picante, am. Piquancy, pungency, acri-
mony. ¢
Picanteménte, ad. Piquantly.
Picáño, sm. Patch on a shoe.
Picáño, fia, a. Deceitful, roguish.
Picapedréro, em. Btone-cutter.
Picapiójos, em. A nickname for tailors.
Picapleitos, em. (Coll) A litigious person;
a pettifogging lawyer.
Picapórte, sm. A latch-key or night-koy.
Picapuérco, em. (Orn.) Bird less than a
pigeon.
Picar, oa. To prick; pierce, Lied
ating; chop, pound, peck, nibble, spur,
hc ci To be vexed, moth-eaten,
Picaraménte, ad. Knavishly, roguishly.
Picarázo, za, a. Great rogue,
Picardeár, on. To play the knave.
Picardía, e/. Knavery, malico, wantonness.
a af. A prank, a roguish trick,
Picarésca, af. A nest of es,
Picarésco, ca, Picaril, a. Koguish, knavish.
Picarillo, am. A little rogue.
Pícaro, ra, 4. Knavish, vile; mischievous,
crafty ; gay.—é. Rogue, knave, loafer.
Picaros, er. pl. Scullions, kitchen-boys.
Picarón, a. and e. Great rogue, villain. .Pi
carona, Jade.
Picaronázo, za, a. Very ish, villanous.
Picaróte, a. Notorious villain.
Picarrelincho, sm. (Orn.) V. Andarto.
Picatóste, am. Toast of bread fried with
slices of ham.
Picáza, af. (Orn.) Magpic. Picasa mart-
na, er (Prov.) Hoe.
Picázo, sm. Blow with a pike; sting;
stroke; young magpie.
Picazón, am. Itching ; poeviahoces.
Picea, af. (Bot.) Silver-fir. [Pitcher.
Pichél, em. Pewter tankard, a mug. (Mex.)
Pichelería, 4 Factory of tankards or tin
pots. [tankards.
Picheléro, sm Maker of pewter pots or
Picheléte, em. A small tankard or mug.
Pichóla, sf A wine-measure, a pint
Pichón, am. A young pigeon.
Picnostilo, em. (Arch.) Too little space be-
tween columns.
Pico, em. Beak, bill, nib, mouth; a sharp
point; pick-axe; twibill; dock-spade ;
k of a hill; balance of an account;
uacity. (Orn.) Woodpecker.
Picoléte, am. Staple for the bolt of a lock.
Picón, na, a. Applied to animals with the
upper teeth projecting over the under
ones.
PIL
PIN
Picón, sm. Lampoon, jest; very small char-
coal; small fresh-water fish. (braziers.
Piconéro, sm. Maker of smal] charcoal for
Picór, am. Sharp pungent taste; itching.
Picóso, sa, 4. Pitted with the small-pox.
Picóta, 4f Pillory. (Nau.) Cheek of a pamp.
Picotáda, af. V. Picotazo.
Picotázo, sm. A peck from a bird; a bird.
Picóte, sm. Coarse stuff made of goat's hair;
a glossy silk stuff.
Picotefdo, da, a. Peaked, pointed.
Picotear, va. To ogame To gossip; toss
the head.—cr. To wrangle, quarre
Picoteria, af uacity, gossip.
Picotéro, ra, a. Wrangling, pepsi
Picotillo, am. Inferior cloth of goats' hair.
Pictórico, ca, 4. Pictorial. [bler.
Picudilla, af A kind of olive; a great bab-
Picúdo, da, a. Beaked; pointed; prattling,
babbling.
Pidientéro, sm. Beggar. V. Pordiosero,
Pido, em. (Coll) Demand, request, petition.
Pidón, na, a. V. Pedidor.
Pié, em. Foot, lez, base, motive, footing,
ground work. (Nau.) /é derecho, Stan-
chion. Pié de roda, Fore-foot. A’ pié
llano, Easily. Pié de cabra, Crowfoot.
Piececica, illa, ita, Piecezuéla, 2/. Little piece.
Piececillo, ito, Piecezuélo, Piecioo, illo, ito,
em. dim. A little foot.
Piedad, af. Piety; mercy ; charity.
Piédra, sf. A stone; gravel; hail; gun-flint.
Piedrecica, illa, ita, Piedrezuéla, af. A little
stone.
Piel, af The skin; hide. (Coll.) Life.
Piélago, am. The high sea; great abun-
dance. V. Turquin.
Pielecita, 8/. A small hide.
Piálgo, em. V. Piezgo,. eos
Piénso, am, The daily a'lowance given to
Piério, ria, a. (Poet.) Pierian, relating to
the muses,
Piérna, ¢f The leg; principal rafters; hone
jar; inequality in selvage of cloths; chee
of a printing-press. ;
Piernitendido, da, a. With extended legs.
Pidéza, af. Pioce, nio farniture; coin ;
rooms; trick; subject; jester; piece of
ordnance.
Piézgo, sm. A leather bottle; fore or
Pifano, Pifaro, em. Fife; fifer. all.
Pifia, af Sound of a se bounding billlard-
Pifár, ca. Whistling noise in playing the
flute. {ous eagle; ring-tail hawk.
Pigargo, am. White-faced antelope; ciner-
Piginco, méa, a. Dwarfish.—s, A dwarf.
Pignóticos, en. pl. Pycnotics.
Pigre, a. Slothful, lazy. °
Pigricia, 4/. Laziness, idleness.
Pigro, ra, a. Negligent, lazy.
Pihua, af. V. Coriza. [ment
Pihuéla, af Lash, fetter, shackle, impedi-
foot.
ind
Piisimo, ma, a. sup. Most pious.
Pijóta, af. (Ichth.) Hake, poor jack. V.
Merluza. pero et.
Pijóte, sm. (Nau.) Swivel-gan loaded with
Pila, af A trough for cattle: baptismal font;
ile, heap; parish. Nombre de pila,
hristian name. [once; pile, heap.
Piláda, ef Quantity of mortar made at
Pilar, em. The basin of a fountain ; pillar;
t; mile-stone.
Pilarcjo, Pilarito, sm. A small pillar.
Pilástra, af Pilaster, a square column.
Pilatéro, em. A fuller of cloth in factories.
Pildora, 4/. Pill; affliction, bad news. [cap
Pileo, am. Cardinal's hat; ancient Roman
Piléta, Pilica, af dim, of Pla.
Pilla, ef. Pillage, plunder.
Pilláda, ef. A knavish trick, a sham.
Pilladór, sm. Plunderer, swindler.
Pilláje, sm, Pillage, marauding, foray.
Pillár, ca. To plander, foray; chop at.
Pillastro, Pillastron, sm. A roguish fellow,
an impudent man. {vish trick.
Pilleria, af A troop of vagabonds; a kna-
Pillo, lla, a. A loafer or blackguard ; a pet-
ty thief.
Pilón, am. A trough; basin of a fountain ;
counterpoise in a press; heap.
Piloncillo, emm. (Amor.) The crust of sugar
A ea remains an the boiler.
ilonéro, ra, & Newsmonger. meagre.
Pilóngo, ga, a. Peeled and dried: eli lean,
Pilóro, sm. Musk-rat. (Anat.) Pylorus.
Pilóso, sa, a. Pilous, hairy. [or dikes.
Pilotije, sm. Pilotage; foundation of piers
Pilotines, sm. pl Foundation stunes; pi-
lot's mate. [guide ; coast-pilot.
Pilóto, em. Pilot; mate of a ship; a skilful
Piltráca, Piltráfa, af Piece of flesh which is
almost notbing but skin.
Pimentáda, 4/. Cayenno or pepper sauce.
Pimentál, 6. Ground bearing pepper.
Pimentéro, ¢m. Pepper-box. (Bot.) The
pepper plant. V. Jfolle.
Pimentón, sm. Ground pepper.
Pimienta, ve (Bot.) Pepper. Es una pi-
mienta, Je is all life and spirita
Pimiónto, e (Pet) Capsicum; mildew,
an
Pi o rent) Cat-fish.
Pi Children's play.
Pi f. (Bot.) Burnet, pimperneL
Pi n. Nursery of plants and trees,
Pi on. To sprout, bud. [shoot,
Pi co, ito, sm. A small sprout or
Pi n. Sucker, sprout, shoot; a
Lyawwe o: any thing perfect.
Pimpollón, sm. A large sucker or shoot.
Pimpoliúdo, da, a. Full of buds or sprouts.
Pina, af. A conical mound of earth; small
turret on a wall; yee felloe of a wheel.
Pinabéte, am. (Bot.) Spruce-tree.
Pináculo, sm. Pinnacle.
Pinádo, da, a. (Bot.) Pinnate, pinnated.
ce poe. sm. ee of pines.
inariégo, ga, @. Belonging to pines.
Pinástro, em. Wild pine. y
Pináza, ef (Nau.) Pinnace, a small vessel.
ooo: sm. Grove of small branchy
pines.
Pincarrásco, sm. Maritime pine.
Pincél, sm, (Nau.) A tarring-brush. Paint-
brush; pencil; painter.
Pinceláda, a/. Stroke with a pencil. Dar
la última pincelada, To give the finish
ing stroke,
Pinceléro, sm. Pencil maker or seller,
Pipcelillo, ito, em. A small ae
PIN
PIR
Pinceldte, em. Large pencil.
Pincérna, a. com, Cup-bearer. — [pricking.
Pinchadúra, af. (Coll) Puncture, act of
Pinchér, ea. (Coll.) To prick, wound.
Pinchaúvas, sm. Nickname for a despicable
person.
Pinche, sm, Scullion; a ragged boy.
Pincho, en. Thorn, prickle of plants,
Pindárico, ca, a. Pindaric.
Pindonguefr, on. (Coll.) To ga about,
Pinéda, ef Linen gartera. V. Pinal,
Pingájo, em. A rag or patch on clothes,
Pinganéllo, sm. V. Calamaco.
Pinganitos, sm. En pinganitos, In a pros-
perous or elevated state. [vated,
Pingorotádo, da, a. (Prov.) High, lofty, cle-
Pingiie, sm. (Nau.) Pink, a vessel with a
very narrow stern; a pink-stern.
Pingie, a. Greasy, pinguid; rich, abundant.
Pingijedinóso, sa, a. Fatty, pinguld,
Pingiiddo, af. V. Gordura.
Pingiísimo, ma, a, Excessively fat.
Pinguosidád, ef. Fatness.
Pinico, em. Small step; small pine.
Piníforo, ra, @. (Poet) Piniferous,
Pinillo, am, (Bot.) Germander.
Pinito, sm, Y. Pintco. [ings.
Pinjante, sm. Moulding at the eaves of build-
Pino, na, a. Very perpendicular.
Pino, sm. (Bot.) Pine, Pino a Com-
mon white larch. Carrasco, Maritime
pine Alvar, Beotch pine, A’ pina,
Srect, upright.
Pinócha, af. Pine leaf.
Pinola, ef. Detent of a repeater: spindle.
Pinéle, sm. An aromatic powder in choco-
late; a drink of ground corn, sugar, and
water. A ae
Pinóso, sa, a. Producing or belonging to
rues af. Spot, blemish; mark; drop; pint;
t,
asse
Pintacilgo, Pintadillo, em. (Orn.) Goldfinch.
Pintadéra, af Pastry-cook's roller.
Pintédo, a. Painted, mottled. Ventr
pegada o fit exactiy.
Píntár, ea. To palnt, picture; describo;
fancy; delincate; exaggerate; shoy.
Pintamónas, em. A bad painter, a dauber.
lali har Orn.) V. Pardillo.
Pintarrajár, ct, va. (Coll.) Y.
Pintorrear, [patnting.
Pintarrijo, sm. (Coll.) A bungling piece of
ed ef. Y. Lija.
Pintica, lla, ita, g/. A ltttlo de or dot.
oli da, a. Perfectly like, closely
resem ;
Pinti r, ea. (Joc.) To compare, estimate.
Pintójo, ja, a. Spotted, stained, mottled.
Pintór, sm. Painter.
Pintóra, 47 Paintress, or a painter's wife.
Pintorcillo, sm, A wretched painter or
dauber.
Pintorésco, ca, 4. Picturesque.
Pintorreadór, sm. Dauber, miserable painter.
Pintorreár, va. To daub; paint without skilL
Pintúra, sf, Painting: picture, paint Pin-
tura al tem Siizo painting. Pintura
embutida, Painting in mosálc,
Pinula, af. Detent of a repeater; sight of an
o ee rien
Pinzas, ef pl. Nippers; foreeps.
Pinzón, am. (Orn.) Chaffinch.
Pinzóte, em. (Nau.) Whip-staff.
Piña, 8/. Cone of the pine-tree. Piña de
Indias, Pineapple; a cluster.
Piñáta, af Pitcher, pot.
Piñon, em. The pine-nut kernel; pinion.
Piñonáta, af Conserve of pine-nut kernels.
Piñonáta, am. Paste mado of the kernols of
pine-nuts and sugar. (kernel; pinion,
Pitioncico, illo, ito, am. A small pine-nut
Piñuéla, ef Figured silk; nat of cypress;
the American agave. :
Pio, ía, a. Pious, a fe mercifal; plebald.
Pio, em, Puling of chickens; anxious desire,
Piócha, sf. Trinket for head-dresses.
Plojénto, ta, a. Lousy.
Planes ef. Lousiness; misery, poverty.
Ptojicida, 8, com. (Joc.) A louse-killer.
Pla a am. A small louse,
Plójo, sm. A louse; disease in birds,
Piojóso, sa, a. Lousy, mean; stingy.
Plojuclo, sm, A small louse.
Pióla, af Housing, house-line,
Piórno, sm. (Bot.) Spanish-broom.
Pipa, af. A cask. V. Pepita,
Pipár, on. To smoke a pipe.
Piperla, af. Collection of pipes.
Pipéro, sm. Cooper, pipe or butt maker.
Pipi, em. (Orn.) A small African bird.
Pipian, am. A kind of Indian fricassee.
Piplar, rn. To pule, chirp.
Bot.) Srintfoin hedysarum,
Pipirigállo, em.
Pipiripáo, sm. (Coll) A splendid feast.
Pipitáña, 4% Flute made of green cane,
Pipo, am. Small fiy-catcher.
Pipórro, em. V. Bajon,
Pipóto, em. A keg.
Pipotillo, em, A small keg.
Pique, sm. Pique; a beau; bottom, ground.
Piquoría, 4f Body of pikemen.
Piquéro, am. Pikeman.
Piquéta, af. Pickaxe, mattock, pitcher.
Piquéte, sm. Small sore or wound; piquet;
an iron-shod stake.
Piquetéro, em. Pick or mattock carrier.
Piquetilla, @f A smull pick-axe.
Piquillo, ito, em. A small beak.
Piquituérto, sm. (Orn.) Cross-bill, picarm,
Pira, af A funeral pilo.
a gon, aN oN tic on
af, (Nau.) Pirogue, a v
Piramidál, a. fdal
Pirámide, af Pyramid.
Piramista, 4/. A kind of butterfly.
Pirdta, sm. Pirate, corsair,
Piratear, on. To pirate, cruise,
Pirateria, 4/. Piracy; robbery.
Pirático, ca, a. Piratical, piratic.
Pirites, ¢f Pyri
Ptrofilácio, em. Sudterraneous fire.
Piroméncia, sf. mancy.
Piromántico, ca, a. Belonging to pyromancy.
Pirómetro, sm. Pyrometer.
Pironémia, ef. Pyronomy.
Pirópo, em, fous stone.—pl, Flatterles;
showy ornaments.
Pirotécnica, 4/. Pyrotechny.
Ptrotécnico, ca, a. Pyrotechnics].
PIT
PLA
‘witch.
Pirriquio, em, Foot of Latin verse. | Elo af. Pythia, the priestess A Apollo;
[ciemo.
nico, a. Y.
mo. Lsccpti-
ptico.
Pirronismo, sm, Pyrrhonism, V.
Piruéta, 47. Pirouette.
Piruetáno, sm. V. Peruetano.
Pisa, af. Tread, the act of treading; kick.
Pisáda, sf Footstep, footprint; tread, trick.
Pisadór, sm, Treader of grapes; prancing
horse.
Pisadúra, 4/ Act of treading. [and pitch.
Pisafalto, Pisasfálto, am. Mixture of bitumen
Pisánte, sm. (Low) Foot; shoe.
Pisár, ca. To tread, trample; stamp; ram
eens content ery
Pisaúvas, em. er of grapes.
Pisavérde, am. (Coll.) Fop, dandy.
Piscatór, am. A univ: almanac.
Piscatória, y. E e of fishermen.
Piscatério, ria, a,
tory.
Piscina, sf Fish-pond; bath used by the
Turks; piscina of a church.
Piscis, 91. a Pisces, a zodiacal sign.
Piso, em. ad, trampling; floor,
ment; story; loft; foundation.
Pisón, sm. er
Pisoneár, za. To ram, drive down.
Pisoteár, ea. To trample, tread under foot.
Pitorra, x/. (Orn.) Woodcock. Y. Crocha-
Pituita, y/. Pituite.
Pituitéso, sa, a. Pituitous.
Pixide, ef A small box; pyx, box.
Pizárra, s/f. Slate.
Pizarrál, am. Slate quarry.
| Bizarréfio, ña, a. Slate-colored.
Pizarróro, em, Slater.
| Pizarrin, er. Slate pencil.
Pizca, 4f Mite, whit. Ni pizca, Not an iota
) Pizcár, vo. (Coll.) To pinch,
, Pizeo. am. V. Pellizco,
Pizcolábis, am. (Joc.) Lip-biter.
Pizpercta, a. Sharp, brisk, lively.
| Pizpirigáña, af te, among boys.
Pizpita, af. mn)
Placa, 8/. Clasp of a broad-sword belt; star
of knighthood.
+f. Placability.
Placabilidú i
Placáble, a. Placable.
pave- | Placación, af. Y. Aplacacion.
Placativo, va, a. Peaceable.
Placeár, va. To publish, proclalm, post up.
meri am, (Nau.) Banks of sand or rocks in
e sea.
egos am. The act of treading under foot. | Pláceme, 4m. Compliment of congratulation.
ta, af. Trace; piste.
Pistácho, sm. V. Aifonsigo.
Pistadéro, sm. Pestle for pounding
Pistár, va. To pound with a postlo,
Pistéro, em. A sick-fecder.
Pistilo, emm. (Bot.) Pistil. {fried with ofl.
Pisto, sm, Broth; tomatoes and red-pepper | Placér, e. im. To please, gratify
Pistóla, af Pistol. tol.
Pistoletázo, em. Pistol-shot; report of a pis- a roving idly about,
Pistoléte, sm. Pistolet.
Pistón, em. Piston, embolus.
Pistorésa, 4/ Short dagger.
e, Pistráque, sim. Broth or sauce of Placiénte, a. Pleasin
an unpleasant taste.
Pistúra, af Act of pounding.
Pita, iv (Bot.) Agave or aloc. Thread made
of the agave,
Pítaco, em. Stem or stalk of the aloe-plant.
Pitagúrico, sm. hagorean.
ca: ca, a.
Pitaháya, g/. (Bot.) Pitajaim cactus,
Pitancorla. af. Distribution and office of al-
lowances,
ergs ef. (Anat.) Placenta. (Bot) Pla-
cen
Placenteraménte, ad. Joyfully.
Placenturo, ra, a. Joyful, merry, pleasant,
Placér, sm, Pleasure, content; will, consent;
placer,
, humor, .
Placéro, ra, a. Market or other public place;
lacóta, gr. A small
public pues
Placible, a. Placid, agreeable,
Plácido, da, a. Placid, easy.
Placilla, ita, af V. Placeta.
Plafón, sm, (Arch.) Soffit of an architrave.
Pliga, af Plague; misery; vexation; abun-
dance; climate, country. [with.
Plagár, va. To plague.—er. To be overrun
Plagiár, va. To plagiarize,
Plagiirio, ria, a. and £ Plagiary, plaglarist,
Plagiáto, am. Abduction. V. Playio
Plagio, en. Plagiarism.
Plagóso, sa, a Wounding.
Pitanoéro, em. Distributor of allowances; | Plagueár, en. To beg piteously.
steward or purveyor to a convent.
Pitancica, illa, ita, ¢f Small pittance.
Pitano, em, (Bot.) Cress-rocket.
Pitanza, af Pittance, daily allowance; alms.
Pitáña, ef. Y. Lagaña,
Pitañoso, sa, a. V. Lagafoso,
Pitár, on. To pe To discharge a debt.
jet sf. D per of the eyes, V. La-
gaña.
Pitarróso, sa, a. Blear-eyed. V. Zagañoso.
Pitézna, af. Bolt for stocks.
Pitia, «f, Pythia, the priestess of Apollo,
Pitillo, em. Flageolet.
Pitipsd, am. V. Escala,
Pittrójo, em. (Orn.) Robin-redbreast.
Pito, am. Pipe; whistle; pod of a silkworm.
Pitométrica, ef Gauge. of the agave.
tier; alab.
Plan, em. Plan, design, draught;
level, fruit-
Plana, 4f Trowel; page; copy;
ful ground.
Planáda, af. Plain, level ground.
Pláncha, 8/. Plate; smoothing-iron; cramp-
Pianchble af ( ) Framing of
ancháda, 8/. (Nau.) Framing of a gun.
Planchár, va. To iron linen, i ES
Plancheár, en. To plate, sbeathe with metal,
Planchéta, af. Circumferentor.
Planchica, ila, ita, 4% A small plate,
Planchón, em. A large plate.
Planchucla, af. A small plate; fluting-iron.
Plánco, em. V. Planga,
Plánes, em. pl. (N pr Flat floor-timbers.
Planéta, sm. Planct.
Planetário, em. Planetarinm ; astronomer.
Pitén, am. Tenderling; sprig, shoot; sprout Planetário, ria, a. Planetary.
PLA PLI
Planetolábio, am. A planetolabe. Platificár, va. To convert into silver.
Plánga, 47 Black and white eagle. Platija, 4. (Ichth.) Plaice,
Planicio, af Y. Llano and Llanura. Platilla, a/. Silesian linen, [backbiting.
Planifólto, lia, a. (Bot.) Planifolious.
Planimetría, 4/. Planometria, [ers
Planipédia, 4% A mean play, acted by stroll-
Planipétalo, la, a. (Bot.) Planipetalous.
Planisfirio, am. Planisphere.
Plano, na, a. Plain, level, flat. [surface.
Pléno, em. Plan, deste draft; plane, a level
Planocéncavo, va, a. OCONCAYO,
Planocónico, ca, a. Planoconical.
Planoconvéxo, xa, @. Planoconvex.
Planometria, 8f Planometry.
Planopláno, am, (Alg.) Biquadrate.
Planta, 4f Sole of the foot; pent planting.
Plantación, ¢f Plantation, planting.
Plantadór, sm. Planter.
Plantanál, em, Grove of plantains.
Plantar, va. To plant, found; set up; strike
a blow; put into a place.
Plantária, ¢f V. Esparganto, [are reared.
Plantário, sm. Ground where young plants
Planteár, va. To plan, trace.
Plantél, em. Nay of plants, flowers, trees.
Plantificacién, ef Y. Plantacion. _ [beat.
Plantificár, va, To plant. V. Plantar. To
Plantilla, af A young plant; tho first sole
of a shoe; mould. [stockings.
Plantillár, va. To vamp or sole shoes or
Plantio, ia, a. Planted, ready to be pan
Plantio, sm. Plantation; nursery of trees.
Plantista, em. Bully, hector; planter.
Plantón, sm. Scion, sprout; sentry.
Planúdo, da, a. A vessel which draws little
water. funerals.
Plafiidéra, @f Mourner paid for weeping at
Plafiido, en. Moan, lamentation.
Plañir, on. To lament, grieve, bewail.
Plaquin, em. Kind of coat of arms.
Plasma, af. Prase, a precious stone.
Plasmador, ra, 8. Moulder, former.
Plasmánte, pa. Moulding ; moulder.
Plasmár, va. To mould; make moulds,
Plásta, af. Paste, soft clay.
Pláste, sm. Bize.
Plastecér, va. To size, besmear with size.
Plastecido, am. Act of sizing.
Plástica, 4f Art of moulding in clay.
ia e '
asto a, €8/. Plastography.
Pláta, @f Silver; plate; money.
Plataforma, 4f Platform: orlop.
Platanál, Platanár, gs. Plantation of plan-
tain-trees, tree.
Plátano, sm, (Bot.) Plane-tree; plantain-
Platázo, em. Platter.
Plateádo, da, a. Silvered; plated.
Plateár, ca. To silver, plate with silver.
Platerésco, ca, 1. Applied to fanciful orna-
ments in architecture. (silversmith.
Platería, q/. Stlversmith's shop; trade of a
Platéro, sm. Silversmith, plate-worker.
Plática, 8/7. Discourse; colloquy; speech.
Platicáble, a. Y. Practicab cante,
Platicánte, sm. Practitioner. V. Practi-
Platicár, va. To converse, talk; practise a
Pliticn. es, cs Bkilful, dext
CO, ca, a. , dexterous, expert.
Platicón, o em. and /. A great tattlor.
Platillo, sm. A small dish; an extra dish;
Platina, g/. Platina; silver wire.
Plato, em. Dish, plate; mess.
Platónicamónte, ad. Platonically.
Platónico, ca, a. Platonic.
Platácha, ef. Y. Platija,
Plausibilidád i a
Plausible, q. P sible.
Plausibleménte, ad, Plausibly.
Plaúso, am, Applause, plandits.
Plaústro, sm. wagon. V. Carro.
Playa, 4fShore, strand, beach.
Playáde, Playádo, sm. The Pleiades.
Playázo, em. Wide or extended shore.
Playéro, em. Fisherman who bring fish to
market.
Playón, am. A wide shore or beach.
Plaza, ef Square, market-place; a fortified
town; ; stall; office, public employ-
ment. (Nau.) Waist.
pS ie tom ts roe
azu As square or place.
Ple, am. Vas
Pleamár, 4f (Nau.) High water.
Plebáno, em. Curate of a parish.
Plúbe, ef Populace.
Plebéyo, ya, a. Pleboian.—s. Commoner.
Pléca, 6 (Print.) A straight line.
Pléctro, sm. da Plectrum; poesy.
Plegáble, a. Pllable.
Plegadaménte, ad. Confusedly.
Plegadéra, y. Foldor.
Plegadízo, za, a. Pliable.
Plegadór, em. Plaiter, folder, collector.
Plegadfira, ef Plaiting, folding, doubling.
Plegár, ea. To fold, plait, double; crimple,
—v. impers, To please.
Lit ias af. Public prayer; prayer bell.
Pleita, 8f. A plaited strand of bass,
Pleiteadoór, ra, 8. A litigious person.
Ploiteánto, pa. and e. Litigant.
Pleiteár, ca. To litigate, contend.
Pleitista, sm. An oncourager of lawsnits.
Pleito, sm. Contract; dispute; debate; litt-
gation, lawsuit.
Plenamér, Y. Y. Pleamar.
Plenamónte, ad. Fully, completely.
Plenarlaménte, ad. Completely, fally.
Plenárlo, ria, 4. Complete, full, plenary.
Plenilúnio, sm. Full moon.
Plenipoténcia, af Plenipotence.
Plenipotenciário, an. Plenipotentiary.
Plenitúd, ef Plenitude, fulness.
Pléno, na, a. Full, V. Lleno.
Pleonásmo, em. Pleonasm.
Plétora, af Plethora.
Pletórico, ca, e, Plethoric.
Pleuresia, gf. Pleurisy.
Pleuritico, ca, a. Pleuritical, pean:
Pléxo, am. (Anat. and Bot.) Plexus.
Ple or Pleyáde, ef. (Ast) Each of the
eiades.
Plica, af. Sealed will or document.
Pliégo, sm. Sheet of paper; parcel of letters
under one cover; a tender.
Pliógue, sm, Plait in clothes; roff.
Plinto, em. (Arch.) Plinth of a pillar.
POB
POL
Plomáda, a7. Lead-penell Ls plummet;
apron of a cannon. (Nat.) Lead.
Plomár, va. To mark with a pencil; stop
a tooth.
Plomazón, 7. Gilding cushion.
Ploméro, 8m. Plumber.
Plomizo, za, a. Leaden.
Plómo, sm. Lead ball Plomo en galá-
goe, Lead in pi
Piomóso, * a. en. V. Plomizo.
Pláma, 4/. Feather; pen penmanship.
Plumáda, 4 Dash of a pen.
Plumádo, da, a. Feathered, plumy.
Plumáje, sm. Plumage; plume.
Plumajeár, va. To shove, move.
Plumazón, an. Collection of feathers.
Plámbeo, bea, a, Leaden, made of lead.
Plameddo, em. (Pict.) Shades, shading.
Plumeár, va. (Pict.) To shade, darken.
Plúmeo, mea, a. Plumigerous.
Piumeria, y. V. Plumajerta.
Plaméro, em. Duster; feather fan, maker of
feather fans; plume.
Pluméta, ef. Lisle cloth.
Plomifero, ra, a. ost) Plumigerous.
Plumión, sm. V. Plumon.
Plumista, sm. A petty scrivener; a pr
Piamén, sm. Downy feathera; feather-bed.
Plumóso, sa, a. Feathered, plamy.
Plúmula, ef (Bot.) Plumule,
Pluralidéd af Plorality majority.
u ef. Plo . ority.
Plusprés, om. (Nau.) Lying close to the wind.
Plus últra Ser el non plus ultra, To be
transcendent, {in a library.
Plateo, em. Each compar Tarek of shelves
Plúvia, 4f Rain. V. Liuvia.
Pluviál, sm, (Orn.) Golden plover. Pluvial.
Plavidl, Pluvióso, sa, a. Rainy.
Pneumático, ca, a. Pnenmatic. Instru-
mentos preuwmáticos, Musical wind-in-
struments.
Po, yoy V. Pu.
ews (Nau.) Bow-line bridle.
Pobéda, af. Plantation of poplars.
Poblácho, sm. Populace, rabble.
Poblachón, sm. A small town.
Población, af Population. V. Poblado.
Pobládo, sm, A vill small town.
Pobladór, ra, 8. Populator, founder; settler.
Poblar, ea. and n. To found a town ; settle,
occupy; breed; bud.
Poblázo, em. V. Populacho.
Poblezuélo, 21m. A hamlet. [dlanco.
Póbo, em. sont White poplar. V. A’lamo
Pobretería, ef Poor people, beggars; poverty.
Pobretón, na, €. Very poor. [of spirits.
Pobréza, A Poverty ; barrenness; lowness
Pobrezuclo, sm, A poor man.
Pobrismo, sm. Poor people, be
Pocéro, am. A ana yin an EOS
Pócho, cha, a. (Coll.) Discolore
re 3 he small well, d
a, 8/. Hog-sty; an place.
Pocillo, em. Small well, pron) Chocolate-
cup.
Pócima, 4 Potion, a physical draught.
Poción, 4 Drink; potion. V. Bebida.
Póco, ca, a. Little, scanty, small, fow.
Póco, ad. Little, scanty ; shortly, briefly.
Póco, sm. Little, a small part.
Póda, yd Pruning of trees; pruning season,
Podadéra, ef: Pruning-knife, pruning-hook,
Podadór, ra, 8. Pruner of trees or vines.
Podadúra, g/. V. Poda.
Podágra, 4. Gout in the feet,
Podár, oa. To pruno trees.
Podazón, em. The pruning season.
Podénco, sm. Hound. Vuelta de podenco,
A severe beating.
Podenquillo, sm. A young or small hound,
Podér, em. Power, faculty, command, force;
letter of attorney.
Podér, va. To be able, ma
authorlty, power. (Geo.)
impera. To be ble.
Poderdánte, a. com. The constituent.
Poderhabidénte, sm. Attorney.
Poderio, em. Power, jurisdiction; wealth.
Poderosaménte, ad. Powerfully.
Poderóso, sa, a. Powerful, potent; wealthy;
eminent,
Podómetro, sm. Podometer.
Podón, sm, Mattock, hoe.
Pódre, af. Pus, corruption.
Podrecór, ea. and n Y. Pudrtr.—or. To
be putrid or corrupt. [tion; pain.
Podrecimiénto, em. Rottennesa, putrefac-
Podredúmb ¿ Pus, corruption.
Podridéro, sm. V. Pudridero.
Podrimiénto, sm. V. Pudrimiento,
Podrir, ea. V. Pudrir,
Poéma, em. Poem. works,
Poesia, @f Poetry, poesy. Poesias, Poetical
Poéta, am, A poet.
Sah peas al
Poética, af, Poetry; poetics.
Poéticaménte, ad. Poetically.
Poético, ca, a. Poetic, pootical.
Poetilla, en. Poetaster,
Poetisa, 4f Poctess. y
Poetizér, ea. To pootize,
or can; have
o produce.—0.
Póbra, af (Coll.) Female mendicant. | Poetón, em. Poetaster, a vile poet.
Pobro, a. Poor, indigent; barren; humble;: Poino, sm. Wine or beer rack,
trifling. - | Poláca, af Instep of the shoe. _[iterrancan.
Póbre, em. A poor person, a beggar. Polácra, 8/. (Nau.) Polacre, used in the Med-
Pobrecico, ica, illo, illa, ito, ita, a. A poor | Polaina, Y Spatterdashes.
little thing, Polár, a. Polar.
rio qe Poorly.
obreria, af Poor people, beggars
bici sy Distributor of alms.
obréta, sf. .) Strumpet, prostitate.
Pobréte, fo ahr
a useless person,
Poléa, af. Pulley. (Nau.) Tacklo-block.
Poleádas, 8f pl. V. Gachas or Puchas,
Poleáme, sm, Collection of masts for vessels,
Poleita, af. (Nau.) A small block.
bróto, em, An unfortunate man ; | Polémica, @f Polemics. (Mil) Science of
fortification.
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POL PON
Pelémico, ca, a. Polemical, polemic.
Polemónio, sm. (Bot.) Jacob's ladder, Greek
valerian. escope.
Polemoscópio, em. (Opt.) Polemoscope, tel-
Pólen, em. (Bot.) Pollen.
Pollástro, Pollastrón, em. (Coll) A cunning
fellow; a stout lad. h.
Pollazón, sm. Hatching and rearing fowls;
Polléra, 8f A hen-coop; a go-cart; a short,
hoo petticoat,
Polénta, af. Grit, a bird pie. Polleria, g. Poultry shop or market.
Poléo, sim (Bot.) Penny-royal; strutting | Polléro, em. A fowl- ; A poulterer.
t; stiff, cold wind. [women. | Pollico, ica, illo, ila, ito, ita, « A emall
Polevi, em. A high heel formerly worn by
Pólex, am. V. Police,
Policústico, ca, a, Policoustic.
Poliándria, af. qua ) Polyandria. (tion.
Poliantéa, 47 Polyanthea, a literary coliec-
Poliántes Tuber dsa, 2/. (Bot.) Common tube-
rose,
Poliarquia, ef Polygarchy.
Poliárquico, ca, a. Rolatin to polygarchy.
Policén or Pelican, sm. Pelican, instrument
chicken.
Pollina, y. Young she-asa,
Pollinarménte, ad. (Coll) V. Asnalmente.
Pollino, str. Ass or jument.
Pollito, ta, a. Of tender age: in boys and
rls.—s, Little pullets,
Póllo, am. Chicken; artful, clever man.
Polluélo, la, a. A small chicken.
Pólo, em. Pole; support, foundation.
Poltrón, na, a. Idle, lazy; commodious.—
eárpo, (Bot) Pol Polo neca a? ldlonees; lauineely ahasetan:
Po , E, ) Polycarpous. oltrone . Idlenesa, esa, alu, -
Pélice, sf Tas thumb. d Poltronizáree, or. To become lazy.
Policía, 4. Police; politeness; cleanliness.
Policitación, af. A. vow to God or the state.
Polidéro, sm. V. Pulidero.
Poliédro, a. Poly hedrous.
Poligala, 4/. (Bot) Milk wort.
Poligámia, af. Po yesmy.
Poligamo, sm. Polygamist.
Poligárquia, af V. Poliarqui.
Poliglóta, af A polyglot, a Bible in many
languages. (languages.
Poligióto, ta, a. Polyglot, written in various
Poligono, em. Polygon. (Bot) Poly.
Poligono, na, a. Polygonal.
Poligrafia, 4/. Polygraphy.
Polihédro, sm. (Geom.) Polyhedron.
Polilla, sf. Moth; consumer, waster.
Polución, 4f Pollution, stain.
Polúto, ta, a. Polluted, defiled, fiithy.
es ef. Cloud of dust; altercation,
a
Polvitieds, va. (Coll ) To pulverize.
Polvillo, ito, sm. Fine dust. Gente de pol-
cillo, Day -laborers. [pinch of snuff.
Pólvo, em. Dust; powder; small comfit;
Pólvora, sf. Gunpowder; artificial fire-
works; provocation; vivacity; dust.
Polvoreamiénto, em. Pulverization.
Polvoreár, va, To powder,
Polvoriénto, ta, a. Dusty. (der.
Polvorin, am. Powder-flask; very fine pow-
Polvorista, sm, Manufacturer of gunpowder;
maker of fireworks.
Polilléra, q/. (Bot.) Mullein or moth mullein. | Polvorizáble, a. Pulverizable.
Polimatia, af. Polymathy. Polvorización, af Pulverization.
Polimato, am. (Little us.) One versed in
several branches of useful knowledge.
Pole a. Applied to stuffs of variegated
colors.
Polin, em. (Nan.) Wooden roller.
Pólipo, am. Pol ypus tumor.
Patna, om. Hat) Polpody
olipéso, sa, a. (Surg.) Poly pous,
Poliscópio, sm. (Opt.) Po
Polvorizár, va. To pulverize. V. Polvorear.
Polvoróso, sa, a. Dusty, covered with dust,
Póma, ef. Apple. V. Maneana. Perfume-
Pomáda gf Pomatum, pomad
om ‘ Pomatum, pomade,
Pomár, sm. Orchard.
Poméz, af. Pumice-stone.
Pomifero, ra, a. (Poet.) Pomiferons.
Pómo, sm, Fruit in general; smelling-bot-
PES ae y. E dear; bubble,
ómpa, af. Pomp, pageantry ; parade, gran-
Pompeárse, Pomponcárse, er. To appear
with pomp and ostentation. fonts:
Pomposaménte, ad. ci magnió-
Pom , 8a, €. Pompous, splendid; intlated.
Pónche, em. Punch.
Ponchúra, af Panchbow!. [Manga.
Póncho, cha, a. Soft, mild, careless.—em. Y.
Ponchón, na, a. Extremely careless or lazy.
Ponci, Poncidre, a. and s. Y. Ponctl.
Poncil, a. and a. Bitter orange or lemon.
Ponderáble, a. Ponderable; measurable;
wonderfal, important. geration.
Ponderación, 7. Weighing mentally ; exag-
Ponderido, da, a. Presumptuous, arrogant;
Poltsilabo, 49. ge dd lable.
Polisindetón, em. Polysyndeton.
Polisinódia, ef. erp aná of counclle.
os er sf, Machine for raising heavy
bodies.
Polispérmo, ma, a. (Bot.) Polyspermous,
Politeismo, em. Polytheism.
Politeista, em. Polythelst. [vility.
Política, 87. Policy, politics; politencas, cl-
Politicaménte, ad. Politically, civilly.
Politicástro, em. Politicaster. [teous,
Politico, ca, a. Political, politic; polite, cour-
Politico, 7. Politician.
Politiqueár, on. To affect the politician.
Póliza, af. A check; permit; meeting.
Polisa de seguro, Policy of insurance. oxaggerated.
Polizón, sm. Vagrant; scamp; parasite. Ponderadór, ra, 8. Ponderer.
Pélla, a? Pullet (Coll.) A comely lass. |Ponderál, a. Ponderal.
{gerate.
Ponderár, og. To weigh; ponder; exag-
Polláda, af Hatch, covey of chickens.
e etre aks va, a. Exaggerating, hyper-
cal
Pollagallina, ¢f Hen-chicken.
ide E 8. A large pullet.
POR
Ponderosaménte, ad. Attentively, carefally. Boreienculs, af, (Joc.) A small allowance,
Ponderosidád, 4/7. Ponderoaity, weightiness. | Pórco, am. V. Puerco.
Y. Pesados, Porcúno, na, a. Hoggish.
Ponderóso, sa, «a. Ponderous, dea ¿pa Pordioseár, va. To
grave, circumspect. Pordiosería, y. y, asking charity.
Ponedéro, ra, a. Laying eggs; 5; capable of ect hes
Ponedéro, sm. Hen'a nest; ne Porfia, n obstinate dispute ; conceited.
. Ponedér, ra, 8, Bettor; outbidder. ness, a ai , obstinacy. [ciously.
Ponentino, na, a. Occidental, western. Porfladaménte, Obstinately, tina-
Ponentisco, ca, a. Western, nip ae Porfiádo, da, a. Obatinate, concei (ler.
Ponér, ea. To put, place, set, lay;
wager; o ; leave.—vr.
one's self to; ob
To ap Pe tE
Ponlónte, em. iol w west, (N anya wind.
Ponlevi, em. High wooden h
Pontázgo, Pontaje, sm. Bridgo-tolL
Ponteár, va. To erect bridges,
Pontezuélo, la, 2, Small bridge.
Pontificádo, sm. Pontificate; popedom.
Pontificál, a. Pontifical, [tithes.
Pontifical, sm. A pontifical robe; parochial
Pontificalménte, ad. Pontificall
Pontificár, en. To govern as high pontiff
Pontífice, sm. Pope, pontiff; archbishop,
bishop
Pontifialo, e a. Pontificial. [Mud-seow.
Pontón, em. Ponton or pontoon. (Nau.)
Ponzóña, 4f Poison, venom.
Ponzoñosaménte, ad. Polsonously.
Ponzoñóso, sa, a. Poisonous, venomous;
rejudicial
Popa, 2f. (Nau.) Poop, stern. Navío de
pa lana, A square-sternod vessel.
Popamiénto, em. Act of despising or cajoling.
ar er en. To depreciate, contemn; cajole,
worsted staff
Popeléns, Popalina, 8. Poplin, a silk and
Popéses, sm, pl, (Nau.) Stays of the mizen-
Popóte, em. Indian straw for making brooms,
Populácho, em. Populace, rabble.
Populación, St esti Y. Poblacion.
Populár, a. te pan vulgar.
Popularidád, ar
Popularizárse, on O alar one's self popu-
Popularménte, ad. Popularly.
Populázo, em. Populace, mo
Populoén, am. White poplar ointment,
Populóso, sa, a. Pope
Poquedád. a/. af. Pauci ed cowardice; trifle.
Poquillo, la, a. Small, little; trifling.
Poguillo, ad. Very little time. (small.
Poquisimo, ma, a. Very little, iar id
Poquitico, ica, illo, illa, ito, ita, a. Almost
nothing. and mind.
Poquíto, ta, a Very little; w of body
Por, prep. mos, by, about; through; as, by,
on socoun
Porcál, a. re lied to a kind of large pluma,
ag Tov.) A young pig.
Poree ; ename
Ponchos em. ra walk.
Porcino, em, A Fro piss ; bruise, swelling.
or ” Paste porti lots pittan
orción, on; lot; ce,
Porcioncica, ills, ita, gl. A "small portion.
Porcionsro, ra, A, perra : patie
pant.
Porcionísta, 8. com. rad college:
Epa em. (Coll) Bristle.
;| Porfladór, ra, 8. Contender, wrangler, braw-
pony va. zo contend; dispute; impor-
ne;
Pérfido, Poriro am. pope
Sadia em. (Órn.) falamon,
éro, 677. or) Sieve for corn.
a y. Dota Porism.
Pormenór, 4f Detail, minute account,
ro, 677. Pore: interstico.
Porosidád, af. Porosity.
Poróso, sa, 4. Porous.
Pórque, conj. Because; why? Some das
Porqué, con aN, An for what reason ? (in-
Porqué em. em. on) Cause, reason, motive.
Porquecilla, af A small sow.
oducts. Y. Lair of a wild boar.
Porquería, af Nastiness, filth; yudenees;
Bal rh ism Hog ungenteel act,
Porque -Sty.
Porquerizo, mere em. Swineherd,
Pordaerón, en Ni Cateh poll, ll, bumballiff.
orqu
datan AQ on ef A small ie
Porquezuélo, em. A young Pig.
Pórra, a A club-headed stick; vanity,
(Coll) A Asal pat [Be pai person,
Rex cea, a. Of k or leek green
color. Coll.) Nonsense.
st importunely.
y, stupidity,
wi sf. The leaf of leeks, onions.
Porrilla, ¢f A small smith's LE de
mor in horses,
Porrillo (A> ad, (200 Coptousy, abu
Porrina, 8/. Field of green corn.
Porrino, em. The tender plant of a ik
Porrizo, en. Bed or a
det rra, a EE ull, mpi: orant.
Porrón, sm. water-piteher; > & jug—pi
Casks or h
Porrfido, ca ore Shepherd's crook.
Pórta, af Door, . Puerta, Porte,
Portas, pago, Gun-ports.
Portaband Pocket in the girdle sup-
porting the” colors.
Po em.
Mail-bag ; postman.
Portacarabina, ef Bag for the muzzle of a
horseman's carabine, [pr Warp.
Portada, af. Patel rd title-page.
Portadéra, af P:
Rotor en
-bearer,
bg
) stn oa a musket.
8, ri
eae
of cavalry.
Po e, pad v. orbe
Portál, em. Porch, entry ; bak piazza.
POS
Portalázo, em. A large door or porch.
Portaléjo, an. Little porch or portico,
Portaléna, 4f Embrasure, for cannon. Y.
Cañonera.
Portalúro, am. An officer proventing sinus:
gling at the gates of a town. orcli.
Portalico. illo, ito, sn. A small vestibule or
Portálo, Portalón, sm. (Nau.) Gangway.
Portamantéo, em. Portmantean, cloak-bag.
Portanário, sm. (Anat.) Pylorus.
Portánte, am. Quick pace of a horse.
Portantillo, sm A gentle amble. [ant.
Portanvéces, em. (Prov.) Coadjutor, assist-
Portañóla, af (Nau.) Port-hole. es,
Portañuéla, af. Lining of the fall of breech-
Portapáz, 8. com. The image-plate.
Portar, ea. (Gal. and mc carry, bring.
er. To behave, act. ter to the saddle,
Portaronzál, st, A strap fastening the hal-
Portátil, a. Portable. [blind maker.
Portaventanéro, sm. Carpenter; sash and
Portázgo, 81m. Toll, turnpike-duty.
Portazguéro, am. To)l-gatherer.
Portázo, em. A slap with a door; slapping
a door in one's face.
Pórte, em. Porter: postage; conduct ;
it, port; nobility; size or capacity.
Nau.) Tonnage.
Porteár, va, To carry, heave.—on. To shut
a door or window with violence.
Porténto, em. Wonder, portent.
Portentosaménte, ad. Prodigioukly.
Portentóso, sa, a. Prodigious, marvellous.
Porteréjo, em. A little porter. [lodge.
Portería, g/. The principal door; a porter'5
Porterillo, em. A little porter.
Portéro, ra, 8. Porter, gate or door keeper.
Portezuéla, 3/. (Dim.) A little door; pock-
et-flap. .
Pórtico, em. Portico, piazza; porch.
ah dew em. Aperture in a wall; passage ;
reach.
Portón, am. The inner door of a house.
Portugués, sm. The Portuguese language.
Portugués, sa, a. Portuguese.
Porvenir, am. Future, time to come.
Porvida, af. An oath much in use in Spain.
Pos (En), ad. After, behind; in pursuit of
Pósa, ef Passing bell; stops in a funeral;
breech , buttocks.
rene Inn, tavern, home. Posada
con asistencia, Board and lodging.
Posadéra, af. Hostess, dendlady: pue
Posadéras, l. Buttocks, V. Asentade-
Posaderia, Y. Inn, lodging-house.
Posadéro, em. Innkeeper; breech, seat.
Posádo, da, a. Lodged, lined, reclined.
Posánte, pa. coal gi
Posár, en. To lodge, board; repose; perch;
—va. To lay down a burden.
Pósca, sf Mixture of vinegar and water.
Posdáta, ¢f Postscript.
Poseedór, ra, s. Possessor, owner.
Poscér, ea. To hold, possess, own.
Poseído, da, a. Possessed ; desperate.
Poseído, sm. (Prov.) Private arable land,
as distinguished from commons,
Posesión, ay. Possession, dominion.—pl.
Lands, real estates. session.
is a. Including or relating to pos-
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Posesionéro, em. Cattle-kceper who has ac-
quired pasturage.
Posesivo, va, «1. (Gram.) Possessiye,
Poséso, sa, a. Possessed,
Posesór, ra, ari. and 7. V. Poseedor. (ner.
Posesorlamónte, ad. In a possessory man-
ole ria, E Drage ry.
oseyénte, pa. Possessing, possessive.
Poafecha, af. Postdate.
Posfechár, va. To postdate.
Posibilidád, 1/. Posalbility, capability ; fea-
sibility; likelihood; wealth. [bie.
Posibilitár, va. To facilitate; render Í-
Posible, a. Possible. Posibles, Wealth, in-
come.
Posibleménte, ad. Possibly.
Posición, 4% Position; posture, situation.
Positivaménte, ad, Positively, certainly, by
all means.
Positivo, va, a. Positive, sure, certain.
Pósito, em, A public granary.
Positúra, af. Posture, state, disposition. Y.
Postura. EN Configuration.
Pósma, af. (Coll.) Sloth, dulness.
Pésmo, ma, @. Drone, dull, sluggish.
Póso, em. Sediment, dregs; rest, repose.
ial am. a made of bass, Y. deta
08 am. V. Postparto, tantly.
Pospélo tA, ad, a cera the grain; reluc-
Pospiérna, 4. The thigh of an animal.
Posponér, va. To p. one thing after
another; Rone: {slug; night-sentry.
Pósta, af. Post-horses; post-stage; post;
Postar, va. To bet, wager, stake.
Postdiluviáno, na, a Postdiluvian.
da Ea Post, pillar.
Posteár, on. To travel pose
Posteléro, am. (Nau.) Skida. Posteleros de
las amuras, Chess-trees, (son.
Postóma, am. An abscess, tumor; dull per-
Ce tE as and
os ión, af. Act of leavin
Postergár. va. To leave behin
Posteridád, g/. Posterlty.
Posteriór, a. Posterior.
Postorioridád, af. Posterlority.
Posteriorménto, ad. Lastly.
Postéta, af. (Print.) Number of printed
shects stitched together. lo,
Postigo, am. Wicket; postern. Y.
Postíla, ef Postil, marginal note. [notes.
Pogtilacién, 4f. Act of making marginal
Postiladór, em. Annotator, postiller.
Postilár, oa. To postil, illustrate with notes,
Postilla, ¢f Scab on wounds.
Postillén, sm. Postillon ; hack.
op a Ty De ware on gull
Os ef. (Nau. work on
for the A V. Castañiuela, ás
Postízo, za, a. Artificial; false.
Postízo, sm. A toupee or toupet,
Postliminio, em. Postliminy.
Postmeridiano, na, a. Postmeridian.
Postór, am. Bidder; bottor.
Postración, sf. Prostration, Kneeling; de-
jection, depression.
Postrádo, da, a, Prostrate, prostrated.
Postradór, ra, s. One who prostrates him-
self; a kneeling-stool.
Postrár, oa. To prostrate, hnmble; debill-
POY PRE
tate, exhaust—ver. To prostrate one's Poyátos, em. pl Terraces, supported by
self, to be very weak, mud walls.
Póstre, a. Last in order. A’ la postre, At Péyo, sm. Stone bench ; judge's fees.
the long run, at last. Póza, af. Puddle, pond, pit.
Póstre, am. Dessert. Pozál, em. Bucket; coping of a well.
Postrémo, ma, a, V. Postrero and U'ltimo. | Pozánco, sm. Pond of stagnant water.
Postrér, a. V. Postrero. Pozéro, em. Well-digger.
Postréro, ra, @. Last in order, hindermost. | Pózo, sm. Well; any thing deep and full.
Postréro, sm. Y. Trasero. Pozuéla, gl. A small puddle or pont.
Postrimeraménte, ad. Finally, at last. Pozuélo, sm. A small well or pit.
Postrimeria, af Death. V. Novistmo. The| Practica, y. Practice, manner, method;
last years of life. ro.! practice of a profession.
Postriméro, a. V. Postrero and Trase-' Practicáble, a. Practicable.
Postulación, €/. Postulation, . Practicadór, ra, 8. Practiser, practitioner.
Postuládo, sm. Postulate, position. Prácticaménte, ad. Practically.
Postuladór, am, Solicitor for a canonization. | Practicánte, sm. Practising surgery and
Postulár, va. To elect a prelate laboring; medicine under a master. [a profession.
under a canonical impediment. Practicár, va. To practise, perform; learn
Póstumo, ma, & Posthumous. Práctico, ca, @. Practical; skilful, experi-
Postúra, 2/. Posture, situation; assize; bid;| enced.
bet.—pl, Young plants transplanted. Práctico, em. Practiser, practitioner.
Potable, a. Potable. Practicón, na, & One of great practical
Potadór, sm. Weight-master. knowledge. tures,
Potáje, am. Pottage ; vegetables dressed. |Pradál, em. Abounding in meadows and
Potajeria, af, Heap of dry pulse; store for ; Pradecillo, sm. A small meadow.
vegetables, [of vegetables. | Pradéño, fa, a. (Prov.) Relating to mes-
Potajiér, am. Officer of the palace in care| dows or fields,
Potala, af, Stone for mooring boats. Pradéra, Praderia, 4. Abounding in mea-
Potár, vta. To equalize and mark weights|_ dows; mead, meadow.
and measures. Praderóso, sa, a. Relating to meadows.
- Potása, af. Potash. Pradico, illo, am, A small meadow.
Potásio, am. (Min.) Potassium. Prado, sm. The Prado; lawn, field, meadow.
Póte, am. Pot, jar; standard measure or ática, af Royal ordinance; rescript
weight, A” Abundantly. of a sovereign.
Potecillo, ito, sm. A little pot or jar. Práma, 4/. Pram, a kind of lighter.
Poténcia, af. Power; authority ; ability; | Prasia, em Prase, a green precions stone.
possibility ; kingdom, state. [m e. | Práta, y. V. Plata.
Potenclál, a. Potential. (Gram.) Potential: Prática, Sy V. Práctica.
2
Potencialidad, ef. Potentiality. Pravedád, 8/. Perversity, depravity.
Potencialménte, ad. Potentially. Právo, va, 4. Depraved, perverse.
Potentádo, sm. Potentate, monarch. Praxis, af Practice. V. Práctica.
Poténte, a. Potent, pos mighty. Pre, am, Dally pay to soldiers.
Potenteménte, ad. Powerfully. Pre, A preposition used in the composition
Potentisimo, ma, 4. sup. Most powerful. of nouns and verbs, either to augment
Potérna, 8/. Postern, sally-port. the signification, or to mark priority of
Potéro, an, V. Potador. time and rank. [locutlon.
Potestád, af. Power, dominion, Jurisdiction. | Preámbulo, sm. Preamble, preface ; circum-
Angelic powers. ticular. | Prebénda, 4f Prebend, canonry; sinecure,
Potísimo, ma, a. Most special, peculiar, par- | Prebendádo, sm. Prebendary.
Potista, 8. com. (Low) ippler. Prebendár, ea. To confor an ecclesiastica)
Pótra, 2/. Rupture, scrotal hernia. [tare.| benefice or prebend.
Potráda, af. Troop of young mares at pas- | Prebestád, Prebestadgo, a, Provostship.
Potránca, af, Filly, young mare. Prebostál, a. Provostal.
Potreár, va. (Coll.) To rapture; herd! Prebdste, sm. Provost.
mares; vex. Precarlaménte, ad. (Law) Precariously.
Potréra, a. A hempen head-stall. Precário, ria, 6. Precarious, uncertain.
Potréro, sm. Surgeon who cures ruptures; | Precaución, 4f Precaution, vigilance.
horse-herd ; pasture ground; cattle farm. | Precaucionárse, er. To be cautious.
Potrico, illo, am. A small colt. Precantelár, va. To caution, forewarn.
Potril, sm. and a. Pasture for young horses. | Precavér, oa. To prevent, obviate.—vr. To
Potrilla, af Nickname given to old persons| be on one's guard.
affecting rakish youth. Precedéncia, af Precedence; preference.
Pótro, ra, G. Foal: rack; chambors. Precedénte, pa. Precedent.
Potróso, sa, 8. Afflicted with a rupture. | Precedér, va. To precede; excel.
(Coll.) Fortunata, Incky. Preceptista, sf and a. A preceptor, mentor,
Poya, 4. a 4 for baking ina patie oven. | Preceptivamente, ad. Preceptively.
Poyál, arn. striped stuff for covering | Preceptivo, va, a. Preceptive, directory.
benches, Precépto, sm. Precept, order, mandate;
dape y. Bhelf, enpboard. rule.
Poyatilla, af. A little shelf Preceptér, em. Master, teacher, preceptor:
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Preceptéra, ¢/ 8choolmistress.
Précea, ef. pl. Prayers; public devotion.
Precesión, af. V. Reticencta. (Ast.) Pre-
cession.
Preciádo, da, a. Valued, appraised ; valu-
able, precious; proud, presumptuous.
Preotador, ra, €. Appraiser. [boast, bale
Precliár, va. To value, appratse.—or. To
Precintas, 4f Straps of wood or fron to
secure the corners of boxes. (Nau.) Par-
colling.
Precintár, ea. To strap the corners of boxos.
Saha To parcel the seams.
Précio, 8m. Price, cost; reward; cetimation.
Preciosamónte, ad. Preciously.
Pen a2 yA Worth, preciousness.
Preciósa, 4f Allowance to prebendarles.
Preclóso, sa, a. Valuable, excellent; pleas-
ant, a
Preciplelo, em, Precipice, fall; destruction.
Precipitación, ef. Precipitation, precipit-
ancy.
Precipitadaménte, ad. Precipitately.
Precipitadóro, sm. V. Precipicio.
Precipitádo, da, a. Precipitate, hasty.
Precipitádo, sm. (Chem.) Precipitate.
Precipitánte, am. (Chem.) pitater.
Precipitér, oa. To precipitate; expose to
ruin.—er. To act keg Ye
Precípite, a. In danger of falling. [mente.
Precipltosamónte, ad. V. Precipitada-
Precipitóso, sa, a. Steep, slippery; rash.
Precipuaménte, ad. Principally.”
Precipuo, pua, a. Chief, principal.
Precisádo, da, a. Nocessitated, obliged.
Precisamónte, ad. Precisely, exactly; in-
evitably.
Precisár, ea. To compel, oblige.
Precisión, af Necessity; compulsion ; pre-
ciseness ; precision.
Precisivo, va, a. Precisive.
Preciso, sa, a. Necessary, needful; precise,
punctual; clear.
Precitádo, da, a. Forecited.
Precíto, ta, a. Damned.
Preclaraménte, ad. Tlustriously.
Precléro, ra, a, Illustrious, famous, eminent.
Precocidád, af Precocity, forwardness,
Precognición, 4% Precognition.
Preconización, #/ Preconization.
Preconizadór, en.
elected prelates
Preconizár, va, To preconize, proclaim,
Preconocedór, ra, 8. Foreteller.
Preconocér, va. To foreknow, foretell.
Precóz, a. Precocious, forward.
Precursór, ra, a. Precoding.—¢. Precarsor.
Predecesór, ra, 8. Predecessor, antecessor.
Predecir, va. To foretell, predict.
Predefinición, af. Predetermination.
Predefinir, ca. To predetermine.
Predestinación, 4/. Predestination. _[ated.
Predestinado, sm. Predestinate, predestin-
Predestinánte, pa, Predestinating.
Predestinár, oa. To predestine, predestinate.
Predeterminactén,
foreordination.
Prediál, a. Predial.
Pródica, Lf Sermon by a sectarian preacher.
One who proclaims the
in the Roman consistory.
af. Predetermination,
Predeterminar, va. To predetermine, anticl-
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Predicáble, a. Commendable,
sie yad ehh
Predicáble, sm. Predicable, a logical term.
Predicación, 4/. Preaching, sermon.
Predicadéra, 9. Pulpit.
Predicádo, em. (Log.) Predicate.
Predicadór, ra, 8. Preacher, orator.
Predicamentál, a. Prodicamental.
Predicamónto, am. Predicament.
Predicánte, em. Sectarlan preacher.
Predicár, va. To render clear and evident;
publish; preach.—er. To predicate.
Predicatório, em. V. Púlpito,
Predicción, @f Prediction.
Predicho, cha, pp. trr. of Predecir.
Predilección, y/. Predilection.
erp, es favorite.
Pródio, sm. ro farm,
Prediólo, sm. A small ri
Predisponér, va. To predispose. °
Predisposición, 4/. Predisposition.
Predisp
Predominár, ea. To predominate, overrule,
control; overlook.
Predominio, em. Predominance, superiority.
Preelegido, da, a. Forechosen.
Preeminénela, @f Pre-eminence.
Preeminénte, a. Pre-eminent, su
Preestablecér, va. To pre-establis
Preexcólso, sa, a. Illustrions, great, eminent.
Preexisténcia, af. Pre-existence,
Preexistónte, pa. Pro-existent,
Preexistir, on. To pre-exist.
Prefacio, em, The preface of the mass.
Prefacién, af. Pre introduction.
Prefacionci ay A short preface.
Prefócto, em. Prefect ; president, chairman ;
pancipel of a college.
Prefectara, 4/. Prefecture.
Preferéncia, ¢ Preference, pre-eminence.
Preferénte, pa. and a, Pre-eminent; pre-
ne
Preferible, a. Preferable.
rior.
Proferibloménte, ad. Preferably.
Preferir, oa. To prefer.—or. To proffer, offer.
Prefiguración, af. Prefiguration.
Prefigurár, oa. To prefigurate; model a
atatue, sketch a painting.
Prefijár, oa. To peta determine.
Prefijo, ja, pp. trr. of Prefijar. Prefixed.
Prefijo, sm. (Gram.) Prefix. . [term.
Prefinición, ef Act of prefining or fixing a
Prefinir, va, To ¡resina determino, s
gl bg a. plendent, lucid.
Pregána, y. V. Flegarta, crler.
Pregón, em. Pubiication by the common
P
regonár, va, To proclaim ; huckster ; ren-
der public, tax.
Pregoneria, @f Office of common crier; a
néro, am. Town crler; auctioneer;
who divulges a secret.
Pregonéro, ra, @ Pablishing, proclaiming.
Preginta, ¢f Question, query.
Preguntador, ra, s. Questioner, interrogator.
Preguntánte, pa. Inquiring.
Preguntár, oa. To question, inquire.
Vregunten, na, & An inquisttive person.
Preinsórto, ta, a. That which ís previously
insertod.
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Prejudicial, a. (Law) Requiring a previous
Judicial decision befure the final sentence.
Prelacía, 4/. Prelacy.
Prelación, y. Preference.
Proláda, y. The abbess of a convent.
Preládo, sm. Prelate ; superior of a convent.
Prelatara, q/. Prelacy, prelature.
Preliminár, a. Preliminary, proemial.
Preliminár, em. Preliminary; prefatory.
Prelucir, en, To 0 a shine forth.
Prelúdio, am. Prelude; flourish.
Prelusión, 4 Prelude, preface.
Premataraménte, ad. Prematurely.
Prematáro, ra, a. Premature, precocious.
Premeditación, g/. Premeditation.
Eremesied a. Premeditated, precon-
ceived.
Premeditár, va. To meditate carefully.
Premiadór, ra, a, Rewarder.
Premiár, va. To reward, remunerate.
Premicia, V. Primicia.
Prémio, am. Reward ; premium, interest.
Premlosamónte, ad. Tightly, by force.
Premióso, sa, a. Tigh pinching; trouble-
some. ition ; indication.
Premisa, 3/. Premise; an antecedent pro-
Premiso, sa, a. Premised ; precedent, former.
Premoción, af. Previous motion.
Premonstratense, Premos a. Pre-
monstratonsian.
Premorir, on. (Law) To die before another.
Prem . Narrowness, pressure, hurry.
Prénda, 4/. Pledge; an article pawned; a
present; an object dearly prized.—pl,
Accomplishments; Jowels,
Prendado, pp. Accomplished.
Prendadór, am. Pledger, pawner ; refined.
Prendamiénto, em. Act of pledging or
pawning.
Prendár, ea. To take or lend on pledges;
please.—er. To fancy any thing.
Prendedéro, em. Hook ; fillet over the hair.
Prendedór, am. Catcher; breast-pin.
Prendér, va. To seize, catch; imprison;
adorn, set of£—wvn. To take root.
Prenderia, 4/. A pawnbrokor's shop; frip-
pery.
Prendéro, ra, 8. Broker; fripper; pawn-
broker. [for bone-lace.
Prendido, em. Dress of women; pattern
Prendimiénto, sm. Seizure, capture.
Prenoción, 4/. Prenotion or first knowledge.
Prenómbreo, em. Prenomen.
Prenotár, va. To note by anticipation.
Prónsa, sf Press; printing-presa.
Prensádo, em. Lustre on stuff.
Prensadór, ra, & Presser.
Prensadúra, 47 Pressure.
Prensár, va. To prese. V. Aprensar.
Prensista, sm. Pressman.
Prenunciár, va. To foretell, prognosticate,
Prorúncio, em, Prediction, prognostication.
Preñádo, da, a. Full, pregnant.—sm, Preg-
nancy. [obecurity ; soneep uot
Prefiéz, af. Pregnancy, gestation; confusion,
Preocupación, 4f Preoccapation; prepos-
session; prejudice.
Preocupadaménto, ad. Prejudicedly.
Preocupér, va, To dle 2d prejudice.
Preordinación, ef Preordinatiyn.
Preordinadaménte, ad. In manner pre-
ordained,
Preordinár, va. (Div.) To preordain.
Preparación, 8f. Preparation. [aration.
Preparaménto, Preparamiénto, sm. Prep-
Preparár, ea. To prepare.—or. To be pre-
Preparativo, va, a. Preparative.
Preparativo, em. Thing prepared.
Preparatoriamónte, ad. Preparatorily.
Preparatório, ria, a, Preparatory, previous,
introductory. ancing,
Preponderáncia, 4f. Preponderanco, over-
Preponderánte, a. Preponderant.
Preponderár, en To preponderate, over-
Pre ér, a efe
nér, va, To pre prefer.
Preposición, af. Gran.) Pre ition.
Prepósito, sm. President, chairman; pro-
vost.
Prepositára, af. ity of a provost.
e eración, ; ¡redil et the regular
order of things,
Prepósteramónte, ad. Pre
terously.
Preposterár, va. To ren
preposterous,
nspose, ‘
Prepóstero, ra, a. Preposterous, absurd.
Prepotóncia, af. Preponderance, superiority.
Prepoténte, a. Very powerful.
Prepáclo, em. pros foreskin.
Prepuésto, ta, pp. Preforred.
Prerogativa, af. rogative, privilege.
Présa, af. Captare; p spolls; dike, dam;
ara, one bit of eatable.—pé, Tusks,
Presi Pig al 1
ef. e green color,
Presagiár, va. Fo presage, foretell,
Preságlo, am, Presage, omen.
Presagióso, sa, Présago, ga, 4. Ominous, pre-
De e
Presbitera, ef. Wife of a presbyter.
Prosbiterádo, Presbiteráto, sm. Priesthood.
Prosbiterál, a, Sacerdotal.
Presbiterlanísmo, am. Presb ism.
Presbiterláno, na, a. and a. Presbyterian.
Presbiteriáto, em. Dignity of a presbyter or
elder Presb i
Presbitério, am. Presbyterium, chancel.
Presbitero, sm. Presbyter, priest.
Préebito, em. Presbyta, who sees only dis-
tant objects.
Presciéncia, y. Prescienco, foreknow!
Prescindibla, a. Capable of being prescind-
ed, abstrac
Prescindir, ca. To prescind; abstract,
Prescito, ta, a. V.-P'recíito,
Prescribir, va. To prescribe, determino.—
pp form a Arab i fare a the force
of law. e acquired by possession.
Prescripción, af. Prescription; introduction;
Prescriptible, a. Prescriptibla,
Prescripto, ta, pp. trr. Prescribed, prescript.
Presta, sf. Jowel, ornament of value. [ory.
Presóncia, af Presence; figure, mien ; mem-
Presencial, a. Presential,
Presencialménte, ad. Presentially.
Prosenciár, on. To be present, witneas,
Prescntación, 4f Presentation, exhibition;
a church ceremony. (presentes,
Presentádo, em. and a. Teacher a ye
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Presentadór, ra, 8. Presenter; one who offers
a benefice.
Presentálla, g/. Gift offered to the saints.
Presentánte, pa. and 8. Presenter, present-
ing. offer, give; present one's self.
Presentir, ea. To present, exhibit to view;
Presente, sm. Gift, keepsake.—a. Present.
(Gram.) Present tense. Present moment.
Presenteméntc, ad. Presently, now.
Presentéro, ams, Presenter.
Presentillo, am. A small gift. [ing.
Presentimiénto, sm. Presentiment, misgiy-
na TOA oe a a
ra, af. oose-grass, V. Amor
de hortelano,
Preséro, em. Dam or dike keeper.
Preservación, af Preservation.
Preservadór, ra, a. Preserver.
Preservár, ta. To preserve, save.
Preservativaménte, ad. Prescrvatively.
Preservativo, sm. Preservative, preventive.
Preservativo, va, a. Preservative.
Proeldário, am. Y. Presidtarto,
Presidéncia, ¥ Presidentship, presidency ;
superintendence.
Presidénta, ef President's wife; moderatrix.
Presidente, sm. President; chairman; speak-
er; faces.
Presidiár, va. To garrison a place.
Presidlúrio, em. A criminal condemned to
bard labor in a D.
Presidio, sm. Garrison; fortress; peniten-
tiary; aid, help.
Presidir, va. To preside.
Presilla, 47. A none with which a thing is
tied or fastened ; loop; sort of linen.
Presión, 4% Pressure.
Préso, 8a, & Prisoner. (Coll.) Y. Pedo,
Préso, 68, Pp. trr. of Prender, Taken.
Prest, em. Y. Pre. [ Menta.
Prósta, af (Bot. Prov.) V. Yerbabuena or
Prestación, 2/. (Law) Act of lending or
ting. [rowed,
Prestadizo, za, a. That may be lent or bor-
Prostádo, da, a, Lent. ar prestado,
To borrow. .Dar prestado, To lend.
Prestadór, ra, 8. Money-lender.
Prestaménte, ad. Speedily, promptly.
Prostaméra, 4f An ecclesiastical sinecure,
Prestameria, 4/. Dignity of an ecclesiastical
sinecure. (ra.
Prostaméro, em. Incumbent of a prestame-
Prestamista, sm. V. Prestamero.—e. Bor-
rower; lender.
Préstamo, em, Loan. V. Empréstito, Con-
cession for a certain time.
Prestáncia, af Excellence. V. Eicelencía,
Prestinte, a. V. Excelente,
Prestár, va. To lend. Tomar prestado, To
borrow. To credit; aid; give, communi-
cate; expand.
Próste, em. Priest who celebrates high mass,
Préster, em. Hurricane; prester, meteor.
Prestéza, 8/. Quickness, promptitude, speed.
Presticiadór, am. Cheat, impostor.
Prestigio, em. Prestigation, imposture; pre-
judice, prepossession.
Preatigideo, sa, a. Deccitfal, prestigious.
Prestimónio, am, Prestimony.
Prostiños, a" pl. Fritters baked in a pan.
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Presumible, a. Presumable.
Presumidico, ica, illo, lla, ito, ita, a. ConA-
dent, a little presumptuous, [insolent.
Presumido, da, a. Presumptuous, arrogant,
Presumir, oa. To presume, suppose, suspect,
conjecture.—on. To boast.
Presunción, ¢f Presumption, conjecture;
A suspicion.
Presúnta, af. Y. Presuncion,
Presuntamónte, ad. Presumptively.
Presuntivaménte, ad. Conjortarally.
Presuntivo, va, a. Presumptive; supposed.
Presúnto, ta, pp. trr. of Presumir. Pre-
sumed. [arrogantly.
Presuntuosaménte, ad. Presumptuously,
Presuntuóso, sa, a. Presumptuous, vain,
arrogant.
Presuponér, va. To presuppose.
Presuposición, 2/. Presupposition, pretext.
di uésto, am. Motive, pretext; estimate,
Presupuésto, ta, pp. irr. of Presuponer.
a af. Pressure, oppression; hurry,
as
Presurosaménte, ad. Hastily, Eromptiy:
Presu sa, a. Hasty, pon quick,
Pretál, sm. Poitrel, breast-leather of a horse,
Pretendór, va. To pretend, claim, solicit; try.
Pretendlénte, ta, a. Pretender, candidate,
office-hunter. [clalm,
Pretensién, aff Pretension, solicitation ;
Preténso, sa, Po trr. of Pretender.
Preténso, em, Y. Pr 7.
Pretensór, em. Pretender, claimant.
Pretéra, ef Backgammon.
Preterición, af Preterition, the act of going
past; the stato of being
ast.
enta. | Preterir, va. (Law) To omit lawfal children
in a last wi
Pretérito, ta, a. Preterit, poe
Pretermisión, 4f Preterition, pretermission.
Pretermitir, ca. To omit, pass by.
Preternaturál, a. Preternatural.
Preternaturalizár, ea. To pervert.
Preternaturalménto, ad. Preternaturally.
Pretésta, af. Pretexta, Roman gown.
Pretestár, Pretestuár, ca, To use a pretext,
feign an excuse.
Pretéxto, em. Pretext, pretence, mask.
Pretil, sm. Battlement, breast-work.
Pretina, ef Girdle, waistband; belt,
Pretinázo, em. Blow with a girdle.
a a em. Belt or le maker and
seller.
Pretinilla, 4. A small belt. [Gsh,
Pretór, sm. Pretor; black spot on tunny-
Pretória, 2% Pretorship.
Protoriál, Pretoridno, na, a. Pretorlan.
Protoriénse, a. Belonging to the protor'a
palace. [hall
Pretório, sm. Protor's residence and justico-
Pretório, ria, a. V. Pretortai,
Pretúra, 4f Pretorship. take root.
Prevalecér, on. To prevail, predominate;
a pa. and a, Prevalent; pre-
vailing.
Prevalénte, a. Provalent.
Prevalérse, or. To prevail.
PRI
PRI
Prevaricación, 2/. Prevarication.
Prevaricadór, ra, s. Prevaricator ; turn-coat.
Prevaricár, va. To prevaricate, quibble.—
on. To fail in word, duty, or judgment.
Prevaricato, ant. (Law) Prevarication.
Prevención, «af. Disposition, preparation;
foresight; prevention; pollce guard.
Prevenidaménte, ad. Proviously.
Prevenido, da, a. and pp. Prepared, abund-
ant; provident, cautious.
Proveniénte, pa. Predisposing, prevenient.
Prevenír, va. To prepare; foresee; anticl-
pate; advise, caution; preoccupy ; super-
veno.—en. To be prepared, dec.
Preventivaménte, ad. Preventively.
Preventivo, va, a. Preventive
Provér, va. To foreseo, foreknow.
Prévio, via, a. Previous, prior.
Provisión, ef Foresight, prescience.
Previsór, ra, €. One who foresecs,
Provisto, ta, pp. irr. of Prever.
Prez, em. Honor gained by a meritorious act.
Ha page (Med.) Priapism, a disease.
Pricsa, af. Haste, speed; hurry, tamult, con-
fasion.
Prietaménte, ad, V. Apretadamente.
Prióto, ta, a. Black; narrow-minded, mis-
erable; penurious,
af. Morning; prime; treble of
stringed instruments; premium of insur-
ance; female cousin. [mastership.
Primacia, 4/. Priority, precedence; primacy,
Primacial, a. Relating to primacy.
Primádo, em. Primeness; primate, V.
Primacia. Y. Primazgo.
Primádo, da, a. Primary. Jglesia primada,
maclal church.
Primál, la, a, Yoarling of ewes or goata,
Primál, em, Laco, a pateo cord of silk.
Primariaménte, ad. Principally, primarily.
Primário, ria, a. Principal, primary.
Primário, em. Professor who lectures at
Prime. [silk. (Bot.) Primrose.
Primavéra, af The spring season; flowered
Primáz, sm, Primate.
Primázgo, em. Cousinship.
Primeárse, or. To treat as cousins.
Primér, a. First. V. Primero.
Priméra, 4/. Game at cards; fruit season.
Primeraménte, ad. First, e firstly.
Primerizo, za, a. First; firstling, first brought
forth. first child.
Primeriza, q/. Woman who has borne her
Priméro, ra, a. First; chief, principal; su-
rior; prior, former.
PAméro. ad. First, rather, sooner.
Primévo, va, a. Primeval, original. [line
Primicério, ría, a. Principal; first in one's
Primicório, Primiclério, sm. Precentor,
chanter. [embroidering.
Primichón, em. Skein of fine, soft silk, for
Primicia, 4/. First-fruits; offering of the
same.
ont
migénio, nia, a. Primogenial.
Primigeno, na. V. Primigenio.
Primilla, y (Coll.) Pardon of the first fault
committed.
Primisimo, ma, @. ap. Uncommonly neat.
Primitivaménte, ad. Originally.
Primitivo, va, a. Primitive, original.
Primo, ma, a. First; great, excellent; skil-
ful, dexterous,
Primo, 8m, Cousin. [bo
Primogénito, ta, a. and €. Primogental, first-
Primogenitára, 4/. Primogeniture, seniority.
Primoprimus, gn. The first Impulse or emo-
rn.
tion. [neatness. Y. Primacia.
Primór, em, Beauty; accuracy, excellence;
Primordial, a. Primordial, o:
Primoreár, en. To perform with clegance.
Primorosaménte, ad. Finely, nicely, neatly.
Primoróso, sa, a. Elegant, excellent, curi-
ous; graceful, dexterous,
Primula, ef (Bot.) Primrose, cowslip.
Princésa, af. Princess, [or superiority.
Principada, af Unrightfal act of authority
Principádo, sm. Princedom; principality ;
pre-eminence,
Excel a. Principal, Po A funds,
stock ; illustrious, renown
Principál, am, In a garrison, the main-guard.
Principalidád, sf Principality; nobility.
Fela pe ments, ad. Principally, mainly,
Principales Ki rel nos,
cipe, sm. King, sove 3; a prince,
Principéla, af. A light camlote
Principiadór, ra, s, Beginner.
Principiánte, sm. Beginner, a learner.
Principiár, va. To commence, begin.
Principiéra, af A metal saucepan.
Principillo, Principito, em. A petty prince,
Principio, sm. Beginning; principle, ele-
ment; motive; origin.
Principóte, am, A petty prince.
Pringúda, ef. Toasted bread pepe met e
Pringár, ea. To baste meat; wound; ill-
treat; interfere; stain the reputation;
cu rl leg de
Pringón, na, a. Nasty, greasy. [grease.
Pringón, em, Ze one's self; stain of
Pringóso, sa, a. Greasy, fat. [oilinesa.
Pringuo, & con. Grease, lard; greasiness,
Pringucra, 4/. Dripping-pan. (preceding.
Pridr, em, Prior; rector, curate,—a, Prior,
Prióra, q/. Prioreas.
Priorál, a. Belonging to as or priorcss,
Priorato, em. Priorship; district of a prior's
jurisdiction.
bre de am. Priorship. V. Priorato.
Prioridád, 4/. Priority.
Prióste, sm. Steward of a confraternity.
8f. Colerity, promptnesa,
ianismo, sm. The heresy of Priscillian,
Prisco, em. A kind of peach.
Prisión, 4f Seizure, capture; abt jail;
commitment Shackles, fetters.
‘Prisioncilla, ita, 4% A small prison.
Prisionéro, sm. Prisoner.
Prisma, sm. (Qeom.) Prism.
Prismático, ca, a. Prismatic,
Priste, em. (Ichth.) Saw-fish.
Pristino, na, a. Pristine, first, original.
Pristiños, sm, pl, Fritters.
Prisuélo, em. Muzzlo for ferreta,
Pritanéo, em. Prytaneum in Athens,
Privación, 4/. Privation, want; degrading
from rank. (street,
Privada, af. sa ; filth thrown into the
Privadaménte, Privately.
PRO
Privádo, da, a. Despolled, destitute; pri-
vate, particular.
Privádo, em. Favorite, court minion.
Privánza, £/. Favor, protection.
Privár, ca, To deprive, despoil; dispossess ;
ds rohibit, interdict; suspend sensation.
vase ad, Conclusively, solely,
po rivatively. [lar, anes
me va, a. Privative;
Privilegladamónte, ad. In air vileged
ner.
Privilegiár, va. To privilege.
Privilegiativo, VA, aC Containing a privilege.
Priviiégio, am. Privilego; grant, grace ; fac-
ulty; patent, copyright.
& Com, Profit benefit, advantage. V.
. Pro-secretarto, Vice-secre-
as, promediar, prorata, dee.
Pro, tat Pleoed before verbs or nouns;
Prón, + f. Nan) 1 Prow of a ship, forcship,
foredeck, nuestra prod, (Nau.)
Probabilladd. ef. Probability, Mkelihood.
Probabilisimo, ma, a. sup. fost probable.
Probabilismo, em. Probability, doctrine of
probable opinions. probabilities,
Probabilista, am. Probablcist, who acts upon
Probable, a. Probable, likely.
Probableménte, ad. Probably, likely.
Probación, @f Proof, arene is
Probádo, da, a. Proved, tried.
gee ra, 8. Taster, who tries or ig
any n
Probadára.. . Trial, the act of trying any
Probánza, Proof, ovidenca
Probar, oa. To try, examine; provo, give
evidence ; taste.—on. To suit, fit, agree.
Probática, a. Applied to a pool a sete
Probativo, va, Probatório, ria, Probatory
VO, VA, o, ria, a >
oY Probadera ry,
dad, F probity. hon veraci
Probléma, 8/. Problem. cs, Ed
Problomáticamónte, ad. Problematically.
is acai ca, . Problematical, disputa-
Probéscide, em. Proboscis of an elephant.
Procacidád, af. Petulance, insolence, for-
wardness,
Procatártico, ca, a. (Med.) Procatartic.
Procáz, a. PrGcaCiONA petulant, forward,
o af. Dorlvation; tho act of pro-
ceedin
Procedénte, a pb (lan) an.) Having sailed, set ont,
ocedure, conduct, demean-
or, orgmatiageuiont—on To proceed; issue;
be ; prosecute, {transacti
Procodimiénto, er, Proceeding, procedure,
proce, sa, G. Procellous, tempestuous,
rmy. [or station ; “ine nobility.
teen a, Tall, lofty.—em, One high in office
Procoridád, y. Procerity, height of statare;
elevation, ominence.
récero, a. V.
Procesádo, a, Procedures of a lawsuit,
Procesál, a. Belongihg to lawsuits. {nally.
Procesár, ea. To indict, acouse, sue crimi- | Proem:
Procesión, af. Procession from another;
procession; proceeding; ».
proremonage Picea i
on. | Producíble, a.
PRO
Procesionalménte, ad. Processionally.
Procesionário, sm. Book carriod a
processiona.
P em. Lawsuit; records; progresa,
rap 8. (Mod.) Procidenoa. (tion.
Procinto, sm. Procinct, complete prepara-
Proción, em. (Astr.) Procyon, a star.
Procláma, af. Proclamation, publication,
ban of m Hon.
out in
Proclamación, sf. Proclamation,
Proclamár, va. o proclaim ; bestow public
Proclive, a. Proclivous, inclining ; dis
Pree af. Proclivity; pro
Proodasul em. Proconsul.
Proconsuládo, sm. Proconsulship.
Proconsulir, va. Proconsular, viceconsular.
Procreación, af. Procroation, hapileretag
Procreador, ra, a, r, generato
Procrcánte, pa. Procreating.
Procrcár, va. Pro procreate, produce,
Procronismo, em, Prochronism, anachro-
Procumbénte, a. (Bot) Procambent,
Procúra, ey. Power of attorney. V. Procu-
radurúut.
Procuración, 4/. Care, diligence; power of
attorney ; mintstrator; procurement.
Procuradór, ra, 8. Procurer, obtainor, soli-
citor. [noy at law, solicitor.
Procuradór, em. Attorney; proctor, attor-
Procuradóra, 8/. Sho who manages tho af-
fairs of a nunnery.
Procuraduría, af. Attorney's office or em-
ployment; proctorship.
Procuránto, pa. Solicitor.
Procurár, va. To solicit, try; procura, man-
age, transact; obtain. tory.
Procurrénte, am. Cape, headland; promon-
Prodición. 4 4/. Prodition, treason, treachery.
Praise eee y. Profusion, waste; abun-
Pródigamónte, ad. Prodigally, profusely.
Prodigir, sate, waste, Heng mlssperd.
Prodigio ar sin, Fromasesto, er
ty to
he * monstrously. lonsness.
Prodi osidád, ef Prodiglousness, portent-
Prodigióso, sa, 4. Prodigious; monstrous;
non ulsite, excellent, [cent.
ps igal, wasteful; munifi-
Produeci af. Production , growth, product,
Producénte, Generating, producing.
Producibili af. Productiveness,
ueible.
Producidór, ra, e. Producer, procreator.
ral va. To produce, bring forth, gen-
producivo, va, A. Productive, constitutive,
Prodúcto, am. Product; production; pro-
ceed, produce.
Breet, on. To row against wind or cur-
t; resist, bear up under misfortunes,
Proél, Profi, om. (Ngu.) 7 (Nau) The fore oe miners of a ship.
Erocsilo: em. re uc oducion.
za, af. Prowcss, valor, bravery.
Protanacién, af. Profanation.
e
PRO
Profanadór, ra, e. Profancr, pont
Profanaménte, ad. Profanely.
Profanamiénto, sm. V. Profunacion,
Profanár, va. To profane, violate; defilo,
A [indelicacy.
Profanidád, af Profaneness, irroverence;
Proféno, na, a. Profane, irreverent; indeli-
cate,
Profecía, af. yg asc conjecture, surmise.
Proferénto, pa. nouncing, proffering.
Proferir, ea. To pronounce, express, name,
Profesánte, pa. and e. Professor; professing.
Profesár, ea. To profess, declare openly;
exercise, tion; declaration.
Profesión, af. Profession, calling, occupa-
Profúso, sa, a. Professed: applied to those
who have taken vows.
Profesér, am. Professor, teacher.
Proféta, em. Prophet.
Profetál, a. Relating to prophecy.
Profetár, va. To prophesy.
Profóticaménte, ad. aia
Profético, ca, a. Prophetic,
etisa, ee
Profetizánto, pa. Prophetizing. peas
Profetizár, va. To prophetize; predict; con-
Proficiénte, a. Proficient, mak ne I rogress.
Proficuo, cna, a, Proficuous, use
Profiléetico, a. Prophylactic, proventivo,
Profligár, va. To overcome, ae de
Prófugo, ga, a. Fugitive, vagabond.
Frotentements, ad. Profoundly; highly,
acutcly.
Profundir, ea. To dig deep; profound ; dis-
course profoundly; examine thoroughly.
Profundidád, af. Profundity; height, excel-
lence; impcnetrability ; intensity.
Profandizár, ea, To profound, deepen; pen-
etrato; fathom, explore.
Profándo, da, a. Profound, deep; intense;
h; most humble; very intellectual.
ae indo, em. The sea, the decp. (Poct.)
e a
Profusaménte, ad. Profuscly, lavishly.
ab shea, ef. Profusion, lavishness, abun-
Ce.
Profúso, sa, a. Profuse, plentiful; lavish.
Progénic, af. Progeny, offspring. i [father.
Progenitér, em. Progenitor, ancestor, fore-
Progenitúra, af V. Progente,
Progimnásma, sm. Essay, attempt.
Prográma, sm. Programme,
Progresión, 8f. Progression, procesa,
Progreslvaménte, ad. Progressively.
Progresivo, va, a. Pregressive, advancing.
. mM gress, advancement,
growth.
Prohibénte, pa. Prohibiting.
Prohibición, ef. Prohibition, interdict.
Prohibir, ea. To prohibit, interdict, forbid.
Prohihitivo, va, G. Prohibitory, forbidding.
Prohibitório, ría, a, Prohibitory.
Probijación, af V. Prohijamiento.
pr eens em. Adopter, he that adopts a
Cc
Prohfjamiénto, em. Adoption.
Prohijár, ca. To adopt; ascribe, attribute.
Proís, sm. (Nau.) Breast-fast, chor.
Proiza, af. (Nau.) Cable attached to tho an-
Prójimo, — Fellow-creature; neighbor.
PRO
Prolábios, em. pl, (Med.) Prolabia.
Prolación, 4/. Prolation, utterance; delivery.
Prolápso, sm. (Med.) Pralapeion, prolapsus,
Próle, 4f Issue, offspring, progeny.
Prolegomeno, am. Introductory
Prolifero, ra, a. Prolific. ‘
Prolifico, ca, a. Prolific, eal productive.
Prolijaménte, ad. Prolixly, ously.
Prolijidád, af Prolixity, tediousness.
Prolijo, ja, a. Prolix, tedious, particular;
troublesome.
Prólogo, sm. Prologue, preface.
Prologu am, Writer of prologues,
Prolónga, af. (Gunn.) Rope which ties the
carriago of a cannon.
Prolongación, 4% Prolongation,
Prolongadaménto, ad. Tardily.
Prolongádo, da, a. Prolon extended.
Prolongadór, ra, 8. Delayer, prolonger.
Prolongamiónto, sm, Delay.
Prolongár, ea. To Protong, protract, length-
en.—or, Clan) o go alongside.
Prolóquio, em. m, axiom.
Prolusión, ef. Prolusion, prelude, V. Pre-
iuston. [mediato.
Promediár, ea, To divide e Ne Ag To
Promédio, em, Middle, midst; average.
Promééa, of. Promise, offer; pious vow.
Promotedór, ra, 8. Promiser.
Prometér, ea. To promise; assever; insnre,
—er. To flatter one's self; give a promise
of marriage.
Prometido, sm. Promise, offer; outbid.
Prometténto, pa. Promising, assuring.
Prometimiénto, sm. Promise, offer.
Prominóncia, ¢/ Prominence, protuberance.
Prominónte, a. Prominent, protuberant.
Promiscuaménte, ad. Promiscuously.
Promiscuo, cua, @. Promiscuous,
Promisión, @f Promise.
Promisório, ria, a. Promissory.
Promoción, af Promotion, advancement.
Promontório, sm. Promontory ; an impedi-
ment, obstruction,
Promotór, sm. Promoter. Promotor fiscal,
(Law) A secular attorney-general.
Promovedór, ra, a. Promoter. {tion.
Promovéndo, am, He who aspires to promo-
plisadas va. To promote, advance, for-
ward.
Promulgación, af. Promulgation.
ondo 8. e Lisle
>romulgúr, va. To promulgate, pu A
Pronacion, af Pronation. os
Proncidad, af. Proneness, inclination.
Próno, na, a. Prone; propense, disposed.
Pronómbre, am. (Gram.)
Pronominál, a. Pronominal.
Pronosticáble, a. Prognosticable.
Pronosticación, 9/. Prognostication. Pe lt
Pronosticadór, ra, 8. Foreteller, prognostica-
Pronosticár, va. To prognosticata, predict.
Pronóstico, sm. Prognostic, prediction,
omen.
Pronóstico, ca, 4, Prognostic.
Prontambnta;| ad. array Di tds
Prontitad, af Promptitude, activity; readi-
ness of wit. id iy
r , A
y.
345
urse.
noun.
Prónto, ta, a. he
Prónto, ad. Promptly, qui
PRO
Prónto, em. A sudden emotion. De pron-
to, ad. A
Prontuário, sm. Memorandam-book.
Pronunciación, 4/ Pronunclation; publi-
cation.
Pronunciadór, a. Publisher, pronouncer.
Pronunciamiónto, em. Pablication.
Pronunciár, oa. To foreshow ; pronounce,
utter, announce. tension.
Propagación, af. Propagation, offspring ; ex-
Propagador, ra, a, Propagator.
Propaginda, af, The propaganda at Rome.
Propagúr, va. To propagate, generate; dif-
fuse, extend; dilate, promote.
ETOpegalivs, va, 2. That which propagates.
Propaládia, ef Title of a play.
Propalár, va. To publish, divulge.
Propao, sm. (Nau.) Breast-work.
Propartida, 4, Time approsching that of
departing.
Propasár, va. To ess, exceed.
Propensaménte, ad. With inclination or
propension. dency.
Propensión, 4f trope sou prcbene y, ten-
Propénso, sa, a. Propense, disposed, apt to.
Propiaménte, ad. Fittingly.
Propiclación, 4/. Propitiation, atonement.
Propiciadór, ra, a, Propitiator.
Propiciaménte, ad. Propitiously.
Propiciár, va. To propitiate, conciliate.
Propiciatório, ria, «t. pitiatory.
Propiciatorio, sm. Propitiatory, mercy-seat.
Propicio, cia, a. Propitious, favorable.
Xropledad «f. Dominion; ownership; land-
estate; propriety, property ; fitness,
meetness; custom, (quilting frame.
Propiénda, af List nailed to the sides of a
Propieturla, af, Proprietress. [property.
Propictariaménte, ud. With the right of
Propietario, ria, a. Proprietary.
Propletário, sm. Proprietary, proprletor,
a owner, gate e lalto, e
ropina, ef. Presen ; perqu 908 O
Propinár, va. To invite to Min.
Propincuidád, sf Propinquity, proximity.
Propincuo, cua, a. Near, contiguous.
Própio, pla, a. per, one's own; suitable,
convenient; peculiar; n
Próplo, sm. (Phil) Proper, peculiar; char-
acteristic; express, messenger, postman.
Proptos, Lands, estates of a city corpo-
ration,
ie aa em. Glutinous substance with
which bees cover their hives beforo they
begin to work.
Proponedér, ra, 8. Proposer, offerer.
Proponénte, pa. and a, Proposer, repre-
senting. determine,
Proponér, ea. To propose, hold out; resolve,
Proponible, a. Proposable.
Proporción, af Proportion, symmetry ; aptl-
tude; Se aro [ nodo:
Proporcionáble, a. Proportlonable. V. Pro-
Proporcionableménte, Proporcionadaménte,
ad. Proportionally.
Proporcionádo, da, a. Proportionate, com-
petent, commensurate.
Proporcionál, a. Proportional.
Proporcionalidád, rd Proportionality.
Praporcionalimánte, ad. Proportionally.
PRO
Proporcionár, va. To proportion; adjust,
adapt; afford. {ture.
Proposición, ef Proposition; proposal, over-
Propósito, em. Purpose, design.
Propretor, em. Roman magistrate. (gro.
Próprio, pria, a. Proper; similar. V. Pro-
Proprio (Al), a. Properly.
Propuústa, «/. Proposal, offer; representation.
Propuésto, ta, pp. Pro [fenca,
Propugnéculo, sm. A fortress; bulwark, de-
Propúlsa, Propulsión, f The act of repelling.
Propulsiva, af. V. Propulea.
Prorata, af. Quota: ap rtionment,
Prorateár, ca. To divide.—en. To apportion.
Proratéo, an. Division, average.
Proroga, Prorogación, q/. Prorogation, pro-
longatlon ; pin
Prorogáble, a, Capable of belng prorogued.
Prorogur, va. To prorogue, put off, adjourn.
Prorumpir, on. To break forth, issue; burst
into cries.
Présa, $f. Prose; tedious, dull conversation,
Prosador, em. A sarcastic, malicious babbler.
Prosaico, ca, a, Prosaic, written in, belong-
ing to prose.
Prosapia, af. Race, lineage.
Proscénio, em. Proscenium.
Proscribir, ea. To proscribe, outlaw.
Proscripción, 4/. Proscription, banishment.
Proscripto, sm. Outlaw.
Proscripto, ta, p: Proscribod.
Prosecución, e rosecution, pursuit,
Proseguíble, «. Parsuable,
Proseguimiunto, sm, Y. Prosecucion.
Eroeeuly, va, To pursue, prosecute, con-
nue, d
Prosulito, am. Proselyte, convert,
Prosevante, sn. King's messenger. V. Per-
secunte,
Prosista, en, Prose-writor; prattler, babbler.
Prosit, (Lat.) Much good may it do you.
Prosódia, af. Prosody, a part of grammar;
pompous talk,
Prosopografia, af. Frosopegraphy, deserip-
_ tlon of a person's physlognomy. tion,
Prosopopóya, af. Prosopopwla, personitica-
Prospecto, sn. os viow, prospect.
Prósperamónte, ad, perousl y.
Prosperar, va. To prosper.—on. To thrive.
Prosperidad, «f Prosperity, success.
Próspero, ra, u. Prosperous, successful, for-
tunate.
Prostaféresi, af. (Astr.) Prostaforosia,
Prosternacion, ef. Profound reverence, hu-
millation. A (adoration.
Prosternárse, or. To prostrate onc's self in
Prostilo, a. (Arch.) Prostyle,
Prostitución, ef Prostitution.
Prostitáta, af. Prostitute.
Prostitúto, ta, pp. Prostituted,
Prótasis, ef. Protasia,
. Pro
Protección, 4f Protection, support.
Protectór, em. Protector, gu
Protectóra, af Protectress,
Protectoria, 4/. Protectorship.
Protectório, ria, a. Relating to a protector.
Protectriz, 8/. Protectresa,
Proteger, ea, To protect, defend.
Protegido, da, a. Protected.
Protervaménte, ud. Forwardly, insolently.
PRO
PUC
Protérvia, Protervidád, ef Protervity, inso-
lence, stubbornness.
Protérvo, va, a. Stubborn, insolent,
Protésta, Y. (Law) Protest, asseveration.
Protestación, 2/. Protestation, profession.
Protostánte, sm. A Protestant.
Protestánte, a. Protestant.—pa. Protesting.
Protestantismo, sm. Protestantism.
Protestar, va. To protest; assure; assover.
Protestativo, va, a. That which protests.
Protésto, sm, Protest of a bill. V. Protesta.
Próto, Greek word signif ag (used joc.),
as Protodiablo, first devil.
Protoalbéitar, sm. Head vetorinary surgeon.
Protoalbeiteráto, em. Tribunal for examin-
ing veterinary surgeons. [gister.
Protocolár, Protocolizér, ea, To record, re-
Protocólo, sm. Protocol, judicial record.
Protomártir, emm. Protomartyr, first martyr.
Protomedicáto, em. Tribunal of king's phy-
siclana sicians to the king.
Protomédico, sm. One of the three first phy-
Protonotariáto, em. Prothonotaryship.
Protonotário, sm. Prothonotary.
Prototipo, sm. Prototype, original.
Protuberáncia, af. Protuberance, prom-
inence.
Provécho, em. Profit, advantage, utility ;
improvement, proficiency, progress.
Provechosaménto, ad. Profitably, usefally.
Provechóso, sa, a. Profitablo, beneficial, nse-
ful. [rience.
Provécto, ta, a. Advanced in years or expe-
Proveed r, Ta, & Purveyor, contractor.
Proveeduria, af. Office of a purveyor.
Proveér, va. To provide, get ready, farnish;
dispose; decree; dispatch. .
Proveido, sm. Sentence, decree; provided.
Proveimiénto, em. Supply; providing or
supplying.
Provéna, 2f. Provine, a branch of vine laid
in the ground to tako root.
Proveniénte, pa. Proceeding, originating.
Provenir, on. To arise, proceed; originate.
Provénto, am. Product, rent.
Proverbladór, em. Collection of proverbs.
Proverbial, a. Proverbial.
Proverbialmónte, ad. Proverbially.
Provérbio, am. A proverb; prophecy.
Prévidaménte, ad. Providently, carefally.
Providéncia, af. Providence, foresight, fore-
thought.
Providenciál, 2. Providential.
Providencialménte, ad. Providentially,
Providenciár, v«. To ordain, command.
Providénte, a. Provident, prudent,
Prévido, da, a. Provident, careful.
Provincia, 8f. Province; provincial court.
Provincial, a. Provincial.
Provincial, sm. Provincial; libel.
Provincialáto, sm. Place, or office of a pro-
vincial.
Provincialismo, em. Provinctalism.
Provinciáno, na, a. and & Nativo of Biscay.
Provision, ef Provisions ; writ, decree, sen-
tence.
Provisional, a. Provisional.
Provisionalménte, ad. Provisionally.
Proviso or Al Proviso, ad, Upon tho spot.
Provisór, ta, $. Provider; vicar-general.
Provisoráto, sm. Office of provider or pro»
vedore; general vicariate.
Provisoria, 4f Store-room.
Provisório, ria, a. Provisional.
Provisto, ta, a. Provided.
Provocación, af. Provocation, displeasure.
Provocadér, ra, & Provoker, offender.
Provocánte, pa. Provoking, offending.
Provocár, ta. To provoke, rouse, excite;
anger, offend. quarrelsome.
Provocativo, va, a. Provocative, exciting;
Próximaménte, ad. Immediately.
Proximidád, 4f Proximity, vicinity ; rela-
tion by birth.
Próximo, ma, a. Next, neighbor, proximate.
Proyección, sf Projection.
Proyectár, va. To project, contrive.
Proyectil, sm. Projectile
Proyectista, am. Projector, schemer.
Proyécto, em. Project, scheme, vei
Proyécto, ta, a. Projected, expanded, dilated.
Proyectára, 4f Projecture. V. Vuelo.
dae ef. Pradence, counsel, modera-
on.
Prudenciál, a, Prudential
Prudencialmónto, ad. Prudentially.
Prudénte, a. Prudent, circumspect.
Prudenteménte, ad. Prodently, discreetly,
judiciously.
Pruéba, ef. Proof, reason, evidence; sign,
token, indication; experiment, essay ;
relish, taste; proof sheet,
Pruína, af White frost.
Priina, af. (But.) Y. Ciruela,
Prunéla or Prunéllo, sf. Prunello,
Proriginóso, sa, a. Pruriginous.
Prurito, an, Prurionce, itching.
Prosiána, ef. Figured gros-de-tour.
Prusiáto, sm. (Chem.) Prussiate, salt form-
ed of prussic acid with a base.
Pu, EOS An exclamation of disgust.
Púa, Y. Sharp point, prickle, fork; shoot
of a tree ingrafted in another; weaver's
reel; a keen blade.
Púber, 4. Pubescent.
Pubertad, ef. Puberty.
Púbes, ent. (Anat.) Pubes,
Pubescénela, af Pubescence, puberty.
Pubescér, on. To attain the ago of puberty.
Pública, af A lecture before the examina-
tion for the d of licentiate.
Publicación, af Publication, proclamation.
Publicadór, ra, 8. Publisher, proclaimer.
Publicaménte, ad. Publicly.
Publicáno, sm. Publican, toll-gatherer.
Publicar, va. To publish, proclaim ; reveal.
Publicita, af Certificate of publication.
AS ef. Publicity; place of general
reso:
Público, ca, a. Public a vulgar, general.
Público, am. Public. Hn público, Publicly.
Pucelina, 4f Potter's earth.
Pucháda, af. A cote leet [water.
Puchecilla, e. A thin batter of flour and
Puchéra, @f Pitcher. V. Olla,
Pucherico, illo, ito, am. Pipkin. (children,
Pucherito, am. (Coll.) Crying grimaces of
Puchéro, sm A glazed earthen pot; olla;
dally food ; bo e .
Púches, y. pl. Bort of frittors, a Gachas.
PUI
PUL
eit da, a. Shameful.
er. Padendum.
ando, da, a. Modest.
Padicicia, ps adiaity, sheslty:
Púdico, ca, a. Chaste, modest.
Pudiénte, a. Powerful, rich.
Pudin, Padingo, em. Pudding.
Pugdór, sm. Bashfulness, modesty.
Pudrición, y. Rottenness.
Padridéro, em. Rotting-place.
roe em, Vessel in which rags are
P carlo! y A sickly m ri
1) em. As man, cion,
Pudrimién: em. Bottenness. Y. rd
Pudrir, va. To rot.—en. To be rotten.—or.
pro ora rig am. Any small to
e Do: om. wn.
Palas wn, village s population ;
pear e. A bridge; deck of a vessel;
bridge of a rig de instrament,
rr illo, ito, em. dim. A small
bridge. [lous swelling.
Puérca, Y. A sow; nut of a screw; acrofu-
Puercaménte, ad. Dirtily, filthil ‘rudely.
rd ca, G, Nasty, filthy, Lu; rude,
li reci
Puen Chidih,
Pueril, a, Chil pel, presi!
Puerilidád, y. Pue Y cbihalhnees trifle.
Puerilménte, ad. Pu ertlely, chil childishly.
Puerpério, em. Child birth.
Puerquezuéla, 4 Slat, wench.
Ad pag em. Littlo pig.
rt Ds Bot.) Leek. nee
érta, ; en u
Puertaventána, a window init. | Pú
Puertect
Puertecilio,
Puertezadla, ra ye IN
Puertezuélo,
dre em. > Port, Darbar, or eat Puerto
Ha of en
rics. ‘Then, therefore; since ;
E: ae eee
pues f Y ato
Puésta, Y. nea y qué Sunsetting.
—— ae ‘ips space; spot; post, dig-
e
Puto ta,
Paésto, ad. a for this reason that.
Puf, le Expressive of sensation of a
bad sm
Pee e Visteon Prizefighter, pugilist.
rin — Hebrew ea of the ao
Pugilato, Woes or xing.
Págna, 4 Combat, battle,
argo af. Pugnacity.
Pugnánte, pa. Fighting, opposing.
posnás en. To fight, contend; rival.
áz, a. Pugnacious, quarrelsome,
rig?
si a
Door, tana, of Door wit ;
utbidding; su
ra, a. That w
Outbidder. {sai
eo sm. Under part of the
Flow of humors.
ot might be sur-
[of cities. | Pulmo:
Pajante, a. Powerful, strong.
ánza, af. Power, might. (falter.
Pujár, on. To outbid; endeavor earnestly ;
P avante, am. Butte.
Pújo, em. Tenesmus; violent desire,
ness. A ith difficulty.
Pulerithd, 4/. Grace, beauty. ’
Páúlcro, cra, a. Besutifal, fal; affected
in dress. easily piqued.
Púlga, af Flea. Tener To
Pulgáda, y. Inch, twelfth part of a foot.
de ir, em. The db + shoots left on
Pulgaráda, &f Filip; pinch. V. Pulgada,
Paulgón, em. Vine-fretter, vine-grub.
Pulgóso, sa, a. Pulicose, full of fleas, Ne
Balguéra, af. Place full of fieaa, seh =
Puiguilla, q. A little flea.—pl Eeatl
Pulicán, em, Pelican.
Pulidmbata, ad Flea-wort. V. Za
ad. Neatly,
pier, em. Polisher, gl
Pulidéz, >alldórs, A Vga cleanliness,
Pulido, da, a. Neat, cl cay, oe
e. | Pulidór, am. Polisher, farbisher.
Pulimentár, va. To gloss, qa finish.
Puliménto, em. Polish, fin
Palla e ¡dom
8 ex
Pulmón, sm. Lungs. V. Bofes. (Veter.)
Tumor on horses’ joints.
. (Bot.) Lungwort.
Fer pet A
o, ria, a, Pul
enla
Be ay
= op. of flesh or fruit. ;
Puno em. The gon prominence of
somo aan of the
Rat lg of. (8. A.) A grocery store.
Pal em, Grocer.
atona.
Y, com-
Pulpltillo, em, A small pulpit.
Pálpito, em. Pulpit
Y | Púlpo, em. (Ichth. esky Fa polypus.
Pulpóso, sa, a. Pulpous,
Púlque, sm. Liquor di from a spo-
Palge e 7 Pl h tslque is sold.
u ace where p 80)
Puleación” ef, Pulsation ; pulse. [tery.
Pulsáda, af Any of the ‘beatin of an ar-
Pulsadór, ra, e. One who feels the rs
Pulsár, va. To feel the pulse; lore,
sound, examine an affair.—on. To] pulsate,
Pulsatil, a. Sounding when Ree as bells,
V. Pulsativo.
Pulsativo, va, a. Pulsi
Peete a re a Relatia ng to epi pulse.
Panes, Ye f Locks of hairs
braceleta,
o, sm. An instrament used to se-
certain the motion of the pulse. ulse,
Pulsista, em. and a. One who can tell the
P am, Pulse; wrist. A’ pulso, With
the strength of the hand.
sails. | Pululánte, pa. Pullulating.
Palulár, on. To
pal ulate,
Pulv erizable, a,
ulverable, pulverizable.
PUN
Palvorización, 87. Pulverization.
Pulverizár, oa. To pulverize, grind.
sisi Puzól, Panzé, em. A bright scarlet
color.
Punár, oa. V. Pugnar.
Pancha, af. Thorn, p: rick.
Pundonér, sm, Ponotillousness.
Pundonorcillo, sm. Punctilio.
Pundonorosaménte, ad. Punctiliously.
Pundonoróso, sa, 4. Punctilious,
Pungánes, em, pl. Oyster-knife.
Púnsónte 9 a. Pangent.
Puncimicnto am. ee pricking.
oH od, To pase oa Besa stimulate.
itivo, Puncbing, aa
ibie, a w) Punishab
Panición, Y. Fanlahment, chastisement,
Páúntoo, epa de Punte. (land; tartness.
Panta, 4/ Point; extremity; summit, head-
Puntación, 4/. Punctuation.
Puntáda, “a Sta careless word.
Puntadór, am. Y. Apuntador. ton:
Puntál, em. Props fulcrum, "Nau. Stan-
Puntapié, em, A kick.
Puntár, va. To mark with dots.
Puntesdára, ef. Tocth of a wheel.
Panteár, ea. To pla Bos guitar; punctu-
ate, mark ; sew, 8
Pantél, sm. Tube for lowing glass
Puntéra, af. (Bot.) Common honseleek,
Puntería, 9/. Alm; teeth of a wheel.
Punterico, illo, ito, sm. A little fescue.
Puntéro, em. Fescue; a farrier's punch;
chisel; graver.
Puntéro, ra, a. Good-shot.
Punteról, am. A large needle for sewing} Pu
ee ee catia
un o, da, a. Sharp-poin
Puntica, ita, af A small Aaa or sharp end.
Puntico, ito, em. dim.
Puntilla, ef A small point; burin,
a ria lace edging. De punt
Pantillázo, em, Kick.
Puntillo, sm. Punctilio,
Puntilión, sm. Kick
Puntillóso, sa, «. Ticklish, punctilions,
Puntiví or Pontivi, sm, Sort of Silesia Hnen.
Panto, sm. Potnt; subject; design; mate
de ; punctilio; opportunity ; aim;
Panióes, Acuminated ; pi
an on Ss eumin sp
' Punctuation.”
Puntuál, = Punctual, exact; convenient.
Puntualidád, Y. Punctuality; p ess,
Puntualizár, va. To imprint; finish; com-
plete.
PUntasimén ad, Punctually, exactly.
Puntuár, ea. To punctuate. [rosa
Puntuóso, sa, a. V. Puntoso and’
wpa af. Punctare; sheet-polnt in a
printing-
maida 4° Pri Prick ; sting, pain.
rd ra, & Pricker.
Punzadfira, af. Puncture, prick.
Panzánte, pa. and a. Pointed ; pricking.
Punzár, va. To ane bore; ec 5 round:
Punzó or Punzón, eep acarl
Punzón, $m. Punch: puncheon ; de
Punnoaen: illo, ito, em. A small punch,
» On
PUS
Punzoneria, ef Collection of mone rig
making a fount of types.
Puñáda, af Blow with the fist—pL Foti.
Puñád o: afew. A’ puliados,
Pien
Puñál, pala ontard.
. A stab; a sudden shoc
pontard.
Puñaléro, sm. Poniard maker or seller.
Puiialico, illo, ita, sm. V. Puñalejo.
Puñóta, e. o. (Vulg.) Self-polluter.
Puñetázo, em. Blow with the shut fist.
Puñóte, sm. Blow with tho fist. Pujietes,
Pufictro, + Self-pollut on
uñe 8, -polluter; very mean
Púño, em. The fist; handfal; scantiness;
AOS ; handrufiie; sword-hilt; han-
o.
Puénes, am, pl. yates uneven teeth of cards.
Pipa, Y. Paste Pree le.
Pupila, af Eyebal uni; orpban eee
Font pao sm, Pup ge, wardship; boarc tba Ay
Porfa e E a. Papillary; pertaining to the eye-
Pupiléro, ra, 8. Boarding-houso or boarding-
school mm Pop
pre adas ward; scholar, student.
stnl ous.
Purambnta ‘ad. Purely, chastol
Sede innocenes, € astity.
Puree feo That may bo purged.
Pargación, y * Purgatlon; cataincnia; gon-
Pargedon rae. Purger.
Purginte, a and em. Purgativo, laxative.
Ali va, To purge, parify; expiate,
rentivo, mai a. al yey cathartic.
Purgatory.
Porno Y: oy ; seerccy. En puridad,
Clearly, in secret,
On | Purificación, ef. Purification; cleansing.
Purificadéro, ra, a. Cleansing, purifying.
Purificadór, ra, 8. Purifler; purificatory.
o purify, cleanse. tive.
Purificatério, ria, a. urificatory, purifica-
rismo, sm. Purtsin.
Purista, sm. Purist,
Puritanismo, am. Puritanism.
Puritáno, na, @ Puritan, puritanical.
Puritáno, na, a A A
sed lr pe: (Prov.) Spar
in.
of
; merely.
Paro, ra, @. Bors tres: clear; genutne;
oo incorrupt.
af, Cloth dyed with cochineal;
> let of a king or cardinal.
P peat panies pe le col
urp pa. Givin, color.
Purpurár, ea. To purple; pe in purple,
le; belonging to reas
Purréla, sf Wino of the most inferior
EAS af. Any thing despicable or of lit
value.
Purulóncia, ef Purulence, purulency.
Purulónto, ta, a. Purulent.
Pus, am. Pus; gicct. {faint-hearted,
Posilánimo, a. Pasíllanimons, dastardly,
Pusilánimeménte, ad. Heartlessly. (ness,
Pusilanimidád, af ea O timorous-
Purpáúreo, rea, a.
cardinalate
QUE
QUI
Pústula, a pees puta
o Be sf Whore, harlo
(lo
Quedár, en. To stay; tarry; bold, last, sub-
sist.—er. To continue; je possess; keep.
Putaismo, Putanismo, em. Putanisin, har- Queiito, tá, a. Soft, gentle.
Putañcár, on. To whore, harlot.
Qnádo, ad, Boftly, gently.
Putaiéro, em. Whorumaster, whoremonger. | Quódo, da, a. Quiet noiseless; gentle.
Putativo, va, a. Putative.
Putedl, sm. Stone used ns tho cover of a | Quéja, « af.
Puteria, af. Brothel; meretricious arts of
lowd women.
Putéro, sm. Whoremaster, whoremonger.
Putésco, ca, 4. (Coll.) Relating to whores,
Putilla, ita, af (Coli.) Young prostitute.
Púto, sm. Sodomita
Pútput, am, (Orn.) Hoop. Y. Abubilda,
Putredinál, a. Putrefying, corrupting.
Putrefaccion, 8/. Putrefaction.
Putrefactivo, va, a Vutrefactive.
Pútrido, da, a. Putrid, rotten.
Putucla, af A very low prostitute.
Paya, of V. Puc. [production.
Puxól, Puzol:ina, 8. Puzzolana, a volcanic
Q.
Q. Itis always followed by te, and sounds
as tho English & Formerly it bad a
proper sound, and the following t was
marked with a dheresis in words begin-
ning with que, when the q was pro-
nounced, as in question; but now all
these words, as well as all those begin-
ange with que or quo, aro = be written
wit
Que, pron, rel. That; who; ‘which; what
aiinlestion and interrugative); than;
whether; why; because; where?
Qué, am. Somo ing, somewhat,
Quebrada, 4f Ravine; deep pass.
Quebradcro, sm. Breaker. do the body.
Quebradillo, ent. Woolen shoe-heel; flexure
Quebradizo, xa, a. Brittle, fragile; exible.
rd da, a. Broken; debilitated, cuer-
vate
Quebrádo, am, (Arith.) Fraction. Bankrupt.
Quebradór, ra, 8, Breaker; law-breaker.
Qucbradúra, ef. Breaking or splitting; a
gap, fissure, ure; rupture, hernia,
Quebrajár, va, Y. Res aquebrajar.
Queb rajóso, sa, A, Brittle, fragilo.
Quebramiénto, sm. V. Quebrantamiento.
Quebrantáblo, a. Frangible, brittle.
Quebrantador, ra, 8. Transgressor; burglar.
Quebrantadúra, ¢f Fracture, rupture.
Dior sm. (Orn.) Osprey ; a trou-
blesome perso
Quebrantamiénto, em. Fracture; breaking
rison; fatigue; eceuce of the law.
Quebrantinte, pa Breaking; breaker.
Quebrantanuéces, 4. (Orn.) Nutcracker.
Quebrantár, oa, To break, crack, crash;
pound, grind.
Quebránto, em. Weakness, lassitude; pity,
commiseration ; loss or damage.
da yes break: double, twist; in-
reept sgress, Violate.
Quéche, af Smack; ketch.
Quéda, ef. The retirement bell or drum.
Quedáda, ef af Stay, sojourn.
{well. | Quebacér, sm. Business; afalrs,
Complaint, murmur; quarrel,
dispato, uient,
Quojarse, er. To Sl of, murmur, la-
moles sa, (. Flaintful, always complain-
Quejidito, an. Slight complaint, low moan.
Quejido, sm. Complaint, moan.
Quejigál, 6. Plantation of muricated oaks,
Qucjigo, em. (Bot.) Muricated oak.
Quejita, af. Murmur; complaint
Quejóso, sa, @. Plalntful, querulous,
daa fe sf. Y. Queja.
Quejumnbróso, sa, a. Complaining, plaintive.
Quéma, £f. Burn, combustion, fire, conila-
gration. [burnt.
Quemadéro, sm. Place whero convicts are
Quemador, ra, 8. ad burner.
Quemadára, af Burn.
Quemajoso, sa, €. Pricking, burning.
Quemánte, pa. Burning. consuming.
Quemér, va. To burn; fire; parch ; scorch.
—or, Tu fret. [Ness 5 ‘auction.
Quemazón, sm. Barn ; conflagration ; cager-
Quéncho, sa. (Orn.) Gull. { Justice.
Querella, sf Complaint; petition in court of
Quercllánte, prt. Murmuring, cuimplaining,
—é, Complainant [plain.
Querellárse, er. To lament, bewail; com-
abe re sameness ad. YPlaintively, queru-
ous!
Querelléso, sa, ¢, Querulons,
Queréncia, af. Haunt of wild beasts; haunt.
Querencidso, Sa, d. Frequented by wild
beasts, (wilL—on. Will, "desire:
Quercr, en. To wish, desire; love, like;
Querido, da, @. Wished, desired ; dear, be-
loved.—a. Darling, minion, lover, sweet-
heart.
Quérmes, sm. Kermes,
Querócha, af V. Cresa.
Querochár, on. To emit the semen of becs.
Querubin, em. Cherub.
Quesadilla, af. A cheesecake ; a fritter.
Queseár, en. To make cheese. [vat
Queséra, 8f. Dairy; cheese board, mould,
Queseria, af Season for ng cheese.
Queséro, em. Cheesemon ob ceso-makor.
Questro, ra, @. Cascous, ¢
qua ito, sm. A email Dic.
Qaipe , 6m, Cheese.
a Aare bee) ) Dog's-bane.
Quiciál, Quicialóra, ¢. ldepost, jamb of a
Quielo, em. Hook-hi rt.
tricio, 6772. KLOOK-Ninge ; nro
Quidam, em. (Coll.) A certain
Quid Pro oc (Lat.) An equ ealeat
pued Crack, tare; loss; bank-
tey.
Quié ra Hácha. sm, an? A kind of fir.
Dio sm. (Mus) Trill; tio: of
dy.
Quién, pron, rel. ES which. i Y.
Quienquióra, a. Whosoever, whatever.
Quietación, 4/ Quieting or appeasing.
QUI
QUI
Quietadór, ra, e. Quieter.
Quietaménte, ad. Quietly, calmly.
Quietár, va. To appease. V. Aquietar,
Quiéte, 4f Rest, repose.
Quietismo, sm. Quietism, sect of mystics.
Qnietista, a. and e. Quietist.
Quiéto, ta, a. Quiet; undisturbed; virtu-
ons, inoderate.
Quietúd, af. Quietude, repose; tranquillity.
Quijáda, af. Jaw or Jaw-bone.
Quijal, Quijér, £ Grinder, a back-tooth.
arúdo, da, a. -jawed.
Quijcra, af. Cheeks of a cross-bow.
Quijéro, em. Sloping bank of a canal.
Quijo, em. A fussil found in mines,
Quijónes, sm. pt Legs of a fowl.
Quijotáda, af A most ridiculous act.
Quijóte, em. Armor for the thigh; a man
of quixotic enterprises.
Qnijoteria, 4% Quixotry, quixotism.
Quijo , ca, & Quixotic.
Quilataulór, sn. Assayer of gold and silver.
Quilatár, ta. To assay gold or silver.
Quiláta, sm. Degreo of purity of perfection ; '
a carat. [the carats of pearls.
Quilatcra, af Instrument for ascertaining
Quilifero, ra, 7. Lacteal, conveying chyle,
Quilificacién, af (Med.) Chylification.
Quilificár, ra. To ch ylity, make chyle,
Quilma, af. Y. Costa
Quilla, 4. Keel of a ship.
Quillotro, tra, a. This or that other.
Quilo, str. Chyle.
Quilopoyético, ca, a. Chylopoetic
Quilóso, éa, a. Chylous.
Quimbómbo, a. (Bot.) Musk okro lr
Quiméra, ef. Quarrel, scuffic; chimera.
Quimérico, ca, Quimerino, na, a. Chimerl-
cal, fantastic,
Qalmerista, 377. Wrangler, brawler.
Quimerizár, on. To fill the head with fan-
tastic ideas.
Quimia, 4. V. Química.
Química, 47; Chemistry.
Quimtcaménte, ad, Chemically
Químico, am. Chemist.
Químico, ca, a. Chemical.
Quimista, sm. V. Alquimista.
Quimo, am. (Med.) Chyme.
Quimón, em. Fine chintz. Quimon para
Ses nde ola ÓN
Quina, Quinaquína, 4/. Peruvian bar
Gnináles, sm. pl. (Nau.) Preventer-shrouds.
Quinúrio, ria, a. Consisting of five.
Quinário, em. A Roman coin. (dice.
Quinás, af pl. Arms of Portugal; fives on
Quincálla, 2f. Hardware. trade,
Quincallería, 4 Ironmongery, hardware
Quince, a. anda. Fifteen; fifteenth. (organ.
Quincéna, 4f Register in the tubes of an
Quincenário, 8. Fifteen.
Quincóno, a, Fifteenth.
Quincuagenário, ria, a. Fiftieth.
Quincuagésima, £/. eme Sunday.
Quincuagésimo, ma, a. Fiftieth.
Quincnátro, an. Roman festival of five days
in honor of Minerva,
Quincáúnce, am. (Jard.) Quincanx.
Quincurión, em. A co of fivo soldiers.
Quindecágono, na, a. Quindecagon.
cus,
bis-
Quindécima, af The fifteenth part.
ds a. (Prov.) Rope of three strands
O
Quindénio, sm. 8 or period of
Quinéte, sm. Kind of camlet. °
Quingentésimo, ma, a. The five hundredth.
Quiniéntos, tas, a. Five hundred.
Quinolas, pl. Reversis. Estar en quinolas,
To wear clothes of glaring colors.
Quinoleár, ea. To prepare the cards for
reversis. [foil.
Quinquefóllo, sm, (Bot.) Common cinque-
Quinquenórvia, 4/ (Bot.) Rib-grass plantain.
Quinquénio, 81. Period of five years.
Quinquércio, sm, Five games of wrestling,
jumping, ara quoits, de,
Quinquenál, a. Quinquennial.
in af. deta aa
uinquillóro, sm, wker, er.
Buhonero
Quinta, af Country-seat; drawing lots for
tho army; quint. fives.
Quintadór, ra, a One who draws lots in
Quintaeséncia, 4f Quintessence.
Quintál, em. Quintal, a hundred weight;
fifth part of one hundred.
Quintaláda, af The 24 per cent. on freight
paid to sea-captaina,
Quintalóño, ña, Quintaléro, ra, a. Capable
of po quintal. day.
Quintána, af Fover occurring every fifth
Quintanár, em. Quintain, ancient tilting-
post. much advanced in years,
Quintañón, na, a. A hundred years old;
blag va. To draw one out of five; draw
ota,
Quinteria, af Farm; grange.
Quinterillo, em. A small farmer.
Quintérno, sm. Number of five
Quintéro, sm. Farmer; overseer.
Quintil, em. July in the Roman calendar.
Quintilla, af A metrical composition of five
verses, {with five
Quintillo, em. Fifth story; game of ombre
Quintin, a7. Fine cloth of loose texture.
Quinto, em. One fifth; fifth, duty paid to
the Spanish government.
Quinto, ta, a. Fifth.
Quintuplo, pla, a. Quintuple.
Quifién, em. Share of partnership,
Quiñonéóro, sm. Part owner.
Quipos, sm. pl. Ropes of records and ac-
counts of the ancient Peruvians,
Quirfgra, 8/. Gout in the hand.
Quirieleisén, am. Lord have mercy upon us!
Quiriés, em. pi. Reaponses in the liturgy.
Quirinál, a. Quirinal.
Quirite, sm. Roman citizen or knight.
Quirivél, am. (Bot.) V. Perdiguera.
Quirografía, 4/. Chirography.
Quirománcia, ¢f Chiromancy, palmistry.
Quiromántico, 4m Palmister, chiromancer,
Quirotéca, sm. (Coll) Glove.
Gulrurgico, a Chirurgic, chirurgical.
Quirúrgo, am. Surgeon.
Quisicesa, sf. Enigma, riddle,
Quisquemil, sm. A small woman's cloak.
Quisquilla, ef. A ridiculous nicety ; bicker-
Qui villera, y. V. Quiequilla,
r.
Eset
reons.
o
RAB
RAF
easel sa, a. Fastidious, precise, mo-
: touchy, irascible.
Quísto: ta, $0, ta OF ony oe used with an adj, Bien
odie y ope: diech b
vita, : discharge.
Py Aa od forbid Quita de ahi !
pet
MA V7. Balary, wages.
Quitadór, a 8. Remover.
Quitáguas, em. V. Paraguas.
Quitaipén, am. Y. Quitapon.
Quitameriéndas, 4/. (Bot.) Common saffron.
Quitamiénto, em. Y. Q
Quitánte, pa. caine th
Quitánza, af. Recelpt, discharge.
ie & pea Putas wheedler.
Quitapesáros, 8. com. (Coll.) Comfort, con-
solation, (horses,
Quitapón, em. Ornament of headstall of
Quito oa. To tako away, remove; sepa-
ay redeem, withdraw; annul; usurp,
Quitasó!, am. Parasol. Seal rr
Quite, sm. Obstacle. No none
Quito, ta, a. Pong pp. Free, clear
Ouish Quizás, a d. Perh
a erha
Quo a? V. Quísó. E
; R.
R, er'-ray, is pronounced nearly as in
English.
Ribs la Bait nsed in the Pilchard fishery.
+ em. The head shepherd of a sheep-
er
Rabadill Ramp, cro
Haband, bn Grouni cown with radishes,
an ra, & Very short ent.—4,
Seller of radishes. il en
Rabané A small radish.
Rabanillo, sm. Small radish; acrimony, as-
Rabavíza, 4/. Radish seed.
Rábano, em. A ga id Rábano pt-
cante, Horse rad
Rahbazúz, sm. Inspissated juice of Heorice.
Rabeár, on. To wag the tail.
Rabél, . a violin.
Rabéra, remains.
Babi, om Rabb
Rúbla, 4/. Hydrophobis; rpg bt
Rabiár, on. To | labor w und drophobia;
E dre por, To long
E,
va, En tie de by the tail.
ro & and a, Rot; hot,
Rabicán, ele a. Having white hairs | Rádio,
in the tall.
Rabicórto, ta, a. Short-tailed.
Rábido, da, a. Fisting kn V. Rabioso.
Bat Lan Ge) Hrs pl
thor can.
et Diário" da Frigate fi
Orn. ) Bine crow.
Rabilloee ern. is little tail.
Rabínico, ca, a. Rabbinical.
Rabinismo, em. Rabbinism.
Rabinista, 8. com. Rabbinist.
Rabino, yon Rabbi
Rablosaménte, ad. Fariously,outrageously.
Rabióso, sa, a. Rabid; faces raging. á
o a, Bprightly, forward, pas
ent.
Rabisóco, ca, a. Peevish, poor, starving.
Rabito, em. A small tall.
Rabíza, #f Point of a fishing-rod; tapering
end of a rope:
Rabizár, ea. To point the end of a rope.
Ráble, sm. Tal ofa or skimming ferret.
Rabo, mis T animals; train.—pl Tat-
ters. V.
Lara ak a Doskod =A a any
abón ng
Rabosedda, Rab pee io ttering se
Raboseár, oa. are spatter b dirt.
Rabóso, sa, a.
Rabotáda, 4f. Docked tall.
Raboteér, va. To crop the tall. (spring.
Rabotéo, sm. Act of cutting shoep' 's tails in
Rabúdo, da, a. Long-talled.
Ráca, af. (Nau.) veller. Raca de la
[or perrel.
ib-iron.
(Nau.) sm. Parral
un of a ship.
ractmado,
Racimo, em. Bunch of grapes, culture of
the vine. ous,
Raciméso, sa, 4. Full of gra
Racioctnacién, af Ratlocination.
Raciocinár, on. To reason, ratiocinate.
Raciocinio, sm. Reasoning, argument.
Ración, ATEO OS pittance.
Raclonab lidád, 4 Rationality. a
Racionáble, a. (
Racionál, a. Rational, erase
Racionalidád, af. rey Aer
Rationalménte, ad. Rationally.
Raclonéro, em. A prebendary in cathedrals;
distributor of rations in a convent.
ty. | Racionista, 8, com. One who has a daily al-
lowance or pay.
Rada, ef Road, anchoring oe oat
er sm. (Now) Ship riding at anchor
Radiár, on. (Poet.) To radiate.
Radi icación, af. Radication, os root,
Radical, a, Radical, original.
Radicalménte, ad. Radically.
Radicárse, or. To radicate, take root.
Radicóso, sa, a Radical.
Radicula, 47. (Bot.) Radicle,
am. a adios: ray ray of light. (Anat)
O om, Forestaf; radiometer.
deo a. Radiant, diffusing light,
eee Y. Scra al roller, cylinder,
perl a. Y Rasero,
T,
Esecdúra, «f Rasure; [Ananda filings,
parings.
Bae va. To scrape, grate
Rafa, ¢f Buttreas; small ope peniag tn a canal,
; distant
Rifags, Y A violent gust of
Rafe, am. (Prov.) Eaves of a house.
Rafear, va. To support or secure with but-
tresses,
Raible, a. That may be scraped or scratched.
Picos Raicilla, g/. A root.
Raído, da, a. Scraped; worn out; impu-
dent, shameless.
Ealgdrubre, 9f Collection of roots of Alf
re, on of roots o: r-
ent trees united. [a back tooth.
Raigón, em. A large, strong root; stump of
Ralmiénto, sm, Rasuro; impudence.
a oe Root, radix; base, foundation;
Bain Ie V. Ratceja. [share. | Ran
plinter; chink, fissure; portion, | Ran
lo ea: Comfit of almonds crusted with
su
izo, za,'a. Easily split; fissile.
adúra, af. Cieft, chink, fissure.
[chinks.
break into
Rajánte, pa. Splinting.
ar, va. To split, crack, chop;
éta, * Coarse cloth of mtxed colora.
ica, ita, af, A small chink, crack; a
splinter or gre
Ba Mr A co: qutz
ace, br genus; q
Raletr on. To thin, (Prov.) To manifest a
bad inclination.
Raléza, 4/. Thinness; rarity; liquidity.
Ralladéra, 8/. Grater.
Ralladúra, af. Mark left by the grater.
Raliár, va. To grate; vex, molest.
Rállo, sm. Grater.
Rallón, em. Arrow or dart.
Bare oe Retro b; famil
prig, branch; ;
chase. En rama, Raw aaterlal
Ramáda, 8f. V. Erramada. [Lent.
Ramadán, sm. Ramadan, tho Mohammedan
Ramájo, em. e, designs in cloth.
RamAl, em. Branch, division; end of a ro
halter. a sudden of | Banal
Ramalázo, sm. Lash; marks left by lashes;
Bamalito, am. A small halter; lash of a cat-| R
o'-nine-tails, [cavern in a rock.
Rambla, ey. A sandy placa a sandy beach;
Ramblázo, sm. Grave y bed of a current or
ari
Ramblizo, em. Lana V. Ramblaso.
Raméra, sf. Prostitu
Rameria, af. Brothel t bawdy-house.
Raméro, em. Ramago, falcon or hawk.
Ramificación, 4/. Ramification. [branches.
Ramificárse, or. To ramify, be divided into
Ramilla, ita, 4/. Small shoot or sprig.
Ramillóte, am. Nosegay, lock.
Ramillotéro, ra, 8. N oseray y maker or seller.
Ramilletéro, em. Vase with artificial flowers,
Ramillo, ito, sm. A small branch.
Ramiza, 4/. Collection of topped branches,
Se ee sm. Branch; germ; antler.—pl.
gnettes.
Ramco, em. Small perno loppod from a
sheep in snowy weather.
an ou: am, Top of branches cut as food for
Hamoneds on. To nibble the tops of branch-
es; prune trees,
Ramonóo, em. A pruner.
Ramóso, sa, a. Branchy, ramous.
rack ;
Rámpa, £/. (Proy.) Cramp. Slope; acclivity.
Rampinte, a. Rampant. men.
Ramplicte, em. Bar of iron used by sat
Ramplón, na, a. Rude, unpolished.—se. (Coll)
A bungler.
Ramplón, em. Calkin of horses’ shoes.
ea: sm. Rape; the stalk of grapes;
Ram pollo. em. A twig, a sprout.
Tamia, ef. Y. Ramen.
Tiny e A frog. Ranas, V. Alevosa.
Rana marina, Frog-fish. eae
pee PS e. Spawn of
a ound in plants or ero
ido, de a. Wounded with a splinter.
Splinter in tho flesh.
Rarichendéra, sm. Place containing huts.
Rancheár, va. To build huts.
Ranchería, 4. V. Rancho,
chúro, em. Steward of a mess; owner
of a small farm.
Ráncho, am. Mesa, mess-room ; small farm;
a clan; hamlet; 3 clear passage,
Rancisdira, af. Y e3.
Ranclúrse, or, V. acia
Rancidéz, 2f. Rancidity, rancidness.
Ráncio, cla, a, Rank, stale, strong-scented,
Ráncio, sm, Rancidity, rankness.
BRancidso, sa, a. V. Rancto. Tasting of oil.
Randa, y. Lace, net-work.
Randído, da, a. Laced.
Randal, sm. Netted lace stuff.
Randéra, 4/. Lace-worker.
Raneár, on. To croak as frogs.
Ranéta, g/. Kennet, an applo,
Rangifero, em. Reindeer.
Kángo, em, Rank, quality.
Rán y. Hee ple Tat xofa ppt
t | Ranilla, 4/. A epi ie or crack
arpa hoofs,
nas, ef.
Fania A Sadat of ee [horse,
. Tumor under the tongue of a
Handnce o, em. (Bot.) Crow-foot.
==> "1 Groove, rabbet.
Prov. ) Flower of the olive-tree,
em, Border, edging.
, af. ona
Yi dim. A pacity, robbery. girl.
em. dim, A little boy.
Ha, a. Greedy.
ra, & Scraper,
L Paba
A beardlces young man.
E... cto, em. Shaving, erasing.
Panne Snatching, robbing. (Her.)
Rapapive, oe Squib; chaser.
Rapár, ea. To shave. V. Afeitar. To plan»
er; peel. A’ rapa terron, Entirely.
Bapáz, a. Rapacious; ; ferocions
irl
Henashde $ Chat sh action alos Ge speech.
élo, em. V. opacillo,
Hapazusio, da a. ES groedy.
TEN em. (Cal .) ering
Répidaménto, ad. Rapidly.
[Barber.
puna oh)
Raspadura
ter et beet bee! xd beef Bed bed bet bed bey
ey
RAS RAT
idéz, ef. Rapidity. por un rasero, To act or proceed with-
Ea da, o ‘Rapid, quick, out proper distinction.
Rapicgo, ga a Haba os Rasite, em. et.
Rapifia, of Ba e, robbery ae riba rey a. Rent, open: applied to a
Rapiñador, r, Ta, a agar robber. de peta or large window.
Rapifiar, va. (Coll) To plunder, rob. Rasgádo, Rasgon.
Rapista, em. Barber, shaver.
Rápo, ¢m. A round-rooted turnip.
Rapónchigo, em. (Bot.) Esculent bellflower.
Rapóntico, am, V. Ruibarbo rapóntico,
Rapósa, af Femalo fox; cunning person.
ey en. To use artifices like a fox.
Raposéra, y. Fox-hole.
Raposeria, af. Artful kindness.
Raposilla, ita, y. Artful wench.
Raposino, na, 4. Vulpine. V. Raposuno.
Raposo, sm. Male fox.
Raposúno, na, a. Foxy.
Rapsodia, 8f, Rhapsody.
Rapsodista, gm. Hhapsodist,
Rúpta, a. A woman who is snatched by a
man by artifice.
Rápto, sm. Rape; rapine; rapture; vapors.
Ráptor, en. Ravisher.
Ráquo, sn. Arrack,
Raquéro, sm. Wrecker.
Raquéta, af Racket, battledoor.
Raquetéro, sm. Racket-maker, racket-seller.
Raquitico, ca, a. Rickety.
Raquitis af. Ricketa, a disease.
Raramónte, ad. Rarely, seldom. (air.
Rarefacción, g/. Rarefaction : applica to the
Rarefacér, va. Y. Rarificar.—or. To rarefy.
Rarefaciénte, a. Rarefying.
Rarofactivo, va, €. Rarefactive.
Rareficto, ta, pp. trr. of Rarefacer and
eager
Rarids ád, Rarity; eubtilty ; oddity
d arity; su y; oddit
Rarifi ia To perety, dilate =
Rarificativo, va, 4, Rarefying.
Ráro, ra, a. Rare; scarce, o d; famous ; ox-
cellent; porous
Ráro, a. Vv.
Ras, sm, Leve Ras con ras, On a par.
Rasadór, sin. Stricklo for measuring salt; a
sly measurer. [with a trickle.
Rasadúra, af. The act of measuying salt, dc.
Rasaménto, ad. Publicly, openly, clearly.
eerrihy va. To measure with a strickle ; rase,
Rascadéra, af V. Rascador and Almohaza.
Rascadór, sm. Scraper; rasp; headpin, bod-
kin. Gra, ef 8 fing; scratch.
Rascadúra, 4f Scrate scraping, or Tey
Rascalino, em. Y. 7' Tinwea ing.
Rascamiénto, 87m, Act of scraping or serge
Rascamóño, sm. Woman's headpin, bodkin.
Rascár, va. To scratch, eE
Rascazón, af. Pricking, tickling, itchin ng.
Rásco, sm. Tener gano de rasco, (ColL) To
be desirous of rom en or r playing.
Rascón, na, a. Sour
Rascón, em. (Orn.) Landa rall. .
Rascuñár, ea. A scar, scratch, scrape,
(Pict.) To delineate; draw. — [paintin
Rascúño, sm, Y. Rasguño. Sketch of a
Rasél, sm. Part of a ship towards the head
and stern.
Rastro, pue Strickle. V. Rasador. Medir
eae ae Tearer, eeeyel scratcher.
o tear, rend, lacerate.
Kango em. Dash, stroke; a magnanimous
action,
Rasgón, am, Rent, rag, tattor, laceration.
Rasgueádo, 8m. Act of making flourishes.
neu ear, en, To flourish, form figures by
nes,
Rasguillo, sm, A small dash of a pen.
Rasguéo, sm. Fine strokes of a pen; lines
elegantly drawn.
Rasguñár, va. To scratch, scrape; sketch.
Rasgunite fiuclo, sm. Slight scratch or
Rasgúño, sm. Scratch, scar; nip; sketch.
Rasilla, Y: peree a fine tlooring-tile.
Rasión, af. Pulverization of a hard substance
Ráso, sm. Satin.
Ráso, sa, a. Clear; plain; flat;
ty af. The beard of corn:
Stalk of grapes; rasp.
Raspadéra, y. Raker.
Raspadilo, em. Fraud practised by gamblers,
I ¡brasion ;
e filing.
th.
Ps prick ;
pen.
ishly.
rivate,
bone of
bd bel bet ford fed eed eed bed fend led
Rastilléro, sm, Shoplifter.
Rastillo, am. V. Rastrillo,
Rástra, 4 Sleigh or sledge; creeper; rake;
track; a string of dri fruit.
”| Rastrallar, on. o crack with a whip.
Pri & Tracer, smeller, follower.
O ese investigate, fathom ;
aia aan ground.
Rastréo, am. (Prov.) Fringe or small pieces
of stuff hanging round.
Rastréro, as a, Creepin Si scesting:
Rastréro, Hon sli
apie tee Maite:
Rastrilladór, ra, s. Flax-dreeser; raker.
Rastrillár, va. To dress flax, hatchel; rake.
Rastrillo, em. Hackle; flax-comb; rake;
rack; muzzle; porteullis,
Paint "em. Track; yore ; slaughter-house ;
: vestigo; rake; harrow.
Rastrajéra of Bi Stubble "ground.
Rastrójo, pá Stubble.
g.| Rasúra, ¢/ pr | ecrae scraping, filing.
Rasuración,
Rasurár, ea. To shave with a razor.
Rata, af, Rat; share, portion; cue of halr.
Ratafia, af Ratafia
REA
Rateár, es. To abate in proportion; divide; Readmitir, ea. (Little us.) To readmit.
proportionally ; fileb.—on. To creep.
Ratéo, enn. Distribution at a certain rate.
Rateraménte, ad. Meanly, vilely.
Rateria, q/. Larceny; vile conduct.
Ratéro, > a, Creeping; skimming; thiev-
; vilo,
Rateruélo, cla, 2. Little pilferer.
Ratito, on. A little while, a short time.
Ratificación, sf Ratification; confirmation.
Ratificar, va. To ratify, approve.
Ratigar, ca. To secure a load with ropes.
Ratigo, em. Articles carted.
Ratihabición, af (Law) Ratification.
Ratina, 2f Ratteen, also musk-rat.
Ráto, sm. Mouse; short space of time,
Rato, ta, a. Firm, valid, conclusive.
Raton, em. Mouse. (Nau.) Hidden rock.
Ratóna, af Female mouse or rat,
Ratonár, ea. To gnaw.—or. To become alck.
Ratoncito, 8. A littlo mouse.
Ratonúra, g/. dada full of rats,
Raudal, sm. Torrent; plenty.
Raudaménte, ad. Rapidly.
Rúudo, da, a. Rapid, precipitate.
Rau af. Road, war feat:
Ravisánto, a. (Her.) Ravissant.
Raya, ef Stroke, dash; limit; frontier;
term. (Ichth.) Ray. .A' raya, Correctly.
Ray Ado, da, a. Streaky, variegated.
Rayáno, na, @ Neighboring, contiguous,
limitaneous.
Rayár, va. To form strokes, draw lincs;
streak, variegate; expunge.—on. To ex-
cel, sur
Rayéta, af. A striped cloth of various colors,
Rayo, em. Ray of light; line; radius; spoke;
thunderbolt; a gentus.—pl. Rays of blory;
Rigo, dnter), Fury!
yo, tuterj. Fu
Ray onante, u. Radiated.
Rayóso, sa, a. Full of lines.
Rayucla, 4f A small line; game,
Rayuélo, 8m. (Orn.) Small snipe.
Raza, g/. Race, lincage, clan; quality of cloth.
Razádo, a. Woollen cloth of unequal color.
Razago, sim. Coarse cloth made of tow.
Bazón, af. Reason; ent; moderation ;
causo; principle; consideration; right,
justice; partnership, firm; register.
Razonable, a. Reasonable; fuir; just.
Razonabléjo, ja, a. (Coll) Moderate.
Razonableménte, ad. Reasonably ;
ate! [clous.
y.
Razonádo, da, a. Rational, pendent judi-
Eee sm. Reasoning, discourse,
speec
Razonánte, pa. Reasoning; reasoner.
Razonár, on. To reason, discourse.—ea, To
advocate; compute, [count,
Razoncita, sf. A short memorandum or ac-
Re, prep. Always used in composition, sig-
nifying repetition.
Re, sm. ete Re, musical note.
Réa, af. Femalo criminal,
Reacción, af Reaction, revulsion.
Ecácio, cla, 2. Obstinate, stubborn.
Reacriminación, «f Recrimination.
Reacriminár, ea. To recriminate.
Readmisién, af. Readmission.
moder-
Reagravacion, af. Reaggravation.
Reagravar, va. To aggravate anew.
peepoee, da, a. Very acate.
Real, a. Actual; royal; grand, splendid;
true; fair, candid. [army; a cotn.
Real, sm. The king's tent; main body of an
Roálce, sm. Raised work, embossment;
lustre, splendor.
Realéjo, sm. A chamber organ.
Beane ga, a. Royal, kingly; unappro-
priate
Realengo, 4m. Royal patrimony.
Realéra, af. Y. Muestril,
Realcto, sm. V. Dieetocheno.
Realéza, af, Royalty.
Realidad, 4/7. Reality, fact; truth.
Realillo, ito, am. Real vellon, 5 cents, U. 8.
Realista, am. Royalist, loyalist.
Realizár, va. To realize. 4
Realmónte, ad, Really, actually ; at
Realzir, va. To raise; emboss; aggrandize.
Reamár, ca. To love again; love much.
Reanimir, va. To cheer, reanimate.
Reañéjo, ja, a. Oldish.
Reapretár, ea, To press again.
Rearar, va. To plough again.
Keasumir, od. To retake, reassume.
Reasunción, 4/. Reassumption.
Reata, af. Rope; the leader mule.
Reatadúra, ef. Tho tying one beast after
another,
Reatár, va. To tie one beast to another; re-
tle or tle tightly; follow another's opin-
ion. (Nau.) To woold masts or yards.
Reáte, Ridte, em. Border of flowers in a
garden.
Reáto, sm. Obligation of atonement for a sin.
eaventar, ca. To winnow a second time.
Rebába, af Reslavering, drivelling,
Rebája, af. Deduction; drawback.
Rebajar. oa. To abate; deduct; discount:
curtail; retract, flinch, Un buque reba-
jado, Á razeed vesscl.
Rebájo, em. Groove in timber or stone.
Rebalaje, em. Windings of a river.
Rebálsa, 4f Stagnant water, puddle. [sto
Rebalsár, va. To dam water to form a ook:
Rebanáda, af. Slice.
Rebanadilla, sf A small slice.
Rebanár, va, To slice; cnt, divido. —_[seat.
Rebánco, em. (Arch.) rhe second bench or
Rebañadeira, y/. Drag.
red oa. Y. a rrebañar.
go, ga, a. Gregarious,
Rebáño, am. Flock, herd; crowd, heap; ase
sembly of the faithfal.
Rebaiiuclo, sm, Small flock of sheep.
Bebapiahnds, da, a. He who is to be rebap-
ze
Rebaptizár, va. V. Rebautisar.
Rebasadéro, sm, (Nau.) Difficult of passage.
0 va, (Nau.) To sail past any difficult
Past
Rebastár, on. To be more than enough.
Rebatár, ea. V. Arrebatar.
Rebate, em. Dispute, disagroement,
Rebatimiénto, sm. Repulston,
Rebatiña, 8/7. V. Arrebatiña, Andar á la
rebatiita, To scramble for.
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refute: settle accounts.
ár, va. To rumple, wrinkle.
Rebatir, ca. To resist; ward off; object; as em. A petty farmer.
rt. | Rebu
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Bebáto, em A cal ep alarm, fit;
Rebautización, q/. Act of rebaptizing.
Rebantizér, ex. To rebaptize.
Hopton Hy o dd tractabl
ca, a. ned, in e
seer te er. To revolt; resist, oppose;
excite.
Rebélde, sm. Rebel. (able.
Robélde, a. Rebellious; stubborn, intract-
Rebeldía, 4/. RBebelllousness, contumacy;
stubbornness (Law) Default
Rebellón, g/. Rebellion, insurrection.
Rebellin, sm. (Fort.) Ravelin.
Rebelón, na, a, Restive, stubborn horse.
Rebencázo, sm. Blow with a port-rope.
Rebijo, em. Mufiler. wrapper. (Prov.) Por-
tion of tithe paid in money.
Rebullicio, sm. Great clamor or tamult.
Rebullir, on. To stir, begin, move.
Roburujár, ea. (Coll.) To wrap up; pack.
Reburujén, sim. A careleasly made bundle.
oo ef. Research; gleaning ; refuse, re-
maina,
Rebuscadór, ra, @. Gleaner; researcher.
Robuscár, va, To search, inquire with great
Ps sips eas
ebúsco, em. Rescarch; gleaning.
Rebutír, ea. (Prov.) To staff, fill ap.
Rebuznadór, ra, 8. Brayer. be 7
bo a
Rebendecir, on. To bless or consecrate anew. | Rebúzno, sm, Braying of an ass.
Rebónque, am. Rope for whipping. Reben-
au.) Port-rope.
que 6 portas,
Rebéza, ea (Nau.) Change in the course of | Recád
tides or currents.
Rebézo, sm. Pouting lip.
Rebién, ad. Very well. [timo.
Rebinadúra, «f (Agr.) Ploughing a third
Rebinár, ea. (Agr.) V. Terciar. er.
Rebisabaéla, af The great-great grandmoth-
Ecbisabuélo, em. The great-great gran
E ts Rebizntóta, ef Th rr
ebisnióta, ta, af The “grea
epee ee Rebiznióto, en, The great-great
ndson.
Reblandecér, oa. To make bland or tender.
Rebociño, am. A short cloak or mantle.
Rebollár, em. Thicket of oak saplin
Rebollidúra, ef (Gunn.) Honeycomb; flaw | Recalzár.
in tho bore of ordnance. [of a tree.
Rebállo, am. (Bot.) The Turkey oak. Trunk
Rebollúdo, da, a. V. Rehecho and Dodie.
A rudo, hard diamond.
Reboñár, en, (Prov.) To stop a water-mill
on account of too much water.
Rebosadéro, em Place where any thing
overflows.
Rebosadúra, É: Overflow of a liquid vessol.
Rebosár, va. To overfiow ; abound; display.
Rebotadéra, ¢f Iron plate which raises the
nap on cloth to be shorn. [er.
Rebotadór, ra, £. One who rebounds; clinch-
Rebotár, on. To rebound; change color.—
oa, To clinch a spike or nail; repeL—or.
To rotract. second mission.
Rebóte, em. Rebound. rebote, On a
Robotica, af. cts back-room.
. Rebotiga, 4/. V. Trastienda. [Icavos.
eebean am. Second growth of mulbe
Re to, ita, a. Slightly muffled or basted.
Rebozár, va. To over-baste meat.—er. To
be muffled up. [De redoso, Secretly.
Rebózo, om. Muffling one's self up; muffler.
Rebramár, va. To bellow repeatedly.
Kobrámo, em. Braying of stags.
Rebrotin, am. The second growth of clover.
Rebudiér, va. To snuffie and grunt as a wild
boar.
Rebuéno, na, a. Very good, excellent.
Rebufar, vn, To blow or snort repeatedly.
Rebúfo, em. Snorting, blowing, or sniffing.
Robujál, em. Small flock of cattlo; a smal
pioce oe arablo land.
d- | Recal
Rebuznár, va. To bray. (Joc.) To
Recabár, oa. To obtain by entreaty.
Recadéro, am. (Prov.) Porter, messenger.
o, 81m. Message, errand; present, gift;
compliments; daily provisions; tool, tm-
plement; record.
Recaér, on. To fall back, pa yd devolve.
Recaida, af Relapse; a secon full.
Recaláda, ef (Nau.) Tho act of doscrying
the land; landfall. le stand in shore.
ar, oa. To soak with liquor. (Nau.)
cadaménte, ad. Closely; vehemently.
RKocalcár, ea. To squeeze; stuffi—vr. To in-
culcate; lean back.
Recalcitrár, on, To kick with the heel;
wince; be obstinate.
Recalentamiénto, em. Excandescence.
Recalentár, va. To heat again, rekindle.
, ca, To prick a design on paper;
mould up plants; prepare mortar or com-
Récálzo, em. The repatricg a wall; outside
em. The re ng a wall; outsido
Recalzón, em. Outer felloc of a wheel,
Recamadór, ra, 4. Embroiderer.
ár, oa. To embroider with raised
work, fret. pears.
Recdmara, /. Wardrobe; household furni-
Recamarilla, af. A small wardrobe.
Recambiár, ea. To rechange; add the re-
exchange on a protested bill; recompense,
Recámbio, sm, A new barter; re-exchange ;
retribution.
Recímo, sm, Embroidery; button-hole with
lace and tassel.
Recanación, sf Measuring by canas,
Hecencantlls; wW. Affectation of limping and
talking.
Recantación, af Recantation, rotractation.
Recantón, sm. Corner-stone.
Recapacitar, va. To recall to mind.
Recapitalación, af Recapitulation.
Recapitular, va. To recapitulate, sum up,
ef. Additional tax; second charge
of fire-arms.
Recargár, va. To remand to mon a
new charge; renew the attack; reload.
Recárgo, sm. Anew charge of accusation ;
rio E a wa
Recáta, af. The act of tasting again.
Recatadaménte, ad. Cautiously ; modestly;
cunningl
1} Recatádo, da, a. Pradent, clroumspect; shy ;
honest, candid, modest.
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Recatár, va. To secrete; taste again.—or.
To take care; doubt.
Recateár, en. To haggle. V. Regatear.
af V. Regatoneria.
Recáto, sm. Prudence, caution; modesty,
honor; secrecy ; coyness.
Recatón, em. Metal socket of a lance or pike.
Recatón, na, a. and es. Y. Regaton.
Recatonázo, em. Stroke with a pike or lance.
Recatoneár, ea. To buy by wholesale, in
order to retail,
Recatoneria, Recatonía, af V. Regatoneria.
Recaudación, £f. Collection of rents or taxes,
dec. ; collector's office. .
Recandadór, sm. Tax-gatherer, collector.
Recandamiénto, am. Collection of rents,
debts, dee. ; office or district of a collector.
Recaudár, va. To collect; obtain.
AS Collection; provision; secu-
rity. Recado.
Recavér, od. To dig a second time.
Recazár, oa. To seize prey.
Becázo, em. Guard of a sword; back of the
blade of a knife.
ped tart &
nation of ill. V. Reeelo.
tadúra, y. ven of bread. á
Recentál, a. A suck ing lamb.
Recentár, oa. To put leaven into dough to
raise it. V. Renovarse.
Receñir, va. To regird, gird tight.
Recepción, 4/. Reception, acceptation.
Recópta, ef V. Receta.
Receptación, q/. Reception of stolen goods.
Receptáculo, sm. Receptacle ; refuge; gutter.
Receptadór, em. Receiver; abettor.
Receptár, va. To receive stolen goods ; abet.
—or. To take refuge.
Receptivo, va, a. Receptive.
Recépto, em. Asylum, refage. {erty.
Receptor, ra, a. A receiver of stolen prop-
Receptir, sm, Recelver, treasurer; secro-
tary to a delegate judge.
ptoría, 4% Receiver's or treasurer's
office; power of a fags judge.
Recésit, sm. Vacation. Recle,
sm. ss; rocesslon.
Recéta, 4/. Recipe; memorandum or order
for goods,
Recetadór, sm. Prescriber of medicines.
Recetár, va. To prescribe; make extrava-
t charges. [tiona,
Recetirio, em. Apothecary's file of prescrip-
Recetéro, sm. Who preserves prescriptions
of physicians. Receteros, Peddlers.
Recetica, illa, ita, 4f. A small prescription.
Recetór, em, Receiver, treasurer.
Recetoria, 4f. Treasury.
Rechazador, ra, s. Repeller.
Rechazamiénto, em. Repulsion.
Rechazár, va. To repel, repulse; contradict.
Recházo, sm. Rebound, reaction.
Rechifla, af. Whistle, whistling of the winds.
Rechinador, ra, a, Creaker.
Eechinamieénto, em. Creaking of a machine,
gnashing of teeth.
Rechinánte, pa. Creaking; gnashing.
Rechinár, on. To creak, clash; grate; un-
dertake with reluctance.
Rochíno, am. Creaking, clang, clash.
. | Reclamaci
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Rechéncho, cha, a. Chubby.
Reciál, am. Rapid.
Reciaménte, ad. Strongly, forcibly.
Recibidéro, ra, 7. Recelvable.
Recibidér, sm. Receiver; administrator.
Recibiónte, pa. Receiving.
Recibimténto, em. Receipt ; entertainment;
antechamber, (of; suffer ; admit.
Recibir, va. To a receive; take charge
Recibo, sm. Reception; receipt. Madera
de rectho, Timber fit for servico.
Récien, ad. Recently, lately.
Reciénte, ad. Recent, new, modern.
Recienteménte, ad. Recently, newly, just
now.
Recinchár, va. To bind with a girdle,
Recinto, sm. Precinct, district.
Récio, cia, a. Stout, strong; coarse; rude;
arduous, rigid.
Réclo, ad, eisai ; rapidly ; vehemently.
are lech (0 Y Prescription; displeas-
ure, Ss
Recipiénte, em, (Chem.) aio! dea recelver.
Reciprocación, 47 TE ber on, mutuality.
Reclprocamentes ad, iprocally, muta-
y.
Reciprocar, va. To reciprocate.
Reciprocidád, af Reciprocation.
Reciproco, ca, a. Reciprocal, mutual.
Recisión, 4f Rocision, abrogation.
Recisimo, ma, a, Most vehement.
Recitación, af. Recitation, reciting.
Recitádo, sm, (Mus.) Recitative.
Recitadór, ra, €. Reciter. lg
Recitinta, ta, s. V. Comediante and Far-
Recitar, va. To recite, rehearse.
Recitatlvo, va, a. Recitative.
Reciura, 8/. Strength, force.
Recizálla, Y Second filings or fragments.
D, @ Reclamation ;
strance. —wvn. To contradict, oppose.
Reclamár, 02. To decoy ; reclaim, demand.
Reclame, em, (Nau.) Shesvo-hole in a top-
mast-head.
Roclámo, sm. Decoy-bird ; call; allurement,
inducement; reclamation; tic-block.
Récle, sm. Rest from choir-duties.
Reclinación, 4f Reclining.
Reclinádo, a. Reclined, recambent.
Reclinár, ea. and #. To recline, lean back.
Reclinatério, 4m. Couch, thing to lean on,
Recluir, va. To shnt up, seclude,
Reclusión, sf. Reclusion ; recess,
Reclúso, sa, a. and a. Recluse.
Reclusório, sm. Recess, place of retirement.
Reclúta, y. Recruiting; supply.—sm. Re-
crult, [cruiting.
Reclutadór, em, A person employed in re-
Reclatamiénto, em. Recruiting. [pliea.
Reclutár, va. To recruit; replace by sup-
Recobráble, a. Recoverable. A
Becobrár, va. To recover.—or. To regain
Ns recollect. (things lost,
bro, sm. Recovery, restoration of
Recocér, va. To boil again, boil too much.—
er. To consume with rage. [dono.
Recócho, cha, a. Botled too much, over-
Recocido, da, a. Over-bolled ; skilfal, clever;
over-ripe, dried up.
Recodadero, em, Place for ie
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Recolár, on. and sr. To lean on the elbow.
Recódo, am. An angle jatting out.
Recogedéro, sm. Store-room.
Recogedór, em. Gatherer, gleaner.
Recogér, on. To retake; gather, collect,
hoard; receive, shelter.—or. To take
shelter; reform; meditate.
Recogidas, 8/. pt. Women of a penitentiary.
aroeog dam nte, ad. Retiredly. (tracted.
ogido, da, a. Retired, secluded: con- | Reco
Recogimiénto, em. Collection, assemblage ;
retreat; penitentiary.
Recolar, ea. To strain a second time.
Recolección, af Summary, abridgment; re-
collection; retirement; convent.
Recoléto, ta, a. Belonging to a convent.—
& Devotee; a recollect.
Recolorádo, da, a. Red-faced, red-nosed.
Recombinár, va. To recombine.
Recomendáble, a. Commendable, laudable.
Recomendableménte, ad. Laudably.
Recomendación, ef Recommendation; {n-
junction; praise; dignity. (mend.
Recomendir, va. To char enjoin ; recom-
Reoomendaticio, cla, a. Commendatory.
Recomendatório, ria, a. Recommendatory.
Recompónsa, £/. Compensation, satisfaction;
ward. warded.
re
Recompensáble, a. Capable of being re-
Recompensación, 8/. Compensation, reward,
recompense. [fee.
Recompensár, ea. To recompense, reward,
Recomponér, ea. To rocompose, mend.
Recomposición, 6% (Chem.) Recompositlon.
Reconcentramlénto, sm, Concentricity.
Reconcentrár, ca. To introduce; concentre;
dissemble.—or. To root. tion.
Reconciliación, @ Reconciliation ; explana-
Roconciliáble, a. Reconcilable.
Reconcillador, ce Reconciliator, recon-
Reconcillár, ea. To reconcilo; accommo-
date; consecrate.—or. To confess offences.
Reconciliatório, ria, a. Concillatory.
Reconcomérse, or. To scratch frequently
from itching.
Reconcómio, sm. Itching; fear; craving.
Recóndito, ta, 4. Recondite, secret, hidden,
abstruse.
Reconducción, af Renewal of a lease.
Reconducir, va. To renew a lease or con-
tract
Reconfesár, or. To confess again.
Reconocedór, ra, & Examiner.
Reconocér, za. To try, ascertain; confess ;
consider; recognize; scout. [edly.
Reconocidaménte, ad. Gratefully, confess-
Reconocido, da, a. and s. Confessed ; grate-
ful; recogn
Reconociénte, pa. Recognizing.
Reconocimiénto, sm. Recognition; acknow]-
edgment, gratitude; recognizance; in-
spection, os
Reconquista, af Keconquest.
Reconquistár, va. To a
Reconstrucción, Y V. Reedificacion,
Recontánte, pa. Repeating, reporting.
Recontár, ea. To recount.
Reconténto, sm. Content.
Reconténto, ta, a. Very content.
Perea eer: on. To recover from sickness.
ciler. | Recrecé
Reconvención, af Charge, accusation ; re-
proach. [recriminate.
Reconvenir, va. To charge, accuse; retort,
Recopilación, af Summary, abridgment.
Recopiladór, em. Compiler, abridger.
Recopilár, va. To abridge, compile.
Recoquin, em. A chubbed little fellow.
Recordáble, a. Worthy of being recorded.
Recordación, af. Remembrance.
rdadór, ra, 8. Recorder.
Recordánte, pa. Recording, reminding.
Recordár, va. To remind.—on. To awaken.
—or. To hit upon. [may be recorded.
Recordativo, va, a. That which records or
Recorrér, va. To run over, survey; peruse ;
mend.—on. To recur, have recourse to.
Recortádo, sm. Figure of paper; piece of ,
painting not well finished.
, va. To cut away, ‘shorten, pare
off; cut figures; delineate.
Recórte, sm. Outline. Recortes, Scallops.
Recorvár, ca. Y. Encorvar.
Recórvo, va, a. V. Corwo.
Recosér, va. To sow
Recostadéro, am. Res ne place.
Recostádo, da, a. Recumbent, reclined.
Recostár, oa. To lean against, recline.—or.
To go to rest; repose.
Recóva, af Purchasing in the country pro-
visions, &c., to retail in town; pack of
hounds. (Prov.) Shed, stall. [tion.
Recovéco, am. Turning, winding; simula-
Recovéro, sm. Huckster.
Récre, sn. Vacation of choristers.
ón, q. Recreation, amusement.
Recrefr, cu. To amuse, delight, gratify,
recreate.
Recreativo, va, 7. Recreative, diverting.
r, on. To grow again; be over-
grown; happen.
Recrecimiénto, sm. Growth, Increase.
ión da, a. Intractable: applied to a
awk.
Recrementício, cia, a. Recrementitious.
Recreménto, em. Recrement, dregs, dross,
scoria. [of amusement.
Recréo, em. Recreation ; amusement; place
Recriminación, e Reacriminacion.
Recriminár, va. V. Reacriminar.
Rectaménte, ad. Rightly, justly, fairly.
Rectángnlo, la, a. Rectangular.
Rectángulo, sm. Rectangle.
Rectificación, af. Rectification.
Kectificár, va. To rectify; clarify, redistil.
Rectificativo, va, a. Rectifier or corrector.
Rectilineo, nea, 4. Rectilinear, rectilineous.
Rectitad, ¢f Straightness; uprightness; ex-
Risto tae Straight; upright, honest.
éoto, ta, A. ; upright, hone:
Récto, em. (Anat.) Rectum. [curate.
Rectér, ra, & Supertor of a community; a
Rectorádo, em. Rectorship.
Rectorál, a. Rectorial.
Rectorár, vn. To be made a rector.
Rectoría, af Rectory, curacy.
Récua, af Drove of beasts of burden.
Recuadrár, va. V. Cuadricular.
Recuádro, sm. (Arch.) Square compartment.
Recuáje, sm. Duty for the of cattle.
Recuárta, 2f. One of the chords of a guitar.
a rip or rent,
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Recudiménto, Recudimiónto, sm. Power | Redóble, sm. Repeated; double beat on the
vested to gather rents.
Recudir, va. V. Acudir.—on. To rebound,
revert; meet.
Recuénto, sm, (Prov.) Inventory; recen-
sion, muster, recognition.
Recuérdo, sm Remembrance, memento;
Recuéro, sm. Muleteer.
Recuésto, sm. Declivity.
Recúla, af. Recoll, retrocession. [recoil.
Reculdda, af. The falling of a ship astern;
Recular, on. To fall back, recoil.
Recúlo, la, a. Hen having no tail
Reculénes (A’), ad. (Col } Retrogradely.
Recuperáble, a. Recoverable.
Recuperación, af, Recovery, recuperation.
Kecuperadér, ra, 8. Rescuer, redocmer.
Recuperár, va. To recover, rescue, regain.
—or. To be convalescent.
Recuperativo, va, a. That which recovers.
Recúra, sf. Comb-saw.
Recurúr, ea. To open tho tecth of combs,
Rocurrir, oa. To recur, have recourse to.—
on. To revert.
Recúrso, sm. Recourse; appeal.
Recusáble, a. Exceptionable.
Recusación, 8f. Exception; recusation.
Recusánte, pu. Refusing; recusant.
Foose, va. To refuse, admit; recuse; ob-
Rat en grate of the parlor of
af. Net; of the parlor of a con-
apie strong prison; snaro, fraud; silk
colf, [and publishing a paper.
Redacción, y. Compllement; the editing
Redactár, 07. To compile, edit, publish a
newspaper.
Redactor, em. Compiler, editor, publisher.
Redáda, 4/. Casting a net, a netful of fish;
maltitude, crowd.
Redáño, sm, (Anat.) Caul, kell.
Redár, ea. To cast a net,
Redargución, $1. Retort, refutation.
R úír, ea. To retort, reply.
Redecita, 8/, A small net.
Redocílla, 4f. A head-dress formerly used.
AOS Bavirone Al rededor, Round
abou
Redél, em. (Nau.) Loof-frame, [ance.
Redención, sf. Redemption ; ransom ; asetst-
Redentór, ra, 8. Nuestro Redentor, Our
Redeomer, Jesus Christ.
Redéro, sm. Net-maker; a catcher with a
net of birds and fish.
Redéro, ra, a. Reticular; reticulated.
Bodición, 8f. Repetition. _[a second time.
Rediezmár, va. "To decimate again, to tithe
Rediézmo, em. The ninth part of crops al-
ready tithed.
Redil, em. Sheepfold.
Redimible, a. Redeemable. [sucoor.
Redimir, va, To redeem, rescue, ransom;
Rodingóto, em. Riding-coat. bution.
Redistribución, af A new or second distri-
Rédito, am. Revenue, rent, [profit
Redituáble, Reditual, a, Producing rent or
Redituár, va. To yield any benefit or profit;
to rent. thick.
Redobládo, da, a. Redoubled: stout and
Redoblamiénto, em. Reduplication.
Redoblár, va. To redouble; increase; rivot.
drum; amplification of a discourse.
Redoblegár, ca. V. Redobiar and Doblegar.
Redolino, #m. Wheel for drawing lots,
Redéma, sm. Vial; a flask; present to a
newly married couple.
Redomadázo, za, a. artful or ely.
Redomádo, da, a. Ártfal sly, dote
Redomázo, sm. Stroke or blow with a bottle
of ink, [hood; pasta und.
Redénda, a. A ball, of silk.—4f Neighbor-
Redondaménte, ad, In circumference;
roundly, plainly. round.
Redondeamiénto, em. The act of making
Kedondeár, ca. To round.—or. To extricato
one's self from difficulties and debta.
Redondél, am. ora round cloak; acircle,
Redondéla, 4f Table-stand.
Redondéte, a. Roundish, circular.
Redondéz, ef. Roundness, circular form.
Redondilla 4f Roundel or roundelay.
Redóndo, da, a. Circular, spherical; Roman:
pue to letters; manifest, straight.
ndo, $. epee hard cash; globe, orb.
Der o, In round clothes. figure.
Redondón, sm, A circle or orbicular
Redopélo, sm. Rubbing cloth against the
pos ; scufile, affray. Al redopelo, Pre-
posterously.
Redór, em. A round mat.
Rédro, ad. Behind, backwards.—em. Circles
on the horns of cattle, indicating their age.
Redrójo, Redruéjo, sm. Grapes remaining
after the vin : after-fruit or blossom.
Redrojuélo, sm. (Coll.) Languid boy.
Redrúña, ef Left hand or side, V. Vuelta,
Eeducción, af. Reduction; conversion; dis-
solution, liquefaction.
Reducible, a, Reducible, convertible.
Reducido, da, a. Reduced, diminished, nar-
row.
Reducimiénto, sm. Reduction.
Reducir, va. To reduce; barter; convert;
abridge; confine.
Reductillo, sm. A. small redoubt.
Reductivo, va, 2%. Reductive.
Redficto, em. (Fort.) Redoubt. [excess.
Redundáncia, ef Su nity, redundance;
A pa. and a. Redundant, super-
uous.
Redundanteménte, ad. Redundantly.
Redundár, on. To exundate, overflow; re-
dound.
Redaplicación, af Reduplication, tive.
Rednplicádo, da, a Reda licate, nodules:
Redupli o reduplicate, redouble.
cár, 04,
Redu licativo, a Rednplicative.
Reedificacién, af Rebuilding.
Reedificadór, ra, $. Rebuilder, re-edifier.
Recdificár, ea. To rebuild; re-edify.
Reelección, 8f. Re-election. (ed.
Reclécto, ta, pp. trr. of Reelegir, Re-elect-
Reelegir, va, To re-elect. [bark,
Reembarcár, va. and vr. To reship, re-em-
Reembárco, em. Ro-embarkation, reship-
ment.
Reemb , va. To embargo a second time.
bie, a. Reimbursable.
Reembolsár, va. To recover money ad-
vanced; reimburse. FA
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Reembóleo, em. Reimbursement.
Reemplazár, va. To replace, restore.
aaron
the mill
Reempleér, ea. To re-employ, repurchase.
Reencargár, oa, To recommend again, re-
charge.
ces eagerly.
Reencomendár, ea, To commend n,
Reencuéntro, sm. Rencounter, collision:
skirmish ; scuffle.
Reenganchar, ca. To ro-enlist—vr. To en-
list one's self again.
Reenganchamiénto, Reengánche, am. (Mil)
Act of re-enlisting again; bounty money.
Reengendradór, sm. Kestorer; regenerator.
Reengendramiénto, sm. Regeneration.
Reengendránte, pa. Regenerating ; restoring.
ndrár, va. To regenerate, reproduce;
revive. :
Reensayér, va. To assay again.
Reensáye, sm. Second assay.
Reesperár, va. To have great ho
Reexaminación, 4/. Re-examination.
Reexaminár, va. To re-examine. [ration.
| eons refreshment; ng
a. False, deceitful. lK It.
Refájo, am. A mountaincer's or highlander's
Rebeca; Y. Refoction, refreshment; repa-
on,
Refectório, em. Refectory.
Referéncia, af. Reference, relation to.
Referendário, sm. Public registrar.
Referénte, a. Referring, referrible.
Referible, a. Referrible.
Referir, va. To refer, relate, report; direct;
mark weights and measures.
Refertéro, ra, a. Quarrelsome, wrangling.
Rofigurár, ea. To retrace an image formerly
seen or conceived. By-the-by.
Refilón (De), ad. Sharply, artfully.—ad.
Refina, 4/. A kind of su e wool.
Refinacion, 47 Purification, defecation,
ape ote as Refiner, a long cylindrical
stone called mano, used to work chocolate,
Refinádo, da, a. Refined, subtle, artful ; nice,
Refinador, em. Refiner. [ment.
Refinadúra, x Refining, aah ing; refine-
Refinár, ea, To refine, purify; bring to per-
fection.
Refino, na, 4. Double refined.
Ket ino, em, Grocer's shop. V. Refinacton.
Refirmár, oa. To strengthen, secure, ratify.
Refitoléro, ra, a, One who bas the care of
the Sa e
Refitór, em. In bishoprics, the portion of
tithe received by the cathedral chapter.
Refitério, em. Refectory. V. oro:
Reflectár, Reflectir, on. (Opt.) To reflect,
back, mark.
cast
Ref] Craft, cunning; roflection, re-
Refldtr, on. To reflect the rays of light; to
meditate.—va. V. Reflezionar.
Refléjo, am. Reflex, light reflected.
Refiéjo, ja, a Refi reflex.
Reflexibili y. Reflexibility.
pene ble, a e efect led
Refloxión, af (Cato on: app
to light; reee consideration.
Retexionér, en. To reflect, meditate, con-
er.
Replacing; substitute in| siderate.
Reflexivaménte, ad. Refiexively.
Reflexivo, va, a. Reflexive, reflective; con-
[former splendor.
Reflorecér, en. To reflourish; to
Refluénte, pa. and a. Rofluent.
Refluir, en. To flow back, reflow.
Reflújo, em. Reflux.
Ebb or ebb-tide.
Refocilación, ¢f Restoration
Refoci
: rength
Refocilo, em. Refocillation, pleasure.
Reforjár, og. To reforge, execute again.
Reforma, «sf. Reform, correction, amend-
ment; dismission from office.
Reformáble, a, Reformable,
Reformación, 4% Reformation, reform.
Reformádo, em. A reformed officer, an offi-
cer on half-pay, a reformado; disbanded.
Reformadór, ra, a. Reformer, corrector.
Reformár, ea. ahd vr. To reform; correct,
mend; reduce; dismisa, discharge.
Reformativo, va, Reformatério, ria, a. Re-
formatory, corrective.
Refórme, em. Correction. V. Reforma,
Reforzida, ef. Narrow tape, list, or fillot; a
small sausage; bass cord of an instru-
ment.
Reforzádo, da, a. Strengthened. (tape.
Reforzádo, sm. V. Reforeada. A kind of
Reforzár, va, To strengthen, fortify; ani-
mate.—or. To be strengthened and re-
covered,
Refosóto, am. (Fort.) Cuvette in a fosse.
Refracción, 8f. (Diop ) Refraction, as of light.
Refractário, ria, a. Refractory.
Refracto, ta, a. Refracted: applied to light.
Refrin, em. Proverb. Tener refranes,
RA eee
Rafraneble a Hetran ble.
fregadúra, af Y. egon,
Refregamiénto, em. Frication, friction.
a va. To cate, rub; reprove.—
or. To be stained all over, _
Refregón, em. Frication, friction; a brief
conversation.
Refretr, ea. To fry excessively.
Refrenamiénto, em. Refrenación, ef. The
act of refraining; refrenation.
Refrenár, ea. To curb a horse; refrain,
coerce, rein.
Refrendación, ef Legalization. [tersign.
Refrendér, va. To eee a public act, coun-
Refrendário, em. Public registrar.
Refrendéta, af. Counter-signaturo.
Refrescadór, em. Refresher, refrigerator.
Refrescad ira, af. Refreshing.
Rofrescánte, pa. Cooling, refreshing.
Refrescér, va. To refresh, cool; refrigerate ;
oi iced liquors.—on. To cool; take the
Refrescativo, va, a. Refreshing.
Refrésco, sm. Refreshment; ice-cream ; any
fresh bev
ef. 7 scuffle, strife. [wind.
ef. A short, variable galo of
Y. Refrigeration, cooling.
ran rativa —
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Refrigerér,
Refrigerativo, va, a. Refrigerative, cooling.
Refrigeratório, em. Refrigeratory.
Refrigerlo, sm. Refrigeration, refreshment;
comfort. [tive.
Refringénte, pa. and a. Refracting; refrac-
Refringir, va. To rofract or intercept the
rays of light.
pp. trr. of Refretr.
Refrotár, ea. To rub again.
Refrnólle, em. A net for catching fish.
Refaórzo, em. Reinforcement, aid; crotchet.
lo, da, a. Sheltered; a refugee or
emigrant.
Refugiár, va. To shelter, afford protection.
—or. To take refage, fly to for shelter.
Refugio, sm. Refage, retreat, asylum.
Refulgéncia, ¢f Refulgence, splendor.
Refulgónte, a. Refulgent. [anew.
Refundición, ef, The act of casting metals
Refundir, va. To cast metals anew; con-
tain.—on. To convert to any thing.
Refonfuñadúra, 4. Growling, grumbling.
V. Refunfuilo.
Rofunfuñár, va. To snarl, grow!, grumble.
Refunfaio, em. Grambling, murmuring,
growl.
Refutación, af. Refutation, confutatlon.
Refutáble, a. Refutable.
Refutadór, sm. Refuter.
Refutér, vu. To refute, convict. V. Rehusar.
Refutatério, ns a. That which refutes.
Regadúra, 4f Watering-pan; canal for irri-
on.
Regadero, em. V. Reguera.
Regadio, em. land.
Regaidio, ia, a. Irrigated,
Reyadizo, za, a. That which can be irrigated.
Hoang, em. Instrament used by comb-
ers; the right to a share of water for
irrigating lands.
Eogadúre, 4% Irrigation.
Regajál, KegáJo, a. Puddle or pool of stag-
nant water and dirt.
Regála, af (Nau.) Ganwale or gunnel.
Regalada, y/. King's stables.
Reguladaménte, ad. Delicately, pleasantly.
Regalado, da, a. Convenient, delicate, dainty.
Regaladór, ra, 2. Entertainer; person of a
generous disposition.
Regalar, va. To regale, entertain; caress;
gratify; cherish.
Regaldjo, sm. A small gift.
Regalero, sm. Purveyor of frnit and flow-
ers for the royal family.
Regalia, y. ia, the ensigns of royalty ;
privilege. A Saly Scere
Regalicia, Regaliza, Y . Regalías,
Regalito, sm. A small present.
Regalillo, em. A small presont; muff for the
Regaliólo, em. (Orn.) Golden-crested wren.
Regaliz, em. (Bot.) Licorice. giant.
Regálo, em. Present; pleasure, cation ;
criar br a. Delicate; spoiled, pampered.
iénto, sm, Irrigation.
Reganár, ec. To regain.
Regantio, ía, a. Watered. V. Regadio.
Regañáda, sf. A kind of cake. [ing.
Regañádo, da, a. Given ralactantly; frown-
aa aaa ra, €. Grumbler; cross.
va, To cool, refresh, refrigerate. | Regañamiénto, em. Grambling, snarling,
growl
Regañár, en. To snarl, murmur, grumble;
be peor or cross; reprimand.
Regañár, en. To yelp, how] repeatedly.
Regaiio, am. Torvity, sourness or sternness
of look; reprimand; scorched bread.
ón, ba, a, Snarling, growling, cross;
grumbler,
Regár, va. To water, irrigate; moisten.
esta Y. A small channel of water into
gardens,
Regatár, on. (Naw) V. Regatear.
Regáte, sm. Lacape, evasion.
os on. To riggle; use evasions.—v4.
o haggle, be tedious in a bargain; retail
provisions; decline the execution of a
Regalo, em. Hageling or bartering, chop:
em. Haggling or ng, cho
Regaterla, 8f. Huckster's shop. Y. Rage:
tonería, A Vv. ett
Regatóro, ra, 4. and 4 Haggling, hawker.
Seco ere grrr ias ara
gatón, na, & Huckster; haggler ; e
ferrule.—a. Retailing. ] : :
Regatoneár, on. To huckster.
Regatonería, ¢f Huckster's shop; huckster.
Regazár, oa. To tuck up. V. Arregasar.
Regazo, sim Lap of a woman; fond re-
see cri hi lity
nc . ney; regentship; re .
Eegeneración, 4/. Regeneration; granulation
itepeaisrkda. da, ck Regecerda vegocaralal
egenerádo, da, a. Regene regene
Regenerár, va. To regenerate, reproduce,
Rege nerativo, va, a. Regonerative, gener-
ating.
Regénta, 4f. Wife of a regent.
Regentár, va. To rule; govern; domineer.
Regénte, sm. Regent; master or lecturer of
universities; manager, director. . Ru-
ling. edant,
meer on re spp rulo; be a
ra, /. (Nau.) Stern-fast, stern-moorin
Régiamente, ad, Royally. i
Regibádo, da, a. Humpbacked, gibbous,
Regicida, sm. Regicide.
Hegicullo, nied ie pce
Regidór, 4m. Alderman; governor; direct-
or.—a. V. Regitivo. ?
Regidóra, Y. An alderman's wife.
Hegidors, duria, 4/. Governorship; al-
erm. :
Regiléra, ef. A plaything; a paper windmill.
men, sn, en, management, sys-
tem. (Gram.) Government of verbs,
Regimiénto, em. Administration, govern-
ment; municipality; diet; regiment.
ands, | Régio, gia, a. Royal, kingly; stately, ma
nificent, dd [of the body.
Región, af. Region, tract of land; a cavit
Regionál, a. Belonging to a region or die.
trict. ee —on. To obey the helm.
Regir, va. To rule, govern, direct; conduct,
Registrádo, da, a. Registered.
Registradór, sm. Register, registrary, record-
er; searcher; controller; toll-gatberer.
Registrar, ea. To survey, inspect; investi-
gate, control; register, record.
Registro, 927, or opened an entry
REG
of goods; enrolling office. V. Protocolo,
Register; a certiticate of entry ; regulator
of a watch or clock.
Regitár, V. Lc
Regitivo, va, a. Ruling, governing.
Rovizgir, on. (Prov.) To shudder with cold.
Regla, ef. Rule, ruler; rule of religious or-
ders; maxim, statute; principle; mod-
eration; order; measure. egla Aja,
Rogiadamór te, ad. Regularly, order!
nte, ad. y, orderly.
Regládo, da, a. Regnlated, temperate.
ont em, Regulation, ordinance, by-
aw.
[or. To reform.
e; regulate, measure.—
: rule maker or seller.
Lead put between lines
used by masons.
Native of a kingdom.
rd. Joyfully.
Joyfal, rejoicing, festive.
tejolcer, cheerer.
gladden, cheer, exult.—
merry.
deasure, merriment; re-
oll.) To be merry, re-
d; dally, trifle; assume
ce,
, mirth, merriment; a
a f a thing carnestly de-
sired; joke. tle boy.
Regójo, ¢m. Crum or piece of bread: a lit-
Regojuélo, sm. A very small morsel of bread.
Regolár, sm. (Prov.) Scholar, student.
Regoldadór, em. (Low) He who belches.
Reno dane, na, 4. Applied to the wild chest-
n
u
Regoldár, on. To eruct; boast, brag.
Rogolfár, on. a r. To rd beck. E
Rególfo, em. ax; whirlpool; ‘
Hecomel oe á
Rees v ro an arab
na, 4/. canal for irrigating.
Regordéte, ta, a. Chubbed, plump.
társe, or. To delight, dally,
Regósto, am. Delight, P easuro.
Regraciación, af. Act of thanking, gratitude.
Regraciár, va. To testify gratitude, thank.
, on. To return to a place; recover
possession of a church benefice.—ea. To
ión Oy Rots yield to others.
n, 8/. Return; regress.
ah ple em. Return, regress; reversion,
evolution.
Regruañír, on. To snarl, growl.
Reguardárse, er. To take care of one's self.
Regiiéldo, sm. Belch; boast, brag.
Reguéra, af. Canal for watering lands; stern
of a ship; tail of a greyhound.
Reguerica, lla, ita, 4f A amall canal for wa-
tering lands.
guéro, sm. A small rivulet. V. Reguera,
Keguerén, em. The principal canal of irri-
gation.
Reguizár, va. To patch a suit of clothes.
Regulación, af. ulation, adjustment;
computation.
Regul oe am a. Regulated; orderly, regular.
Rehilo, em. Shivering.
Rehinchimiénto, em. The act of
Rehogar, va. To dress meat, Mag it with
Rehollér, va. To trample under" foot. V
Rehóya, af. V. Rehoyo.
REI
Regnladór, ra, & Regulator; prebendary,
who acts as teller at a scrutiny. :
Regular, ca. To dra adjust; put in or-
der.—a<. Regular, order Y moderate; com-
mon, frequent; probable.
Herclés, em, Regular, in the Catholic
church; person who belongs to a religious
order. [exact discipline.
Regularidád, y. Regularity, order; custom;
Regularménte, ad. ly; ordinarily,
nerally. isk, (Orn.) Wagtall
lo, sm. Chief of a petty state; -
Regurgitación, % (Med.) itation.
Regurgi , on. To itate, overflow.
Rehabilitación, 4f Rehabilitation.
Rehabilitár, va. To rehabilitate; reinstate ;
refit, repair. {its.
Rehab! or. To return to vicious hab-
Rehacér, va. To mend, repair, make again ;
add new strength and vigor. — *
Rehacimiénto, 672. Renovation, renewal.
Rebácio, cia, a. Obstinate, stubborn.
Rehárto, ta, pp. trr. of Rehartar. Super-
saturated.
Rehartár, va To satiate again,
Rehécho, cha,
a. Renewed, renovated ;
squat, broad-shouldered.
% ct of stuffing or refilling.
Rehenchír, va. To fill again, stuff anew.
Rehendija, Rehendrija, a/. Crevice, cleft.
Reherimiénto, em. Repulsion ; inspection of
weights. [measures and weights
Reherir, ea. To repel; inspect and mark
Reherrér, oa. To reshoe a horse.
Rehervir, on. To boil again; be blinded by
pasalon.—or. To ferment.
Rehijo, em. Shoot, sprout.
Rehiladillo, am. Ribbon. V. Hiladilo.
Rehilandéra, ¢f Windmill made of paper;
plaything.
Rehén, sm. H
Rehenchidara, y/.
Rehilár, va. To twist or contract too much.
—on, Tos er,
, reel
Rehiléte, Rehilero, sm. A kind of shuttle-
cock played with battledoors.
{stuffing again.
filling or
butter. r,
ehoyár, va. To dig holos for planting trees.
Rehóyo, em. A deep hole or pit.
Rehu o Y. A second flight; rapid tarn of
hunted game,
Rehair, on. To withdraw; return; reject.
—wva. To deny or refuse.
Rehundir, va. To sink; melt metals; waste,
dissipate.—on. To increase peroeptn! E
Rohurtádo, da, a. Making windings: applied
to game; artfully evasive, delusive,
Rehurtirse, or. To take a different route
from whence it rose.
Reháúrto, em. A movement of the body to
avoid impending danger; a shrug.
Rehusar, ea. To refuse, decline.
Reible, 4. Laughable. V. Risidle.
Reidéro, em. Immoderate laughter.—a,
Ready to laugh.
Reidór, ra, €. Laugher.
Reimpresión, 3/. Reimpresston of a book,
dec. ; number of copies reprinted at once.
Reimprimir, va, To reprint. 0.
Reina, ef Queen. Retna mora, Y. Infer-
Reinádlo, em. Rel,
Reininte, pa. Re
Reinár, va. To reign, govern, command;
E ing.
gning, excelling; prevail-
predominate. [vice.
Reincidéncia, 4/. Relteration; relapse into
Reincidénte, pa. Reiterating, relapsing.
Reincidir, vn. Tu relapse into vice or error;
Ralncorporacié /. Rel ti
cinco n, £f. Reincorporation.
Relncorporár, ea. To incorporate a second
time.—or. To reimbody.
Reino, sm. Kingdom, reign; vegetable or
rra aoe E rt
ntegración, af ntegration.
Relntegrár, va. To reintegrate, restore.—
er. To bo reinstated.
Reintégro, ¢m. Redintegration.
Reir, on. To nen ; smile; sneer or scoff.
Reiteración, 8f. pos: reiteration.
Reiteradaménte, ad. Repeatedly.
Reiterár, va. To reiterate, repeat.
Reivindicación, y. (For.) very.
Relvindicár, va. To recover.
a, af pie egy eat, coulter ; iron grate.
Re , 04, Y. Arrejacar.
áda, ef. V. Arrejada.
Rejádo, em. Door or window grate.
alcár, ea, To plough. [senic.
algár, am. Realgar, red sulphuret of ar-
a em. Btroke or b
are.
Reje f Iron work manufactory.
ere pi Maker of bars, lattices, and
atrio or
Railla, ef. Lattice in confessionals; small
Réjo, em. A pointed spike; sting of an in-
sect ; quel] cn of iron; strength.
én, an. A sharp pointed dart.
qa am. Thrast with a dart.
low with a plough-
oncillo, 4m. A small lance or spear.
Rejoneadór, em. Bull-fighter who kills with
er
ejon, on.
oneár, ca. To wound bulls with the re-
ones em. The act of fighting bulls with
a dart
uéla, 4f A small grate; a foot-stove.
n.
Re
Re
a
urár, on. To swear
uvenecér, on. To grow young.
ación, af Relation, report, memoir, ac-
count; romance, ballad; correspondence,
analogy.
Relacionár, oa. To relate, report.
Relacionóro, em Reporter, narrator; bal-
lad-singer.
Relajación, y/. Relaxation, extension; re-
fon, intermission; laxity of manners.
V. Quebradura.
Relajadaménte, ad. Daconte
Rodo, a, (Coll.) Dissolute, ipated.
Relajadór, ra, a. Relaxing.
Relajami ag oe Relaxation, laxity.
Relajár, va. To relax, slacken; remit, an-
nul.—or. To be relaxed; grow vicious;
be corrupted. V. rarse,
ns ta. To lick again.—er, To relish ;
rag.
Relamido, da, a. Affected in dress.—pp. of
Relamer. [thought.
Relámpago, sm. Flash of lightning; a flash;
Relam eánte, Lightenin (kle.
Realacipanaee® on To lighten ; flash; spar-
Relampaguéo, em, Lightning.
Relampaguzár, on. V. Relumpaguear.
Relánce, em. Casting of a net; fortuitous
event.
Relanzár, oa. To repel; repulse. duct.
con-
Relápso, aa, a. Eslapsed into crimin
Relatadór, ra, 4. Relater, narrator.
Relatánte, pa. Reporting, narrating.
Relatár, va. To relate, id [tively.
Relativaménte, ad. Re ively, compara-
Relativo, va, a. Relative, comparative.
Reláto, em. Statement, narration.
Relatér, em. Relater, narrator; reporter.
Relatéra, y. The wife of a reporter of a
Rolatoria, aff Office of a reporte
e . Office of a reporter.
cd em, Washing-place.
, va. To wash aoa
Reláve, em. Second washing of metals. Re
phir Sweepings in a silversmith's shop,
Relavillo, em. Slight rewashing.
Reletr, va, To read over again, revise.
. Judicial banishment; exile.
Relegér, va. To banish; exile. {wall.
fr, on. To diminish the thickness of a
e, em. (Gunn.) work in the
chamber of a piece of ordnance.
Relénte, y Night dew. [dew.
Relentecér, on, and r. To be softened by
Relevación, 8/. Relevation; liberation; re-
lief; remission.
Relevánte, a, Excellent, eminent.
Relevár, ea. To emboss, exalt; disburden ;
assist ; forgive.
Relóvo, sm. (Mil.) Relief.
Beléx, em. A ual diminution of a wall;
a clammy moisture of the lips.
Relicário, em. Reliquary, shrine,
Reliéf, am. (MiL) Warrant to recelvo either
rank or pay that fell due during one's ab-
sence. [scraps.
Reliéve, am, Relief, rellevo, embossment;
Religa, Y/. The second portion of alloy to a
metal.
Religacién, ef Binding, tying.
Soe a,
D, Y/: on; piety.
Religionário, Roliglonista, 8. com. Rell-
onist, sectary. (moderately.
Religiosaménte, ad. Piously; punctually ;
Rellgiosidád, f Religiousness; piety; pune-
tnality. (strict.
Religióso, sa, @. Religious, pious; exact,
Relimár, va. To file again.
Relimpiár, va, To clean a second time.
Relimpio, la, a. Very clean.
Relinchadór, ra, a. Neighing.
Relinchánte, pa. Neighing.
Relinchár, on. To neigh. _
Relincho, Relinchido, em. Neigh, nelghing.
Relindo, da, a. Mb fi
Relin f au.) Bolt-rope. Reinga del
grat ead bolt-ro
Relingár, oa. (Nau.) To sew bolt-ropes to
saila—en. To rustle.
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Reliquia, ef Rolic; relics; footatep, vestige.
Rellanér, va, To relevel.—er. To stretch
one's self at full length.
Relláno, em. Landing-place of a stair.
Rellenar, oc. To fill again ; stuff with forced
meat; resate one's self.
Relléno, em. Forced meat; repletion.
Rellóno, na, a. Crop-full, satiated.
Rellónta, sm. Softness. V. Relente.
Rellentecér, on. To be softened. V. Relen-
* facer.
Relóco, ca, (Coll.) Raving mad.
Reláj, em. Clock, watch.
Relojéra, 4% Clock-casc; watchmaker's wife.
Relojería, af. Clock and watch making;
watchmaker's shop.
Relojéro, am. Watch and clock maker.
Reluchar, on. To struggle, wrestle, strive,
Reluciónte, a. Relucent, light, clear.
Relucir, on. To shine, glisten, glitter; excel.
Relumbrante, pa. Resplendent.
Relumbrár, on. To sparkle, shine, glare.
Relúmbre, sm. Coppery or irony taste.
Relumbréra, af V. Lumbrera. [ness.
Relumbrón, em. Lustre, dazzling bright-
Remachádo, da, a. Clinched, riveted.
Remachár, va. To flatten; clinch, rivet:
secure, ring.
Remáche, sm. Flattening, Arena
Remachón, sm. Buttress. Y. Machon.
Remadór, sm. Rower.
Remadira, ef Rowing.
Remaldecír, va. To curse the cursers,
Romallár, ea. To mend a net or coat of mail.
Remamiénto, sm. Rowin
Remandár, va. To order several times.
Remanecér, en. To appear, occur; remain,
left. out.
Remaneciónte, pa. and a. Remaining, left
Remanénte, $17. Remainder, residue; rem-
nant.
Remangadára, y. (Prov.) Tacking up.
de va, To tuck ap. Y. rend:
[walst.
gar.
Remángo, em. Plaits of the petticoat at the
Remansárso, vr. To obstruct the course of
a fluid. [lentitude.
Remánso, sm. Smooth water; tardiness;
KRemánte, sm. Rower.
Remár, on. To row, paddle; toil, struggle.
Remarcár, va. To mark again.
Rematadaménte, ad. Entirely, totally.
Rematádo, da, a. Ended, terminated; to-
tally Jost.
Rematawiénto, sm. V. Remate,
Rematár, va. To close, finish ; end at; ad-
judge to the best bidder.
Remáte, sm. End, concluston; edge, bor-
der; the highest bid; vignette; the top
of a pinnacle or gablo; also, the entire
pinnacle. [shutter.
Rembálso, am. Rabbeting of a window-
Remecedór, em. Gatherer of olives.
Remecér, ca. To rock; swing.
Remedáble, a. Imitable.
Remorladór, ra, ¢. Imitator, mimic, mocker.
Remedamiénto, am. Y. Remedo, (mock.
Remedir, ea. To copy, imitate, mimic;
Eemediible, a. Remedisble.
Pao ra, *. Protector, comforter ;
Remedi oa. To remedy, mend; assist.
Remedición, 4/. Measuring a second time,
Remédio, sm. Remedy, reparation; cure;
resonrce; lawsuit.
Remedir, ca. To remeasuro,
Remédo, sm. Imitation, copy 3 mockery.
Rememorár, oa. To remember, record.
Rememorativo, va, A. Rememorative.
Remendádo, da, a. Patched; mended;
spotted, tabby.
Remendár, ca. To patch, mend; correct.
Remenión, sm. Botcber, patcher; cobbler.
Rementir, on. To le frequently.
Reméro, 8m. Rower, paddler. V. Rimero.
Ronee y. Remittance of money or of
Remeske. va. To puck out the hair.
Remesón, em. Plucking out of hair; a
thrust in fencing.
Remetér, ea. To put back, put in.
Remiche, em. Space in galleys for convicts.
Remiél, em. The second extract taken from
the cane.
Remiéndo, am, Patch, clout, repatr; amend-
ment, addition; badge of military orders.
Remilgadaménte, ad. Affected, prudish,
grave, [or prudish,
Remilgádo, da, a. Affectedly nice, grave,
Remilgárse, er. To be affectedly nice or
grave.
Remilgo, em. Sqneamishriess, prudery.
rd sf. Beminiscence, recolleo-
tion.
Remirádo, da, a. Prudent, cautious,
Remirár, va. To revise; review.—or. To
finish a thing with great care; inspect
with pleasure; examine one's self
Rernisaménte, ad. Remissly, carelessly.
Remisible, a. Remissible. [missness.
Remisión, 4 Remission; forgiveness; re-
Remisivaménte, ad. With remission.
Remisivo, va, a. Remitting. O
Remiso, sa, 0. Remiss, careless; not rigor-
Remisórla, 2f. Order of a superior judgo to
refer a cause to another tribunal.
Remisório, ria, 4. Remissing, forgiving.
Remitir, va. To remit, transmit; pardon;
defer; return a cause to an inferior court.
—on. and r. To slacken.—or, To refor to
another's Nee an! quote, abor.
Rémo, sm. (Naw) An oar; long and hard
Remoción, 4f Removal.
Remojadéro, am. Bteeping-tub.
Remojár, va. To steep, imbrue.
Remójo, sm, pening E soaking.
Remolácha, 4f (Bot.) Beot-root.
Remolár, am. Oar-maker's shop.
Remolcár, ea. (Nau.) To tow.
Remolér, va. To ind.
Remolimiénto, 4m. Regrinding.
Remolinánte, pa. Whirling.
Remolinár, Remo!inetr, en. To make gyra-
tions.—er. To whirl; be confounded with
the crowd. crowd; commotion.
Remolino, em. Whirlwind; whirlpool ;
Remolón, na, a. Indolent, lazy. boar,
Remolón, am. The upper tusk of a wild
Remoloneárse, 07. To be idle; lag, loiter.
curer, | Remólqne, am. (Nau) Towing a vessel,
V. Remolcar.
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Romondar, va. To clean a second time.
Remónta, ¢f Remounting cavalry.
Remontamicnto, 87, Soaring or towering.
Remontár, va. To frighten away; remount
cavalry.—or. To tower, soar.
Remónte, am. Soar; sublimity of ideas.
Remontista, em. Commissioner for cavalry
horses.
Remóque, sm. Sarcastic word.
Remoquíte, sm. Thump; a witty expres-
sion; gallantry. [ance, obstacle.
Remora, 8%. (Ichth.) Sucking-fish; hinder-
temordedór ra, a. Causing remorse.
Remordér, va. To bite repeatedly; cause
remorse, sting. [tion.
Romordimiénto, 4m. Remorse, compunc-
Remostár, ea. To put must into old wíne.—
or. To grow sweet and taste of must.
Remostecérse, er. V. Remostarse.
Remosto, sm. Putting must into old wine.
Remotaménte, ad. Remotely; unlikely ;
confusedly.
Remóto, ta, 4. Remote, distant; unlike.
Removér, va. To remove; alter; dismiss,
Removimiénto, sm. Removal; revulsion,
fermentation. [or becoming young.
Remozadúra, Remozamiénto, $. Appearing
Remozár, va. To endcavor to appear young-
er than one is. me.
Rempujár, ea. To push; impel; approach
Rempájo, am. Impulse, push, thrust; pres-
sure. V. Empuje.
Rempujón, sm. Push, thrust.
Remúda, af Exchange; relay of horses.
Remudamiinto, sm. Removal, exchange.
Remudár, va. To move again; exchange.
Remullir, va. To beat up again; mollify.
Remuneráble, a. Remanerable, rewardable.
Romuneración, ef Remuneration, roward.
Remuneradór, ra, 8. Remunerator.
Remunerár, 14. To remunerate, reward.
Remuneratório, ria, a. Remunerative.
Remusgár, en. (Coll.) To suspect.
Remúsgo, sin. Too cool an atmosphere or
sitnation.
Remusguíllo, 67. Coolish place.
Renacér, en. To be born again; acquire
grace by baptism. anew.
Renaclénte, pe. and a. Renascent, springing
Renacimiénto, sm. Regencration; new birth.
BRenacudjo, em. Spawn of frogs; little, shape-
less man.
Renál, a. Kidneys, renal.
Rencilla, ¢f Rancor; heart-burning.
Rencillóso, sa, a. Peevish, touchy.
Rénoo, ca, a. Hip-shot; lame.
Rencór, am, Rancor, grudge.
a ad. Eancoronal :
ncoréso, sa, Renco sa, €. Rancorous,
itefal cealed.
sp :
Rencóso, a. A ram with one testicle con-
Rénda, ef The second dressing of vines.
Rendaje, em. Reins of the bridle. ird,
Rendájo, am. Mimic; buffoon; mocking-
RBendár, va. (Prov.) To dress vines a second
time. [profit.
Rendición, sf Rendition, yielding; product,
Rendidaménte, ad. Humbly, submissively.
Bendido, a O uious; submissiy
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Rendija, a/. Crevice, crack, cleft.
Rendimiénto, sm. Rendition; weariness;
submission; rent, income.
Rendir, ca. To subject, subdue, conquer ;
surrender, yield.—vr. To be tired; sub-
mit. Rendir la guardia, To set the
R cid Renegad tate vicked
enegudo, am, Renegado, apostate; wicke
Renegadór, ra, s. Blasphemer; apostate.
Renegár, va. To deny, disown; detest, ab-
hor.—on. To apostatize; blaspheme.
Rengién, sm. Line; part of one’s income.
Renglones, ar
Renglonadúra, gf Ruling of paper.
Réngo, ga, 4. Hurt in the back or hip.
Rénguo, sm. A sort of gauze.
Renk o, em. An oxecration.
Reniténcia, y. Resistance.
Renltónte, a. Repugnant.
Reno, em. Reindeer.
Renombrádo, da, a. Renowned.
Renómbre, sm, Surname, family name; re-
nown, fame. [change, reform.
Renovación, sf Renovation, renewal;
Renovadór, ra, 8. Reformer.
Renovánte, pa. Renovating.
Renovár, od. To renew; reform; polish;
barter; reiterate.
Renovéro, sm. Usurer; fripper.
Renqueár, en. To limp, halt.
Rénta, af Rent, income; tax.
Rentár, va. To produce, yield.
Rontóra, af. A renter's wife,
tentoría, 4f Productive property.
Rentéro, 4m. Renter, farmer. dice,
Rentilla, af, A small rent; game at at
Rentista, sm, Financier; custom-house of-
fice,
Rénto, am. (Prov.) Country residence with
farm-yard ; annual rent paid by a colonist.
Rentóy, sm. A game at cards.
Ronuéncia, £/. Keluctance.
Renuóvo, an. Sprout, shoot; nursery of
plants, &c.; renovation.
Rentincia, sf. Renunciation, resignation.
Renunciáble, a. Transferable.
Renunciación, af. Renunciation. V. Re-
nuncta. [Renuncia,
Renunclamiénto, sm. Renouncement. Y,
Renunciánte, pa. and €, Renouncer.
Renunciár, va. To renounce, resign; dis-
own; leave; reject. [is resigned.
Renunciatarlo, sm. He to whom any thing
Renáúncio, sm, Falso play at cards; error,
mistake.
Reñido, da, a. At variance with another. .
Reñtdór, ra, 8. Quarreller. [argue.
Reñir, va. and n. To quarrel, fight; scold;
Réo, em. Offender, criminal; guilty. (Ichth.)
Ray-trout. an eighth.
Reoctavár, va. To extract the eighth part of
Reojár, ea. To bleach wax.
Redjo, em. Mirar de reojo, To look con-
temptuously or angrily. [póntico,
Reopóntico, sm. (Bot.) V. Rutharbo reo-
Repacér, ea. To consume the entire grass of
pastare-ground.
Repadecér, va. and n. To suffer extremely.
Re , oa. To repay. a
Repájo, em. Inclosure for the ue of cat-
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Repantigirse, 07. To lean back at full longth. | Repéso, em. Weighing a second time; weigh-
Repapilarse, er. To eat to excess. office. Ce : a
Reparible, a. Objectionable. (sation.
Reparación, 2/. Reparation, repair; compen-
Reparada, q. Sudden bound of a horse.
Reparador, ra, 8. Repairer, mender; observer.
Reparamiénto, sm. V. Reparo and Repara-
cion.
Reparár, oa. To repair, restore; reflect;
compensate; expiate; correct; defend:
observe.—en. To regain strength; stop or
halt.—or. To refrain, forbcar.
Reparativo, va, a. Reparative.
Repáro, em. Repair, restoration; recovery;
notice; reflection; support.
Reparón, sm. (Coll) Great difficu
Reparón, na, a. Too cautious.—4.
Repartiblo, a. Distributable.
Repartición, 2/. Distribution.
Repartidcro, ra, a. Distributing, parting.
ento
Repetición, af Repetition; re
Repetidamente, ad. Re ly.
Repetidór, ra, 8. Repeater.
Repetir, ta. To demand; repeat, recite, re-
hearse, try again.
Repetitivo, va, a. Containing a repetition.
Repicádo, da, a. Chopped; ii pa
Ropicapúnto, ad. De repicapunto, Nicely.
Repicár, ea. To chop; chime; reprick.—
er. To glory, boast.
Repilogár, va. To recapitulate.
Repin or. To soar, clevate. [self
Repintár, va. To repaint.—or. To paint one's
Repique, em. Chiming of bells; dispute;
chopping.
Repiquéte, am. A chime; chance.
cier, va. To ring a merry peal—or.
o bicker, quarrel.
er; thesis;
Repartidór, ra, 8. Distributer; assessor of} Repisa, af Pedestal; bracket.
taxes.
Repartimiénto, sm. Partition, apportion-
ment, distribution ; assessment.
Repartir, va. To distribute, apportion, dis-
part; assess.
Repasadéra, s/. Plane. [wool.
pasadóra, €/. Woman occupied in carding
Re , ON.
Repessta: of. (Coll.) Reprehensi hidin
p af. .) Reprehension, c g-
Repasién, af (Phil.) Reaction.
Repáso, sm. A revision, review ; reprimand.
Repastar, va. To feed a second timo.
Repásto, sm. Increase of food.
Repatridr, en. To return to one's country.
Repechár, ea. and n. To mount a declivity
or slope.
Repécho, em. Declivity, slope.
Repedir, va. To supplicate again.
Repeládo, sm. Salad of herbs.
Repelár, va. To pull out the hair; nip grass.
Repelér, va. To repel; reject.
Repeliénte, em. Repellent. (plaster.
Repellár, ea. To run a trowel over tho
Repélo, ¢m. A small part raising against the
grain; dispute; repugnance, aversion.
Repelón, am. Pulling out the hair; part loose
in any thing. A’ neers By little and
little. De repelon, ro way; in haste.
Repelóso, sa, a. Of a bad enla touchy,
peovish, punctilious; rigid.
Repensar, ea. To consider, reflect.
Repénte, em. A sudden movement. De re-
pente, Suddenly.
Repentinaménte, ad. a
Repentino, na, a. Sudden, unforesecn.
Repentirse, or. V. Arrepentirse,
Repentista, 8m. Composer of impromptus.
Repentón, sm. An unexpected event; asud-
den movement,
Repeúr, a. Much worse.
Repercudida, af. Repercussion. [tér.
Repercudir, on. To rebound. V. Repercu-
Repercusión, 8/. Repercussion.
Repercusivo, va, a. Repercussive.
Bepercutir, on. To rebound; reverberate.—
Dr Reperto
epe o, am, Repertory.
Ropesér, Pe To weigh again.
o repass; revise; repeat; air
Heys sm, vee wine. de ES
epitiente, pa. > ra efending a the-
Kepizcár, ea. To pinch. A
Repízco, 8m. ah aes 5
Replantar, oa. To replant ground.
Replanteár, va. To mark out again the plan
of an edifice.
Replantéo, sm. Second plan of a building.
Ren eee La dpi fold often. (MIL)
e , ta. To redouble, fold o
DA back.
Repléto, ta, a. Replete.
Réplica, af, Reply, answer; repartee.
Replicador, ra, 8. Respondent.
Replicante, pa. and e. Replier, disputant.
Spiral on. To reply; impugn; contra-
ct—ta w) To
. (La respond.
Replicón, na, a. 13.) Replier.
Repoblacién, sf Repopulation.
Repoblar, ea. To repeople.
Repóda, af. Pruning a second time.
Repodár, ea. To prune again. ine away.
Repodrir, ta, To rot excessively.—er. To
Repollár, on. To form heads like cabbage.
Repóllo, sm. (Bot.) White cabbage.
Repollúdo, da, e. Cabbage-headed.
Ropónche, sm. V. Ruiponce.
Reponér, va. To replace; restore a lawsuit;
reply.—er. To recover.
Reportación, af Moderation, forbearance.
gains da, a. Moderate, temperate, for-
e
Reportamiénto, em. Forbearance.
Reportár, ea. To moderate, repress, refrain,
orbear; reach; bring.
Reportório, am. Re ry, index; calendar.
Reposadaménte, ad. Pcaceably.
Reposádo, da, a. Quiot, peace
Reposár, en, To rest, repose.—or. To settle.
Reposició af. Reposition, restoring.
ape Ss Orava
e sm. repose.
Repóste, em. V. Despensa.
Repostería, af. Depository and keeper of the
royal plate, de.
ES em. King's butler. Repostero
e camas, Queen's chamberlain.
Repregánta, ef. A second demand or ques-
on. (Law) A cross-examination.
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Repregúntar, va. To question repeatedly
about the same subject.
Reprénda, ef. A second pledge. (chide.
Reprendér, ca. To reprimand, reprove,
Reprendiénte, pa. Reprimanding.
Reprensibla, a. Reprehensible. [proo£.
Reprensién, af Reprehension, censure, ro-
Reprensér, A 4h ge
Représa, ef. ; kiddle; restriction ; re-
sentment of an injury.
Bepresália, Represaria, 4f Reprisal, reprise.
Represár, va. To recapture; stop, detain;
reso
Repulsár, va. To reject, refuse.
Repulsión, 8f Repulsion; refasat.
Repulsivo, va, a. Repulstve.
Repúlso, sa, pp. irr. of Repeler,
Repulular, va. To repullulate.
Repúnta, sf. Polnt, headland; dispute.
Kepuntár, on. ian) To begin to ebb.-—or,
o be pricked; be displeased.
Repúrga, Y. A second purge. [ond time.
Repurgár, va. To purify again; purge a scc-
Reputación, sf, Reputation, character, fame,
renown.
ted. | Reputánte, pa. One who estimates,
repress, nted.
Representáble, a. That which may be rep-
Representación, 4/. Representation, remon-
strance, address; authority; exbibitions;
figure, image. [er, actor.
Representador, ra, $. Representative; play-
Representánte, pa. Represen another,
ro attorney.
Representánte, ta, a. Playor; representative,
Representár, va. To represent; manifest;
express; perform.—or. To offer, occur.
Representativo, va, a. Representative.
Represión, Y/. hg e
Repriménda, 4/. Reprimand.
Reprimnir, va. To repress, refrain.
Reprobáblo, a, Reprehensible.
Reprobación, af. Reprobation, reproof.
Reprobadór, ra, & Reprover, condemner.
Reprobár, ca. To reject, condemn, reprobate,
Reprobatério, ria, a. Reprobatory, reproach-
ing.
Réprobo, ba, e. and a, Reprobate, wicked.
Reprochár, oa. To reproach ; challengo wit-
nesses,
Reproducción, af Reproduction.
Reproducir, va, To reproduce,
Reproductible, a. That can be reproduced.
Repromisión, 2/. Repeated promise,
pc Dio. a. Kestive or restif£. ;
ruóba, 4 New proof in addition to a
preceding one.
Reptil, a. and a. Reptile.
República, ef. Republic, commonwealth.
Ropublicaniísmo, em. Republicanism.
Repnublicáno, na, 4, Republican,
Republicáno, na, 8. Republican, democrat.
Boy tb lica, ae patriot; statesman; a pol-
fs 2
cian.
Repudiación, af Repudiation, divorce,
Repudiár, va, To repudiate, divorce; re-
nounco,
Repádio, sm. ag “io pat divorce.
Repudrirse, vr. To decay, become rotten
internally.
Repuésto, sm. Store or depository. .
Repuésto, ta, pp. irr. of Reponer. Laid up
Repugnáncia, ef Reluctance, repugnance,
resistance ; aversion. (inconsistent.
Repugnánte, pa. and a. Opposite, repugnant,
Repugnár, ea. To oppose, contradict, repugn.
Repulgádo, a. Y. Afectado.—pp. of Repul-
gar.
Repulgár, va, To hem; border.
Repúlgo, sm. Hem; the ornament of a ple.
Repulido, da, a, Prim, spruce.
Repulir, va. To repolish. [dart.
Repállo, em. Jerk, leap; a small arrow or
Repúlsa, af. Refusal, ropulso.
Reputár, va. To repute, estimate.
Requebradór, sm. Wooer, suitor.
dd ca To we court. lore,
uemádo, da, a. Brown-colo sun-
burnt; silk for veils.
Requemamiénto, sm. Y. Resquemo.
Requemár, va. To burn again; roast to ex-
cess.—or. To burn with passion, be deeply
Rea ae Y. R
ue n, af V. Resquemo.
Requerér, vn, To desire anxiously.
Requeridór, sm, A requirer.
Requerimiénto, am Request requisition ;
injunction, summons.
Requerir, va. To intimate; inv te; re-
quest, require; court; research with care;
induce. [cheese.
Requesón, em. Second curds made after the
Requesonárse, er. To become curds,
Requibe, em. V. Arreguide.
Requiébro, em. Endcaring expressions.
Requintadór, ra, a, Outbidder.
Requintár, va. To outbid a fifth part; sa-
peradd. (Mus.) To raise or lower the tone,
Requinto, sm. An advance of a fifth in rent;
oseacrulnary impost in Peru.
Requirir, oa. Y. Requertr. aller.
Requisa, af Night and morning of a
Requisito, sm. ig er (ful.
Requisito, ta, pp. Required, requisite, need-
Boe wk ria, a. Requisitory.
Res, 4f Head of cattle.
bér, va. To know very well—on. To
affect the learned man.
Resabiár, or. To get vices, become vicious.
Resabido, da, a. Very learned; affecting
learning. [habit.
Resábio, em. An unpleasant taste; vicious
eee ae ve surge, E ó
Resaládo, da, a. Very graceful, charming.
Resalir, on. To jut out, [ap an
Resaltár, on. To rebound; result; project;
Resalte, em. Prominence, protuberance.
y. | Resálto, em. Rebound; result; prominence.
Resaludár, on. To salute n.
Resalutació Y Return of a salute.
Resangria, 4/. Bleeding again.
Resarcimiénto, sm. Compensation. Cnify.
Resarcir, va, To compensate, repalr, indern-
Resbaladéro, sm. A slippery placo.
Resbuladéro, ra, a. A slippery road.
Resbaladizo, za, a. Slippery, glib; exposed
to temptation.
Resbaladór, ra, £. Slider; backslider.
Resbaladúra, 4/. Slippery track; backsliding,
Resbalánte, pa. Slider. [perform.
Resbalár, on. and r. To slip, pad fail to
RES
RES
Resbalón, sm. Slip; fault, error, offenca,
Resbalóso, sa, a. Slippery.
Reacaldir, ea. To heat, scorch.
Rescatadór, ra, 8. Redecnier. [barter.
Rescatár, ect. To ransom, redeem ; exchange,
Rescate, sm, Ransom.
Rescáza, sf. (Ichth.) V. Excorpina.
Rescindénte, pa. and a. Rescinding.
Rescindir, ca. To rescind, annul
Roscisión, af, Rescission.
Rescisério, ria, a. Rescissory. {doubt
Rescóldo, sm. Embers, cinders; scruple,
Rescontrár, ca. To balanco in accounts,
Roecribir, va, To rescribo,
Rescrípto, am. Rescript.
Reecriptério, ria, a. Belonging to a rescript.
Roscuéntro, em. Balance of accounts.
Resecacién, ef Exsiccation.
Resecár, ea. To dry again.
Restco, ca, a. Too dry.
Resóco, sm. Dry part of a honeycomb.
Resegár, ea. To reap again, mow a second
mo.
Resellánto, pa. Restamplog.
Rosellár, od To recoin,
llo, sm. Recotnage.
Rosembrár, ca. To resow.
Resentido, da, a. Angry, resentful.
Resentimiénto, em. Resentment, grudge.
Resentirse, er. To begin to give way, fail;
resent,
Reséfia, ef. Muster; signal; sign, token.
Reseñár, va. To notice the marks by which
a boa ih ar ited )
Resequ Al .) Costiveness,
Resérva, af 5 See secret; exception;
prudence; modesty.
Reservación, y/. Reservation.
Rescrvadaménte, ad. Secretly.
Reservádo, da, a. Reserved, cautious, cir-
cumspect; confidential. [ciborium.
Reservádo, sm. The eucharist kept in the
Resorvár, va. To reserve; defer; exempt;
separate; restrain, limit; conceal.—er.
To preserve onc's self; act with caution.
Resorvatório, sm. Rosorvoir; grecn-house;
conservatory.
Resfriádo, sim. A cold.
Resfriadér, sm. Refrigerator.
Resfriadúra, af. Cold In horses.
Resfriamiénto, am. Refrigeration.
Resfriánte, pa. Cooling.
Resfridr, va. To moderate ardor.—on. To
begin to be cold—er. To catch cold
Resfriecér, on. To begin to grow cold.
Resfrio, Fe Colt, ahead
Besguardár, ea, To preserve, defend.—vr.
To be ed nst.
Resguárdo, am. Guard, safety; defence, pro-
tection; proventive-service.
Residéncia, @f Residence, mansion, lodging.
Residencial, a. Residentlary. [account.
Residonclér, va. To call a public officer to
Residenciádo, da, a. Resicent, residentiary.
Realdénte, pa. and a. Residing, resident.
Residénte, sm. Resident.
Residir, en. To reside, dwell, lodge.
Residuo, sm. Residue, romafnder.—pl.
Leavings, ents,
Resigna, @f. K on.
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Resignación, ¢ Resignation, submission,
abnegation.
Resignadaménte, ad. Resignedly.
Resignante, pa. and $. Reslenas: resigning.
Kesignár, ca. To resign, give up, abrogate.
—er. To resign, submit.
Resignatério, sm. Resignee.
Resina, af. Rosin.
Resinóso, sa, a. Resinons. [wine.
Resisa, af. The eighth part taken as duty on
Resisár, er. To diminish things already
taxed.
Resisténcla, 6f Resistance,
Resisténte, pa. Resisting, repelling.
Rosistéro, sm. Tho hottest part of the day. }
Resistible, a. Besistible.
Resistidéro, em. The hottest part of the day.
Resistidér, ra, 2. Resister. [endare.
Kesistir, en. and a. To resist, oppose ; repel ;
Kesma, 4f. Ream of paper; isinglass.
Resobrár, un. To be much over and above.
Resobrino, na, 8. Son or daughter of a
Nephew or niece.
, 4m. Reverberation of the sun's rays.
Resolina, ef Resoláno, em. Place covered
from the wind to take tho sun,
Resolár, ca. To repave ; rosole.
Resolladéro, sm. Vent. S
Resollár, en. To respire, breathe audibly.
Rosolúble, a. Resoluble.
Resolución, af Resolution; courage; docl-
sion; mind; promptitude; dissolution.
Resolutivaménte, ad. Resolutely.
Resolutivo, va, a. Resolutivo; analytical.
Resolúto, ta, a. Resoluto, bold; brief;
prompt.
Resolutortaménte, ad. Resolutely.
Resolutério, ria, a. Resolute, prompt,
Resolvénte, pa. and a. Resolvent,
Resolvér, ea. To resolve, determine, decide ;
reduce; compass; decide; solve a diffi-
culty; dissolve.—or. To resolve, deter-
mine; be included; make up one's mind,
Resón, sm. A kind of small boat's anchor.
Resonación, sf. Resounding.
Resonáncia, af Resonance, repercuseion of
sound; consonance,
Resonánte, pa. and a. Resounding.
Resonár, on. To resound, chink.
Resoplár, en. To breathe audibly; snort;
storm with passion.
Resoplido, Resóplo, sm. Audible breathin
Resorbér, oa. To sip again. ‘Muelle.
Resórto, sm, Spring 5 cause, means, V.
Respaldár, em. Loaning-stock. Y. ldo.
Respaldár, oa. To endorse.—er. To lean
against; dislocate. [dorsement.
Respáldo, sm. Back part of any thing; en-
Respectár, v. im. V. Respetar. pasar.
Respectivamónte, Respective, ad. pec-
Respectiva, va, a. Respective.
Respócto, em. Respect; relation, propor-
* tlon.—ad, With regard to.
Respeluzár, ea. V. Despelusar.
Respotáble, a. Res le,
Respetadór, ra, 3. r.
Respetár, ca. To respoct, venerate.
Respéto, sm, Respect, regard, veneration.
espeto de, In rospoct to. á or
respelo de, With regard to.
RES
RET
Respetosamónte, ad. Respectfully.
E sa, a. Respectable; respectful;
a
Restitutório, ria, @. Relating to restitation.
Résto, sm. Remainder, balance, rest.
Restregár, ea. To scrab,
Mes
Respetuosaménte, ad. Respectfally. [toso. | Restreñimiénto, sm. (Prov.) V. Restriñt-
Respetuóso, sa, a. Respectful. V. Respe-
Respigadéra, af. A female gleaner.
Respigadór, em. Gleaner.
Respigár, ca. To glean. (Nd.
Respigón, sm. Hang-nail; sty on the eye-
Respingar, on. To kick, wince; over reluc-
tantly. {vishness.
Respingo, sm. Kick, yerk ; reluctance, peo-
Respiráble, a. Resplirable. fration.
Respiración, af Respiration, breathing; ex-
Respiradéro, em. Vent, repose.
Respiránte, pa. Respiring. rest; speak.
Respirár, en. To memlre, breathe, exhale;
2esplandecéncia, af Kesplendency, lustre.
Besplandécer, ox. To glitter; gleam; shine;
be eminent.
Resplandeciénte, pa. and a. Resplendent,
shining, glittering. pines:
Resplandór, sm. Splendor, brightness, bril-
Respondedór, ra, 8. Answerer.
Respondér, va. and n. To answer, respond ;
acknowledge; yleld ; account for.
Respondiénte, pa. and a, Respondent.
Respondón, na, a. Ready to reply; having
the last word. countable,
Responsible, «. Responsible, liable, ac-
Responsabilidád, ef Responsibility. lability.
Responsár, and Responseár, en. To repeat
tbe responses,
Respónso, am. Responsary.
Responsério, sm, Kesponse. (repartee.
Respuésta, af Answer; response; report;
Resquebradúra, and Resquebrajadúra, 4,
Crack, cleft.
Resquebrajár, en. To crack, split.
Resquebrájo, em. Crack, cleft.
Resquebrajóso, sa, a. Brittle.
Resquebrár, on. To crack, eplit, burst.
Resquemár, va. and 7. To burn the tongue.
Resquémo, am. Resquemazon, 47, Pungency.
Resquício, em. Chink, crack ; subterfuge.
Résta, «f/ Rest, residue.
Restablecér, va. To restore, re-establish.—
or. To recover from a disease.
Restablecimiénto, em. Ro-establishment,
restoration.
Restadór, sm, (Arit.) Remainder,
Restallár, on. To smack.
Restánte, pa. and 8, Remainder.
Restañár, ca. To stanch, stop blood.—er.
To restagnate. ueca.
Restañasángre, */. A kind of stone. V..Ala-
Restáño, em. Glazed silk, interwoven with
gold or silver; monopoly.
Restár, va. To subtract.—en. To be left.
Restauración, 8/. Restoration.
Restauradór, ra, €. Restorer.
Restauránte, sm. Restorer.
Restaurár, ca. To restore, retrieve.
Restaurativo, va, a. Restorative.
Restinga, af Sandbank.
Restingár, em. Sandbanks.
Restitución, 4/. Restitution.
Restituible, a. Which may be restore.
Restituidór, ra, ¢. Restorer, re-cstablishcr.
cies 8 To restore; re-establish,
Restricción, 4f Limitation, restriction.
Restrictivaménte, ad. Restrictively.
Restrictivo, va, a. Restrictive; restringent.
Restricto, ta, a. Limited, confined; restric-
tive, —pa. Restraining.
Restringénte, sm. Restrainer; restringent.
| Restringible, a. Restrainable, limitable.
Restringir, ca. To restrain, confine, limit.
Restrificnte, pa. and a. Restringent; bind-
ing.
Restrifiidér, ra, a. Restrainer, binder.
Restrifiimidnto, em. Restriction, making
costive. (strain,
Restriñir, va. To bind, make costive, re-
Restrojéra, 4/. Female servant to rea
Resúcha, af A worthless head of cattle.
Resucitádo, da, a. Pájaro resucitado, Lit-
tle hamming-bird.
Resucitadér, ra, 3. Reviver.
Resucitár, ea, To resuscitate ; renow.—on.
To revive; recover from a dangerous
disease.
Resudación, e Perspiration.
Resudár, on. To transude, transpire.
Resudór, sm. Slight perspiration.
Rosuéllo, am. Breath, breathing ; slortness
of breath.
Resueltaménte, ad. Resolutely, resolvediy.
Resuélto, ta, a. and pp. Resolute, bold,
steady, prompt, resolved.
Resúlta, 4% Rebound; result, consequence.
Resultádo, am. Result, issue, consequence.
Resultáncia, af. Result.
Resultánte, pa. Resulting, proceeding from.
Resnltár, on. To result; rebound; follow.
Resumbráno, na, a. Brown. peon
Resúmen, sm. Summary, brief; recapitula-
Resumidaménte, ad. Briefly.
En resumá-
Resumido, da, a. Abridg
das cuentas, In short.
Resumir, ea. To abridge; conclude; reas-
sume; resolve.—er. To include,
Resunción, af. Summary, abridgment; rep-
etition.
Resuntivo, va, €. Resumpting.
Resupinádo, da, a. (Bot.) Resupinate.
Resurrección, Ye Resurrection, revival.
Resurtida, af, Repercussion.
Resurtir, on. To rebound; to result.
Retáblo, em. Picture. Retablo de duelos,
Sight, spectacle of human miseries,
Retacér, ca. To hit the ball twice ona
truck-table.
Retaceria, 4/. Collection of remnanta,
Retáco, em. A short fowling-pioce ; a short,
thick person. ‘
Retadér, am. Challonger.
Retaguárdia, af. Rear-guard. Picar la re-
taguardta, To pursue the rear-guard
closely. (things; line.
Retahila, 2/. File, range, or series of many
Retajár, va. To cut round; cut aan and
| again the nib of a pen; circum
: Retal, em. Remnant; clipping.
Retallár, on. To shoot anew.—ea, To re-
| grave, retouch a graving. as
RET
RET
Retallecér, on. To resprout.
Retállo, em. A new sprout or shoot.
Retáma, 2/. Bot) Broom. Retama de flor
blanca, White single-seed broom. Re-
tama macho, comun, de flor or de olor,
Spanish broom. Retama blanca, Furze,
green-weed. Retama de escobas, Com-
mon broom, [bush ; broom land.
Retamál, Retamár, Retaméra, em. Furze-
a ra, A Belonging to preont or
e Tze.
Retamilla, af (Bot.) Jointed gonista or
Retamón, sm. (Bot) urging broom.
Retapár, ea. To cover again. [hend.
Retár, va. To impeach; challenge; repre-
Retardacién, ef Delay, detention.
Retardár, va. To retard, defer, delay.
Retardilla, 4f A slight difference or dispute.
tárdo, em, Delay, procrastination.
Retaésa, af. Second valuation.
Retasación, af V. Retaea. (time.
Retasár, va. To value or assess a second
Retazar, oa. To tear in pleces.
Retázo, em. Remnant; cuttl
Retejár, va. To repair a roof; tile anew.
Retejér, oc. To weave closely.
Retéjo, sm. Repairing of a roof, retiling.
Retemblár, en. To tremble repeatedly ; vi-
brate.
Retén, sm, Store, stock, reserve. [nation.
Retención, af Retention; suspension; s
Retenedór, ra, a. Retainer. [suspen
Retenér, va. To retain, withhold; preserve ;
Hetenits, 4 Nan.) Guy. Retentda de
proa, Head-fast.
Retenidaménte, ad. Retentively.
Retentár, va. To threaten with a relapse.
Retontiva, af. Retentiveness; prudence,
Retentivo, va, a. Retentivo, retaining.
Retentriz, a. (Med ) Retentive.
Retefiir, ea. To dyo over
tingle, resound. V. Retifitr,
Rotesámiento, sm. Coagulation, hardnoss,
Retesárse, er. To become hard, be stiff.
Retéso, sin, Stiffness of teats with milk.
Roticéncla, 4/. Reticence.
Reticulár, a. Reticular.
Retína, af Retina of the eya,
Retinte, em. Second dye; a tingling sound.
Retintin, em. A tingling sound; jingle.
PAGO, a. Dark, obscure.—pp. Dyed over
n
agaln.
Retifiir, on. To tingle, resound, click,
Retiracién, 4f (Print) Refteration, second
impression. [ment
Retiráda, af (MIL) Retreat. Retreat, retiro-
Retiradaménte, ad. Retiredly.
Retirádo, da, a, Rotreated, solitary; remote.
Retiramiénto, em. Retirement.
Retirár, va. To withdraw, decline; revoke,
repel._—vr. To retire, retroat, take refuge,
Retiro, sm. Retreat; privacy, obscurity.
in.—on. To
Retiréna, y: Y. Retírada,
Réto, sm. Impeachment; challenge; threat.
Retocár, ea. To retouch, mend; finish.
Retoñár, Retofiecér, en, To sprout; appear
again. nm cut
Rotóño, em. Sprout from a plant which has
Retóque, em. Finishing stroke; stroke of
tho paar
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Retór, ra, a. V. Rector.
Retorcedtra, ¢f Twisting.
Retorcór, va. To twist, contort; retort.
Retorcido, em, A twisted sweetmeat.
Retorcijo, sm. V. Retorcimiento.
Retorcimiénto, em. Twisting, wreathing,
contortion.
Retórica, af. Rhetoric.
Retóricaménte, ad. Rhetorically. Oy.
Retoricár, en. To speak or write rhetorical-
Rotórico, ca, a. Rhetorical, oratorical.—sm.
Rhetorician.
Retornamiénto, em. Return.
Retornánte, pa. Returning.
Retornár, on. To retarn.—oa. To restore;
twist, contort,
Retornélo, ¿m. Ritornello. [exchange.
Retórno, em. Return; repayment; barter,
Retorsién, af. Retortion.
Retorsivo, va, @ Retorting.
Retórta, 9 Retort, a chemical vessel.
Retortéro, ¢m. Twirl, rotation.
Retortijár, ca. To twist, carl.
Retortijón, em. Twisting, contortion, writh-
ing. Retortijon de tripas, Gripes, colle.
Hee da, a. Brown-colored, over-
roasted.
Retostár, ea. To toast again, toast brown.
Retozadér, ra, 8. Frisker, a romp.
Retozadúra, af V. Retoso,
Retozár, on. To frisk, romp, sport; tickle.
Retózo, em. Friskiness, romping, wanton-
ncaa,
Retozón, na, a. Wanton, rompish.
Retozóna, 8/. Romp, a nolsy girl
Retrabár, va. To revive a quarrel.
Retraccion, af Retraction.
Retractacién, Y. Retractation.
Retractár, va. and r. To retract; take back
one's word.
Retrácto, sm, (Law) Retraction.
Retraór, va. To retract; reclaim, retricve;
upbraid.—er. To take refuge ; flee.
Retraido, am. Fugitive sheltered in a sanc-
tuary.—<, Retracted, retrieved.
Retraimiénto, em. Retreat, refage, asylum.
Retranca, af. A large crupper for beasts of
burden, aos,
Retrasár, va. To defer, dally.—en, To rot-
Retratáblo, a. Rotractible.
Retratación, af. Retractation.
Retratadór, ra, 8. Portrait-painter.
Ketratár, va. To draw portraits; imitate;
retract; describe.
Retratillo, em, A small portrait.
Retratista, sm. Portrait-painter.
Retráto, sm, Portrait, eflizy; copy.
Retrayénte, pa. and £ Retracter, recanter.
Retrecheria, 4/. (Coll.) sate syoophancy.
Retrechéro, ra, a. and e. Fiattering; flat-
terer; bewitching, charming.
Retróta, 4” (Mil.) Eetreat or tattoo.
Retréte, em. Closet, privacy; water-closet.
Retrotico, illo, ito, sm. Close-stool. age,
Retribución, 4/. Retribution, reward; -
Retribuir, ea. To retribute, recompense.
Retribuyénte, pa. and a. Retributive; re-
tributin
Retroaccion, 87. Retroaction.
Retroactivo, va, @ Retroactive.
REV
Retrocedér, on. To retrograde, retrocede,
fall back.
Retrocesión, af Retrocession.
Retrogredacion, “ef, Retrogradation, Petro”
etr n, 8f. tro on, retro-
Retrogradár, on. To retrograde.
Rotrógrado, da, a. Retrograde.
Retronár, on. To thunder again.
Retropilástra, y/. Pilaster behind a colamn.
Ada, af. (Law) Ante-dating any
ng.
Rotroteash; ea, To canse retroaction.
Retrovendóndo, sm. Reselling to the origt-
nal vender. first vender.
Retrovendér, va. (Law) To sell back to the
Retrovendición, 4 (Law) Selling back to
the first vender.
Retrucar, on. To hit again, retort.
Retrico, sm. Repercussion of a ball, a retort.
Retruécano, em. A pun, a play upon words.
Hotes aus, em, Betting a higher wager on a
Retuérto, ta, pp. Retwisted.
Retumbánte, pa. and a. Resonant, pomp-
ous, sonorous.
Retumbár, en. To resound, jingle, clink.
Retambo, sm, Resonance, echo.
Retundir, va, To hew stones, (Mod.) To
repel, discuss.
Reúma, 47. Rheum, cold.
Reumiatico, ca, a. Rheumatic.
Reumatismo, am. Kheamatism. (tion.
Reunión, 4f Reunion; meeting, congrega-
gs ar ae To congrogate; reconcile.—er,
o join.
Revalidación, af. Confirmation, ratification.
Revalidar, ea. To ratify.—or. To be admit-
ted into society; approved as a member
of a profession.
Revecéro, ra, a. Mutabla
Revecdór, sm. Y. Revisor,
Revejecér, en. To grow prematurely old.
Revejecido, da, a. Prematurely old.
Revelido, da, a. Prematurely old.
Revelación, af Revelation.
Revelador, ra, 3. Revealer.
Revelamiénto, em. V. Revelacion,
Revelánte, pa. Revealing. [from heaven.
Rovelár, eu. To reveal, manifest; impart
Revelcr, ea. (Med.) To make the humors
flow in an opposite direction.
Revellin, em. (Fort.) Ravelin. V. Rehelltn.
Revondedor, am. Retailer, huckster, peddler.
Revendedora, Y Huckstrese, a she-peddler.
Revendér, od. To retail, huckster.
Revenido, da, a. Dried, soured.
Revenirse, vv. To be consumed by degrees ;
grow sour, ferment.
Revénta, 4/. Retail; second-hand.
Reventación, em. Diruption; ruptare.
Reventadéro, am. A rough ground, of diff-
cult access; any painful work.
Reventár, on. To burst; toil; break louse;
sprout.—ea. To molest.
Reventazón, ¢f Rupture. (Nau.) Breaker.
Reventón, am. Bursting or cracking; steep
declivity ; severe labor; great distress,
Revér, va. To review, reviso. tion.
Reverberación, 4/. Reverberation ; calcina-
Keverberar, va. To reverberate, reflect.
REV
Reverbéro, sm. V. Reverderacion.
Reverdecér, on. To grow green again ; sprout
again. [ago ; bow; reverence.
Reveréncia, 4/. Respect, veneration, hom-
Reverenciadór, ra, 3. Reverencer.
Reverenciál, a. Reverential.
Reverencialménte, ud. Reverently.
Keverenciár, va. To yenerate, respect ; rev-
erence. [right reverend.
Reverendisimo, ma, a. sup. Most reverend,
Perera da, a. Reverend, honorary ept-
e
Reverinte, a. Respectful.
Reversible, a. (Law) Revertible.
Reversión, ¢f Reversion, return,
Revérso, em. Reverse; back part
Revertér, en. To overflow.
Revés, sm. Back part; stroke with the back
of the hand; disappointment, reverse.
Reves del tajamar, (Nau.) Flaring of the
cutwater. De reves, From left to right.
Al or del reves, On the contrary.
Rovesádo, da, a. Intractable, stubborn;
difficult, obscure.
Revesár, va. To vomit.
Revesino, sm. Reversi. Cortar el reve
sino, To interrupt. [of a parapet.
Revestimiénto, em. Strengthening the wall
Revestir, ea. To put on clerical robes, re-
vest; repair a walL—or, To be invested
with. turn,
Revezár, on. To alternate, to come in by
Revezéro, em. One who alternates. [sion,
Revézo, sm. sae pe 4 reciprocal succes-
Revidár, ea, To relnvito,
Revidjo, am, Withered branch of a tree.
Reviéjo, ja, a. Very old,
Kevindicár, va. To claim. [ber.
Reviro, em. (Nau.) Canting or flaring a tim-
Revisár, va. To revise, review.
Revision, 4f Revision, reviewing.
Revisita, ef Rovision.
Revisor, em. Reviser, censor.
Revisoria, Y. Censorship. [ter.
Revista, 4f Review ; revision ; review, mus-
Kovistár, ca. To reviso a suit, try a cause &
second time; review troops.
Revite, 47. Invitation to play in es,
Revividóro, sm. Place for rearing slik worma,
Revivificar, va. To revivificato, vivify.
Revivir, on. To revive, acquire new life.
Revocable, a. Reversible.
Revocación, af; Revocation; ab tion.
Kevocadór, ra, 8. One who revokes; plas-
terer, wlitewasher.
Rovocadúra, af V. Revoque.
Revocinte, pa. Revoker.
Revocár, va, To revoke, annul; reverse;
plaster; recall. reve
Revocatério, ria, a. Revoking, annulling;
lace.
Revóco, sm. Plaster, whitewash.
Revolár, on. To fly again.
Revolcadéro, sm. A weltering or wallowing
Revolcarse, er. To wallow, to roll on the
fioor or ground.
Revolear, en. To fly precipitately.
Revoloteár, en, To flutter.
Rovolotéo, em. Fluttering.
Revoltijo, sm. V. R
Reyoltilio, sm. Medley, confusion; jumble.
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Revoltén, em, Vine-fretter, vine-grub.
Revoltóso, sa, a. Turbulent, seditious.
Revolución, y. Revolution; disturbance,
sedition. revolutionary. |
Revolucionadér, ra, £ and a. Revolutionist ;
Revolucionár, va. To agitate a country.—
or. To rise into a commotion.
Revolucionário, ria, a. Kevolutionary.—
&. Revolutionist.
Revolvedéro, am. Coursing-place.
Eevolvedór, ra, 2. Disturber; a seditious
person.
Revolvér, va. To stir; return ; revert; wrap |
up; excite commotions.—vr. To move to
and fro; change. (sat) To perform a
revolution. [tion, revolution. |
Revolvimiénto, sm. Commotion, perturba-
Era em. Wbhitowashibg; plaster, whito-
was
Revuólco, em. Wallowing, rolling.
Revuélo, em. Flying to and fro of a bird.
De revuelo, Spoedily.
Revuélta, 4/. Revolution, sedition; conten-
tion; change. A’ revuelta, a
Bevuélto, ta, a. Perverse; intricate, -
cult, obscure.
Revulsión, e. Revulsion. revulsive.
Revulsivo, va, Revulsério, ria, a. Revulsory,
, em. King; swincherd, Loe reyes,
pi ao
Béyecico, illo, ito, sm, A petty king.
| Ricohémbre,
Ribéro, sm. Bank or parapet of a dam.
Ribes, af (Bot.) Currant-tree.
Ribéte, sm. Border, fringe; binding; cantle.
Ribetear, va. To hem, fringe.
Ribetillo, sm. V. Ribecilo.
Rica, af. V. Veza.
Kicácho, cha, a. (Coll.) Very rich.
Ricaduéña, Ricafómbra, Kicahémbra, Y.
Lady or daughter of a noble,
Ricahombria, y. Dignity of the ricos hom-
bres, ancient nobility of Castile.
Ricaménte, ad. Richly, opulently.
Ricázo, za, a. Very rich.
Riciál, a. OD of corn.
Ricino, em, oe) alma Christi,
Rico, ca, €. Noble; rich; delicious; select,
Ricohéme, em. Grandoe, peer;
a nobleman.
Ridiculaménte, ad. Bldiculously. [tricity.
Ridiculéz, ef. Ridicule, folly, oddity, eccen-
Ridiculizar, va. To ridicule, laugh at.
Ridicalo, la, a. Ridiculous, eccentric;
strange; absurd.
Ridicuio, ses. Ridicule, mockery.
Ridiculoso, sa, a. Ridiculous, extravagant.
Riégo, em. Irrigation. or silver.
Riél, am. A small ingot of unrefined gold
Rielado, da, a. Reduced to agota
Rielóra, 4 Mould for casting ingots of gold
or silver.
Ridnda, af Reins of a bridle; moderation.
Rey: Y. Dispute, quarrel. Riónte, pa. Smiling, langhing.
Reyezuélo, em. A petty king. (Orn.) Golden- | Ri os Danger, risky hazard.
Restore va a. Praying atin Rife af Beuifle dispute; raflo, lotte
o, Ya, @ Praying often. ifa, af. 8cuffle, dispute ; e, lottery.
Rezádo, em. Pra er. Rifadór, em. Raffler; disputer.
Rezadór, ra, 8. One who prays often. Rifadúra, uf Act of Epia a sail.
Rezagánte, pa. Delayer. - strip. | Rifár, va. To raffle. (Nau.) To split a sail.—
Rezagár, va. To leave behind; defer; out-| en. To quarrel.
, 6m. Remainder, residue. Rifirrife, sim, A short quarrel, hasty words,
Rezár, ea. To pray; quote, recite; grumble. | Rigidaménte, ad. Rigidly.
Rezeladér, em. Stallion. Rigidóz, ¢f Rigidity, asperity.
Rezelamiénto, em. V. Reselo. Rigido, da, a, Rigid, severe.
Rezelar, va. To apprehend, suspoct ; guard, | Rigodón, sm. Rigadoon. eenness,
defend.—vr. To startlo, fear.
Rezélo, em. Dread, suspicion, jealousy.
Rozelóso, sa, a, Fearful, mistrustful, jealous.
Rézno, em. Sheep-tick, dog-tick.
Rézo, em, Prayers divine office.
Rezón, am, (Nau.) Grappling.
Rezongadór, ra, 8. Grumbler, mutterer.
Rezongár, on. To grumble, murmur.
Rezonglén, na, Rezongón, na, € and &
Grumbler,
Rezumadéro, em. Dripping-place; dripping.
Eczumárse, or. To pone: Soak: pacapite.
Rezúra, af Fastnesa,
Ria, sf Mouth of a river.
Biachuélo, Riatillo, sm. Rivolet.
Riba, ¢f Bank between a higher and lower
Ribadoqnín, sm. Small gun now disdsed.
Ribaldería, af Ribaldry. [wicked.
Rtbáldo, da, a. and es, Ribaldons: ribald;
Ribázo, em. A sloping bank or ditch.
bello; em. Narrow silk or worsted gal-
A.
00
Ribéra, af Shore, bank, strand. ank.
Riberéfio, fia, a. Belonging to the shore or
Riberiégo, an a. and sm, Grazier, also gra-
zing e e
field. |R
Rigór, em. Rigor; sternness, harshness;
Rigorismo, am. Severity. [inflexible.
Rigorista, a. and a, com. Very rigid, severo,
Rigorosaménte, Rigurosamente, ad. Rigor-
ously, severely.
Riguridád, ef. Higor, severity.
Ri sa, a. bperous, strict, austere.
Rija, 3f Lachrymal fistula; quarrel.
Rijador, ra, a. Quarrelsome,
Rijénte, a. Rough, cruel.
Rijo, em. Concupiscence.
Rijóso, sa, 4. Quarrelsome, lascivious,
Rima, q/. Rhyme; arrangement.
Rimádo, da, a. Versified, rhymed.
imár, oa. and n. To inquire after; rhyme,
Rimbombánte, pa. Resounding.
Rimbombár, en. To resound, echo.
Rimbómbe, Rimbómbo, sm. Kepercussion
of sound, [after another,
Riméro, sm. Things placed regularly one
Rincón, sm. Angle formed by the meeting
of two corners; place of privacy. [te,
Rinconáda, ef. Corner of two houses, streeta,
Rinconcillo, sn. A small corner.
her,
Rinconcra, af Small triangular tablo in a cor-
banks of rivers. ;
Rinconéro, ra, a. Verse,
ROB
Bingle, em. Ringla, af V. Ringlera.
Ringléra, ef Row, file.
Ringicro, em. Line for writing.
BRingorango, 4m. (Coll.) Flourish with a pen;
extravagance in dress.
Bile er aa oly OS his
iia, sf Quarrel, scuffle, dispu
Riñón, em. Kidney. Tener cubierto el
riñon, To be rich; central point of a
country. [dish of kidneys.
Riñonáda, ef. Coat of fat about the kidneys;
Bio, em. River, stream. Rio de lágrimas,
Flood of tears. S os one Ao
Riol af. The assem of man
Eigen of Post placed obliquely, to ranathe
en an apright post. [oblique posts,
Riostrár, va. To strengthen by means of
Ripta, ¢ Shingle for roofing.
Biplár, va. To fill up the chinks of a wall
with mortar. a
Ripio, sm. Remainder; word to up a
Ripónce, sm, (Bot.) V. Rapónchigo.
Riquéza, 4/. Riches; fertility; ornament.
Risa, 2/. Laugh ; object of laughter; sneer.
Risáda, af Horse-laugh.
Risco, an. A steep rock,
Risodeo, sa, a. Etcep and rocky.
Elsdála, af Risdale, em. Rixdollar.
Risibilidad, af. Risibility.
Risible, a. Laughable, ludicrous.
Risica, ita, y. Feigned laugh; amile.
Risotáda, af. Loud laugh.
Rispido, da, a. Y. A'spero, [file.
Ristra, 47. String of onions or garlic; row,
Ristre, em. Rest for a lance.
Risuéño, ña, a. Smiling;
Rita, sf Words of shep
flocks.
Ritmico, ca, 4. Rhythmica!,
Ritmo, sm. Rhyme, rhythm. .
Rito, sm. Rite, ceremony.
Ritual, em. A ritual; ceremonial.
Rival, sm. Rival, competitor.
Rivalidád, 4f Rivalry; competition.
Rivalizar, ca. To corrival, vie with. .
Rivéra, af River, stream.
Biza, 4/. Green stalks of grain cut for food;
desolation, ravage.
Rizadór, sn, Curl{ng-iron; hajr-dresser.
Rizál, a. V. Ricéal.
Rizár, va. To curl hair; plait. -
Rizo, za, @. Naturally curled or frizzled.
Rizo, 87. Curl, ringlet ; o Ep of cloth;
cut velvet. Coger rizos, (Nau.) To take
in reefs.
ere af. (Nau) Stem. V: Roda.
O.
ecable.
to one of their
em. A sort of linen.
Roáno, na, a. Sorrel, roan.
Bob, sm. Rob, the inspissated juice of ripe
fruit, mixed with honey.
Róba, 47 (Prov.) V. Arroba,
Bobada, af (Prov.) Space of ground of 400
square yards in extent.
Robadór, ra, 8. Robber.
pa ef Kind of fish, perch.
Bóbalo, Robálo, sm. A fish like bream,
Robamiénto, sm. V. Arrobamiento,
Robár, ca. To rob, plunder.
Rébda, af. Ancient tribute.
Robézo, sm. A wild goat. V. Bicerra.
Robin, sm. Rust of metal.
Róbla, 4/. Permit, bill of sale.
Robladéro, ra, a. Recurvated.
Robladúra, 8/. Recurvity.
Roblár, ea. To authorize; clinch a nail,
Roble, sm. (Bot.) Oak-tree,
Robléda, af. Oak-grove.
Robledál, Roblédo, sm. Oak-grove.
Roblizo, za, a. Oaken, strong, hard.
Roblón, em. A rivet.
Róbo, sm. Robbery, theft.
Roboración, 4/. Corroboration.
Roborúnte, pa. and a, Corroborant,
Roborár, va. To confirm; give strength.
Roborativo, va, a. Corroborative.
Róbra, 4/. Docket, permit. V. Alboroque.
Robradura, ef. Riveting.
Robramiénto, sm, Permission. V. Rodra,
Robrár, ca. To authorize, permit.
Rébre, sm. V. Roble,
Robrédo, sm, Y. Robledal.
Robustaménte, ad. Robustly.
Robustéz, Robusticidád, ef Robustness,
hardiness, force.
Robústo, ta, a. Strong, robust, vigorous.
Roca, af. Rock, cliff. Rocas, Precipices,
Rocadoro, ¿m. Knob of a distaff.
Rocadér, sm. Head of a rock or distaff.
Es Y. Pieces of rock crystal for rosa-
cs,
Róce, sm. Famillarity ; friction.
Roc af. Sprinkling gently; rsion.
(Nau.) Spray. Drops of dew; slander;
roughness, asperity.
Bociádo, da, a. Dewy: roral. [with.
peri - pia to sprinkle cloth
ocladúra, af Aspersion, sp
Rociamiénto, em. Sprinkling.
Rociár, on. To be bedewed; fall in dew.—
ea. To sprinkle; strew about.
Rocin, em. Hack; a heavy, inem clown,
Rocinánte, sm. A miserable hack.
Kocinázo, em. A large hack; a very igno-
rant person.
Rocio, sm. Dow; slight shower.
a a A
ef. (Nau.)Stem. Duty on sheep-
RodabLils gm, (Ichth.) Turbot.
Rodáda, 4f Rut, track.
Rodadéro, ra, a. Rolling, wheeling.
Rodadizo, za, a. Easily rolled.
Rodido, d a. Dapple, roan. V. Privilegio.
Round, fluent. e
Rodádo, sm, (Min.) V. Suelto.
Rodadór, sm. Roller; vagrant,
Rodadúra, af mua $ rut. [Jagging-tron.
Rodája, af Small wheel; rowel of a spur;
Rodáje, em. Wheelworks, as of a watch.
Rodajilla, ef A small wheel.
em. Place, spot, seat.
Rodánte, pa, Ls : pelo,
Rodapélo, am. Rubbing against the graln,
Bodapló, em. Fringe of a bedstead, table,
dec. ; Pointing of the valance of a house.
Rodapláncha, «ef The main ward of a key.
Rodár, on, To roll; wander; run on wheels;
revolve on an axis.—<a. To impel. V. Ro-
dear.
Rodeabrázo (A”), ad. Drawing the arm as
in the act of throwing.
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Rodeádo, da, a. Surrounded.
Rodeadór, ra, & Roller, wrapper.
Roden on, To go round; encompass.—
ea, To wrap up; compen:
Rodéla, ef Shield, targe a
Bodeléro, em. Soldier armed with a shield;
a wild young man; a rake.
Rodéno, em. rous stone.
Rodéo, em, umition ; cattle-market ;
protraction; evasion.
Rodeón, em. A complete rolling.
Rodéro, ra, a. Relating to whee
Rodéro, am. Collector of the duty on sheep.
Eodóte, sm. A largo wheel; bolster of an
axletree; ward of a key.
Rodézno, am. A largo wheel.
Rodilla, sf The knee. V. Codillo, Rub-
ber, clont; knot for cp burdens.
aoe, af Rodillázo, em. Push with the
nee.
Rodilléras, 4/. pl. Ornament on stockings
around the knees.
Rodilléro, ra, a. Belonging to the knees.
Rodillo, sm. Roller, a pastry-cook's rolling-
pin.
Rodillado, da, a. Having large knees.
Rédio, em. Rhodium, a metal. (honey.
Rodomél, e. The juice of roses mixed with
Rodrigár, vu. To prop up vinos [vines.
Rodrigazón, em. Time for puttin props to
Rodrigón, am. Prop for vines. (Coll) Page
who walts upon women.
Roodéro, em. Place frequently gnawed.
Koedór, ra, & Gnawer; a gnawing worm;
Rocdúre, of, Gnawing, corroding. _[gold.
ra, Y. Gnawing, corroding.
Roéla, af Round piece of crude silver or
Roér, on. To gnaw, corrodo; calumniate;
molest.
Roéte, am. Rob, a distilled liquor.
Rogación, 8/. Request, petition.—pl.
Rogadór, ra, s. Supplicant, petitioner,
Rogánto, pa. Imploring; asking.
Rogar, ea. To implore; crave; pray.
Rogativa, Rogária, af Supplication, prayer.
ar va, a. Supplicatory.
Roido, 4. Gnawed, corroded; penurlous.
oars pa. Rubific, rubifying.
Rojeér, en, To redden; blush.
Rojóto, am. Ro
Rojéz, Rojéza, of Redness
Rojizo, zá, a. Reddish.
Rajo, ja, €. Red, ruby; ruddy.
Rojara, af Redness.
Roldan wt ua.) Sh (thi
0 af. (Nau.) Sheave.
Rólde, em. Cirele formed by persona or
Roldén, em. (Bot.) Myrtle-leaved coriaria,
Roléo, em. Volute.
Rólla, ef Collar of a horse.
Rollár, va. V. Arrolar.
Rolléte, sm. A emall roll.
Rollizo, za, 4. Plump, round.
tion.
Eo, sm. Weighmaster in a slaugh-
-house.
Romanár, on, To weigh with a Seat.
Romance, am. The common Span -
guage; romance; tale; ballad.
Romanceár, va. To translate into Spanish;
express by circumlocution. [mancea.
Romancéro, ra, a. rel fen or composing ro-
Romancéro, em, Collection of romances;
legendary tales, native la:
Romancista, em. Author who writes o
Romaneár, va. To weigh.—on. To outweigh.
Romanéro, em. Y. Romanador.
Romanilla, ita, e/. A small steelyard.
Románo, na, a. Roman; tabby; | flesh-
colored h. : =? “Spanish.
Rom o, da, a. Turned or into
Romanzár, ca. V. Romancear.
Romanzón, em. A long and tedious romance.
Romá E t.) Dock,
Sen. Rhombs pentagraph. (Ichth.)
Rémbo, am. Rhomb;
Rhomb. Y. .
Fomeen a? (Hoty bombo’ A rose.
m Ll osemary-leayved sun-
Romeráje, sm. V. Romea. [mary.
Romerál, em. Place abounding with rose-
Romería, 4f Pligrim mer.
Roméro, pa hoc) eases: Bering
velling on religious ac-
[Asafran romin.
Romi, Romin, em, Bastard saffron. VY.
pie ma, a. Obtuse, blunt; flat-nosed.—e.
y.
Rompecóches, 87. dl
Rompedora, 87. Chisol for cutting hot iron.
Rompedéro, ra, a. Brittle.
Rompedór, ra, 4. Breaker, destroyer.
Romped tira, af. V. Rotura,
Rompér, va. and 2. To b fracture; cat
egin; sprin
asunder; wear out; rout;
up; tran ; defeat; plough groun
for the first time. (rasa,
Rompesácos, 87, oe Oval-spiked hard-
Rompilénte, sm. ( aq
Rompimiénto, sm. Rupture; aperture;
crack ; first plonghing of land.
Rompisacos, em. (Bot.) V. Rompesacos.
Ron, em. Rum.
Rónca, af Threat; boast; halberd.
Roncador, ra, 8. Snorer.—¢m. Snoring-fish.
Roncaménte, ad, Hoarsely.
Roncár, on. To snore ; roar; threaten, brag.
Rónce, am. Flattery. dle,
Ronceár, on. To defer, protract, lag; wheo-
Roncería, g/. Pb laziness; flattery.
Roncéro, ra, & Slothful, tardy; snarling;
a
flattering. y
Róncha, Py Wheal, pustule; loss of money
Ronchár, 0a. To chew any thing crisp or
hard. V. Ronsar.—on. To make wheals,
Ronchón, om, A large swelling.
Rónco, ca, a. Hoarse, husky.
Rénco, sm. Snore. V. Ronquido,
Réllo, em. A roll; rouleau; a column of|Roncén, sm. Drone of a bagpipe.
stone; gallows; acts or records.
Rollón, sm. V. Acemite.
Rollóna, a. Fat, plump.
Romadizárse, vr. V. Arromadizarse.
Romadizo, sm. Catarrb.
momen A Steelyard, a balance.
Rénda, Y Rounds: night-patrol.
Rondador, sm. Watchman.
Bondálla, ¢f Fable, story.
Rondar, va. and n. To go round to prevent
disorders; serenade; hover about one
place.
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Rondél, sm. Roundelay.
Rondin, sm. Rounds; watchmen in naval | Róso, sa, a.
Rondis or Rondiz, sm. Face of a precious| y
stone,
Rondó, em. (Mus.) Rondeau.
Rondón. De rondon, Rashly, abruptly.
Ronféa, af A long, broad sword.
Rongigita, ef V. Rehilete.
Ronquear, vn. To be hoarse with cold.
Ronquodád, af. Hoarseness,
Ronquéra, af. Hoarsoness.
Ronquido, sm. Snore; harsh sound.
Ronquillo, illa, ito, ita, a. dim. of Ronco, | Rostrico, Rostrillo, em.
Slightly hoarse.
Rén . (Nau.) The state of a vessel adrift.
[arsenals. | Rosmáro, am. Morse, waltron.
Red, rosy. V. Rojo. A’ ros
celloso, Without distinction.
Rosoléa, ¢f A stuff made of wool and silk.
Rosól!, sm, Rossolis.
Rosónes, sm. A kind of worms.
Rosquéte, sm. A cake,
Rosquílla, y. A small, sweet, round cake.
Bostrál, a. V. Rostrata, (Arch.) Rostral
column,
Rostráta, a. Rostral.
Rostrádo, da, a. Rostral. [small seed pearl.
eil on images;
Kostrituérto, ta, a. Showing anger in the
countenance.
Ronzál, em. Halter. (Nau.) Y. Palanca. | Réstro, sm. Rostrum, the beak of a ship or
Ronzár, va. (Nau.) To rouse, haul.
Róña, 4/. Scab; manginess; craft. et.) | Réta, y/. a
a 4 E : Qu |Botación, gf Rotation; revolution of planota,
O
Nastiness; mora! burt.
Roñáda, q (Nau.) Garland. Roflada de
rancho, (Nau.) Mess-garland.
Rofieria, af Craft; niggardliness.
Roñóso, aa, a, Leprous; filthy; mean.
Rópa, ef. Cloth; all kinds of silk, woollen,
or linen, used fur domestic purposes;
robe, dress. Ropa blanca, Linen.
Eopáje, em. Wearing apparel drapery.
Ropálico, ca, a. Verse with the first word a
of a bird; countenance. [Nunciatura,
Ront, defeat; course; ratan. V
taménte, ad. Impudently.
Rotante, pa. Rolling.
Botar, on. V. Rodar. [ged.
Róto, ta, a. Broken, destroyed; leaky ; rag-
Rótula, af, Whirlbone,
Rotulár, ea. To inscribe, label.
Rotuláta, ef Label.
Rótulo, an. Label; show-bill.
Rotúnda, g/. Rotundo.
monosy!lable, and all the others increas- | Rotundidád, ¢/ Roundness.
ing progressively.
Ropavejeria, 4/. Fu pery.
Ropavejéro, am. F ripper.
Bopería, af. Store for ready-made clothing;
wardrobe of a community. [robe.
Ropéro, sm. Salesman; keeper of the ward-
Ropéta, af A short garment,
Bopetilla, 4f A short garment; jacket with
re on ng sleeves, [eloth
opita, of. Y. Lopeta, clothes,
Ropón, sm. A loose gown, worn over the
Roquéda, af. Rocky place.
Roquédo, sm. Stony precipico.
Roquéño, fia, a. Rocky.
Roquéro, ra, a, Rocky.
Roqués, a. A kind of falcon.
Roquíta, 4 Ancient tower in a fortress.
(Bot) Yellow flower.
Roquéte, em. Rocket. V. Atacador.
Rórro, sm. A child at the breast.
Résa, 2/. (Bot.) Rose. Rose diamond. .Ro-
sas, Flowers, delighta,
Rosacrúz, em. Rosicruclan,
Rosáda, af. V. Escarcha.
Rosádo, da, a. Rosed, crimsoned; rosy.
Rosál, sm. (Bot.) Rosebush, rosler.
Rosarléro, sm, Maker and seller of rosaries.
Rosário, am. Rosary; a chain-pump.
Rosárse, er. V. Sonrosearse. y
Rósca, af Screw; any thing round and spl-
Roscón, sm, A large screw.
Roséga, g/. Creeper, grapnel.
Réseo, sea, a. Rosy.
Roséro, ra, 8. Collection of saffron flowers.
Kosóta, af V. Corola. Tassel; the bloom
of the cheeks.
Rosetón, em. A large rose.
Rosita, g/. A small rose.
Bosiclér, am. Roset; rich silver ore.
Rosillo, tila, a. Clear red.
Rosmarino, sm, V, Romero.
ral. | Ruár, en. To roll
Rotúndo, da, a. Round, circular.
Rotúra, 4/. Fracture, crack ; hernia.
tr af. Rust.
Royal, em. French linen. [bles.
Roza, af: Stabbing; ground cleared of bram-
Rozadéro, em. Stub ing-place.
Rozádo, da, a. Stubbed. (Nau.) Fretted.
Rozadór, ra, € Stubber, weeder.
Rozadara, g/. Friction; gall; clash.
Rozagánte, 4. Pompous, showy ; haughty.
Rozamicnto, sm. Friction.
Rozár, va, and n. To stub up, clear the
ground; scrape; graze; gall.—or. To
reba cut; treat familiarly. (Nau) To
t
Rozavillón, sm, Sponger. [as an ass,
Roznár, va. To crack with the teeth ; bray,
Roznido, sm. Noise made by the teeth in
eating; braying of an asa,
Rézno, am. A little ase. [Ing ; fretting.
Rózo, sm. Chip of wood; stubbing, week:
Ru, em. Sumach. V. Zumaque,
Rúa, af. Btreet; high road.
Ruán, em. Linen manufactured at Rouen.
Ruánes, sm. pl. Linen made at Rouen.
Raanéte, sm. Foreign linen.
Rufno, na, a. Round, of a circular form.
Ruánte, a. Prancing or strutting; rider.
rough the streets: a
lied to carriages; court the ladies; ride,
Rúbeo, ea, a. Reddish.
Rubéta, ef. Toad.
Rubi, sm. Ruby; red color.
Rabia, af Madder; a river fish.
Rubial, sm. Madder-fleld.
Rubicán, a. Rubican.
Rubiandéz, ef. Blush, red color,
Rubicándo, da, a. Rubicund.
Rubificér, va. To rabify.
Enbin, em. Ruby. V, Rubi,
Ráúbio, bia, a. Red, reddish. 815
RUI
SAB
Rubio, em. rey Red gurnard.
Bubión, a. Of a bright reddish color.
Rabo, sm. Blackberry-bush.
Rubór, sin. Blush; bashfulness.
Rubordso, sa, a. Shameful. Y. Vergoneoso,
Rúbrica, 4. Red mark; flourish to a signa- ;
turo; rubric.
Rubricánte, pa. and a. Rubifying; rubific.
Rubricante, sm. Junior counsel of a council
Rubricár, va. To sign; subscribe.
Kubriquista, 87m. person versed In the
ceremonies of the church.
Rabro, bra, a. Rod, reddish; rubric.
Ruc, af. Very large fabulous bird.
Rúcio, cla, q. B
haired...
Rada, ef. (Bot) Rue, Ruta. V. Galega
Rudamente, ad. Rudely, roughly.
Rudéra, «f Rubbish.
Rudú
Rudiméntos, sm. Rudiments.
Kado, da, a. Rude; hard, severe; stupid.
Rucca, af Distaff for flax; winding. (Naw)
Fish of a mast.
Ruéda, 8f A wheel; a circle; turn, succes-
sion. (Ichth.) Molebut,
Ruedecica, cilla, zuóla, af. A small wheel.
Kuédo, em, Rotation; circuit; selvage; mat
or rug.
Ruégo, sm. Request, prayer, entreaty.
Rudo de Molino, sm. Mill-wheel.
Knollo, em. A roller.
Ruequecilla, af A small distaff.
Rufalandário, ria, a. Negligent in dress.
Rufslandaina, af Noisy mirth.
Rufian, sm. Ruíñian, pimp.
Ruflana, ¢f Bawd, procuress.
Ruflanár, cu. To pimp, pander.
Rufianázo, $m. A pimp or pander,
Kufiancéte, cillo, sm. Little ruffian,
Ruflandja, sm. V. Rufiancete.
Kufianeria, /. Pimping. V. Alcahueteria.
Ruñlanúsco, ca, a. Pimplike.
Rufo, fa, a. Carroty, red-haired.
Raga, q. Wrinkle. V. Arruga,
Rugár, va. To wrinkle.
Rugible, a. Bellowing, roaring.
Rugido, sin. Roaring; rambling.
Rugicnte, a. Bellowing, roaring.
Rugimicnto, em. V. Rugido.
Ruginóso, sa, a. Rusty.
Bugir, en. To roar, bellow; rustle.—or. To
neatly eg
ugos af, Rugosity.
Rugóso, sa, a. Rugose wrinkly.
Ruibarbo, sm. (Bot.) Rhubarb.
Ruido, sin. Nolse; dispute; rumor.
Ruidosaménte, ad. Noisily.
Ruidoso, sa, 4. Noisy, clamorous.
Ruin, a, Mean, vile; decayed; avaricious.
Ruina, af. Ruin, downfall. (nar.
Ruinár, ca. To ruin, destroy. V. Arrut-
Ruindád, 8f Meannesa, malice.
Ruinmónte, ad. re
Ruinosaménte, ad. Ruinously.
Ruinóso, sa, a. Worthless, ruinous.
Ruipónce, sm. (Bot) V. Rtapónchigo.
Enipóntico, sm. (Bot.) Rbapontic, knap-
weed.
a (Orn.) Nigbtingale.
right silver sae e od |
sf. Roughness; rudeness; stupidity. | Runrún, em. Rumor, report.
Rujada, af, Heavy rain.
Rujar, ca. To irrigate.
Rúldo or Rúld , sm. Myrtle-leaved coriaria.
Rilo, em. Ball, bowl.
‘Rumbadas, «f pl. V. Arrumbadas.
Rimbo, sm. Rhumb; road, way; course
ofaship; ostentation.
Rumbosaménte, ad. Pompously.
Rumbóso, sa, a. Pompous, splendid.
Rúmia, 4) Rumination.
Rumiador, ra, 8. and a. Ruminator.
Rumiadúra, ef Rumination.
Ruinlánte, pa. and a. Ruminant; musing.
Rumiár, ca. To ruminato; muse. ,
tumión, na, a. Ruminating. Mi
Rúmo, sm, The first hoop of the head of a
Rumor, ¿8m. Rumor, report; murmur.
Rúnfla, 4f Serios, multitude.
'Ranico, a. Runic.
(ft.
Rufiar, va, To groove the ends of staves, to
Rapia, af Rupee.
Rupleapra, 4% Chamois-goat.
Ruptúra, af Rupture.
Ruquéta, 4f (Bot.) V. Jaramago.
ural, a, Rural.
Ruralménte, ad. Rurally.
Ras, em. Y. Zumaque.
Rúsco, ca, 4. Rude, Reever
Ruscñól, em. (Orn,) Nightingale.
Rasiénte, a. Ruby, reddish.
Rusticál, a. Rastical, rural.
Rusticaménte, ad. Rustically.
Rusticidád, af Rusticity ; rudeness.
Rústico, ca, a. Rustic, clownisb.
Rústico, sm. cress peasant.
cias els Rustiquéza, 4/. Rusticity.
Rustrir, va. To toast bread.
Rastro, am. V. Rumbo,
Rata, sf Route, itinerary.
Rutilánte, a. Brilliant.
Rutilár, on. To radiate, shine.
Ratilo, la, a. Of a bright yellow color.
Rutina, 4/. Routine, custom.
S.
S, es’-eay, has always a harsh, hissing
sound, like ss in English. Ssno. for es-
cribano, a notary public.
Sába, af V. Sabía.
Sábado, am. Saturday; Sabbath.
Sabalár, en. Net for catching shad.
Sa ef. Fire-grate in furnaces.
Sa em. Shad-fisher.
Sá a. (Ichth.) Shad.
Sá ? Bed-sheet; altar-cloth; prairie.
Sa____._, Y. Beetle; a small deformed
n.
Sabandijilla, juéla, af A very small insect.
Sabanéro, sm. Heres: of the prairies.
Sabanilla, af. A small shect; napkin.
Rabafién, sm. Chilblain.
Sabatário, a. Sabbatarien.
Babático, ca, a. Sabbatical.
Sabatina, 4/. Divine service on Saturday.
Sabatino, na, a. Performed on Saturday.
,Sabatismo, sin. Rest or repose after labor.
SAC
SAF
Sabedór, ra, am. and /. Y. Sabidor.
Sabeismo, sm. Ancient fire-worsbtp.
Babér, ca. To know; experience; to be
able, be possessed of talents or abilities.
Sabér, em. Learning, knowledge.
Bábla, af Sap.
Sablaménte, ad. ab
Sabidillo, lla, a. A sciolist; blue-stocking.
Sabido, da, a. Learned.
Sabidór, ra, 8. A learned person.
Sabiduría, 2/ e wisdom.
Sabiéndas (A’), ad. Knowingly.
Sabiénte, pa. Sapient, knowing.
Sabina, g/. (Bot.) Savin or sabine.
Sabino, na, a. Picbald horse.
Sábio, bla, a. Sage, wise, learned.
SAbio, bia, sm. and f As
Sabiónda, af Blue-stocking.
Sabiondéz, af Malicious sagacity.
Sablóndo, da, a. Sclolist.
Sablazo, sm. A sabre-cut.
Sable, em. Sabre, cutlass. (Blaz.) Sable.
Sablón, sm. Coarso sand.
Babóca, 8/. Y. Saboga.
Sabdga, af (Ichth.) Shad.
Sabogal, a. Net for catching shad.
Sabér, em. Relish, taste. A’ sabor, At
leasure.
Baboreadór, ra, 4. Seasoner.
Baboreár, va. To relish; give a zest.—or.
To be pleased or delighted.
Baboréo, an. V. Paladéo. aste,
Saboyána, af. A wide petticoat; a delicious
Babrosamónte, ad. Pleasantly.
Babróso, sa, a. Savory, palatable.
Sabuésa, 4/. Bitch of a hound.
Babuéso, em, Hound, bloodhound.
Sábulo, sm. Gravel, coarse sand.
Sabulóso, sa, a. Sabulons, sandy.
af. Exportation; sack ; valuation.
Sacabdla, 4f. (Surg.) Bullet-drawer; forceps.
Bacabocádo, Sacabocádos, em. A hollow
punch.
Bacabétas, af. Boot-jack.
Sacabrócas, 4/. Pincers.
Sacabúche, sf. Sackbut; nickname.
Sacacórchos, am. Cork-scrow.
Bacacuártos, sin. V. Sacadinero. — [Ince.
Bacáda, af. District separated from a prov-.
- Bacadinéro, Sacadinéros, em. (Coll.) Catch- |
enny.
Sacadil af. Nojse mado to rouse game.
Bacadór, ra, 8. Extracter, exporter.
Bacadéra, af A sloping cut.
Bacafilásticas, af Gun-spike.
Sacaliiia, Y Tricking; swindling.
Sacamánchas, sm. Scourer. Tierra de ea-
camanchas, Fuller's earth.
Sacamiénto, am. Taking or drawing out.
Bacamoléro, em. V. Sacamuelas,
Sacamuólas, sm. Tooth-drawer.
Sacanábo, #m, (Nau.) Pump-hook.
Bacanéte, om. Lansquenet. [balls.
Bacspelótas, sm. Instrument for extracting
Sacapótras, sm. A bad surgeon.
Bacár, va. To extract, remove; produce,
Copy extort; show; deduce.
Sacarino, na, 4. Saccharine.
Biacíte, em. (Mex.) Grass, herb; hay.
Sacatrápos, em, Worm for drawing wad.
| bg) Crop time.
Sacélo, sm. Roman hermitage.
Sacerdócio, em. Priesthood.
Sacerdotál, a. Sacerdotal.
Sacerdóto, am. Pricst, clergyman.
Sacerdotisa, 4/ Priestess.
Sachadúra, 4/ Turning up the ground.
Sachár, ra. To turn the groun
Sacho, em. A hoe.
Saciáble, a. That may be satiated.
Saciár, va. To satiate; ;
ce af. rat es
, om. Sack, bag. cos vactos, Ready -
made bags. PL e, plunder. [dor
Sacománo, sm. Y. Sagueo and Forrajea-
rd Each of the three tablets on the
altar.
Sacramentál, a. Sacramental
Sacramentalménte, ad. Sacramentally.
Sacramentár, oa. To administer the sacra-
ments.
Sacramentário, a. Sacramentarian.
Sacramónte, ad. V. Sagradamente.
Sacraménto, sm. Sacrament. V. Misterio,
Sácre, sm. (Orn.) Sacre; a pilferer; small
cannon.
Sacrificadéro, em. Sacrifice-ground.
Sacrificadér, 8m. Sacrificer.
Sacrificánte, pa. Sacrificing, sacrificatory.
Sacrificár, va. To sacrifice.—or. To devote
one's self to God. [ence, compliance.
Sacrifício, sm. Sacrifice; offering; obedi-
Sacrilegaménte, ad. Sacrilegiously.
Sacrilégio, em. Sacrilege.
Sacrilego, ga, a. pila oa
Sacrismóche, cho, am. Á ragged black coat,
Sacristán, em. Bacristan, sexton, clerk.
Sacristána, 4/. A nun sacristan. [clerk.
Sacristancillo, ito, sm. A little sexton or
Sacristancár, va. (Joc.) To gormandize.
a a af. Office of a sexton. PS
acris - Sacristy, vestry ; sextons
Sacro, cra, 4. Holy, sacred. Y. Sidrado.
Sacrosánto, ta, a. Sacred, very holy.
Sacudida, 4/. Jerk. De sacudida, Result-
ing from.
Sacndido, da, a. Harsh, intractable.
Sacudido, em, Spanish step in dancing.
Sacudidór, sm. Shaker, duster, sifter.
Sacudidúra, sf Dusting, cleaning.
Sacudimiénto, sm. Shaking off, ee
Sacudir, va. To shake; reject; dart, dis-
charge. beat. .
Saduceismo, sm. Sadducism.
Saéta, af. Arrow, dart; gnomon; hand of
a watch; magnetic needle; a northern
constellation.
Saetáda, Saetázo, 8. Arrow-wound.
Saeteár, va. V. Asactear.
Saetéra, sf, Loop-hole; a grated window.
Sactéro, ra, a. Relating to arrows.
Saetéro, em. Archer, bowman. A gi
Saetía, ef. (Nau.) Settee ; a lateen sail;
Saetilla, ¢/ Small arrow; magnetic needle;
moral sentence. [tenter-hook.
Saetín, sm. Mill-trough; peg; drag-net;
Saetén, sm. Dart.
Sáfico, ca, a. Sapphic verse.
Sáño, em. Y. Oongrto.
Sáfra, am. Zafre, oxide of cobalt.—4f. (Cu-
877
SAL
y. Witch; the fure-runner of the log-
Sagazménte, ad. Sagaciously.
Bágita, y. Segment of a diameter.
Sagitál, a. Sagittal, sagittated.
Bagitário, em. Archer; Sagittarius.
Bágo, am. A great-coat.
Bacrádo, da, @, Sacred ; hol;
o, da, a. Sacred; holy.
Sagrádo, ar. Asylum, a sacred place.
Bagraricro, sm, Koeper of relics.
Sagrário, am. Tabernacle, sanctuary.
Saga, or Bagal, em. Sago palm.
Báguia, af A small frock. V. Sayuelo.
Bahornárse, or. To bo excoriated.
Sabórno, sem. Excoriation.
Sahumádo, da, a. Fumigated. t
a E
SAL
nd Y. Place where salt is given to ani-
S Jer Balt-cellar; salt-mi dre re
aléro, em, ar; salt-mine; e
Salóta, 47. A small ball.
Sélga lo que saliéra V. Salir, [Saltr.
ange Balgadéra, af (Bot.) V. Orsaga. Y.
Sálica, a. Salique; salique-law. a
Balicór, q. (Bot.) Long, fleshy-leaved sal-
Salicórnia, ¥. Glass-wort,
Salida, ef Start, departure; outlet; result ;
pro ection; expenditure; sally.
Salidizo, za, 8, and a. V. Salediso.
Salido, da, a. Departed. Salido, Project-
Salto a and p Outjutting, projecting.
nte, @. an u ro!
Baliácáble, a. Salifiable. 7
Salin, em. Salt magazine. V. Salero.
Salina, 4/ Salt-pit.
Salinéro, om. Dealer in salt.
Salino, na, a. Baline.
Salir, on. irr. To go out; depart; appear;
Sabumadór, em. Perfumer; p ; occur; cost; sally; rotlre; de-
Sahumadiira, £ Perfuming; tion. sist —or. To violate; drop; leak.
Sahumár, va. To perfume; Salitrádo, da, a. Impregnated with saltpetre.
Sabumério, am. Fumigation; perfume. Salitral, a. Nitroua—em, Saltpetro bed or
Sahúmo, sm. Steam, vapor. V. Sahumerto.| wo
Saica, q/. Saick, a Turkish veasel. Salitre, sen. ony ‘aha
Sain, em. Grease of an animal on clothes, |Balitrería, 4/. Saltpetre-work. Se pal
Saina, af. V. Alcandia, Balitréro, ra, a. Saltpetre-refiner, er ín
Sainár, va. To fatten animals Balitróso, sa, a. Nitrous, salinitrous.
Balnóte, em. A farce; flavor, relish; any | Saliva, af Saliva
delicate bit. Salivación, af Salivation, spitting out.
Bainetillo, am. A slight relish or flavor. Salivál, a. Sallyous, salivary.
Saino, sm. An Indian jug. Salivár, on. To spit, ridla,
Saja, Sajadúra, ef Scarlfication. Salivéra, 4 Bound knob on the bits of a
ár, va. To acarify. Sallvóso, sa, a. Salivous. Salival,
, 9f. Salt; wisdom, prudence; wit. Salladór, sm. Weeder, hoe.
Béla, 4/ Hall; board.of commissioners; pub- | Sallár, va. To weed.
lic mee Salma, af Ton, twenty hundred-weight,
Balacidád, ef. CE fe Salmeár, Salmodiár, va. To sing psalms.
Baladaménte, ad. Wittily. Salmér, em. (Arch.) Impost of an arch.
Saladár, em. Salt-marsh. Salmista, em. Psalmist; chanter of psalms,
Salido da a and po, Belted, salty: wi Salmeiiin “ft Deals od
o, da, a. and pp. : witty. m E mody.
Baládo, em. Sea; hand barren by saline e Salmógrafo, em. Writer of psalma.
ticles. Salmén, em. (Ichth.) Salmon.
Saladór, ra, a. Salter; salting-place. Salmonádo, da, a. Tasting like salmon.
Baladúra, af Salting; pickled fish or meat;
smoked beef.
Balamándra, Salamándria, q/. Salamander.
Salamanquésa, a/. Star-lizard.
Salar, va. To salt; cure, corn, pickle.
Balariár, va. To givo a salary.
Balário, erm. Wages, salary; stipend.
Saláz, a. Salty; lustful.
Salazón, y. ns: salting.
Baloo, em. (Bot.) Willow.
Salcéda, ef. Plantation of willows.
Salceréta, ef Dice-box. [cisse for mines,
Salchicha, 47 Small sausage. (MIL) Sau-
Balchichería, ef Pork-shop.
mira ra, a Sausage maker or seller.
chic em, A large sausage.
Saloochar, oa. V. Sancochar.
Saldár, va. To liquidate.
em. Balance; payrien of an account,
e8s,
al
Saledizo, za, a. Bali
Balóp, > rae sata
salm
Salmonéte, $m. (Ichth.) Red-mullet or sur-
mallet. man
Balmoréjo, sm. Sauce for rabbits; repri-
Salmuéra, 4f. Brine; pickle.
Balobrál, a. a O Crt Brine.,
Salóbre, a. B: , saltish.
eigua et (Nan ‘Bing! t of sail
ma, 4 (Nau.) Singing ont o ors,
‘lchth) Goldline, Pithee
Salomár, on. (Nau.) To sing out
Salón, em. Saloon; meat salted and smoked.
Sálpa, af (Ichth.) Goldline.
Salpicadúra, x pattering; dash of dirt.
Salpicár, va, To r, dab.
Salpicón, em. Salmagundi; bes ng.
Relrtmenttr, oa, To season with pepper and
Balpimentén, sm. Salmagundi
Salpimiónta, as of salt and pepper.
Salpinga, €/. African serpent.
Salpresár, oa. To season with salt.
Balpúga, 8/. Biting kind of ant.
SAL
SAN
gor feta ae Rash ; a breaking out on the | Salutiferaménte, ad. Salubriously.
8
. Sarpullido,
(pimples. | Salutifer
ra, a. Salutiferous, healthful.
Salpullir, va. To break out in pustules or | Salva, af Salute of fire-arms; solemn prom-
Salsa, af Sauce, condiment; ornaments.
8a sm. (Bot.) V. Sawifraga.
Balsedúmbre, 8/. Saltness.
Salséra, g/. Sancer. V. Salserilla.
Salseréta, af. A small saucer; a dice-box,
Balserilla, 4% A very small saucer.
Salséro, sm. (Bot.) Spanish thyme.
ise,
Salvachia, 47 Salv
Salvación, 4/ Salvation; preservation.
Salvadéra, sf Sand-box for writing.
Salvádo, sm, Bran. :
Salvador, ra, 8. Saviour, rescuer, redeemer.
Salvaguardia, em, Safeguard; passport; pal-
ón, 8m, Measure of grain, containing; ladíum.
about a peck. V. Salsa. Salvajáda, y/. Rude behavior.
Balseruólo, sm. V. Salsertlla, Salvaje, a. Savage, barbarous, ignorant.
Balsi Salsifráx, af (Bot.) e. Balváje, sm, A savage.
Balsílla, ita, 4% Sauce of little flavor. Salvajeménte, ad. Savagely, wildly.
Baltabánco, Saltabáncos, Salta en banco or | Salvajeria, 2. Clownish conduct, savareness,
Salta en bancos, sm. Mountobank, quack. | Salvájez, af, Savageness, rustic indocility.
Saltabardálos, am. Romp, a wild yout Salvajina, 4f Collection of skins of wild
Baltabarráncos, sm. A noisy fellow.
Baltacábras, a/. Spanish serpent. (toes.
Beultacharquillos, sm. Boy who walks on tip-
Saltación, sf Leaping; ce. et
Saltadéro, són. Leaping-place; a jet or foun-
Baltádo, da, a. Prominent, jutting over.
Saltadór, ra, e. Jumper, leaper; hopper.
Baltadúra, 4 Hollow made in the surface | Salve, o. defect. God
of a stone.
to ‘
Baltambárca, 67. A rustic dress, open behind. | Salvia, af (Bot) Sago.
Baltánte, pa. Salient, leaping.
o Y. Sultabardales.
tár, on,
o leap, hop; frisk, rebound.
Pro land.—va. To cover | Salvo, ad.
Saltar en tierra,
the female: apo to male animals,
paler ee Y. A sliding rule.
Saltarélo, ¢m. Ancient Spanish dance.
Baltarén, sm. Certain tune on the
hopper,
guitar; Se rcnonen am.
beasts; tasting of game.
Salvajino, na, a. Savage, wild.
Salvaménte, ad, Estey. pation.
Salvaménto, Salvamiénto, am. Safe Ti sal-
Salvánte, pa. Saving, excepting.—ad Bave,
Salvár, oa. To save; remove impedl-
ments; pass over; escape from danger.
bless you. —af yer
Garden sage.
leia oficinal,
Salviádo, da, 2. Containing sage,
Salvilla, 47 Salver; tray, walter.
Sálvo, va, Pp. Saved, corrected.
aving, excepting. A’ su salvo,
To one's satisfaction.
Salvocondúcto, Salvocondfito, em. Pass,
safe-conduct; pe ort.
osteriors.
em. V. Sauce.
the Virgin Ma
Saltarin, na, 3. Dancer: a restless young rake, | Sama, 4f (Ichth.) A kind of sea-bream.
Saltaterandate, sm. A kind of embroidery. | Sambenito, sm.
Saltatriz, ¢f A female rope-dancer.
Balteadór, sm. Highwayman, footpad.
Salteamiónto, em. Assault.
Balteár, ea. To assault, attack ; rob; pad.
Saltéo, sm, Assault on tho high road.
Baltério, sm. Psalter; psaltery, a harp.
Saltéro, ra, a. Highlander.
Baltibáncos, am. Y. Sultabanco.
Baltico, em. A little hop or leap.
arment of convicts of the
Inquisition; note of infamy.
Samblaje, em. Joinery. V. Ensambladura.
Sambáca, af Triangular musical instru-
ment; ancient warlike machine.
Sampsúco, em. (Bot.) Marjoram. V..Almo-
radus, unguent,
Sampsuquino, am. Marjoram an yme,
Sam af. A side-saddie, V. Jamuga.
San, a. Saint. V. Santo.
Saltillo, am. A little hop. (Nau.) Bulk-head. | Sanúble, a. Curable, healable.
Saltilloe de los pasumanos, Steps of the | Sanador,
ngway.
Baltito, am. V. Saltico,
ra, 8. Carer, healer.
Sanolotédo, am, Panacea; a general remedy.
anco. | Sanaménte, ad. Naturally.
[0
Baltimbánco, Saltimbánque, sm. V. Saita- oa va. To heal, cure; reclaim from yico,
Sálto, sm. Leap, bound; assault, robbery.
V. Tacon. O
Saltón, sm. Grasshopper.
Saltón, na, a, Leaping much.
Sanativo, va, a. Sanative,
Sanción, af Sanction.
Goggle-eyes. | Sancilonár, va. To sanction.
biotite Sancochár, va. To parboil.
Salubérrimo, ma, a. sup. Most salubrious, | Sanctasanctérum, em. Sanctuary.
Salúbre, a. Healthfal. V. Saludable,
Salubridad, af Healthfalness, salubrity.
Balúd, af. Health; welfare, prosperity; sal-
vation. Saludes, Compliments, greetings.
Sanctus, sm. A part of the masa.
Sandália, q/. Sandal. ice.
Sandalina, 4/. A stuff manufactured in Ven-
Sandalino, na, a. Tinctared with sanders.
Saludáble, a. Salutary, healthful, wholesome, | Sándalo, am. (Bot.) Bergamot mint; sandal-
Saludableménte, ad. Healthfully, healthily.
Baludadór, sm. Greeter, saluter; quack.
Saludár, va. To salute, hail, great.
Salado, sm. Salute of fire-arms; salutation, | Sandia, ef.
at : is Sándio, %
tin:
selambre” af Flower of salt.
wood, sanders. of arsenic.
Sandaráca, Y Sandarach, also rol sulphuret
Sandéz, af. Folly, simplicity ; stupidity.
(Bot.) Water-melon.
a, @. Foolish, stupid.
Sandix, em. Minium, red lead.
Salutación, 3f Salutation, greeting, salute. | Sanddngs, g/. Y. Zandunga.
SAN SAR
Baneamiónto, em, Guarantee; indemnifica- | Santificánte, pa. poe
tion. [save harmless. | Santificár, va. To sanctify; bless; justify.
Saneár, va. To give security; indemnify ; | Suntiguáda, af, Pura mi santiguada, By
Sanédrin, em. Sanhedrim. {pine islands. | my faith. [of the cross.
Sangléy, sm. Chinese trading tu the Philip- Santiguadór, a, One who cures by tho sign
Sangradéra, af Lancet; sluice, drain. Santiguár, ca. To bless; cbastise.—or. To
Sangradór, sin. Phlobotomist; fissure. cross one’s self.
Bangradúra, ef (Surg.) Bleeding. Draining. | Santiguo, 4m. Making the cross. [gold.
Sangrar, ca. To bleed; drain ; indent a line. ¡ Santimónta, ¢f Sanctity. (Bot) Corn mart.
—tr. To be bled. Santiscário, sm. (Coll.) Caprice, whim.
Bangráza, af Corrupt blood. (stance. | Santísimo, ma, 4. Most holy. El santi-
Sángre, af. Blood; gore; race, family; sub-| simo, The holy sacrament.
Sangria, af: (Surg.) Bleeding ; Incision ; inner | Santo, ta, uv. and a. Saint, virtuous; simple;
bend of the elbow. sacred; just. Santo de Pair aes Hypo-
Sangrientaménte, ad. Bloodlly, cruelly. crite. Watchword.
Sangricnto, ta, a Bloody; sanguinary, 'Sánto, em The Image of a saint. (MIL)
bloodthirsty. Santolina, af (Bot.) Lavender-cutton.
Sanguál, sn. (Orn.) Osprey. Santón, em. A hypocrite
Banguáza, sf Serous blood. [cherry-trce. ' Santorál, sm. A church-choir book.
Sangiiéño, sm, Dogberry-tree, cornelian- | Santudrio, sm. Sanctuary.
Bangiéso, 38m. (Bot.) Raspborry-bush. Santúcho, cba, 8. (Coll.) Hypocrite.
Banxuífero, ra, a, Sanguiferous. Sunturrón, na, € and a. (ColL) Hypocrite,
Sanguificación, Y (Med.) Sanguification. zealot.
Sangulficár, ca, To sanguify. Santurronería, ef Hypocrisy.
Banguificativo, va, a. Producing blood. Sántus, am. V. Sanctus.
Sanguijuéla, af. Leech; sharper; cheat, ¡Sáña, sf Anger, passion, rage.
Sanguinária, q/. (Bot.) Knot-grass. Blood- | Saflosaménte, ad. Furiously.
stone; hematite. Sañóso, sa, a. Furious,
Sanguinariaménte, ad. Sanguinarily. Sañudaménte, ad. Furiously.
ra oer em ria, @ Sanguinary, cruel, | Saiiddo, da, a. Furious, enraged.
bloody. {sanguineous. | Sapán, sm. (Bot.) ped on ha
Sanguineo, nea, Sanguino, na, a. Sanguine ; | Sapéra, ef. (Bot) Sea-heath.
Sangulnolénto, ta, a. V. Sangriento. Sápido, da, a, High-flavored.
Banguinóso, sa, 4. Sanguinous; bloody, san- | Sapiéncia, ef Wisdom.
guinary. Sapienciáles, sm. pl. Works on morals.
Banguiñól, sm. (Bot.) Y. Sangueño. Sapiénte, a. Wise. V. Sadio,
Sángiits, am. (Lat.) Blood of Christ. Sapillo, em. A little toad.
SBanguisórva, 4/. (ot.) Great burnet. Sapina, 4/. (Bot.) Alpinus glasswort.
Banguisuóla, Sangúja, 4 (Prov. Coll.) Leech. | Sapino, 6m, (Bot.) A kind of pine.
V. Sunguijuela. Sápo, sm. A toad. V. Escuerzo. A bicated,
Banícula, ££. (Bot.) Sanicle. swelled person; dolt.
Savidád, 4/. Health, vigor, sanity. Saponáceo, cea, a. Saponaceous,
Banie, Sánies, af (Med.) Sanies. Saponária, Y” (Bot) Common soapwort.
Banióso, sa, a. (Med.) Sanious. Saporifero, ra, a. Saporific.
Sanjacádo, Sanjacáto, sm, Government of a | Sáque, sm. The act of playing out the ball,
Turkish province. Saqueadór, ra, 4. Plunderer.
Sanjáco, #m. Turkish governor of a province, | Saqueár, ea. To plunder, pillage.
Sanjuanista, a. and 8. A knight of St. Jobn | Saqueamiénto, sm, V. Saqueo, Saco,
of Jerusalem. Saquéo, sm. Pillage, plunder.
Sanmigueláda, e/. (Prov.) Michaelmas. Saquera, af. A packing-needle,
Sano, na, a. Sound, healthy, wholesome; | Saqueria, 4%. Collection of sacks.
secure; sincero; discreet, wise; safe. Saquéte, Saquéto, sm. Little sack.
Banta, sf. Female saint. Saquiláda, Y A small quantity of grain to
Sánta Bárbara, 4/. a au.) Powder-room. be groun
Santamónte, ad. Piously, religiously. Saquillo, ito, sm. A small bag.
Santasantérum, em. Sanctuary; privacy. | Saragucte, em. Hop, a dance.
Santázo, za, a. A groat saint. Sarampión, 87m. Measles.
Santólmo, em. (Nav.) Saint Elmo's light. |Sarangósti, 7, (Nau.) Saragostl.
Bantéro, ra, 8, Hermit; alms-begging; a|Baráo, em. Ball, entertainment, party.
foundling. [the Spaniards. | Sarcásmo, en. Sarcasm.
Santidgo, sm. St. James, the war-whoop of Sarcástico, ca, a. Sarcastic.
Santtaguéfio, ña, a. Applied to fruits ripe at | Sárcia, 8. Load, burden.
St. James's-day. Barcillo, en. (Prov.) Hoe.
Santiaguista, en. A knight of Santiago, |Sarcócola, sf Sarcocolla, a gum.
Santiamén, em. (ColL) Moment, twinkling | Sarcéfago, sm, Sarcophagus.
of an eye. Baroológia, qf (Anat.) Sarcology.
BSantico, ca, a. Little image of a saint. Barettien y é e .) Barcotin
Santidád, ¢/ Banctity, holiness, godliness. | Sarda, 4f (Ichth.) A kind of mackerel,
Santificación, 4/ Sanctification. Sardésco, ca, a. Rude, stabborn.
ponies; sm. Sanctifier. Sardósco, a7, A small ass,
SAT
SE
Sardina, g/. (Ichth.) Anchovy.
Sardinéra, or Yerba Sardinera, sf. (Bot.)
Stinking goose-foot.
Sardinéro, ra, x. Dealer in anchovies.
Sardinéro, ra, @. Belonging to anchovies.
Bardinéta, aA A small anchovy; knittle.
B4rdio, Sardo, sm. Sardine, a precious stone.
Beals y Sardonyx.
árga, q/. Serge.
Sargádo, da, a. Serge-like.
Sargizo, am. (Bot.) Sea-weed.
Sárgo, em. (Ichth.) Sea-roach or sea-bream.
Sarguéro, em. Painter of serge.
pa palo af. A thin serge.
Barilla, af (Bot.) Thymbra,
Sarjár, ca. To scarify.
Sarjénta, ef Lay nun; halberd.
8 petal 7 ae att in er overbearing
en ef. Place, duty of a sergeant.
ea af. Oftice of a sergeant.
Sarjénto, am. Sergeant.
entón, sm. A strong, masculine woman.
Sarjia, 4/ Scarification.
Sarmentadér, ra, 8. Pruned vine-shoots.
Sarmentár, ea. To gather pruned vine-
shoots.
Sarmentéra, q. V. Sarmentar.
Sarmenticio, cla, a. Burned with the slow
fire of vine-shoots.
Sarmentíllo, em. A small vine-shoot.
Sarmentéso, sa, a. Full of vine-shoots.
Sarmiénto, sm. Vine-shoot.
Sarna, 4/. Itch, mange; violent desire.
Sarnazo, am. A malignant itch,
Sarnéso, sa, a. Itchy, mangy.
Sarpullido, em, Flea-bite; rash.
Sarpullir, en. To be flea-bitten.
Sarracina, Ve A tamultuoas contest.
Sarria, ef. A large basket.
Barrillo, sm. Death-rattle.
Sárro, em. Incrustation of the tongue in
fevers; sediment; foulness.
, Ba, a. Incrusted with sediment.
aoe af String of beads; file; series.
Sartál, a. Stringed.—en. String of beads, dec.
Sartaléjo, em. A small string of pearls or
precious stones. 1d
old.
Sartén, af. Frying-pan.
ptt fe of, AS bueh asa E an
Sartendja, Sartenica, illa, af A small frying-
[manner.
an.
SérzO, sm, Y. Zarto,
Sasafris, am. (Bot.) Sassafras.
Sistra, af Wife of a tailor.
Sastre, am. Tailor. Ha un buen sastre, He
is a cunning blade.
Sastrecillo, 7. A Petty tallor.
Sastrerin, af A tailor's shop.
Batán, Satanás, sm. Satan.
Batánicaménte, ad. Satanically.
Satánico, ca, a. Satanic, devilish. fte.
Satélite, am. Balliff.constable. (Astr.) Satel-
Saterión, am. V. Satirion,
Bátira, a/. Satire.
Satiricaménte, ad. Satirically.
Batírico, em. Satirist.
Batirico, ca, a. Satirical.
Satirilla, af A sneering insinuation.
Satirillo, em. A little satyr.
Batirio, sm. Kind of water-rat.
Satirión, sn. (Bot.) Orchis.
Satirizánte, pa. Satirizing.
Satirizár, ca. To satirize, libel.
Sátiro, em. Satyr, a sylvan god.
Satisdación, y/. V. Fianza.
Satisfacción, qe Satisfaction, eee aay
apo + gratification. [explate; indulge.
Satisfacón ed. To satisfy erent gratify :
Satisfactoriaménte, ad. Satisfactorily.
Satisfactório, ria, a. Satisfactory.
Satisfócho, cha, a. and pp. trr. of Satis-
Jacer. Satisfied, arrogant, confident.
Sativo,va, a. Sative, that which is cultivated.
=p sm. psi hy, crafty fel
Sátrapa, sm. Satrap; a ely, ow.
Satrapía, 4f Dignity of a Persian satrap.
Saturáble, a. Saturable.
Saturación, 8/. Saturity ; saturation.
Saturár, va. To saturate; glut. (urnalia,
Saturnál, a. Saturnallan. Saturnales, Bat-
Saturnino, na, a. Melancholy, gloomy.
Satúrno, em. (Astr.) Saturn. Lead.
Saúce, em. (Bot.) Willow. [willows.
Saucedál, sm. Saucéra, af Plantation of
Saucillo, sm. (Bot.) V. Sangwinarta.
Súuco, af (Bot.) Elder or alder-tree; second
hoof of horses. absent.
Saudáda, ef An ardent desire of any thing
Sauquillo, sm. (Bot) Dwarf elder.
Sausería, af Larder in a palace.
Sausiér, ss. Chief of the larder in a palace.
Satz, em. (Bot.) V. Sauce.
Sauzál, em, V. Sauceda! and Salceda,
Sanzgatillo, sm. (Bot.) Agnus-castus tree.
Sávia, af. V. Sabía.
Saxafrax, af (Bot.) V. Saztfraga.
Saxatil, a. Applied to fish breeding among
stones.
pela oa E nn af, (Bot Lem
Ax a, Baxifrá : ; e saxi-
reo | sa, €. Stone. hinese silk.
siya, ef. Upper petticoat Suya saya,
Sayál, am, Sackcloth.
Sayaleria, af Shop for weaving coarse cloth.
Sayalero, em. Weaver of coarse stuff.
Sayalésco, ca, a. Made of sackcloth.
Sayaléte, em. A thin stuff.
Sayáza, af An outward coarse petticoat.
Bayete. ayito, em. dim. A thin or slight
st ig
Sáyo, em. A sack-coat.
Sayón, sm. Bailiff; executioner.
Sayonázo, sm. of Sayon,
Sayuéla, q. Woollen shift; kind of fig.
Sayuélo, am. Little frock, small jacket.
Sazgatillo, sm. (Bot) V. Agnocasto,
sai af. Maturity; season; flavor; occa-
sion.
Sazonadaménte, ad. Seasonably.
Sazonádo, da, a. Seasoned, mature, mellow.
Sazonadór, ra, 8. Seasoner. [ripen.
, Enzonár, ra. To season; mature.—or. To
Se, say, A pronoun, possessive to the per-
son or thing that governs the verb; used
before the proacem me, te, le, it reflects
the action of the verb on the object which
they represent. Se represents frequent!
the ive form of a verb; as se dice, It
is sald. [To separate.
¿Se, prep. used in composition, ae eer ers
SEC
SEG
Séa que, ad. Whether. Secundina, af. Afterbirth.
Sebáto, am. (Chea) Sebate. [pales. Erin af. Dryness; indifference.
Bébe, af (Prov.) Place inclosed with high | Sed, ef. Thirst; rness ; violent desire,
—Bebésta, Sobestiáno, sm. Sebesten-fruit, se- | Séda, 4/ Silk. Jloja, Floss silk.
Sedadera, ¢f Hackle for dressing flax.
bestine,
Sebestén, sm. (Bot.) Sebesten-treo.
Bebillo, am Paste made with suet; kind
of soap.
Bébo, em. Tallow, candlo-grease ; grease.
Bebdso, sa, a. Fat, greasy.
al Drought; mint; sandbank.
Secacil, em. (Bot.) Y. Eringe.
Secadál, sm. A dry, barren ground.
Recadére, ra, a. Capeble of bolng dried.
ro, ra, G, e ng
Secadillo, em. A sort of dry, round biscuit.
Becaménte, ad. Drily, morosely; peevishly.
Secáno, em. Dry, unirrigated, arable land.
Becánza, af A game at cards.
Secánte, em. Drier, a drying oil used for
painting.—s/. Secant.
Becár, ea. To dry, fade.—er. To be dried
up; become lean; decay.
Socarál, em. Drynesa, drought.
Secatúra, 8/. Insipidity; flatness; coolness,
indifference.
Sección, ¢/ Section.
Secéno, na, a. Sixteenth,
Secesión, y/. Secession.
Secéso, em. Excrement, stool.
Beclúso, sa, a Secluded, separated.
Béco, ca, a. Dry; barren; lean; bare. A’
Solely; rude,
Secrecion, af. piled.) Secretion. [closet
Becréta, af Private cxamination ; wator-
Secretaménte, ad. Secretly.
Secretár, va. (Med.) To secrete, separate.
Secretária, 4f (Coll) Confidante ; secretary
of a nunnery. [ship.
Secretaria, ef Secretary's office; secretary-
pot: sm. Secretary; ascribe; notary;
cler
Becreteár, on. (Coll.) To speak in private.
Becretico, illo, ito, sm, dim, A trifling secrot.
Becretista, sn. Naturalist; secretist.
Becréto, ta, a. Secret; dark ; confidential.
Bedal, sm. Angling-line; seton.
Sedativo, va, a. (Med.) Sedative.
Séde, 4/. Bee, the seat of episcopal power.
La santa sede, The holy see.
Sons fa ingore
entário, ria, a. Sedentary.
Sed . Fine tow of flax; clo
óña, made of
Sedéño, fia, a. Silken; made of hair.
Sedéra, ¢/ A brash mado of hair.
Sederia, af Silka, silk stuffs; silk store.
Sedéro, em. Bilk-mercer.
Sedición, sf Sedition; an insurrection.
Sediciosaménte, ad, Seditiously.
Sedicióso, sa, a cres" mutinous,
Sediénto, ta, a. Thirsty, ; anxious.
Sediménto, em. Sediment, lees.
Seducción, @f Seduction, deceiving.
Seducir, va. To seduce, corrapt.
Seductivo, va, a. Seductive; corruptful.
Seductór, ra, 4. Seducer, deceiver; abuser ;
im 09
Segáble, a, Fit to be reaped.
Segadóra, af. Reaping-hook.
Segadéro, ra, a. Fit to be reaped.
Segadór, ra, a Reaper, harvester.
Segazón,
Seglár, a, and e. Worldly ;
Seglarménte, ad. Secularly.
Roeménto, em. Segmont.
Segregaci
Y: on, separation.
Begregádo, d a. d, secretitiona,
Segregár, va. To a apart.
vo, va, €. That which se tos.
Ségri, em. A silk stuff, double ty.
Segudár, ea. (Prov.) To persecute, perse-
vere.
Seguída, ef Succession; continuation,
idilla, y. A merry Spanish tune and
nee, e
Seguidillóra, af Singer and dancer of seguá-
Becréto, am. Secrecy; secret, arcanum ; can- | 6: do, da, a. Continued, succeasive, fol-
tion, silence. owed. foot.
Becretén, em. Fine alto Seguido, sm. Narrowing a stocking at tho
Socretório, ria, a. (Med.) Secretory. Seguildór, ra, a. Follower.
Bócta, Y sect ; doctrine, Seguimiónto, sm, Pursuit, hant; continua-
Soctador, ra, a. Sectarist. tion of a lawsuit,
Bectério, ría, a. and e, Sectarian, sectary.
Bectór, sm. (Geom.) Sector. [tendant.
Becuáz, a. and e, Soctary ; following, at-
Becuéla, ql. uel, continuation,
Becuéncia, af A sequence sald in mass,
ación, 4f Sequestration.
Secuestradér, em. Sequestrator.
Secuestrár, va, To sequestrate, distress,
Secuestrario, ria, €. onging to seques-
tration. umpire.
Bocuóstro, sm. Sequestration ; arbitrator,
Secular, a. Secular ; lay, laical.
Secularidad, sf. Secularity.
Secularización, 4/. Secularization.
Secularizár, 0. To secularize.
Secundariamónte, ad. Secondarily.
Secundário, ria, a Seco
nate ; oa
Seguir, va, To follow, pursue; prosecute;
profese.—or. To ensue; panacea: issu0,
Segúllo, em, The first stratam as gold-
Soa | According to. Segu ono,
eco: n y como,
Sesúnda, . Second lo ua; double mean-
a ing. vr a : ue be
odár, on. To re over n;
Sogundário, win Y. Saou adarto ae
un . Snow-water frozen D;
gaan. seem parole)
ndillo, em, Secon on. us.
Sedo da, a. Second. nuda guare
ía, The d -watch,
Segindo, em. nd of time.
Segundogénito, ta, a. Becond-born.
ndary; subordi-¡Segundón, em. The second son of a family;
younger brother.
SEM
SEN
Segúr, af Axe; sickle.
polit ft am, Securer, asserter.
Seguraménte, ad. Securely, certainly.
Segurár, ca. Y. Asegurar.
Seguréja, ef A small hatchet. [bail. |
Seguridad, sf Security, certainty; custody;
Seguro, ra, a. Secure; easy, confident ;
rm, constant.
Segúro, sm. Tumbler of a gun-lock ; per-
mission, license; insurance.
uh am. A large axe or hatchet.
Beis, a. Six.—em. The figure 6. [angles.
Selsavádo, da, a. Having six sides and six
Seisávo, sm. The sixth part of a number.
Seisciéntos, tas, a. Six bundred.
Seisén, sm, Silver coin worth balfa real.
Seiséno, na, a. Sixth.
Selección, @f Selection, choice,
Selócto, ta, a. Select, choice.
pepe af pry eines crea Ren gypeum.
eleno a, af. Selenography.
Selladór, em. Sealer. a
Selladára, ¢f Sealing.
Sellar, va. To seal; stamp.
Sellónca, /. Kept-mistrees. [Cocket.
Bóllo, em. Seal, stamp. Sello de aduana,
Sélva, af Forest. Selva espesa, Thicket.
Selvático, ca, a. Forest-born, wild.
Selvatiquéz, af Rusticity, savageness.
Selvóso, sa, a. Belonging to forests.
Semana, ef A weck. Semana santa, Pas-
sion-week.
Semanál, a. Hebdomadal.
Semanalménte, ad. bl ri
Semanárlo, ria, 2. and « Weekly publica-
Semanería, af Work done in the course of
a week. [ly functions in his turn.
Semanéro, sm. One who enters upon week-
Bemantro, ra, a. Persons engaged by the
wee
00
Semblánte, sm. Face; aspect; countenance;
Semblánza, ef V. Semejanza.
Sembradéra, af. Secd-bag.
Sembradio, dia, a. Ereperes
Sembrádo, am. Cornfield.
Sembrádo, da, a. Sown; covered with
Sembradór, em. Sower.
Sembradára, 4/. Insemination, sowing seed,
Sembrár, ea. To sow ; spread ; propagate.
Seméja, af Resemblance, likeness; mark.
Semejáble, a. Like, resembling.
Ellos recado Per ad. Likely.
Semejádo, da, a. Like.
Semejánte, a. Similar, like,
Semejanteménte, ad. Likewise. [likeness.
Semejánza, y. Rescomblance, conformity ;
Semejár, en. To bo like, resemble.
Sémen, em. Semen.
Semencéra, 4/. Sowing seed for growth.
Semental, a. Seminal
Sementár, va. To sow.
Sementéra, af. Sowing sced; land sown;
seed-time; origin, cause.
Sementéro, sm. Seedlip or seedlop.
Sementilla, af dim, of Simtente, [time.
Sementino, na, a, Belonging to seed or secd-
Seméstre, sm. 8 of six months.
Sémi, e Semi, almost.
Semibréve, e/. (Mus.) Semibreve.
Semicabrón, Somicápro, sm. Satyr,
[seed.
for sowing of
[seeds.
k. | Semipedál, a. Sem
Semicircalár, a. Semicircular,
Semicirculo, $m, Semicircle,
Semicorchéa, af (Mus.) Semiquaver.
Semicromático, ca, a. (Mus.) Somichromatio,
Semicáplo, sm, (Med.) Semicupiuin,
Semídca, af. Demigoddess,
oo em. (Poet.) Demigod.
Semidiáfano, na, a, Semidiaphanous.
Semidiametro, evn. Semidiameter.
Semidiapasón, sm, Aue} Semidiapason.
Semidiapónte, em. (Mus.) Semidiapente.
Semidiatesarón, em. (Mus.) Semidiatessaron.
Semidifúnto, Se Almost dead,
Semidiós, sm. Demigod.
Semiditono, em. (Mus.) Semiditone.
Semidóble, sm. and a. Semidouble.
Semidócto, sm. Sciolist.
Semidócto, ta, a. Half-learned.
Semidormido, da, a. Sleepy.
gn
Bonssmsaria . Vena tam 7 WS WOVE
u aay rs
Semioctáva, 4f Four verses in alternate
Semiordenáda, 47 ae) Semiordinate.
pedal, half a foot.
Semipléna, y ei roof, half-proof.
Semipléno, na, a. f half finished.
Semipoéta, sm. Poetaster. [eescenoe.
Semiprobánza, af A half proof, imperfect
Semipruóba, sm. Sa Semiproof.
Semipátrido, da, a. Half putrid.
Semiquintil, em. cand miquintile,
Semiracionál, a. Stupid, ignorant.
Semirécto, a. Of forty-five degrees: applied
to an angle.
Semis, am. Half a pound. V. Semi,
Semisabio, bla, a. and a. Half learned, podant.
Semisalváge, sm. Semisav
Semisestil, em. El Semisextile.
Semiterc . Semitertian.
Semitóno, ¢m. (Mus.) Semitone.
Semitrasparénte, a. Almost transparent.
bn Y. Half a vibration of a pen-
um,
Semivivo, va, a. Half alive,
Semivocál, a. Semivowel,
Semiválpa, sf Animal like a wolf
Sémola, af Groats or grita.
Semoviónte, a. Moving of itself.
Sompitérna, 8/. Sort of serge.
Sempitérno, na, a. Everlasting, sempiternal,
Són, Séna, 4 (Bot.) Sena, senna. [house
Senádo, em. parliament; senate-
Senadoconsálto, em. of a senate,
Senadór, sm, Senator,
888
SEN
Sendra, 6f Ground assigned to servants as
part payment of wages. {six fambics.
Bénas, «f pl Sixes in tho game of back-
gam mon,
Senatorio, ria, a. Senatorial.
Senciónte, pa. and a, Sentient
Sencillaménte, ad. Ingenuously, pens
Boncilléz, 4f Simplicity ; silliness, Ignorance.
sapere lla, a, Mmple; light; ingenuous;
eas,
Sénda, af Path, footpath. footpath.
Benderár, cv. To cdi a path; ios A
Sendereár, ea. To guide or a footpath.
peak uty ken
Indica, illa, ita, af Little pathway.
Spare ne pie of two, either.
enectúd, af. e.
Senescál, sm. oneschál
Benescalia, af. Office of a seneschal.
y a. OF Crvstaltzed [
enites, af. Crys peum. uge.
Séno, am. Breast, bosons heart; lap; ref-
Senogil, am. V. Cenogil.
Sensación, 2/. Sensation, fecling.
Sensíto, ta, a. Sensible, prudent, wise.
Sensibilidad, ef Sensibility. [sensitive.
Sensible, a. Sensible, perceptible; palnful,
Sensibleménte, ad. Sensibly.
Sensitiva, ef (Bot.) Sensitive plant.
Bensitivo, va, a. Sensitive; sensual.
Sensório, sm. Sensory ; scat of sensation.
Sensório, ria, a, Sensorlal,
Bensúnl, a. Sensual, lewd; carnal.
Sensualldád, af. Sensuality, lcwdncss,
Sensualménte, ad, Sensually.
Sentáda, af Stone pnt in its proper place.
V. Asentada, anging on one side.
Sentadillas (A’), ad. Riding with both legs
Bentádo, da, a. Sedate, judicious; fitted.
Bentamiénto, sim. (Arch.) V. Asiento.
Bentár, va, To fit, become, sult; establish;
smooth.
Senténcia, af Sentence; Judgment; maxim.
Cera va. To sentence; condemn; de-
cide.
Sentenciário, em, Collection of sentences.
Sentención, af A severe sentence.
Sentenciosaménte, ad. Sententiously.
Bentencidso, sa, a. Sententious.
Bentenznéla, af. Slight sentence.
Sentidaménte, ad. Feelingly, painfully.
Sentido, da, a. Sensible, feeling.
Sentido, em. Sense; reason; acceptation.
Sentimental, a. Sentimental. (Judgment.
Bentimiénto, em, Sentiment; perception;
Sentina, 4/. Sink, drain.
Sentir, ea. To feel, perceive; Judge; grieve.
—er. To be moved, be affected ; sen-
sible of; resent.
Sentir, em. Feeling, opinion, judgment.
Séña, em, Sign, token, nod.
Señúl, em. Sign, signature; vestige; symp-
tom; landmark; standard, banner.
Señaladaménte, ad. Signally.
Señaládo, da, a. Famous, celebrated, notable,
Señalamiénto, em. Assignation.
Boñalár, eva. To pio mark ont; name;
a make signals.—or. To distinguish one's
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¡Señaléja, af A little sign or mark.
Senário, sm. A senary number; a verse of Señár, oa. (Prov.) To make sign
SEQ
Señaléro, am. Royal ensign bearer.
8.
Señéra, ef. Ancient signal or pendant.
Soñoleár, en. To catch birds with a lure.
Señór, em. God; lord; str; gentleman ; mas:
ter; mister.
Señóra, 8/. Lady; madam; dame; mistress,
Señorázo, za, a. Pretender to nobility.
Scfioreadér, ra, e. Domineerer,
Señorcáje, em. Seigneurial.
¡Señoreánte, pa. Dominoerer.
period ci rete excel.
Sefio: É y ; Selgneury.
‘ Sofioridl, a. Manorinl, PS
Señoril, a. Lordly, [es
Sehorilménte, ad. Nobly, lordly. [control
Señorio, em. Dominion; command; sSelf-
Señorita, ¢f Miss; young lady.
señorito, sm. Master; gentleman's son.
Señorón, na, 8, Great lord or lady.
señuélo, am. Lure, enticement.
Séo, af Cathedral church.
Seór, sm. Lord, sir.
Sepancuántos, sm. (Coll) Box on the ear.
Separáble, a. Separable.
Separación, af. Separation.
Separadaménte, ad. Separately.
Separádo, da, a. Separate, separated,
Separadór, ra, 8. Separator, divider.
Separánte, pa. mb
Separár, va, To separate, divorce; withdraw,
retiro; divide; lay aside.
Separativo, va, Separatorio, ria, a. Separato-
8 els sonia vi kind of
e n, em. Beps, a kind of serpent.
Sépla, af Cuttle-fish.
Septenario, em. Septenary.
Bepténto, sm. Space of seven years. [wind.
Septentrión, sm. Septentrion, north star;
Septentrionál, a. Northern, northerly.
Séptico, ca, a. Septic; putrefying.
Septiémbre, am. September.
Séptima, 4/. Bequence of seven cards,
Séptimo, ma, a, Seventh.
Sépto, sm. (Anat.) Septum.
Septuagenário, ria, a. Septuagenary.
Septuagésima, af. Septuagesima Sunday.
Septuagésimo, ma, a. Beventieth; s2ptua-
gesimal [measure of 9 1-3 inchos.
Septúnx, sm. Coin welghing seven ounces;
Septuplicár, va. To mu tinly by seven.
Séptuplo, pla, a. Sevenfol
Sepulcrál, a. Sepulchral.
Sepúlcro, em. Sepulchre, grave.
Sepultación, 46 Interment.
Sepaltadór, am. Grave-digger.
Sepultár, ea. To bury, inter; conceal.
Sepultóra, ef Sepulture; grave, tomb.
Se peda, Aria : lege. rit
uedád, 47 y; 8 y ; asperity.
Secuedál, Sequerál, am. A dry, barren soil
Sequéro, em. Dry, arable ground; arid.
Sequeróso, 8a, 4. Dry, ari {lent shock,
Sequéte, sm. Dry bread; harshness; a vio-
Sequia, af de baer drought,
Sequillo, em. Biscuit made of flour and sugar.
Sequío, am. Dry, unirrigated ground.
Séquito, am, Retinne, suite; popularity.
Sequizo, zs, a. Dry: applied to fruits.
SES
SER
Ser, on. To be; exist; ha : become: |
belong; be worth. ° elcid istence.
Ber, #7. being, entity,
Séra, af. A large pannier or basket.
Serado, 9, A parcel of panniers or baskets.
Seráfico, ca, a. Seraphic, angelic.
Serafin, sm, Seraph, angel.
Serafina, 4/ A sort of swan-skin.
Serdje, am. Panniers of charcoal.
Serancolin, sm. Marble of the Pyrenees.
Serapino, sm. Gum from the fennel-gian
Berása, af. Chintz.
Serasquicr, en, Seraskier.
Scrba, sf Service, a wild pear.
Serbal, Sorbo, sm. (Bot.) Service-tree.
Serenaménte, ad. Serenely. serene,
Serenar, ea, and ». To clear up; me
Serenata, 4f Serenade.
Serenóro, sm. NightralLl
Sereni, sm, A swift boat; a yawl.
Screnidid, 4f Serene highncss; serenity,
meckness,
Berenisimo, ma, a. sup. Most serena
Sereno, sm, Night dew; watchman.
Seróno, na, a. Serene, clear; calm.
Sérgas, ef pl. Exploits.
Seriamente, ad. Serious] y.
Sérico, ca, a. Silken.
Serie, xf. Series, order, suite,
Seriedad, af Serlousness; sternness; sim-
plicity, sincerity. »alm-leaves.
|
Sérpol, sm.
nee. Serpette a
essence; value; ex- Serradizo, za, u. Fit to be sawed.
Bot.) Wild thyme.
Bastard hatchet vetch.
Serrádo, da, a. Dentated, toothed like a saw.
Serradór, sm. Sawer or sawyer.
Serraduras, af. pl. Sawdust.
Serrállo, em. Seraglio,
Serranía, 4/. A mountainous country.
Serranicgo, ga, a. V. Serrano,
[lander.
Serranil, a. Kind of knife.
Serrano, na, a. and e. Mountaineer, high-
Serrar, va. To saw.
Serráto, ta, a. (Anat.) Denticulated.
: [vas.
Serrét
af pl, (Nau.) Pieces of tarred can-
Serrezucla, 4/ A small saw.
Serrijén, em. Short chain of mountains,
Serrín, em. Sawdust. V. Aserraduraa.
apie na, a. Belonging to chains of moun-
ns.
[fuot,
Serrénes, sm, (Bot.) English mercury goose-
Serrúcho, ah Hand-saw. Serr bra-
guero, Pit-saw.
Servadór, em. Preserver: applied to Jupiter,
Serváto, am. (Bot.) V. Ereato.
Serventóslo, em. (Poet.) Quartetto.
Serviblo, a, Fit for service. [dues.
Serviciadór, sm. Collector of the sheep-walk
Serviciál, a, Obsequious, obliging, compli-
ant.—em. Clyster.
Servicialménte, ad. Serviceably.
Serviciár, ea, To coliect dues.
Berijo, Serillo, en. A small basket mado of | Servicio, sm. Service; favor; utility, benefit,
Sério, ria, a. Serious; important; grand; | Servidero, ra, a. Fit for service,
solemn: plain. Servido, da, a. Served, pleased; second-
Sermocinál, a. Oratorical. hand. Ser servido, To please.
Sermón, sn. Sermon, homily. Servidór, sm. Servant; wooer; one who
Sermonário, ría, @. Relating to a sermon. politely tenders his services to another.
Sermonário, sm. Collection of sermons, Servidóra, gf Female servant; a term of
Sermoncico, illo, ito, sm. Short addreas,| courtesy. {[slavery; right; subjection.
brief advice. Servidúmbre, ef. Attendance, servitude;
Sermoncár, ea. To lecture, reprimand. Serviénte, pa. and sm. Servant, domestic;
Sermonización, 8/. Harangue; conversation | serving. [ing; menial.
Serója, Serójo, s. A withered leaf. Servil, a. and sm. Servile, slavish; sneak-
Serón, sm. Hamper; crate. Seron cami- | Servilidád, 4f Servility, meanness,
nero, Horse-pannier, Servilla, 4 Pumps worn by servant-maids.
Seron¢ro, sm. Maker of frails or panniers, | Servilléta, gf. Napkin.
Serosidád, ef Serosity, serousnesa. Servilletéro, ra, a. Relating to table-linen.
Seróso, sa, a. Serous, thin, watery. Servilménte, ad. Servilely, slavishly.
Sérpa, af, Provine. Servióla, q/. (Nan.) Catheads.
Berpeir, tn, To serpentine, creep; meander. |Servir, va. To serve; favor; hold office;
Serpentiria, sf (Bot ) Snake-root. serve; administer; deign; make uso of,
fcrpentarto, em. A northern constellation. |Servitér, 8. (Coll) Servant.
Berpentcár, on. To serpentine. Sesáda, ef. Fried braina [das sa,
Berpenticida, a. com. Serpent-killer, Seseár, vn. To pronounce the c before s and
Serpentigero, ra, a (Poet.) Serpentigerous, |Sesóli, am. (Bot) Wild splgnel, meadow
Serpentin, sm. Serpentine stone; musket- waa a
lock ; serpent. [(Chom.) Serpentine, | Sesén, sf. A copper coin of six maravedis.
Serpentina, 4f. Cock of a gun-lock; culverin. |Sesónta, sm. Sixty.—a. Sixtieth.
Serpentinaménte, ad. In a serpentine man- | Sesentón, na, a, One tarned of sixty.
ner. [tongue; a kind of marble, | Seséra, Bs Brain-pan.
Serpentino, na, a. Serpentine; a slanderous | Sésga, 47, Goar or goaring.
Serpentón, sm. A large serpent; a musical | Scsgadaménte, ad. Slopewise, slopingly.
instrument. Sesgido, da, a. Sloped, slanting.
Serpeziidla, 8. Little, spiteful, ugly woman, | Sesgadúra, af Slope.
Sérpia, af (Prov.) Gummy or us mat- | Sosgaménte, ad. Slopingly.
a hed = Nine stee™ a pon A sin o ae é
rpiénte, a. Serpent; Satan. piente de | Sésgo, sm. Slope, obliqueness,
campanilla, Rattle-snake. Sósgo, ga, cd. slor ; Serene; uncouth,
Serpiginóso, sa, a. Cie Serpiginons. Sesilloa, sm. pl. dim. of Seso. Little braina,
urg.) Tetter, ringworm. Sesión, af. Session; conference.
Sérpigo, 8
po El
SEX
SIG
Sésma, am. The sixth part; a division of|Séxto, em. Book containing canonical de-
territory.
Sesmero, sm. Manager of public affairs.
Bésmo, em. A division of territory ; district.
8cso, am, The brain; understanding, pru-
dence. h
Sesquiáltero, ra, a. Sesquialter, one and a
Sesquimódio, sin. A bucket and a half
Pda a, Sesquipedal, a foot and a
Sesquiplicádo, da, a. Sesquiplicate.
Sesquitércio, cla, a. Sesquitertian.
Scsta, af Sestante, Sestario, sm. V. Sexta,
Sertante, and Seatario.
Sesteadúro, sm. Nap after dinner; resting-
place for cattle.
Sestéro, sm. V. Sesteadero.
Bestil, em. V. Sesteadero, VY. Sentil,
Sestilla, Sestina, af V. Seztilla and Sertina.
Besteár, on. To take a nap or rest after din-
ner,
Sósto, ta, a. and a, V. Sexto.
Sestuplicár, ea. To make a thing six times
as much V. Sextuplicar. j
Béstuplo, am. Sextuple, sixfold. V. u-
Sesudaménte, ad. Maturely.
Sestido, da, a. Judicious, prudent, wise.
Séta, 8/. Bristle of swine; snuff of a candle;
Sect; 5 os of mushroom.
Bite, am. Mint, coin-offica
Seteciéntos, tas, a. Seven hundred.
Seténa, af Seventh. Setenas, Sevenfold.
Setenário, rla, a. Septenary.
Beténo, na, a. Seventh.
Betónta, a. Seventy.
Setentón, na, a. Turned of seventy.
Sotentrión, em. The north; the north wind.
Setentrionál, a. Northern, northerly.
Setéro, ra, a. Bristly, hairy.
Setiémbre, am. September.
Sótimo, ma, a, Seventh.
Béto, am. Fence, inclosure.
Setuagenfrio, ria, a. Septuagenary.
Setuagésima, 8/. V. Septuagésima.
Setuagésimo, ma, a. Y. Septuayésimo.
Seen exp Y. Zi lo
tuplo, pla, a. V. Septuplo,
Seúdo, ba. Pecndo. false.
Seudónimo, a. Pseudonymons, fictitious.
Severaménte, ad. Severely.
Beveridaéd, ef. Severity, harsbness, acerbity.
Severizárso, or. To become serious or grave.
evéro, ra, a. Severo; gravo; strict.
Bovicla, yd Cruelty. [old.
Sexagenário, ria, a. Sexagenary, sixty years
Sexagósima, £/. Sexagesima Sunday.
Sexagésimo, ma, a. Bixtioth,
Sexagonál, a. Hexagonal.
Sexángulo, la. a. Sexangnlar.—sm. Sexanglo.
Sexénia, em. Space of alx years, [vedis,
Séxma, 4f Coin, worth a real and five mara-
Sexméro, am. Y. Sesmero.
Sexo, am. Sex; womankind. (Bot.) Sex,
Séxta, af The sixth hour amongst Jews.
Sextinte, am. Coin of two ounces; sextant.
Sextário, am. Ancient measure.
Sextil, a. Sextile,
Sextilla, Sextima, 4/ Sextain, metrical com-
position.
Béóxto, ta, E Sixth, an ordinal number.
crees, maravedis.
Séxtula, 4/ Coín worth one real and five
Sexual, a. Sexual.
Sezénos, as, a. Seventoenth.
alf. ¡Si, ad. Yes, yen; indeed.—con}. If, although;
provided that, unlesa, when.
Slampán, sm. Dye-stuff from the province
of this name.
Sibaritico, ca, a. Sybaritical.
Sibil, am. A small cellar under ground.
Sibila, af Propheteas; sibyL
Sibilánte, a, Sibilant, hissing.
Sibilino, na, a. Sibylline.
Sicamór, (Bot.) European Jndas-tree.
Siclo, am. Shekel, Jewish coin.
Sicofánta, em, Sycophant, flatterer, parasite.
Sicología, 8/. Psychology.
Sicómoro, 6m. (Bot.) Sycamore.
Sidoritis, af. Siderites, a mineral
Sidéreo, rea, a. Sidereal, starry.
Sidra, ef Cider.
Sióga, af Harvest, reaping-time
lo. | Siembra, 4/. Seed-time; corn-fleld.
Siémpre, ad. Always, Siempre jamas,
ae exer and “Bet )H ee
empreviva, ef. t.) House-lee
Sién, af. Temple
Siérpe, ef. Serpent. (Bot) Sucker.
Sierpecilla, 4f, A small serpent.—pi. Wind-
ing sky-rockets, [de agua, Saw-mill.
Sicrra, ef Saw; ridge of mountains. Sierra
Sterrecilla, sf Small saw. .
Siervo, va, & Serf, slavo, servant.
Sléso, em. Fundament, anus.
Siesta, af Tho hottest part of the day; tho
nap after dinner.
Ridte, a. and em. Seven; seventh.
Sieteafidl, a. Septennial.
Sletedurmiéntes, am. pl. Seven sleepers.
Siéte en rama, & (Bot.) V. Zormentila.
Sictelevaér, em. In the pg
third chance, by which seven times the
stake is won.
Slotemesíno, na, a. Born at seven months.
Sicteñal, a. Seven years old, septennial.
Sifón, em, Syphon, a bent tube.
Sigllación, 4f Impreesion, mark. crime.
Sigiládo, i a. Branded, marked with
Sigilúr, ea. To koep a thing secret; seal.
Sigilo, em. Seal; secret. Sigilo sacra-
na Inviolable secrecy of the confes-
sional.
Sigilosaménte, ad. Secretly.
Sigllóso, sa, a. Silont, reserved ; secret.
Siglo, am. Century; age; a very long time.
Signáculo, em, Seal, signet. (of the cross,
Signár, ea, To sign.—or. To make the sign
Signatúra, af Sign, mark; signature in
ntin
sieniferon ra, a. Carrying a mark or sign.
Signifero, am. Standard-bearer.
Significacién, af Signification, meaning;
significance.
Significádo, sm, Signification.
Significadór, ra, 8. One who slgnifles.
Significánte, a. Significant, expressive.
Significanteménte, ad, Significantly.
Significér, va, To signify ; mean; declare,
Significativamónte, ad. Significatively.
SIM
SIN
Significativo, va, a. Significative.
, mark; fate, destiny; type,
Astr.) Sign of the zodiac,
ollowing, successive.
Signo, sm. Si
emblem.
Siguiénte, a.
Bil, an. A kind of red ochre.
Bilaba, 4f Syllable. (Prov.) The art of
metrical composition.
Bilabár, va. To syllable. [bl
Silabário, em. A book which explains sylla-
Sllabéo, am. Tho act of forming sy!lables.
Silábico, ca, a. Syllabical.
Silbadór, ra, s. Whistler; a bisser.
Silbár, on. To whistle; whiz.—ca. To hiss.
Bilbatico, illo, ito, sm. A small whistle.
Bilbito, em, Whistle; call; whizzing.
Silbido, am. Whistle; hiss,
Bilbo, ema. Whistle, hisa, E
Silbóso, sa, a. (Poet.) Whistling, hissing.
Silenciario, om, Silentiary; silent place.
Silenciário, ria, Sllencióro, ra, a.
profound silence.
Biléncio, sm. Stlence; secrecy; stillness,
Silenciosaménte, ad. Silently.
Bilencidéso, sa, a. Silent; solitary.
Siléno, om. Silenus, a eee babel
ountain lasser-
beerving piney na, G. an
conc
Simbolizár, en. To bolize ; figure.
Símbolo, am. Symbol, sign, device; creed.
Simbolo, la, a. V. Simbólico. {mony.
Sime ef. Symmetry, proportion; har-
Simétricaménte, ad. Symmetrically. i
Simótrico, ca, a. Symmetrical.
Símia, ef. A female ape.
es. | Simiénto, af, Seed; source, origin.
Simiénza, Y (Prov.) Seed-time.
Simil, sm. Resemblance, similarity ; simile,
—4. Similar, like. [blog.
Similár, a. Similar, homogeneous; resem-
Similicadéncia, af. V. Simulcadencia.
Similitad, ef Similitude, resemblance.
Similitudinarlaménte, ad. Similarly.
Similitudinário, ria, €. Similar, similitudi-
nary.
Similor, am. Pinchbeck.
Símio, em. Male a
8. quero to hackney
es or coachmen in Madrid.
Simonia, ef. Simony. [or simontacal.
Simoniaco, ca, Simoniático, ca, a. Simontac
Simpár, a. Matchless, unequalled.
Simpatia, Y. Sympathy ; concern’ A
te, ad,
Biler Montáno, sm. (Bot.) Simpáticamén ympathetically.
Sileria, 4/7. Place where subterrancous - Bimpaties, ca, a, Sympathetic, sympathetl-
aries are made, wheat.| ca
Siléro, em. A subterraneons granary for | Simpatizér, on. To sympathize, agree.
Silfio, Silda, em. Sylph.
Ae sm. (Orn. Prov.) Linnet,
Bilibo, sm. (Bot.) Silybum, a genus of plants.
Bilicio, em. Hair-cloth.
Bilicna, @f Siliqua; husk, , or shell.
Bilicuóso, sa, a. So Se aving a pod.
Blligo, en. V. Negutlla.
Simplázo, za, 8. A great simpleton.
Simple, a. Single, simple, pure; silly; art-
less; plain, gentle; ingenuous.—em. Sim-
ple, herb or plant. (ton.
Simplecillo, illa, ito, ita, e. A little simple-
Simpleménte, ad. Simply, sillily ; merely.
Simpléza, g/. Siliin atulty; rusticity.
gu
Silla, af. Chair, seat; see; saddlo. Silla | Stmplicidád, af Simplicity ; silliness.
rona, Arm or elbow chair.
Billár, an. A square hewn atone.
Sillaréjo, 6m. A smal! hewn stone.
Simplicista, em. Simplist, herbalist.
Simplificár, ea. To simplify. [foolish.
Simplísimo, ma, a . Extremely sl)ly or
sup
Billéra, af. Place where sedan-chairs are | Simplista, em. Simplist, herbalist.
shut up.
Silleria, af Seat; furniture-store.
Silléro, sm. Saddler; chair-maker.
Simplón, na, 8. Great simpleton.
Simplonázo, > a. Extremely silly.
(sion.
Simulación, Simulation, feigning; eva-
aor, af, A small chair; closo-stool ; side- | Simulácro, em. Simulachre, image; ghost.
Simuladamónte, ad. Dissemblingly.
e,
Silletéro, sm. Chalrman, one employed in | Simuladór, ra, & Simulator, dissembler.
carEy108 sedan-chairs ; chair
seller.
Siliico, sm. Basin of a close-stooL
Billita, ef. A small chair.
er or
gina en. To simulate.
imnltáneaménte, ad, Simultaneously.
imultaneidád, 44 Simultaneity.
[dle. Simultáneo, nea, a. Simultanevas,
Sillón, sm. A large arm-chair; lady's sad-¡Sin, prep. Without, besides, Sin embar-
Silo, em. A subterrancous granary; any
cavern or dark place.
Silogísmo, sm. Syllogism.
Bilogistico, ca, a, Syllogistle,
Silogizár, ca. To syllogize, argue.
Silúro, em. lehth) Sheat-fish.
Silva, af A Spanish metrical composition.
Silváno, sm. Sylvan, a wood-god or satyr.
Silvático, ca, a. V. Selrático,
Silvóstre, a. Wild; rastic.
Bilvóso, sa, a. Y. Selvoso.
Sima, af Abyss, gulf; whirlwind.
Simádo, da, a. (Prov) vag applied to
os Simarúba, a/. (Bot)
Simbólicaménte, ad. Symbolically.
Simbólico, ca, a, Symbolical; analogous.
Simbolizacién, af. Symbolization.
[land. |Sincerár, va. To exculpate.—or.
go, Notwithstanding. wool,
Sinabáfa, af Cloth of the natural color of
a Mee . Synagogue.
Sinalefa, ef. Synalepha,
Sinapismo, a. Sinapism, mustard-poultice.
Sincategorematico, ca, a. Syncategorematic,
Bincél, am. (Prov.) Chisel.
Sinceladór, ra, a. Engraver.
Sincelár, ea, V. Cincelar.
Sinceradór, ra, ¢, Exculpator.
Sinceraménte, ad. Sincerely, frankly.
xCuse,
vindicate. [diality.
ulana- Sinceridád, elf. cris frankness, cor-
D.
Sincéro, ra, @. Sincere,
Sincipáclo, em. Sinciput
Sincondrésis, af (Anat.) Synchondrosía,
union of two bones. ae
genuous; pure,
SIN
—=— ee A ——
Bincopa, af Syncope.
Bincopallamónte, ad, With syncope.
Bincopál, sm. V. Sincopa.
Sincopál, a. pios to malignant fovers.
Sincopar, va. To syncopato; abridge.
SOB
Sinuosidád, y” Sinuosity.
Sinuóso, sa, a4. Sinnona.
Sio, Sion, sir. (Bot) Water-parsnep.
Sipedón, Sipidon, em. A kind of serpent.
Sipia, ef Refuse of olives.
Sincope, ¢f (Med.) Syncope, a fainting-fit, | Siquiér, Siquicra, conj. At least; though ;
Sincopizar, arse, ra. and r. To swoon.
Sincronismo, sm. Synchronism.
Bincronista, 8. com. A contemporary.
Sincrono, na, 4. Synchronous, contempora-
neous,
Sindéresis, af. Synteresis. [tence.
Bindicádo, am. ‘Tribunal; jadgment or sen-
Sindicadór, ra, £, Infurmer, prosecutor.
Rindicár, ea. To inform; accuse. [
Bindicadúra, y Office and dignity of a syn-
Síndico, a7. yndio; recorder; assignee.
Binécdoque, Sinédoque, 4f Synecdoche, a
part for the whole. [lic hall.
Binódra, ef. Seats for the audience in a pub-
Sinédrio, em. V. Sanedrin,
Sinéresis, af Syneresis. [secta.
Bineretismo, am. Concillation of various
Sinfisis, af (Anat.) Symphysis, union of
nes.
bo
sm. (Bot.) Comfrey.
e
Sinfi
Sinfonia, 4f Symphony.
Singladúra, sf. (Nau.) A day's ran. [wind.
Singlar, ea. (Nau.) To sail with a favorable
Singión, em, (Nau.) Timber placed over the
eel. particalar.
Singulár, a. Singular, single; individual,
Singularidád, sf Singularity.
Bingularizár, ev. To particulsrize, singular-
ize.—er. To distinguish one's self
Singularménte, ad. Singalarly.
ahs fon sm. ir al
and.
scarcely ; otherwise.
Strascósis, am. (Anat) Syssarcosis, union of
bones by means of muscles.
Sire, sm. Sire, a title given to kings.
Siréna, af. Syren.
Sirga, Y (Nat) Tuw-ro
sl ba ra, 4/. (Nau.)
along a canal.
Sirgár, va, (Nau.) To tow a veasel.
Sirgo, sm. Twisted silk ; silk staff.
Sirguéro, sm. (Orn.) Linnet. .
Sirio, am. (Astr.) Sirius or dog-star.
Sirle, Siria, 8. Sheep-dung.
Siróco, sm. Sirooco. [langer.
Sirte, ef Hidden ‘rock, quicksand; peril,
Sirviénta, af, Female servant, sorvant-mald.
¡Sirviénte, pa, and @ com. A servant, me
_nial, serving. V. Pedir. [size; excise.
Sisa, ef Petty theft; clippings; slze; as-
sadór, ra, s. Filcher; sizer, cutter.
Sisállo, sm. (Bot.) V. Barrilla.
Sisár, va. To pilfer; curtail; size. [cane.
Sisca, af er Prov.) Cylindrical sugar-
Bisélis, em, V. Sesell.
Biséro, sm, Excise collector. [water-cress.
Sisimbrio, sm, eo) Water-radish, radish-
Sisón, sm. Filcher, pilferer. (Orn.) God-
art or moorcock.
Sistéma, sm. System; hypothesis.
Bistemáticaménte, ad. Systematically.
Sistemático, ca, a. Systematic.
drag-line.
owlng or bauling
Siniéstra, af The left [ly. | Ststilo, sm, (Arch.) Systyle. (the heart.
Binlestramónto, ad. Sinistrously, rverse- ¡Sistole, Y. (Anat.) Systole, contraction of
Binióstro, tra, €. Sinister, left; vicious; in- Sistro, am. Sistrum, a kind of cithara,
auspicious,
Siniéstro, sm. Perverseness, depravity.
Siniguál, a. Unequalled, unparalleled.
Sinnimero, sm. A numberiess quantity.
apr) eines conj, If not; bat, except, only,
es,
Sinóca, 8/. (Med.) Synocha, a fever.
Sinocál, a. Applicd to the synocha fever.
Sinodal, a. Synodic, synodal.
Binodático, sm, Money contribution paid to
the bishops.
Sinódico, ca, a. Synodal, synodical.
Binodo, an. Sy nod.
Sinonimia, 4% Synonymy. {nima.
Sinénimo, ma, a. Synonymons.—pl. Syno-
Sindnimo, sm. Sinónomo, ma, a, Bynonym.
Sindple, a. (Blaz.) Sinople, green.
Sindpsis, af Synopsis, epitome.
Binóptico, ca, a. Synoptic
Sindvia, af. Synovia, the fluid of the joints.
Sinrazón, af Wrong, injustice. [ness,
Sinsabór, am. Displeasure, disgust, uneasi-
Sintáxla, af (Gram.) Syntax.
Sintésia, of (Alg.) Synthesis,
Sintótico, ca, at. Syntuescal
Sintoma, sm, (Med.) Symptom: sign, token.
Sintomaticaménto, ad,
a: ca, Ut. ii
'omatologín, af (Med.) Symptomatology.
Sintonia, ma rief Artt re ey
Symptomatically.
Sitarzia, af. A knapsack.
Sitiáda, of A committee for the govern-
ment of a community.
Sitladór, sm. Besieger.
-Sitiál, em. Seat of honor; canopy ; stool.
Sitiár, va, To besiege; deprive of means,
Sitiar por hambre, (Met.) To compel by
necessity.
Sitibúndo, da, a. V. Sediento.
Sitiéro, em. aba) A farmer engaged in
resring cattle. [cattle farm.
Sitio, sm. Place; siege ; country-sest. (Cuba)
Sito, ta, a. Situated, lying, assigned.
Situación, g/. Situation, position; appoint-
ment. signed upon certain goods,
Sitnádo, sm. Allowance, pay, or salary as-
Situádo, da, a. Situate, situated, placed.
Situár, va.To situate.—or.To be established.
Sizigia, af (Ast.) 8 , period from the
conjunction to the apposition of the moon.
So, prep. Under; below. So color, Under
color; on pretence.
Soasár, va. To half roast or underdo meat.
Sóba, 4f Making any thing soft; rumpling,
contusion; beating.
Sobáco, ¢m. Armpit
Sobadéro, ra, 4. That may be handled.
Sobádo, sm. Repeated and violent handling
Sobadúra, ef. Kneading, rubbing.
'¡Soubajadíra, af Scrubbing, frication.
SOB
SOB
rro em, Friction, rubbing, scrub-
n
g.
Sobajanéro, em, (Coll.) Errand-boy.
Sobajaér, ca. To serub, to rub ha:
Sobánda, 4f Bottom or end of a cask.
Sobaquéra, af Opening left in clothes under
the armpit.
Sobaquido, sm. (Low) Thief.
Sobaquina, 47; Smoll of the armpit.
Sobir, va. To handle, soften; pummel.
Sobarba, af Noseband; lever.
Sobarbáda, q. A check; chuck; reprimand.
Sobarcir, va. To draw the clothes up to the
armpit.
Sobévo, sm, ret.) Leather dranghts.
Souberanaménte, ad. Sovercignly.
Souberanin, af Sovereignty, majesty ; pride,
loftiness, rior.
Soberino, na, a. Sovereign, supreme ; supe-
Soberino, sm. Sovereign; lord paramount ;
king; liego. [anger.
Bobérbia, af. Pride, haughtiness; pomp;
Soberbiaménte, ad, Haugntily ; superbly.
Sobérblo, bia, a. Proud, passionate; emi-
nent; flory.
Soberbidso, sa, a. V. Soberbio,
Sobina, 4f A wooden pin or pes.
Sóbo, sm. Frequent working of a thing to
make 1t soft.
Sobón, Sobonázo, am. A sly, lazy fellow.
Sobárdo, sm. The statement of the cargo
taken on board of a vessel.
Sobornación, af V. Soborno.
Bobornádo, smn. Misshaped loaf o
Sobornador, ra, 8. Suborner, corrupter.
Sobornál, a. Added to the load which a
beast carries; a seroon.
Sobornár, va. To suborn, bribe. ment.
Sobérno, 6m. Subornation; bribe; Íncite-
Bóbra, 4. Overplus, surplus, excess.
Sobradaménte, ad, Abundantly.
Sobradár, va. To erect edifices with lofts
ie oven.
bread in
or granaries,
Sobradillo, sm. A granary ; pent-house.
Sobrádo, am. V. Desvan and Guardilla,
Granary.
Bobrádo, ad. V. Sobradamente.
Sobrádo, da, a. Bold, licentious; wealthy.
Bobrája, 4% Sobramiénto, sm. Y. Sobra,
Bobrancóro, ra, Disengaged; supernumer-
ary ploughman. [wealthy.
Sobrante, sm Residue, overplus; rich;
Sobrár, on. To have more than is necessary ;
be over and above. {make it boil.
Sobrasar, va. To put fire under a pot to
Bobre, prep. Above, over; moreover; be-
sides; higher.—em. Direction of a letter.
Sobreabundancia, 4f Superabundance.,
Sobreabundánte, @. Buperabundant; lax-
urlant. [ly.
Sobreabundanteménte, ad. Superabundant-
Sobreabundár, en. To superabound; be
exuberant. [ water.
Sobreaguár, tn. To be on the surface of
pora af. Ono of the small letters in
music.
Sobreagúdo, am. (Mus) Mighest treble.
Sobrealiénto, am. Difficult respiration.
Sobrealzár, va. To extol.
Sobreañadidúra, af. Suporaddition.
| Sobreniiadir, va, To superadd.
Sobreafial, a. More than a year old.
Sobreasádo, 8m. A sausage half roasted.
Sobreasár, ta. To roast again.
Sobrebebér, va. Tu quatf one bottle after
another. [buoy.
Sobrebóya, £/f. (Nau.) Breakwater, a small
quilt.
Sobrecája, af Outcase.
Sobrecima, af Coverlet,
Sobrecáña, af Tumor in a horse's leg.
Sobrecañál, am. Framo of a weaver's comb.
Sobrecárga, 8/. An additional load; over-
burden.
Sobrecargádo, da, a. Overloaded.
Sobrecargár, va. To overload, surcharge.
Sobrecárgo, sm. Sapercargo of a vessel.
Sobrecirta, af Cover of a letter ; the second
injunction. [tion.
Sobrecartár, va. To repeat a former injunc-
Sobrecebadera, 4/ (Nau.) Sprit topsail.
AA g/. Second ruyal order or dis-
atch.
Sobrecója, 4f Over the eyebrows.
Sobreccjo, Sobrecéilo, 872, Frown; look of
displeasure,
Sobrecelestiál, a. Supercelestial. [other.
Sobrecérco, 48m Fringe placed round an-
Sobrecincha, ef A surcingle.
Sobrocincho, 4m. An additional girth. [ter.
Sobrecláustro, sm, Apartment over a clois-
Sobrecog¢r, va. To surprise, overtake.
Sobrecomida, sf Desert.
Sobrecópa, 4/. Lid of a cup.
Sobrecreccr, vn. To out-grow.
Sobrecrecicnte, pa. Out-growing.
Sobrecrúces, em, pl. Cross-joints to a wheel.
Sobrocubiérta, 4. Double cover; coverlet.
Sobrecuéllo, 87. Collar.
Sobrecútis, af V. Epidérm4a, [duties.
Sobrodezméro, 8m, Assistant collector of
Sobredicho, cha, 4. Above-mentioned.
Sobrediénte, am. Gag-tooth.
Sobredorár, ea. To gild anew; palliate.
Sobreedificár, va. To build over any thing.
Sobreempeine, sm. The instep of a gaiter.
Sobreentendér, on. and ». To be understood.
Sobroescedér, oa. To surpass,
Sobreescelénte, a. Superexcellent.
Sobreescribir, va, To superscribe.
Sobreescrito, ta, 4. Written on the outside,
Sobroescríto, a. Superscription, direction ;
mien; pretext.
Sobrecsenciál, a. Superessential.
Sobrefiz, 4 Superficies, surface,
Sobrefino, ne, a. Superfine.
Sobreguarda, sm. Second guard.
Sobreguardilla, 2/. Penthouse, shelter.
Sobrehaz, 4f Surface; outside cover.
Sobrehuéso, sm. Morbid swelling on the
bones.
Sobrehumáno, na, 4. Superhuman.
Sobrejálmas, ef Cover for a pack-saddle,
etary ¿cho, em. Side of a stone on a mortar
be
Sobrellávo, sf Mastor-key.
Sobrellenár, ca, To overfill, overflow, Lies
Sobrellóno, na, a Overfull, saperabundant.
Sobrolievúr, va, To overbear; inure to
hardships.
Subremanéra, ad. Beyoad rs
SOB
Sobremáno, em. (Vet.) Osseous tumor on
horses’ hoofs.
Sobremésa, af. Tuble-cloth ; dessert.
Sobremesina, /. (Nau.) Mizen-topsail.
Sobremufionéra, 4f (Nau.) Clamp which
covers the trunnions of a cannon.
Sobrenadár, ca. To swim on the surface of
any fluid.
Sobrenaturál, a. Supernatural.
Sobrenaturalménte, ad. Supornaturally.
Sobrenómbre, sm, Surname, the family
name.
Bobreójo, am. A supercilious aspect; a look
of envy, hatred, or contempt.
Bobrepága, q. Increase of pay.
Sobrepáño, sm. Upper cloth.
Sobreparto, sm. Time of lying-in, which
follows the ceiver:
Sobrepeine, sm. Cutting the hair slightly.
Sobrepolliz, af. Surplice.
Bobrepeso, am, Overweight.
Soc
Sobretárde, sn. Close of the evening.
Sobretejér, cu. To work a stuff on both sides.
Sobretercero, sir. (Prov.) One more than
three to collect duties.
Sobretódo, sm. Surtout, a t-coat.
Sobretódo, ad. Above all; before all things.
Sobretrancaniles, am. pl. (Nau.) Spirketing.
Sobreveedór, sn. Supervisor, overseer.
Sobrevénda, ef Surband, bandage placed
ee a S ? [
revenida, af. Supervention. vene.
Sobrevenir, en. To happen, fall out; super-
Sobreventár,va.(Nau.) To gain the weather-
Sobrevertérse, or. To run over, overflow.
ca, Bobrevéste, 47. Surtout, great-
coal
Sobrevestir, ra. To put on a
Sobrevidriéra, af Wire net
window.
Sobreviónto, em. (Nau.) Weather-gage.
t-coat.
efore a glass
Sobrepié, sm. (Vet) Osseous tumor of|Sobreviniénte, pa. Happening, coming in
horses’ hoofs,
Sobreplan, se. (Nau.) Rider.
Sobreponér, va. To add.—er. To exalt one's
self; overcome.
Sobreprécio, a. Extra price. [added.
Sobrepuésto, ta, a. Counterfeit, fictitious,
Sobrepuésto, sm. A third person; honey-
comb; decoration.
Sobrepája, af Outbidding.
Sobrepujánte, pa. Surpassing.
Sobrepujanza, q/. Great strength ; vigor.
obrepajár, va. To exceed, surpass, excel.
Sobrequilla, ef (Nau.) Keelson.
Sobrerónda, af (Mil.) Counter-round.
Sobrerópa, ¢f A long robe worn over other
clothes. [Elated, inflated ; excelled.
Bobresalido, da, a. and pp. of Sobresalir.
Sobresaliénte, 2. Surpassing, excellent.
Sobresaliénte, sm. (MIL) Officer command-
a piquet; substitute.
Sobresalir, va, To exceed, surpass, outvie,
Bobresaltadaménto, ad. Suddenly.
Subresaltár, va. To assail, surprise; frighten.
—or. To be startled at, be surprise
Sobresálto, e. A sudden assault, surprise ;
dread. fate.
Bobresanár, va. To heal superficially ; pal-
Sobresáno, ad. Cured superficially; felgn-
edly.
Sobresános, pl (Nau.) Tabling on sails.
Sobrescribir, ea. To superscribe, address a
ictter, [dressed, directed.
Sobrescrito, em, Address of a letter; ad-
Sobreseér, on. To deslat; supersodo.
Sobresegúro, ad. In a safe manner; with-
out risk.
Sobreseimiénto, sm. Omission, suspension.
SBobreséllo, am. A double seal,
Sobresembrár, va. To sow over again ; dif-
fuse erroneous doctrines.
Sobreseñál, 4/. Standard of ancient knights.
Sobresolár, va To pave anew; new-sole
boots or shoes. ' [spector.
Bobrestánte, sm. Overseer; foreman; in-
Sobrestinte, a. Immediate, near.
Sobresuéldo, em. Addition to one's pay,
allowance. another.
dia em. A second floor laid over
tho way.
Sobrevista, ef Beaver of ahelmet. [ving.
Sobreviviénte, pa. and e. Survivor; sarvi-
Sobrevivir, on. To survive, outlive.
Sobriaménte, ad. Soberly.
Sobriodád, el abstinence.
Sobrina, af Niece.
Sobrino, 6m. Nephew.
Sóbrio, ria, a. Sober, temperate, frugal.
Sóca, or Soca de Planta, af. (Amer.) The
sugar-cane cut down to be planted for the
new crop.
Socaira, sm. (Nan.) Slatch; shelter.
Socatréro, em. Skulker, lurker. [thing.
Socaliña, af Cunning or artifice to gain a
Socaliñár, ca. To extort by cunning.
Socalifiéro, ra, 8. A cheat.
Socamaréro, 4m. The second valet; the
second chamberlain. [On pretence,
Socápa, ef Pretext, pretence. A’ socapa,
Socapiscól, am. V. Sochantre,
Socár, va. (Nau.) To set tanght a ro
Bocaire, ef. Half roasting meat; cr
ning.
Socarran ea. To half roast or dress meat.
Socarrén, 87. Eave, gable-end.
Socarréna, 8f Hollow; interval.
Socarrina, af. (Coll.) Scorching, singeing.
Socarrón, na, a. Cunning, s)y, crafty.
Socarronaménte, ad. Slyly, artfully.
Socarroneria, 4f Craft, cunning.
Socáva, ef Undermining; rooting trees.
Socavár, va. To excavate, undermine.
Socavén, em, Cave, cavern. Socavones,
Pits in mines.
Sochántre, em. Sub-chanter.
Sociabilidád, 4f. Soclabllity.
Sociable, a. Sociable; courteous.
Sociableménte, ad. Sociably.
Sociál, a. Social; companionable. — [shtp.
Socledád, af Society ; corporation; partner-
Sóclo, 6. Comrade, partner, companion.
Socolláda, ef (Nau.) Jerk, the violent strain-
ing of the ropes, due.
Slocolór, am. Pretext, pretence, color.
Soconúsco, 81. The cocoa from the province
of that name,
Socorredór, ra, & Succorer, assister; helper.
cun-
SOL SOL
Socorrér, va. To succor, aid, help. Solariégo, ga, a. Owner of an entailed estate;
Socorrido, da, a. Furnished, supplied. scion of an ancient noble rl
Socórro, em. Succor, assistance. Solás (A’ mis, tus, sus), ad. All alone by
Bocrócio, am, Poultice; pleasure, delight. myself, thyself, «e.
Socúcho, sm. Basement; cave Soliz, sm. Solace, consolation, relaxation.
Soda, af (Bot.) Y. Sosa. Headache. Solazir, ea. To solace, cheer.—er, To be
Sadio, sms, (Min.) Sodium. comforted.
Sodomia, 8/. Sodomy. Solázo, sm. A scorching sun.
Bodomita, em. Sodomite. Solazóso, sa, a. Comfortable,
Sodomitico, ca, a. Belonging to sodomy. Soldada, 47. Wages. V. Prd. [pay.
Bovz, a. Mean, vilo, base. Soldadádo, am. A soldier who has lost his
Soezménte, ad. Meanly. Soldadizo, am. A great, tall soldier.
Sofa, af. Sofa. Soldadéro, ra, a. Stipendiary.
Sofaldár, va. To truss up; tuck up. [up.|Soldadésca, «f. per ee A sham-fight.
Sofildo, em. The act of trussing or tucking | Soldadusco, ca, a. Soldierly, soldier-like.
Sofi, sm. Sophi, the emperor of Persia, Soldádo, en. Soldier; private; a Christian.
Sofión, em. Hoot; reprimand. Soldadór, sm, Solderer; soldering-iron;
Sofisma, em. Sophism. ld-beater.
Sofista, am. Sophister; caviller, sophist. Soldadúra, af Soldering: solder, sodder.
Sofisteria, af. Sophistry, fallacy. Soldán, sm, Sultan.
Sofisticación, af Sophistication. [ly. | Soldar, ea. To solder; mend.
Sof isticaménte, ad. Sophistically, fallactous- | Soleár, va. V. Asolear,
Sofisticár, va. To cavi El Solecismo, sm. Solecism.
Sofistico, ca, a. Sophistical, fallacious, Solecito, am. A scorching sun.
Sofito, em. (Arch.) Soffit of a cornice. Soledád, y. Solitude, loneliness; a desert.
er dl subtle flamo; glow, blush; de- | Solejar, em. A place exposed to the sun.
Solómne, a. Solemn; famous; grand.
ceitfu e,.
Sotlamár, os. To use deceltful language; Solid eo ad. mt de
decelve; raise a blush. Solemnidád, . Solemnity; formalities.
Soflaméro, an. Sophister. Solemnizador, ra, 8. A panegyrist: praiser.
Sofocánte, em, Neck ribbon; a large pin. 'Solemnizár, va. To solemnize, praise.
Sofocar, ea. V. Sufocar. Solér, on. irr. and defect. To accustom ; be
Sofreir, ra. To fry slightly. used to.
Sofrenáda, af. A sudden check; severe rep- | Solér, sm. (Nau.) Under-flooring of a ship.
rimand; fit of sickness. (soverely. | Solóra, gf Entablature; lees of wine.
Sofrenár, ea. To check a horse; reprimand ! Soléria, 8f. Floor, pavement; sole-leather.
Sofrenizo, sm. A violent pull of the bridlo. ¡Solcro, em. (Prov.) Lower millstone.
Sofrito, ta, pp. irr. of Sofretr. Solérte, a. Canning, clous,
Sóga, Y Kope; halter, cord. ¡Soléta, af A linen sole In stockings,
Soguear, va. To measure with a rope. Soletár, Boleteár, ca. To vamp stockings
Sogueria, 4f Rope-walk, rope-yard. with a linen sole. [in
Soguéro, sim. A rope or cord maker. Soletéro, ra, 6. Vamper; mender of siock:
Bosullls, sm. A band of braided hatr. Solevantádo, da, a. Inquict, perturbed.
Sohcz, a. Vile, baso. Solevantamiénto, sm. Rebellion, insurrec-
Bojuzgadór, sm. Conqueror, subduer. tion. [bellion,
Sojuzgur, en. To conquer, subjugate. Solevantár, oa. To raise; agitate; excite re-
Sol, sm. The sun; day; a musical note; | Solevár, ea. To raise, lift up.
] Sólfa, af, Gamut; harmony; sound beating.
Bolaceár, ea. To solace. Solfeadór, sm. Songster; music-master.
Boláda, 8f. Floor, site; seat. Solfeár, on. To sing to measure. (Coll.) To
Soládo, sm. Floor; pavement. flog. [bing.
Soladór, sm, Tiler, pavier, - |Solfco, am, Melodious song; measure; drab-
Soladira, af. Teving matertals. Solfista, a. com. Musician. [ducement,
Solaménte, ad. Only, solely. Solicitación, af Solicitation, temptation, in-
Solána, sf. A sunny place; an open gallery. | Solicitadór, em, Solicitor, agent.
Solanár, an. Y. Solana. Solicitadóra, @f Solicitresa,
Solanázo, sm. A violent, hot, casterly wind. | Solicitaménte, ad. Diligently.
sos sm, Easterly wind. (Bot) Night- |Solicitánte, pa. Solicitor.
e.
5 Solicitár, va, To solicit, entreat; urge; court.
Bolápa, 2f. Lappel; color, pretext. Solicito, ta, a. Solicitous, anxious.
Solapadaménte, ad. Deceitfully. Solicitúd, ef. Solicitudo, anxicty.
Solapádo, da, a. Cunning, crafty, artful. Sólidaménte, ad. Solidly, firmly. [solidate.
Solapadúra (Obra de), 47 (Nau.) Clincher- | Solidár, ca. To harden, render solid; con-
work, clinching. [imals. | Solidco, em. Calotte, colf.
Solapamiénto, sm. Cavity of a wound in an- ¡Solidúz, af. Solidity, firmness; integrity.
Solapar, va. To button up; bide under false | Súlido, da, a. Solid, firm, consistent.
retence. Sólido, sm. A solid, compact budy. [self
Bolápe, Solápo, em. Lappol ; pretence. Soliloquiár, en To discourse with one’s
Bolár, sm. Ground; lot; mansfon.—a. Solar. Solilóquio, sm. Soltloquy, monologue.
—64. To floor; pave; sole. Soliman, sm. Corrosive sublimate.
SOM
SON
Sólo, em. Throne,
Solipedo, da, «. Solipede, whole-hoofed,
Solisa, 47. Saucy, impudent woman,
Solitaria, af. V. Tentet.
Solitariamento, ad. Solitarily.
Solitario, ria, u. Solitary, lonely; retired.
Solitário, em, Solitary, a hermit; breast-pin.
Bólito, ta, a. Accustomed, Solio, Lonely.
Soliviadúra, 4 Raising or lifting up a little. | Sombr
O
Soliviár, oa. and or. To raise or lift up.
Solivio, sm, Rising or raising a little.
Sollvión, sm. A violent lifting up.
Solla, af. (Prov.) V. Suela.
Solládo, sm. (Nau.) Orlop. ly.
Solla , ea. To scorch, singe; barn slight-
Sollár, ea. To blow, blow with bellows,
Sollástre, em. Scullion; a skilful rogue.
Sollastria, 4/ Scullery.
Sollastrén, sm. A sly, low fellow; a loafer.
Bóllo, sm. (Ichth.) Common pike.
Bollozár, en. To sob.
Sollózo, sm. Bob.
Bole fe aA i ly, lonel
volo, la, a, Alono, solitary; only, lonely.
Bólo, ad. on Yo menta" ¿
Solomillo, Solómo, sm. Lotn; chine.
Solsticiél, a. Solstitial,
Solsticio, em. Solstice.
Soltadizo, za, a. Easily untied. go.
Soltadór, ra, 4. One that untics, loosens, lets
Soltár, ca. To untie, loosen; discharge;
Solve, explain—er. To got loose; grow
expeditious,
Boltéra, af A spinster,
Boltería, af Celibacy.
Falda Un arried, single,
ro, ra, a, Unm n
Solterón, am. An old bachelor.
Solteróna, Y An old mald. lity.
Soltára, af. Freedom; release; agility; lax-
Solubilidád, af. Solubility.
Soluble, a. Soluble; solvable.
Solución, af Solution; resolution of a doubt.
Solutivo, va, a. Solutive, dissolving.
Bolvéncia, af Solvency, ability to pay.
Solvénte, pa. and a, Solvent, also dissolvent.
Bolvér, ea. To loosen, untle; solve.
Solviénte, pa. Solving, loosening, dissolving.
Bolvito, sm, Coral or other plaything for
children.
Sóma, af Coarse flour; load, burden.
Somanta, af. Beating, severe chastisement.
Somatén, sm. Armed corps for the defence
of a city. [of bodies.
Somatológia, 4 Somatology, the doctrine
Sómbra, af. Shado; shadow; spirit, ghost;
a shelter; resemblance. (Ichth.)
rayilng.
Bomba h on Hut covered with branches,
Sombrájo, em. Shadow of a body; shed, hut.
Sombrár, ra. To astonish. [of color.
Sombreádo, em. Shading, shaded, gradation
Sombreár, va. To shade. a hat.
Sombrerázo, em. A large hat; a blow with
Sombreréra, af (Bot) Butter-bur. lat-
box; hatter's wife. (store.
Sompbrerorin, af. Manufactory of hats; hat-
Sombreréro, sm. Hatter.
Sombrerúte, ico, em. A small hat.
sal gm. A sinall hat.
Sombréro, sm. A bat; sounding-board ; hat-
money.
Sombria, af Shady place.
,Sombrilla, af Parasul; slight shade.
Sombrita, «f A slight shale.
Sombrio, bria, a. Shady, gloomy, hazy.
pda sm. A shady place; a duil, heavy
color.
sa, a. Shady.
Someraménte, ad. dir de
Soméro, ra, a. Superficial, shallow.
Sometir, oa. To subject, submit; acquiesce.
Sometimicnto, am. Submission,
Somnambulismo, em. Somnambulism.
Somnámbulo, en. Somnambulist.
Sombifero, ra, q. Soporiferous.
Somnolóncia, 4f Sleepiness, drowsiness.
Somónte, em. Pile of cloth; rudeness.
Somorgujador, en. Diver.
Somorgujar, ea. To dive.
Somongivo, Somorgujon, Sornormáújo, 4
Orn.) Dun-diver. A’ lo somorgujo, Un-
er water. A’ lo somorgujo, Secretly.
Sompesár, ca, To weigh; poise.
Son, sm, Sound, noise, report. En son, Ap-
parently.
Sonable, a. 8onorons, loud, sounding.
Sonadéra, af. Blowing of the nose.
Sonadéro, sm. Handkerchief. [ported.
Sonádo, da, a. Blown; famous: generally re-
Sonadór, ra, a. One who makes a nolse;
handkerchlef.
Sonája, x/. Timbrel maker or seller.
Sonajéro, sm, A small timbrel or tabor.
Sonajica, illa, ita, uéla, af Small tabor or
timbrel.
Sonámbulo, sm. Somnambnlist,
Sonánte, pa. and a. Sounding, sonorous.
Sonar, ta. To sound; like or dislike; refer;
blow one's nose.
Sonata, g/. Sonata.
Sónco, sm. (Bot.) V. Cerrajua, [catheter,
Sónda, ef (Nau.) Sounding, sound. Borer;
Sondáble, a. That may be sounded.
Sondalésa, ef (Nan.) Lead-line, the log.
Sondár, Sondefr, va. (Nau.) To heave the
lead; try; sift; fathom.
Sonecillo, am. A scarcely perceptible sound ;
a short little tune.
Sonetizo, am. augm, of Soneto. [son
Sonetico, sm. V. Sonetén, A merry li
Sonetin, sm. An insignificant sonnet.
Soncto, sm. Sonnet. [signification.
Sonido, em. Sound ; mop ore pronunciation ;
Sonlocádo, da, a. V.A do,
Sonora, 4f Cithern, a musical instrument,
Sonoraménte, ad. Harmontously.
Sonoridad, 2f. Sonorousness.
Sonóro, ra, Sonoróso, sa, a, Sonorous; pleas
ing; harmonious,
Sonreirse, er. To smile.
Sonrisa, 4f Sonriso, am. Smile.
Sonrodadúra, #f Sticking in the mud.
Sonrodárse, or. To stick in the mud,
Sonroyar, Sonrojeár, va. To make one blush
ush,
Sonrójo, em. Blush.
Sonrosár, Sonroséar, 04. To dye a rose col-
or. Sonrosearse, To blush,
Sonroséo, sm. Blush.
SOR
808
Bonsáca, af. W heedling;
tty theft.
Sonsacador, ra. 8. Wheedler; a petty thlef.
Sonsacamiénto, em. Wheedling, extortion;
larceny. (entice; allure.
Sonsacar, va. To obtain by cunning and craft;
Sonsáque, sn. Wheedling; petty theft.
Sonsonéte, sm. Noise; sneer; mocking-bird.
Soñadór, ra, a. Dreamer.
Soñánte, pa. Dreaming.
Soñár, va. To dream; think tdly, [lons,
Soñarréra, 4f. Dreaming, heavy sleep; vis-
Soñoléncia, af Drowsiness. [dull.
Soñoliénto, ta, a. Heavy, slcepy, drowsy ;
Sopa, af. Sop; soup. Sopa de gato, Meagre
sou
o palpa, Y A fritter steeped in honey.
Sopalancár, va. To put a lever under any
thing to lift it.
Sopalánda, af Threadbare cassock.
Sopanda, af Brace; strap; lintel. [puamp.
Sopépo, am. Box, blow, slap; sucker of a
Sopár, Sopear, va. To sop; steep; tread.
Sopéna, ad. On pain.
Sopéra, af. Tureen.
Sopcro, 6m. Soup-plate.
Sopesár, va, To try the weight.
Sopeteár, vu. To ons steep; abuse grossly.
Sopetón, em. Plen soup; a heavy box or
slap. -
Sopica, illa, ita, 4/. Sippet, a light soup.
Sopilote, am. Carrion vulture.
Bopista, em. Person living upon charity.
Sépla, interj. O strange!
Bopladéro, sm. Draught, alr-hole, _
Bopládo, da, a. Blown; spruce, proud.
Sopladór, ra, €. Blower; that which excites.
Boplamócos, sm. (Coll.) Slap on the face,
nose.
Soplánte, pa. Blowing, exciting.
Soplár, en, and a. To blow: steal; prompt;
proud.—cr. To be overnice,
Soplete, em. A blowing pipe.
Soplico, sm. A slight puff
Soplillo, sm. Crape; any thin stuff.
Sóplo, am Blowing; blast, puff; advice;
accusation ; instant, moment.
Soplon, na, a. and s. Tale-bcarer, informer.
Soploncillo, ila, 8, and a. Tattler.
Sopón, sin. Person living upon charity soup.
Sopóncio, sm, Grief or fit.
Sopor, em. Heaviness, drowsiness,
Soporifero, ra, Soporifico, ca, Soporáso, sa,
a. Eo soporlferous; narcotical.
Soportáble, a. Supportable,
Sopotador, ra, a. Supporter,
Soportár, em. Portico,
Boportál, va. To support; tolerate.
Bo Protésta, ad. Under protest. [word.
Sopuntir, va. To place marks under a wrong
Bor, em. Sir, master. — [used only to nuna,
Sor, ef. Sister. Sor Maria, Sister Mary:
Soro, 4f. A decoction of maize.
Sórba, af. Sorb-apple.
Sorbedor, sm, Sipper.
Sorber, ea. To sip, suck; absorb; imbibe.
Sorbéte, am. Sherbet; ice-cream.
Sorbcton, am. A large draught.
Sorbible, a. Sorbile.
Sorbicion, 2f. (Med ) Absorption.
Sorbillo, io em. Sup, a small draught.
Sórbo, em. Sorbition; sipping; absorption.
Sórce, am, Field-mouse,
¡Sordaménte, ad. Becretly.
Sordástro, tra, a, Deaf.
Sordéra, Sordéz, af Deafnesa
Sérdidaménte, ad. Sordidly.
Sordidéz, ef Sordidness, covetousness,
Sórdido, da, a. Sordid, dirty ; licentious,
Sordillo, ila, ito, ita, a. Slightly deaf.
Sordina, 4f Kit; mute. A’ la sordina,
Secretly, privately.
Sórdo, da, «. Deaf; silent, still; {nsenstble.
Sóry, am. Sory, a vitriolic mineral.
Sérico, a. Belonging to the itch.
Sorites, em. (Log.) Sorites, argument,
Sórna, $/. Sluggishness, slowness,
Sornavirón, em. Budden stroke with the
back of the hand,
Sóro, sm. Year-old hawk. [the eyelids.
Soroftálmia, 3/ Psorophthalmia, disease in
Sorór, af. Sister. {astonish.
Sorprendcr, ea. To surprise; overtake;
Sorprésa, : ey rise; deceit; amazement.
Sórra, 5/. (Nau.) Ballast of stones.
Sorregiw, ea. To alter its channel.
Sorrcro, ra, a. (Prov.) V. Zorrero.
Sorri¢go, sm. Rivulet altering its channel.
Sorrostrada, af. Great face or beak.
Sorteador, am. One who casts lots; skilfal
bull-fighter. (tition.
Sorteamiénto, Sorteo, sm. Casting lots, sor-
Sortcár, on. To draw lots; fight bulls.
Sortéro, sm. Fortune-teller.
Sortija, af Ring, finger-ring; hoop; buckle;
rtijica, ucla, af Little ring, ringlot.
Sortijita, ucla, «f Littlo ring, ringle
Sortie sm. A large ring.
Sortilégio, sm, Sortilege, sorcery. _[teller.
Sortilego, e. and a, Sorcerer; fortune-
Sorta, sn. Great-coat, [of silver.
Sosa, af (Bot.) Soda or mineral alkali; dross
Sosacar, ca, V. Sonsacar,
Sosaménte, ad. Insipidly, sillily.
Sosáño, om. Derision, mockery.
Sosegadaminte, ad. Quietly.
Sosegádo, da, a. Peaceful, calm, appeased.
Sosegadór, ra, 8. Pacifier, a
Sosegáúr, va. To appease, calm ; lull.—on. To
Soscria, of Fnelpldlty fll
Soscria, ef Insip ; silliness.
Soséz, e Idnesa, sillincsa.
Soskigo, am. nquillity, calmness,
Soslay ar, ea. To do or plece pe eee
aer ad. Obliquely. Ad soslayo, Side-
wise,
Sóso, sa, a. Insipid, tasteless; cold, senseless,
Sosptcha, af. Suspicion, jealousy.
Sospechúr, ea. To suspect, conjecture.
Sospechilla, ef Slight suspicion.
Sospechosaménte, ad, Suspiciously.
Sospechóso, sa, a. Suspicious; sus
Sospesár, va. To suspend,
Sosquin, sm. A treacherous blow.
Sostcn, em. Support; steadiness.
Sostenedór, ra, & Supporter.
Sostencr, va. To sustain, maintain; endure,
(Nau.) To bear up.
Sostenido, da, «2. Supported, sustained.
Sostenlénte, pa. Sustaining, supporting.
i Sostenimiénto, en. Bustenance ; Suppo er,
SUB
Sostitutr, va. Te substitute. V. Substizuir, | Subcolectór, em. Sub-collector.
Sostitúto, sm. Substitute. V. Substituto.
Sota, 21. Knave at cards; substitute.
Sotabánco, em, (Arch.) Pediment of an arch
over a cornice,
Botacaballerizo, em. Deputy equerry.
Botacochéro, #n. Postilllon,
Sotacóla, af pd SA
Botacómitre, sm. Boatswain's mate.
Sotacóro, sm. Place under the upper cholr.
Sotalúgo, sm. The second hoop of a cask.
Sotamaéstro, sm. Usher at a school.
Sotaministro, sm, V. Sotoministro.
Sotamontéro, 67. Under huntsman, deputy
forester. l ng.
Sotána, af. Cassock of priest or scholar. (coll)
Sotanido, da, a. Vaulted, arched.
Sotanecár, ea. (Coll.) To beat, chastise.
Sotani, am. Short under petticoat.
Sotanilla, af A small cassock; the dress of
collegians.
Sótano, sm, Cellar.
Botaventádo, da, a. Driven to leeward, lee.
Sotaventár, ea. (Nau.) To fall to leeward.
Botavénto, sin. ward, lee. [court,
Botay úda, sim, Under assistant to officers at
Botechádo, gm. A roofed or covered place,
Sotéño, ña, a. Produced in groves or forests.
Boterráneo, nea, a. Subterraneous.
Boterráño, em. and a. Y, Sublerraneo,
Boterrár, va. To bury deeply 5 hide.
Sotil, a. Subtle. Y. Sut
Sotillo, sm. Little grove.
Soto, em. Grove, thicket, forest.
Sóto, prep. Under, beneath. V. Debajo,
Sotoministro, sm, Assistant steward in con-
vents,
Sotrézo, em. Linch-pin. (Theirs.
Su, pron. poss. His, her, its, ones, Sua,
Buasivo, va, a. V. Perauasiro,
Buasórto, ria, a. Suasory, suastye.
Budve, a Smooth, soft, delicate, mellow;
easy; docile.
Buavecioo, ill, ito, a. dim. of Suave,
Suaveménte, ad. Gently, softly, mildly,
Suavidid, 4 Softness, delicacy; suavity ;
meckness,
Suavizacién, af (Little us.) Mollification.
Suavizadór, 9. or-strap.
Suavizar, oa. To soften; mollify, mitigate.
Sub, A Latin preposition signifying under,
below. Sublunar, Under the moon.
Subdcido, da, a. Suhacid.
Subalcaide, sm. Deputy paler:
Bubalternánte, pa. Subaltern.
Bubalternár, va. To subject, subdue.
Bubaltérno, na, a. Subaltern, inferlor.
Subaltérno, sm. Subaltern officer. [renter.
Subarrendadór, ra, e Under-tenant, sub-
Subarrendamiénto, sm. Farming under
another renter. [tenant.
SBnbarrendár, va. To rent a farm from a
Bubarriéndo, sm. Farming under a tenant.
Subdsta, Subnstación, 8/. Juridical sale by
nblic auctlon. io authority.
Bubastár, ca. To sell at auction by juridi-
Subcantér, am. Subchanter.
Subcinericio, cla, a. Baked under ashes,
Bubclavéro, em. Under-treasurer or cashier.
Papelera A (Anat) Bubclavian,
SUB +
[mander.
Subcomendadór, sm. Deputy knight-com-
Subconservadór, an. Judge deputed by a
conservator. %
Subcontrária, a. .) Subcontrary.
Subcutaneo, nea, 2. (Anat) Subcutanoous.
Sabdeeano, sm. Subdean. [ten.
Subdecúplo, pla, a. Subdecuple, one part of
Subdelegáble, a. That which may be sub-
Sutde cer af, Subdel bout
ubdelegación, af Subde on, substitu-
Subdelegádo, em. Bubdelegete.
Subdeleginte, pa. He who subdelegates.
Subdelegár, va. To subdelegate.
a Bubdiaconáto, sm. Subdea-
conship.
Subdiácono, sm. Subdeacon.
Subdistinción, 4% Subdistinction.
Subdistinguir, va. To distinguish that which
has been paper’ distinguished.
Súbdito, ta, a. Subject, Inforior.
Subdividir, ea. To subdivide.
Subdivisión, af Subdivision. [part of two,
Subdúplo, pla, a. Subduple, containing one
Subejecutór, sm. Deputy executor.
Subentendér, va. To understand what fs ta-
citly meant. qe freighter.
Sublletár, ca. (Nau.) To hire a ship of
Subida, sf Ascension; acclivity ; enbanco»
ment.
Subidéro, ra, a. Mounting, rising.
Subidéro, em, Ladder, mounting-block.
Subido, da, a, Raised on high; strong.
Subidór, sm. Porter, who carries things.
Subiénte, am. (Arch.) Ornaments on col-
umns.
Subilla, 4£ Awl.
Subinquilino, em. Undertenant.
Subintración, sf Iminediate succession of
things. (Med.) Subingression.
Subintrinte, a. epeated attacks of fever.
Subintrar, va. To enter one after another.
Subir, en. To mount, ascend; increase. —
va, To raise: amount to,
Súbitamónte, Subitáneamónte, ad. Sudden-
ly, on a sudden. [uncxpected.
Subitáneo, nea, Subitáño, fía, a. Sudden,
Súbito, ta, a. Sudden, unexpected.—ad,
Suddenly.
Subjetivo, va, @. Subjective.
Subjuntivo, sm. (Gram.) Subjunctive,
Sublevacion, £f. Sublevamiénto, em. Sedi-
tion, revolt,
Snblevár, oa. To exctte a rise in rebellion.
Sublimación, 4f Sublimation.
Sublimádo, am. (Chem.) Sublimate, exalted.
Sublimár, ca. To elevate, exalt; sublimate.
Sublimatório, ria, a. (Pharm.) Sublimatory.
Sublime, a. Sublime, oxalted, eminent.
Sublimeménte, ad. Snublimely.
Sublimidád, 8/. Sublimity, loftíness.
Sublujación, 4f An imperfect luxation of a
oint, R
Sublunár, «. Sublunar, earthly.
Submultiplice, a. ye) lapa
Suboctúplo, pis a. (Arith.) Suboctave.
Subardinación, af Subordination, subjection.
Subordinadaménte, ad. Subordinately.
eri da, a. Sabordinate, subser-
vient.
SUB
SUE
Subordinúr, va. To subordinate, ms | Subvenir, va. To ald, succor; provide, de-
ceptor.
Subpolár, a. Under the polo. :
Subpreceptór, sm. A teacher under a pre-
Subrayár, on. To underscore, underline.
Bubrepeidn, 4f Underhand business, sub-
reption.
Subrepticiaménte, ad, Surreptitiously.
Subrepticio, cia, Subreticio, cia, a. Subrep-
titious, fraudulently obtained. ~
Subrigadiér, em. Sub-brigadier.
Subrogación, af Subrogation.
Subrogár, 0. To subrogate, substitute.
Subsacristán, 377. Deputy sexton.
Bubsacristania, 9/ Office of deputy sexton.
Subsanir, va. To exculpate, excuse; repair.
Subscribir, va. To subscribe.
Subacripción, af Subscription.
eS ta, Suscrito, ta, pp. irr. Bub-
ri
se
Subscriptér, ra, a, Subscriber.
Subscripto, ta, a. V. Suscribir.
Subsecretario, ¢m. The second secretary.
Subsecuéncia, af. Subsequence.
Subsecnénte, a. Subeeg sent, succeeding.
Bubsecuentemánte, ad. Subsequently.
Subseguirse, or. To follow next. tot alx.
Subsestúplo, pla, a. Subsextuple, one part
Subsidiariaménte, ad. In a subsidiary man-
ner.
Subsidiário, ria, a. Subsidiary.
Subsidio, am. Subsidy, ald; war-tax.
Subsiguiénte, a. Subsequent,
Subsiguienteménte, ad. Subsequently.
Subsistencia, 4/ Subsistence, stability ; com-
etence.
Subsisténte, pa. and a. Subsistent
Subsistir, en. To subsist, last.
Bubsoláno, sm. Northeast wind.
Bnbstáncia, 4/. Substance.
Bubstanciál, a. Substantial.
Substanclalménte, ad. Substantially.
Substanciár, va. To abridge, substantiate.
Substancidso, sa, €. Nutritious, substantial.
Substantifico, ca, a. V. Sustantifico,
Bubstantivár, eu. To use adjectives as sub-
stantives,
Substantivo, em. (Gram.) V. Sustantiro.
Bubstitución, 4/. Substitution.
Substituir, va. To substitute.
Substituyénte, pa. Babetituting.
Bubstitáto, em. Substitute.
Substraccién, af V. Sustraccion,
Substra¢r, va. To substract.—or, To with-
draw one's self
Subtangénte, af. (Geom.) Subtangent,
Subtender, va. To subtend.
Subteniénte, em. V. Alferez,
Subténsa, af (Geom.) Subtense,
Subtenso, se, pp. trr. of Sub
Subterfigio, 4f Subterfuge, evasion.
Subterraneaménte, ad. Subterraneously.
Subterrineo, nea, a. Subterraneous.
Subterráneo, am. Subterrane; cave, vault.
Bubtiléza, af Subtility, thinness,
Bubtilménto, ud, V. Sutilmente.
Subtilización, af V. Sutilizacion,
Subtraéndo, sm, (Arith.) Subtrghend.
Suburbáno, na, a. Suburban.
Subúrbio, sm. Buburb, outsktrt.
Subvención, q/. Help, aid, sabvention.
fray. a
Subversión, 4f Subversion. V. Suversion,
: Subversivo, va, a. V. Suversivo.
Subversér, em. Subverter, overturner.
Subvertir, va. To subvert, destroy.
Subyngar, va. To subdue, overcome.
. Succión, 4% Suction ; suck.
Sucedér, en. To succeed ; inherit; happen.
S8ucedlénte, pa. Succeeding.
Sucesible, a. Capable of success. (spring.
Sucesión, af Succession, series, event; off-
Sucesivameénte, ad, Successively.
Sucesivo, va, a. Successive, consecutive.
Sucéso, sm. Event, success; issue.
Sucesór, ra, 8, Successor, succeeder.
Suclaménte, ad. Naatily, filthily.
Suciedád, a4/. Nastiness, filthinees.
Sucino, sm. Amber.
Sucintaménte, ad. Saccinctly, briefly.
Sucintárse, or. V. Ceflirse.
Sucínto, ta, a. Girded, tucked up; brief,
succinct, concise.
Shcio, cla, a. Dirty, nasty; obscure.
Sfico, am, Juice; 6a
Sucotrino, a. Socotrine,
Sacubo, em. Succubus, a pretended demon.
Sucúcho, sm. Store-room of a ship.
Sucála, af Cylinder. V. Cabría.
Suculénto, ta, a, Succulent, Juicy.
|Sucumbir, on. To yleld under a difficulty.
‘Sud, am. The south: the south wind,
Sudadéro, sm. Handkerchief; bath; sweat-
ing-place.
Sudánte, pa. Sweating.
Sudár, va. To sweat, perspire; toil.
Sudirio, am. Winding-sheet ; also hand-
kerchief.
Sadatorio, ria, a. Sudorific.
Sudést, Sudéste, em. Southeast. Toil.
Sudor, am. Sweat. Sudores, Perspirations,
Sudoriénto, ta, a. Sweated.
Sudorífero, ra, a. Sudorific.
Sudorifico, ca, a. and am. Sudorifc.
Sudóso, sa, a. Sweaty, moist with sweat.
Sudóste, Sudoéste, em. Southwest. [east
Sudsudést, Sudsudóste, sm, Bouth-south-
Sudsudvucst, Sudsudouéste, sm. South-
south west.
Suduéste, em. Southwest, [bread.
Suégra, af. Mother-in-law; a hard crast of
Suegrecíta, 4/. Dear mother-in-law.
Suégro, em, Father-in-law.
Suéla, af Solo; sole-leather. (Ichth.) Sole.
Suelas, Bandals, [Sin ifito oficinal.
Suélda, or Suelda Consuélda, 4% (Bot.) Y.
Sueldacostilla, af (Bot.) A bulbous plant.
Suéldo, em. Penny; pay given to soldiers;
wages, salary, stipend.
Suélo, em. Soil, surface; hottom; sole;
pavement; floor.
Suélta, af Loosening; solution ; fetters.
Sueltaménte, ad. Loosely, lightly.
Suélto, ta, €. Loose, light; free. [mines.
Suólto, em. Loose piece of metal found near
Suéño, em. Sleep; dream; drowsincss.
Suéro, em. Whey; serum.
Sueróso, sa, a. V. Seroso,
Suérte, af Chance; fate, doom ; species ;
mode; lineage,— pt, sara
SUM
Buésta, em. Bontheast.
Suficléncis, sf. Sufficiency.
Sufciónte, a. Sufficient, enough; apt, fit.
Suficionteménte, ad. Sufficiently.
Safocacién, 4/. Suffocation.
Bufocadór, ra, €, Suffocater, choker. [tiva.
Sufocánte, pa. and a. Suffocating, suifoca-
Bufocár, va. To suffocate, choke; molest.
Eras sm. Sutra Spa
neo, no, $m. Su
Sufragáneo, ea, a. pipe en to a suffragan.
Sufragár, va. To aid; suffice; defray.
Sufrágio, em. Vote; support; 8 e.
Sufríble, a. Sufferable. holes.
Sufridéra, af. Smith's tool for punching
Sufridéro, ra, a. Supportable.
Sufrido, da, a. Bearing up; consenting.
serene ra, &. Sufferer, one who suffers pa-
ently.
Safriénte, pa. Tolerating, bearing.
Sufrimiénto, em. Patience, tolerance.
Sufrir, va, To suffer ; tolerate; abide; com-
port,
Sufumigación, 4f Suffumigation,
Heber Y: O
uge pa. Suggestin
Sugerir, va. To hint, aspel prompt.
Sugestién, 4 Suggestion, hint.
Sugéto, sm. A person; a distinguished per-
son; honest; matter, subject,
Sago, em. V. Jugo,
Suicida, am. Suicide.
Suicidio, sm. Suicide, self-murder.
Suiza, e/. Company of persons dressed in the
Swiss fashion at a public festival. [tion.
Sujeción, af. Subjection; coercion; objec-
Bujetár, va. To subdue; subject.—or. To be
herent. ject, Hable, exposed.
Sujéto, ta, a. and pp. trr. of Sujetar. Sub-
Sujéto, em. Subject, topio,
Bu cár, va. V. Surcar.
úlco, am, Furrow. V. Surco.
Bulfonéte, sm, Match. V. Algudquida.
Súlfar, sm, Sulphur. V. La
Sulfúreo, rea, a. Sulphureons, sulphurons,
Sulfúrico, a. in
Súlla, ef (Bot) French honeysuckle,
Sultán, em. Sultan, soldan.
Sultana, af. Sultana, Turkish admiral's ship.
Sama, 4f Sum; total; substance; amount,
conclusion,
Sumaménte, ad. ple Ay highly.
Sumár, va. To sum; add.
Sumária, q/. Verbal procesa,
Sumariaménte, ad. Summarily.
peral ria, a. Summary, compendions;
con
Sumario, em. Compendium, summary, com-
pend, abridgment, abstract.
Sumergimiénto, sm. Y. Sumersion.
Sumergir, oa To submerge, immerse; em-
arTasA.
Sumersión, £/. Submersion, immersion.
Sumidád, af Top, summit.
Sumidero, am. Sewer, sink. [into vice.
Sumido, da, a. Drowned; sank; plunged
Sumillér, em. Chief butler in a palace.
Sumill af. Lord chamberlain’s office.
Suministración, 8£ Supply, subministration.
o ra, 8. Provider, supplier.
SUP
To minister, supply, fur-
; [at masa. To sink; stave.
Sumir, va. (Exclus,) To recelve the chalice
Sumisaménte, ad. Submissively.
Sumisa v ad. In a low voice.
Sumisión, af Submission, compliance; re-
nunciation.
Sumiso, sa, a. Submissive, humble, resigned.
Sumista, em. Abridger; computer.
Samo, ma, a, Highest, loftiest. A’ lo sumo,
At most,
Sumónte, em. Pile on cloth. [a colamn.
Sumoscápo, am, (Arch.) First moulding on
Súmulas, af. pl. The elements of logic.
Sumulista, em. Scholar who studies the ru-
diments of logic. [of logic.
Bumulistico, ca, 4. Belonging to summaries
Sancho, sm. Sn Clamp. Sunchos de la
domba, Pump-clamps.
Suntuário, ria, a. Sumptuary.
Suntuosaménte, ad. Sumptuously.
Suntuosidád, ef Sumptuosity.
Suntuóso, sa, a. Sumptuous, expensive,
Supodáneo, sm. Pedestal to a crucifix.
Bupeditació af. Trampling under foot,
Supeditado, da, pp. Trampled; overpowered,
Supeditár, va. To subdue, trample, over
wer.
Superáble, a. Superable, conquerable.
Superabundáncia, 4/. Superabundance, over-
ow. (luxuriant.
Superabundánte, pa. and a, Superabundant,
Superabundanteménte, ad. Superabundant-
Suministrár, oa.
nish
ly.
Superabundar, en. To superabound.
Superáno, sm. (Mus.) V. Tiple,
Superánte, pa. Surpassing.
Superár, va. To surpass, overcome, excel,
Superávit, en. (Lat.) Overplus, residue
Superchería, af. Fraud; impudence, irrey-
erence, oe
Superchéro, ra, a. Wily, insidious; Impu-
Supereminencia, 3/. Supereminenco.
Supereminénte, a. Supereminent.
Supererogación, a/. Supererogation.
Supererogatório, ria, a. Supererogatory.
Superfetación, af. Superfetation.
Superficial, a. Superficial; shallow.
Superficialidád, af. Superficiality.
Superficialménte, ad. ies
Superficiario, ria, a. V. & Sher Neon are.
Superficie, y Superficies, surface.
Saperficionario, ria, a. (Law) Leasebolder.
Superfino, na, a. Superfine.
Supérfluaménte, ad. pero UCD:
Superfluidád, af Superfluity.
Supérfluo, ua, a. Superfluous.
Superhumeral, sm. Ephod, pricst's scarf.
Buperintendéncia, sf Superintendence, su-
pervision. overseer,
Superintendénte, 8. com. Superintendent,
Supcriór, a. Superior, paramount.
Superlór, ra, 4. Superior.
Superloráto, sm. Office of a superior.
Supertoridad, gf Superiority, pre-eminence,
Superiorménte, ad. Masterly, in a saperior
manner.
Superlativamónte, ad. Superlatively.
Superlativo, va, a. Superlative.
{overpower.
| Supérno, na, a. Supreme, supernal.
SUP SUS
Supernumerario, ria, a. Supernum A Supurativo, va, a. Suppurative.
Superparciónte, a. (Arith.) Superpatient. | Supuratério, ria, a. estive, sappurating.
Superposicion, ¢f Placing one g over| Supatacién, ¢f Supputation, computation.
another. Suputár, oa. To compute, suppute.
Bupersólido, da, a. (Arith.) The fifth power.
Superstición, 4/. Superstition; over-ecrupa-
lousness.
Supersticiosaménte, ad. Superstitiously.
Bupersticióso, sa, a. Superstitious.
Supersustancial, a. Supersubstantial
Supervacaneo, nea, a. V. Superfixo.
Supervalente, a. cocoa n value.
Supervalór, en. To exceed in value.
Bupervención, Superveniéncia, «/. Super-
vention. Ar bli ng.
Superventente, Pe and a. Suapervenient;
Supervenir, en. To sapervene; happen.
Supervivóncia, af. Survivorship; annuity.
Supinación, «f. Supination, lying on the back.
Supino, na, a. Supine, indolent, ignorant.
Snpino, em, (Gram.) Supine.
Sapito, ta, a. Y. Súbito,
Suplantación, ef o aer displacing.
Suplantador, ra, s. Supplanter.
Suplantar, ea, To falsify ; supplant, displace.
Suploción, sf Supplying.
Suplefiltas, an. Substitute. [vance.
Supleménto, em. Supply; supplement; ad-
Bupletório, ria, a. Suppletory.
Búplica, 4% Petition, request; memorial,
Suplicacion, af. Request, petition.
Suplicacionéro, sm, Pastry-sellar.
Suplicánte, 8, Memorialist, petitioner.
Buplicár, va. To entreat, implore; appeal,
Suplicatória, 4f (Law) Letters rogatory.
Buplicio, em. Capital punishment; place of
execution.
Suplidor, ra, s, Substitute, deputy.
Bupliénto, pa. and a. Substitute; supplying.
Bupplimiénto, am. Y. Suplemento.
Suplir, va. To supply, fili up, furnis
ee i Supposer. authority.
uponér, ea. To suppose.—on, To possess
Suportar, oa. V. Sobrellevar. [tinction.
Suposicion, af. Supposition ; authority, dis-
de Merca oa. (Divin.) To exist under both
ivine and human nature. [gido.
Supositicio, cla, a. euppositidous. V. Fin-
Bupositório, sm. (Med.) Suppository.
Supraspina, 2f. (Anat.) The supra-spinal fossa
of the scapula.
Bupraspináto, em. (Anat.) Supra-spinatus.
Supréma, ef The supreme council of the
nquisition. :
Bupremacia, 4/. Supremacy.
Supremamónte, ad. Supremely.
Suprúmo, ma, a. Supreme; paramount.
Supresión, sf Suppression.
Supreso, sa, pp. err. Suppressed.
Supresór, sm. Suppressor. {ish ; omit.
Soprimir, vv. To suppress, obstruct; abol-
Sunriór, ra, a. Sab-prior, sub-prioress,
Suprioráto, sm. Office of sub-prior or prior-
ess,
Supuésto, sm, y eddie individaality.
Snpuósto, ta, a. Supposititious Supuesto
que, Allowing that.
Bupuración, sf Suppuration,
Supuránte, pa, Suppurating.
Supurár, ra, To suppurate: evaporate.
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Sur, sm, South; south wind.
Sir ip Fibula, a bone of the leg. fice.
Sural, a. Sural, the veins in the calf of the
Surcadór, ra, 4. Plougher.
Sureiir, 04. To furrow, plough.
Sarco, am. Furrow; line, wrinkle.
Surculado, da, a. Plants of one stem.
Sarculo, sm, Single stem of a tree or plant,
Surculóso, sa, a. A plant with one stem.
Surgénte, pu. Surging.
Surgidéro, em. Road, port, anchoring.
Surgidór, em. Ho who anchora,
Surgir, va, To anchor; surge. V. Surtir.
Suria, af, Ancient kind of Syrian cloth.
Surtida, af. (Fort.) Sally-port; sally; sortio,
Surtidéro, en. Country abounding in grain.
Surtidero de trigo, Public granary. Sur-
tidero de agua, Reservolr, basin.
Surtido, em. Assortment, supply.
Surtidór, ra, e, Purveyor, caterer. Jet or
shoot of water.
Surtimiénto, em, Supply; assortment,
Surtir, eu. To supply, rovide.
Sarto, ta, pp. Anchor
Surtá, am. Y. Sorte, (whiff.
Sus, prep. V. Arriba. Sus de gaita, Blast,
rra em. Paste of almonds, sugar, and
spice.
Suscepción, af Susception.
Susceptible, a. Susceptible.
Susceptibilidád, af Susceptibility.
Susceptivo, va, a Susceptible.
Suscitár, va. To excita, rouse. [1se.
Suscribir, va. To subscribe; consent; prom-
tribution,
8 ción, af. Subscription; con
Suserintoe DA Subscriber.
Suscrito, ta, a, and pp. irr. of Suscridir,
Susléro, em. oti ag
51 . Arriba.
Susodicho, cha, a. Aforcsaid.
Suspendedór, ra, «. Suspender.
Suspender, va. To suspend; delay ; surprise.
Suspension, 4f Susponsion ; suspense; amaze-
ment.
Suspensivo, va, a. Suspensive.
Suspénso, sa, pp. trr. of Suspender. Hung:
suspended, suspense.
Suspensório, ria, a. Suspensory,
Suspensério, sm. Brace, truss.
Suspicácia, «/. Suspiciousness,
Suspicáz, a. Suspicious, jeslous.
Suspicazménte, ad. Suspiciously.
Suspiradór, 67. Short winded,
Suspirár, en. To sigh; crave.
Suspirico, illo, ito, sm. A slight sigh.
bea th um. Sigh; breath; hissing of the
wind.
Suspiróso, sa, @. Breathing with difficulty,
Sustáncia, ¢f Substance; essence; support,
Sustancial, a. Substantial, real; nutritive,
Sustancialmónte, ad. Substantially.
Sustanciar, va. V. Substanciar,
Sustancióso, sa, a. Nutritive; substantial.
Sustantifico, ca, 4. Giving substance.
Sustantivadaménte, ad. Substantively.
Sustantivár, vu. To speak meen aver:
[sigher.
continual
TAB
TAB
Sustantivo, em. Substantive; the essence.
Sustantivo, va, a. Substantive; real, solid,
existing.
Sustén, am. V. Sosten.
Sustenedór, ra, 8. V. Sostenedor.
Sustenér, eu V. Sostener.
Sustenido, sm. Step in dancing.
Sustenído, da, a. (Mus.) A semitone higher.
Sustentable, a. Sustainable.
Sustentación, 4/ Sustentation, support.
Sustentáculo, am. Prop, stay, support.
Sustentadór, ra, $. Sustainer, ptainer.
Sustentamiénto, sm. Sustenance, aliment.
Sustentánte, pa. Sustaining.
Sustentante, sm. Defender, supporter.
Bustontár, ea. To sustain; support; assert.
Busténto, am. Food, maintenance.
Sustillo, am. A slight fright.
Sustitución, af Substitution, surrogation.
Sustituidór, ra, 8, One that substitutes,
Sustituir, ea. To substitute, surrogata
Bustitúto, sm. Substitute, delegate.
Sustitúto, ta, a. and pp. trr, of Sustitutr.
Substitute, surrogate, delegate.
Bnstituyónte, pa. Substituting.
Bústo, am. Fright, sudden terror.
Sustracción, 4f Subtraction; concealment.
Sustraéndo, sm. Subtrahend. [draw.
Sustraór, va. To subtract—or. To with-
Susurración, 4f. Susurration, whisper.
Susurradór, ra, 8. Whisperer.
Susurránte, pa. Whispering, murmuring.
Susorrar, en. To whisper; divaige; mur-
mur; púrl; whiz.
Sustirro, sm, Whisper, humming, murmar.
Susuarrón, na, 4, Murmuring.—a Grambler.
Sntil, a. Subtile, thin; subtle; galley.
Sutiléza, ef sae $ subtlety ; nicety.
Sutillidád, 21. V. Sutileza.
Sutilizacién, af Subtilization. tenuates.
Satilizadér, ra, & One who snbtllizes, at-
Sutilizár, ea. To subtilize; file; polish.
Sutilménte, ad. Subtilely ; delicately.
Sutório, ria, @ Belonging to the shoe-
maker's trade.
Butúra, af Seam, suture. V. Costura.
Suversién, af. Subversion, ruin, destruction.
Suvorsivo, va, a. Subversive.
Súyo, ya, pron. poss. His, hers, theirs. De
suyo, Spontaneously.
Saya, af. View, intention, design. .[vants.
Súyos, em. pl Their own relations, ser-
de
T, tay, 1s pronounced in Spanish as In the
English words tap, taken, true. T is
never written double.
Ta! inter}, Take care, beware; stay.
Taba, af Bone of the knec-pan; sheep's
Tavs. ae (Bot.) Tob: Taba
abáco, am. obacco. co
6 rapé, Snuff. Mildew on planta.
Tabacoso, sa, a. Snuffy. [riors.
Tabalário, am. (Col!.) The breech, poste-
Tabaleár, va, To rock tu and fro.—en. To
drum.
Tabalóo, Ba (Coll) Beating on the breech.
Tabaléte, sem. A woollen staff finer than
rugget.
Tabanazo, em. ania! Blow with the hand.
Tabánco, em. Stall for eatables. V. Zu-
nco.
Tábano, em. (Ent.) Hornet. {in motion.
La ane yd Treadle ah yap: a ae
abaóla, ef Confused noise of a crow :
rd
Tabáque, sm. A small work-basket.
rra af. A suuff-box; tobacco plan-
on,
Tabaquería, 2/. Tobacco and snuff shop.
Tabaquéro, em. Tobacconist.
Tabaquista, e com, A judge of tobacco;
t snuff-taker.
Tabardóte, Tabardillo, em. A burning fever.
Tabardillo pintado, A spotted fover.
Tabárdo, sm. Wide, loose coat;
Tabelión, am, V. Escridano,
Tabérna, 4/. A tavern.
Tabernáculo, sm, Tabernacle.
Tabernário, ria, a. (Coll.) Relating to a
tavern. [tavern.
Tabernéra, af Landlady, mistress of a
Tabernería, 4/. Business of a tavern-keepor.
Tabernéro, sm. Tavern-keeper.
reader a. (Coll.) V. Zabernario.
Tabernilla, 4/. A small tavern.
Tabescéncia, af. Corruption, putrefaction.
Tabi, en. Tabby, a silken atuff. [a wall.
Tabica, af (Arch.) Lintel over a vacancy in
Tabicár, ea. To wall up.
Tabicón, em. A thick wall,
Tabido, da, a, (Med.) Tabid, wasted by dis-
ease, [vegetables.
Tabillas, af pl. Husks of clover and of
Le Hie am. Pipa Tab
abique, en. tion-wall, ique
sordo, A brick elder.
Tabitóba, af (Prov.) A small flute made of
a stalk of wheat.
Tabla, ef A board; table; map; painting;
lot; list; butcher's block.—pl. Stage.
Tablachina, ef Kind of wooden shield.
Tablácho, sm. Slutoe or floodgste. Echar
el tublacho, To interrupt a porson, inter-
rupt one that is speaking.
Tabladillo, am. dim. A small stage.
Tabládo, am. Scaffold, stage; boards of a
bedstead. (Nau.) Platform.
Tabláje, em. Pile of boards; gaming-house.
te ear, lr aS semblo dl
ablajeria, ef Gaming, gam :
Tablajéro, am. Boatfold-enaker: collector of
taxes; gambler; butcher.
Tablár, em. Division of gardens into plota.
Tablázo, em. Stroke with a board; arm of
the sea or of a river.
Tablázon, em. Platform; lumber; decks
and sheathing of a ship. lank,
Tablear, va. To divide a garden into beds;
Tabléro, am. Board ; dog-nail; gambling-
honse, gaming-table; kneading-board ;
shop-counter ; public.
Tableta, af. Tablet; an alphabetical board ;
memorandum; cracknel.
Tableteádo, am. The crackling sound of
boards trod upon. A caries
Tableteár, en. To move noisily tables or
TAF
Tabletica, illa, 4/ dim. A small tablet;
try cake. Trueno de tabletilla, Hollow
sound made on a table.
Tablilla, 47 Public list of persons excom-
municated ; a sweetcake; bands on a
billiard-table. Tablilla de meson, Sign
ofan inn. Por la tablilia, Indirectly.
Tablón, em. Plank.
Tablóza, ef. (Pict.) V. Paleta.
Tabáco, em, Hut. [miserable hut.
Tabaquillo, Tabuquito, am. dim. A small,
Taburacára, ¢f A yellow rosin.
Taburéte, sm. Chair without arms. Tabu-
retes, Forms with backs in the pit of a
playhouse. [ladles.
Taburetillo, em. Drawing-room chair for
Táca, af. (Prov.) V. Ma .
Tacamáca, Tacamaháca, y. Tacamahaca,
medicinal gum resin.
Tacsnaménte, ad. Sordidly.
Tacañeár, va. To act the miser.
Tacañeria, 2. Malicious cunning; low craft;
meanness,
Taucáño, ña, a. Malicious; stingy, sordid.
Tacár, va. To mark; stain.
Tacéta, sf. A copper basin used fn oil-milla.
o af. Fault, defect; crack; tacks.—V.
Tacháble, a. Exceptionable.
Tachár, va. To censure, tax; blot; im-
peach. Tachar testigos, To challenge a
witness. [plantation.
Tácho, sm. (Cuba) Curing-boiler of a sugar | T
Tachón, eam. Line drawn through a writing
to blot it out; tacks for chalrs; lace trim-
ming.
Tachonár, eat. To adorn with lace trim-
ming or with brass tacks; spot.
Tachoneria, @ Ornamental work with gilt-
headed nails.
Taclióso, sa, a. Faulty, defective,
Tachuéla, af Tack.
Tacica, illa, ee A small cup.
Tácitaménte, ad. Tacitly.
Tácito, ta, a. Tacit, silent.
Tacitarnidád, af. Taciturnity. [choly.
Tacitárno, na, a. Tacit, reserved; melan-
Taco, sm, Stopper ; wadding; rammer ;
draught. (Coil.) Volley of oaths. Mace
of a billiard-table. Tacos de los esco-
benes, (Nau.) Hawse-plugs,
Tacón, sm. Heel-plece of a shoe.
Taconázo, am. Blow with a shoe-heel; a
very high shoe-heel. tbe heel-piece.
Taconeár, on. (Coll) To make a noise with
Taconéo, sm. Nolse made with the heels in
dancing steps.
Taconéro, am. Heel-maker.
Táctica, af. (Mil.) Tactics.
Táctico, sm. Tactician.
Tacto, am. Touch, feeling.
Tacuácha, af (Cuba) A trick skilfally done.
Tadórno, em. ora Shell-drake.
Tafanário, em. (Coll.) Breech.
Tafetán, em. pl. Taffety; flags, standard.
Tafetan ingles, Court-plaster.
Tafetanillo, em. A very thin taffety.
Tafiléte, sm. Morocco leather. leather.
Tafileteér, va. To adorn with Morocco
Tafileteria, 4f Dressing of Morocco leather.
TAL
Tafdrea, sf. (Nav) A flat-bottomed boat.
Tagarino, ¢m. Moor who lived among the
Christians,
Tagarnillcra, 87. An artfal, deceitful person.
_Tagarnina, ef. Y. Cardillo
Tagaróte, sm. (Orn.) Hobby; quill-driver ;
office; a decayed gentleman. [band.
E par e E To pb a bold
a . (Little us.) District, region.
Tahal. sm. Shoulder-belt. A
Taharál, sm. Plantation of tamarisk-trees.
Tahéño, a. Having a red beard.
Tahóna, 2f. Horse-mill; crushing-mil ;
bakehouse,
Tahonéro, am. Miller.
Tahúlla, «f (Prov.) A piece of ground sown
with about two pecks of grain.
Tahar, sm. Gambler, gamester. [bler.
Tahar, ra, a. Belonging to gambling; gam-
Taburería, af Gaming-house.
Talmádo, da, a. Sly, crafty.
Taimonía, af. Malicious a
Taita, ef A fondling name with which a
child calls its father.
Tája, af A ssddlo-tree; incision ; ay.
Tajáda, 4f Slice or cat. [ block.
Tajadéra, y. Chopping-knife, chopping-
Tajadéro, sm. Chopping-block. [orange,
ea af. A small slice; bit of confected
Tajúdo, da, pp. of Tujar. Cut, notched.
'Tajadór, ra, & One who cats or chops. Y.
de ter E dE
sf. Cut, notch.
Taam a Y. Tejamant,
amár, am, (Nau) Cutwater. Zacorae
del tajamar, Props of the cutwater.
Tajamóco, em. Cine) A riai
Tajánte, sm. (Prov.) Butcher.—pa, Cutting.
Tajaplúmas, sm. Penknife.
Tajár, va. To cut, chop, hew; mend a pen.
Tajarina, af, A thin Italian paste. pee.
Tajéa, ef Furrow for irrigation. V. Atar-
Tajéro, am. V. Tarjero.
Tajo, sm. Cut, incision; chopping-block ;
reaping, digging. V. Filo.
Tajón, sm. A large block; a vein of earth
in a limestone quarry.
Tajoncillo, sm. A small block. [feet.
Tajuéla, Tajnélo, a A low stool with four
a. Buch, so, as; equal, similar; as
much, so great. Tul cual, Middling, so
so. Tal cual vez, Sometimes. A’ tal,
With such a condition. Por tal, Provi-
ded that.
Tala, 4f Felling of trees; destruction, havoc.
Talabárte, 67. Sword-belt.
Talabartéro, sm. Belt-maker.
Taladór, ra, €. Destroyer, one that lays wasto,
Taladradór, ra, e. Borer, piercer.
Taladrár, ca. To bore, perforate; pierce;
netrate.
Taladríllo, ssm A small borer. [weovil.
Taladro, em. Borer, gimlet, eas a bore;
Talaméra, 9/. Tree for insnaring birds.
Tálamo, am. Bride-chamber, bride-bed.
Talanquéra, 8f. Parapet; defence.
Talánte, em. Mode, manner; aspect; will,
disposition.
Talantóso, 5a, 4. Good-humored.
Talár, eu. To fell trees; oa ay waste.
TAM
TAN
Talár, a. Long robes reaching to the heels.
Talár, em. Wings on the heels of Mercury.
Talavéra, 47 Earthenware of Talavera.
Taláya, af (Bot) Y. Zamarisaco.,
Talca, sn. Tale.
Talegázo, sm. Blow with a full bag.
Talégo, sm. Coarse bag. Tener talego, To
have money.
Taleguita, 47. A small bag. Tuleguilla de
la sal, Daily expenditure.
Taleguito, em. dim. of Tulego.
Tulentáda, 8/. (Prov.) Will, propensity.
Talento, em,
money; abllitics; genius; talent.
Talentóso, sa, €. Able, ingenious.
Tualictro, sm. (Bot ) Meadow-rue,
Talidád, 4. (Schol.) Gonerical or specifical
determinative power.
Talingár el Cable, (Nau.) To bend the cable. | También, ad.
Talión, 4f Retaliation, requital.
Tulionár, va. To retaliate, requite,
Talismán, am. Talisman.
Tálla, y. Ralsed work; sculpturo. Obra
de talla, Carved work. Subsidy, ransom ;
stature; measure, A' media talla, Care-
lessly, also half-relief in sculpture. Poner | Tamboréte, g/. dim, Timbrel.
Tamboróte, 6m. (Nau) Cap of the roast-
talla, To offer a reward.
Talládo, da, a. Cat, carved, engravod. Bien
or mat tallado, Of a good or bad figure.
Talladór, sim, Engraver; die-sinker.
Talladúra, af, Engraving. (ting.
Tamañuélo, la, a.
[dollars; a bagful. :
Taléga, af. Baz; short sack; sack of 1000:
Tamáño, sm. Size, shape, bulk, stature.
TamaAiio, fia, a. The size, shape, or bulk of
small,
Small, little. {fagots.
Túmaras, ef pl. Clusters of dates; chips,
Tamarindo, gn. (Bot.) Tamarind-tree and
fruit. [shrub.
Tamarisco, Tamariz, 6m. (Bot.) Tamarisk-
Tamer Equito; Tamarrusquito, ta, a. Very
sme.
Tainba, Y. (Low) Blanket of a bed.
Tambaleúr, Tambale on. and r. To
stagger, wayer,
any thing; ve
alent, ancient weight or Tambalco, sm. Reeling, staggering.
Tambanillo, am. A raised ornament on the
angies of buildin {arched cover.
“Tambarillo, em. Chost or trunk with an
id
Tambero, ra, 8m. and /. Innkeeper.
Tambésco, 6, oo) Swing.
Also, likewise; moreover.
Tambo, em, (Pera) Inn.
Tambor, sm. A drum; drammer. Baque-
tes or bolillos del tambor, Drum-sticks.
or mayor, Drum-major. A small
room; any cylindrical part of machinery ;
roller of a sugar-mill; tambour-frame.
[head,
Tamboríl, sm. Tabor, taboret; breech.
Tamboriláda, ef. (Coll) Fall on the breech;
a slap on the face.
Tamborilizo, 6m. Blow or fall on the breech.
Tallir, sm. Forest of fire-wood fit for cut-)Tamborilear, on. To tabor, beat the tabor;
Tallár, a. Wood fit for cutting, or for fuel.
Tallár, va, To cut, chop; carvo; engrave;
tax.
Tallarin, 8 A kind of thin paste.
Tallaróla, af Iron-plate for cuttin
in velvet-looms.,
Talle, sm. Shapo, size; waist; m
Taliecér, on. To shout, sprout
the silk
| Tamboriléro, ene.
manners. |
e; form ;; Tamén, Taméne, em. (Mex.) Indian porter
plaue or level ty
aborer, tambourine.
Tamborilóte, 4m. (Print) Planer.
Tamboriteár, ea. Y. Tumborilear.
Tamboritúro, em. V. Tumborilare
Tamboritillo, 8m. A small drum for children.
or carrier. o sift,
Tallór, sm. Workshop, office; laboratory ; | Tamiz, sm. A fine sieve. Pasar por tama,
a seminary of arts. Zaller de mesa,
Casters.
Tallista, am. Engraver.
Tallo, an. Shoot, sprout, chit.
Tallúdo, da, 4. Grown into long stalks; tall,
slender; callous; overgrown. — (likewise,
Talménte, ad. (Coll.) In the same manner,
Talmud, em, Talmud, [the Talmud.
Túmo, sm. Duwn of wool or linen in weay-
ing; dust in corn; mould under beds on
dusty floors.
Tamójo, em. (Bot.) V. Burrilla tamojo.
Tamorlán, sm. Emperor of the Tartars.
Tampóco, ad. Neither. [thorn.
Tambjo, sm. (Bot.) Boethorn-like, buck-
Tan, em. Sound of the tabor or tambourine.
Talmudista, a. Professor or intorpreter of | Tan, ad, So, so much, as well, as much.
Talon, am. The heel; follower. (Arch.)
Cymatium. Jr á talon, To go on foot.
ar con el talon en el fondo, (Nau.) To
touch groand with the stern-post.
Taloneár, on. To be nimble.
Talonésco, a, (Coll) Relating to the heels,
Tálpa, Talparia, 4/. (Surg. Coll.) Abscess in
the pericranium.
Tálque, sm. A kind of argillaceous carth.
Talus, Tálud, sr. Talus. (several seeds.
Talvina, 4f A kind of milk, extracted from
Tamál, sm. (Amer.) A dumpling of Indian
meal, stuffed with minced meat. (Hon-
duras) A bundle of sarsaparilla.
Tatnaléro, ra, sm. and /. (Mox.) Tamal-seller.
Tamandóa, sf Ant-eator of Pern.
Tamafiaménte, ad, As great as; tantamount.
Famañico, ica, illo, tila, ito, ita, a.
T dated.
small, Tumañito, lntimi
Very ¡ Tánqu
| Táni, Y
Tanacéto, sm. (Bot.) Tansy.
Tanáte, sm. (Mex.) A seroon made of hide,
to transport articles, [out the ore.
Tanatéro, 377. (Mex.) The miner who takes
Tánca, af A viscous matter with which
bees daub their hives.
Tanda, af Turn, rotation; task; ccrtaln
number of persons or cattle employed in
a work,
Tanganillas (En), ad. Wavoringly.
Tenganíllo, am. A small prop or stay.
Tángano, sm. Hob, a play among boys.
Tangénte, a. (Geom.) Tangent.
Tangibilidád, ¢/ Tangibility.
Tangible, a. Tactile.
Tangidéra, % Cable.
Tango, sm. V. Túngano. {a small pool.
em, (Amer.) Vat, a large trough;
A sort of raw silk from Bengal.
TAP
TAR
Tantélio, am. (Min.) Tantaliam.
Tantarantán, an. Tantarara, redoubled beat
of a drum.
Tanteadór, sm. Measurer, calculator.
Tanteár, va. To measure, proportion; ex-
amine ; average; skotch ; redeom; fathom;
pump; soll at the price offered by others;
agree to pay the sunr which was bid for
a thing at a public sale.
Tantéo, am. Computation, average; num-
ber of counters for marking a game; out-
lines; valuation; Judgment. [tity.
Tantico, Tantillo, sm, Small sum or quan-
Tantico, ica, illo, illa, ito, ita, a. dim. of
Tanto, ta.
Tanto, am. A certain sum or quantity ; copy
of a writing; blow; counter.
Tanto, ta, 4. Bo much, as much; very great;
ae Feinto y tantos, Twenty and up-
w
Tanto, ad. So, in such a manner; a long
time. Zunto mas 6 menos, So much
more or less, Junto gue, As much as.
Tanto monta, It is as as the other.
Tanto mas cuanto, Thereabouts. En
tanto or entre tanto, In the mean time.
En su tanto, Proportionably. Algun
tanto, A trifla. Tunto uno como otro,
Both one and the other. Por tanto,
Therefore. [ment.
Tañedór, ra, a. Player on a musical instru-
Tañér, e. impere. To concern, be of conse-
uence or importance.
Tañido, da, pp. of Tater. Played; touched.
Tañido, em. Tune; sound.
Táo, em. Badge worn by officers of the
orders of St. Anthony and 8t. Jolin.
Tapa, 3f. Lid, cover; horny part of a hoof;
heel of a shoe. Tipa de los sesos, Top
of the skull. Tupa de bomba, (Nac.)
The hood of the Vara
Tapabalázo, sm. (Nau.) Shot-plug.
Tapabóca, 8f Slap on the mouth; Interrup-
tion; choke-pear; sercasm. (Gunn.)
Tampion.
Tapabor, sm. Sailor's cen
Tapacálo, sm. Fruit of the dog-rose.
Tapáda, af. A woman's veil. De tapaditas,
hind the curtain; anderbandedly.
Tapadéra, ef. A lid or cover.
Tapadéro, sm, A large stopper or stopple.
Tapadilio, sm, The act of a woman's con-
cealing herself with her veil or mantle;
one of tho registers in the tube of an or-
gan. De tapadilla, Without ceremony.
Tapadizo, sm. Action of women hiding the
hice with a mantle. (Prov.) V. Cobertizo.
Tapadór, ra, 3. Coverer; plug, stopper.
Tapadára, 4/. SCOPrInE covering, or hiding.
Tapafogón, sm. Cap of a gun.
Tapafánda, af. Holster-cover of pistols.
Tápalo, om, (Mex.) V. Chal, (Ing.
Tapamiénto, sm, Act of stoppin or cover-
Tápana, Tápara, A . Alcaparra.
Tapánco, am. Y. anco.
Tapaójos, sm. (Am.) A bandage for the eyes
of horses or mules.
Tapapiés, sm, V. Brial,
Sa cia ea. To stop up, cover, obstruct.
ipa agujeros, A bad mason. To con-
ceal, abscond. Tupar una adertura de
agua, To stop a leak.
Tapatán, Taparapatán, sm. Word indica-
ting the sound of a drum,
Taperujúrse, er. (Coll.) To cover one's face
with a mantle or veil. (stopple.
Tapertjo, em. (Coll.) An ill-shaped plug or
Tapctádo, da, a. Of a dark brown color.
Tapcte, am. A rug.
Tapia, af Mud-wall Tupia real, Wall
mado of earth and lime.
Tapladór, sm. Builder of mud-walls.
Taplál, em. Mould for making mud-walls,
Tapiár, va. To stop up with a mud-wall;
stop a passage.
Tapicería, 4f Tapestry.
Taplotro, em. One who makes tapestry.
asi aaa mayor, Tapestry-keeper in a
palace.
Tapleria, 4% Series of mud-walls,
Tapines, Tapinos, em. pl. (Nau.) Stoppers
for vent-holes.
Tapirujárse, or. V. Taperujaree,
ieee om (Bot.) died A.
apiz, sm. Tapestry; flowery grass-plot.
Tapizar, vd. to bang with tapestry:
Tapón, sm. Cork, plug, bung.
Tapsta, af. (Bot.) Deadly carrot.
Tapujárse, or. To muífñle one’s self in a
cloak or veil.
Tapújo, sm. Mufile, a cover for the face.
bes he sm, Noise made by a duor which
slaps,
Taquctes, am. pl. (Nau.) Cleats,
Taquigrafia, sf. Tachigrapliy.
Taquigrafo, em. Short-hand writer.
Taquin, em, Y. Curnicol.
Taquincro, am. (Prov.) Player with a bone.
Terb rine AD Bo Le dgo. V. Puente
arabita, af (S. A.) ri LP
y SRE
| Marquetry, inlaid work ; patoh-
Taraceár, va, To beet inlaid work.
Taragillo, em. Clog for the necks of beasts.
Taragontia, ef V. Dragontea.
Tarája, y. (S. A.) Screw-plate. Afochuelos
de taraja, Screw-taps for ditto.
Tarambána, €. com. Giddy, unstable person.
Tarándo, em. Reindeer.
Tarángana, 4f V. Morcilla,
Tarantéla, 4 A powerful, impressive tune,
Dar la turantela, To excite one inordi-
natoly.
Tarántala, 4/. Tarantula
Tarantuládo, da, a. V. Atarantado.
Tarará, ¢f Sound of a trumpet, as a signal
for action.
Tarareár, va, and n, To sound the trumpet.
Tararira, £f. (Coll) Noisy mirth.—s. com,
Noisy person.
Tarásca, Y Figure of a serpent formerly
borne in the procession of Corpus
Christi; an ugly, ill-natured woman.
Tarascáda, af, Bite, a wound with the teoth:
a pert answer.
Tarascár, va, To bite.
Tarascón, em. augm. of Tarasca.
Taravília, q/. A mill-clack ; a wooden latch;
a great prattier. Soltar la taravilla, To
talk too much and little to me purpose,
TAR TAZ
Tartáreo, Poet.) Tartar
3 ey a. (Poet.) ean, hellish,
u
Tartarizár, va. To tartarize. (hell.
Tártaro, sm. Argol, tartar. (Poet.) Tartarus,
Tartóra, ef. Baking or dripping pan.
Tarúga, ¢f. A swift animal of America like a
sheep. (bung.
Tarúgo, sm. A wooden peg; stopper, plug,
Taraguillo, sm. dim. of Turugo.
Tas, em. Kind of anvil used by silversmiths;
clapping of hands,
Taráy, sm, (Bot.) V. Tamarisco.
Tarazána, ef. V. Atarasana.
Tarazanál, em. Shed. V. Atarazana.
Tarazér, ea. To bite; harass.
Tarazón, om, A largo slice.
Tarazoncillo, ¢m. A small slice.
Tarbéa, y. A l hall.
Tardadór, ra, 8. Delayer, deferrer.
Tardaménte, ad. See:
Tardanéos, af Fish. V. Rémora.
Tardanza, 4/. Slowness, delay, detention;
lingering. Tása, af Rate, price of provisions; assize;
Tardar, on. To delay, put off. measure, rule; valuation, taxation.
Tardo, a. Afternoon; evening, the close of Tasación, 8/. Valuation, appraisement. V.
the day.—ad. Late. Detardeen tarde,| Tasa,
Now and then. Tasadaménte, ad. Barely. judgo.
Tardecica, ita, ef. The close of the evening. |Tasadér, sm. Appraiser. (Law) Taxing
Tardecillo, ad. Slowly. Tasájo, am. Jerked beef, hung-becf
Tardío, dia, a. Too late; slow, dilatory. Tasár, ca. To appraise, value, Zasar ju-
Tárdo, da, a. Slow, tardy; dull, lazy. dictalmente, To tax. > emp.
Tardón, na, a. Ver tard ; Tascadór, sm. Brake for dressing or
Taréa, af Task; toi, radial” Cerati Tascár, ea. To break or dress ax or hemp;
Tari, sm. Tari, a liquor ext from the| nibble the grass Zascar al freno, To
Tarida, af. Ancient vessel in the Moditerra-| bite the bridle. [Toppings of hemp.
nean for carrying implements of war. Tásco, ern. Refuse of flax or hemp. (Naa.)
ifs, af Tariff; book of rates. Tascónio, em. V. Talque.
Tarima, q/. A movable platform ; low bench, | Tasquéra, ef. Dispute, scuffle.
foot-stool: bedstead. Tasquíl, em. Fragment of a stone.
Tarímilla, af dim, A small bedstead or bench. | Tastana, af (Prov.) The partition which
Tarimón, sm. augm. A large bedstead; a| divides the kernel of a walnut.
foot-stool. Tástara, af. ane Coarse bran. [crucibles.
Tarín, e, (Eno) Silver real of 84 cuartos. | Tastáz, em. Polishing powder mado of old
Tarina, ef, Middle-sized dish for meat. Tásto, em. Bad taste of food.
Tarja, ef. An ancient Spanish copper coin | Tasúgo, em. V. Tejon. [er.
worth about one-fourth of a real; tally; | Tatarabuéla, 3 The great-great-grandmoth-
target, buckler; sign-board. Tatarabuélo, sm. The great-great-grandfa-
Tarjadór, ra, 8. One who keeps a tally. ther. [lation,
Tarjár, oa. To tally. Tataradeúdo, da, € Very old and distant ro-
Tarjén, 4f A canal; sewer. Tataranióta, ef A great-great-granddaugh-
Tarjéro, am. Tall -koeper. V. Tarjador. ter.
Tarjóta, @f (Dim.) A small target or shield | Tataranióto, sm. A rr
with a coat of arms. A sign-board; card. | Tatas, ad. (Prov.) Andar á tatas, To go
Tarjeta de visita, A visiting card. on all fours.
Tarjetón, aime augm. A large buckler or | Tate, énterj. Take care, beware.
target. Tato, em. (Coll aoe A younger brother ;
Tarl e thin linen crapo, hog-headed armadillo,
Tárma, af. Wood-tick. Tato, ta, a. and a. Stammering; stutterer.
Tarquin, em, Mire, mud. Tán, em. Y. Zao.—sf. The Greek r.
Tarquináda, 4/. (Coll.) Rape. (mouldings. | Taumalin, em. A viscous matter found in
Tarrája, ef. et Instrument for cutting| arabs and other sholl-fish.
Tarréña, £f. Cup, dish. Taumatúrgo, em. Thaumaturgns,
Tárro, sm. A glazed earthen ; an earth- | Taurcte, em. V. Taburete.
en milk-pan. Cabeza de tarro, Big-|Taurino, na, a. Relating toa bull. [diac
headed fool. Tauro, em, (Astr.) Taurus, a sign of the zo-
Társo, em. (Anat.) Tarsus. Tautológia, y. Tautology.
Tárta, af Tart; pan for baking tarts. Tautoldgico, ca, a. Tautological.
Tartago, sm. (Bot.) Spurge. Unfortunate nina af. Tautologis
event; a galling satire. Ta of. V. Atauxia, [ufactured cloths.
Tartajeár, on. To stutter. Tavellado, da, a. Stamped: applied to man-
T sa, a. Stammering, stuttering. Taxativaménte, ad. itedly. [stances.
eár, on. (Coll) To Stagger; be per- |'Taxativo, va, a. (Law) Limited to circum-
plexed. [taletas, Fruit-pies. | Taz á taz, or Taz por ad. (Coll.) Tit for
Tartalóta, af. A light paste for tartas. Zar~| tat. Cambiar or feriar una cosa taz por
Tartamudeir, en. To stutter; fumble. tus, To barter or swap even hands. Salir
Tartamudéo, Tartamudéz, sm. Stuttering,| una cosa tus con tas, To be brim-full,
stammering. [terer. | complete.
Tartamúdo da a, and e. Stammerer, stut-| Táza, 4f Cup; the liquor contained in a
Tartana, 4/7 (Nau.) Tartan, Long covered| cup; basin of a fountain; a large wooden
wagon for passengers. bowl (Coll) Buttocks, b . (ML)
Po The driver of a tartana. Bucket.
TEJ
TEM
Tazáña, 4° Serpent. V. Tarasca.
Tazmia, af Share of tithes.
Tazón, em. A large bowl or basin; pitcher.
Te, sm. (Bot.) Tea; a plant.—pron. Thee,
the oblique case of Thou.
Téa, af Candlewood. Tea dela discordia,
Any thing that may produce discord.
Tedme, Teainide, 4/. A stone repelling fron.
Teatino, sm, A delicate sort of paste; thea-
tin, a religtous order.
Teatral, a. Theatral.
Teatrista, em. (Littlo us.) Dramatist.
Teátro, em. Stago; theatro; collectlon of
pee Teutro literario, The literary
world.
Tecále, Tecall, sm. (Mex.) A very white,
transparent marble used for window-glass,
Techado, em. V. Techo.
Techar, va. To roof; cover with a roof.
Técho, sm. f, ceiling; dwelling-houso,
habitation. | Techo.
Techúmbre, sm. Upper roof, ceiling. V.
Teécla, af. Key of a pianoforte; a delicate
point. Dar en la tecla, To hit the mark.
Tecládo, em, Tho whole series of keys in an
organ or other mnsical instrument,
Tecleár, vn. To strike the keys of a musical
instrument,
Técnicamente, ad. Technically.
écnico, ca, a. Technical.
Tecnológia, af Technology.
Tecomáte, sm. (Mex.) A cop made of a
gourd; a word of contempt given hy Eu-
ropean Spantards to the white natives of
Mexico.
Tedéro, 87a. Iron candlestick for fir or torch.
Tedéum, sm. To Deum, a hymn of the
chareh.
Tediar, va. (Prov.) To loathe, hate, abhor.
Tédio, sm. Disgust, abhorrence.
Tedidso, sa, a. Tedlous, loathful, disgusting,
Teguál, am. Tax or duty paid to the king.
Teguménto, sm. Tegument,
Telnáda, af V. Tinada.
Teismo, sm. Thelsm, deism.
Teista, em. Theist, delist.
Téja, 8/. Roof-tile; gutter or pan-tile. (Prov.)
Cavity at the bottom of a tree. Cuerse
las tejas, (Coll.) To bo growing dark. De
tejas abajo, In a natural order.
Tate illa, ita, af dim, A small tile.
Tejido, am. Texture, weaving; texture,
web, V. Tela, [girdle; a small quoit.
Tejillo, em. A band used by women as a
Téjo, am. Quolt. (Bot) Yew-tree. A round
metal plate. Un tejo de oro, An ingot of
old. fle-board.
Tojoléta, Y. Ploce of burnt clay; tlle; shuf-
bgp rae ha Badger; yow; a wedge or plato
of gol
Tejuola, af (Dim.) A small tile; saddle-tree.
Tejuélo, «mm. Sole of the point of a gate or
arge door; s between the bands on
the back of a book: a smal) quoit.
Téla, sf Cloth; gold or silver lace; warp of
cloth; circus; examen, argument; pelli-
cle; membrane; speck in the eye; filin
on the surface of liquors; quibble, quirk ;
place inclosed with linen to catch game.
Tela encerada or engomada, Buckram.
Tela de araña, Cobweb.
Telamón, em. (Arch.) Y. Atalante.
Telár, sm. Loom; a frame in which other
things are made. É
Telaraba, sf, Cobweb; any thing trifling.
Teléa, af (Bot.) Shrub-trefoil. (long.
Teléflo, sm. (Bot.) Orpino stonecrop, live-
Telegráfico, ca, a. Telegraphic, telegraphic
dispatch
Telégrafo, sn. Telegraph.
Telera, sf, A small iron pin, fastening the
coulter of the plough. ae A kind of
brown bread. lng to inclose sheep ;
keeper on a carpenter's bench; transom
of a gun-carriago; sloat of a cart.
Teléro, em. (Prov.) Rail in the sides of carts
or wagons.
Telescépto, sm. Telescope. [per-milis.
Teléta, y. Blotting-paper; sieve used in pa-
Teletón, am. A strong silken stuff,
Tolica, 9. dim. of Tela.
Telilla, ef (Dim.) V. Telica, A light wool-
len stuff; rind of fruit,
Telina, ef. V. Almeja.
Telino, am. A precious unguent.
Telita, af dim, of Tela.
Tellina, af Bivalve shell-fish.
Telliz, sm, Ornamental saddle overcloth.
Tolliza, af. Coverlet ofa bed. [playhouse.
Telón, sr. Linscy-woolsey; € in a
Tejadillo, em. A small roof-tile ; shed; roof | Telónio, sn. Custom-house.
of a coach; veli; braces of a coach har-
ness; mode of cheating at cards.
Tejado, sm. Roof; shed. Andar á sombra
de tejado, To skulk, le hid. manil,
Tejamanil, sm. (Mex.) Shingles, V. Zaju-
Tejár, em. Tile-works, tile-kiln,
Tejár, ca. To tile.
Tejaróz, ¿m. Penthouse.
Tejázo, em. Blow with a tile.
Tejedéra, af. Y. Tejedora. Water-spider.
Tejedór, em. Weaver.
Tejedóra, sf Female weaver.
Tejedúra, sf. Texture; the act of weaving;
any thing woven. l way.
Tejemanéje, 8. (Coll.) Doing things in an
Tejér, va. To weave cloth ; regulate ; adjust;
nr saree renee sate
a, Aa e ¡Q- D, . qar.
Tejéro, em. Tile-maker.
Telurio, sm. (Min.) Tellurium.
Téma, am. Text, subject.—af Dispute; ob-
stinacy; animosity; capric ous opposition ;
writton exercise. A‘ tema, Emulously,
Tema celeste, (Astr.) Map or delineation
of the heavens,
Temático, ca, a Relating to a theme or sub-
ject. V. Temoso.
Tembladál, am. V. Tremedal,
Tembladéra, sf. Tankard ; diamond-pin; any
ornamental head-dress. (Ichth.) Cramp-
fish, elastic ray.
Tembladéro, sm. V. Tremedal, [eel.
Temblador, ra, €. Quaker, shaker; electric
Temblánte, sm. Loose bracelet worn by
women.—pa. Trembling, quavering.
Temblár, on. To tremble, shake with fear,
Temblar la barba, To undertake with
caution. Tembiar la ahaa To be
TEM
TEN
greatly afrald of. Temblar las carnes, To
ave a horror of a thing.
Tembléqno, «en. Diamond
other similar ornament o
of ladies. V. Lentejuela.
Temblequeár, Tembleteár, on. To tremble.
Temblón, na, a. Tremulous. Z/ucer la
temblona, To affect timidity.
Tomblón, am. (Bot.) Aspen or ya
Temblér, sm. Trembling. Temblor de tier-
ra, Earthquake.
Temblorcillo, em. A slight shivering.
Temblóso, sa, €. Tremulons,
Temodór, ra, 4. Applied to a trembler; aw-
ful, dreadful.
'Temodór, ra, 8. Trembler [suspect.
Temér, va. To apprehend, dread; respect;
Temerariamcnte, ad. Rashly, hastily.
Temeririo, ria, a. Rash, inconsiderate, hasty.
Temeridád, af. Temerity, rashuess, impru-
dence. ; lying.
Temerón, na, a. Affecting authority, or bul-
Tomerosamónte, ad, Timorously.
Temeróso, sa, et. Timid; fearful.
Temible, a. Dreadful, terrible, awful.
Temido, da, a. and pp. of Temer. Dreaded,
feared. [hends,
Temiénte, pa. One who dreads or appre-
Temór, em. Dread, fear, suspicion.
Temóso, sa, €. Obstinate, stubborn.
in or plume, or
? the head-dress
cool; tuno; mix; assuage; train. (Nau.)
To trim.—zr. To be moderate. Zemplar
la gaita, To pacify.
Templario, an. Templar.
Témple, 81. Temperature; temper given to
nictals; temperament; disposition; the
concordance of musical instruments,
Templecillo, en. A small temple.
Templcte, sm. dim. V. Templectllo, Ap-
plied to architectural ornaments in form
of a temple.
Tomplista, em. Painter in distemper.
Templo, sm. Temple, church; blessed soul.
‘Témpora, af. Ember week.
Temporada, 4/. A certain space of time. La
temporada de la opera or del teatro,
The opera or play season.
Temporal, a. Temporary, temporal, secular.
—sm, Tempest, storm. concerns.
Temporalidad, gf Temporalit#; temporal
Temporalizár, vu. To make temporary.
Temporalménte, ud. Temporally.
Temporánceo, nea, ad. Temporary. [ous.
Temporárlo, ria, «. Tomporary, temporane-
roca Temporil, a. Temporary la-
rer,
Temporizadór, em. Temporlzer.
Temportzár, on. To pass the time in any
plac! oF thing; temporize. V. Contem-
portaar.
Tempanadór, sm. Instrument for cutting off | Tempranál, a. Producing early fruit.
the tops of bee-hives.
Tempanár, na. To furnish staves; to cover | Temprandcro, ra,
the tops of bee-htves.
Témpano, am, Flitch of bacon. V. Timpa-
no. Large cork put in the top of bee-
hives. (Arch.) Tympan of an arch. 7ém-
pano de cuba, Heading of a barrel or cask.
Temperación, af. V. Temperamento,
Temperadaménte, ad. V. Tenpladamente.
Tempcramento, sm, Temperament, temper-
ature, temper. La,
Temperáncla, Temperánza, af. V. Templan-
Temporánte, pa.(Med.) That which tempers,
Temperár, va. V. Alemperar.
Temperatúra, af V. Temperamento.
Tempérie, ef. Temperaturo of tho alr.
Eo Bog Seasonableness,
sapo , & Tempest, storm—p7. Abn-
sive lan
Tempostir, en. To be a tempest. [tunely.
Tempestivaménte, ad. Scasonably, oppor-
Tempestividád, af Tompestlvity, scasona-
bleness, opportunity.
Tempestivo, vs a, Scasonable, opportune,
Tempestuosaménte, ad, Tempestuously.
Tempestudeo, sa, a. Tempestuous, stormy.
Témpla, af. (Pict.) Size for painting.
Templadaménte, ad. Temperately, modor-
ate y: miy.
Templadora, ef. (Nau.) Slutce, a channel.
Tompládo, da, a. Temperate, moderate, ab-
stemions, frugal.
Templador, ra, s. Tuner. Templador, Key
for tuning musical instruments,
Templadúra, sf Temperature.
Tomplánza, 47. Temperance, moderation,
abstinence; climate; temperature, V.
Temp sa. To temper, soften, moderate,
Tempranaménte, ad. Early, prematurely.
a. V. Temprano.
Tompranilla, sf, (Prov.) Sort of early grape.
Tempráno, na, a, Early, soon.
Temprino, ad. Very early, soon.
Temulénto, ta, a, Intoxicated. inebriated.
Tena, af Y. Tinada. — (insist obstinately.
Tenaceár, va. To tear with pincers.—en, "lo
Tenacéro, am. Pincers-maker.
Tenacicas, 4/. pl. (Dim.) Small tongs. Pin-
cers; sniffers.
Tenacillas, af pl, Small tongs. Tenacillas
de boca, F lat-pointed pliers. Tenacillas
de punta, Sharp-pointed pliers.
Tenacidád, af Tenacity, glutinousness; per-
tinacity, Pad
Tenáda, af (Prov.) Sheepfold, sheep-cot.
Tenallin, ent. (Fort.) Tenaillon, outwork on
= ea flanks of > fortification. (fardl
enante, am. (Blaz.) Supporter. y.
Tenáz, a, Tenacious; firm, obstinate; nig-
Tenúza, af (Fort) Tenaille, outwork of a
fortress, Claws or talons of animals;
beam-ends of oil-mills; leading cards;
tongs, pincera.
Tenazáda, 4f. The act of griping with pin-
cers or tongs; the act of biting strongly.
Tenazménte, ad. Tonactous)y.
Tenazén, sm, Act of a falcon trussing with-
out binding. Parar de tenason, To stop
a horse short.
Tenazuvlas, 4f pl. Tweezers.
Ténca, af (Ichth.) Tench.
¡ Tención, 4 Holding, retaining.
Tenedn, 4f (Ichth.) A large tench.
Tencontén, am. Moderation, ene
ad, Ten con ten, Equally, making both
ends mect. [Limon and Tendedero.
'Pendál, am. (Nau.) TUtof a row-galley. V.
TEN
Tendaléra, ef (Coll.) Disorder of umes tye Tks instigate;
about on the floor.
Tendaléro, am, Place where washed woo! is
Tendedéro, em. Place where washed wool
or linen is set up to dry; stretcher.
Tendedór, am. Stretcher.
EE
rocure; probe; exper-
ment. Andar tando TO make es-
says. Tentar la ropa, (Met) To use
evasions,
Tentativa, af Attempt, trial.
{tending. | Tentativo, va, a. Tentative.
Tendedúra, af Tension, stretching or ex- | Ténte bonóte, ad. Abundantly, excesstvely.
Tendejón, sm. Sutler's tent in a camp.
venue sm. Line by which masons ralse a | Tentón, am. (Coll.)
wa
Tendéncia, af Tendency, inclination,
Tendúnte, a. Tending, directing.
Tendér, ea. To stretch or stretch out, un-
fold, expand.—on, To direct, tend.—or.
To stretch one's self at fall length; give
up an intention. [Zera.
Tenderúte, sm. Game at cards. V. Tenda-
Tenderia, af. Place fall of shops.
Tendéro, ra, 8. Shopkeeper.
Tendezuéla, sf, dim. of Tienda.
Tendidaménte, ad. Diffusely.
Tendido, em. A row of seats for spectators
at a bull-feast; floor-carpet; quantity of
| Tentomózo, sm. as to a house.
ouch, act of touching.
Tenuaménte, ad. Slightly.
Tenúdo, da, pp. trr. oba. of Tener. Held.
Ser tenudo, To be obliged. [worthless,
Ténuo, Ténuo, a. Thin, slender, delicate;
Tenuidad, af. Tenuity, weakness; trifle.
Tenúta, af Provisional possession of an es-
tate during a lawsuit.
Tenutário, ria, a. Provisional tenant.
Teñidára, Y Art of dyeing.
Teñir, ea. To tinge, dye; stain. Teñir en
rama, To dyo in grain. To dissemble or
misrepresent; instil, (Pict.) To darken.
Teocrácia, af. Theocracy.
Teese a a. Theocratic, theocratical.
clothes dried at once; batch of bread | Teodolita, af Theodolite.
baked at one time; roof of a house from
rT eat ta to ere ne
endiénte, pa. Tending.
Tendinóso, sa, a. Tendínous.
Tendón, em. Tendon.
Tenebrario, em. A large candlestick used in
Roman Catholic churches
Tenebrosidad, *f/ Darkness, gloom.
Tenebróso, sa, a. Tenebrous, dark, gloomy.
Tenedéro, sm. (Nau.) Gripe of an anchor.
Fondo de buen tenedero, Good anchor-
ing-ground.
Tenedor, em. Holder, keeper, tenant; fork.
Tenedor de caldero, Flesh-hook. Tene-
dor de bastimentos, (Nau.) Storo-keeper
of the navy.
Teneduria, sf (Nan.) Naval stores. Tene-
duria de libros, Book-keeping.
Tenéncia, af Possession, holding; tenancy ;
tenement, tenure: Ifeutenancy.
Tenér, va. To take, hold fast; possess, have;
maintain; contain; subject; hold an opin-
fon; estimate. Tener brazos, To have
powerful friends. Tener mucho de mise-
rable, To have much of the miser. Te-
ner de ahi, lold! stop!—or. To stop;
resist; adhere. Tener y lengamo, To
give mutual security.
Tenería, ¢f Tanyard, tannery.
Tenésmo, am. Tenesmus,
Ténia, af Tapeworm.
Tenténta, af. Wife of a deputy or Hontenant,
Tententázgo, am. Office of deputy. —_ [serly.
Teniénte, a. Unripe; possessing; deaf; mi-
Tenlénto, em. Deputy, substitute; miser;
Heutenant. Ex teniente or teniente de
oidos, Said of a person hard of hearing.
Tenór, ¢m. Tenor, contents, sense. (Mus.)
Tenor; tenorist, [tended.
Tensión, af Tension; the state of being ex-
Ténso, sa, a, Tense, tight, stiff
Tentactón, 2f. a it enticement.
Tentacioncilla, af, A slight temptation.
Tentadór, ra, & Tempter.
Tentaleár, va. (Prov.) To try, examine.
Tentár, va. To touch; trv, examine; grope;.
Teogonía, sf Theogony.
Teologál a. Theological.
Teologia, ef. Theology, divinity.
Teológicaménte, ad. meses, Mb
Teológico, ca, a. Y. Teolog
Teologizár, en. To theologize.
Tedlogo, em. A divine.
Tedlogo, ga, a. Theological.
Teoréma, af. Theorem.
Teorético, ca, a. Theoretic. .
Teoria, Teórica, af, Theory.
Teoricaménte, ad. Theoretically.
Teórico, ca, a. Theoretical.
Teósn, sa, +. Resinous. —_[ware; potsherd.
Telpalcáte, am. (Mex.) Pieces of earthen-
Tépe, em. Green sod.
Tepelzquinte, am. South American animal,
resembling a sucking-pig.
Tequio, em. In Mexico, charge, tax. VY.
Carga concejil,
Terapeútas, sm. pl Therapeutm, persons
wholly devoted to religious offices,
Terapoútica, af Therapeutics, a branch of
medicine.
Tercaménte, ad. Optnionately, obstinately.
Tercéna, af. Wholesale tobacco warehouse,
Tercenál, em, (Prov.) Heap of thirty sheaves
of corn. acco warehouse,
Torcenista, am. Keeper of a wholesale to-
Tereer, am. Third.—a. Third: used before
a substantive.
Tercéra, «f. Procuress, bawd; tlerco,
Terceramente, ad. Thirdly.
Terceria, 47. Mediation; arbitration; depos-
itary; temporary occupation.
Tercerilla, 4/. Triplet, metrical composition,
Tercéro, ra, a, Third.
Tercéro, am. A third person; pimp, bawd;
mediator; collector of tithes. Tercero
en discordia, beta i [oara,
Terceról, sm. (Nau.) Mainsail; third pair of
de ef. A short carbine; tierce, small
cas
Tercerón, na, am. and /. (Amer.) The off-
spring of a white and a mulatto; mulatto,
Tercéto, em, A tlercet, triplet.
TER
TER
Tércia, af, Third; storehouse or barn; es- | Ternecico, ica, ito, ita, a, Very tender.
nonical hour.
the ecclesiastical tithes.
Terciación, af A third ploughing of a land.
Terciádo, sm. Cutlass; ribbon broader than
tape. Pun terctado, Ground-rent paid
in grain.
Terciána, ef Tertian agua. tertian.
Torcianárlo, 8. A person affected with a
Tercianéla, gf A silk resembling taffety.
Terciáno, na, a. Tertian.
Terclar, ea. To sling any thing diagonally ;
divide into three parts; plough the third
time.—on, To mediate; join. Terciar el
baston, To strike directly with a stick.
Terciar la cara, To cut one's face across,
Terciar una pieza, (Gunn.) To prove a
gun.
Terciário, sm. (Arch.) Rib in
Terciazón, om. Third ploughing.
Térclo, cla, a. Third.
e
Tércio, am. The third part; half a losd; | Terra
Tercias, Two-ninths of! Ternején, na, a
V. Terneron. {calf.
Ternorico, ica, illo, lla, ito, ita, 8. A young
Ternéro, ra, s. Calf; veal; heifer.
Ternerón, na, 4. Weeping at will.
Terneruél fA sucking calf
Ternéza, 8/. Softness, delicacy; tenderness,
endearment; suavity.
Ternilla, q/. Gristle.
Ternillóso, sa, 4. q webbed,
Térno, 4/. Ternary. ( i
rol, dress. Un terno de diamantes, A
set of diamonds. Oath. Echar ternos
or tacos, To swear excessively.
Torntira, af. Tenderness, delicacy.
Terquedád, 4f Stubbornnesa, obstinacy, in-
flexibility.
Gothic arches. | Terquería, Terquéza, af Y. Terquedad.
ie vaulting of Terrácueo, cuca, a errequoous
Terráda, af. Bitumen of
Terrádgo, em. V. Terrasgo.
lo, 87. A small terrace.
and glue.
regiment of infantry. En tercio y quén- | Terrádo, em. Terrace, platform.
to, Great advantage which one gives to | Terrája, q/. A scrow-plate.
another. Hacer buen tercio, To do
to a person, Height of horses; limbs | Te
of a man. tity multiplied by thirteen. | Te
uct of any quan- | Terraplén, Terraplóno, em.
Terciopeládo, af. Stuff resembling velvet,
Terclopelédo, da, a. Velvet-like,
Terciopeléro, sm. Velvet-weaver.
Terciopélo, sm. Velvet.
Terciodéca YE a, P
RA
Térco, ca, «4. Pertinacious, obstinate; hard | Terrása, [erty.
{tree. | Terrateniónte, sm. Master of land or prop-
as marble.
Terráje, am. Rent paid to the owner of land.
éro, am. Y. razguero,
am. and a, A land-breeze,
hale Terrace,
mound, terreplein. a terrace.
Terraplenár, va. To ralse a rampart; make
Terraplenadór, am. Terrace or platform
maker.
af. (Prov.) Terrace.
Torebinto, em. (Bot.) Turpentine or mastich- | Terráza, ££ A glazed jar with handles,
Tereniabin, sm. Liquid manna.
Teréte, a. Plump, robast.
Tergiversación, a/. Tergiversation, evasion.
Tergiversár, ea. To shift, shuffle.
Terláca, af. Treacle,
Terlacál, a. Therlacal.
Terícia, af V. Ictericia,
ira e Sl Shee or
erliz, em. Tick, ticking, -ticking.
Terma, a. Thermal. E :
Térmas, af pi. Hot baths.
Termináble, a. Terminable. hrase.
Terrázgo, em. Arable land; land tax.
Terrazguéro, em. One who pays rent for the
land which he occupies.
Terrázo, em. (Pict.) Ground of a painting.
Terrazuéla, ef, dim. of Terrasa.
da o yee as ground,
e Ba, A. y.
Terremóto, em. Earthquake.
Terrenál, a. Terrestrial, earthly.
Terrenidád, ef. Quality of the soil.
Terréno, na, a. Terrene, earthly ; wees
perishable, soil,
(p
Terminácho, sm. (Coll.) Rude word or|Terréno, sm. Land, ground: quality of the
Terminación, af. Ter.
Terminádo, em. Story, or flight of rooms,
Terminadór, ra, 8. One who inates.
nation; last syllable. | Térreo, rea, a. Terreous,
y.
Terréra, af. A declivous ground. (Orn.)
Kind of lark,
aerminkie, aera A vulgar expression. | Terrcro, sm. Terrace, platform; heap of
,
Termin
Terminánte, pa. Ending, terminating.—a,
Conclusive;
minantes, in definite terms.
earth ; target. Hacer terrero, To court
definite. En términos ter-| Terréro, ra, a. panko humble.
a
Terréstre, a. Terres
Terminár, va, and n. To end, close; finish; | Torrestridád, 4/ Earthiness.
come to a crisis; end a word.
Terretrémo, am. (Prov.) Earthquake.
Terminativo, va, a. Terminativo, respective. | Terrezuéla, sf. (Dim.) A small piece of
Terminico, illo, ito, em. dim. of Término.
Término, am. End; boundary; goal; man- Terribilidád, de Terri
ner; district; object; term; crisis; peri-| Terrible, a.
od; condition; milestone. Terminos ha-
ler, On reasonable terms.
und. Light and poor soil. roclty.
leness, asperity, fe-
errible, dreadful, ferocious
immense.
{sion. | Terribleménte, ad. Terribly.
Terminóte, sm. A vulgar or affected expres- | Terricola, 8/. Inhabitant of the earth.
Termómetro, em Thermometer.
Terrifico, ca, a. Terrific, frightfal
Térna, sf. A ternary number; list of com-' Terrigeno, na, a. Terrigenous, earth-born.
potitors for an office,
Ternário, ria, a. Ternary.
ai = Three days’ devotion.
errin, em. Peasant.
Terrino, na, a. Terrene, earthy.
Territorial, a. Territorial.
TES TEX
Tes af. Front or fore part of any thing;
fece ofa bridle. Testera de un coche,
ack seat of a coach. [nacy.
Testeráda, 2/. Stroke with the head; obsti-
Testéro, sm. V. Testera.
Testícnlo, em. A testicle.—pl Genitals.
Testificación, af Attestation.
Testificánte, pa. Attesting.
A ree ve potes
est ta, sf. testimony.
Testificativo, va, a. That which testifies.
Testigo, am. Witness. Testigo de otdas,
Auricular witness. . Testigo de vista, An
Território, sm. Territory; district.
Terrizo, za, a. Earthy, earthen.
Terrójo, am. Red earth. V. Terrazgo.
Terromontéro, en. Hillock.
Terrón, em. A clod of earth, glebe; lump;
heap; dregs of olives. Terrones, Land-
ed property. .A’ rapa terron, Entirely.
Terronázo, am. A large clod of earth ; blow
with a clod.
Terroncillo, sm. A smal! clod.
Terrontéra, 8/. Break in a mountain.
Terrór, em. Terror, d
Terrorismo, em, Terrifying with unlawfol
violence. [violence. | eye-witnesa,
Terrorista, 8 One who commits unlawful | Testimonial, a. A testimonial or writing
Terrosidád, af. V. Terrestrídad. produced as an evidence. tic proofs.
Testimoniáles, e/. pl. Testimontals, authen-
Testimoniár, oa. To testify, attest.
Testimoniéro, ra, @. Bearing false witness.
Testiménio, em. Testimony, deposition,
witness, attestation ; an instrament le-
galized by a nog
Testimoiiéro, ra, a. Hy tical, false.
Testin, sm. A coin having a head on it.
Tésto, em. V. Texto.
or circle of friends. | Testório, ria, a. V. Tewtorio,
Tertuliáno, na, a. Member of an assembly, |Testúal, a. V. Textual,
Tertálio, a, a. Relating to a meeting of |Testualista, y. V. Testualtata.
friends. are cast. | Testnalménte, ad. V. Textualmente.
Teruélo, sm. (Prov.) Box from which lots | Testúdo, ar, Ancient machine for screening
Terzón, na, a. and & Heifer or ox threo} soldiers.
years old. the nest. | Testúra, e V. Textura. [poll.
Terzuélo, la, a. The third bird which leaves | Testúz, Testúzo, em. Hind part of the ead,
Test, em, Tissue of gold and silver. V. Tist.
Terzuélo, am. Third part of any thing.
Tesára, q Stiffness, firmness; affected
Tesár, ea. Tesar un cabo, (Nau.) To haul
taught a rope. Tesar las jarcias, To ET
Teta, y. Dug, teat; kind of large grapes.
Dar la To give suck. de
set up the shrouds.
Tesaúro, sm. Dictionary, vocabulary. teta,
teta, Sucking child. (Met.) One who is
greatly inferior to another.
Tésera, 4f Sign or countersign.
Tésis, of. Thesis. V. Conclusion.
Tetánico, ca, a. Tetanic.
Tétano, em. (Surg.) Locked jaw; spasm.
. Atesar.
Terróso, sa, a. Terreous, earthy.
Terráño, sm, The quality of the soil.
Tersér, ca. To smooth.
Tersidad, 4/. Terseness,
Tórso, sa, 4. Polished, glossy ; terse.
Tersúra, ¢f Smoothness, purity; terseness.
Tertil, sm. Tax on silk in Granada.
Tertalia, ef Club, assembly, evening party;
pa of the boxes in a playhouse reserved
‘or women only.
a
Téso, sa, a. V. Tieso.
Téso, em. Hardness; brow of a hill.
Tesón, am. Tenacity, flexibility. Tetár, ea. To give suck.
Tesorérs, af. Treasuress. Tetáza, g/. augm. Flabby, ugly duga Te
Tesosería, af. Treasury, exchequer. tazas, (Coll) A good-tem person.
Tesoréro, sm. Treasurer; canon who keeps | Tetóra, 3/. Tea-pot, tea-kettle.
the relics. [exchequer.
Tetica, ita, af A small dug or teat.
Tetilla, sf. ye A small dug or teat.
Dar por la tetilla, (Coll) To touch to
the quick.
Této, am. V. Teta.
Teténa, a. Having large teats.
Tetracórdio, em. Loa Tetrachord, fourth.
Tetraédro, 87m. (Geom.) Tetraedron.
Tetrágono, em. (Geom.) Tetragon.
Tetrágono, na, a. (Geom.) Tetragonal.
ind ámaton, em. Word composed of four
otters.
Tetrapétalo, la, (Bot.) Tetrapetalous.
A a
etrarqu . Te y. columns.
Tetrástilo, am. Building sustained by four
Totrasilabo, ba, a, V. Cuatrisuabo.
Tétricaménte, ad. Gloomily.
Tótrico, ca, a. Tetrical, gloomy, sullen.
Tétro, tra, a. Black, spotted.
Tetáda, a. Having large nipples.
Teúcrio, em. (Bot.) Germander.
Téxto, sm, Text; text of Scripture; name
of a size of types.
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Tesóro, sm. Treasure, wealth; treasury,
Tésta, sf. Forehead, front; understandin
Testa ferrea or de ferro, He who lends
his name to a business which belongs to
another.
Testáceo, cea, a. Testaceous.
Testación, sf. Leaving by will; obliteration.
Testhde Mea and po of Tear Dyin
estádo, a. an . O; r. Dying
testate ; obliterated.
Testadór, em. Testator.
Testadóra, af. Testatrix.
Testadáúra, af Obliteration.
Testaferro, sm, V. Testa férrea.
Testamentaría, sf. Testamentary execution.
Testamentária, sf, Executrix.
Testament&rio, em. Executor.
Testamentário, ria, a. Testamentary.
Testaménto, am. Last will, testament. Tes-
tamento cerrado, A sealed testament.
Testár, ca. and n. To make a last will, bo-
queath ; scratch out.
Testarúdo, da, a. Obstinate, stubborn.
TIF
TIN
Textério, ria, a. Textrine, belonging to |Tignária, af Knowledge of the fittest tim-
weaving.
Textual, a, Textual.
Textualista, om. Textualist; texturist.
Textualménte, ad. According to the text.
Textúra, sf Texture; succession of things.
Tez, af. Grain; shining surface; bloom of
the complexion, hue.
Tezado, da, a, Very black. V. Atesado.
Ti, Tho oblique case of ts, thow.
Tia, af Aunt. (Coll) A old woman.
Cuentaselo 6 tu tia, Tell it to your d-
mother. Da «eto & la Ua Isabel, Give
this to dame Elizabeth.
Tialismo, am. Salivation.
Tiánguis, mn. The market, and market-
days in Mexico. (dignity.
Tiára, 4/. Tiara, mitre of the pope; papal
Tibia, 4f Shin-bone; a flute.
Tibiaménte, ad. lid: lukewarmly.
Tibiéza, 47. Pepicicy, coldness; carelessness.
Tibio, bia, e. Tepid, lukewarm, remise.
et pe palidle.
gra, af Tigress.
Tigre, sm. Tiger.
éra, or Tijéras, 8/. Scissors; carpenter's
orse, cooper's mare; any instrument in
the form of an X ; sheep-shearer; brace
of a coach; detracter.—pl. Beams across
a river to stop floating timber.
Tijoráda, af V. Tijeretada.
Tijeréta, ¢f (Dim.) Small scissora; small
tendril of vines,
Tijeretada, ef A cut with sciesors, a clip.
Tijerótas, af, pl. A small pair of scissors;
tendrils of vines; earwigs.
Tijeretázo, em, A largo cut with ecissora.
Tijeroteár, va. To cut with scissors; dispose
. of other people's affairs at one's pleasure,
Tijerica, ita, af V.
Tijerílla, ef V. Tjereta.
eruóla, ef Small tendril of vines.
Tila, Y. (Bot) Linden-tree. trees,
lar, em. Grove or plantation of linden-
Tibir, em. Name of gold-dast on the Afrl- | Tilár.
can coast.
Tibór, sm. A large china jar. (Am) A
chamber-pot.
Tibórna, y. V. Toston.
Tiburón, am. (Ichth.) Shark.
Tiempecillo, Tiempecito, sm. A little time.
Tiémpo, em. Time; term; tense; opportu-
nity; tide; season; leisure; tempera-
ture; age; duration. A’ un tiempo, At
once. (Con tiempo, Beforehand. Un ti-
em po, Formerly. A’ alae (Aen eatin
Tisnda,” af (Mil.) Tent. (Nan.) Awnlng
over vessels. Tilt fur carts; shop or stal
La tienda de los cojos, Tho next sho
Tiénta, af (Surg.) Probe: craft, cunning.
A' tientas, Doubtfully, at random. An-
dar á tientas, To in the dark.
gru
Tisnto, em. Touch; a blind man's stick;
circumspection ; poy of a rope-dancer ;
maul-stick ; stroke, Dar un tiento, To
makea trial. Por el tiento, By the touch.
Tiernamónto, ad. Tendorly, compaasionate-
ly. (Tierno.
Tiernecico, ica, illo, illa, ito, ita, a, dim. of
Tiérno, na, a. Tender; delicate; affection-
ato; mild; recent, modern, young.
Tiérra, Y. Earth; the globe; land, soll,
ground, mould; country, region. Tter-
ra de batan or de manchaa, Fuller's
earth. Sin sentirlo la tierra, Without
. any one's knowledge. Tierra á tierra,
Coasting; cautiously. ZWerra dentro,
Inland. Correr hácia la tierra, (Nau.)
To stand in shore. tierra, To
anchor in a port,
Tiesaménte, ad, el stiffly, congo
Tiéso, sa, a. Hard, firm, solid; robust,
strong; stubborn, inflexible; tight; too
circumspect. Tieso de cogote, Stiif-
necked, vain.
Tiéso, em. Firmness, inflexibility ; hard-
ness. Tleso'que tieso, Obstinacy.
Tiésto, em. Potsherd ; a large earthen pot.
my ws) A méan fellow.—a. V. Tieso.
a, am. (Med.) Typhus, TZifo tcterddea,
Yellow fover.
Tifón, See Whirlwind. V. Torbdellino.
Tildár, ea. To blot, scratch out; stigms-
tizo; mark letters with a dash. tittle,
Tilde, Y. Dot or dash over a letter; lots, a
Tildén, sm. (Augm,) A long dash or stroke,
Tilia, af (Bot) V. 7% [cles
Tiliches, em. pl. (Amer.) Small fancy arti-
Tilichéro, sm. (Amer.) Peddler.
Tilino, am. A kind of perfume.
Tilla, af (Nau.) Midship, gangway.
Tilo, em. (Bot.) Linden-tree, lime-tree.
Tilósis, af Falling out of the eyelashes,
Timalo, sm. (Ichth.) Grayling.
Timbál, sm. Kottle-drum.
Timbaleár, en. To beat the kettle-drum.
Timbaléo, em. Beat of the kottle-drum.
Timbaléro, em. Kettie-drummer.
Timbra, af (Bot.) Mountain-byssop.
Timbrár, oa. To put the crest in a coat of
arms, Wot arms; any glorious deed.
Timbre, em. (Her.) Timbre crest of a cont
Timiáma, g/. Sweet perfume.
Timidaménte, ad. Timidly.
Timidéz, Y. Timidity, cowardice.
Tímido, da, a. Timid, cowardly.
Timo, em. V. Timalo.
Timón, sm. Beam of a plough ; pole of a
coach. (Nau.) Helm, rudder. La ma-
dre del timon, The main plece of the
rudder. Sacar or apear el timon, To
unship the radder. Calar el timon, To
hang tho rudder.
Timonefr, va. (Nau.) To govern the helm.
Timonél, em. (Nau.) Helmsman ; steersman.
Timonéra, af. (Nau.) The helimsman's post,
Timonéro, sm, Helmaman.
Timoráto, ta, a. Full of tho fear of God.
Timpanillo, em. A small kettle-drum; a
sinall tympan; inner tympan of a print-
ing-prosa,
Timpanítico, eg Affected with dropsy.
Timpanitis, af Dropsy.
Timpano, em. Kettle-dram. (Anat.) The
drum of the ear; cylinder.
Tina, ef. A large earthen jar; vat, dyer's
copper; a tub for cooling wort; bething-
tub; place where sheep are shorn.
Tináco, em. Wooden trough, tub, or vat.
TR
Tináda, ef. Pile of wood or timber; shed
for cattle. (cattle
Tinádo, Tinadér, sm. Shed for sholtering
Tinája, xf. A large earthon jar.
Tinajería, Y: (Prov.) The place where large
exrthen jars aro E
Tinajéro, am. One who makes water-Jars;
(Mex.) Kitchen dresser. V. Tinajería.
Tinajica, illa, ita, 4 A small earthen wide-
mouthed jar. (fat and ay gra
Tn se em, A large wide-mouthed jar; a
Tináo, Tinaón, am. Stable for bullocks ;
cow-house ; sheepfold, room.
Tinelóro, ra, 8. Keeper of the servants’
Tinólo, em. Servants’ hall
Tinéro, am. Dyer who takes care of the cop-
«per in woollen manufactories.
Tinéta, af (Ichth.) Ox-eyed cockerel.
Tinge, sm. (Orn.) Kind of black owl.
Tinghido, am, A small jutting roof; a hovel,
covered e; workshop.
Tinglar, on. (Nau.) To make clencher-work.
Aeris! ele Instrument for opening and flat-
ng le
Tinica, illa, ita, em, A small vat or tub.
Tinicla, ¢f Large coat of arms.
Tinicbla, 4 Darkness, obscurity. Tinto-
blas, Utter darkness, hell; night.
Tino, em. Skill; judgment, prudence; knack ;
a steady aim. ir de tino, To be out
of one's senses. Sacar de tino, To as-
tound; vex; act inconsiderately.
Tinta, af. Tint, hue, color; ink. Saber de
buena tinta, To know from good author-
ity.
Tintár, va. To tinge, dye. V. Zeñir,
Tinte, am, IDE paint dye; a dyer's shop;
palliation, cl
Tintéro, am. Inkhorn, inkstand, Dejar or
dejarse en el tintero, To forget, omit de-
signedly. Queddreee á una en el tin-
tero, To forget a thing entirely.
Tintillo, am, A light-colored wine.
Tintirintin, sm. Sound of a sharp-sounding
instrument, [ Vino tinto, Claret.
Tinto, ta, a. Deep-colored: applied to wine.
Tintoreria, af. A dyer's shop.
Tintoréro, ra, 8. Dyer.
Tintúra, 4f Dyeing; tincture; tinct, color;
ladies’ paint; superficial knowledge.
Tinturár, oa. To tinge, die, imbue; teach
nae oak spider.
iña, 4£ Scab. (Coll.) Indigonce. Small
Tlñería, sf. pia misery ; meanness.
Tiñóso, sa, €, Sca by, scurvy; penurious;
mean.
Tiñuéla, Y Plant which grows round the
stems of flax. V. Cuscuta,
Tio, am. Uncle. (Coll) Good old man. V.
Tidérba, af. Theorbo, a large lute. — [guitar.
Tiple, em. Troble; treblo singer; a small
Tiplisonánte, a. (ColL) Treble-toned.
po, sm. T pattern.
cite + Pro ating; typosrapby.
pogratico, ca, @. 1 ypogra
Tipógrafo, sm. Printer.
Tiquis miquis, Barbarous words used to de-
de affected expressions,
Tira, af A long fist; a light dart. (Nan)
Fall aes ees of office in appeal cases.
Tia, | Tirilla,
TIR
Tirabála, af. Pop-gun.
Tirabótas, sf Boot-hook,
Tlrabraguéro, 872. Gure.) Truss.
Tirabuzón, em. Cork-screw.
Tiracól, am. V. Tiracuelo,
Tiracuóllo, sm. A sword-belt.
Tiráda, ¢f Cast, throw; distance; process
of time; rhodomontade.
Tiradéra, 3f. Strap; Indian arrow.
Tirádo, da, PP, Andar alguna cosa muy
tirada, (Mot.) To be difficult to find, to
be undorsold.
Tiradór, ra, 8. Thrower; drawer; rifleman,
a marksman; a latch; pressinan.
Tirador de oro, Gold-wire drawer.
Tiralineas, em. Instrument for drawing lines.
Tiramiénto, sm. Tension, stretching.
| Tiramira, af A long, narrow path; a long
ridge of mountains.
Tiramollár, ea. Tiramollar un aparejo, To
overhaul atacklo, Tiramollar las amu-
ras y escotas, To overhaul the sheets and
Tirana, ¢ Tyran
rána, &/ ness.
Tiranaménte, ad. Tyrannically.
Tirania, ef Tyranny; severity; rigor; ex-
ro oad an tou:
Tiránicamon Tyrannically, imperl-
Tiránico, a rannical, despotic
Tiranización, af 1 ny, er faro
Tiranizár, va, To tyrannize, domineer, op-
press, ry.
Tiráno, na, a. Tyrannical, despotic, arbitra-
Tiráno, em. Tyrant; severe master; r-
tioner; ruling passion.
te, em. Jolst of a beam; trace of a har-
ness; gear; brace of a drum.—«a. Tight,
drawn; tightly bound. Traer or tener
la cuerda tirante, To use too much rigor.
Tirantéz, e. Length of a thing in a straight
lino; tightness.
Tiráña, sf. (Bot.) Butterwort, Tirafia co-
mun, Common butterwort,
Tirapié, em. Shoemakor's strap.
, O, and #. To throw, cast; toas; re-
semble; attract; tend; thwart; tug. pull;
fire; induce; compel; earn; ae
lavish; print; draw metal into threads;
depart; aim at. A’ todo tirar, To tho
utmost. Tirar coces, To kick, rebel.
A’ mas tirar, At most.
rasa af, Forceps.
Tircla, y. ipod stuff.
Tiróta, af (Prov.) Ribbon or thong of leath-
Titice, its ñ A sonal stri f lin
E of linen.
Tiricta, y. Jaundice. i
. A small stripe of linen; a piece
of backstitched linen.
Tirillo, er. A small shot.
Tiritáña, vf A thin silk; thin woollen cloth;
thing of little value. titter,
Tiritár, on. To shiver. ZYritar de risa, To
Tiritóna, af Shivering.
Tiro, em. Cast, throw, shot; mark, alm;
theft; prank, imposition; span of mules
or horses; traces of harness. Tiro de una
mina, Theshaftof a mino, 7tros, Sword-
belts. [tice; pull, haul, tag.
Tirón, sm. Tyro, beginner, ners appren-
TOC -
= ee eee ee
TOL
Ttronláno, a. Applied to Tiro's method of ; Tocádo, sm. Ornament, dress; colffure,
abridging. [Instrument.
Tiroriro, 87. Oe! Sound of a musical wind-
Tirotcár, on. To shoot at random.
Tirotco, em. Shnrp-shooting; irregular dis-
charge of musketry.
Tirrla, «f (Coll.) Aversion, dislike.
'irso, sve, Wand, used in sacrifices to Bac-
cbus. Y. Zallo,
Tisána, af Ptisan, a medical drink.
Tisica, ef. Phthisis V. Tits,
Tisico, ca, «. and a, Phthísical, consumptive.
Tisis, 2£ Phthisis, phthisic, consumption,
decline. gold and silver.
Tisú, am, Tissne, a silk stuff interwoven with
Titánio, e. (Min.) Titantnm. [low.
Titero, am. Puppet; dwarf, a ridiculous fel-
Titeréro, ra, a. Y. Titiritero.
Titerctúria, sf Puppet-shop.
Titerista, sm. V. Tilbritero,
Titi, sm, A very small monkey.
Titilacién, af Titillation, tickling.
Titilar, ea. To titillate, tickle; please.
Titimalo, em. (Bot.) Spurge.
Titiritaina, af. (Coll.) Confused noise of flutes
or of festivitics,
Titiritéro, em. Puppet-player, a showman.
Tito, sm. (Bot.) A kind of kidney-bcans.
tra Stagge hesitatin
te, pa. S ring, hes ft.
Titubeár, on. To tltter; stutter; hesitate;
be staggered. [tion.
Titubéo, sm. Vacillation, wavering; hesita-
Tituládo, em. Person having a title,—a. Ti-
tled, entitled, named.
Titular, a. Titular; titulary, nominal.
Titulár, va. To title, give a title or name. —
on. To obtain a title from a sovereign.
Titulillo, em. A petty title.
Titulizido, da, a. Titled, distinguished.
Titulo, en. Title, inscription; right; a di-
ploma. A’ titulo, On pretence. [clay.
Tiza, af Whitening, a kind of chalk or pipe-
Tizna, ef. Matter for staining or blackening.
Tiznár, ca. To smut, stain; tarnish.
Tizne, 8. com. Soot under pans or kettles.
Tiznón, sm. A large spot, stain; disgrace.
Tizo, sm. Half-burnt charcoal.
Tizón, am, Half-burnt wood; smut in corn.
(Met.) Spot, stain, disgrace, laz
Tizóna, 47 (Coll.) Sword of the Cid Ruy
Tizonáda, g/. Stroke with a half-burnt stick.
Tizonázo, ¢m. Stroke with burning charred
wood; hell fire. [dew in corn.
Tizoncillo, em. A small burning coal; mil-
Tizoneár, ca. To stir up a fire.
Tizonéra, 37 Heap of ill-burnt charcoal.
‘Tizonéra, em. Poker. [shiliing.
Tláco, em. (Mox.) The eighth part of a silver
ia l énterj. A word to call a dog; oh, I
now.
Toálla, af Towel; a silk cover for bolsters.
Toallóta, af Napkin.
Tóba, af (Bot.) Cotton thistle. (Prov.)
Stalk of a thistle; tartar on the teeth; ta-
phus, a spongy stone.
Toballuta, Tobellcta, af Napkin. (works.
Tobéra, af Iron ellows in Iron-
e pipo for
Tobillo, #7. The ankle. {eap.
Tóca, af. a ante stuff; a head-dress or lady's
Tocádo, da, a. Touched, felt; infected. Ka
tas tocudu alguna cosa, To haye begun
rot. :
Tocadór, sm. One who beats or touches;
handkerchief round the head; toilet;
dressing-room ; tuning-key.
Tocadorcito, em. dim. of Tocador.
Tocamiénto, em. Touch; Inspiration.
Tocánte, a. Touching, concerning, relative.
Tocánte or Tocante a, prep. Concernidg,
relating to; in order to; about.
Tocár, ca. To touch; play on a musical in-
strument; ring a bell; try mctals; mag-
netize; prove; treat of; inspire, move.
No tocar pelota, (Coll) Not to hit the
mark. To communicate or infect.
To appertain; interest, concern; be con-
tiguous to; be allicd. Tocar de cerca
alguna cosa, To have an interest. .A*
toca teja, Ready money.
Tocáta, af Concert.
Tocáyo, ya, a. Name, namesake. le,
Tochár, ra. (Prov.) To bar a door with a
Tochedád, q”. Clownishness, rusticity.
Tócho, am. (Prov.) Pole; bar of Iron.
Tócbo, cha, a. Clownish, homespun.
Tochara, ef. (Prov.) Waggishness,
Tocinéro, ra, 8. Porkman.
Tocino, em. Bacon, salt
ork: hog's lard.
Témpano de tocino, F ho
Mtch of bacon.
Tocino rancio, Rank pork.
Tocón, sm. Stump of a tree, arm, or leg.
Todavia, ad. Notwithstanding; yet, still
Tódo, da, a. All, entire; whole; each;
every. Cun todo eso, Nevertheless, how-
ever. Todo á la bonda, (Nau.) Hard
over. A’ todo, At most, Del todo, En-
tirely, quite. Hn todo Y por todo,
Wholly. Ser el todo, To the chief.
Hacer ú todo, To be fit for any thing.
eats yori ?
oúsa, 8/. Tolse, fathom.
Tófo, am. Tumor in the belly of cattle,
Tóga, af. Gown, toga; the dignity of a supe-
EN e T d; dignity of jud
ogádo, da, a. Togated; dignity of judge.
Tohálla, «f Towel Y. Toulla, Ú
Leads sm, Order of the ole ee
ojines, em. pl. (Nau.) Belaying clea
Tojino, am, Ras} Notch; motchen
aces am, (Bot.) Whin, furze.
Toláno, 81. Tumor in horses’ gums,
Tolda, af (Nau.) Awning,
Toldadura, ef Hanging of stuff as curtains.
Toldár, ca. Y. Entoldar.
Toldéro, em. (Prov.) Retailer of salt.
Toldilla, af Round-house. (awning.
Toldillo, am, Covered sedan-chair; small
Tóldo, gm. Awning. (Prov.) Shop where
salt is retailed. Ostentation, pomp. Can-
deleros de los toldos, (Nau.) Stanchions
of the awnings.
Tolerable, a, Tolerable.
Tolerableménte, ad. Tolerably.
Toleración, &f Toleration. [gence,
Toleráncia, af. Tolerance, permission, indul-
Tolcránte, a. Tolerant. ship.
Tolerantismo, em. Free exercise of all wor-
Tolerár, on. To tolerate, suffer, permit.
TON
TOR |
Tolétes, em. pl. (Nau.) Tholes, thole-pins,
Tolladár, sm, V. Atolladero.
Tólle tólle, (Lat.) Confused noise of a mob.
Tóllo, sm. Spotted dog-fish; cave for con-
cealing sportsmen in wait for game; bag.
Tolondro, Tolondrón, sm. Contusion, blow.
A’ topa tolondro, Inconsiderately, rash-
ly. A harcbrained fellow.
Tolondrón, na, a. Giddy; foolish. A’ to-
londrones, Giddily.
Tulónes, am. pl. V. Tolano.
Tólva, af. Hopper in a mill.
Tolvancra, 47. Cloud of dust,
Toma, 3f. Taking, receiving, hold, grasp;
capture; portion, Toma de razon, En-
eh re journal —interj, There, well,
wha
Tomáda, af. Capture, selzuro, [a drain.
Tomadro, an. Handle, haft; opening into
Tomádo, sm. Ornament in sloth te
Taken, selzed. [rea, (Nau) ag ee
Tomadór, ra, 4. Taker, receiver. ado-
Tomadúra, sf. Seizure, hold, grasp, capture.
oo na, @ Taking or accepting
quently.
ey bai To take, ecards dio
se asp; copy; buy; imitate, ea
or drink : intercept; invade; surprise;
choose. Tomar cuentua, To audit ac-
counts. Tomar lengua, To take tidings.
—or. To get rusty; suffer cold, heat, &.
Tomarse con alguno, To pick a quarrel.
Tomáte, am. (Bot.) Tomato.
Tomatéra, sf Tomato-plant.
Toménto, Tomiénto, «m, Coarse tow.
Tomentóso, sa, a. (Bot.) Tomentose,
Tomillir, am. Bed of thyme.
Tomillo, sm. (Bot.) Thyme.
Tomin, am. Tomin, third part of a drachm,
Spanish welght; in some parts of South | T
America, a real.
'Tominéjo, sm. Smallest humming-bird.
Tomiza, af. Bass rope.
Témo, sm. Bulk or body; importance. Zs
cosu de mucho tomo, It is a mattor of
great consequence. Volume. De tomo
y lomo, Of weight and bulk.
Tomón, na, a. Accepting.
Ton, sm. Motive, occasion. Sin ton ni son,
Withoyt rhyme or reason.
Tóna, 4/. (Prov.) Surface of a liquid.
Tonáda, af. Tune.
Tonadica, af. A short tune or song.
Tonadilla, af. An interlude of music
Tonánte, pa. Thundering.
Tonir, on. (Poet.) To thunder.
Tondino, +. (Arch.) Moulding on the as-
lt of a column.
Tonél, sm. Cask, barrel.
Tonelada, sf Tun, a measure or welght of
twenty hnndred weight; tonnage-duty.
Tonclena, af Cooper's shop or trade; quan-
tity of water-casks for a ship.
Toneléro, am. Cooper, hooper. aorta
Toneléte, am. Ancient armor; little butt or
Ténga, Tongáda, y. Couch; a layer or stra-
tum; lay, row.
Tónico, ca, a. Tonic,
Tónico, em. (Med.) Tonic, a medicine.
Tonillo, am. Disagreenble tone.
Téno, am. Tone; tuna,
Tonsúra, af. Tonsure; the cutting of hair
{or wool.
Tonsurár, va. To give the first clerical de-
gree; cut tho hair; cut off wool.
Tontáda, sf Nonsense.
Tontaménto, ad. Foolishly, stupidly.
Tontázo, za, a. Doltish.
Tonteár, er. To fool.
Tontedád, Tontéra, Tontería, 4/. Foolishness,
foolery, folly, foppery, ignorance; non-
sense,
Tontillo, am. Hoop, a part of a lady's dress.
Tónto, ta, a. Stupid, ignorant. Hacer el
tonto, To play the fool. Tonto de capi-
rote, An idiot. A’ tontas y & locas, Sil-
lily and madly. Volver á uno tonto, To
turn a man’s brains,
Toñina, y. (Prov.) Fresh tanny-fish.
Topácio, sm. Topaz.
Topáda, af Y. pen:
Topadizo, za, a. (Coll) V. Encontradéeo.
Topedes, sm. Encounterer; he who too read-
ily accepts a bot at cards,
fre- | Topár, ca. To run or strike against; meet
with by chance; butt. Zope donde tope,
Strike whero it will.
Toparquía. 4% Toparchy, lordship.
Tópe, em. Top; butt; rub; obstacle; quar-
rel. Tope de un tablon, (N pel Repay
of a pare Tope de la arboludura,
Mast-head.
Topéra, 4/. Mole-hole.
Topetáda, 4f Butt by a horned animal.
Topetár, va. To butt; encounter.
Topetón, am. Collision, encounter.
Topetádo, da, a. Applied to animals accus-
tomed to butt.
Tópico, ca, a. Topical.
Topinária, ef. V. Tulparia.
af. V. Topera.
ópo, sm. Mole, mole-warp; stumblor.
Topografía, qf. Topography.
Topográficaménte, ad. aboerepnically:
Topográfico, ca, a. Topographical.
Topógrafo, am. Top her.
Tóque, sm. Touch; ringing of bells. Toque
dmuerto, Passing-bell; essay, test ; proof;
touchstone; point; crisis; aid or inspira-
tion by God; blow. Ahi está el tuque,
There the difficulty lies, [hands or feet.
Toqueádo, a. Sound of a stroke with the
'Toqueria, af Collection of women's head-
dresses; business of making women's
volls, [dress maker.
Toquéro, sm. Vell-maker for nuns; head-
Toquilla, #f Small head-dress of gauze; rib-
bon round the crown of a hat.
Tora, af Tribute paid by Jewish families;
book of the Jewish law.
Toracico, ca, a. (Anat.) Thoracic.
Torúda, 8/. Drove of bulla,
Torál, a. Main, pos:
Torál, em. (Prov.) Yellow wax unbleached.
Torales, Boxes filled with pitch.
Tórax, sm. Breast, thorax.
Torázo, 6m. Large bull.
Torbellino, am. Whirlwind; boisterous pers
s0n; a multitude of things. neck.
Torcáz, a. Gray wild pigeon with white
Tórce, 4f Link of a chain or rr
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TOR
Torcecuóllo, em. (Orn.) Wry-neck.
Torcedéro, sm. Twisting-milL
Torcedúro, ra, a. Y. Torcido.
Torcedór, ra, 4. Twister; any thing which
causes displeasure.
Torcedára, sf. Twisting. Quitar la torce-
one de un cable, (Nau.) To untwist a
cable.
Torcér, va. To twist, double, distort, warp i |
o
turn, pervert, dissuade, retort.—r.
TOR
Tornagnia, ef Retarn of a permit.
Tornájo. am. Trough. Pe
Tornapinta, 2/. (Arch.) Stay, prop.
Tornár, va, and n. To return, restore; come
back again; repeat. Tornar por, To de-
fend. Tornar cabesa á alguna cosa,
(Coll.) To attend to any thing. [color,
Tornasól, sm (Bot) Turnsol; changeable
Tornasolúr, va, To cause changes in color.
Tornatil, a, Turned,
change a favorable resolution; be dislo-| Tornaviúje, sm. Return-voyage.
cated; be sprained; go crooked.
Torcida, 4f
Tornaviron, am. V. Torniscon,
{ck for lamps and candles. | Tornavóz, em, Sounding-board.
(Prov.) Daily allowance of meat to labor-| Torneadór, sm. Turner; tilter.
ers in oil-mills,
Torcidamónte, ad. Obliquely.
Torcidillo, em. A kind of twisted silk.
Torcido, da, a. Oblique, crooked.
Torcido, em. A kind of twisted swectmeat.
(Prov.) Bad wine.
Torncánte, pa. Tilting.
Tornefr, ta. and n. To turn, wind round
about; tilt; meditate.
Tornéo, am. Tournament; dance in imita-
tion of tournaments.
Tornéra, 4/. Door-keeper of a nunnery.
Torcijón. em. Gripes, pains in the bowels. | Torneria, 4/ Turning.
oriol, sm. Turning of what was|'Tornéro, E Tarner; the maker of reer
straight; deflection from the paths of vir-
ue
tue.
Torculádo, em. Female screw.
Tórculo, am. A rolling press for prints.
Tordélla, a/. Large kind of thrus
messenger of a nunnery. no
Tornés, sa, a. Libra tornesa, Livre Tour-
Tornilléro, em. Deserter.
Tornillo, em. Screw; desertion, as of a sol-
dier; hog's trough.
Tordiga, af. Neat's leather for coarse shoes. | Torniquéte, em. Tourniquet.
Tordillo, lla, «. Grayish, grizzled.
Tórdo, en. (Orn.) brush.
Tordo, da, a. Speckled black and white.
Torcadór, em. Buli-fighter.
Torcár, on. To fight bulis; let a bull to cows,
—wva. (Coll.) To mock; hoot.
Torco, sm. Practice of fighting bulls.
Toréro, em. Bull-fighter.
Torniscón, em. Blow in the face with the
back of the hand.
Tórno, em. Wheel; axletree; circumvolu-
tion. Kn torno, Round about. Torno
de hilar, Bpinning-wheel Torno con
sus aspas, Windlass,
Toro, em. Bull. Toro ícano, Bison.
Correr toros, To fight bul
Torés, sm. (Arch.) Toras, large ring at the | Toróndo, Torondón, sm, V. Tolondro,
base of a column.
Torcte, em. A small bull. (Coll) A
Tór
int. | Torongíl, Torongina, a, (Bot.) Balm-gentle.
cult | Torónja, ef (Bot.) Citron, shaddoo.
af. Yoke put on tho necks of hogs. |Torónjo, am. (Bot) Citron-tree.
Toril, sm. Place where bulls aro shut up un-| Toróso, sa, a. Strong, robust.
til brought out.
Torillo, em. Líttle bull; dowel, a pin for fas- ba fa
largada frequent subject of conversation.
Toriondéz, af (Prov.)
the bull (ting.
Torióndo, da, a. Pera to black cattle rat-
Torloróto, em. A shepberd's pipe or flute.
Torménta, af. Storm, tempest; adversity.
Correr tormenta, To run before the wind
in a storm.
Tormentadór, ra, 8. V. Atormentador.
Tormentár, on, To bo violently agitatod ;
suffer a storm.
Tormentárlo, ria, 4. Gunnery.
Tormentila, af. (Bot.) Tormentil,
Tormentín, em. (Nau.) A small mast on the
bowsprit.
Torménto, sm. Torment, her o A tor-
ture; battering ordnance. Dar tormento,
To put to the rack.
Tormentóso, sa, a. Stormy, boisterous,
Tórmo, sm, Tor, a high, pointed, insulated
te
ro
Tórna, sf. Restitution; return; drain of wa-
Tornabóda, af. Day after a wedding; the
eo Ad
Torná a, 4/. Return from a journey.
Tornadizo, za, a and a. Turncost.
Tornadúra,
412
feet.
8/. Return; land measure of ten
he cow's desire of| Torpedád,
ck. (ter. | T
Torozón, sm. Gripes, pain in the bowels,
a. Slow, dull, torpid; rude, obscene,
sgracefal, infamous.
af. Dulness, rudeness.
roe em. (Ichth.) Torpedo, electric ray.
Torpeménte, ad. Obscenely.
Torpéza, af. Dulness, rudeness; {mpurity,
oo uncleaniiness; ugliness; turp!-
ude, ;
Torpór, sm. be ah numbness.
Torrár, ca. V. Tostar.
Torre, af. A tower; turret; steeple of a
church. (Prov.) Country-house with a
rden; rook, in chess. Zorre de costa,
atch-tower. Torre de luces, Light-
house.
Torre:ido, da, a. Towered, towery. — [reta
Torreár, en. To fortify with towers or tur-
Torrefacción, af. Torrefaction, roasting.
Torréja, af. (Mex.) Fritter.
Torrejón, em, 1ll-shaped tarret.
Torrentáda, af Sweep of a torrent.
orrénte, 42. Torrent; abundance,
Torreón, sn. Rondel, round tower.
Torróro, sm. Bailiff or stoward of a country-
house and garden.
Torreznáda, 4/. Plentifal dish of rashers.
Torreznéro, 41m, (Coll) A lazy fellow, who
sits over the fire.
Torrézno, em. Rasher of bacon.
Toérrido, da, a. Torrid, hot.
Torrija, 4/. Slice of bread fried in white wine,
egss, and butter or oil. [a declivity.
Torrontéro, Torrontéra, 8. Heap of earth on
Torrontés, sf A kind of white grapes.
Torta, sf. A round cake made of various in-
gredients. Torta or torta de pan, A loaf
of bread. Tortas y pan pintado, Trifles
to the fatigues yet to come.
Tortáda, 8/. A large ple.
Tortúra, xf Pan for baking tarts or pies.
Tortúro, sm. Knob of a spindle for twisting.
Tortícolis, am. (Med.)
neck.
Tortilla, ef. A little cake. (Mex.) A pan-
cake. Torun, de huevos, let Ha-
cerse tortilla, To break into small pieces.
Votoerea la tortilla, To turn the scale.
homes ae tortis, A kind of Gothic print-
ng letter.
Tortita, ef. Small loaf or cake.
Tortola, af (Orn.) Turtle-dove. [enced.
Tortolico, «. Innocent, candid, inexperi-
Tortolillo, ito, em. A small turtle-dove.
Tórtolo, sm. (Orn.) Cock turtle-dovo.
Tortór, em. e au.) Fra Dar tortores
á un navio, To frap a ship.
Tortozón, sm. Kind of largo gra
Tortáúga, 4f Tortoise. Concha
Tortoise-shelL
Tortuosaménte, ad. Tortuously.
Tortuosidád, g/. Tortuoslty.
Tortadso, sa, a. Tortuous, winding.
Tortúra, y. e rack, torture.
Torvisco, sm. (Bot.) Plax-leaved daphne,
Ed va, a: pias de eo
ry, em, Tory, op to uhtg.
Torzál, am. Cord, twist.
Torzón, sm. V. Toroson.
Torzonádo, da, a. Contracted or twisted.
Torzuélo, a. Halcon torsuelo, The third
hawk which leaves the nest.
Tos, af Cough. Tos ferina or sofocante,
a cough.
Tósa, ef V. Tora.
Toscaménte, ad. Coarsely.
Toscano, na, G. Tuscan; native of Tuscany.
te ca, a, Coarse, rough ; ill-bred, ciown-
Tosecilla, af Slight cough.
Tosegóso, sa, a. Coughing much,
Tosér, en. To cough.
Tosidúra, af Tho act of coughing.
Tosigér, va. V. Alosigar.
Tósigo, em. Poison; gricf, pain.
Tosigóso, sa, a. Poisonous, venomous.
Tosquedád, 8/. Boughnees, coarseness ; rude-
nesa,
Tostáda, af Toast; disappointment. Pegar
wna tostada & alguno, (Coll.) To play a
trick upon one; put one to the blush,
Tostado, da, a. Torrid, parched; toasted.
Tostadór, ra, 8. Toaster.
Tostár, ea. To toast, torrefy.
Tostón, am. Sop of toas
any thing too much toasted; testoon, a
Portuguese silver coin; in South America,
one a dollar or half an ounce; a sucking
3
tortuga,
orticollis, the wry ¡ T
bread end ofl; | T
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Toth ee Whole, totality —a. Universal,
to
Totalidad, af Totality.
Totalménte, ad. Totally. in a box.
Totilimúndi, em. Rarceshow, ed about
Totovia, 8/. (Orn.) Wood-lark.
Toucán, sn, {Om Toucan.
Toxicológia, gf Toxicology. [(Amaer.) Log.
oxicologia, ef Toxicology. [(Amer.
Tóza, af (Prov.) V. Tocon. Hews of bark.
Tozál, sm. rer Lh ie eminence.
Tozár, on. (Prov.) To butt; contend.
Tózo, za, a. (Pict.) Low in stature.
ozoláda, Tozolón, € Stroke or blow on
tho neck.
Tozúdo, da, a. Y. Obstinado.
Tozuélo, sm, Fat part of tho neck.
Trába, e Ligament, ligature; obstacle,
impediment; trammel, fetter.
Trabacucnta, af Error, mistake; difference,
dispute, contreversy.
Trabadéro, am. The small part of animals’
feet. spissated.
Trabádo, da, a. Connected; thickened, in-
Trabadúra, af Union, junction.
Trabajadaménte, ad. Y. Trabajosamente.
Trabajádo, da, a. Labored; wrought; tired,
weary.
Trabajadór, ra, 8. Laborer, painstaker.
Trabajár, ca. and n. To work, labor, manu-
facture; act, execute; endeavor; solicit ;
support; till the ground; vex, harass.
Trabajillo, em. dim. Slight work, labor,
hardsbip.
Trabajo, em. Work, labor, toil; obstacle;
trouble, hardship; fatigue. Trabajoa,
Poverty, misery. Sacar & wno de tra-
o extricate from tronbles, (ful.
det ey sa, 7. Laborious, elaborate, pain-
, a Applied to clasp-nails.
Trabamiénto, am. Act of joining or uniting.
Trabánco, sm, Piece of wood attached to a
dog's collar.
Trabár, va. To join, unite; dispute; sefze;
censure; fetter; thicken; set the teeth
of a saw. Trabar To chatter
together. (Law) Zrabar ejecucion, To
distrain, seize.
Trabazón, af Juncture, union; connection.
Trábe, af, Beam.
Trábea, af A long gown.
Trabilla, ef A small clasp or tio,
Trabón, ¢f Fetter for a horse's foot; cross-
planks in oil-mills.
Trabúca, af. Cracker, a firework.
Trabucación, af Confusion, mistake,
Trabucadór, ra, 8. Disturber.
Trabucánte, pa. Preponderating.
Trabucár, va. To derange; cut the thread
of a discourse.—on, To stumble.—or. To
equivocate.
Trabucázo, am. Shot with a blunderbuss ;
rt of a blunderbuss. (Coll.) A
the repo
sudden fright.
rabúco, sm. Catapult; blunderbuas; Pied-
mont measure of nine geometric feet.
Trabuquéte, sm. Machine used by the an-
cients to throw large stones,
Trica, g/. (Nau.) Streak, the ae range
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TRA
of the planks of a ship. Tracha de pal-
mejares, (Nau.) Streak of the ceiling.
Tracamundina, 8 (Coll) A ridiculous
change of trifles,
Tracción, af. Attraction.
Tracia, af. The Thracian stone, a fossil to
which medicinal virtues are ascribed.
Trácias, em. North-northwest wind
Tracista, sm. Projector, intriguer.
Trácto, sm. Space of timo; versicles sung
at mass, [ga.
Tradición, ef. Tradition. (Law) V. Entre-
Tradicionál, a. Traditional.
Traducción, af. Translation, interpretation.
Traducir, va. To translate; change, truck.
Tradúctor, ra, 8. Translator.
Traedizo, za, a. Tractable.
Ór, ra, €. Carrier. [or conducting.
Tracdúra, sf. The act of carrying, bringing,
Tracr, ea. To fetch, carry, qonduct; attract;
come; manage; assign yeasons; bring;
persuado ; use, wear; tause, contract.
Traer en bocas or lenguas, To censure,
speak {lL Zraosr un pleito con ulguno,
o be engaged in a lawsuit.—or. To be
eo in style; have a graceful deport-
men
Trafagadór, sm. Trafficker, dealer.
Trafugánte, pa. Trafticking, trading.
Trafugér, en. To traffic. V. Zraficar. To
travel, journey.
Trófago, ein. Commerce, trade; a careful
management of affairs. [dlesome.
Trafagón, na, a. Active, industrious, med-
Trafalméjo, ju, a. Intrepid, audacious.
Traticacion, af. Trafllc, trade, commerce.
Traficánte, pa. and s. Merchant, trador.
'Traficár, on. To traffic, trade. (Prov.) To
travel, journey.
Tráfico, en. Commerce, traffic, trade.
Trafúlla, sf (Coll.) Cheating, swindling.
Tragacánta, a (Bot.) Goat's thorn, milk
yetch ; tragacanth, a gum.
Tragacánto, a. Tragncanth. weapon.
Tragacéte, sm. Javelin, a Moorish missive
Tragadóro, sm. Guillet; gulf, abyss. Tra-
gadero de un puerto, (Nau.) Mouth of a
harbor. Tener buenos tragaderos, To
be very credulous.
Tragadór, ra, 3. Glutton. Tragador de le-
guas, Y. Tragaleguas.
Tragahómbres, 6m. (Coll.) Bully.
Tragaldabas, sm. (Coll) Glutton.
Tragalóguas, an. (Coll.) A great walker.
Tragalúz, 8f. Skylight.
Trugamállas, sem. (Coll) Impostor, swin-
dler; gormandizer.
Tragantáda, ef. A largo draught of Jiquor.
Tragánte, pa. Swallowing, guzzling.—éem.
Sluice, mill-dam. TZragante del bau-
prea, (Nau.) Pillow of the bowsprit.
Traganton, na, & (Low) A glutton.—a. Glat-
tonous.
Tragautóna, ef. A plentiful repast; the act
de swallowing: (Met.) Ditliculty of be-
oving.
Tragár, ea. To swallow; glut; ingulf.—or.
To dissemble; pocket an affront Tra-
gar el anzuelo, (Met.) To allow one's
Ralf to qe ceeaives.
Tragázo, em. A large draught.
Tragazón, q/. Gluttony. e
Tragódia, af Trage y ; mournful event.
Parar en tragedia, To have a fatal issue.
Tragúlafo, sm. Kind of animal between a
q ont as deer. d. Tragicall
caménte, ad. y.
Trágico, ca, a. Tragic; calamitous.
Tragicomédia, af. Tragi-comedy.
Tragicémico, ca, 4. Tragicomical.
Trágo, em. (Bot.) Tragus; draught; calam-
ity, ecrersity: A' tragos, By degrees,
owly.
Trazón, na, a. Gluttonous.
Tragón, em. Glutton.
Tragonázo, za, a. A great glutton.
Tragoneria, Tragonia, 8/. Gluttony.
Tragópana, Tragopánade, 4. Fabulous bird.
Tragorigano, em. (Bot.) Tragoriganum iron-
ort.
wo
Traición, 87. Treason, disloyalty. Alta trai-
cion, High treason. A'traicion, Treach-
erously.
Traicionéro, ra, @. Treasonous. [to place.
Traida, sf. Fetching or carrying from place
Traido, da, a. Brought, fetched; used, sec-
ond-hand.
Traidór, sm, Traitor, betrayer.
Traidór, ra, a. Treacherous, faithless, dis-
loyal, insidious.
Traidóra, af Traitress.
Traidoramónte, ad. Treacherously.
Trailla, af Lensh, lash; packthread.
Traillár, va. To level ground.
Traina, af, Train of gunpowder.
Traiña, y. Jack, a small bowl. [cloth.
Traíte, am. Act of raising a bur or nap on
Tráje, em. Garb, custom, clothes; mask;
pretence; a complote dress of a woman,
(Nau.) Traje de mar, Slops.
Trajeár, va, To dress in a manner suited to
one's rank or condition.
Trajilla, 8/. A harrow without teeth for ley-
elling ground.
Trajin, am. Carriage, deportment.
Trajinánte, sm. Carrier.
Trajinár, va. To transport goods from place
to place, betel To fidget about.
Trajineria, 47 Carrying trade.
Trajinéro, an. Carrier.
Trajino, em. Transporting of merchandise.
Trájio, 8m. (Bot.) Pimptnella.
Trálla, ef. Cord. [machination.
Tráma, ef. Weft or woof of cloth; decett,
Tramador, ra, 8. Weaver; plotter; con-
triver.
Tramár, za. To weave; plot; hatch.
Tramilla, af (Amer.) Twine.
Trámite, em. Path; procedure.
Tramo, am. Piece, morsel; piece of ground;
flight of stairs.
Tramójo, em. Part of grain which the reap-
er holds in his hand; band for tying the
sheaf; fright, fear.
Tramón, am. The shortest wool which re-
mains in the comb during the combing.
Tramontána, af. The north wind; vanity,
pride. Perder la tramontana, To be
come mad with passion.
Tramontáno, na, a. Transmontane,
Tramontár, en. To pass to the other side of
the mountains.—va. To assist, rellove.—
or. To escape. ioe artifice.
Tramóya, sf. Machinery used in theatres;
Tramoy ista, 49. The machinist of a thea-
tre; impostor, swindler.
Trámpa, 8f Trap, snare; fraud, deceit. Si
hiciera la trampa, If fate would decree.
Trampal, an Quagmire. [eyes.
Trampantójo, sm. Trick played before one's
Trampazo, sm. The last twist of the cord
of torture.
Trampendor, ra, & Borrower, swindler.
Trampeár, on. and a. To swindle; tapo
upon. in an upper floor.
Trampilla, gf. A slight fraud; watch-hole
Trampista, 67. Cheat, swindler.
Trampdéso, sa, €. Deceitfal—s, Cheater,
swindler. een) Cross-bar.
Tránca, af. Bar across a door or window.
Trancáda, 4f V. Tranco and Trancazo,
Trancádo, 81m. A small harpoon for cateb-
ing eels,
Trancahilo, em. Knot in thread.
Trancaniles, em. pl. (Nau) Water-ways.
Trancaniles resercados or interivres,
Under water-ways.
Trancár, oa. To barricade.
Trancázo, sm. Blow with a bar.
Trance, sm. Peril, danger; the last stage of
life. A’ todo trance, Resolutely.
Trancenil, sm. A gold or silver hatband.
Tranchcte, em A broad, curvated knifo;
shoomaker's heel-knife.
Tránco, sm. A long stride; threshold of a
door. A'trancos, In haste.
Trangállo, sm. Yoke fixed on shepherds’
dogs’ necks.
Tranquéra, 4. Palisade. [window.
Tranquéro, 87m. Jamb or lintel of a door or
Tranquilaménte, «d, Quietly.
Tranquilár, va. To quiet, appeaso ; balance
accounts, [composure.
Tranquilidid, 4 AN Ip rest, peace,
Tranquilizár, 04. To calm, tranquillize.
Tranquilla, 37. A small bar; trap, snaro.
Tranquillón, em. Maslin, meslin.
Tranquilo, la, a. Tranguil, calm, quiet.
Trans, prep. (Lat.) Used in composition,
and signifying over, beyond.
Transación, af C iia adjustment.
Transalpino, na, A. Transalpine.
Transár, en. (Amer.) V. Transigtr.
Transbordár, va. (Nau.) To tranship.
Transbórdo, gm. Transhipment.
Transcondéncia, af. Trauscendency.
Transcendental, a. Transcendental).
Transcendónte, pa. Transcendent,
Transcendér, ou. and n, V. Trascender.
Transcribir, va. To transcribe,
Transcirso, an. Process of time.
Tránseat, Let it pass. Sajourner.
Transeúnte, a. Transient; transitory.—sm.
Transferidór, ra, 8. V. Trasferidor.
Transferir, va. To remove, transport. (Law)
Transfer, convey.
Transfiguráble, a. Changeable.
Transfiguración, af Transtiguration.
‘Transfigarir, 02. To trancfigare, transform.
—or. To ba transfigured.
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Transfixién, 4f Transfixion.
Transfixo, xa, a. Transfixed.
Trunsflorér, ea, (Pict.) To copy a sicture
or drawing at a side light.
Transfloreair, ed. To enamel, inlay.
Transfolládo, da, a. (Vet) Applied to tu-
mors round a horse's legs. [morphosis,
Transformación, 8/. Transformation, meta-
Transformadór, ra, 8. Metamorphoser.
Transformamlénto, am. Transformation.
Transformár, va. To transform; transfigure.
—or. To assume different sentiments.
Transformativo, va, a. That possesses pow-
er to transform.
Transfregér, va. Torab. .
Transfretáno, na, @. Transmarine.
Transfretár, va. To cross an arm of the sea.
Transfiga, Transfúgo, sn. Deserter, fugitive.
Transfundir, va, To transfuse; commiuni-
cate. [tion.
Transfusión, af Transfusion; communica-
Transgresion, 4 Transgression. V. Zras-
gresion.
Transgresór, ra, & Tran r.
Transición, sf. Transition. [a
Transido, da, a. Worn out with anguish;
Transigir, ca. To accommodate differences ;
compound.
Transitáble, a. Passable.
Transitár, on. To pass by a place.
Transitivo, va, 4. Transitive.
Tránsito, sn. Passage, transition; inn; road;
death of holy persons.
Transitoriaménte, ad. Transitorily.
Transitório, ria, a. Transitory.
Translación, 4/. Translation, romoval; ver-
sion; metaphor. [phoricul; translatory.
Translatício, cta, Transláto, ta, a. Meta-
Transmarino, na, a, Transmarine.
Transmigracién, af Transmigration.
Transmigrár, on. To transmigrate.
Transmisible, a. V. Trasmisible,
Transmisión, ¢f Transmission.
Transmitir, va. To transfer, transmit.
Transmontár, va. V. Trasmontar.
Transmutáble, a. Transmutable.
Transmutación, 8/. Transmutation.
Transmutár, va. To transmute. V. Tras-
mutar. [That which transmutes.
Transmotativo, va, Transmutatorio, ria, a.
Transpadáno, na, (4, V. Traspadano.
Transparúncia, af V. Trasparencta,
Transparentárse, v7. To be transparent.
Transparénte, a, Transparent. jenarones:
Transparónte, am. A glass window in
Transpiráble, a. Transpirable.
Trauspiración, 4/. ‘Transpiration.
Transpirár, vn. To transpire
Transplantación, 8/. (Prov.) V. Trasplante.
Transplánte, sm, V. Trasplante,
Transportación, 4/. Transportation.
Transportamiénto, em, Transportation.
Transportér, va. To transport, convey.
Estar tranaportado con ulguna per-
sona, To be wrapt up with a person.—
or. To be in a transport.
Transpórte, am. Transport. Bajel de trane-
Dora, Nan.) Transport,
Transportin, em. A thin, small mattress,
(Valg.) The posteriors,
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Transposición, 4/. Transposition.
Transterminánte, pa. Trransuceselid the
limits, —8m. Travelling flock of sheep.
Transterminár, va. To pass the limits; tres-
Transustanciacién, gf Transubstantiation.
'Transustanciúl, a. Converted into another
substance.
Transustanciár, od. To transubstantiate.
Transverberación, af V. Tranafixion.
Transversal, a. Transversal, V. Trasversal,
Transversalménte, ad. Transversally.
Transvérso, sa, . Transverse. [crty.
Tranza, a (Prov.) Sale of a debtor's prop-
Tranzadóra, 8f. ot of plaited cords or
ribbons. {auction.
Tranzár, va. To plalt; braid; cut; sell at
Tranzón, em. Part of a forest which has
been cleared for fuel,
Trapa, 9. Noise made by stamping with the
feet. Trapas, (Nau.) Kelteving-tackle.
Trapas de las velas, Spilling-lines.
Trapaceár, vn. To deceive by artful contri-
‘vances.
Trapacería, 2f. Fraud, deceit.
Trapacéro, ne a. and a, Cheating, deceitful.
Trapacete, a7. (Mer.) Waste-book.
Trapacista, sm, and a. Impostor, sharper,
swindler,
Trapájo, sm. Rag, tatter.
Pra sg sa, 2. Ragged, tattered.
Trápala, ef A stamping with the feet; de-
celt.—sm,. Garrulity, loquacity.
Trapaleár, on. To be loquacious; babble.
'Trapalón, na, a. and 8 Loquacious; bab-
bler; deceitful.
Trapáza, ef. Fraud.
, on, V. Trapalear,
Trapázo, sm. A largo rag.
Trape, em. Buckrarn.
Trapécio, $m. (Geom.) Trapeztum.
Traperia, 4 Strect inhabited by woollen-
drapers ; Pipe ; woollen-draper's shop.
Trapéro, ra, €. Dealing in frippery.
Trapiche, sm. A sugar-mill, Trapiche de
vapor, Steam sugar-mill. (Cuba) A small
sugar-plantation.
Trapico, sm. dim. Little rag.
Trapíllo, em. Courtier of a vulgar woman ;
little rag. Zstar, andar, or salir de
trapilio, To be in dishabille,
Trapisónda, q/. Bustle, noise.
Trapito, am. V. Trapico.
Trapo, em. Cloth ; ; salis of a ship. .A’
todo trapo, With all the might. Poner
como un trapo, To reprimand severely,
Tráque, sm. Crack, bursting noise. Trague
barraque, (Coll) With whatever mo-
tive.
Tráquea, af. Windpipe.
Traded, on, To crack, make a nolse.—va,
To handle much; move to and fro.
Traquéo, em. Noise of artificial fireworks;
the act of shaking or moving to and fro.
Traquescóte, sm. (Nau.) Trackscout.
Traqueteár, va. To agitate, move to and fro.
Traquetéo, sm, Shaking, concussion.
Traquiartéria, af V. Traquea.
Traquído, am. Report of fire-arms,
Tras, Prep. After, behind, besides.
Tras, er. (Coll.) Breech, bottom; crash,
dash. Tras, tras, Repeated strokes. No
tener tras que parar, To bo extremely
poor. lin
Trasalcóba, 8f. Alcove behind the principal
Trasalpino, na, a. V. Transalpino.
Trasanteayér, ad. V. Anteanieayer.
Trasañejo, ja, a. Wine threo years old.
Trásca, af. (Prov.) Leather thong.
Trascábo, sm. Trip by which a wrestlor
throws his antagonist.
Trascantón, sm. Stone placed at the corner
of a street; porter. Dar trascanton, To
hide one's self behind a corner.
Trascartárse, vr. To remain behind.
Trascartón, sm. Drawing of a winning card
after the game is lost.
Trascendéncia, y. V. Transcendencia,
Trascendentál, a. Y. Transcendental.
Trascendénte, pa. and a.V. Transcendente,
Trascendór, ea. and n. To transcend, go
beyond; rise above; extend itself; emit
a strong odor; penetrate.
Trascendido, da, a, and pp. of Trascender.
Acuto, endowed with great penetration.
Trascolar, oa. (Med.) To strain. (Coll.) To
over a mountain.
Trasconejárse, er. To squat: applied to
game; sheer off.
Trascordárse, vr. To forget
Trascóro, am. Space in a church at the back
of the cholr. uttocka,
D em. Back-yard. (Joc.) Breech,
Trascuárto, sm, Back-room.
Trascribír, va. To transcribe, copy. .
Trascúrso, em. Course or process of timo,
Trasdobladara, 8f Treble.
Trasdoblar, va. To treble.
Trasdóblo, em. Treble.
Trasdós, em. (Arch.) Inner side of hewn
stones in buildings.
Trasegadór, sm. One who racks wine,
Trasegár, va. and 2. To overset, turn topsy-
turvy.
Traseñaladór, ra, & One who alters marks.
Traseñalár, va. To alter a mark.
Traséra, 8/. Back part; croup.
Traséro, ra, @. Remaining behind, coming
after, hinder.
Traséro, em, Buttock, ramp of animals,
Trasferidór, sm. Transferrer,
Trasferir, va. V. Transfertr.
Trasfiguráblo, a. Trasfiguración, af and
Trasfigurár, ta. V. Transfigurabdie,
Trans acton, and Tranafigurar.
Trasfixión, 4f and Trasfixo, xa, a Y.
Trane and Tranafido.
Trasflorár and Trasfloreár, va. V. Trane-
Jlorar and T. ear.
Trasfojár, en. To run over the leayes of a
book. V. Trashojar.
Trasfolládo, da, a Y. Zransfollado,
Trasformacién, 8f Transformation.
Trasformadór, sm. Y. Transformador.
Trasformamiénto, em, V. Trasformacion,
Trasformár, va, Y. e Saban €
Trasformativo, va, a Y. naformativo,
Trasfregár, va. To rab.
Trasfretáno, na, €, Transmarine.
Trásfuga, Trásfugo, em, Descrter, fagitive.
TRA
ge Y. Transfusion. Y. Trane- |
on.
Trasfundir, oa. V. Tranafundir.
Trasfusion, 3/. Transfusion.
Trásgo, em, Goblin, sprite.
Trasgredir, oa. To transgress,
Trasgreslón, 47. Transgression, crime,
Trasgresór, ra, 3. gressor, offender.
Trasgueár, en. To play the hobgoblin.
br cd am. One who imitates the tricks
of hobgoblins.
Trashoguéro, em, Iron plate at the back
of a fire-place; block of wood placed
against the wall to keep in the fire.
road ra, €. Idling all dey by the
fireside. ook.
Trashojár, va. To run over the leaves of a
Trashumánte, pa. and a. In Spain, sheep
TRA
Trasmóta, a, Et After wino, made by
water the pressed grapes.
Trasmudár, ca. To remove, transport;
change the affections; convert; turn
topsy-turvy.
Trasmutáble, a V. Transmutadle.
| Trasmutación, af V. Tranemutacion,
Trasmutár, va. To alter, transmute, convert,
Trasmutativo, va, Trasmutatório, ría, a. V.
Tranemutativo,
Trasnocháda, 4f Last night > nights watch;
night's attack; watch, the act of watch-
ing a whole night, [watching.
Trasnochádo, da, a Fatigued from night-
'Trasnochadór, ra, 8. Night-watcher.
Trasnochár, on. To sit up a whole night.
Trasnombrár, va. To misname,
' Trasnominación, 8/. V. Metonimia.
pasturing north in sammer and south in! Trasoir, va. To misunderstand.
winter.
merino sheep.
Trashumár, va. To drive sheep to or from | Trasoñár, en, To
the pestate sounds in spring and autamn. | Traspági
te e act of moving | Traspalár, va. To shovel; remove; clear the
Trasicgo, 4m. Removal,
things; of decanting liquora,
Trasijádo, da, a. Lank, meagre.
Trasijár, on. To grow thin or meagre.
Traslacién, Tras
lacion,
Trasladánte, pa. Translating.
Traspassción, 8/. (Law)
Trashumantes, Travelling of; Trasojádo, da, a. Emaciated, worn out,
having sanken eyes.
am.
na, 4f Back page.
ground of (mislay.
grass,
Traspapelárse, er. and a. To be mialaid ;
Trasparéncia, af Transparency.
ón, af V. Trane-: Trasparentárse, or. V. Transparentaree.
parénta, a. V. Transparente.
nveyance.
Trasladár, cu. To move, transport; trans- | Traspasádo, da, a. Transfixed, conveyed.
late; transcribe. Traspasamiénto, sm. Transgression; tres-
Trasládo, am. A copy; imitation, likcness,| pass; transfer; grief
counterpart. (Law) The act of deliver- blo rara on. To pass over; cross; be
ing written judicial proceedings to the icted.— oa. To remove, transport;
other party, that on examination of them} transfix; cross a river; repass; ess;
he may prepare his answer. trespass; transfer.
*Traspáso, em. Conveyance, transfer; grief,
Traslapár, oa. V. Sola leat
Traslaticiaménte, ad. Metaphorically. anguish; trespass. Por el traspaso, For
the good-will. Ww.
a. Metaphorical. Traspécho, em. Bone on the back of a croes-
Trasloár, va. To bestow fulsome praise. Traspeinár, va. To comb again.
Traslucido, da, a. and pp. of Trasluctree, | Traspic, sm. Trip, a wrestler's trick. Echar
Transparent, pellucid. or dur traspies, To supplant by artifice.
Trasluciénte, a, Translucent, transparent. To slip, stumble.
Traslucirse, €7. To be transparent; conjec-! Traspillárse, vr. To be emaciated.
ture. [dazzled by excessive light. | Traspintár, va. To know from the cards
Traslumbramiénto, sm, The state of being| drawn those that are to follow.—vr. To
Traslumbrárse, or. To be dazzled; vanish,| be disappolnted.
disappear. Traspiráble, a. Transpirable.
Traslúz, em, Light which passes through a | Traspiración, 4% Transpiration.
transparent body. (Pict.) Transverse | Traspirár, va. V. Transpirar.
light. {bammer. | Trasplantación, af (Prov.) V. Trasplante,
Trasmállo, ¢m. Trammel; iron handle of a| Trasplantár, va, To transplant, migrate.
Trasmúno, 8m, Second player at a game of, Trasplánte, am. Transplantatlon,
cards. A’ frasmano, Out of the right way. | Trasponedór, ra, 8. Transplanter.
Trasmañána, 8/. The day after to-morrow, lira paraa ea. To transpose, trans :
Trasmarino, na, a. V. Tranemarino, hide, conceal; transplant, —+er. To be
Trasmatár, va. To survive; outlive, drowsy.
Trasmigración, 8f. V. Transmigracion, Trasponún, sm, (Coll) Y. Trasero.
Trasmigrir, va. V. Transmigrar. Trasportación, af Trans tion, convey-
Trasminár, va. To undermine, excavate,—| ance, removal, [Fit, ecstasy, rapture.
on, To emita strong scent.—or. To pierce, | Trasportamiénto, sm. V. Trasportacion.
penetrate. Trasportár, ca. V. Tranaportar.
Trasmisible, a. Transmissive. Traspórte, am. V. Transporte,
Trasportin, em. V. Transportin,
Traslaticio, cía, Trasláto, ta, Traslativo, va,
Trasmisión, af V. Zranamiston,
Trasmitido, da, 4. Transmitted. Trasposición, 4/. Transposition.
Trasmitir, va. (Law) Y. Transmitir. Traspuésta, Y/.
Transport, removal; flight,
disappearance ; back-yard ; back-door
'Trasmontár, va. To pass to the other side
out- oflices of a e:
of the oe V. Tramontar.
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TRA
Traspuésto, ta, pp. Transported.
Trasquéro, sm. Leather-cutter. [shorn,
Trasquiladéro, sm. Place where sheep are
Trasquiladór, sm. Shearer.
Trasquiladúra, 8/. Shearing.
Trasquilár, cu. To shear sheep; cut the
hair fn an irregular manner; clip, curtail.
Trasquilimócho, cha, a. (Coll.) Close shorn
or cropped. [qu nes, hb tarot
Trasquilón, am. Cut of the shears, A’ tras-
Tráste, am. Fret or finger key of a guitar;
a small cup or glass (Prov.) V.
Sin trastes, Without head or tail.
al traste con loa negocios, (Coll.) To fail.
Trasteido, sm. Number of strings tied
round a guitar's neck.
Trasteadór, ra, 8. A noisy fellow, a disturber;
annoyance. {er on the guitar.
Trasteánte, pa. and a. A doxterous perform-
Trasteár, va. To tie frets round the handle
of a guitar; remove furniture; play well
on the guitar; talk in a lively manner.
Trastejador, sm. Tiler.
Trastejadúra, af V. 7rastejo.
Trastejúr, va. To tile; repair. Por aquí
trastejan, Thither they repalr.
Trastéjo, em. Tiling; any uninterrupted and
disorderly motion.
Trastera, af. Lumber-room.
Trasteria, af Heap of Jumber. minante.
Trasterminánte, pa. and em. V. Transter-
Trasterminár, ea. Y. Transterminar,
Trastesado, da, a. Solid, tight.
Trastiónda, af; Back-room of a shop; pru-
dence, forecast.
Trásto, sm. Furniture, movables; luggage.
Trastos de cocina de fierro, Kitchen
utensils of hollow-ware. Useless person.
Trastos, Useful arms, as sword, dagger, da,
Trastornáble, a. Movable; fickle.
Trastornador, ra, s. Disturber; subverter.
Trastornadúra, af Overturning. [Ing
Trastornamicnto, $. Overtarning, {nvert-
Trastornár, va, To overthrow, reverse, over-
turn; crush; confuse; persuade.
Trastorno, sin. Overthrow, overturn.
Troastrabado, da, 4. A horse whosc far hind
foot and near fore foot are white.
Trastrigo, em, (Prov.) Wheat of the best
quality.
Trastrocamicnto, em. Transposition.
Trastrocár, ea. To invert or change the
order of things. {transposition.
Trastruóco, Trastruéque, sm, Inversion,
Trastuclo, sm. dim. A useless person.
Trastumbar, en. To overturn, overset,
Trasudár, ca. To sweat, perspire.
Trasudór, em. A gentle sweat.
Trasuntár, ca. To copy; abridge.
Trasuntivaménte, ad. Compendiously.
Trasúnto, sm. Copy, transcript; likeness,
Trasustanciacion, 47 Transubstantlation.
Trasustancial, a. V. Transubrtancial,
Trasustanciár, ta, V. Tranaustanciar.
Trasvenárse, vr. To be forced out of the
velas: applied to blood; be spilled.
Trasverberación, af V. Transfizion,
Trasversál, a. Transversal.
Trasversalménte, ad. Trausversoly,
Pe E a. Transverse,
Trasvertér, on. To overflow.
Trasvindrse, or. To leak out: applied to
wine; be guessed or surmised.
Trasvolár, on. To fly across.
Tratable, a. Tractable, ductile; kindly.
Tratadico, illo, ito, em. dim. A brief tract or
treatise.
Tratadista, €. com, Author of treatises.
Sioa rae em, Treaty, convention, compact,
treat
Tratadór, ra, @ Mediator, umpire.
Tratamiénto, em. Treatment, usage; style
of address.
Tratánte, sm. Dealer in
tante de cabullos,
Treating.
Tratár, ca. To treat, discuss; confor, con-
sult; trade; manage; conduct; study.—
er. To entertain a friendly intercourse;
live well or ill. Tratur verdad, To love
truth. Tratar de hacer una cosa, To
be resolved upon doing. Zener tratado,
To have engaged.
Tratillo, am. dim. A peddling trade.
Trato, sn. Treatment; behavior; manner,
address; pact, agreement; treat; trade,
traflic; friendly intercourse; gallantry;
treachery; prayer. Tener trato de gen-
tes, To be accustomed to good society.
Traversa, 4/. (N au.) Back-stay.
Través, em. Inclination, blas; misfortune,
adversity. (Fort) Traverse. De traves
or al traves, Across, athwart. Por el
traves, Nan) On the beam. Por la
soe del iraves, Before the beam. Por
a popa del traces, Abalt the beam.
Por el traves de las barbus, Athwart
hawsc.
Travesáño, sm, Cross-timber; transom ; long
bolster of a bed.
Travesur, ta, To cross, V, Atravesar.
Traveseár, on, To traverse; jest, joke; be-
have improperly.
Traveséro, 812. Bolster of a bed; transom.
Traveséro, ra, (. Transverse, across, Fluu-
ta travesera, A German flute.
Travesia, 4/. Oblique or transverse position ;
road, passage; cross-rond. Hacer buena
travesia, (Nau.) To have a fine passage.
Fortification with traverses; side wind.
Ara cain, ía, 4. Travorsing; transverse, ob-
que.
Travesio, sm, Crossing-place.
Travestido, a. Disguise
Travesúra, 4f Trick, wile; prank; juggle;
lively fancy; obscenity, knavery.
Traviesa, af Oblique poctticn. Loria; Y
Travesia. Wager laid by bystanders.
Travicso, sa, a. Transverse, oblique; rest-
less; noisy ; mischievous; lively ; lewd.
Traycnte, pa, Bringing, carrying.
Triza, ef. Outline; plan, schemo, project;
manner, means; arrangement; appear-
ance, eae
Traziilo, da, a. Traced, outlined. Bien or
mat trazado, Person of a good or bad
disposition or figure. [inventor
Trazador, ra. 4. Planner, sketcher, contriver,
Trazár, ta. To contrive, devise, plan out,
project; trace; draw the outlines
visions, Tra-
orse-dealer.— pu.
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TRI
Trázo, sm. Sketch, plan, design, project;
moulding. Truzos, Folds of drapery.
Trazumarse, or. To leak, ooze.
Treballa, 47 Sauce for geese.
Trobodes, gf pl. Trevet, a tripod.
Trebéjo, a. Top, plaything; fun, jest, joke.
—pl. Implements of an art or trado.
Trebeliiniea or Cuarta Trebellánica, af Tho
fourth part of an estate, to be deducted by
the fiduciary heir. [rock.
Trebol, en. (Bot.) Trefoil, clover; sham-
Tróce, €. Thirtecn. LEstarse en sus trece,
To persist or execúto with perseverance,
Trecemesiuo, na, (1. Of thirteen months.
Trecenário, sm, Number of thirteen days
dedicated to an object,
Trecóno, na, a, Thirteenth.
Trecósimo, ma, a. Thirtieth.
Trechél, a. (Bot.) Red or brown wheat.
Trecho, sm. Space, distance of time or place.
A’ trechos, By intervala. De trecho en
trecho, At certain distances.
Trecicntos, tas, a, Three hundred.
Trcfe, a. Lean; thin; spurious.
Tregua, sf Truce; repose,
Treinta, a. Thirty.
Treintanirio, Treintenário, am, Space of
thirty days; a trental.
Trelntañál, a. Containing thirty years.
Treintóna, af Tho thirtieth part.
Treinténo, na, a. Thirticth.
Trija, af Mode of playing at billlards.
Tremadil, sn, Y. Zrenedal,
Tremebúndo, da, «e, Dreadful
Tremedál, a2. Quagmire, marsh, morass,
Tremendo, da, «e. Tremendous; awful,
Tremento, pa. Trembling.
Trementina, 4/7. Turpentine,
Tremcr, va, To tremble
Tremús, Tremesino, na, a. Three months old.
Tremiciga, 4 (Ichth.) Cramp-fish,
Tremis, sm. Ancient gold coin.
Trem, 4, A pier glass,
Tremolánte, pa. Waving in the air.
Tremolár, ra, and ». (Nau.) To hoist the
colors. To shivers wave in the air.
rca ef. Rustling of the wind; bustle,
nuise,
Tremor, am. Trembling.
Tremulameénte, ad. Tremblingly,
Tremuláinte, Tremulénto, ta, a. V. Trémulo,
Trémulo, la, a. Tremulous, quivering.
Tren, si. Train, retinue; show, ostentation.
Tren de una case, Mouschold furniture.
Trena, af Scarf, sash; garland of flowers;
jall; barnt silver,
Trenádo, da, a. Reticulated.
Trenea, af Pieces of wood put across in a
bee-hive. Metersa hasta las trencas en
algun negocio, To be deeply implicated
in an affair. garnished with jewels,
Trencellin, sm. Watband of gold or silver,
Trencica, ita, 2f. dim. of Trenza,
Trencilla, sf. Braid.
Trencillár, ca. To furnish with a trencilla,
Trencillo, am. V. Trencellin,
Trento, sm. Sledge. V. Trineo.
'Trénos, sm. 74, Lamentations,
Trenque, sm. (Prov.) Mole or bank to turz
off the current of a river.
Trónza, af. Braided hair, brald.
Trenzadera, #f Tape. Y. Tranzadera.
Tronzádo, sn, Braided hair.
Trenzár, va. To brald the hair.
Tréo, a. (Nau.) Cross-jack sail,
Trépa, af Clim ings ornamental edging in
clothes. (Coll.) Flogging, beating. Z're-
pas, Artful tricks.
Trepacabállos, 872. (Bot.) Star-thistle,
| Trepádo, da, a. Strong, robust.
Trepádo, am. Edging on clothes,
Trepadór, ra, sm. A climbing place.—s.
Climber.
Trepanar, va. To trepan.
Treépano, an. (Surg.) Trepan. Borer; mould
or frame in paper-mills,
Trepánte, a. Wily, crafty.
Trepár, on. To climb, crawl.—ta. To tre-
pan; ornament with edging.
Trepidación, af. Dread, fear, trepidation.
Trepidánte, a. V. Temeroso and Trémulo.
Trcpido, da, 4. Tremuloua __ [three spots.
Tres, «. and 8, Three; third; a card with
Tresaficjo, ja, a. Three years old,
Tresdoblar, ea. To triple.
Tresdoble, 811, Threefold.
Tresillo, 8,11. Ombre, a game played by three,
Tresmesino, na, €. V. Tremesino,
Tresnal, am, Triangular plots of ground dis-
posed for irrigation.
Tresquiladcro, 6a (Prov.) Shearing-place.
Tresquiladura, xf Y. Zrasquiladura,
Tresquilur, ca. (Prov.) To shear, V. Tras-
quilar,
Trestánto, ad. Threo timos as much.
e Thrust in fencing; trick, wile,
cra
Treúdo, sui, Y. Catastro,
Treznár, ru. (Proy.) V. Atresnalar,
Tria, af. Frequent entering and going out of
bees in a strong hive.
Trica, af Theriaca, treacle,
Triacál, 7. Theriacal.
Triangulúdo, da, a. In the shape of a triangle,
Triangular, a. ‘Trianwular.
Triángulo, la, a. Triangular.
Triánzulo, em, Triangle, Triángulo cua-
drantal, Spheric triangle.
Trinquéra, «f Vessel for medicine.
Triaquéro, am. Chemist and druggíst,
Triar, vn. To gu out and in frequently; to
work, as bees. — [a reserve corps in rear.
Triário, a7. Veteran Roman soldier farming
Tribáquio, 6m. Foot of Latin verse.
Tribon, $, A triangular musical inscroment.
Tribu, e. com. Tribe.
Tribuir, ra. To attrilt-cte.
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Tributério, ie, a. Tributary.
Tribáto, em, Tax, contribution; tribute.
Trica, Tricas, @ i ror) Quibbles, sophismas.
Tricenál, a. Continuing thirty years.
Ga is aaa ma, a. Containing three hun-
Tricésimo, ma, a. Thirtieth.
Tricipete, a, Threc-headed.
Triclinio, em. (Antiq.) Triclínium,
Tricolór, a. Tri-colored.
Tricórne, a. Three-horned.
Tridénte, a. Trident.—sm. Fish-hook.
Tridentifero, ra, a. Tridentiferous.
Trido, a. Tride.
Triduáno, na, a. Tertian.
Tríduo, em. 8 of three de
Trienál, Triénio, Trieñál, a.
Trifáuce, a. Three-throated.
Trifido, da, a. (Poet.) Trifid.
Trifélio, sm. Trefoil.
Dc Egy; being thes
gam: ; y; ba hree hus-
bands or three wna? ES age te
'Trigamo, ma, sn, and f Trigamous, ce
Trigáza, y. Short straw of wheat.
Trigésimo, ma, a. Thirtieth.
Hielo a: Red sur-mullet, gurnet.
Triglifo, em. Tri np.
Trigo, am. (Bot) heat. Trigo candeal,
valenciano, tremes, eíno, »
teja, dlanquillo, or embrilla, Bummer
wheat. Trigo mocho, peion, ain arista,
-8in rasp morro, or toseta, Lammas
wheat. 0 roe woe Ye
Echar por esos os, To speak ou
thinking. TZ rtgos, Crops; corn-fields.
(eect rr Astr.) Three celestial signs,
ennial.
tra, of Trigonototry
ome 4 nometry.
Trigonométrico, ca, a. Trigonometrical.
Triguóño, ña, 4. Brownish. [canary-seed.
Triguéra, 4 (Bot.) Common wheat-grass ;
éro, ra, a, Growlobg among wheat.
éro, sm. Bieve for corn; corn-mer-
ant; fallow-finch,
Trilatéro, ra, a. Trilateral.
Trilingiie, a. SA dora
Trilla, 87. (Ichtb.) Red sur-mallet, gournet;
a harrow for separating corn from chaff;
thrashing. from chaff.
Trilladéra, af A harrow to separate corn
Trillado, da, a, Thrashed, beaten ; trite,
stale. Camino trillado, Beaten track.
Trilladór, em. Thrasher.
Trilladúra, 4f Thrashing. [frequent.
Trillár, oa. To thrash corn; beat, abuse;
Lay data A thrashing-harrow.
Triméstre, am. A book
Trimi Eo O.
Trinádo, sm. Trill, quaver, tremulous sound.
dere ar, on, To trill, quaver; speak tremu-
ously,
Trinea, @f Assemblage of three of the same
class or description. (Nau.) a Aceh
used for ey fast. A’ la trinca,
Close-hauled. Trincas, Seizings, Trin-
cone sd daupres, Gammoning of the
Ws:
Trin Y. (Nan.) Close-hitch,
Trincafiár, va.
rip (Nau.) To marl.
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Trincapiñónes, am. (Coll.) Rake.
Trincár, va. To b , chop; leap, skip.
(Nau.) To keep close to the wind. Tréin-
car los cabos, To fasten the rope-ends,
Trincar las puertas, (Nau.) To bar in
the port-lids. {knife.
Trinchánte, sv. Carver at table; carving-
Trinchár, va. To carve.
Trinchéra, af (Fort) Trench, intrench-
ment, ditch Ramal de trinchera,
Phebe Boyau.
ncherár, va. (Fort.) V. Atrincherar,
Trinchéro, em. A plate; a trencher.
ates em, = large I pe or mon ir
D em, Shoemaker parin knife ;
Y. Tranchete.
of stork like a
stone-cutter’s chisel.
Tríncos, sm. (Orn.) Kind
Trinéo, em. Bledge, sled.
néo, am. 8
Trinidad, 4 The Trinity. AMeterse en tri-
ntdades, To endeavor to find out what is
impossible to be known.
Trinitário, ria, a. and 4, Trinitarian. (Mex.)
A member of a society bired to carry the
corpse and accompany the funeral pro-
cession. [get-me-not,
Trinitária, ef. (Bot.) Pansy, heart's-ease, for-
ra o na, a. Containing three distinct
D
Trino, em, (Astr.) Trine; trill. — [foresall.
Trinquetáda, 4/ (Nau.) Sailing under the
Trinquéte, sm. (Nau.) Foremast, foresail.
Trinquetills, q/. (Nau.) Fore stay-sail.
Trio, 6. Working of bees in a hive; trio.
tia em. (Astr.) Stars, called Charies's
n.
Triórque, em. (Orn.) Triorches,
Trípa, af Gat, tri intestine. Tripas
para sr! etal Hogs’ casings for sau-
sages, pas, Core of fruit; bowels.
Tripas de tabaco, Fillers Hacer de
tripas corason, To ques up heart.
Tripartido, da, a. and pp. of Tripartir,
Tripartite.
Tripartir, va. To divide into three parta,
Tripástos, em. Pulley with three sheaves.
Tri sm. Shag, kind of wovllen cloth.
pe para alfombras, (Amer.) Brus-
sels carpeting.
Triperia, sf. A pork-store.
Tripéro, ra, 8. Pork-seller. [
Tripéro, sm, Woollen belt to keep the
Tripétalo, la, a. (Bot) Tripetalous.
Tripicalléro, ra, 8. Dealer in tripes.
Tripitrápe, em. (Coll.) Heap of old farniture
and lumber; confusion of thoughts or
warm.
belly
Tipits (Coll.) Convulsi : the
pl e F nvuision o: o
Triple, a Sable
Triplica, y” (Law) Rejoinder.
Triplicádo, da, a. Triplicate.
Triplicár, ea. To treble, triple,
ov.) To rejoin.
Triplice, a. Treble, pie
Triplicidád, af Triplicity.
Triplo, la, a. Treble, triple.
Tripoda, Trípode, 8. Tripod, trevet.
Trípol, 4/. Tripoly.
Tripólio, em. (Bot.) Sea starwort.
Tripón, na, a. Gorbellied.
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Triptóngo, em. Triphthong.
Tripúdto, em. Dance, ball.
Tripúdo, da, a. Gorbellied.
Tripulación, af (Nau.) Crew of a ship.
Tripaládo, da, a. (Nan.) Manned, equipped.
Tripalár, en. (Nau.) To man ships; fit out.
Triquiñuéla, 4 (Coll) Cheat, fraud.
Triquitráque, sm. Crack, clack, clashing;
fire-cracker.
Triréme, af (Nau.) Trireme.
Tris, em. Noise made by the breaking of
lass: trice, an instant. Estar en un
riz, To be within an ace.
Trisa, 4/. (Ichth.) V. Sábalo.
Triságlo, sm. on, doxology.
Trisarquia, 2/. Triumvirate.
Trisca, A Noise, festivity, fun. [son.
Triscador, ra, & A neler turbulent per-
Triscár, on, To caper, frisk about, frolic.—
ez. To mix. V. Trabar. [parts.
Trisecér, va. To divide into three equal
Trisección, 4/. Trisection.
Trisilabo, ba, a. Trisyllabical.
Tristácho, cha, a. Melancholy.
Triste, a. Sorrowful, mournful, gloomy, ab-
ject, mean.
Tristéga, 8f.- Gry) Shore, drain, conduit.
aia af. Griof, sorrow, gloom; depres-
sion of spirits. Morirse de tristesa, To
be broken-hearted. Next repetition,
Tristrés, am, V. Traatrae. (Coll) Disgust-
Trisúlco, ca, 4 Trisale.
Triteismo, em. Trithelsm.
Triticeo, en, a. Triticcan, wheaten,
Tritón, sm. (Myth.) Triton.
Tritóno, em. (Mus.) Tritone.
Trituráble, a. a us.) Triturable.
Trituración, 4/. Trituration.
Triturár, oa. To triturate.
Triunfadér, ra, £. Triumphber,
Triunfal, a. Triumphal.
Triunfánte, a. and pa. Triumphant.
Triunfir, en. To conquer; triumph; exult;
trump at cards,
Triánfo, em. Triumph, victory; conquest;
exultation; tramp-card.
Triunviráto, em. Triumvirate.
Triunviro, sm, Triumvir.
Trivial, a. Trivial, vulgar, common.
Trivialidad, 4f Trivialnesa, triteness; vul-
rity ; idleness.
Tuivialménte, ad. Trivially.
Trisa af Mite.” (Nate) Cord,
af. Mite. (Nau. rope.
rocio, a. Chan atte
Trocadaménte, ad. Contrarily.
Trocádo, ¢m. Change.
Trocádo, da, a. Changed, permuted.
Trocadór, ra, 4, Changer.
Trocaico, a. Trochalc.
Trocár, oa. To exchange, barter; equivo-
cate; vomit.—or. To be reformed.
Trocár, sm. (Surg.) Trocar.
Trocatinta, af (Coll.) A ead or uninten-
tional mistake; a ridiculous barter.
Trocantinte, em. Changing color.
Trocéo, 871. (au) Parre [road,
Trócha, ¢f A narrow path across a high
Srechem ho (A’), ad.
mell.
oltor-skelter, pell- |
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Trochuéla, af dim. A little pa
Trociscár, va. To make troches or lozenges,
Trocisco, am, Lozenge.
Trócla, 4/. V. Polea.
Tróco, sm. (Ichth.) V. Rueda.
Trofeísta, em. Conqueror.
Troféo, sm, La og ac victory; pa-
geant. Trofeos, rophics
Trefae sm. Troglodyte, voracious eater.
da, a. Contained in a knapsack.
Tro}, af Granary, mow; the church
Dat e. (Df A small
a, Y. (Dim. granary.
Trojecillo, am. A kind of credie-fustioned
brick bedstead of the Franciscan friar.
Trojéro, em. Granary or store keeper.
Trómps, 47 Trumpet, horn; trunk of an
elephant; a large top. Trompa de caza,
A hunting-horn. Trompa marina, A
marine trumpet. (Ichth.) Trumpeter;
trumpet-shell. A’ trompa y talega, Hel-
ter-akelter. [foul of another vessel.
Trompáda, af Fisty-cuff. (Nau) Falling
Trompár, on. To whip a top.
Trompázo, sm. Blow with a top or trum-
pet; fisty-cuff; misfortune, accident.
Trompear, on. To whip sa top, play at chess.
Trompéro, 8m. Le ai er; cheat, impostor.
Trompéro, ra, a. False, deceiving.
Trompéta, 4f Trumpet; trumpet-shell. Po-
bre trompeta, idle prattler.—em,
Trumpeter. trumpet.
Trompetázo, sm. (Little us.) Stroke with a
pelan en, (Coll.) To sound the tram-
Epes of an organ.
Trompetéro, em. Trumpeter, horn-blower ;
trumpet-maker,
Trompetilla, 8f. (Dim.) A small trumpet.
Hearing-trumpet ; trunk or sting of in
sects.
Trompicár, en. and a. To stumble, falter,
trip; obtain irregularly an employment.
Trompico, ito, am. dim. A small top.
Trompicón, em. Stambling. V. Tropeson.
Trompilla, 4. A small trumpet or horn.
Trompillár, on. To stumble; falter.
Trómpo, ¢m. Man at chess; whipping-top.
Ponerse como un trompo, (Met.) To eat
Te drink to ul nal dl
om am, whipping-top ; a blow
in Eos De trompon, fa a disorder-
ly manner.
Tron, am. (Coll.) Report of fire-arms.,
Tronada, af Thunderstorm. [et.
Tronadór, ra, 8. Thandering; cracker, rook-
Tronánte, pa. Thundering.
Tronár, on. ac ge ae ‘oe lo
que pueda tronar, For what ma D.
Troncal, a. Relating to the crane” dl
Troncalidád, f Lineage. rapt.
Troncár, va. To truncate, mutilate; Inter-
Tronchádo, a. (Blaz) A shield having a
diagonal bar. chop off.
Tronchár, va. To cut by the trunk or root,
Troncházo, em, A largo stalk; a blow with a
stalk or stem.
Tróncho, 6m. Sprig, stem, or stalk. [stalk,
Tronchúdo, da, a. Having a long stem or
Tronco, an, Trank of a treo; a oe ot wood
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stock; trunk of an animal; an illiterate
rson; hind pair of horses in a coach.
r hecho un tronco, To be bereft of
feeling.
Trónco, ca, 2. Truncated, mutilated.
anes on, A large stalk; a largo log of
Ww
Tronéra, af (Gunn.) Embrasure of a bat-
tery. (Nau.) Loophole; louver; dormer;
a harum-scarum fellow; squib, Trone-
ras, Holes and pockets of truck and bil-
lard tables; openings.
Troncrár, ca. V. Atronerar,
Tronerilla, af. dim. of Tronera.
Trónga, me (Low) A prostitute.
Tronido, 6m. Thunder.
Tronitóso, sa, €. (Coll.) Resounding.
róno, 8m. Throne; royal dignity.
Fonquista, 3. Coachman that drives a
pair of horses,
Tronquito, 4. dim. of Tronco.
Tronzir, ea. To shatter; plait. [off.
Trónzo, za, 4. Having one or both cars cut
Trópa, af Troop; crowd; nese or mass;
crew; beat toarms, Tropa de marina,
Marines. En tropa, In crowds.
Tropúl, am. Noise by a quick movement of
the feet; hurry, bustle, confusion; heap
of things; crowd. De tropel, Tumultu-
ously. (sion, injustice, outrage.
Tropelía, ef. Precipitation, hurry ; oppres-
Tropellár, va, (Prov.) To trample.
Trotoneria, 4f A continual trot.
Trova, af Metrical composition; parody.
Trovador, ra, 8. Troubadour, poet.
Trovúr, 04. (Prov.) To find by chance; ver-
sify; imitate a metrical composition by
turning it to another subject; pervert
the sense of a thing.
Trovista, em. Finder; versifier.
Trox, 4f V. Troj.
Troya, af. Troy. Aqui fué Troya, Here
was Troy: applied to the site of a memo-
rable place.
Troyáno, na, a. Trojan.
Trúza, af (Nau.) Parrol; trunk of a tree
sawn into boards.
Trozéo, an. (Nau.) Rope which keeps the
yard firm to a mast.
Trózo, sm. Piece of a thing cut off. (Nan.)
Junk for making oakum. (Mil.) Division
of a column. Throstle, a species of spin-
dle. Trozo de madera, A log.
Trucár, en. To play tho first card.
¡ Trúcha, @f (Ichth.) Trout; crane. Y. Ca-
bria. O ayunar 6 comer truchas, El-
ther to fast or eat trout; neck or nothing.
Truchimán, na, a. (Coll.) Fond of business,
or of making agreements, Fe gi
Truchuéla, f (Ichth.) Small cod-fish. Y.
Trico, em, A skilful push at trucks, Zyt-
cos, Trucks, a game resembling billiards.
Truculéncia, 4% (Little us.) Truculence, fe-
rocit
y.
Tropezadéro, am, Any stumbling place; a} Truculénto, ta, a. Traculent, fierce.
bad road or path.
Tropezado, da, a. Stumbled, obstructed.
Tropezador, ra, 8. Tripper. [tangling.
Tropezadtira, ef Stumbling, obstructing, en-
Tropezáúr, va. and n. To stumble; be ob-
structed; slip into crimes or blunders;
wrangle; discover a fault or defect.—or.
To stumble. Sin tropezar en barras,
Inconsiderately.
Tropezón, na, a. Stumbling, tripping. A’
operas, With a variety of obstrac-
tions.
Tropezón, sm. Trip
Tropezoncico, illo,
Tropezóso, sa, a. A
Trópico, ar, (Ast.)
Trópico, ca, a. (Ast.) Tropical.
Tropi'zo, sm. Stumble, trip; obstacle, im-
pediment; slip, fuult; difficulty ; quarrel.
Tropilla, af dim. A small body of troops.
Trópo, ém, (Rhet.) Trope.
Tropología, af, Tropology, a moral
Tropológico, ca, a. 2rapological.
Troquél, em. Die, in which a hollow figure
is engraved. poetry.
Troquéo, em. Trochee, a foot in Latin
Troquillo, sm. (Arch.) Trochilus, concave
moulding next the torus.
Trotáda, 4/. Stretch, route.
Trotadór, ra, 4. Trotter.
Trotár, en. To trot; be in haste.—va, To
make a horse trot.
Tróte, sm, Trot. A’ trote, In a trot; in
haste. Tomar el trota, To run away.
Trotillo, 9m. dim. A light trot.
Trotón, na, €. Trotting high.
Trotón, pa Y. Caballo,
ping. [zon.
to, an. dim, of Trope-
pt to stumble or trip.
rople.
discourse.
Trud, sm. A fine linen. Tho Madrid traders
call it Troé,
Trncco, sm. Exchange, barter. A’ trueco,
So that, provided that. A’ or en trueco,
In exchange. [arms.
Truéno, sm. Thunder-clap; report of fire-
Truéque, sm. Exchange, barter, commu-
tation. A’ trueque, V. A’ trueco or en
trueco,
Trafa, Y Imposition, fraud. (Bot.) Trufile.
Trufador, ra, a. Story-teller, Har.
Truféta, 4 A sort of lincn,
Truhan, na, a. Baffuon, jester, juggler.
Truhanida, af Y. Truhaneria,
Trubanamente, ad. Jestingly. foon.
Truhaneár, en. To banter, jest, play the buf-
Truhaneria, 4f Buffoonery, low jest.
| Truhanésco, ca, a. Belonging to a buffoon.
Truhanillo, ílla, e dim. A mean, petty buf-
foon. olives are kept,
Trája, ef. (Prov.) Place where unpressed
Trujal, sm. (Prov.) Oll-millL copper
soap-boller. of olives.
Trujalota, 8f (Prov.) Vat to receive the Juice
eile: em, Dragoman, interpreter ;
roker.
Trujamaneár, en, To act as an interpreter;
exchange, buy or sell goods for others;
act as a broker; play the buffoon.
Trujamania, 4% Brokerage.
Trujimáa, na, a. V. Trujaman.
| Trálla, sf, Noise, bustle; multitude; trowel.
'Trillo, am. (Orn.) Teal (Prov.) Kind of vat
for pressed grapes.
Truncadaménte, a. In a truncated manner.
Truncádo, da, ¢. and pp. of Truncar. Trun-
|” cate, maimed.
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Truncamiénto, am. Truncation, maiming.
Truncár, ta. To truncate, maim; mutilate,
Trúnco, ca, a. V. Tronco.
Trúque, em. A gamo at cards,
Traquéro, em. Keeper of a truck-table.
Truquitlór, sm. A game at cards,
Tú, pron, pers, Thou: used in the famillar,
friendly style.—a Thy, thine. V. Zuyo,
A’ tú por tú, Thee for thee.
Tuaútem, sm. Coll) Leader, mover, author.
Tubérculo, en. (M ada in the lungs.
de af. (Bot.) Tuberoso, orlental bya-
cint.
Tuberosidád, af Tuberosity.
'Tuberóso, sa, «1. Tuberous.
Tabo, sm. Tube. V. Cañon. Tubos ago-
tados de una múquina de vapor, Ex-
haust-pipes of a steam-engine,
Tubular, a. Tubular. fest doctrine.
Tuctforista, e. con. One who follows the sa-
Tudól, sm. A metal plpe with a reed put
into a bassoon. [pota. German.
Tudisco, am. A kind of wide cloak. V. Ca-
Tuéca, Tucco, 8. Cavity made by wood-lice
in timber.
Tucra, g/. (Bot.) Coloquintida.
Tuérca, 4f Female screw.
Tucree, sm, V. Torcedura,
Tuéro, sn. Dry wood ent for fuel. (Bot.)
Tuero spignelL (eyed; squint-cyed.
Tuúérto, ta, a. and pp. irr, of Torcer. Úne-
Tuérto, sm. Wrong, injury. Tuertos, Pains
after childbirth, A’ tuertas, On the con-
trary. A'tuertas ó ú derechas, Right or
wrong.
Tuétano, sm. Marrow; pith of trees. Z/us-
ta los tuétanos, To the quick.
Tufaráda, ¢f A strong scent.
Tufo, sn. A warm exhalation from the
carth; an offensive smell; locks of hair;
high notion; lofty ideas; vanity,
Tugtrio, sn. (Coll.) Hut, cottage.
Tuición, ¢f (Law) Protection.
Tuitivo, va, a. (Law) Defensive.
Tulipa, ef V. Zulipan,
Tulipán, sm, (Bot.) tle
Tulipanéro, sm. (Bot.) Tulip-treo.
Tullido, da, a. Crippled.
Tullidúra, 4% Dung of birds of prey.
Tullimiénto, am. Contraction of the nerves.
Tullir, on. To mute, emit dung.
Tumba, 4f Tomb, vault; roof of a coach.
Tumbadiro, ra, «+, Tumbler; falling. Re-
des tumbaderas, Drop-nets for wild aul-
mals,
Tumbadillo, em. (Nau.) Round-house.
Tumbido, da, a. Tumbled; vaulted.
Tumbaga, 8/. Pinchbeck; ring of pinchbeck.
Tumbagón, sm. augm. Any large piece
made of pinchbeck; bracelet set with
stones.
Tumbar, va, To tumble, throw down; ine-
briato, Tumbur un navio, (Nau.) To
heave a ship down.—un. To tumble.
(Nau.) To heel, lie along.—er. (Coll.) To
lie down to slecp.
Pumbilla, ¢f Horse for airing bed-linen,
Púmbo, sm. Tumble, fall; a matter of con-
Per book containing the privileges
and title-deeds of monasteries, &c, Tum-
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bo de dado, Within the cast of a dic; by
mere chance,
Tumbón, 672. Coach; trunk with an arched
roof or lid. (Coll) V. Zeno.
Tumboncár, en. To vanlt, $V. Tusar.
Tumefacción, af. Swellin
"umefacérse, or, To swell. [elevated.
Túxmido, da, a, Swollen, tamid; pompous,
Tumor, en. Tumor, extuberance,
Tumorcico, illo, ito, am. dim. A small tumor,
Túmulo, $. Tomb, sepulchre.
Tumialto, $. Tumult, commotion; mob.
Tumultuánte, pa. Tumultuating.
Tumultuár, er. To raise a tumult, salir up
disturbances, mob.—er. To rise, riot.
Tumultuariamcnte, ad. Tumultuously.
Tumultuário, ria, «. Tumultuary.
Tumultuosaménte, ad. Tumultuously.
Tumultuóso, sa, a. Tumultuous, clamorous,
Túna, É (Bot.) The prickly pear. An idle
and licentious life. Andar á la tuna,
(Coll) To play the truant; loiter.
Tunál, sm. (Bot.) Indian fig-tree.
Tuninte, pa, Leading a licentious life.—em.
Truant, idler, rake.—a. Truant, lazy, loi-
tering; sly, crafty.
Tunanteria, rf (Coll.) Debauchery, vagran-
cy, libertinism; truantship.
Tunir, on. To lend a licentious life, loiter.
Tanda, af Tho act of shearing cloth; a so-
vero chastisement. pe
Tundénte, a. Doing injury to a part of tho
body ; ralsing a tumor.
Tundición, 4/. Shearing of cloth.
'Tundidór, om. Shearer of cloth. Banco del
tundidor, Shearing-board.
Tudidura, ef Shearing.
Tundir, ta. To shear cloth. (Coll) To flog.
Tundizno, sm. Shearings cut from cloth.
Túnica, af Tunic; a woollen shirt worn by
religious persons; pellicle in the shell of
fruit, or of parts of the body.
Tuniccla, «f Garment worn by bishops,
Tunico, ent. Gown, a woman's garment.
Tino, gt. Truant, rake, canning rogue.—a.
Truant; sly, cunning. [of pressing close.
Túpa, af (Coll.) Saticty, repletion; the act
Tupe, sm. Toupet, forctop.
Tupir, ca. To press close.—or. To stuff or
ut one's sell. [peat, for fuel.
Turba, «f/ Crowd, multitude, heap: turf, sod,
Turbacion, «f. Perturbation, confusion; light-
headedness,
Turbadaniénte, ad. Disorderly.
Turbador, ra, 4. Disturber.
Turbal, sm. Turf-bog, peat-moss.
Turbamúlta, 4. Crowd, multitude.
Turbánte, sr, Turban; disturber.
Turbár, ea. To distorb, alarm.—vr. To be
uneasy, discomposed.
Tubativo, va, a. Troublesome.
Turblaménte, ad. Obscurel Y:
Túrbido, da, a. Muddy, turbid.
Turbiedad, af Muddiness,
Turbinádo, da, a. Turbinated, twisted, spi-
ral-formed.
Turbinita, am. (Conch.) Wreath shell.
Turbino, sm. Powder mado of the root of
turbith.
Turbio, bia, a. Muddy, troubled i spnhappy ;
TUT
ULT
dark, obscure. A’ turbio correr, (Coll.)
However bad or unfortunate it may be.
Turblón, em. A heavy shower of rain; hur-
ricane,
Turbit, em. (Bot.) Turbith. Turbit min-
eral, Yellow oxide of mercury. '
Turbonáda, Turbionáda, sf Tornado, a hur-
ricane; a waterspout. (Nau) A squall
Turbulencia, af. Turbidness; turbulence,
confusion.
Turbulentaménte, ad. Turbulently.
Turbulénto, ta, a. Thick, muddy; turbu-
lent, disorderly.
Túrca, ef. (Coll.) Vestirse una turca or te-
ner una turca, To get
used by the Moors. (Mex.) A lonse gown
worn at home by clergymen and colle-
(Turk; a Turkish woman.
co, ca, adj, Turkish.—sm. and f A
Turdiga, af. Piece of new leather, of which
the poor in Spain make coarse shoes,
called abarcas. [vanity.
Turgúncia, «£ Swelling, tumor; ostentation,
areas. a. Turgent, tumid.
Turibulo, am. (Little us.) Incensory.
Turiferario, Turibulário, em. (Little us.) The
incensory bearer. (Bot.) Truffle.
Tárma, ef. Testicle. Turma de tierra,
Turméra, af (Bot.) Ledum-leaved rock-rose.
Turmerucla, 8/. (Bot.) Umbel-flowered rock-
rose.
Turnar, on. To alternate.
Tarnio, nia, a. Squint-eyed; torvous.
'Túrno, am. Turn, succession, or order; vi-
cissitude. Relevar el turno á la ba
or á sondalesu, To spell the pump or the
lead. Alturno, By turna,
Turón, @. A kind of field-mouse.
Turquésa, 9 Mould for making balls for a
cross-bow; turkois or turquoise, a pre-
cious stone.
Turquesádo, da, «+. Of the turkois color.
Turquésco, ca, a. Turkish.
Turqui, Turquino, na, a. Of a deep blue color.
Turrúr, ¢a. To toast, roast.
Turrón, em. Nougat.
Turronéro, em. A nougat maker or vender.
Tursión, sm. Fish resembling a dolphin,
Turáúles, sm. Kind of strong grapes.
Turumbón, «nm. Contusion on the head.
Tus, inter). A word used in calling dogs.
Túsa, 4f. ¡a The corn-cob, (Cuba) A
small cigar covered with the finest husk
of the corn; a worthless woman,
Lh aie rool) Neon gi 4
S80, 8a, 8. ame given to
Taso, inter]. Y. Pue. si
Tusón, sm. Fleece of a sheep. (Prov.) Colt
not two years old. Orden del tuson (toi-
son) de oro, Order of the Golden Fleece.
Tusóna, ef. Strumpet, with hair and cye-
brows shaved as punishment.
Tuteamiénto, sm. Y. Tuteo,
Tuteár, va. To thou, treat with familiarlty.
Tutéla, £f. Guardianship, tatelage. Tutela
datira, (Law) Guardianship appoluted by
a court,
Tutelar, a. Tutelar, tutelary.
Tatéo, sm. Thoulng, addressing persons by
the Pan Tu (nou).
Tutía, af Tutty. V. Atulta.
Tatiplén, A’ tutiplen, Abundantly, plentl-
Tutór, em. Guardian, tutor; protector.
Tutóra, 8/. Tutoress, guardianship; govern-
ess,
Tutoría, A Tutelage, guardianship.
Tutriz, 47. Tutoress, governess.
Tuyo, ya, pron. poss, Thine. Ttuyos, Rola-
ves of the party addressed.
fully.
U.
drunk. A robe | U, on, loses its sound after q and g, and be-
comes a liquid, except where 1t is foliowed
by a, as in guariemo, or when marked
with a diwresis, as in agiero. Tho lot-
ters db, e, and u were formerly used as
equivalent to each otber in writing or
printing. They are now restric to
their proper sound. This observation
will prevent many mistakes in reading.
U”, A conjunction used in the place of 4,
to avoid cacophony (before o or Ao): as,
ta ú oro, Silver or gold; victima u
tocausto, A victim or a holocaust.
U’, tnterj. Ah! alas!
Ubérrimo, ma, a. Very fruitful.
Ubicarse, or. To be in a determinate place.
Ubicuidád, ef DS:
U bicuitarlo, am. Ublquitary.
U'bio, em. (Prov.) Y. Yugo.
U'bre, af. Teat of female animals, udder.
Ubrera, 8f. Thrush, ulcerations in the mouth
of sucking children.
Ucéncia, €. com. Your excellency. Y. Vue-
celencia, y
Uessuduósto, sm. V. Oesudueste,
Uestnorudste, sm. V. Ocanorueste.
Uéste, am. West; zephyr, west wind.
U fanaménte, ad, Ostentatiously, boastfully.
Ufanárse, or. To boast, be iio
Ufancza, U fania, 4/. Pride, haughtiness; joy,
ayety.
Ufano, na, a. Proud, haughty; gay, cheerful.
U'fo (A’), ad. Parasitically.
Ujiér, sm. Usher.
U'Icera, af. Ulcer. A
Ulceración, 4f Ulcoration.
Ulcerádo, da, a. Ulcerated.
Ulcerár, va. To ulcerate.
Ulcerativo, va, a. Causing ulcers,
Ulceróso, sa, a. Ulcerous,
U'le, sm. V. Hule,
Ulmaria, 4/7. Meadow swect. [maizo.
U'Ipa, en. (8, Amor.) Qruel made of parched
Ultoriór, a, Ulterior.
Ulteriorménte, ad. Farther.
Ultimádo, da, a. Ended, ultimate,
U'ltimameénte, ad. Lastly.
Ultimár, oa. To finish.
Ultimátam, em. Ultimatum.
Ultimidád, gf Ultimity.
U'Itimo, ma, a. Last, latest; late, latter; ro-
mote; extreme; final. ré lot
or & los últimos, To be expiring. Por
último, Lastly. A’ último del mes, de.,
At the end of the month, due.
U'ltra, ad. Besides, moreover.
UNI
UNT
Ultrajadór, ra, 3. One who outrages; an in- | Unicaíle, a. Having but one stalk: applied
sulting, impertinent man.
Ultrajamiénto, sm. Outrage, affront, injury.
Ultrajir, vu. To outrage, offend, insult; de-
preciate; abuse, ;
Ultraje, sm. Outrage, contempt, abuse,
Ultrajosaménte, ad. Outrageously.
Ultrajóso, sa, a. Outrageous, overbearing.
Ultramár, a. Ultramarine, forelgn.—un.
(Pict.) Y. Uléramarino.
Ultramarino, na, @. Ultramarine.
Ultramarino, sm. Ultramarine; the finest
blue of the lapis lazuli.
Ultramáro, sin. Ultramarine color.
Ultramontano, na, a. Ultramontane.
Ultrapuértos, sm. Placo situated beyond the
Ulin wf Ay ait
Jltriz, ef. Avenger; divine Justice,
U'lula, ef. (Orn.) OwL V. Autillo.
Ululár, va. (Prov.) To howl,
Ululáto, sm. Howl, screech.
U'lla, sf. Hard coal. [stalks of plants.
Umbéla, af Umbel, the extremities of the
Umbilicádo, da, a. Navel-shaped.
Umbilical, a. Umbilical. [non family.
U’mbla, 4f. (Ichth.) Umber, fish of the sal-
Umbrál, sm. ‘Threshold; lintel; beginning,
rudiment. Umbrales, (8. Am.) Timber
for thresholds.
Umbralár, ra. To lay down the ground-
timber of a door or gate.
Umbrátil, a. Umbratile; resembling.
Umbria, 4/. Umbrosity.
Umbrio, bria, a. Umbrageous.
Umbróso, sa, a. Shady.
Un, ar. A or an; one: used for weno, before
words; it 1s also occasionally used before
verbs, to givo force to an expression,
U'na, a. V. Uno. A’ una, With one accord.
Unánime, a. Unanimous.
ee ar, ad, Unanimously.
Unanimidád, af Unanimity.
U'ncla, af. An ancient coin.
Unción, 47% Unction, anointing; extreme
unction; devotion. Unciones, Course of
salivation. [sm. Place of salivating.
Uncionário, ria, a, Being under salivation.—
Uncir, ru. To yoke.
Undinte, a. Undulent, wavy.
Undecágono, sm. (Math.) Undecagon.
Undécimo, ma, a. Eleventh.
Undécuplo, pla, a. Eleven times as much.
Undisono, na, a. Billowy, sounding like
waves,
Undoso, sa, a. Wavy, undulatory.
Undulación, gf Undulation.
Undulár, en. To wave, undulate.
Undulatório ria, a. Undulatory.
Ungarina, 8/. V. Anguarina. — [and bark.
U'ngaros, sm. pl, Tannors who tan with lime
Ungido, 4m, Anointed, consecrated.
Ungimiénto, sm. Unction, anointing.
Ungir, va. To anoint, consecrate.
Unguentárlo, ria, a. Unguentary.
Ungientério, en, Perfumo-box; anointer.
Ungiiónto, em. Unguent, ointment, liniment;
ume, Ungiento de Méjico, (Coll)
oney.
Unible, a. That which may be united.
U'nicaménte, ad. Only, simply, purely.
to plants. uality.
Unicldád, af Me Singularity, distinctive
U'nico, ca, a. Unique, singular, single, only ;
raro; alone.
Unicérnio, sm, Unicorn. (Min.) Ceratites.
Unidad, af Unity; principle of dramatlo
unity; conformity. unitedly.
Unidaménte, ad, Jointly, conjunctively,
Unificár, va. To unite into one.
Uniformar, e. To conform.
Uniforme, a. Uniform.
Uniforme, sm. (Mil.) Uniform, regimental,
Petiuniforme, Undress,
Uniformemente, ad. Uniformly.
Uniformidad, af Uniformity.
Unigenito, a. Only-begotten.
Unión, ef. Union, conjunction; conformity ;
unity; composition; combination ; con-
solidation of the lips of a wound; alliance,
coalition; contiguity; hoop, ring. Uni-
ones, Pearls perfectly similar. Union ht-
postitica, Hy tic union, [birth.
Unipara, a. Uniparous, bringing one at a
Unir, ca. To join, unite, conjoin, copulate,
knit; incorporate, coalesce; bind, confed-
erate; approach ; close ; collect; conform ;
consolidate.—zr. To Join, associate, be
united; adhere; be contiguous.
Unison, em. Unison. [son ; monotony.
Unisonáncia, 4f Uniformity of sound, uni-
Unisono, na, a. Unison, sounding alone;
having the same sound.
Unisono, 81m. Unison, a single unvaried note,
Unitário, am, Unitarian.
Unitivo, va, a. Unitive.
Univálvo, va, a. Univalvo. cal,
Universal, a. Universal, general, ecumenti-
Universalidad, 4/. Universality.
Universalménte, ad. Universally.
Universidad, af. Universality; university;
corporation.
Universo, sm. The universe,
Univérso, sa, a. Universal.
Univocación, af. Univocation. [ly.
Univocaménte, ad. Univocally, unanimous-
Univocárse, er. To have the same meaning.
Univoco, ca, a. Univocal; unanimous,
U'no, sm. One; one, any individual.
U'no, na, a, One; closely resembling the
same; sole, only. It fs used relatively or
to supply a name, as Uno dijo, It was
said, or one said. Uno á otro, One an-
other. Todo es uno, It is all the same,
Uno á uno, One by one. Uno por uno,
One and then another. Fauno, ya otro,
Now one, now another. Vayase uno por
otro, Let one go for the other. Una cosa,
A thing undetermined. Una por una,
At any rate, certalnly. Una y no mas,
Never, no more, A’ una, Jointly, to-
gether. Ser para en uno, To be well
matched. Zrá una, To act to the samo
end,
Untadór, ra, a (Surg.) Anointer.
Untadúra, ef, Unction, the act of anointing;
ointment, {ing.
Untamiónto, sm. Unction, the act of anoint-
Untár, va. To anoint, grease; to suborn,
bribe. Untar las manos, To hate Un-
URE
USU
tar los cascos or la cara, To flatter, ca- | Uritra, af (Anat.) Urethra.
jole.—or. To be greased with ufctuous | Urguncia, «7 Urgency, exigenco,
matter; embezzle,
Untuaza, a/. Grease.
U'nto, sm. Grease, fat of animals; unguent,
olntment, Unto amarillo, de rana or
de Méjico, (Coll.) Bribe. Unto de oso,
a grease. Unto de puerco, Hog's
r
Untóso, sa, a. (Prov.) V. Untuoso.
Untnosidád, y. Unctuosity, greasinesa,
Untuoso, sa, 4. Unctuous, greasy.
Untúra, af Unction, olntment.
U'ña, ef. Nail; hoof, claw, talon, fang;
pointed hook of an instrument; cert of
sticks to
the trunk of a felled tree, which
the root; crust on sores; excrescence on
the eyelids; dexterity in stealing; curved
beak of a scorpion. Uñas de la gran
bestia, Elk's hoofs. Uñas de cangrejo,
Crab'a claws, Hincar or meter la uña,
'To sell at an exorbitant price, Mostrar
las uitas, To be inexorable. Mostrar la
uña, To show one's teeth. Quedarse
soplando las uñas, To be disappointed.
ener uñas algun negocio, (Coll.) To be
arduous, Uña olorosa, Shell used in
pharmacy. Sacar las uñas, (Col) To
avall one's self of every means in a difhi-
culty. Uña de caballo, (Bot.) Coltafoot.
Uña de la caña, (Nau.) The neck
of the tiller. Uñas del ancla, The fiukes
of the anchor. with tho nails.
Unlada, af Uñáte, sm. Pinching, scratching
ae Uñarázo, s. Scratch with the nail,
nip.
Uñáza, af. augm. Large nail.
Uñéro, sm. A felon.
Uñéta, Unita, 4f dim, Little nail.
Uniidtra, ef The act of yoking.
Uhir, va. (Prov.) To yoke. V. Uncir.
Uñoso, sa, a. Having long nails or clawa,
U'pa, y. Up, up.
Upar, on. (Coll.) To endeavor to get up.
Urácho, sm, (Anat.) Urachus. tronomy.
Uránia, y. (Myth.) Urania, tho muse of as-
Uránio, em, (Min.) Uranium.
Uranografia, sf. Ouranography, description
of tho heavens.
Uranoscópio, sm, (Ichth.) Star-gazer.
Uráño, fia, a. Coy, reserved, timid; un-
tamed. V. Huraño.
Urbanaménte, ad. Courteously, politely.
Urbanidád, af Urbanity, civility.
Urbano, na, a. Urban, urbane, courteous,
polite, well-bred.
U're . (Nau.) Hooker, dogger; sloop-
ree vessel. (Nau.) Storeship. (Ichth.)
e.
U'rce, sm. (Bot.) Heath.
Urchilla, «f. Archil or orchil. [frame.
Urdidcra, af Warping woman; warping-
Urdidór, ra, 8& Warper; warping-frame;
warping-mill.
Urdidura af. Warping.
Urdiémbre, Urdimbre, 8. Chaln, warp.
Urdir, va. To warp; contrive.
Urótora, af. (Anat.) V. Uretra.
Uréteres, sm. pl. (anaa) Uretera
Wrútico, e Belonging to the urethra.
Urgente, a. Urgent, pressing,
Urgenteménte, ad, Urgently.
Urgur, on. To be urgent, require speedy curo
or immediate executlon* urge.
U'rico, sm. Natron, cerbonate or subcarbon-
ate of soda.
Urinário, ria, a. Urinary.
U'rna, ef Urn; E pg case; urn used by
painters and se e to represent rivers,
Urnicion, af (Nau) T pa
U'ro, em. A kind of wild ox.
Urogállo, em. (Orn.) Bird like a cock.
Uroscópia, af Uroscopy, inspection of urine.
Urráca, af. (Orn.) Magpie.
U'rsa, af. She-bear. md Osa. [St. Ursula,
Ursulina, af Ursuline, nun of the order of
Urúca, sm. (Bot.) V. Achiote,
Usacion, af. Use, the act of using.
Usadaménte, ad. Customary.
Usádo, da, a. Used, employ od; worn out; ex-
perienced, skilful; fashionable, frequent;
second-hand articles, children.
Tságre, sm. A breaking out in the faces of
Usifa, 3 sm. Usage, custom. V. Uso.
Usánza, af. Usage, custom.
Usar, va. To use; wear; accustom, habitu-
ate, practise; exercise an employment or
office; enjoy a thing.—er. To use, bo in
uso or fashion, be wont.
Uséncia, ¢. com. Your roverence, a contrac-
tion of vuestra rererencia: an appella-
tion of honor among friars.
Usefioria, 8. V. Usia.
U'sgo, em. V. Aaco.
Usia, 8. com. Your lordship or your lady-
ship, a contraction of vuextra seitoria,
Usier, sm. Usher, porter. V. Ujier.
Usiria, a com. V. Cota.
Usitádo, da, a. (Prov.) tently used.
U'so, em. Use, employment, service; usu-
fruct; enjoyment; ga ere style,
fashion, mode. (Com. Law) Usance, a
time fixed for the payment of bills of ex-
change. Wearing, wear; constant use, ex-
perience; assiduousness; wear and tear.
Usta f. (Nau.) Tie.
Usted Gash a. com. You (your worship,
your honor), a contraction of vuestra
merced (vuesarced, vusted), a pronoun
used in polite style to address all persons
of respectability, cither orally or by letter.
Usted und ustedes bave always been
written in abbreviation, thus: Va., Vins.,
Vmd., Vmde. At present, usted is rep-
resented by V., and testedes (pl) by VV.
Uatión, af Ustion; exustion.
Ustério, a. V. Zxpejo ustorio.
Usual, a. Usual, customary, ordinary.
Usualménte, ad. peel: of a thing.
Usuario, ria, a. (Law) Having the sole use
sucaption.
Usucapión, ef. (Law
Usueanir. a ae To acquire a right of
roperty in any-thing, by possession for a
Bice od time. °
Usnfricto, ant. Usufruct, profit.
Usufructuár, va. To enjoy the usufruct of
any thing iets thing.
Usufrnetuirio, ria, a, Possessing the usafruct
VAC
VAG
Usúra, af Interest; profit; usury.
ra Y. Geirane. ; ,
Usurariaménte, ad. Usurlously.
Usurário, ria, 4. Usurious.
Usureár, en To lend money on interest;
reap great benefit or advantage.
Usuriéro, ra, a. Usurer, money-lender.
Usuróro, ra, ¢. Usurious.
Usurpación, «f. Usurpation,
Usurpadór, ra, s. Usurper.
Usurpár, va. To usurp; assume another's
office and dignity; grasp.
Ut, em. Ut, tho first of the musical notes,
Utéa, sm, and /. (Utla or lutia.) An Amer-
lean quadruped of the size of an opossum,
but exactly like a great rat, on which ac-
count some call it the Indian rut. V.
Hutia. ml
Utensilio, am, Utensil. Utensilios, (Mil.)
Articles which the tenant of a house is to
furnish the soldier quartered with him;
implements. E
Uterino, a. Uterine, born of the same moth-
U'tero, am. Uterus, womb.
U'til, a. Useful, profitable.
U'til, am. V. Utilidad.
Utilidad, af. Utility, profit; usefulness,
Utilizár, en. To be useful.—or. To profit;
take advantage of or profit by.
U'tilménte, ad. Usefully.
Utépia, af Utopia, imaginary country.
Utrero, ra, a. Ut rétro, ad. Bull or heifer
between two and three years old.
Ut súpra, ad. (Lat.) As above.
U'va, ef. pta tippler. Z/echo una uva,
Very drunk, Wart on the eyelid; fruit
of the barberry-bush; tumor on the epl-
lottis, Ure de Corinto, (Bot.) Currants.
ta pasa, Raisins. Uvu espin, espina,
or crespa, Gooseberry. Uva de mar,
Shrubby_horse-tail. Uva lupina or
terca, Wolf-berrlea Uva de raposa,
Nightshade. Uva taminea or taminia,
Lousewort.—pl, Bunch of grapes.
Uváda, e. Abundance of grapes.
Uval, a. Belonging to grapes.
Uváto, am, Conserve of grapes.
Uvayéma, 2f Species of wild vine. [eye
U’vea, sf Uvea, the outermost coat of the
Uvéro, sm, Retailer of Clip
Uvilla, ita, ef. dim, A small grape.
U'vula, €”. (Anat.) Uvula
U'zas, ef. Kind of Brazilian crab.
Y.
V, cay, 4% in pronunciation fs often made to
sound like , Which fault should be care-
fully avoided. V is very often used in
manuscript instead of the capital U; also
in contraction for Jated, you, and VV. for
Ustedes, you (formerly Vd. Vin. Vina,
Vda, Vine. Vinda.); also, for cuestra,
vuestras : as, V. M., Vuestra majestad,
Your majesty; V. 8. Usia (onestra se-
foria), Your lordship or ladyship, dec.
Váca, af. Cow. Vaca de leche, Mileh-cow.
Beef. Solomo de vaca, Sirloin of beef.
(Prov.) Joint stock of two partners in
gambling. (Ichth.) Sea-cow. V. Muna-
ti. Vaca de Sun Anton, (Ent.) Lady-
cow, lady-bird. Vaca marina, (Ichth.)
Sea-cow. [Holidaya.
Vacación, af. Vacation, intermission.—pi.
Vacáda, af Drove of cows.
Vacáncia, 3/. rt [cy ; vacation.
Vacánte, a. Vacant, disengaged.—y. Vacan-
Vacár, en, To cease, stop; be vacant; de-
vote one's self to a particular thing.—va.
To vacate an office.
Vacia, af. Basin. V. Bacia.
Vaciadero, 9m. Drain, sink.
Vactadizo, za, A. Cast, moulded.
Vaciádo, am. Form or image, moulded or
cast in plaster or wax; excavation.
Vacladór, a. Moulder.
Vaclainar, gf (Nau.) Low-water tide.
Vaciamiénto, sm. Casting, moulding; ovac-
uating, hollowing.
er. | Vaciár, va. To empty, evacuate, clear. Va-
ctar el costal, To tell all that one knows,
To mould; model; fall into. (Arch.) To
excavate,—on. To fall, decrease; not to
make a good use of one's time; fude.—ovr.
To be spilt; be empty or vacant.
Vacledád, af (Prov.) Emptiness, vacuity ;
obscene langnage. [dry or barren.
Vacióro, sm. Shepherd whose sheep are all
Vacilación, af Vacillation, staggering; per-
plexity, irresolution.
Vacilánte, pa. and a, Vacillating; irresolute.
Vacllár, vn. To vacillate, waver, fluctuate;
stagger.
Vacin, am. Basin. V. Bacin.
Vacio, cía, a. Void, empty; unoccupied;
idle; frultless; concave, hollow; vain,
presumptuous; unloaded, empty.
Vacio, sm. Void, vacuum; vacancy; con-
cavity. hollowness; blank space in a book
or writing; ullage of a cask or other ves-
sel; animal not with young: vacuity,
cavity; flank of animals De vacio,
empty. mines,
Vacisco, em. Fragments in quicksilver
Váco, ca, a. Vacant.
Vacuidád, af Emptiness,
Vacuista, am. Vacuist. [vaccine virus.
Vactina, af. Ulcer on cows’ teats; cow-pox,
Vacunación, af Vaccination.
Vacunador, en. Vaccinator.
Vacunar, ra. To vaccinate. Lysectne.
Vacáúno, na, a. Belonging to black cattle,
Vacuo, a, €. Vacant; unoccupied.—em,
Vacuum.
Váde, am, Vademecum, portfolio.
Vadeáble, a. Fordable; superable.
Vadeár, ra. To wade, ford; surmonnt ;
sound, try.—er. To conduct one's self
Vademécum. sm. Any thing portable.
Vadóra, af Ford, shallow part of a river.
Vide iba adv. expres. Get you gone!
away
Vado, sm. Ford, shallow, part of a river;
expedient. No hallar vado, To be ata
loss how to act.
Vailoso, sa, a. Shallow.
Vafe, am. (Prov.) Bold undertaking.
Vagabando, da, a. and e, ea
VAL VAL
Valentón, na, €. Arrogant, vainglortous.
Valentonáda, Valentóna, «f Brag, boast.
Valentonázo, em. augm. Bully, boaster.
Valentoncillo, lla, a. dim. A little vain or
presumptuous.
Valéo, am, Kind of shrub used for brooms;
round mat; shaggy mat.
Valér, er. To be valuable, deserving ; be
salable, marketable; provail, avail; serve
as an asylom; be valid or binding; boa
head; have power, be able; be worth,
produce; amount to; be in favor; be
equivalent to; have course.—va. To pro-
tect, patronize, defend, favor.—or. To
employ, make use of; avail one's self of,
have recourse to. Wdlgate Dios, Heav-
en bless or pardon you!
Valér, am Value. Menos valer, Loss of
the privileges of nobility or other rights.
(Mot.) Mark of infamy.
Valeriána, ef. (Bot.) Valerian.
Valerosaménte, ad. Valiantly. [erful.
Valeróso, sa, a. Valiant, brave, heroic; pow-
Valetudinário, ria, a. Valetudinarian.
Valia, sf Appraisement, valuation; credit,
favor; faction.
Validación, y! Validity.
Válidaménte, ad. Validly. fing.
Validár, ca. To give validity, render bind-
Validéz, af Validity, stability.
Válido, da, a. Valid, firm, prevalent; bind-
ing; availing of, confident of; favored,
accepted, esteomed ; powerful; availed.
Valido, em. A favorite.
Valiénte, a. Strong, vigorous; valiant, spir-
ited, brave, courageous; valid; eminent,
Vallénte, am. Bully, brageedoct
aliénte, sm. Bully, 0.
Valienteménte, ad. Vigorously ; valiantly,
strenuously.
Valimténto, 6m. Use, using or employing ;
utility, benefit, advantage; gratuitous
contribution ; interest, favor, protection ;
star graces.
Valiéso, sa, a. Rich, very valuable.
Valiza, af. (Nau.) ‘Beacon, buoy. Valisa
terrestre, Landmark. [in some porta,
Valizáje, am, Duties paid by the shipping
Válla, af Intrenchment; barrier.
Valladár, sm. (Prov.) V. Vallado.
Valladeár, va. To inclose with stakes. Y.
Vallar.
Valládo, sm. Inclosure, fence, lock,
Vallár, ea. To fence, hedge.
Valle, sm. Vale, dale, valley.
Vallico, em, (Bot) Ray-grass.
Valóna, ef. A boy's shirt-coller. [breeches.
Valónes, Ar A sort of trowsers or wide
Valór, sm. Value, price; validity ; power;
valor, fortitude, courage; revenue.
Valoración, af V. Valuacion.
Valorfr, Valoreár, ea. To appraise, value.
V. Vatuar,
Valoría, af Valuo, price.
Valorizár, on. sore nk Valorar.
Vals, am. Válsa, ef. Waltz.
Valsár, on, To waltz.
Valuación, af Valuation.
Valuár, ea. To value, appraise.
Valvasór, em. Gontleman, nobleman,
Vagaménte, ad. In a vague manner.
Vagamundeér, en. (Coll.) To rove or loiter
Va ad do, d Vagabond.
agamúndo, da, a. Vagabon
Ab ei y. Vener:
nte, pa. Vagrant
Vagar, on. To rove or loiter about; wan-
er, range; be at lelsure; be loose and
irregular.
Vagár, sm. Lelsuro; slowness, indolence,
Vagarosaménte, ad, Vagrantly.
Vagaróso, sa, a. Vagrant.
Vagizo, am. (Prov.) Skin of pressed grapes,
Vagido, em. ofa child; convulsive sob.
Vagina, 8/. (Anat.) Vagina.
Vago, ga, a Errant, by ik, restless ;
vague, unsettled; lax, loose. V. Vaco.
Vos caga, A vague i ea En vugo,
Unfirmly ; unsuccessfully, in vain.
Vigo, em. (Prov.) Uncultivated plot of
ground ; a vagabond. rpg
Vagueación, gf. Restlessness, Jevity, un-
Vagueánte, pa. and a. Wandering.
Vagueár, on. To rove, loiter. V. Pagar.
Vaguedúd, af Inconstancy.
Vaguido, am. Giddiness; risk, danger.
Yayuido, da, a. Giddy; perplexed.
Vahanéro, ra, @. (Prov.) Knavish.
Vahár, on. To exhale.
Vaharada, ef. Vapor, or breath.
Vaharéra, af. ed.) Thrush, a disease of
sucking children.
Vaharina, 8/. ae) Steam, vapor, mist.
Vaheir, on. To exhale, emit steam or
vapor,
Vahido, em. Vertigo, giddiness.
Vaho, en. Steam, li Y. Baho.
Vahúno, na, a. Savage, low, wild. V. Ba-
huno, four vertical planes.
Vaida, Y. (Arch.) Vault or arch cut into
Vaina, 8/. Scabbard of a sword; knife or
scissors case ; d, capsule, husk, hull,
cod. (Nau.) Bolt-rope tabling.
Valnázas, am. (Coll) A humdrum, dull, or
dronish person.
Vainóro, sn. Scabbard-maker.
Vainica, sf (Dim.) A small pod or husk. A
back-stitch near the seam at the edging
of clothes. inet) Vanelloes, vanilla,
Vainilla, ¢f (Dim.) A small pod or husk.
Vaivén, em, Fluctuation, vibration; un-
steadiness; giddiness; risk, danger.
vas af. Table-service of dishes, plates, zo.
Val, sm. Vale, dale, valley. (Prov.) Sewor,
drain, sink. Ancient contraction of vale,
from ealer.
Valár, a. Relating to a rampart.
Vite, sm. Farewell, adiou; bond or promis-
sory note. Vale real or vales reales,
Government bonds. Note of pardon given
to schoolboys by tho master. Xi último
cala, the last farewell.
Valedéro, ra, a. Valid, binding.
Valedór, ra, 8. Protector, defendor.
Valentácho, am. Hector, bully.
Valentia, 4/7 .Valor, courage, gallantry ; fent,
heroic exploit, dexterity; brag; an ex-
traordinary effort.
Valentisimo, ma, a. sup. Most valiant.
rió SS Braggadocio.
VAR
Válvula, af Valve; flap.
Valvuililla, af Valvule.
Vamos, interj. Well, come! Well, go on!
Vampiro, sm. Vampire.
Vanaglórla, af Vainglory, boast. [of
Vanagloriárse, er. To be vainglorious, boast
Vanagloriosaménte, ad. Vainglorionsly.
Vanaglorlóso, sa, a. Vainglorious, conceited.
Vanamónte, ad. Vainly; superstitiously ;
without foundation; arrogantly, pre-
sumptuously; idly.
Vandalismo, #7. Vandalism.
Vándalo, la, 8,'and a. Vandal; vandalic.
Vandóla, af (Nau) Jury-mast.
Vaneár, vn, To talk nonsense.
a © (Her.) Scallop.
Vanguárdia, 4f Vanguard.
Vanidád, ef Vanity; ostentation; non-
sense; inanity, levity, e CEE Ha-
cer tanidad, To boast of.
Vanidóso, sa, a. Vain, foppish, haughty.
Vanilocuéncia, af Verbosity.
Vanilocuo, cua, @. Vain language.
Vanilóquio, sm. Vaniloqny. [ed vanity.
Vanistério, am. (Coll.) Ridiculous or affect-
Vino, na, a. Vain; inane, empty; useless,
frivolous; arrogant, conceited, foppish ;
insubstantial. Xn tano, In vain.
Váno, sm. (Arch.) Vacnam in a wall.
Vapór, sm. Vapor, steam, breath; frenzy ;
Vaporáble, a, V fo
aporáble, a. Vaporous, fumy.
Vaporación, 8. Eva ration. 4 orar.
Vaporár, Vaporeár, Vaporizár, ca. V. Eva-
Va Tacline we (Cal Whippi
apulación, af (Coll. pping.
Vapulamiénto, am. Y Va Nacion:
Vapulár, va. (Coll.) To whip, Bog.
Vapuléo, am. (Coll.) Whipping.
Vaqueár, va. To cover cows with the bull.
Vaqueria, af. Herd or drove of black cattle.
(Amer.) A farm for grazing cattle.
Vaqueriles, em. pl. Winter pasture for cows.
Vaquerillo, sm, dim. Boy who attends cows.
Vaqueriza, sf Stable for black cattle in
winter.
Vaquerizo, za, a. Relating to cows.
Vaquerizo, sm. Y. Vaquero.
Vaquéro, am. Cowherd, cow-keeper; Jacket
dE loose dress worn by women and chil-
ren.
Vaquéro, ra, a. Belonging to cowherds.
Vaquéta, 4/. Sole-leather, tanned cow-hide;
ramrod. V. Baqueta.
Vaqueteár, ea. To flog with leather thongs.
Vaquetéo, em. Flogging, running the gantlet.
Vaquilla, Vaquita, af dim, A small or young
Vira, 4% Mod: pole, staff d
ra, £f Rod; pole, staff; verge, a wand.
Vara de alguacil, The office of a consta-
ble. Yard-stick ; herd of forty or
pl
head of swine; perch or roost of a fal- | V:
con; chastisement. Vara alta, Sway,
high hand. Vara de peacar, Fishing-
rod. Vara or varilla de cortina, A
VAR
Varadéros, em, au.) Skids or skeeds.
V ree Nee)
Varádo, a. Y. Listado.
Varador, sm. (Nau.) Voyal, a hawser bent
to the cable, for heaving in the anchor.
Varal, em. A long pole or perch. (Coll.) A
tall, slender person.
Varapálo, sm. A long polo; switch; blow
with a pole. (Coll.) Trouble, vexation.
| Varár, oa. (Nau.) To run aground.—en.
(Nau.) To be stranded ; be stopped.
Varascóto, em, Treillage.
Varázo, am. Stroke with a pole.
Varbásco, em. V. Verbasco.
Varchilla, af Measure of grain, which con-
taina the third part of a funega,
Vardásca, af A thin twig. [switch.
Vardascázo, sm. Stroke with a twig or
Vareadór, sm. One who beats down with a
pole or staff.
sm. Retail-trade, selling by the
-
yard; beating down the fruit of trees.
Vareár, va. To beat down the fruit of trees;
cudgel, beat; wound bulls or oxen with
a goad ; measure or sell by the yard.—or.
Grow thin or lean.
Varejón, em. A thick pole or staff.
Varendáje, sm, (Nau.) Collection of floor-
timbers.
be aes (Nan.) Floor-timber. Varen-
a de plan, (Nau.) Midship floor-timber.
Aita de de sobreplanos, (Nau.) Floor-
er.
Varéo, sm, Measurement,
Vareta, af (Dim.) A small rod or twig.
Lime-twig for catching birds; stripe; a
piquant expression; a circujtous manner
of speech. Jrse de vareta, (Coll.) To
have a diarrhea.
Varcteár, ta, To variegate.
Variable, a. Variable; fickle.
Variablemente, ad. Variably.
Variación, af Variation; change.
Variádo, da, a. Variegated, colored.
Varlamónte, ad. Variously. ing.
Yariánto, 4/. Various readinga—pa, Vary-
Variár, va. To change, shift; varicgata.—
on. To vary.
Varice, ef. (Surg.) Varix.
Varicóso, sa, a. (Surg.) Varicose.
Variedád, q/. Variety; chango, variation.
Variegádo, da, a. Variegated.
Varilla, ef (Dim.) A small rod. Cartain-
rod; spindle; switch. Varillas, Jaw-
bones. Itib or stick of a fan.
Varilláje, em. Collection of ribs of a fan.
Vario, ria, a. Various, different; incon-
stant, variable; vague; variegated. Va-
rios, Some.
Vario, em. (Ichth.) Pink, minnow.
Variz, am. (Surg.) V. Fártce.
aron, 6m. Man; man of respectability.
Varon de Dios, A holy man. Santo ca-
ron, (Coll.) A good bat not a wise man.
Varon del timon, (Nau.) Rudder-pendant,
curtain-rod. Varas, Shafts of a coach. | Varonin, 4/. Male issue.
Varas de lus, Meteors. Vara de Jesé, | Varoníl, a. Manly, masculine ;
(Bot.) Tuberosa.
Varáda, of (Nau) The act of a vessol run-
ning aground or stranding.
Arited.
Varonilménte, ad. Manfully, valiantly.
Varráco, am. Y. Verraco.
| V nrraqueár, en. To grunt like Eo
VED
Vasalláje, sm. Vassalage ; liege-money.
Vasállo, lla, e. Vassal, subject.
Vasállo, lla, a. Subject. ee are put.
Vasár, ¢m. Buffet on which glasses or ves-
Vascongiuio, da, a, and 4, The native of Ala-
va, Guipúzcoa, and Biscay, and the things
belonging to them.
Vascuénce, sm. Biscay dialect. (Coll.) Jar-
n, gibberish. Jiublar en vascuence,
o speak Spanish so brokenly as not to
be understood.
Vascular, a. Vascular.
Vasculifero, ra, 4. Vasculiferous,
Vasculóso, sa, a. Vascular.
Váse, or. Third person singular of the
present indicative of Jr, To go. In
plays, Exit,
Vaséra, 8/. Cupboard ; kitchen-dresser.
Vasico, sm dim. A small glass, cup, or
vessel.
Vasija, ¢f Butt, plpe, or cask for liquors
Pasi que a A leaky cask.
Vasijilla, ita, af dim, of Vasija,
Vasillo, ito, am. dim, A small glass or cup.
Vasillo, Celi or comb of bees,
Váso, em. Vase; tumbler, glass; the quan-
tity of liquor contained in it; vessel; the
capacity, room, or extent of any thing;
horse's hoof: vessel, vein, or artery; ro-
ceptacle. Vaso de barro, The hnman
body; sn earthen vessel. Vasos, Close-
stools, chamber-pots.
Vastago, sm. Stem, shoot.
Vastedád, af Vastness.
Vásto, ta, a Vast, huge.
Váte, en. Bard, druid.
Vaticinadór, ra, a, Prophet, diviner.
Vaticinánte, pa. Foretelling.
Vaticinár, va. To foretell.
Vaticínio, em. Vaticination.
Vatídico, ca, 2. (Poet.) Prophetical.
Vaya, of. Scoff, Jest.—¿nterj, Go; go to;
come! indeed !
Veáso, See.
Vocéra, 3f: (Prov.) Drove of animals.
Veceria, af Herd of swine. [ternately.
Veoéro, ra, a. and & Une who performs al-
Vecinál, a. V. Vicinal,
Vecinaménte, ad. Near, contiguously.
Vecindád, af Population; vicinity, con-
or taf
Vecindádo, am. Y. Vecindad.
Vecindário, sm, The population of a place;
roll of the inhabitants of a place; nelgh-
borhood, vicinity. near.
Vecino, na, 4. Neighboring; nefghbor, next,
Vecino, sm. Neighbor, housekeeper; citi-
zen, freeman. Afedio vecino, (Prov.) He
who, in a parish distinct from his resi-
dence, paying half the contributions, en-
joys tho right of depasturing his cattle
on the commons
Vectigáles, am. pl. Toll, duty paid on goods
which are carried from one place to
another.
Véda, @ Prohibition by law.
Yadado, em. Warren, inclosure for game.
Vedamiénto, sm, Prohibition.
Vedár, va, To prohtbit, forbid; impede.
Vedegamibre, em, (Bot.) Hellebore.
VEJ
Vedéja, af. V. Guedeja,
Vedojúdo, da, a. (Prov.) V. Vedijudo.
Vedija, af Entangled lock of wool; flake;
tuft of entangled hair. .
Vedijéro, ra, 8. Collector of loose locks of
wool at shearing.
Vos: a 1 A robo sock ok wool.
edijúdo, da, Vedijóso, sa, a. Having en-
tangled or matted hair. [V. Viñedo.
Vedúño, sm, Quality of vines or grapes.
Veedór, ra, €. Spy, watcher; overseer, in-
spector; caterer; principal equerry to the
king. (MiL) Inspector.
Veeduría, sf. Employment of an inspector;
the inspector's office ; controllership.
Véga, 4/. A tract ofievel and fruitful ground;
a mead or a meadow. (Cuba) A tobacco
field. times; by turns.
Vegída, sf Time. A’ las copadas At
Vegotabilidád, af Vegetability.
Vegetable, a, and em. V. Vegetal.
Vegetación, af. Vegetation.
Vegetal, a. and em. A bs. gia vegetal.
Vegetinte, pa. Vegetating.
Vegetar, en. To vegetate.
Vegetatlvo, va, a. Vegetative.
Veguér, em. In Arragon, the magistrate of
a certain district; the chief magistrate of
Andorra, a valley in Catalonia.
Veguería, 4/. The jurisdiction of the Veguer.
Veguerio, am. V. Vegueria,
Veguáúro, sm. (Cuba) The steward who takes
care of a vega,
Veheméncia, ef. Vehemence, violence.
Veheménte, a, Vehement, impetuous; per-
sunsive; fervent.
Vehementeménte, ad. Vehemently.
Vehículo, sm. Vehicle.
Veintavo, em. The twenticth part ofa thing.
Veinte, a. and em. Twenty. V. Vigésimo.
A’ las veinte, Unseasonably. Pin stand-
ing alone in front of the nine-pins.
Veointén, sm. A gold dollar.
Veinténa, 4/. The twenticth part; a score.
Veintenár, am. V. Veintena, cars,
Veintenário, ria, @ Containing twenty
Veinténo, na, a. Twentleth. Veinteno,
Applied to cloth containing 2000 threads
in the warp.
AE eles €. Lasting Pedo years, ¿
einteocheno, na, a. ied to a warp o
2500 threads. gi
Veinteseiséno, na, a. Applied to the warp
of cloth having 2600 threads.
Velnticínco, a. Twenty-five. ‘
Veinticnatréno, na, a. Twenty-fonrth.
Veinticuatria, af The dignity of a veintt-
cuatro (alderman) in Seville.
Veinticuátro, 4. Twenty-four.—sm, Alder-
man of Seville, and other towns of An-
dalusia,
Veintidós, a. Twenty-two.
Veintidoséno, na, Veintedoséno, na, a. Ap-
pied to cloth, the warp of which contains
00 threads,
Vetale, lo, See it.
Vejación, af. Vexation, oppression.
amen, em. Taunt, scurrilous criticism.
Vejaminísta, em. Censor.
Vejancón, na, a, and 8 augm. coll. Decrepit.
ee ts re ee ee
Vejár, va, To vex, harass; scoff; tease.
Vejarrón, na, @. and €. augm. coll, Very old.
Vejocito, ta, a. and a. dim. Y. Viejecito.
Vejestório, am, (Coll) Old trumpery; a
petulant old man,
Vejéte, am. (Coll.) A ridiculous old man;
actor who personates an old man.
Vejóz, 81. Old age; decay.
Vejezuólo, sm. dim. A little old man.
Vejezuéla, ef. dim. An old ha
Vejiga, pe, ladder, gall-bladder; blister.—
pl. Pustules of small-pox; wind-galls in
1orses, Vejiga de perro, (Bot.) Common
winter-cherry,
Veligación, af. Blistering.
Vejixatório, em. A blistering plaster.
Vejigatério, ria, a, serie
Yejigázo, em. Blow with a bladder fall of
wind. Dar un vefigazo, To cheat.
o pt rge gr din
ejigiiéla or iguica, i f dim,
Sruall bladder” eee
Vejiguéro, em. Looker-on at a gaming-table;
collector of rents.
Vejón, na, 8. Very old person.
Vóla, af Watch ; vigilance; watchman ; pil-
grimago. V. Romeria. Candle; awning;
sail, ship; nightwork. Vela mayor, Main-
sail. Vela de trinquete, Foro-sail. Vela
de mesana, Mizzen. Vela de gavia, Main-
top-sail. Vela de velacho, Fore-top-sail.
Vela de sobremesana, Mizzcn-top-sail.
Vela de juanete mayor, Main-top-gal-
Jant-sall. Vela oe nete de proa, Fore-
top-gallant-sall. Vela de periquito de
sobremesana, Mizzen-top-gallant-sail Ve-
la de cebadera, Sprit-sail. Vela de sobre-
cebadera, Sprit-sail-top-sail. Vela seca,
Cross-jack-sail. Vela de estay, Stay -sail.
Vela de maricangallo, Driver. Vela de
senda, Try-sail. Vela de cangreja,
Boom-sail. Velas de proa, Head-sails.
Velas de popa, After-sails. Velas mayo-
res, Courses. Vela baradera, Drabler.
Vela de crus, A square-sail. Vela de
lustrar, Port-sail. Caida de una cela,
Drop or depth of a sail. Gratil de una
vela, Head of a sail. Vela encapillada,
Sail blown over the yard. Vela aferrada,
Farled sail Vela cuzada, Trimmed sail.
Vela larga or desaferrada, Unfurled
sall. Vela cargada arriba or sobre las
candelizas, A sail hauled up in the brails.
Vela tendida, Tanght or full sail. Vela
desrelingada, Sail blown from the bolt-
rope. Vela en facha, Backed sail. Vela
que flamea, Sail which shivers in the
wind. Vela cuadrada, Square-sail. 3fa-
rear una vela, To set a sail. Zicerso á
la cela, To set sail. Llevar poca vela,
To carry an easy sail. lfacer fuerza de
vela, To crowd sail. En vela, Vigilantly,
without sleep. A’ la vela, Prepared,
equipped, ready. A’ tela y pregon,
Auction by inch of candle. Juego de
velas, A set of salls. Tender las relas,
(Met.) To take proper steps for attaining
an object; to seize an opportunity for ob-
taining one’s desires,
Volácho, em. (Nau.) Fore-top-sail.
VEL
ee —
Velación, sf Watch. Velaciones, Nuptial
benedictions, o
Veláda, af Watch. V.Velacion. Veladas,
Veládo, sm. Married man.
Veladór, ra, 8. Watchiman ; vigilant keeper,
spy; 8 large Jamp used by tradesmen to
work at night. Veldmen.
Velije, sm. (Nau.) Sails in general. Y.
Velimbres, sm. pl. Nuptial benedictions.
Velámen, am, E 20) Set of sails. Arreglar
el velámen, To trim the sails.
Volar, on. To watch, wake; be attentive or
vigilant. (Nau.) To appear above the
water, as rocks. Pelar las escotas, (Nau.
To stand by tho sheets—va. To gu
watch, keep; marry, give the nuptial
benediction; attend the sick or deceased
at night.
Velárte, em. Sort of fine broadcloth.
Veleldád, y. Velleity; feeble will; incon-
stancy, fickleness.
Veleidéso, sa, a. Fickle, inconstant.
Velejár, on. (Nau.) To make use of sails.
Veléño, sm. (Bot.) Henbane. Veleño blanco,
White honbane. Veleño negro, Black or
common henbane.
Velería, af. A tallow-chandler's shop.
Veléro, am. Tallow-chandler ; ee
Veléro, ra, a. Swift-salling : applied to a ship.
Velésa, sf. (Bot.) Leadwort.
Velóta, sf Weather-cock ; fickle person.
Velote, am. A thin vell.
Velfalla, af A sort of linen.
Velicacién, Y (Med.) Stimulation.
Velicár, ea. To twitch.
Velico, illo, ito, ¢m. (Dim.) A small veil;
embroidered pens
Velilla, ita, af dtm, A small candle.
Velláco, sm. V. Bellaco.
Vellocillo, sm. Very short, soft hair.
Velléra, af Woman who takes off hair on
women's faces,
Vellido, da, a. Downy, villous.
Véllo, 82. Down, soft hair; nap ; gossamer.
Vellocino,am. Sheep's skin with the wool on.
Vellón, sn. Fleece, wool of one sheep; lock
of wool; copper coin of Castile.
Velloncico, illo, ito, am. A small fleece.
Vellonéro, em. Collector of fleeces at shear-
ing. [cloth,
V ellóra, e (Prov.) Knot taken from woollen
Vellori, Vellorin, em. Broadcloth of the
color of wool.
Vellorita, > Gok) Cowslip. [mariners.
Vellósa, af (Low) Coarse cloth worn by
Vellosidád, af Downiness.
Vellosilla, af. (Bot.) Croeping mouse-ear.
Vellóso, sa, @. Downy, hairy.
Vellúdo, da, a. Downy, shaggy.
Vollúdo, am, Shag, velvet.
Vellutéro, am. (Prov.) Velvet-worker.
Vélo, am. Veil, curtain ; feast at taking the .
veil; cover, disguise; pretence, pretext,
mask; obscurity. Correr el velo, To pull
off the mask. Zomar el velo, To become
8 nun.
Velocidád, 2 Velocity, , feetness,
Velon, sm. Lamp in which oll is burnt.
Velonéra, af, Wooden lamp-stand or bracket.
Velonéro, sm. Lamp-maker.
Velóz, a. Swift, nimble.
Velozménte, ad. Swiftly.
Véna, ¢f Vein; fibre of plants; hollow,
cavity; vein of metal in mines Vena
poética, A poetical vein. Diverse quality
or color of carth or stones; stripes in
stones; mineral water found under
ground. Coger or hallar & alguno de
vena, To find ono in a favorable disposi-
tion. Dar en or hallar la vena, To hit
upon the right means,
Venáblo, em, Javelin. [deer.
Venadéro, am. Place much frequented by
Venadito, sm. dim. A small deer.
Venádo, em. Deer; venison.
Venáje, sm. Current of a stream.
Venál, a. Venal; salable; mercenary.
Venalidád, af Venality.
Venalogia, 4/. Treatise of the veins.
Venático, ca, a. Having a voin of madness.
Venatório, ria, a. Venatic.
Vencedór, ra, 4. Conqueror, victor.
Vencéjo, am. String, band. (Orn.) Martlet,
martinet.
Vencér, ca. To conquer, subdue, defeat,
master; surmount, clear; persuade.—on.
To conquer, gain, sacceed.—or. To govern
one’s passions.
Vencíble, a. Conquerable; snperable.
Vencido, da, a. Conquered, subdued; due;
payable. Llerar de vencida, To prove
victorious,
Vencimiénto, sm. Victory, conquest ; bend-
ing or turning down. Vencimiento de
plaeo, (Com.) Maturity of a bill of ex-
change. Al vencimiento del , At
the expiration of the time that a bill
comes due.
Vénda, 4f Bandage; fillet.
Vendáje, ens. Commission on sales; ligature | Y
with a fillet, bandage.
Vendár, va. To tio with a band, fillet, or
bandage; fillet. Vendar los ojos, To
hoodwink.
Vendaval, em. A strong wind south by west.
Vendedéro, ra, 8, One employed in selling.
Vendedór, ra, 8. Seller, trader, retailer,
hucketer, vender.
Vendehúmos, sm. Vender of puffed-up
promises; Penna a smoke-seller.
Vendéja, af A public sala.
Vendér, va. To sell; betray for money,
rostitute; render dear or difficult; de-
ude with false pretences. (Met.) To be-
tray faith, confidence, or friendship. Ven-
der juncia, (Coll.) To boast of what one
ought not. Vender por mayor, To sell
in the lump, or by wholesale.—or. To
boast; devote one's self to the service of
another. Venderse caro, To be of diffi-
cult access. Venderse barato, To make
one's solf cheap. Vender cara la vida,
To fight desperately. A’ mis que las
vendo, ase No deceiving those who
aro thoroughly acquainted with the busi-
ness or thing.
Venderacho, em. Vender, dealer.
Vendible, a. Balable, markotable.
Vendica, ílla, ita, af dim, Small fillet or
pliz E a small diadern.
Vendicion, af. Sale, selling,
Vendido, da, a. Sold. Xutar vendido, To
bo exposed to great risks. Estar como
vendido, To be in danger.
Vendimia, sf Vintage; large gain.
Yendimiádo, da, a. Gathered vintage.
Como por viña vendimiada, Easily.
Vondimiadór, ra, 8. Vintager.
Vendimiár, ea. To gather the vintage; en-
joy unlawful perquisites; reap benefits or
rofit unjustly.
Véndo, sm. List of cloth.
Vendúta, 4f (Amer.) Auction, yendue.
Vendutóro, sm. Auctioneer. CTA
Veneficiár, va. To bewitch, injure by witeh-
Venef icio,sm. Charm, witchcraft ; poisoning.
Venéfico, ca, a, Poisonous, using witch
Venenár, va. V. Envenenar.
Venenifero, ra, a, (Poet.) V. Venenoso.
Venéno, em. Poison, venom; wrath, fury.
(Met.) Polson, any thing pernicious to
morals and religion.
Venenosaménte, ad. Venomously.
Venenosidád, 4f Poisonousness.
Venenóso, sa, a. Venomous, poisonous.
Venéra, sf Porcelain shell worn by pilgrims;
badge or star of a military order; vein o
metal in a mine; spring of water.
Venerable, a. Venerable,
Venerableménte, ad. Venerably.
Veneración, 4/. Veneration ; worship; honor,
Veneradór, ra, €. Worshipper.
Venerándo, da, a. Venerable,
Veneránte, pa. Worshipping.
Venerár, va. To venerate, worship, honor.
Venérco, rea, a, Venereous, ven
Venéro, sm. A vein of metal ina mine; a
E of water; origin, root, source.
Venerudla, 4f A small porcelain shell.
engadór, ra, a. Avenger.
Vengáble, a. Worthy of revenge.
Vengila, g/. A kind of thin veil (Mil) A
slender cane or staff used by captains.
Venginza, af. Revenge, vengeance.
Vongir, Bat To revenge, avenge.—or. To be
reven
Vengativaménte, ad. Revengefully.
Vengativo, va, a. Revengeful, vindictive.
Vénia, 8/. Pardon, forgiveness, leave, per-
mission ; royal license to minors to man-
age their own estates; bow with the head.
Vental, a. Venlal.
Venlalidid, af Venfalness,
Venialménte, ad. Venially.
Venida, af Arrival; regress; overflow of a
river; attack In fencing; rashness.
Venidéro, ra, a. Future, coming. En lo ve-
nidero, Henceforth.
Venidéros, am. pl. Posterity.
Venido, da, a. Come, arrived. Bien venido
or venida, Welcome.
Venino, em. Boil, a tumor.
Venino, na, a. Poisonous.
Venir, en. To come, Ven acá, (Coll.) Come
hither. To happen; follow, succeed; pro-
ceed from, originate in, infer, deduce; as-
sent, yleld; suit, answer; grow; occur.
(Arith.) To result. Used as an anxillary,
and followed by the prep. 4, it signifies
either the action of tho fullowing verb, or
VEN
VER
the state of readiness for action : as, Ven ir; Ventregáda, af Brood, litter.
bailando, To dance. Ventr á cuentas, To Ventrira, 4f Roller or girdie for the belly.
calculate.
Venir & ménos, To decay., Ventriculo, 4m. Ventricle, the stomach.
Venir de perilla, To come at the nick of Ventrilocuo, em. Ventriloquist.
time. Venir pié con bola, Just noe
EA To ferment. Veniree á buenas.
eld,
lbs asleep. [in a drain or trench.
Venora, sf (Prov.) Range of stones or bricks
Venóso, sa, 4. Venous; ie
Venta, ef. Sale, market. Venta confiden-
cial, A trust sale; a poor inn on roads.
Ser una venta, To be a dear place. Open
place exposed to the weather.
Ventáda, sf A gust of wind.
0!
Venires durmiendo, To be fall- Ventúra, ef Luck, fortune; casualty; risk,
Ventrón, am. augm. of Vientre,
Ventroso, sa, Ventrúdo, da, a. Big-bellied.
venture. Por ventura, By chance. Pro-
bar ventura, To try one's fortune.
Venturéro, ra, a, Casual; lucky; vagrant;
adventurous.
Venturéro, sm. Fortune-hunter ; land-loper.
Ventarilla, ¢f Good luck,
Venturina, 8f. Gold-stone.
Ventúro, ra, a. Future.
Ventíja, sf. Advantago, preference; gain; Venturón, sm. augm. Great luck,
odds given at play.
Ventajosaménte, ad. Advantageously.
er tity Ba, 1. Advantageous,
Ventálla, af Valve. V. Vudoula,
Ventalle, an. Fan. V. Abantco.
Ventana. af Window; window-shutter ; nos-
tril; either of the senses of seeing or hear-
ing. Tener ventana al cierzo, (Coll.) To
be elated with pride. In a building.
Ventanáje, sm. Number or series of windows
Ventanázo, sm. Slap of a window. (dows.
Ventanear, en. To often from the win-
Ventancra, a. Window-gazer.
Ventancro, sm, Glazier; window-maker.
Ventanica, illa, 4f dim, A small window.
Ventanico, illo, sm, dim, A small window-
shutter.
Ventar, va, and n, V. Ventear.
Ventarrón, am. Violent wind. wind.
Venteadúra, 4/. Split made in timber by the
Ventear, cn. and a. To blow; smell, soent;
investizate; dry, expose to the air.—or.
To be filled with wind or air.
Vento, sm. Vent-hole in a cask.
Ventéro, ra, Roadside innkeeper.
Venticra, P| A sort of leather purse fastened
to a belt,
Ventilación, 4/. Ventilation.
Ventiladór, sm. Ventilator.
Ventilar, ea. To ventilate; winnow; exam-
ine.—rn. To move with a current of air.
Ventisca, ef. Storm attended with a heavy
fall of snow. snow.
Ventiscar, cn. To blow hard, attended with
Ventisco, sm, Y. Ventisca,
Ventiscóso, sa, a. Windy, stormy.
Ventisquéro, sm. Place where snow is heaped
by the wind; snow-storm.—pl. Glaciera,
Ventoléra, £/. Gust of wind; vanity, pride;
sa . Regilera.
Ventolina, ¢/ (Nau.) Light, variable wind.
Ventór, am. Pointer-dog; fox-hound.
Ventorrillo, Ventórro, em, A petty inn or
tavern near a town.
Ventosa, sf (Med.) Cupping-glass; vent, air-
hole, egar una centosa, To swindle.
Venkosees , Ventoseárse, en. and r. To break
n
Ventoséro, ra, a. Fond of cuppin
Ventosidad, af. Fiatulency. sia
Ventóso, sa, a. Windy ; flatalent; pointing;
vain; tempestuous.
Ventral, a. Ventral.
Maira & Belly of fishes.
Venturosaménte, ad. Luckily.
Venturóso, sa, a. Lucky, fortunate.
Vénus, sf. Venus; hesper. (Chem.) Copper.
(Her.) The vert color.
Venustidad, af Beauty.
Venasto, ta, a. Beautiful.
Venza, af Scarfskin used by gold-beaters.
Ver, va. To see, look into; observe, consider;
foresee; imagine; judge; discover; ex-
plore. Used with the particle ya, it 1s gen-
erally a menace: Ya verd, Ho shall see.
Ver venir, To awalt another's resolution.
Estar por ver, To be doubtful. No po-
der ver á alguno, To detest one. .A’ mus
cer, Farewell. Ver mundo, To travel.
Ver ú hurtadillas, To look over the
shoulders.—or. To be seen; find one's self
in a state or situation. Verse pobre, To
be reduced to poverty. Verse negro, To
be in great want. To agree; see one's self
in a glass Ver si, To try to. Verse en
ello, To consider. Ya se vé, It is eví-
dent; certainly. Verse or irse viendo,
To discover. Verse y desearse, To have
eat care and anxiety in cone a nee
erse entre or en las astas toro, To
bo in the greatest danger.
Ver, em. Sight, secing; light, view.
Véra, af (Prov.) Edge, border. V. Orilla,
Veras, Truth, reality, earnestness. De ve-
ras, In truth, really. Con muchas veras,
ver repens
Veracidád, af Veracity, fidelity.
Veranfda, 4/. Summer season. [tle,
Veranadéro, am. A summer pasture for cat-
Veranár, Voreneár, vn, To spend or pass the
summer, in summer,
Veráneo, Veranéro, sm. Place where cattle
Veranico, íllo, ito, sin. dim. of Verano. El
verantco or veranillo de San Martin,
(Coll.) The Indian summer.
Veraniégo, ga, a. Relating to the summer
season; thin or sickly lan summer; 1m-
perfect.
Verano, ¢m, Summer season.
Verátro, sm. V. Eléboro,
Veráñz, a. Veracious,
Verbal, a. Verbal; oral; nuncupative. Co-
pia verbal, A literal copy.
Verbalménte, ad. Verbally, orally.
Verbásco, am. (Bot.) Great mullein.
Verbásculo, sm, (Bot.) Mallein.
Verbéna, af. (Bot.)Vervain. Coger la ver-
bena, To rise early to walk,
VER
VER
Verberación, ef Verberation.
Verberar, ea. To beat, strike, dart against :
applied to wind and water.
Verbigracia, ad. For example, for Instance:
in abbreviation v. g., corresponding to e.
y. in English books,
Verbo, sm. Word, term; verb. ivin.)
Word, second Person of the holy Trinity.
Verbos, Swearing, angry expressions.
Echar verbos, To curse, swear. De verbo
ad verbum, Word for word.
Verbosidád, 4% Verbosity.
Verbóso, sa, a. Prolix. [used by painters.
Verdacho, em. A kind of gritty y pe earth,
Verdád, y/. Truth, veracity, reality; axiom;
maxim Verdad de per
torious truth. Z'ratar verdad, To love
tie A' la verdad or de verdad, Truly,
act
Verdaderaménte, ad. Truly, verily, indeed.
venado ra, a. True, ral sinoere, verita-
o.
Verdál, sm. Green a plum.
Verdásca, ef V. Vurdasca.
Vérde, em. Green; verdure; verdigrise;
youth; person in the blvom of age.
Darse un cerde, To amuse one’s self for a
short time. Verde limon, Bright green.
Verde pardo, Brown green.—a. Unripe;
fresh ; young, blooming. Viejo verde, A
boyish old man.
Ve y. A sort of Florence white wine.
Verdedr, on. To grow green.—ea, To collect
grapes and olives to sell.
Verdeceledón, sm, Sea-green.
Verdecér, on. To grow green.
Verdecillo, em. (Orn.) Greenfinch.
Verdoecillo, illa, a. dim. Greenish.
Verdeesmerálda, a. Emerald green.
Verdegáy, am. and a. Verditure,
Verdegueár, on. To grow groen.
Verdéla, a. Y. Verdal,
Verdemár, em. and 2. Sea-green.
Verdemontáña, af. Mountain-green, a min-
eral imported from Hu y green.
Verdeoscúro, ra, a. and sm. (Prov.) Dark
Verderól, em. Kind of green shell-fi
Verderón, em. (Orn.) The yellow-hammer.
Verdéte, am, Verditer. V. Cardentilo.
Verdevejiga, ef Sap-green.
Verdezuélo, am. V. Verderon,
Verdin, em. V. Verdina. Sea-weed;
weed; oxide of copper. {not ripe.
Verdina, 4f. The green color of frult when
Verdinégro, gra, 2. Of a deep green color,
Verdino, na, a. Of a bright green color.
Verdiséco, ca, a. Pale green.
Verdolága, pr (Bot.) Purslain.
Verdón, em. (Orn.) Greenfinch.
Verdór, sm. Verdure, herbage; unpleasant
ete i strength of the body. Verdorea,
ou
Verdóso, sa, a. Greenish. walla.
Verdóyo, em. A green mould growing on
Verdugádo, sm. Under petticoat formerly
worn; farthingalo hoop-petticoat.
Verdugál, sm. Young shoots growing in a
y papito “The ¥ hoot of a tree
erdúgo, sm. The young shoot of a :
tuck; has young ,
lo, A no- | Y
angman, executioner; mark of a!
lash on the skin; things which afflict the
mind; cruel person; small ear-ring. (Mil.)
Leathern whip. [large mark of a lash,
Verdugón, am. A long shoot of a tree; a
Verduguillo, e. (Dim.) A small shoot of a
trea, Mildew, rust; small, narrow razor;
a long, narrow sword. (an.
Verduléra, 4f Market-woman , a mean wom-
Verduléro, sm. Green-grocer. [vigor.
Verdúra, af. Verdure; vegetables; greens ;
Verdurita, ef. Slight herbage.
Veréda, sf. Path, footpath; circular order or
notice sent to towns; route of travelling
preachers.
Veredário, ria, a. Hired: applied to horses,
eredéro, sm. Messenger sent with dis-
patches,
Veredita, 4 dim. A very narrow footpath.
Vérga, af The organ of generation in male
animals; nerve or cord of the cross-bow.
(Nau.) Yard. Verga seca, Cross-jack
yard. Poner las vergas en crus, To
square tho
Vergájo, em. Pizzlo,
Vergajón, em. Fierro vergajon, Round iron,
dea! á ae, Bs la dal
ergeteado, da, a. (Blaz.) Verge ey.
Vergonzinte, a. Bashful.—s. com, An hon-
est, needy person.
Vergonzosaménte, ad. Shamefully.
Me rra ica, illo, lla, ito, ita, a, dim,
Diffident, shy.
Vergonzóso, sa, a. Bashful, modest; diffi-
dent; shameful. Partes vergonzosas,
Vi
Privy parts.
ergueár, va, To beat with a rod.
Vergiiénza, 4f Shame; bashfulness; modes-
ty; diffidence; a base action. Ze una
mala vergitensa, It is a shameful thing.
Vergiensae, Privy parta. constable.
Vergucr, Verguéro, gm. (Prov.) Kind of high
Verguéta, af A small switch.
Verguilla, gf Gold or silver wire.
Vericuéto, ss. A rough road. Vericuetos,
Strange ideas,
Veridico, ca, a. Veridical, telling truth.
Verlficación, 4f Inquiry, examen, verifica-
tion.
Verificár, va. To verify; confirm, prove;
examine.—vr, To be verified, prove true.
Verificativo, va, a. Tending to prove.
Verino, em. Fine tobacco from Verino,
inf§.A. (Prov.) Pimple.
Verisimil, a. Probable, likely.
Verisimilitúd, ef Verisimilitudo,
Verisimilménte, ad. Probably.
Vérja, ef Grate of a door or window;
barred grate. chard,
gra!
Verjél, em. Flower-garden ; a beautifal or-
Vermiculár, 4. Vermiculous, full of grubs ;
vermicular, sp
Vermicalár, ea. (Arch.) To vermiculate, or-
nament an edifice with worm-like figures,
Vermifórme, a. Vermiform.
Vermifugo, a. and sm. (Med.) Vermifuga,
anthelmintic,
Verminóso, sa, a. Verminous.
Vermiparo, ra, 6. Vermiparous,
Vermivoro, ra, a. Vermivorons,
Vernáculo, la, a. Vernacular,
Cro6s-
Vernal, a. Vernal.
Véro, sm. (Blaz.) Cup or bell-formed vase
on a shield.
Verónica, af; Image of the face of our Lord
Josus Christ. (Bot.) Speedwell.
Verosimil, a. Verisimilar. V. Verisimil.
Verosimilltad, 4 Vertsimility.
Verrica, af. (Nau.) A tent pitched on shore
for stores or utensils.
Verráco, sm. Boar.
Verraqueár, on, To grunt like a boar.
Verriondéz, af Rutting-time of boars and
other animals; withering state of herbs.
Verriéndo, da, a. Foaming like a boar at
tutting-time ; withering.
Verrocál, sm. A e lace. V. Berrocal.
Verrucária, e (Bot) art-wort.
Verrága, af. Wart.
Verrugóso, sa, a. E
Verruguéra, ef. (mo Suro turnsole.
Verroguíta, 4f dim, A small wart.
Verruguiénto, ta, a. Warty.
Versádo, da, a. Ve conversant,
Versál, a. (Print) Y. cula,
Versalilla, 2/. (Print.) Small capital letter.
pr en. and r. To be versed or conver-
san
Versátil, a, Changeable, variable.
Versatilidád, af. (Little us.) Versatility.
Versecillo, am. dim. V. Versillo. ferry
Verseria, af Park of ancient pieces of -
Versico, em, dim, V. Versillo.
Versícula, ¢/ Place where the choir-books
are placed. [choir-books.
Versicnlário, am. One who takes care of the
Versicnlo, em. Versicle; verse of a chapter.
Versificación, q/. Versification.
Versificadór, ra, e. Versifier.
Versificár, va, To versify.
Versillo, am. dim, A little verse,
Versión, 4f Translation, version.
Versista, em, Versifler.
Vérso, om. Verse; metre; joke, witty say-
ing. (Prov.) Cradle. Verse de arte
ral de Verse of twelve syilables.—pi,
nes,
Vertébra, af, Vertebre.
Vertebrál, a. Vertebral.
Vertedéro, sm. Sewer, drain.
Vertedér, ra, 8. Nightman; conduit, sewer.
(Nau.) Scoop, for throwing ont water.
Vertéllos, sm. pl. (Nau.) cks to form
the parrels.
Vertér, va, To spill, shed; empty vessels;
translate writings; publish, reveal a se-
cret: exceed.
Vertibilidád, af Versatility.
Vertible, a. Movable, variuble.
Vertical, a. Vertical.
Verticalménte, ad. Vertically.
Vértice, am. Vertex, zenith.
Verticid4d, af. Verticity ; rotation.
Verticiládo, da, a. (Bot.) Verticillate.
Vertiénte, sm. Waterfall; spring, source.—
pa. Flowing.
Vertiginóso, sa, a. Giddy.
Vértigo, am. Giddiness.
Vesdna, 2/. (Husb.) A straight farrow.
éspero, sm, a
Vespertillo, em, Bat. V. Murciélago.
VIA
V a, Y. Evening discourse in uni-
vo = i
espertino, na, a. Ves ne.
Vespertino, em. Doctrinal sermon preached
in the evening.
Véste, af Clothes, garments. Y. Vestido.
Vestibúlo, am, Vestibule, portal, hall, lobby.
Vestidico, illo, ito, am. dim. of Vestido.
Vestido, sm. wearing apparel, gar-
ments; ornament, embellishment. Ves-
tido usado, Second-hand clothes. Ves-
ni he vs: rear eens A [ture.
estidúra, af wearing apparel; ves-
Vestidurilla, ita, ¢f dim, of Vestidura.
Vestigio, sm. Vestige, footstep; ruins;
mark, sign, index.
Vestíglo, em. Horrid monster.
Vestiménta, Mido e Clothes, gar-
menta, Vestimentas, Ecclesiastical ro
Vestir, va. To clothe, dress, accoutre; deck,
adorn; make clothes; cloak, e a
ve a 5 (Met.) To embellish a
arse. Vestir el proceso, To carry
on a suit according to law.—on. To
well dressed.—or. To be covered ;
clothed.
Vestuárlo, em. Vesture ; clothes; uniform ;
equipment; tax for the equipment of the
troop ; ddr A green-room in a theatre.
Véstuartos, Deacon and subdeacon who
attend the priest at the altar.
em. Btem or bud of an olive.
vf Vein in mines; vein in wood or
marble, grain; stripe in cloth. Descu-
brir la veta, To discover one's designs.
Vetádo, da, a. Stri veined, o
eN da, a, and pp. of Vetear. Y. Ve-
O.
Veteár, va. To variegate, n.
Veteráno, na, a, Veteran, pa practised.—
sm. Veteran, an old soldier. [stripe.
Vetica, lla, af dim. A small vein; a narrow
Vetústo, ta, a. Very ancient.
Vez, Y. Turn; time; epoch; return;
herd of swine belonging to the inhab-
itants of a place. Cada ves, Each time.
A’ la ves or por ves, Buccessively, by
turns. Una ves, Once. De una vee, At
once. Afas de una ves, More than once,
En ves, Instead of. Tal ves, Perhaps.
Tal cual ves, On a singular occasion, sel-
dom, once in a way. Veces, Power or
authority committed to a substitute.
Jlacer las veces de otro, To supply one's
place. A' veces, Sometimes, by turns, on
some occasions. Tudas las veces que,
Whenever, as often as.
Véza, ef. (Bot) Vetch. Vera cultivada,
Winter and summer tares, fetch or vetch.
Vezár, oa. To accustom, habituate. Y.
Avezar,
Vézo, em. Blubber-lip. V. Beso.
Vía, ef. Way, road, route. V. Camino,
M method, manner, procedure: call-
in e; post-rosd; passage, gut in the
aníenal body; spiritual life. Por eta, In
a manner or form. Via recta, Straight
forward. Via reservada, Office of state
on secret affairs, Via or sa-
era, Calvary, a place aaa ee sta-
VIC
tions for crosses, altars, dcc., in remem-
brance of Mount Calvary.
Viadúra, sf. Part of a loom near the treadles,
Viadór, am. Passenger, traveller.
Viajánte, 8. and pa. Traveller, voyager.
Viajár, on. To travel, perform a journey.
Viajúta, af. aad A short journey.
Vidje, sim. Journey, tour, voyage, travel;
way, road; gait; excursion; load carried
at once. Viuje redondo, Voyage out
and home.
Viajocito, em. dim. A short journey.
Viajero, Viajadór, 4m. Traveller, passenger.
Vial, a. Wayfaring.
Viánda, ef. Food, viands, victuals, fare.
Viandánte, sm. Traveller, passenger.
Viaráza, q Diarrhea: of animals. (Prov.)
A rasb action.
Viático, sm, Viaticum, provision for a jour-
ney; viaticum, the sacrament adiminis-
tered to the sick.
Víbora, 4f Nite
Viboréra, 4% (Bot.) Viper's bugloss,
Viborúzno, sm. Young viper.
Viborózno, na, a. Viperine.
Viborillo, illa, a. dim. V. Viboreeno.
Vibración, af Vibration.
Vibránte, pa. Vibrating.
Vibrár, ea. To vibrate, oscillate; dart.—en,
To vibrate. :
Vibratório, ria, a. Vibratory.
Vibúrno, sm. (Bot) Viburnum. Viburno
comun or lantana, Wayfaring-tree.
Vicaria, ¢f Vicarship, vicarage.
Vicária, af Vicar, the second superior in a
nunnery. Vicaria de coro, Y. Vicarto
de coro,
Vicariáto, sm. Vicarage; vicarship.
Vicário, sm. Vicar. Sacar por el vicarto,
To convey a woman into a place of safe-
ty, by ecclesiastical authority, Vicario
'6 coro, Choral-vicar,
Vicario, ria, a. Vicarial, vicarious.
Vice, Vice, used in composition to signify
deputy. to the admiral's.
Vicealmiránta, af The ey next in order
Vicealmirantazgo, #1. Vice-admiralty.
Vicealmirante, 8m. Vice-admiral.
Vicecamaréro, sm. Vice-chamberlain.
Vicecancelario, sm. V. Vicecanciller
Vicecancillér, sm. Vice-chancellor.
Viceconsiliárlo, sm. Vice-counsollor.
Vicecónsul, sm. Vice-consul.
Viceconsuládo, $7. Vice-consulato,
Vicediós, em. Sovereign pontiff.
Vicegerénte, a. Vicegerent.
Vicelezádo, am. Vice-legate.
Vicelegatúra, ef Office of a vice-legate.
Vicenal, a, Arrived at the age of twenty
years,
Vicepatróno, em. Vice-patron. [vost.
Viceprepósito, sm, Vice-president, vice-pro-
Vicepresidénte, am. Vice-president.
Viceprovinela, £f. A vice-province.
Viceprovinciál, sm. Vice-provinclal,
Vicerectór, sm. Vice-rector. (ship.
Vicerectoriulo, Vicerectoria, 8. Vice-rector-
icesenescal, am. Vice-seneschal,
Vicesimário, ria, a. Vicenary.
Mosa ma, a. Twentieth.
VIE
Vice vérsa, ad. On the contrary; to the
contrary ; vice versa:
Vicia, sf Tare. V. Arveja.
Viciar, ra. To vitiate, mar, spoil; counter-
feit, adulterate; forge; make void; de-
prave.—er. To deliver one's self up to
vices, {American bird.
Vicicilin, am. (Orn.) A small humming
Vicio, sm. Vice, faultiness, depravity; fraud;
luxuriant growth. De vicio, By habit.
Viclosaménte, ad. Viclously.
Vicióso, sa, a. Vicious; luxuriant, over-
dd vigorous; abundant, (Prov.)
ed.
Vicisitúd, sf Vicissitude.
Vicisitadinário, ria, a. Changeable.
Víctima, a/. Victim; sacrifice. .
Victimário, sm. Servant who attends the
sacrificing priest.
Victor, Vitor, am. Shout of acclamation,
Long live! tablet containing a eulogy of
the hero of a festival. (rear.
Victorcár, oa. To shout, huzza. V. Vito-
Victória, Y Victory, hia oh conquest.—
interj. Victory. Cantar la victoria, To
rejoice for victory.
Victoriál, a, peering te victory.
Victoriosaménte, Victoriously.
Victori sa, a. Victorious, conquering.
Vicúña, q. Vigogne, or vicugna, a wool-
bearing quadruped celebrated for its wool.
Vid, ef. (Bot.) Vine. Navel-string.
Vida, af Life; livelihood ; conduct, deport-
ment; condition, liveliness. Vida mia
or mi vida, My life: expressions of en-
dearment. A’ vida, With life. No de
jar hombre á vida, Not to leave a vine
sonal. Dar mala vida, To treat very ill.
Darse buena vida, To give one's self up
to the pleasures of life. De por vida,
For life. .En mi cida or en la vida,
Never. Hacer vida, To live together as
husband and wife. Perdona-vi se Fa
ly. Personas de mala vida, Profligate
libertinos. Articulos de media vida,
Half-worn articles.
Vidénte, pa. He who sees, seeing; a seer.
Vidriádo, sm. Glazed earthenware.
Vidriádo, da, a, and pp. of Vidriar. Y,
Vidrioso.
Vidriár, va. To varnish, glaze earthenware.
Vidriéra, 81. A glass window; a glass case
or cover. Licenciado Vidriera, Nick-
name for a person too delicate or fas-
tidious. [glass-shop, glass-ware.
Vidrieria, sf Glazier's shop; glass-house,
Vidriéro, am. erage fpr seer
Vidrio, sm. Glass. idrios planos or de
vidriera, Window glass; a very tonchy
person.
Vidridso, sa, a. Brittle, glassy ; slippery;
peevish, touchy, irascible; very delicate.
Vidaál, a. Belonging to widowhood.
Vidúño, Viduéfio, em. Peculiar quality of
grapes or vines.
Viejarrén, sm. (Coll.) V. Veejaco.
Viejarróna, ¢f (Coll.) An old hag.
Vlejázo, ere. (Coll.) An old man worn out
with age. [old.
Viejecito, tta, Viejezuclo, éla, «. Somowhat
VIL
VIN A
Vicjo, ja, a. Old; ancient, antiquated.
Cuento de viejas, Old woman's story.
Perro ciejo, (Coll.) A Keen person.
Vicjos, sm. pl. (Coll.) The hair on the tem-
les.
Viéldo, am. A winnowing fork. V. Bieldo,
Vientecillo, *m. dim. A light wind,
Viento, am. Wind; the air and the space it
occupies; vanity, petty pride; windage
of a gun; scent of dogs; nape-bone of a
dog, between the ears; rope or cord, b
which a thing is suspended; that whic
contributes to anend, (Low) Propagater
of evil reports. Viento de dolina, (Nav)
A seant wind. Viento contrario, Foul
wind. Viento galerno, A fresh gale.
Vientos generales, Trade winds, Vien-
to en popa, Wind right aft. Viento
derrotero, Wind on the besm. Viento
ú la cuadra, Quartering wind. Viento
escaso, Slack wind. Viento terral or de
tierra, A land-brecze. Quitar el viento
á un bajel, To becalm a ship. Dar con
la proa al viento, To throw a ship up in
the wind. El tiento refresca, (Nan.)
The wind freshens. Cosas de viento,
Empty trifles. Afoverse ú todos rientos,
To be fickle. Dur el viento, (Met) To
conjecture truly,
Viéntre, sm. Belly; fetus in the womb;
pregnancy; the belly or widest part of
vessels; the body, or essential part of an
instrument or act; the mother, excln-
ding the father; intestines of animals ;
stomach. Reses de vientre, Breeding
cattle.
Vientrecillo, am, dim, Ventricle.
Viernes, sm. Friday; fast-day. Cura de
ciérnes, A wan, thin face. Viérnes San-
to, Good-Friday.
Viga, af. Beam.
Vigente, a. In force,
Vizésimo, ma, a. Twenticth. [tower.
Vigía, 8, (Nau.) The look-out; a watch-
Vigiir, on. (Nan.) To look out, watch.
Vigilancia, ef. Vigilance, watchfalness,
Vigilante, a. Watchfal, vigilant.
Vigilanteménte, ad, Vigilantly.
Vigilar, en. To watch over.
Vivilativo, va, €. Watchful.
Vigilia, af Watching; noctarnal study ;
watchfulness; watch ; otlice of the dead;
vivil, fast.
Vizor, em, Vigor, strength, force, energy.
Vigorar, ca. To strengthen, invigorate.
Vigorosaménte, ad. Vigorously.
Vigorosidád, af Vigor.
Vigoróso, sa, a. Vigorous, strong.
Vigóta, af. (Nau.) Dead-eye. Ar
Vignerta, 81. (Nau.) The timber-work of a
Vizuéta, af dim, A small beam.
Vihuéla, sf Guitar.
Vihnelista, sm. Guitar-player.
Vil, «, Mean, despicable, sordid; worthless,
vile; contemptible, abject.
Vilano, sm. Bur or down of the thistle.
Vileza, 2f. Meanness, depravity; abjectness;
an infamous deed ; turpitude, paltriness.
Vilipendiar, ra, To contemn, revilo,
Vilipéndio, am. Contempt, disdain.
Villa, af Town which enjoys by charter pe-
culiar privileges; corporation of magis-
trates ofa villa.
Viiladiézo, am. Coger or tomar las de Vil-
ladiego, To run away.
Villaje, sm, Village, hamlet.
Villanaje, sm. Villanage ; peasantry.
Villanamente, ad, Rudely.
Villancéjo, Villancéte, am. V. Villancico.
Villanchon, na, a. Clownish.
Villancico, am. Christmas carol. Villan-
cicoa, (Coll.) Hackneyed answers.
Villanciqucro, am. A writer of cildancicos.
Villaneria, sf Lowness of birth. V. Villa-
nia. Middling classes of society. V.
Vilanaje.
Villanésco, ca, @. Rustic, boorish,
Villania, ef Lowness of birth; villany, rus-
ticity; indecorous word or act.
Villanico, ica, illo, illa, a. dim. of Villano.
Villano, na, a, Belonging to the lowest class
of country people; rustic, clownish;
worthless, unworthy.
Villano, em, A vicious horse; villain, rustic.
Villano harto de ajos, (ColL) Rude, ill-
bred bumpkin. pace
Villanóte, a. augm. of Villano. Mighly
Villar, e. Villaze. V. Villaje, Billiards.
Villizzo, sm. Charter of a town; tax laid
upon towns,
Villóta, af dim. A small borouzh.
Villete, az. Note, billet. V. Billete,
Villica, ita, af dim, Sinall town,
Villivina, af, A kind of linen,
Villoria, 4f Farm-house.
Villorin, em. A sort of coarse cloth.
Villorio, ant. A small village; a little hamlet.
ao Y. (Bot.) Colchicum, meadow saf-
Oo
ron.
Vilmente, ad, Vilely; abjectly. curely.
Vilo,ad, En vilo, in the air. (Me Inse-
Vilórdo, da, «a. Slothful, heavy.
Vilórta, af Ring of twisted willow; a kind
of cricket, played in Old Castile.
Vimbre, 8772. ver) Osier. V. Mimbre.
Vimbrúra, «f V. Mimbrera.,
Vinágre, em. Vinegar; acidity. (Met. Coll.)
A person of a peevish temper; change for
the worse.
Vinagróra, af. Vinegar-cruet,
Vinagróro, 6m. Vinegar-merchant,
Vinagrillo, am. (Dim.) Weak vinegar, A
cosinetic lotion: rose-vinegur.
Vinagróso, sa, a. Sourish; peevish, fretful.
Vinajcra, af, Vessel in which wine and water
are served at the altar for the mass,
Vinariégo, wn. Vintager.
Vinario, ria, a. Belonging to wine.
Vinateria, ef. Vintry, wine-trade; tavern.
Vinatcro, sm. Vintner, wine-merchant, tav-
ern-keeper.
Vináza, af. Last wine drawn from the lees,
Yinázo, sm. Very strong wine.
Vincapervincea, sf V. Clemálide.
Vinculable, a. That may be entailed.
Vinculación, af Entail.
Vinculár, ra. To entail an estate: found
upon; assure; perpetuate; secure with
chains.
Vinculo, sm. Tie, link; entall; nen
VIR
: VIR
Vindicación, af Revenge; defence; giving
every one his due,
Vindicar, ca. To vindicate, revenge; re-
claim, assert; justify, defend.
Vindicativo, va, ‘a. Vindictive, rovengeful;
defensive.
Vindicta, af Vengeance, revenge. Vindicta
4blica, Public vengeance, atonement.
Vinico, íllo, ito, em. dim, Light wine,
Vinicbla, ef. (Bot.) Hound's tongue.
Viniénte, pa. Ome
Vino, am. Wine. Vino arropado, Ropy
wine. Vino por trasegar, U ed
wine. Vino clarete, Claret or pale red
wine. Vino de agujas, Sharp wine. Vi-
no de cuerpo, A strong-bodied wine.
Vino de lágrima, Mother-drop, or virgin
wine. Vinotinto, Red wine. Una bue-
na cosecha de vino, A vintage,
Vino de pasto, Wine for daily uso. Vino
de Jerez, Sberry wine. Vino carlon,
Benicarlo wine. Vino de Borgoña, Bur-
gundy wine. Vino de Oporto, Port
wine. Vino del Rhin, Hoc Vino de
Malcasta, Malmsey wine. Vino de
Frambuesa, Raspberry wine. Vino de
grosella, Currant wine.
Vinoléncia, af Incbriation.
Vinolénto, ta, a. Inebriated.
Vinostdad, af Vinosity.
Vinóso, sa, a. Vinous; inebriated.
Viña, af Vineyard. La viña del Señor,
The church, Como hay viñas, As sure
as fate.
Viñadéro, sm. Keeper of a vineyard.
Viñadór, em. Cultivator of vines, — [yarda.
Yiñédo, am. Country abounding in vine-
Viñéro, em. Cultivator or vintagor of vine-
yards,
Viñéta, el Vignette.
Viñica, ita, Viñuóla, af Zim. of Viña.
Vidla, af Viol, a musical instrument. Fiola
de umor, A twelve-stringed viol. (Bot.)
Violet.
Violáceo, ea, a. Violaceous.
Violación, af Violation, profanation.
Violádo, da, a. Having the color of violets ;
made with violets; violated.
Violadór, ra, a. Violator; profaner. — [fane.
Violár, ea. To violate; ravish; spoil; pro-
Violário, sm. (Prov.) Annual pension to a
religious person.
Violéncia, af. Violence, compulsion, force;
erroneous interpretation; rape.
Violentamente, ad. Violently, forcibly.
Violentér, ca. To force, constrain; violate;
open or break with violence.—er. To be
_ violent
Violénto, ta, a. Violent, impetuous, boister-
ous; forced, unnatural; strained, absurd.
Violóta, af (Bot.) Violet.
Violin, em. Violin, fiddle; fiddler.
Violinéte, am. A pocket-violin.
Violinista, em. Violinist. viol.
Violón, sm. Bass-viol; player on the bass-
Violoncélo, am. Violoncello. [on it.
Violoncillo, sm. Small basa-viol, or player
Viperino, na, (+. Viperine. nees.
Viquitértes, am. pl, (Nau.) Quarter-gallery
Vira, af a kind of light arrow; stufling be-
tween the upper leather and inner sole;
welt of a shoe.
Viráda, y. (Nau.) Tacking, tack. Virada
de bordo, Tack, putting the ship about.
Viradór, em. (Nau.) Top-rope; viol. Véra-
dor de cubierta, Voyal.
Virar, va. (Nan.) To tack. V. Birar.
Viratón, en. A kind of | dart or arrow.
Virazónes, sm. pl. (Nau.) Land and ses
breezes.
Virélna, 4/. Lady of a viceroy.
Vireináto, Vircino, sm. Viceroyship; the
district governed by a viceroy.
Viréo, sm. V. Virio,
Viréy, sm. aga
Virgen, 4, con, Virgin, maid; any thing in
its pure and primitive state. Cera vir-
gen, Virgin wax. The Holy Virgin Mary;
a nun.
Virginál, a. Virginal, virgin.
Virginca, ef (Bot, Y irginia tobacco,
peo nea, a. Y. Virginal,
Virginidad, sf Ma lad maidenhood.
EGO. ee rey irgin, a sign of the zo-
ac; virginity.
Virgula, 27. A small rod; light line.
Virgulilla, 4 Comma: it is called coma in
printing and tilde in writing; any fine
stroke or light line.
Virgúlto, em. Shrub, bush.
Vinil, am. A clear and transparent glass; a
small locket or round case In the centre
of the remonstrancs, in which the host is
pace.
Viril, a. Virile, manly.
Virilidád, ef. Virllity, manhood; vigor,
strongth.
Virilla, ita, aff dim. of Vira. Virilla, Or-
nament of gold or silver formerly worn
in shocs.
Virilménte, ad. Manly.
Virio, em, (Orn.) Canary bird.
Viripoténte, a. Marriageable.
Virol, en. (Blaz.) V. Perfil.
Virolénto, ta, @, Diseased with small-pox,
rompi
Virén, em. augm, Large dart.
Virotázo, sm. (Augm.) Y. Viroton. Wound
with a dart or arrow.
Viróte, am. Shaft, dart; spark, a vain young
man ; card of Invitation; an iron rod fas-
tened to a collar on the neck of a slave.
(Prov.) Vine three years old. Traga vi-
rotes, A starched coxcomb. A carnival
trick. Mirar por el virote, (Met.) To be
attentive to one's own concerns.
Virotón, em. augm. Large dart.
Virtual, a. Virtual.
Virtualidád, af Virtnality.
Virtualménte, ad. Virtually.
Virtúd, af Virtue, power; efficacy; integ-
rity, rectitade; vigor, cow: En vir-
tud de, In virtue of. Virtudes, Tho fifth
of the nine choirs into which tbe celestial
spirits are divided. Z/acer virtud, To
do well, Varita de virtudes, Juggler'a
wand.
Virtuosaménte, ad. Virtuously.
Virtuóso, E Virtuous, just.
Viruéla, 4% Pock, small-pox. Virwelae lo- |
VIS
cas, Good or favorable small-pox. Vi-
ruclas bastardas, Chicken-pox.
Virnléncia, af Virulence. [lent.
Virulcnto, ta, a. Virulent, malignant; puru-
Virus, am. (ated) Virus, poison.
Virúta, ef Shaving; chip.—p/. Cuttings,
Visájo, «m, Grim
Jer, To make wry faces.
Visñr, va. To examine a document.
Viscéra, af. Any orgau of the body which
has an appropriate use.—pé. Viscera, in-
testines.
Viseo, sm. Y. Liga.
Viscosidád, af Viscosity.
Viscóso, sa, a. Viscous, glutinous.
Viséra, a. Visor.
Visibilidád, af Visibility.
Visible, a. Visible; arpearent conspicuous,
Visibleménte, ad. Visibly.
Visión, ef. Sight, vision. (Coll.) A fright-
ful, ugly person; phantom, apparition;
revelation, prophecy. Ver visiones, To
build castles in the alr, Vision deatifloa,
visi Dto y de. Visi ra
onárlo, ria, a and 8. onary; fanati-
Visir, em. Vizier. ce
Visita, «f. Visit; visitor, visitant; visitation,
inquisition; register; examination. (Di-
vin.) Visitation of God. Visit to prisons.
Visita de cárcel, Brief view of the
charges nst prisoners. Visitas, Fre-
quent visits, haunts.
Visitación, af Visitation, visit.
Visitadór, ra, 8. Visitor, visitant. Visttudor
de registro, (Nau.) Tide-waiter.
Visltár, va. To visit; make a judicial
search; examine prisons; travol; inform
one's self personally; appear; frequent a
pes
Visivo, va, a. Visive.
Vislumbrár, va. To have a glimmering sight
of a thing; conjectare.—er. To glimmer,
a (cda ntly.
Vistambre, $/ A glimmering light; glim-
mering, imperfect view; conjecture ; con-
fused perception ; slight resemblanca.
Viso, sm. Prospect; lustre; brilliant reflec-
tion; color, pretext; apparent likeness;
A’ dos visos, With a double view. Al
viso de, At the sight of
Visório, ría, a. Visual
_Visoréy, sm. Viceroy. V. Virey.
Vispera, 8/. Evening before the day in ques
tion, eve; immediate nearness.—pl. Ves-
por; vespers En visperas de, At tho
eve of. Estar como tonto en vi
(Coll.) To be present at a discussion with-
out understanding it.
Vista, af Sight, view; vision; eyesight; ap-
pearance; prospect, landscape; appari-
on; interview; relation, comparison:
Jutent, purpose; first stage of a suit at
law; judgment; revision of a sentence;
look. A’ vista de, In consideration of.
A‘ vists de ojos, Ataglance. A’ la vista,
Onsight. Conocer de et To know by
sight. Echar una cista, To look after.
ener vista, To bo sony. Hacer la
vista gorda, To wink. En cista de, In
consequence of. Cumer y brugar con la
ace; visage. lucer visa- Vistillas, af pl. Eminence affordin
VIV
vista, (Met.) To have a flerce and terrible
aspect —pl. Meeting, interview; nuptial
presents; lights of a building. Vista de
un pleito, Day of trial.—sm. Office of a
surveyor at the custom-house.
Vistázo, en. Glance. tensive view.
an ex-
Visto, ta, a. Obvious to the sight, clear. El
está bien visto or mal visto, Ho is re-
spected or not respected. Zso es bien or
mal visto, That is proper, or approved.
Visto bueno, Signature verifying an act,
deed, or copy. isto es or visto esta, It
is evident. No visto, Extraordinary.
Visto que, Considering that,
Vitosaménte, ad. Beautifully.
Vistéso, sa, a. Beautiful,
Visturi, em, (Surg.) A scalpel.
Visual, a. Visual.
Visdra, ¢f Minute ins on.
Vita, 9 (Nau) Cross-beam,
Vital, a, Vital talicia, Annuity.
Vitalicio, cia, a. During life. Pension vt-
Vitalidad, ef. Vitality.
Vitalménte, ad, Vitally.
Vitándo, da, a. That ought to be shunned.
Vitéla, sf Vellum.
Vitelina, a. Of a dark yellow color.
Vitor, énterj. Huzza! long live!
Vitor, am. Triamphal exclamation; pane-
yTical epithets.
Vitoreár, oa. To shout, huzza, :
Vitória, sf. Victory, triumph. V. Victoria,
Vitorióso, sa, a. Victorious,
Vitre, em. Thin canvas.
Vitreo, trea, a. Vitreous, glassy.
Vitrificable, a. Vitrificable.
Vitrificación, q. Vitrification,
Vitrificár, va. To vitrify.
Vitrioládo, da, a. Vitriolated.
Vitriólico, ca, a. Vitriolic,
Vitriólo, em. Vitriol.
Vituálla, ef Victuals, provisions.
Vitaallado, da, «. Victualled.
Vitalino, na, a. Belonging to a calf.
Vitulo o, am. V. Becerro marino,
Vituperáble, a. Vituperable.
Vituperación, af Vitu on.
Vituperadór, ra, & A blamer.
Vituperánte, pa. Vitaperating. [proach.
Vituperár, va. To vituperate, censure, re-
Mo sm. Vitaperation, reproach; in-
'210y.
Vituperiosaménte, ad. Opprobriously.
Vituperosaménte, ad, Reproschfully.
Vitaperdso, sa, a. Opprobrious.
Viúda, af Widow. etuda de,
Countess dowager of. [er.
Vindal, a. Belonging to a widow or widow-
Viudedád, ef Widowhood ; dowry ; usufruct
enjoyed during widowhood.
Viudéz, af Widowhood. .
Vindita, af dim. A spruce little widow.
Viúdo, am. Widower. [of joy.
Viva, ént. Long live, hurrah, buzza, 8 Shout
Vivac, sm. Town-gnard; bivouac, night-
guard, a small gúard-house.
Vivacidad, af Vivacity, liveliness.
Vivaménte, ad, MM
Vivandúro, sn. (Mil) Sutler.
VOL
Viváque, sm. Bivonac.
Vivaqueár, en. To bivouac,
Vivar, sm. Warren, vivary.
Vivarácho, cha, a. Lively, smart, sprightly.
Vivario, am. Fishpond.
Viváz, a, Lively, vigorous; inzenions witty.
Vivera, Vivero, 4 Warren; fisupond ; vivary.
Viveres, an. pl. Provisions.
Viveza, 87. Livelincss, vigor, activity ; celer-
ity; energy : acuteness; witticisin ; lustro;
grace: inconsiderate word ur act
Vividoro, ra, a. Habitabie.
Vividor, ra, 8. A long liver.
Vividor, ra, a. Economist,
Vivicuda, 4£ Dwelling-house, apartments,
Viviénte, a. Living; animated.
Vivificación, «£. Vivitication.
[tor.
VOL
, Voladéra, 4% Float or pallet of a water-
wheel.
Voladcro, ra, a. Volatile, flying.
Voladero, sm. Precipice.
Voladizo, za, a. Jutting out.
Yoladizo, ain, Projecting.
Volador, ra, £. Flying; hanging in the air;
blowing up with guupowder.—a Filer;
volatile thing or peraon.
Volador, sn, (icbth.) Flying-fish. (Prov.)
Fup, coxcomib.
Volandas or en Vulándas, ad. In the alr.
Volandora, «£. (In oil-mills) Runner. (Coll)
[lodgings | Alia Wash of an axle-tree, nave-box of
a wheel. (Print) Ledge on a type galley.
Volandéro, ra, @, Suspended in the air; for-
tuítous, casual; unsettled, fleeting.
Viviticador, ra, a. VIvitier, lifegiver, anima- | Volánta, af Y. Volante.
Vivificánte, pa. Vivifving, lifegiving.
Viviticár, ea. To vivify, animate, enliven,
Vivificativo, va, a. Vivificative, lfegiving,
animating, coniforting.
Vivífica, ca, a. Vivifle.
Viviparo, ra, @ Viviparous,
Vivir, ex. To live; last; enjoy happiness;
be remembered; be; exist;
reside.
Vivo, va, a. Living; lively, efficacious, in-
tense; alive, kindled; acuto, ingenious; ,
diligent; pure, ; Volapió (A”), ed. Half running.
Al vico, To! Volár, on. To fly; move swifly ; vanish;
vivid; inconsiderate;
clean; constant; blessed.
the life. Copia al ceive, A fac-simile. En
vivo, Living. Cul viva, Quicklime.
Carne viva, Quick-Hosh.
Vivo, sm. The strongest and most solid part
of things. (Arch.) Part of a building jat-
ting out. Mange; edging, border.
Vizeacha, af. Peruvian hare.
Vizcondado, sm. Viscountship.
Vizcónde, sm. Viscount.
Vizcondisa, 2f. Viscountess.
Viznúga, 4/. (Bot) Carrot-like amml
Vocáblo, sm. Word, term, diction.
Vocabulário, am. Vocabulary, lexicon; in- | Volatilizacion,
terpreter of another's will.
Vocación, sf Vocation; trade, calling.
Vocál, a. Vocal, o
Vocál, af. Vowel.
Vocal, sm. Voter.
Vocalización, sf. Vocalization.
Vocalizár, un. To vocalize,
Vocalmónte, ad. Vocally.
Vocativo, em. Vocative.
Voceadór, ra, 8. Vociferator.
Voceár, va. and 2. To cry out, seream, baw),
halloo; proclaim; huzza; boast publicly;
pares ucear ú un bujel, (Nau.) To hail
a ship.
[ery. boast.
Voceria, af Clamor, outery.
Vociferación, af. Vociforation, clamor, oat-.
Vociferadór, ra, a. Boaster.
Vociferánte, 2. Vociferating ; caller.
Vociferár, on. To bawl, proclaim.
Vocina, af (Nau) Speaking-trumpet; hear-
ing-trumpet.
Vocingleár, va. To cry out,
Vocingleria, af Clamor, autery ; loquacity.
Vocingléro, ra, a, Prattling, chattering.—s,
Loud babbler.
Voláda, ef. V. Vuelo.
440
ahs
inhabit, we a)
Volante, 2a. and a. Flying, volant, unset-
tled: applied to the pulsation of the ar-
teries, also to meteors.
Volante, s.m. An ornament of light gauze
on a woman's head-dress; screen; shut-
tle-cock; balance of a watch. (Mil) Or-
Livery servant; coining-mill.
Top gig. A linen coat. (Mex,)
ress coat. Sello volante, An unsealed
letter.
Volanton, em. A fledged bird able to fly.
rise in the air; subtilize; project; execute
with great promptitade.—va. Tu rouse
the game; attack by a bird of prey ; blow
up; Blast Como volar, As impossible as
it is to fly. Echar & onlar, (Met) To
disseminate. Sacar or salir ú volar, To
expose.
Volateris, 4/. Fowling; flock of birds; the
act of finding by chance; a desultory
speech.—ad, Fortuitously.
Volatil, +. Volatile, inconstant; evaporating.
Volatilidad, af Volatility.
af Volatilization.
Volatilizár, ec. To volatilize.
Volatin, om. Rope-dancer.
Volatizar, ea. (Chem.) To volatilize.
Volavérunt, A Latin word to express that
something has disappeared.
Volcán, sm. Volcano; violent passion.
Volcár, va, To overset; make dizzy.
Voleár, en, To throw up in the air to make
it tly. (Nau.) To capsize.
Vokio, am, Blow to a ball in the air. De
un coleo, At one blow; in an instant.
Volición, af Volition.
Volitivo, va, a. Volitive. [eolcarse.
Volqueárse, er. To tumble, wallow. V. Re-
Voltariedid, 4f Levity, volatility.
Voltária, ria, a. Fickle, inconstant.
Volteadór, an. Tumbler, vaulter.
Volteár, ea. To whirl, revolve; overturn,
overset; change the order or state of
thinga—on. ‘To tuinble, exhibit feats of
agility.
Voltejár, va. V. Vollear.
| Voltejedr, ve, To whirl. V. Voltear, (Nau.)
To tack tn order to avoid a current.
Voltereta, Voltéta, af A light tamble in the
alr; the turning ap the uump card.
VOR
VUE
Volabilidad, ay. Volubility.
Volúble, a. Voluble.
Volubleménte, ad. Volubly.
Volúmen, sm. Volume, size; tome, book. | Vosedrso, or.
Voluminóso, sa, a. Voluminous,
Voluntád, «f Will, choice;
nevolence; desire; free-will, volition.
Vos, pron. You, ye. V. Vosotros. Used
as respectful to persons of onto and
sometimes by superiors to their inferiors.
o treat each other with yots
or
ye.
od-will, be- | Vosótros, tras, pron. pere. pl, You, ye.
Votación, 4. Voting.
Voluntariaménte, ad. Spontancoas!y,volun- | Votádo, da, a, Devoted ; voted.
tarily.
Voluntariedád, 8/. Frec-will.
Voluntario, ria, «. Voluntary.
Voluntário, sm. Volunteer.
Voluntariosamónte, ud. Spontaneously.
Voluntarióso, sa, a. Selfish, humorous.
Yoluptuosaménte, ad. Voluptuously.
Voluptuosidad, ey. Voluptuousness.
Voluptuóso, sa, a. Voluptuous; sensual
Volúta, 4% (Arch.) Volute.
Volvér, va. and 2. To come back, return ;
restore, repay ; give turns; direct; remit;
invert; vomit; convert, incline; dis-
charge ; regain; repeat; defend ; re-estab-
lish; resume; reiterate. Volver la puerta,
To shut the door. Hacer volver, To re-
call. Vuiver atras, To come back. Volver
por si, To defend one‘s‘self, Vulver ú uno
loco, To make one crazy. Volcer sobre
82, To reflect on one's self. Vuloer en 8i,
To recover one's senses.—vr. To turn,
grow sour; turn towards one; retract an
opinion. Volrerse atras, To flinch, re-
tract—N. B. Volver, followed by a verb
in tbe infinitive preceded by the penes
tiva ú, is gencrally omitted in English,
and the verb ís translated in the corre-
sponding tense and person, with the ad-
dition of the adverb again, as, El volvió
a hablar, He spoke again. L£ilos lo vol-
cerán ú negar, They will deny it over
again.
Volvible, a. Changeable,
Volvimicnto, «m. Act of turning.
Vólvo, Vélvulo, a. Iliac passion.
Vómica, af (Med.) Vomica.
Vómico, ca, @ Causing vomiting. {ited.
Vomitado, da, «. Meagre; pale-faced ; vom-
Vomitador, ra, & One who vomits.
Vomitár, ta. To vomit; foam. (Coll.) To
reveal a secret. Vomitar sangre, (Met.)
To boast of nobility.
Vomitivo, va, a. Emetic, vomitive,
Vomitivo, am, (Med.) Emetic.
Vomito, 47. The act of vomiting. Volver
al vómito, To relapse into vice. Vomit.
Vomitón, na, a. Often throwing milk from
the stomach.
Vomitóna, gf Violent vomiting.
Vomitorio, 47, Passage or entrance in Ro-
man theatres.
Vomitério, ria, 4. Vomitive, emetic.
Voracidad, i Voracity, greediness.
Vorigine, 47. Vortex, whirlpool
Voraginóso, sa, a. Voraginous.
Voráz, a. Voracious, ravenous,
Vorazimente, ad, Voraciously, greedily.
Vormela, 4f Kind of spotted wensel.
Vortanqui, ¢m. Sapan-wood.
Vortice, sam. Whirlpool, whirlwind, hurrl-
cane. Vórtice aéreo, Water-spout.
Ves: sa, A. Vortical.
Votadór, ra, 8. Swearer.
Votánte, a. Voter.
Votár, en. To vow; vote; curse.—ua. To
dart. V. Botar. To swear.
Votivo, va, a. Votive.
V oto, sm. Yow ; vote, suffrage ; voter; opin-
ion. Voto decisivo, Casting vote. A’ plu-
ralidad de votos, By a majority of votes.
Wish; angry oath. Ciudad de voto en
cories, Town that sends deputies to the
cortes. Voto en córtes, igen Voto 4
Dios, (Low) A menacing oath. Voto &
tal, (Coll) A mixed oath indicating dis-
gust and vengeance.
Voz, 4/. The voice; clamor, outcry. Dar
voces, To cry. Expression, term ; author~-
ity to speak in the name of another; suf-
frage ; opinion expressed ; rumor; motive;
voice, active or passive. (Mus) Vocal
music. Order. (Law) Life. Voa activa,
Right or power of yore: Vos pasiva,
Right or qualification to bo elected. To-
mur voz, To acquire knowledge ; confirm
or support any thing by the opinions of
others. A' media voz, With a slight hint.
A’ una voz, Unanimously. A’ voces,
Loud voice. A’ vos en grilo, In a loud
voice. A's coe comun, It is gencrally re-
ported.
Voznár, on. To cacklo like geese.
Vueceléncia, a. com. A contraction of vues-
tra escelencia, Your excellency.
Vueleo, em. Eversion, lr €
Vuélo, sm. Flight; wing of a bird; part of
a building which projects beyond the
wall; width or fulness of clothes; ruffle,
flonnce, frill; elevation; leap in panto-
mimes. Al vuelo, Flying expeditiously.
Coger al vuelo, To catch flying.
Vuelta, 8f Turn, gyration ; circumvolution;
circuit; iteration; wrong side; whipping,
flogging; turn, bent. (Nau.) Hatch. ip,
excursion; recollection; land once la-
bored; wards ina lock or key; roll, en-
velope; surplus money to be retarned in
dealing. (Mus,) Number of verses re-
Vuekas de coral, String or neck-
ace of coral. .A’ la vuelta or pasa á la
vuelta, Carried over, carried forward. A’
vuelta de, In the course of. A’ la vuelta,
At your return. La vuelta de, Towards
this or that way. Vuelta dada con los
cables, (Nau.) Turn in the hawse. Media
cuelta en los cables, Elbow in the hawse.
Dar una vuelta, To make a short excur-
sion. Dar vuelta con un cabo de labor,
ber To belay a running rope. Andar
oueltas, To shuffle; to dog; be at varl-
ance. Dar vueltas, To walk to and fro.
A' vuelta, Almost. A' vuelta de cabeza,
In the twinkling of an eye. Tener cuel-
tas alguno, To be diia”: ; No hay
Y
YEG
darle eveltas, No quibbling about it | and foliowed by a consonant, or at the end
oner de vuelta y media, To abuse by
Vaciocs rine? f dim, of Vuelta.
ueltecica, ta, af dim, o
Vuélto, ta, pp. irr. of Volver.
Vuésa, a. Contracted from vuestra, and
used hefure merced, eminencta, dic.
Vuesamerced, #f You, sir, madam; your
worship, your honor: a contraction of
vuestra merced.
_Vuesarcód, «/ Contraction of eussamerced.
Vueseñoria, af. Contraction of vuestra se-
ñoria. [vuestro, Entirely yours.
Vuéstro, tra, a. pron, Your, yours Muy
Vulgácho, am. Mob, populace.
Valgar, a. Vulgar, ordinary ; vernacular.
Vulesr, sm. The vulgar. g
Vuigaridad, af Vulgarity.
Vulgarizár, va. To make vulgar; translate
into the common language. —or. To be-
come vulgar.
Vulgarmónte, ad. Vulgarly. (Bible.
Vulgáta, sf Vulgate, n version of the
Vúlgo, em. Populace, mob; generality of
people. (Low) Brothel. V. Ma va.
Vulneráble, a. Vulnerable.
Vulneración, af The act of wounding.
Vulnerár, va. To wound V. Herir. To
violate a law; injure the reputation.
Vulnerária, ef (Bot.) Kidney vetch.
Vulnerário, ria, «. Vulnerary.
Vulnerario, sm. Clergyman guilty of killing
or wounding.
Vulpéja, af. A bitch-fox.
Vulpino, pa, a. Vulpine, crafty, deceitful.
Vilto, am, Volume, bulk. V. Bulto. Face.
Vúlva, y (Anat) Matrix, womb.
X.
X, ay'kia, af. This letter is pletina like
cs or gs in English; the tilians give it
“constantl) o the sound of cs.
Xa, Xe, Xi, Xo, Xu. Words beginning
with either of these syllables will be found
in Ja, Je, Ji, Jo, Ju.
Xa, ad, (Prov.) Y. Yu,
Xáno, na, a. (Prov.) V. Zlano.
Xapoipa, sf A kind of pancake. [tor.
Xapurcár, oa. (Prov.) To stir up dirty wa-
Xárro, em, (Prov.) Bawler.
Xáto, sm. (Prov.) A yearling calf.
Aau, tnf. A word used to encourage bulls
and other animals. Yau, zaw, Clamorous
applause.
af, Xerophagy, dry food.
ogra of. Xyl
af. ;
Ximio, mia, 2 Y Simio
Xinglár, on. (Prov.) To cry.
Xubéte, em. A kind of ancient armor.
Ye
Y, The twenty-sixth letter of the Castillan
ape Stands as n vowel and a conso-
nan
RA when alone, or after a vowel, | Yúgua, y Mare.
of a word, is a vowel, and sounds as e or
se in English: Hoy y mañana (To-day
and to-morrow). Y, beforo a vowel in
the same syllable, or between two vowels
in the same word, is a consonant, and
sounds like the English ¿, though some-
what softer; in some provinces Ít is con-
stantly pronounced like ee. Of late, at-
tempts have been made to revive the old
fashion of nung é instead of y at the
end of words, and when it {s a conjunc-
tion; thus, estol, doi, í, dec., in place of
estoy, doy, y. Words furmerly written
with y before aconsonant, as reyna, peyne,
have changed it into $; thus, reina, peine,
In Spanish manuscript, capital Y is to be
used instead of capital L
Y, cord. ane It he dra nee in i
terrogatives, or by way of a reply; as,
tú, no haces lo m f And you, do you
not do the same? Generally it isa oP
ulative conjunction; as, Fernando ‘a-
nuel, Ferdinand and Emmanuel. hen
followed by a word beginning with ¢ or Ad,
the conjunction é is used in its stead; Pa-
dre é hijo, Father and son.
Ya, ad. Already; presontly; finally; at an-
other time, on another occasion. Ya no
es lo que ha sido, It is not now what it
has been. Yu estamos en elo, We un-
epeand it. o Ya so Aue eso, That will
e done, a voy, I am going.—part,
Now. Ya esto, ya aquello, Now this,
now that. Ya que, Since that. Ya gue
Ans venido, Since you are here. Ya ai,
(Prov.) When, while, if —inéerj. Used on
being brought to recollect any thing. No
se acue Va.f Yu, ya, Do not you
remember? Yes, yes. Ya se vo, Yes,
forsooth. Ya estaba yo en eso, I was al-
ready of that mind.
Yao, sm, (Nau.) V. Yata.
Yáca, af (Bot.) A large-leaved Indian tree.
Yacénte, a. Jacent, vacant: lying. ve,
Yacér, on. To lle, lie down; lie down ín the
Yacte, sm, at) V. Yate.
Yate, sm (Nau) Yacht.
Yaciente, a. Extended, stretched.
Yacija, 4f Bed; tomb, grave. Ser de mala
yacija, To bo a vagrant.
Yactúra, 2f Loss,
Yáculo, em. (Ichth.) Dace. [or cocoa tree.
Yagre, am. Sugar extracted from the palm
Yámbico, ca, a. lambic.
Yámbo, em. An lambic foot.
Yanacóna, em. Yanacúna, ef (Peru) The
Indian bound to personal service.
Yantár, em. (Prov.) Viandas, food.
Yaravi, sm, A plaintive tune of the Indians
of Peru.
Yárda, Y An English yard; a vara, the
Spanish measure of 8 feet, is 2 ft. 3 inch.
43 lin. of an English yard. [guano,
Yardy, am. (Cuba) One of the species of
Yaro, sm. (Bot.) Yarrow.
Y ca, a. V. Lleco.
Y édgo, sm. (Bot.) V. Yasgo.
Yédra or Yétira Arborácea, af (Bot.) Ivy.
Yegua paridera, A
YER ZAB
breeding mare, Yegua de vientre, Mare | Yérto, a. Stiff, motionless, tight. Quedares
fit to breed. raares and stallions, erto, (Met.) To be petrified.
Yeguáda, Yegiieria, sf A herd of breeding
Yeguár; a. Belonging to mares.
Yegiiéro, Yegúerizo, sm. Keeper of breed-
ing mares,
Yeguezucla, af dim, Littlo mare.
Yélmo, sm. Helmet.
Yélo, am. Frost, ice. Bancos de yelo or
vince Bale of ie iceber ae
ma, 8f. Bud, gem, button; yelk of an egg;
pear ig En Sa yema del. inelerio. Ta
tho dead of winter. Dar en la yema,
(Met.) To hit the nail on the head. Yema
del dedo, Fleshy tip of the finger. Ye-
de faltriquera, (Coll.) Candied
pa.trr. of Ir. Going.
Yérba, 4f Herb; flaw in the emerald; pol-
son given in food. Yerba, yerba mate
or mate, Tho leaves of a tree of that name
in 8. A. Pisar buena or mala yerba,
To be of a good or bad tomper. Yerba
cana, Groundsel. Yerba carmin, Vir-
ginian poke. Yerba del cuajo, Y. Alca-
chofa. Yerba de la princesa, Lemon-
scented aloysia. Ye del Lallestero,
White hellebore. Yerba de pordioseros,
V. Flámula. Yerba de San Juan,
Odoriferous herbs ripe for sale on St,
John's day. Yerba de Santa Quiteriq,
Woolly merenry. Yerba doncella, Pori-
winkle. Yerba estuque, Y. Gludtolo,
Yerba gata, V. Gatuña. Yerba gatera,
Y. Gatera. Yerba gigante or giganta,
V. Acanto or Brunca ursina. Yerba
lombricera, Y. Tanaceto vulgar. Yer-
da lombriguera, VY. Abrotano. Yerba
srora, Nightshade. Yerba pastel, Woad.
bg jap Stavesacre. Yerba pun-
tera, V. Sismprecita arbórea, Yerba
tora, Strangle-weed, broom-rape. Verda
turmera, V. Turmera. Yerba terru-
guera, V. Verruguera. Yerba buena,
Mint, pepper-mint. Yerba de mar or
marina, Sea-weed. Yerba Paraguay,
Yerba mate Paraguay. Barro de yerbas,
Mug or jug made of perfumed clay, with
the figures of herbs upon it. En yerba,
Greenly. Queso de yerba, Cheese made
of vegetable runnet. Sentir nacer la
yerba, Used to indicate one's vivacity or
quickness.—pl. Greena, vegetables; grass
of pasture land for cattlo. Otras yerbas,
(Joc.) Et cetera.
Y erbecica, illa, ita, af dim. of Yerba.
Yermár, va. To dispeople, lay waste.
Yérmo, sm. Desert, wilderness. Padre del
yermo, Ancient hermit.
Yérmo, ma, a. Waste, desert. Zlerra yer-
ma, Uncultivated ground.
Yernar, va. (Coll. v.) To make one a
son-in-law by force.
Y ernecico, illo, ito, am dim. of Yerno.
Yérno, am. Son-in-law. Xngaña-yernos,
Gew-gaws, trifles. Ciega yernos, Showy
trifles.
Yéro, sm. (Bot.) V. Yervo.
Y érro, am. Error, mistake. Yerroe, Faults,
defects. Yerro de imprenta, Erratum.
A o SD
Yervo, sm. (Bot,) Tare, true-bitter vetch.
Yesal, Yesár, em. EA paar [passion.
Yésca, sf Spunk, tinder; fuel; incentive of
Yesera, ef. Kiln. [with gypsum,
Yeseria, af. V. Yesera. Building constructed
Yeséro, ra, 4. Belonging to gypsum. (sum,
Yeséro, em. One that prepares or sells
Yésgo, am. (Bot. Prov.) Dwarf older.
Yéso, sm. Gypsum, sulphate of lime. Yeso
mate, Plaster of Paris. Yeso blanco,
Whiting. [used in building.
Yesón, om. Fragment of gypsum already
Yesdso, sa, a. Gypseous,
Yesquéro, sm. Tinder-box.
Yézgo, am. (Bot.) Dwarf elder.
Yeriéga, af Y. Letrina.
Yo, pron, pers, L Yo mismo, I myself.
Yogur, Yoguir, en. To yoke.
Yóle, em. (Nau) Yawl.
Yúca, af (Bot) Adam's needle. Yuca de
cazave or cusaoe, Cassava, Barbadoes nut,
physic nut.
eee af. Extent of ground which a yoke
of oxen can plough in a day.
Yugo, sm. Yoke; nuptial tie; marriage cer-
emony ; oppressive authority; prison.
Nan.) Transom. Yugo de la caña, (Nau.)
:ounter-transom. Yugo de la cubierta,
(Nau.) Deck-transom. Yugo principal,
(Nau.) Wing-transoin.
Yuguéro, sir. Ploughinan, ploughboy.
Y ugulár, a. via Jugular.
Yunque, sm, Anvil; constancy, (Anat.) In-
cus. One of the blades of a cloth-shear-
ers shears. star al yunque, To bear
up under the frowns of fortune,
Yúnta, ¢f Couple, pair, yoke. [fed.
Yunteria, 4f Place where draught-oxen aro
Yuntéro, am. V. Yuguero.
Yúnto, ta, a. Joined, united. V. Junto.
Arar yunto, To plough together.
Yuséra, sf The horizontal stone in of]-mills,
Yuslón, af Precept, command,
Yuxtapostcion, af. Juxtaposition,
Yuyúba, af. V. Azufaifa.
Z.
Z, thay'dah, thay'tah, af. Sounds always in
Spanish like tho English t% in thank, cae
hedral, tenth.
Za, tnterj. A word used to frighten d
Zabida, Zíbila, af (Bot.) Common or yellow-
flowered aloe. Ling,
Zabórda, Zabordamiénto, «. (Nau.) Strand-
Zabordár, on, (Nau.) To get on shore, be
stranded.
Zabório, em. (Nau.) Stranding.
Zabra, af (Nau.) A small vessel used on the
coast of Biscay.
Zabucár, va. To shake, agitate.
Zubullida, 4f Ducking.
Zabullidira, af Submersion.
Zabullimiénto, an. Y. Zambullida,
Zabullir, ca. To plunge, immergo.—or, To
sink; lark, lle concealed. as
ZAH
ZAM
Zacapéla, Zacapélla, ef Uproar, yell.
roti Y. Crd ea
Zacatóca, am. (Cuba) A member of a com-' Zahórra, sf (Nau.
pany accompanying funerals. [sold.
Zacatin, em.
ing sa.
Zadibe, af. (Bot.) Y. Zabida.
; (Bot.) Horned camin.
Záfa, af. (Prov.) V. AYofitna. (Ing.
Zafac a. c. (Am. Coll.)
Zafida, af. Flight, escape. (Nau.) Lighten-
ing the ship.
Zafár, vta. To adorn; disembarrass, (Nau.)
To lighten a ship.—or. To escape, run
away; avoid; get clear off.
Zafaréche, em. (Prov.) V. Estanque.
Zafari, sm. A sort of pomegranate with
uadrangular seeds. [ter vessels.
riche, sm. (Prov.) Shelf for holding wa-
Zafarráncho, 8m. (Nau.) The state of being
clear for action. Jfucer safarrancho,
Nau.) To make ready for action. Moving.
era Coll.) To run away. /faber un
eafarrancho, To bo a great squabbling.
Zaferia, af: A farm-house.
Zaflaménte, ad. Clownishly,
Zafiedad, af Clownishness.
Záfñio, fia, a. Clownish, uncivil.
Zafio, am. (Ichth.) Y. Saflo or Congrio.
Zafir, Zafiro, ass. Sapphire.
Zafirino, na, a. Of the color of sapphire.
Zúfo, fa, a. (Prov.) Free, disentangled.
(Nau.) Clear.
ón, em. Y. on,
Záfre, sm. (Min.) Zaffre or saffre.
Zága, af. Load packed on the back part of a
.—em. The last player at a game
of cards.—ad. V. Detras. A’ saga or en
saga, Behind. No ir or no res en
saga, (Coll.) Not to be less than any other.
Zagil, em. A spirited young man; swaln,
young shepherd ; subordinate coachman ;
under petticoat.
Zagála, af. A shepherdess, lasa,
Zagaléjo, ja, e. dim, A young shepherd or
Zas! repo" 4 e
o, 6m. An under petticoa
Zagalico, illo, ito, em. dim, A little shepherd.
Zaguán, sin, Porch. entrance.
Zaguanéte, em. (Dim.) Small entrance, A
small party of the king's life-guards,
Zaguéro, ra, a. Remalning behind
Zaharéño, ña, a. Wild, intractable. (Met.)
Naughty, indocile.
Zahén, a. Dobla sahen or sahena, A Moor-
ish gold coin.
Zaherlidór, ra, 4. Censurer.
Zaherimiénto, Zabério, sm. Censure, blame.
Zaherir, va, To censure, reproach.
Zahina, «f. Kind of tares sown in Andalu-
sta Zahinaa, Puff-cakes. Zahinas de lo-
vadura, Froth of bann,
Z.ahinár, am. Land sown with zakina,
Zahon, sm, A kind of wide breeches,
Zahonido, da, a. Brownish. [eer Zambullida, y.
Zatrondár, ra. To dig the ground. V. A/hon-
Zabóra, ef. (Prov.) Luuchcon among friends, |
with music,
Zahorar, To have a repast with music.
place where garments are | pot.
Zaceár, ea. To frighten away dogs by cry- Zahumar, ea. To fumi
¡ Zalá, af
Zampabodigos,
Zahori, sn. Vulgar impostor pretending to
see hidden things.
S Ballast V. Justre,
Zahumador, sim. (Prov.) A kind of perfu-
ming
Y. Sahumar.
Zahumeério, am. V. umerio,
Zahúrda, sf. Pigsty; a small, dirty house.
los af. (Orn.) A variety of the African
eron.
nabbling. riot-| Zaino, na, a. Of a chestnut color; vicious:
applied to animals; wicked, vicious. Mí-
rar de zerino or á lo satno, To cast an in-
sidious e [ago.
acer la sald, (Coll.) To pay hom-
Zalagárda, af. Ambush; trap, snare; sur-
ene mock-fight. (Coll) cious cun-
ning.
Zaláma, Zalameria, 9/. Flattery, wheedling.
Zalaméro, ra, & Wheedler, flatterer, fawner.
Zal'a, af. An undressed sheep-skin; ehcep-
skin mats.
Zaleár, ea. To move a thing with care;
frighten dogs. V. Zucear.
Zalema, af. Bow, courtesy.
Zaléo, sm. Skin of a beast lacerated ; un-
old sheep-skin; act of shaking to and
0.
Zallir, va. To direct and level warlike arms.
Zalmedina, em. Magistrato with civil and
criminal powers.
Zalóma, af (Nau.) Singing ont of seamen
when they haul with a rope.
Zalomár, on. (Nan.) To sing out.
Zalóna, af (Prov.) A large earthen jar. +
Zamacúco, an’. (Coll.) Dunce, dolt.
Zamanza, 2. (Coll.) Drubbing, flogging.
Zamarra, af. Shepherd's dress made of un-
dressed sheep-skins. [To drag, ill-treat.
Zamarrear, oa. To shake to and fro. (Met.)
Zamarrico, sm. dim. of Zamarro, A port-
manteau or bag of sheep-skin, having the
wool inside.
Zamarrilla, af (Dim) A short, loose coat of
sheep-skins, (Bot) Poley, mountain ger-
mander.
Zamárro, am. A shepherd's coat of sheep-
skins; eheep or lamb skin; dolt, stupid.
Zamarron, am. augm. A large shoup-skin.
Zamarrúco, sm. (Orn.) Titnonse.
Zambaigo, ga, a. and 8. Sambo.
Zambárco, am. A broad breast-harness,
Zámbo, da, Zámbigo, ga, a. Bandy-leggzed
sambo.—am. An American wild animal,
resembling a dog, with the head of a
horse. [trea; citron-tree,
Zambón, af (Bot.) A sweet kind of quince-
Zambómba, £f. A kind of rustic drum.
Zambómbo, sm. Clown, rustic.
Zamborondén, na, Zamborotide, da, a.
Clownish, ill-shaped. {ish boat.
Zámbra, 4f. A Moorish feast; shout; Moor-
Zambncár, Zanibucárse, vn and r. To be
concealed ; hide one's self. [Ing.
Zambiico, em, queens hiding, conceal-
ucking; thrust on the
breast. [dive.
Zambullir, ca, and r. To plunge into water,
i Zampabollos, $m, (Coll)
Glutton. V. Zamputortae.
ZAP
Zampáda, ef. (Prov.) Concealing or put-
ting one thing within another.
Zainpar, ea. To conceal; thrust one thing
into another; devour eagerly.—er. To
thrust one's self into a place.
Zampalimósnas, em. A sturdy beggar.
Zampapálo, sm. (Coll.) V. Zampatortas.
Zampatórtas, am. (Col) A glutton; clown.
Zampear, on. To drive stakes in a ground
to makc it solid.
Zampeádo, sm (Arch.) Wood-work and
masonry in marshy foundations.
Zampóña, ef. A kind of bagpipe. V. Pipi-
tara. A poetical vein; frivolous saying.
Zampoñeár, on. To play the bagpipe; be
prolix ; prose.
Zampuzur, va. To plunge, dip; hide.
zo, em. Immersion, concealment.
Zamuro, sn. (Orn.) Carrion-vultare.
Zanahória, af (Bot.) Carrot. Zanahorias,
Deceitfal caresses,
Zanahoriate, sn. V. Aranoriale,
Zauca, 8/. Shank of birds; a long leg; largo
pin. Zancas de araña, Shifts, ovasions.
Zancáda, af; Stride. Endos Ex-
peditiously. Elbow in the hawee.
Zancadilla, «f Trip; deceit, craft.
Zancádo, da, a. Insipid salmon. (dirt.
Zancajear, va. To bespatter the legs with
Zancajéra, af mao peat
Zancajiónto, ta, @. Bandy-legged.
Zancájo, sm. Heel-bone of the foot; heel of
a shoe or stocking; a short, ill-shaped
person ; a stupid person. No Wegar al
eancajo, Not to near one in any line,
Zancajóso, sa, €. Bandy-leggod ; wearing
dira stockings with holes; clumsy, awk-
ward.
Zancarrón, sm. The hare heel-bone; any
largo bone without flesh; a withered, old
person; an ignorant pretender at any art
ur science. Zancarron de Muhoma,
(ColL) Mohammed's bones at Mecca.
Zánco, em. Stilt; dancer on stilts. (Nan)
Flag-staff. Poner 4 alguno en sancos,
{Met.) To favor one in obtaining fortune.
Subirse en zancos, To be haughty.
Zanchdo, da, a. Long-shanked.
Zandália, af Sandal.
Zandalo, em. Y. Súndalo, [déa.
Zandia, af (Bot.) Water-melon. V. San-
Zandiál, sm. A water-melon bed.
Zandúnga, af. (Coll.) Gracefulness, elegance;
cajoling, fascination. Tener or usar mu-
cha randunga, 'To allure, cajole, whee-
dle; be very graceful or fascinating.
Zandunguéro, ra, e. and /. (Coll.) Cajoler,
allurer, fascinating.
Zanéfa, af. A printed border. V. Cenefa,
Zánga, 4/. Ombre played by four.
Zangáda, af Raft or float made of cork.
Zangála, 4% Buckram. person.
Zangamánga, 8/. Falsebood, to defraud a
Zanganúda, af. Dronish or sloggardly act.
(Coll) A cunning or graceful slight trick.
Zangendóngo, 8. (Coll.) Idler, who affects
ignorance and want of abilities; dolt, a
stupid, awkward person.
Zangandillo, Zangandúngo, em. (Coll.) Y.
Zangandongo.
(Nau.) | Zanj
(Coll.) Sly, cunning person (either in a
Zangurillója, 8/. Trollop, a dirty girl.
incident to sheep ; melancholy: A Pl
Zangoloteár, ea. To move in a violent ri-
waddling; a wagging motion.
fictitious disorder. y.
fellow; a fool,
illness not to work.
Zanjár, ea. To open ditches, oxcavate; es-
on, am. augm. A doep ditch; a la
Zanqueador, ra, 8, A waddler in walking; a
ZAS on. To waddle, run about; walk
shank or leg.
Zápa, 8f. Spade. (Ichth.) Dogfish. Sha-
Zapadór, am. (Mil.) Sapper.
Zaparrastrár, on. To trall; sweep.
misfortune.
Zapatázo, sm. (Augm.) Large shoe. Blow
Zapateádo, am. A Pas dance.—Zapa-
of r,
Zapateár, ca. To kick with the shoe; lead
Zapatéo, sm. Keeping e by beating the
spoiled in the pickle.
cobbler's sta
Zangancár, on. To drone, live in ignorance.
Zangano, sm. (Ent.) Drone; idler, sponger.
good or bad meaning).
Zangarilla, af, A small watermill.
Zangarreár, en. To scrape a guitar.
Zangarriána, 47 An infirmity of the head,
riodical disease. azy lad.
Zangarullon, em. (Coll.) A tall, sloggish,
dicnlons manner.
Zangolotéo, sm A violent yet ridiculous
Zangoteár, va, V. Zangolotear.
Zanguénga, af. (Coll.) A feigned disease; a
Z án 11.) Laz are
anguángo, sm. (Coll.
Zanguáyo, sm. (Coll.) Tall idler, feigning
Zánja, sf. Ditch, trench, train. Abrir las
sanjas, To lay the foundation.
tablish; settle a business amicably.
Zanjica, illa, ita, af dim. Small drain.
drain. [trenc
Zanjoncillo, sm. dim. A small drain or
great walker.
Zanqueamiénto, sm, Waddling in walkin
Zanquilárgo, ga, a. Long-shanked.
Zanquilla, Zanquíta, 4f dim. Thin, long
Zanquituérto, ta, 4. Bandy-legged.
Zanquiváno, na, a. Spindle-shankeL
green; carving in silver. Caminar é la
zapa, (Mil) To advance by mining.
Zapár, vn. To sap, mine.
Zaparráda, sf A violent fall.
Zaparrastróso, sa, a. Dirty ; ill-made.
Zaparrázo, em. A violent fall; calamity,
Zapata, y. A leather hinge; colored half-
boots; bracket of a beam. (Nan.) A shoe.
with a shoe; fall; clapping noise of a
horse's foot.
¿Mes G, pp.
Zapateadór, ra, 8. Dancer of the Zapateddo.
by the nose; hit frequently in fencing.—
or. To oppose with spirit.
vot on the floor.
Zapatéra, af A shoemaker's wifo; olive
Zapateria, af. Trade of a shoemaker; a shoe-
maker's nop: Zapateria de viejo, A
Zapaterillo, illa, & dim, A petty shoemaker,
Zapatéro, am. Shoemaker. Zapatero de
viejo, Cobbler.
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ZEL
Zapatéta, ef Slap on heron of a shoe; oa-
per, leap.—tnterj. [shoe.
Zanatico, illo, ito, em. dim, A nice little
Zapatilla, ¢f (Dim.) A little shoe. Pump;
utton of a foil; exterior hoof of animals.
Zapatilléro, sm. Shoemaker who makes
pumps
Zapato, em. Shoe. Zapato botin, A half-
t. Zapato ramplon, Thick-soled
coarse shoe. Zapatos abotinados, Laced
shoes. [shoe.
Zapatón, em. Galoche; a large shoe; over-
Zapatúdo, da, a. Wearing large or strong
shoes; large hoofed or clawed.
e ais An exclamation of aversion;
forbid! [ing eape.
Zapeár, va. To frighten cats away by cry-
Zapito, em. (Prov.) Milk-pail.
Zapóto, sm. (Bot.) Sapota-tree. Zapote
mamey, Swoet sapota.
Zapuzár, va. To duck. V, Chapusar.
Zéáque, sm. Leather wine-bag. (Coll) Tip-
pler.
Zaqueár, on. To rack ; draw off liquor.
Zaquizami, sm. Garret, cockloft; a small
dirty house,
Zár, sm. Ozar, emperor of Russia.
Zára, af. Indian corn, maize, V. Mais,
Zarabanda, 4/. Lively dance; bustle.
sar ea 8. com. Dancer of the Sara-
an
Zarabutéro, ra, a. (Prov.) V. Embustero.
Zaradión, Zaradique, sm. Medicine for dogs.
Zaragatáda, af. A roguish trick. rogue.
Zaragate, Zarayáte, or Saragate, sin. er; | Zarz:
Za na, 4. cect) Flea-wort.
Zaragocí, em. Kind of plum.
Zaragiólles, sm. e Drawers or wido
breeches; overalls,
Zaramágo, af. (Prov.) V. Jaramago.
Zaramagullon, sm, (Orn.) Didapper.
Zarambeque, am. A merry tune and noisy
dance.
Zaramúllo, em. Basybody.
Zaránda, Y Screen for sifting earth or sand:
Zarandador, em. Sifter of wheat.
Zarandájas, 47. pi. Trifles; odds.
Zarandaii, ad. (Prov.) A black spotted dove.
Zarandár, Zarandeár, va. To winuow corn ;
stir and move eal A
Zarandéo, em. Act of sifting.
Zarandéro, sm, V. Zarandador.
Zarandilio, 67. (Dim.) A small sieve.
Z na, 4. V. Zaragalona.
Zarláno, na, a. Belonging to the Czar.
Zarina, Zaritza, af na.
Zarja, 4. Reel for winding silk.
Zárpa, of. Weighing anchor; mud sticking
to clothes; claw. Echar la sarpa, To
gri
Zacoae, ea, (Naw) To weigh anchor. El
ancla esté earpada, (Nau.) The anchor
Zarpostrdón: sa, G. (Prov.) Besged.
gpl a ia Sound of a body falling on the
groun
Zarpóso, sa, a. Bespattered with dirt.
Zarracateria, af Deceitful flattery.
Zarracatin, sm. Haggler.
Zarramplin, sm. Bungler, botcher. [ed.
Zarramplináda, E Work clumsily perform-
af. Dirt sticking to the skirts
Zarrapastrón, na, a. and s. Tatterdemalion.
Zarrapastróso, sa, a. Ragged, dirty.
a af. Dirt sticking to clothes; leather
thongs.
Zarriénto, ta, 4. Bespattored with mud.
Zartio, em, V. Charro, *
Zarza, af. (Bot) Common bramble. Zar-
sas, (Met.) Difficulties,
Zarzagán, emm, A cold northeast wind.
Zarzaganóte, sm. A light northeast wind.
Zarzaganillo, sm. A violent storm at north-
east.
Zarzahán, sm. A kind of striped silk.
Zarzaidéa, sf. (Bot) Raspberry-bush.
al, sm. rae kk
Zarzamóra, af. P ot.) Blackberry-busb.
Zarzaparrilla, g” (Bot.) Sarsaparilla, dla
Zarzaparrillár, sm. Plantation of sarsaparil-
Zarzaperrána, Zarzarósa, 4/. (Bot.) Dog-rose.
Zárzo, em. Hurdle. enear el sarao,
(Coll.) To threaten to beat,
Zarzóso, sa, a. Briery. anes:
Zarzuéla, ef. A kind of dramatical perform-
za Zas, Expressing sound of repeated
blows ; raps at a door.
Zescandil, am. (Coll.) An impostor, swin-
dler; an upstart. Abarcas.
Zata, Za . Raft. rov.) V.
tara, ef. Zata
Zatico, am. A small bit of bread.
Zatiquéro, em. Pantler, master of the pantry.
Záto. em. (Prov.) Morsel of bread.
Zay ar, va. (Nau.) To haul a tackle.
Zazahán, em. Sort of flowered silk.
Zarangúllo, am. (Prov.) Mixture of pepper, | Zazóso, sa, a. Y. Ceceoso.
tomatoes, de. Zéa, af. Y. Cea. (Bot.) Spelt-corn.
Zarapailén, sm. A shabby, dirty follow. Zébra, ef. Zebra. V. Cebra.
Zarapatél, 4. A aalmagundi. Zéda, af. Bound of the letter + in Spanish.
Zarapóto, em. Craft dps Zedilla, af. The ancient letter formed thus, q.
Zarapito, sm. (Oro), himbrel. Zodoaria, ef: (Bot.) Zedoary.
Zaratán, sm. Cancer in the breast. Zee, a. V. Zahen,
Zaráza, af. Chintz.—pl. (Ven.) Prints.
Zarceár, ta. To clean with briers.—on. To
move to and fro.
Zarcéro, ra, a. Pursuer of game.
Zarcéto, ta, 8. sde Widgeon.
Zarcillo, sm. Ear-ring; tendril of a vine.
(Proy.) Hoop et a barrel.
Zárco, ca, a. Wall-eyed, of a light blue
color; clear and pure.
Zarovitz, i Czarowitz,
Zeladór, am. Overseer, manager.
Zelár, va. To bejenlous. V. Celar.
Zelillo, sm. dim. of Zelo.
Zélo, em. Zoal, careful observance. (Coll.)
V. Lujuria, Rut; db e apro de
apprehension, suspicions, Dar zelos, To
excite suspicion.
Zelosaménte, ad. Zealously.
Zelóso, sa, a. Zealous; jealous; rutting,
hot * excossively careful.
ZOQ
ZUM
Zelotípla, 4f Jealousy. -
e The a de
nzalino, na, a. onging to ts.
Zenzálo, e. Gnat. ene tens
| Zoqnetéro, ra, a.
. |Zoquetico, Zoquetillo, am. dim. A small
ly, indigent.
morsel of bread.
uetúdo, da, a. Rough.
Zenzóntle or Zenzóntli, sm. (Mex.) A bird , Zorita, af Stock-dove, wood-pigeon.
resembling the nightingale.
Zequi, sm. Zechin; an Arabic gold coin
e au dee dollars,
ula, af. V. Asequia.
Zéro, sm. The cipher, naught. V. Cero,
Zóta, 8f. Name of the letter €.
Zigofilo, an, (Bot.) Beancaper.
Zilorgano, em. A musical instrument.
Zimológia, *f. pgs as
Zimosimetro, em. Kind of thermometer.
Zimotécnia, «f. Treatise on fermentation.
Zinc, Zinco, Zinque, am. Zinc, a metal.
rd af. (Nau.) V. Singladura.
ipizape, sm. (Coll.) A noisy scuffle with
Zirig +4 (Prov.) Adulation. V. Chasco
and Friolera, of re blows.
Zis Zas, Ser Words ass the sound
Zizáña, eo) Darnel. Discord, disagree-
ment. rar sizaña, To sow discord.
Zizañár, va. To sow discord.
Zizañéro, sm. Makebate.
Zócalo, sm. Socle or zocle.
Zocato, ta, a. Over-ripe,
Zóclo, sm. V. Zueco.
Zoco, am. A wooden shoe; plinth.
Zocóba, af (Bot.) Herb used as an antidote
to poisons; tree yielding fine yellow wood.
Zodiaco, em. The zodiac.
Zofra, af. A Moorish carpet.
Zoilo, em. Zoilus, a malicious critic
Zollipar, on. To sob.
Zollipo, sra. Sob, sigh.
Zolócho, cha, a. Stupid.
Zoma, 4/. A coarse sort of flour.
Zómpo, pa, a. Clumsy, awkward.
Zona, af. Zone, girdle.
Zoncería, 8/. Insipidity.
Zonzaménte, ad. Insipidly.
Zónzo, za, G. Insipid; stupid. .Ave sonza,
Inert simpleton.
Zonzorrión, na, 8. A very dull person.
Zoófago, sm. Insect which sucks the blood
of animals.
Zoofito, sm. Zoophyte.
Zooforica, a. (Arch.) Zoophoric.
a po . Zoography.
Zoolatría, We Zoolatry. 7
Zoologia, af. Zoology.
Zoonomia, 4 Zoonomia.
Zootómico, sm. Zootomist.
Zépas, Zopitas, am. (Coll.) Nickname to a
person pronouncing s for $,
Zopilóte, 8m. (Orn.) (Mex.) Buzzard, a spe-
cies of hawk.
Zopénco, ca, 4 Doltish.
Zopénco, sm, (Coll) Blockhead.
Zopetéro, sm, (Prov.) Y. Ribazo.
Zopisa, 47. Pitch mixed with wax.
Zópo, pa, a. Lame, maimed.
Zópo, sm. A clumsy fellow.
Zoquéte, sm. Block of timber; morsel of
bread; anything short and thick; a dolt;
belfry. uete de cuchara, (Naa.)
Scoop-handle. [or short pieces of timber.
Zoqueteria, q/. Heap of blocks, plank-ends,
Y. Soma.
[blows. ;
Zorra, af. Fox. (Coll.) Prostitute. Zorra
corrida, Artfal street-walker; drunken-
ness. Caldo de sorra, A false appear-
ance; car for heavy goods. V. Sorra,
Tener eorra, (Met.) To be melancholy.
Zorrastrón, na, $. Cunning, roguish person.
Zo em. augm. A big fox; a great
knave. room ; druwsiness.
Zorréra, 3/. Fox-hole; a smoky kitchen or
Zorreria, 8/. Artfulness; cunning; knavery.
Zorrcro, ra, a, Slow, inactive. e au.) Sail-
ing heavily. Cunning, capricivus
Zorréro, sm. Terrier; kee
forest. [den; a kind of unguent,
Zorrilla, af (Dim.) A little bitch fox. Hol-
Zorrillo, Zorruélo, sm, dim, Whelp of a fox,
Zorrita, Y” Little bitch fox.
Zorro, sm. A male fox; a knave; terrier.
Y. Zorrero. Zorros, Fox-skins; fox-tails,
Zorro, ra, a. V. Zorrero,
Zorrocléco, sm, (Prov.) A thin paste; a
dronish, heavy fellow. (Coll.) Caressa,
demonstration of love ur friendship. V.
Arrumaco.
Zorronglón, na, a. Slow, heavy, lazy.
Zorruéla, af. A little bitch-fox. V. Zorrilla.
Zorrállo, sm. A Sy lndriee piece of timber.
Zorrúno, na, d. Foxy, foxlike.
Zorzál, an. (Orn.) Thrush. (Ichth.) Wrasse.
Artfal, cunning man. [kind of olives.
Zorzaleiia, af Applied to a small, round
Zorzalico, illo, ito, em. dim. of Zorzal,
Zostér, y. (Med.) Shingles, an eruptive dis-
ease.
Zéte, am, Ignorant person.
Zozóbra, sf. Uneasiness, anxiety. (Nau.) A
contrary wind. An unlucky cast of the
die, [great danger; sinking.
Zozobrante, pa. and «. That which is in
Zozobrár, on. (Nau.) To sink, founder; cap-
sizo; be in great danger; grieve.
Zúa, Zúda, 4f Persian wheol V. Asuda.
Zubia, y. Drain, channel for water.
Zúchil, em. (Mex.) A bouquet; a marigold.
Zudería, ae (Prov.) Y. Confiteria,
Zuéca pélla, (Jugar con alguno á la), (Coll)
To te ore.
Zuéco, em. A wooden shoe; a shoe with a
wooden or cork sole; clug. (Bot.) Lady’s
r of a royal
slipper. {dispute.
Zuiza, af. A y of young men ; quarrel,
Zuizón, em. (Nau.) A boarding-pike,
Zalacár, vta. To anoint with bitumen.
Zuláque, sm. Bitumen. V. Betun. (Nan.)
Stuff with which the bottom of ships is
aid. [man excrements.
Zilia, ef (Bot.) French honeysuckle. Hu-
Zullárse, or. To go to stool, break wind.
Zullénco, ca, Zullón, na, (ColL) a. Breaking
wind. [lence.
Zullón, em. The act of breaking wind, flatu-
Zumacál, Zumacár, sm. Plantation of su-
mach.
Zumacár, ca. To dress or tan with sumach.
Zumáque, em, (Bot) o (Coll.)
ZUR
ZUZ
Wine. Sar aftoionado al eumaque, To] ried, dressed. Salvo el surrado, (Coll.)
be fond of wine.
V. Saleo el guante.
rie Zumaya, 4/. (Orn.) The common , Zurradór, sm. Leather-dresser, tanner; one
pes
owl.
Zumba, af A large bell; joke, jest.
Zumbár, en. To resound; buzz, hum; be
who tlogs or chastises,
Zurrápa, ef. Lees, dregs; any thing vile
Con zerrapes, In an uncleanly manner.
near a certain time or place.—ra. and r. | Zurraptento, ta, a. V. Zurraposo.
To jest, joke.
Zumbel, en. (Coll.) Frown, an angry ns '
Zurrapilla, 4f. Small lees in liquor.
Zurrapdéso, 6a, a. Full of lees and dregs.
pect. (Prov.) Cord with which boys spin Zurrar, ca. To dress leather; flog; contest.
tops.
Zambido, Zúmbo, sn. Humming, buzzing.
(Coll) A blow.
Zumbón, na, 4. Waggish. Cencerro eum-
bon, Bell on the head of a leading horse.
Zumiento, ta, «. Juicy, succulent.
Zuumillo, am. (Bot.) Dendly carrot.
Zúmo, sm. Sap, juice, liquor, moisture;
profit, utility.
Zumóso, sa, a. Juicy, succulent,
Zúño, em. Frown, angry mien. V. Ceño,
2a, af, Wine which is turned; refuse,
eer
Zúra, Zurúna, 4f Stock~love. V. Zorita.
Zurcidera, af Bawd, pimp.
Zurcido, sue. Stitching, uniting. [curess,
Zureldor, ra, 2. A sewer of rents; pimp, pro-
Zurcidúra, 4% Sewing up rents, darning.
Zurcir, va. To darn; patch up; hatch loa
Zurdear, en, To be left-handed. ed
Zurdilio, illa, a. dim. One who is left-hand-
Zardo, da, a. Left; left-handed. A’ zurdax,
The wrong way.
Zurita, 4. Stock-dove.
Zuriza, £f. Quarrel, dispute.
Záúro, ra, a. edi dl to a stock-dove.
Zúrra, ¢f Tanning leather; flogging; drudg-
ery; quarrel; a severo reprimand,
Zúrra, interj. A term expressive of dis-
pleasure or anger.
Zurráco, sm. (Coll) Cash.
Zarrado, as «@ and pp. of Zurrar. Cur-
—er. To have a sudden call of nature.
(Met.) To be unsuccessful.
Zurriága, «f Thong; a whip for tops; lark.
Zurriagár, ea. To flog.
Zurriag:izo, sm, A severe lash or stroke with
a whip; unfortunate calamity. __ [fellow.
Zurriago, em. Whip for punishment: a mean
Auriar, ea, (Prov.) To hum; speak harshly.
Zurribinda, sf. Repeated flogging; a noisy
quarrel.
Zurriburrl, am, (Coll.) Ragamuffin.
Zurrido, Zurrio, an. Humming, buzzing;
bustle.
Zurrir, en. To hum, tinkle.
Zurrán, 4m. Pouch: game-bag; rind of
fruit; chaff (Anat) Amnion. se-
roon.
Zurróna, af. Prostitute.
Zurroncillo, em. dim. A small bag.
. | Zurronéro, sm. Bag or sack maker.
Zurrucárso, er. To experience a sudden call
of nature; dirty one's self.
Zurrúsco, am. (Coll.) A elice of bread which
is overtoasted.
Zurúllo, sm. (Coll.) Rolling-pin.
Zutanico, illo, am. dim, of Zutano,
Zutano, na, 8. Such a one. Zutano y fula-
no, Such and such a one.
Zuzár, ca. To set on dogs. V. Aguzar.
Zúzo, interj. A word used to call or set on
a dog.
Zuzón, em. (Bot.) Spatlin poppy, catchfly.
NAMES
OP
COUNTRIES, PROVINCES,
TOWNS, NATIONS, SEAS,
RIVERS, «c.
WHICH ARE
NOT THE SAME IN THE ENGLISH AND SPANISH LANGUAGES.
N. B.—Worps derived from the names of countries, towns, 4c., may bo taken as substantives
or adjectives; as, American, Americano, a native of America, or things relating to America.
Therefore only the English word corres
nding to the Spanish is annexed to it.
The scholar
js also to keep in mind that this kind of nouns, if they terminate in o, change it into a for the
feminine, and add a when they end in a consonant ; as, Italiano, Italianu ; Ingles, Inglesa, &c.
ANT
BAN
Abisinia, Abyssinia,
Abulúnse, A native of Avila,
Acidia, New Scotland or Nova Scotia.
Acúya, Achaya or Livadia.
A'cclo, Actium,
Adrianópoli, Adrianople,
Adriático, Adridtic (sea).
Africino, African.
Alavús, A natiza of Alava.
Albanés, Albania or Arnaut.
Alcarréño, A native of Alcarria.
Alejandria, Alerundria,
Alemán, German.
Alemania, Germany.
Alepo, Aleppo,
Alesia, Alis,
Alféo, Alpheus (a river).
Algeciras, Algestras.
Alícinte, Alicant,
Almirante, V. ISLAS DEL ALMTRANTE,
Alóste, Aels or Alost (Netherlands).
A'Ipes, Alpes.
Alsúcia, Alsace.
Amazonas, Amazónio, or Amazoniáno, A
native of the province of the Amaxzona.
V. Rio DE LAS AMAZONAS.
Ambires or Antuérpia, Antiverp.
Amboino, Amboynu.
Amerlcano, American,
Andalucia, Andalusia,
Andaliz, Andalusian,
Anécl, Anneci.
A’nglo-Americano, Anglo-American.
Angulema, Angouléme,
Angumóes, Angoumaia (France).
Anscáticas (Cludades), Hanse towns,
Antibo, Antibes.
Antillas, Antilles or West-Indies.
Antloquéno, A native of Antioch (in Syria),
or of Antioquia (in South America).
Antioquía, Antioch,
Antuérpia, V. AMBE'RES.
Apeninos, Apennines.
Aquéos, Achaans (inhabitants of Achaya).
Aquiseran, A iz-lu-Chapelle (Germany).
A'rabo, Arabian,
Arábico, Arábigo, Arabian,
Aragón, Arragon.
Aragonés, Arragonese,
Archipiclago, Archipelago,
Ardénas, Ardennes (France).
Argel, Algiers.
Argelino, dlgerine.
Armañác, Armagnac.
Arménio, Armenian,
Arnaftta, V. ALBANES,
Arondel, Arundel,
Ascáno, V. ASIA'TIOO.
Asiático, Asiatic,
Asiria, Assyria.
Asirio, Assyrian.
A’sis, Assisi,
Asturianu, Asturian (Spain).
Aténas, Athena.
Ateniénse, Athenian.
Austriáco, Austrian.
Auvérnia, Auvergne,
Aviñón, Avignon,
Ayácio, Ajaccío.
Babilónia, Babylon.
Bahia Botánica, Botany Bay.
BAG Rin, Lower Rhine,
Báltico, Baltic sea.
Banjalúca, Bagnaluca (Bosnia) .
o
CAN
DUR
a me
ye Mar i
‘Basques (inhabitants of Gascony).
Beale Bale.
Batavos, Batavi or Baluvians (Belgians).
Bávaro, Bacarian,
Bavicra, Buvaría,
Bayóna, Bayonne.
Bayés, Buja or Bala (Bayes).
Beárne, Bearn (France).
Beduinos, Bedouins.
Belcairo, Beaucatre.
Belen, Bet
10,
Bilbaino, A native eo Bilboa.
Blibáo, Billoa.
Bizáncio, ; Bohdme, Bohem
Bohémico,
Boldúque, Bots
Bolónia, Bologna,
Bolóña, Boulogne.
Borbonés, Bourbonnots,
sel el “el bot
Brabánto, Brabant
Brandem Brandenburg.
Brasil, Br
Brasilóño, Brasilian.
Bréma, Bremen.
Bréna, Brienne.
Bretáña, Bretagne or Brittany.
Bretáña (Gran), Great Britain,
Bretón, Briton; British.
Brújas, Bruges vor a tah
Búlgaro. 3 Brussels is pice be Turkey).
an (from Bu garis, a prov-
Bullon, att (Low Countries). E
Burdéos, Bordeaux.
Ss
Burgalés, Burgués, Native qf Spas
peranza, Cape
op od
Cabo de Istria, Capo d' Istria.
Cabo de San Vicente, Cape Saint Vincent,
Cafreria, Caffraria,
Cafres, Cafire (inhabitants of Caffraria).
Calabrés, /nhaditant of Calabria (Naples).
Caldéa, Chaldea.,
Caldéo, Chaldawan.
Calés, Calais.
Callér, Cagliart Sapien
Calmúcos, Aalmucs or E
Cambrige or Cambrigia, viana
ne peros Native of Campeachy.
am
Canál de Ta Mancha, a A posi a ne
Canárias, The Cana
Canários, Inhabtiande of i (kare Iat-
Cantábrico or Cantabro Cantabrian (an-|D
cient people of Spain).
een Canterbury.
Cabo Breton, Ca;
Cabo de Buena
e Breton.
Caraquéño, Relating to Caraccae,
Cariñán, Carignano (Italy).
Carpetános, Carpetani (ancient people of
Spain); Curpathian,
el daa Ca i ule
Cartágo, Carthage.
Caspio, The Caspian Sea,
Castelláno, Castilian.
Castilla la Nueva, New Castile.
Castilla la Vieja, Old Castile.
Catalan, Ca tan.
Catalúña, Catalonia (in Spain).
Caúcaso, Caucasus.
Cayéna, Cuyenne.
Cellan, Cey
Céltas, "Celta.
Celtibérico, Relat
Celtiberos, Celtibe
Céltico, Celtic.
Cerdéiia, Sardinta.
Cévenes, Cevennes (in France).
Chamberi, Chambery (the capital of Savoy).
Champáñ ia dia
Chile, Cadi.
Chiléno or Chiléño, Chtleun.
ae Chinese.
ipre, dife
Colivre, Colliourre (in France).
Colómbia, Columbia or Colombia.
Colónia, Cologne.
Comoras, Comoro Jeles,
Po leo pera Relating to Alcala (in Spain).
Constantinópla, Constantinople.
Constanza, C elias (Germany).
Coote mae e, y Copenhagen.
p
Cordovés, - Y4 elivs of Cordova.
Co orsica,
poate ofa of Spain).
to Coltiberta (ancient
Cortray, Courtray.
Corina, Corunna (Spain).
Costa de Oro, Céte d'Or.
Cotánza, Coutanoes (France).
Cracow.
Cracóvia,
rere ae Christianople (Sweden).
Curléndia, Courtland.
ood | Damásco, Damaacue.
Damiáta or Damiéta, Damtetia (
Pendens, Dandermonde
an
Danés, V. DINAMARQUES.
Danúbio, Danube.
Dardanélos, Dardanelles.
Delfnádo, Dauphiny or Dauphiné.
épa or Die tep
Petal Bae
namarqués, Dane; Dan
Dos Puéntes, Deua Ponte.
Dover, Dévrea, Dover.
Drésde, Dresden,
Duay, Douay © city of the AS
Duéro, Douro (a river of Spain and Po
pines The Dorons (Deal, in England
Dado A pan Dunkirk oy
native of Durango.
).
(Nether.
GLA
LEI
Edimburgo, Edinburgh.
Eféso, Ephesus.
, V. Maz Eaxo.
Exipclo, Ejyplian.
Egipto, Eyypt.
E'lba, Elbe (a river of Germany).
Entre Duero y E Entre Douro e Min-
E tot AS cokes (Switzerland).
se affhausen (Switzerlan
Escálda. Era or Scheldt (a river of the
Netherlands).
Escánia, Scania (Sweden). [pelago).
Escio, Scio or Chio (an island of the Archi-
Escocés, Scot, Scotchman; Scottish,
Escocla, Scotland,
Escorial, Zscurial (in Spain).
Esmirna, Smyrna,
Kspaia, Spain,
Espanol, Spaniard Spanish,
eri Ista ESPAÑOLA.
Esparta, Sparta,
Espartános, Spartans,
Espira, Spire (Gormany).
Esplzbérg, Espizbérga, AA
Esquimá es, ulmaun,
Estudos de la Iglésia, The States qf the
Church (Italy)
Estocólmo,
Estrasbúrgo, Straaburg.
Gostemála, Guatemala or Guatimala,
Gódos, Goths or Gotthi,
Goriza, Gorithse or Gorhte,
Gotembúrgo, Gottemburg.
Gotin ottingen.
Gran Bretáña, Great Britain.
Granadino, A native of Granada,
Gravelinas, Gravelines,
Grécia, Greece.
Griégo, Greek.
Groenlandés, Greenlander.
Groenlandia, Greenland.
Groninga, Groningen (Holland).
Guadalajaréiio, A native of Guadalajara.
Guadalúpo, Guadaloupe.
Guatemaltéco, A native ap Guatemala.
Guéldres, Guelderiand.
Guernésey, (ruernsey.
Guipúzcoa, Guipuscoa (in Spain).
Guipuzcoáno, A native of Guipuscoa.
Guiena, Guienne.
Habana, Huvana.
Habanéro, A native of Havana.
Habáno, Of Hacana.
Hábra or Havre de Gracia, Havre.
Haiti, V. IsLa EsPASOLA.
Hobo Hamburg.
E'tua, Zina or dina, áya, Hague. [land).
Europa, Europe. ie vétlen, Helvetic (belonging to Switzer-
Européo, Ewro in). | llenáo, /fainaulé,
opean. [Spa
Extremóño, A native of Estremadura (in
Fenicia, Phonicia.
Fenicio, san
Filadélfia, Philadel
Eilipioss V. ISLAS
Finlandia, Finland,
Flamenco, Flemish (a native of Flanders).
Eines en ee
esinga, Flushing.
Floréncia, Florence.
Fontenebló, Fontainebleau,
Francós, Fr enchman; French,
Frincia, France.
Franco Condado, Franche Comté,
Fribúrgo, Friburg.
Frigia, PAry
Frisia, Firiestand.
Frontiñác, Frontignac.
Se A
Gaditano, A native of Cudia.
Gales, Wales,
Galés, A Welshman,
Galt ee ¡Hipoli,
alipó alli
Gallego! Galician (native of Gale ag
Gante, Ghent or Gand.
Garóna, Garonne (a river of France).
Gascúña, Gascony.
Genova, Genoa,
Genovés, Genoese.
Germánico, Germanic.
Ginébra, Genera.
Girónda, Gironde.
Glacial, V. Mar Gracia.
Gláris, Glarus or Glaris.
Hesés, Hessian,
Holanda, Holland,
Holandés, Dutchman; Dutch.
Húngaro, /fungarian,
Hungria, Hungary.
I'ndias, Indies.
E ndios, Indians.
I'ndo, ; Jedi or Sinde (a river of Asia).
Indostán, Hindoostan or India.
Inglatórra, England,
Inglés, Englialeman; English,
Irlanda, Ireland
y tool ge pe esi
sla a, Hispan
Islánda, Iceland.
Islandés, Icelander.
Islándico, Icelandic,
Islas del Almirante, Admirally Idande,
Islas Filipinas, PAUippine Islands.
Italla, Rady.
Italiano, Zialian,
Japón, Ju
Japonés, spies
Jónico, Jónlo, Tontan.
Jutlándia, Jutland.
Labrador, V. TIERRA DEL LABRADOR.
a, Lausanne.
Leíde, Leyden.
Leipaio,
Lei
Lei
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NAP
PRU
Lemosin, Lemosin or- Lemousin.
Leon de Francia, Lyona. {(in Spain).
Leonts, 4 native of the kingdom of Leon
Libano, Zibanus (a mountain of Asia),
Licja, Liege.
Lila, Lisle (a city of France).
Limiño, Native of Lima.
Liórna, Leghorn,
Lisboa, Lixbon,
Lituania, Lithuania,
Loira, Loire (a river of France).
Lombardia, Lombardy.
Londres, London,
Lorúna, Lorraine.
Lovaina, Loucuin.
Lucérna, Lucern.
Luisiána, Louisiana.
Luzón, Lucon, Luconia, or Luzonia.
Maccdónia, Macedon or Macedonia, |
Madera, Madeira. rid, |
Madriliño, Nalire or inhabitant of
Mayallines, V, TIERRA pk MAGALLANES,
Maginela, Sayence or Menta,
Malagueño, Nutive of Malaga.
Maldivias, Maldives.
Malinas, Malines, Jfechlen or Mechlin,
Maltés, Maltese (native of Malta).
Mallórca, Majorca.
Manchégo, Natireof La Mancha (in Spain).
Mar Adriático, The Adriatio Sea.
Mar Búltico, Tie Baltic Sea.
Mar Bermájo, Tha Red Sea.
Mar Exto, The Egeun Sea,
Mar Glacial, The Froeen Sea,
Mar Negro, The Black Sea.
Maracaibúro, A native of Maracaibo,
Marañón, Amazon, Maranon, or Orellana
(a river of South America). Indies).
Maritas, Mahrattos (a people in tho East
Marroquí, Marroquín, Native of Morocco.
Marruccos, Morocco.
Marsélla, Marseilles,
Martinica, Martinico or Martinique.
Matritinse, Belonging to Madrid,
Maurícia, Mauritiue.
Mayéna, Mayenne.
Mediterráneo, The Mediterranean Seca,
Megicano, Mejicáno, Afewican,
Menórca, Minorca,
Midelbúrgo, Middleburg.
Milanés, Milanese, [of Italy).
Milanesúdo, Milanese or Milan (a duchy
Miño, Minho (a river of Spain).
Mirándula, Mirandola,
Misisipi, Aíssisnip pi.
Mogador, Mogodor (a city of Morocco).
Oe Montpellier, — [cía, in Spain).
Mondoñedo, Afondonnedo (a city of Gali-
Mongibelo, V. ETNA.
Monserrite, Aontserrat (in Spain).
Morávo, AMoratian,
Morlés, Jfortaias
Mósa, Maes or Meuse,
Moséla, Moselle.
Nápoles, Ni
sota Nepal
Nápoles pra omania, Napoli di Romania,
Napolitáno, Neapolitan,
Narbóna, Nurbonne.
Navarino, Vutarin.
Navarra, Nucarre (in Spain).
Navirro, Native of Navarre.
Náxos, Nuevos or Nuvia (an island in the
Archipelago).
Neobúrgo, Veuburg.
Neopúrt, Nieuport,
Nicper, Dnieper,
Nigricla, Negroland.
Nilo, Nile,
Niméga, Nimeguen.
Ninive, Nineveh.
Niverncs, Nicernois.
Niza, Nive,
Normandia, Normand y.
Normándo, Norman.
Noruéga, Vortcay.
Noruúgo, Norwegian.
Nuéva Bretáña, V. TIERRA DEL LABRADOR,
Nuova Escócia, Y. AcADIa.
ud-'Nuéva Gules, New Wales.
Nuéva York, New York.
Nurembirga, Nuremberg.
Oajaquéño, A native of Oajaca.
Olimpo, Olympue.
Orinoco, Oronoco.
Orleanés, Orleannoia.
Osténde, Ostend,
Otaita, Olaheite or Tahiti,
Pacifico, The Pacific Ocean,
Paises Bájos, The Low Countries,
Palatinádo, Palatinate.
Palestina, Palestine.
Pamplóna, Paumpeluna (Spain).
Panzacóla, Pensacola.
Parniso, Parnassus,
Peloponeso, Peloponnesus.
Pensllvánia, Pennsylounia.
Perpiñán, Perpignan.
Persa, Persiáno, Persian,
Peruano, Perulero, Native of Peru,
Perúsa, Perusia or Perugia.
Piamonte, Piedmont.
Piamontus, Piedmontese,
Picardia, Picardy.
Piombina, VY. Powsin.
Pirinéos, Pyrenees.
Pistóya, Pistoja.
Plasúncia, Placentia,
Pobláno, A native
Poláco, Polander,
Polónia, Poland.
Pombin, Piombino,
Ponto Euxino, Black Sea.
Popayanés, A native of Popayan.
Porteño, A native of Buenos Ayres.
Porto Longón, Porto ane.
Portoriquéño, A native of Porto Rioo,
Portugués, Portuguese.
Praga, Prague.
Presbúrgo, Presburg.
Vrovénza, Provence,
Prúsia, Prussia,
Prusiáno, Prussian.
Puebla.
ule, Polish,
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ZEL
a a ad
Puérto Mahon, Port Mahon,
Puérto Rico, Porto Rico,
Queretáno, A native of Querétaro.
Quinsála, Kineale,
Quio, Scio or Chio.
Quitéño, A native of Qutto.
Ratisbóna, Ratisbon,
Rin, Rhine,
Rochela Car La Rochelle.
Rodáno, Rhone.
Ródas, Rhodes,
Róma, Rome.
Romino, Roman.
Rosellón, Roussillon.
Roséta, Rosetta.
Ruán, Rouen,
Ruremúnda, Roermond or Ruremunde.
Rúsia, Russia.
Rúso, Russian, >
Sabóya, Sazoy.
Saboyano, Saboyárdo, Savoyard,
Sajón, Saxon,
Sajónia, Sawony.
Salónica, Thesralontca,
Balamanqués (Lit, us.), Salmantíno, Salman-
ticénse, A native of Salamanca.
Samotrácia, Samotrakí.
San Gotárdo, St Gothard.
San Juan de Luz, St. Jean de Luz. [gota).
Santaferéño, A native of Santa Fé (in Bo-
Santónge, Saintonge.
Sárdo, Sardinian (nativo of Sardinta).
Súna, Seine.
Setúbal, St. Obes,
Sevérna, Severn,
Sicilia, Sicily.
Siciliano, Sicilian.
Sicrra Leóna, Sierra Leone.
Siracúsa, Syracuse.
Siria, Syria or Suristan,
Socotéra, Socotra.
Soleúra or Soleúre, Soleure,
Suabia, Suadia or Swabia.
Suécia, Sicerden,
Snóvos, Suevi,
Suiza, Switzerland. or ITelretia.
Suizo, Swiss (natives of Switzerland).
Sund, Sound (a strait between Sweden and
Denmark).
Tájo, Tagua (a river of Spain).
Tamésis, Thames.
Tánger, Tangier.
Tarénto, Taranto.
Társo, Tarsus.
Tartária, Tartary.
Tártaro, Tartar.
Taúro, Taurus.
Tébas, Thebes.
Tenerifo, Tenerife.
Terranova, Netcfoundland,
Tesálla, Thessaly.
Tesin, Ticino, [rador.
Tiérra del Labradór, New Britain or Lalb-
Tlérra Santa, The Holy Land.
Tlascála, Tlazcalla or Trascalla.
Tlascaltéca, A native of Tláscala,
Tolón, Toulon.
Tolósa, Toulouse.
Toscana, Tuscany.
Toscáno, Tuscan.
Trasiméno, Thrasimene.
Trapizónda or Trebizónda, 7redisond.
Trónto,
Tréveris, Treves.
Tróya, Troy.
Troyáno, Trojan,
Tunecino, Tunese.
Túnez, Tunte.
Túrco, Turk, Turkish,
Turcomános, Turcomans,
Turquía, Turkey.
Turs, Tours.
Uberlinga, Uberlingen.
Ucránia, Ukraine,
Ulma, Um,
Underváld, Unterwalden.
Valáquia, Wallachia.
Valclúsa, Vaucluse, {(in Spain).
Valéncia, Valence (in France), Vaiencta
Valenciénes, Valenciennes.
Vallés, Valaia.
Valtelina, Valtelline or Valle Telino.
Vándalos, Vandals,
Varónas, Varennes.
Vandóma, Vendome (a city of France).
Varsóvia, Wareaeo.
Venúcia, Venice.
Veneciáno, Venetian,
Venesino, Venaissin.
Venezolano, A native of Venesnuela,
Veracruzáno, A native of Vera Crus.
Versálles, Versailles,
Vesúvio, Vesucina, [capital of Austria),
Viena, Vienne (in France), Vienna (the
Vincénas, Vincennes,
Virtémberg, Wurtemberg.
Vizcaino, Biscayan (a native of Biscay).
Vizcáya, Biscay.
Yucatéco, A native of Yucatan.
Zaragóza, Saragossa (a city of Spain).
Zaragozáno, A native of Saragosea,
Zelánda, Zealand, or Zeeland.
THE MOST USUAL
CHRISTIAN, SCRIPTURAL,
AND HISTORICAL NAMES
or
MEN AND WOMEN.
BAS EMI
Abrahán, Abraham. Beatriz, Beatriw, Beatrice.
Adán, Adam, Benita, Boned
Adéla, Adele, Benito, Benedict.
Adelaida, Adelaide, Barnabas.
Adólfo, ary is Bernardo, Bernard.
Adrián, Adriano, Adrian. Bérta, Bertha.
A'gata, Agatha, em Blase.
Agustin, Augustin, Austin. Bonifacio, Bonifuce, Bonifacius.
Aláno, Alan, Allen. Brígida, Bridget.
Alarico, Alaric,
Albérto, Albert. :
Alejándra or Alejándrina, Alevandrina. | Camila, Camilla,
Alejandro, Alewunder; coll. Hick or| Camilo, Camillus,
indy. árlos, Charles ; coll. Charly
Aléjo, Alewie. Carlóta, Charlotte
Alfonso, Alphoneue. Carolina, Caroline,
Alfrédo, Alfred, Casimiro, Caetmir.
Alicia, Alice, Catalina, Catharine ; coll. Kate, Kitty.
Alónso, e feria Cecilia, Cicely ; coll. Cie.
Amado, Amadeus. César, Cesar.
Ambrésio, Ambrose. Cipridno, Cyprian.
Amélia, Amelia, Ciro, Cyrus.
A'na, Ánn, Anne, Hannah; coll. Nan or | Claúdia, Claudina, Claudia.
Nancy. Claúdio, Claudius,
Anacreónte, Anaocreon, Cleménte, Clement,
Andrés, Andrew. Constantino, Constantine.
Anfitrión, Amphtiryon,. Cornólio, Cornelius,
Anibal, Hannibal. Cristiano, Christian.
Ansélmo, Anselm, Cristina, Christina.
Antonino, Antonine, Cristóbal, Christopher.
António, Anthony ; coll. Tony.
Aquiles, Achillea. *
Arabéla, Arabella ; coll. Bel.
Archibáldo, Archibald.
Aristóteles, Aristotle.
rnold,
Atanásio, Alhanastus,
Augáústo, Augustus.
Aureliano, Aurúlio, Aurelius.
Bárbara, Barbara; coll. Bab.
Bartólo, coll., Bartholomew; coll. Bat.
Bartolomé, V. BARTOLO,
Basilio, ore
Diégo, James,
Dionisio, Dennis.
Domingo, Dominte,
Dorotéa, Dorothy.
Edmándo, Zdmund.
Hednarde, Edward ; coll. Hddy, Ned, Nod»
Elena, Ellen.
Eliséo, Elisha, Evia.
Bla, Emb
| Emilio, 4fm: lus.
LAM
Engrácia, Grace.
Enrique, Henry.
Enriquéta, Harriet.
Ernésto, Ernest.
Esteban, Stephen.
Estér, ragga dd ph
Enfomia, E Dag
iE parcayaas
Eugenio.” Eugene.
Eusébio, Eusebius.
Eva, Eve.
Federico, Frederic; coll. Fred.
Felipa, Philippa.
Felipe, Filipo, pri coll, Phil.
Fehsa, Felicia, Fe
Fernando, Fordimant
Floréncia, Floréncio, Florence.
Francisca, Frances; coll. or tigi Fanny.
Francisco, Francis, Frank.
odo, do
eofrédo, Gefe
A
erónimo, Coll, Jerry.
Gertrádis, Gonads á
Gervásto, Gervaa.
Gilbérto, Gilbert.
Sins
0, A
Gos tério, Walter
Guido, Guy.
Guillelmina, Wilkhelmina.
Quiliólm “Guillérmo, Guillén, Widiam ;
coll. Billy, Bil.
Gustávo, Gustavus.
Hebérto, Herbert,
Heióna, Helen,
Hilario, lary.
Horacio, Horace, Horatio.
Jgnácio, Ignatius,
i Ídeónso, 4 Mahone
Isabél, Tlsabeth ; coll B.
ely ose, Bel, Betty,
Jacóbo, Jaime, James ; coll. Jem or Jemmy.
Joaquin, Joachim,
o Jonathan,
e, George.
José, Y nae
Joséfa, Josep
Juan, veka fir Jack or Johnny.
Juána, Joan, Joanna ; coll. Jinny.
Judit, Judi
Júlia, Julia.
Jállo, Julius.
Lambérto, Lambert,
ldo, Leo,
Leticia, etica, Letilos.
Lacas, Luke.
Lucía, Luoy.
Lúcio, Lucius.
ag pe Luoretia,
Luis, pre Louis.
Luisa, Loutea.
Magdaléna, see ; coll, Maudiin.
Manuéla, Emma,
Mark.
ta, sl hs Margery ; coll.
aces Meg,
Maria, M sae nario? coll. Mol, Moly.
Márta,
Matéo, Hotthow coll, Mat.
Matias,
Matilde, Matilda,
Namco Mowriog Morton
no, Maxim n
Mignél, Michael; coll. Mich,
Moisés, Moses.
Natán, A
Natanaél, N tel.
Nee Noah Nicholas; y coll Nic,
Octávio, Octavius.
Olivério, Oliver ; coll. Nol.
Osmándo, Osmond,
Otón, Otho,
Pablo, Paul.
Patricio, Patrick ; coll. Pat.
Paáúla, Paalina, Paulina,
Pédro, Y.
| ación Roymond.
e Az ph.
Robéca Rebecca,
Reináldo, Ronald,
Hiodrds Hlekar d; coll Dick, Dicky.
y co
Robérto, o. Robert; coll. Bob Bobby.
Rodétto, io, Rodorpkus, Ralph, Rolph.
fey nok Roger.
ke n, cube.
Rupérto, Rupert,
Samuél, Samuel; coll. Sam.
ZOR
Sansón, Sampeon.
Santi Jam
Bára, Sarah; coll, Sal, Sally.
Silvano, Sil ran,
Silvestre, Silvester.
Sofia, Sophia; coll. Sophy.
Susana, Susan, Susanna.
Tadéo, Thaddy.
Teobáldo, Theobald.
Teodóra, Teodóro, Theodore.
Teodorico, Theodortck, Dortok.
Teodósio, Theodosius.
Terdea’ Zherión ; coll. Tra
e esa ; CO cy.
Timotéo, Timothy.
Tito, Titus,
Urbáno, Urban,
Valentin, Vulentine.
Vicénte, Vincent.
Virgilio, Vérgtl,
Zacarías, Zachary.
Zenón, Zeno.
Zorokstro, Zoroaster
MAR
COLLOQUIAL NAMES,
FORMED FROM SOME OF THE PRECEDING
QATALOGUE, AND IN GENERAL USE.
A’na, Anita, Anica.
António, fa, "Antonito, ta
Catalina, Catána, Catánia, Catúja.
Cristóbal, Tobál, Todalito
Pica Dieguito. so; F pon
rancisco, Franciaqu rásco, Fras-
no Páco, Paquito ; - Pacórro; Pán-
cho, Panchito ; Cúrro, Currdo; Far-
río.
Francisca, [The same words as the preco-
ding, changin oan into a.)
Jsabél, Belica,
Sets oad dera! tos Pepíto ; Pepillo ;
Joséfa, oye afl Pépa, Pepita, Pepilla,
More are ta, Mariquilla, Martos,
ta a: a
arúja,
arn de la Concepción, Céncha, Conchi-
> Chóna, Cota, Cotita.
Mari de co Jestsa, Jesusiia, Chúcha,
huch
María de los Dolóres, Doloritas, Dolor-
citas, Lóla, Lolita,
Maria de la Luz, Lucecita, Lucita,
A NEW DICTIONARY
OF THE
SPANISH AND ENGLISH LANGUAGES.
ENGLISH AND SPANISH—INGLES Y CASTELLANO.
A NEW DICTIONARY
OF THE
SPANISH AND ENGLISH LANGUAGES.
ENGLISH AND SPANISH—INGLES Y CASTELLANO.
ABA ABE
A, Primera lctra del alfabeto. 4, arti. indofl. | Abatement, @. Rebaja, descuento; diminu-
sing. wn 6 una, Pero cuando precede 4| clon. (Blason.) Brisadas,
algun nombre que empieza con vocal 6 A
no aspirada, se convierto en an; o. 7,
An ow, un buey; an hour, una hora,
Muchas veces se pospone; 0. g., Suck a
man, Un tal hombre. .A, denota la ac-
cion de alguna cosa; €. g., A hunting
Chloe went, Cloe fad & cazar: y tam-
bien proporcion, como, Sis thousand a
year, Sets mil pesos al año. 4 se halla
usado en lugar de in; e. g., To be abed,
Estar en cama, A se usa en las abrovia-
taras; 0. J., A. M., Master of Artea, Maes-
tro en Artes. A. M., Ante Meridian.
Aaronio, Aaronical, a. Aarónico.
Abacist, 8. Calculador,
Aback, ad. (Nau.) En facha.—s. Una super-
ficio plana cuadrada. [do 6 bestias,
Abaction, 8. (For.) Abigeato, hurto de gana-
Abactor, 8. (For.) Abigeo, cuatrero, ladron
de ganado. .
Abacus, & A'baco, tabla aritmótica; el
tablero capitel de una coluna,
A ad. (Nau.) A’ popa 6 en popa.
To Abalienate, ea. Enajenar.
Abalienation, 8, Enajenacion, traspaso.
To Abandon, va. Abandonar, desamparar ;
dosertar.
Abandoned, pp. Abandonado, desamparado,
entregado & los vicios.
Abandoner, $. Abandonador, desamparador. | A
Abandoning, & Abandono, desam .
Abandonment, $. Abandono, abandona-
miento.
Abarticulation, 8, Articulacion de huesos.
To Abase' va. Abatir, envilecer.
Abasement, 2. Abatimiento, envilecimiento.
cone oa, Avergonzar, sonrojar. (Coll)
rrer.
Abashment, €. Confusion, vergiienza, rubor.
To Abate, oa. Minorar, disminuir, rebajar;
contristar. —un, Menguar, disminuirse
alguna cosa, ceder, derribar. (For,) Anu-
lar. (Met) Humillar.
Abater, 8, Disminuyente, regaton.
Abattoir, s. Matadero. [borra.
Abb, $. Urdiembre 6 urdimbre; ‘ana en
Abba, & Padre (oz hebrea).
A e. Ab
Abbatial, a. Abacial, abadengo.
Abbess, af, Abadesa. [santurron.
Abbey, & Abadía, Abbey-lubder, Bigardo;
Abbot, sm. Abad.
Abbotship, 8. La dignidad de abad; abadía.
To Abbreviate, va. Abroviar, compendiar.
Abbreviation, 8. Abreviacion.
Abbreviator, 8. Abreviador, compendiador.
Abbreviatory, a. Abreviatorio.
Abbreviatare, s. Abreviatura, epitome.
Abdicant, a. Abdicante, renunciante,
To Abdicate, oa. Abdicar, renunciar.
Abdication, a. Abdicacion, renuncia.
Abdicative, @ Abdicativo, renunciativo.
Abditory, €. Escondrijo.
Abdomen, $. Abdómen.
Abdominal, Abdominous, a. Abdominal.
To Abduce, ea. Desviar, apartar,
Abdacent, a Y. Adductor.
Abduction, 8. (Anat.) Abduccion, la accion
ree sacar hacia fuera; el acto de engaño
guno.
Abductor, £. Abductor, seductor,
Abearance, 8. (For.) Conducta.
becedarian, & Maestro 6 discípulo que en-
sefia 6 aprende el abeco.
Abecedary, %. Abecedario.
Abed, ad. En cama 6 en la cama. [desvio.
Aberrance, Aberrancy, €. Error, estravio,
Aberrant,a. Errado, equivocado, estraviado,
Aberration, 8. Error; aberracion, desvio.
ger ten part, Errante, descaminado, es-
traviado. [de raíz,
To Aberuncate, va. Desarraigar, arrancar
To Abet, oa. Apoyar, favorecer, sostener.
Abetment, @ Apoyo, proteccion, auxilio.
Abetter 6 Abettor, a, Fautor, promovedor,
fomentedor; complice, paar
ABO
ABS
Abeyance, €. (For.) Esperanza de una re-
version.
Abgregation, 8. Scparacion de la manada.
To Abhor, ta, Aborrecer, detestar, odiar.
Abhorrence, £. Aborrecimiento, odio, hor-
ror, avercion, dotestacion.
Abhorrent, a. Horroroso ; ajeno, lo que es
impropio, contrario.
Abhorrently, ad. Aborreciblemente.
Abhorrer, 8. Aborrecedor.
Abhorring, s. Hastio, náusea.
To Abide, en. Ifabitar, morar; continuar.
—a. Sufrir, aguantar; sostener; perse-
verar. To abide by 5 in, Sostenerse en
su opinion. Pasar por, consentir.
Abider, 4. Mabitador, habitante, vecino.
Abiding, a Continuacion, ostabilidad, per-
manencia. [7% Talento, ingenio.
Ability, 8. Habilidad, capacidad, aptitad.—
Abintestate, a. Abintestato.
ane 8. Hombre vil, bajo, abyecto.
Abject, a. Vil, Peg ia bajo.
Abjectedness, e Abyeccion, lhumillacion,
envilecimiento. vileza.
Abjection, Abjectness, 8. Abycccion, bajeza,
Abjectly, ad. Vilmente.
+To Abjugate, va, Desatar, desuncir.
Abjuration, 8, Abjuracion, renunciamiento,
To Abjure, va. Jurar; abjurar, desdecirse ;
terrar.
des! %
Abjuremont, £, Abjaracion, renuncia.
Abjurer, & Renunciante, abjurante.
To Ablactate, va. Destetar.
Ablactation, 8. Desteta,
Ablaqueation, a. Escava do árboles.
Ablation, 8. Quite.
Ablative, a. Lo que quita; ablativo.
Able, a, Fuerte, capaz, hábil, rico, exporl-
mea: To be able 6 to le able for,
oder.
Ablebodied, a. Forzudo, robusto, fornido.
+To Ablegate, oa. Diputar.
tAblegation, $. Mision.
Ablenesa, 2, Habilidad, poder.
Ablepsy, 8. Ceguedad ; indiscrecion.
+To Abligate, va. Ligar, afianzar,
+tAbligarition, 8. Prodigalidad.
+To Ablocate, va, Alquilar,
+Ablocation, 8. Alquiler, arriendo.
+To Ablude, on. Diferenciarse.
+tAbluent, a Detergente, limpliante.
Ablution, $. Ablucion. (Med.) Locion.
AD , ad. DATOS eS
o Abnegate, oa. Negar, renunciar,
Abnegation, 8. Abnegacion, renuncia, re-
signacion.
Abnegator, 2. Negador; impugnedor.
Abnormal, a, Irregular, disforme.
Abnormity, €, Irregularidad, deformidad.
Aboard, ad, _ (Nan) A'bordo. To board a
ship, Abordar un navío. morada,
Abode, 8. Domicilio, residencia, habitacion ;
Abode, pret. y pre pas. de Altride.
Li Abode, va. poetical. presagiar.— vn.
er presagio cle algo,
Abodement, a P o; presentimionto.
tAboding, 8, Pronóstico,
tAbolete, «. Obsoleto,
To Aboliah, va, Abollr, anular.
set caer a. Abolible.
Abolisher, 8, Abolidor, anulador.
Abolition, Abolishment, 8. Abolicion.
Abominable, «. Abominable, detestable.
Abominableness, a. Abominabilidad.
Abominably, ad. Abominablemente.
To Abominate, ea. Abominar, detestar.
Abomination, 8. Abominacion, odio, dates-
tacion.
+Abord, a Acceso, salutacion.
Aboriginal, a. Primitivo, originario.
pe pai a. pl. Los primeros habitantes
de algun pais.
+To Abort, oa. Abortar, malparir.
tAbort, €, V. Abortion.
Abortion, ¢, Aborto, malparto.
Abortive, a. Abortivo; intempestivo, mslo-
grado.—e. Aborto. [tivamente.
Abortively, ad. Abortivamente; intem
Abortiveness, a. Aborto; mal éxito de
Above, . Encima, sobre, superior.
Arriba. - Adove-doard, Públicamente.
Above-ground, Vivo. Tb de above a
thing, Ser incapaz de ser superior 4;
mas que, 6 de. [t0i£h, Abundar de.
To Abound, on. Abundar. Zo abound
About, prep. Al redodor, cerca de, por ahí,
hacia; acerca, tocante A; pendiente. Zo
beat about the bush, Estar al husmo.—
ad. En contorno; aqui y allá. To go
about a thing, Emprender alguna cosa.
To go about, hay irar.
To Abrado, va, r 6 gastar.
Abrasion, s. Raspadura.
Abreast, ad. De frente, 6 en fila .Adreast,
(Nau.) Por el traves.
Abrenunciation, «. Renuncia.
Abreption, a. Abstraccion: arrebatina.
Abreuvoir, 8, Abrevadero; degolladura.
To Abridge, va. Abreviar, compendiar ;
cercenar ; privar.
Abridged, purt Abreviado; acortado.
Abridger, 4, Abreviador; compendiador.
Abridgment, 8. Compendio, epitome, Hmi-
tacion. | [abroach, Jloradar.
Abrosch, ad. Para derramarse. 70 set
Abroad, ad. Fuera en todas
clones, Zo ses abroad, Divulgar. Re-
port abroad, Rumor comun.
To Abrogate, va. Abrogar, anular.
Abrogation, ¢. Ab jon, anulacion.
Abrotanum, 8. (Bot) Abrétano.
Abrupt, a. Quebrado, desigual; repentino;
rudo, fogoso. [na de una cosa,
Abruption, £. Rotura 6 separacion reponti-
Abruptly, ad. Precipitadamente ; brusca-
mente, ex gh eae clon; sequodad.
Abruptness, 8, Precipitacion, Inconsidera-
A 8. Absceso, apostema.
To Abscind, ea. Cortar, tajar.
Absciasion, 8. Cortadura,
To Abscond, en. Esconderse.—ve. Ocultar.
Absconder, €. Ocultador, encabridor,
bsence, 8, Ausencia; distraccion; negll-
gencia, [divertido, abstraido.
Absent, a. Ausenta; enajenado; negligente;
To Absent, ca. Ausentarse,
Absentaneous, a, Ausente. ¿pels
Absentee, a. Ansente, el que lo está de su
Large tina 8. El que abandona su obligacion
oficto.
ABU
+A bsentment, 2. Ausencia,
Absinthian, a. De ajenjo; amargo.
Absinthiated, a. Mozclado con ajenjo.
Absinthium, €. (Bot.) Ajenjo. [dejar.
+To Absist, en. istir, cesar de; quitarso,
Absoluto, a. Amplio, comploto ; luto;
perentorio; arbitrario. [mente,
Absolutely, ad. Absolutamente; despótica-
Absoluteness, 8, Amplitud, independencia;
despotismo.
Absolution, 8. Absolucion; perdon.
Absolutism, 8, Absolutismo, despotismo.
Absolutory, a. Absolutorio,
Absolvatory, 3. Absolntorio,
To Absoive, va. Absolver; dispensar.
Absolver, 8. Absolvedor, di or,
+Absonant, Absonous, a. Absurdo ; diso-
nante.
To Absorb, va. Absorber. [pacton.
Absorbent, 8. and a. Absorbente; preocu-
Absorbed 6 Absorpt, pp. Absorbido, chu-
pado. (Met) Absorto, enajenado.
Absorption, 8, Absorcion; preocupacion.
To Abstain, on. Abstenerse.
Abstemious, 4. Abstemio, sobrio,
Abstemiously, ad. Sóbriamente, moderada-
mente.
Abstemiousnesa, s. Sobriedad, templanza,
+A bstention, $. Dutencion.
To Absterge, va. Absterger, cnjugar.
Abstergent, a. Abstergento.
+To Absterse, va. Limplar, purificar,
Abstersion, a, Abstersion.
Abstersive, a. Abstergente.—s. Limpiador.
Abstinence, Abstinency, 8. Abstinencia ;
sobriedad, templanza.
A batinens a. Abstinente, sobrio, moderado.
Abstinently, ad. Abstinentemente.
+Abstorted, a, Arrancado á la fuerza.
To Abstract, va. Abstraer; extractar; con-
sidcrar separadamonte. Abstracting
- from, Separado de, sin contar con.
Abstract, a. Abstracto ; refinado.
Abstract, $. Extracto; resúmen, sumario;
abstraccion. struso.
Abstracted, pp. Separado ; distraido; ab-
Abstractedly, ad. Abstractivamente.
Abstractedness, 8. Abstraccion.
Abstracter, s. Extractor, abreviador, com-
endiador.
Abstraction, 2, Abstraccion ; desatencion.
Abstractivo, @. Abstractivo.
Abstractly, Abstractively, ad. En abstracto,
abstractivamente,
Abstractness, 8. Separacion; sutilitad.
tAbstricted, a. Desatado.
+To peering’, ca. Desatar.
YTo Abstrade, va. Empujar.
Abstruse, a. Abstruso, recóndito,
Abstrusely, ad. Ozcuramente.
Abstruseness, Abstrusity, 8. Oscuridad; ar-
cano, misterio.
+To Absume, va. Consumir, acabar.
Absard, a. Absurdo, ridiculo, disparatado.
Absurdity, 8. Absurdidad, absurdo,
Absurd!y, ad. Absurdamonteo,
Absurdneass, 8. Absurdo, disparate.
Abundance, & Abundancia ; exuberancia.
naan «a, Abundante,
Abundant!y, ad. Abundantemonte.
ACC
To Abuse, va. Abusar; seducir; ultrajar;
injoríar, injuria, ultraje.
Abuse, 8. Abuso; corruptela ; seduccion ;
Anos em. Abusante; seductor; denosta-
or.
+Abusion, 8. Abuso; improperlo.
Abusive, a. Abusivo. Abusive language,
Palabras injuriosas; engañoso.
Abusively, ad. Abusivamente.
Abusiveness, 8. Vituperio; palabras inju-
riosas, insulto. [tar.
To Abut, on. Terminar, lindar, parar, rema-
OD €. Linde, confin; refuerzo, es-
tri
Abysmal, a. Abismal; insondable.
Abyss, Abysm, e. Abismo; ol Infierno; si-
ma; el centro del escudo.
Acacia, 8, Acacia, árbol de Egipto, que da
la goma arábiga; el zumo de las endrinas
silvestros,
tAcademe, €. V. Academy.
Academial, a. Académico. [diante.
Academian, Academic, a. Académico; esta-
Academic, Academical, 4. Acadómico.
Academically, ad. En estilo 6 en forma aca-
démica,
Academician, Academist, se. Académico, el
individuo do alguna academia
Academy, 8. Academia; universidad.
Acanaceots, a. (Bot.) Espinoso.
Acantbus, a. (Bot.) Acanto,
Acatalectic, 4. Acatalóctico.
tAcates, a. Viandas, víveres,
Acaulis, Acaulino, Acaulous, a. (Bot.) Sin
renuevo 6 vastago.
To Accede, en, Acceder; asentir, consentir
To Accelerate, va. Acelerar, on. Despa-
charse, darso priesa.
Accelcration, 8. Aceleracion ; priesa.
Accelerative, a. Lo que aumenta la veloci-
[bras.
Accent, & Acento. (Po6t.) Lenguaje, pala-
To Accent, ea, Acentuar. (Poét.) Artica-
lar. [ritmo.
Accentual, a. Lo que pertenece al acento ú
To Accentuate, vu. Acentuar.
Accentuation, @ Acontuacion.
To Accept, ea. Aceptar; recibir carlñosa-
Acceptability, 8. Aceptabilidad ; agrado.
Acceptable, a. ans grato.
Acceptableness, a V. Acceptability,
Acceptably, ad. Gustosamento.
Acceptance, & Aceptacion; buena acogida.
Accencation, 8. Aceptacion, recepcion; acep-
clon.
Accepter, 8. Aceptador.
t+Acceptilation, 3. Condonacion. [cos
Acception, & Acepcion, ol sentido 6 síguiti-
Acceptive, a. Pronto 4 aceptar.
Acceptor, 2, (Com.) Aceptante,
Access, 8. Acceso, entrada, camino; au-
mento, añadidura,
Accessarily, ad, Accosortamente.
Accessariness, £. Complicidad.
Accessary, 8. Cómplico. even:
Accessary, @. Accesorio, 4 ella con alguna
Accessible, a. Accesible,
Accession, 8. Aumento, acrecentamiento ;
advenimiento, acceslon, acceso.
Accessorily, ad. o” á
A0O
ACC
Accessory, a. Accesorio. V. Accessary.
Accidonco, 8. Libro de rudimentos de la
gramática.
Accident, 8. Accidente; casualidad, lance.
A sad accident, Lance funesto. By uc-
cident, Casualmenteo. [cial.
Accidental, s. Accidente, pronto no csen-
Accidental, a. Accidental: casual.
Accidentally, ad. Accidentalmenta, por ca-
sualidad.
Accidentalness, a. Contingencia [tor.
Accipient, 8. Recibidor 6 recipiente; recep-
+To Acclaim, on. Aclamar, aplaudir.
Acclamation, Acclaim, 4, Aclamacton, gri-
teria.
Acclamatory, @. Laudatorlo, aplaudido.
Acclivity, €. Cresta, subida, ladera.
Acclivons, Acclive, a. Subidero, [Cloy.
+To Accloy, va. Atestar, atracar, llenar. Y.
tAccolent, $. Confinante; vecino.
Accommodable, a. Acomodable ; componi-
ble, concordable. [darse.
Accommodableness, 8. Capacidad de acomo-
To Accommodate, va. Surtir, proveer; re-
conciliar, componer; acomodar, ajustar,
—on. Conformarse; componerse con, con-
formarse &
+Accommodate, a. Acomodado, apto.
+Accommodatoly, ad. Cómodamente.
+Accommodateness, a. Aptitud, acomodo.
Accommodating, 8 Obsequioso, oficioso,
servicial.
Accommodation, $, Comodidad, convenien-
cia; ajuste: aduptacion, reconciliacion.
Accommodation Bill 6 Note, Letra de
cambia, aceptada sin recibir su valor.
Accominodator, 8, Acomodador, compone-
dor.
+A ccompanable, a. Sociable, [ro.
Accompanier, & Acompañador 6 compañoe-
Accompaniment, s. Acompañamiento,
To A coop SRY, va. Acompañar.—on. Aso-
ciarse; cohabitar.
Accomplice, 8. Cómplice.
To Accomplish, va. Efectuar; cumplir, ve-
rificar; adornar, hermosear.
Accomplishable, a, Ejecutable.
Accomplished, a. Perfecto, acabado, ole-
gante, consumado,
Accomplisher, £. Perfeccionador, ejecutor.
Accomplishment, 8. Complemento, perfec-
clon; talentos, prendas,
Accompt, & Cuenta, V. Account,
Accomptant, 8. Contador. V. Accountant,
To Accord, ca. Ajustar, icualar.—rn. Con-
cordar, convenir; conciliar, acomodarse.
Accord, £ Acuerdo, convonio; armonía,
Of one's own accord, Espontaneamente.
With one accord, Undoimemente.
+tAccordable, a. Conforme.
Accordance, Accordancy, 8, Conformidad ;
acuerdo, convento. [niente.
Accordant, a. Acorde, conforme, conve-
Accordantly, ad. Acordemente.
Accorder, 8. Ayudador, favorecedor.
According, part. Segun, conforme 4; en
cumplimiento de. According as, conj.
Segun que, como. — (to, de consiguiente.
Accordingly, ud. En conformidad, en efec-
tTo naa a va. Incorporar.
To Accost, va. Baludar; trabar conversa-
cion, acercarse.
Accostable, a. Accesible, tratable, sociable.
Accosted, a. (Blas.) Acostado, lado & lado.
Accoucheur, €. Comadron; partero, Y.
Obstetrician.
Account, 8. Cuenta, cálculo. To setils ac-
counta, Ajustar cuentas, To keep an
account, Tener cuenta abierta, Caso, es-
timacion ; dignidad, respeto; informe ;
relacion, motivo, Nur your sake, Por
* amor do V. To turn to account, Sacar
A’ cargo
provecho. On your account,
de Y.
To Account, va, Tener, reputar; contar;
dar cuenta.—on, Responder; hacer pa-
tento. Tu account for, Dar razon do,
responder de,
Accountable, a. Responsable.
Accountableness, 8. Responsabilidad.
tAccountant, a Responsable,
Accountant, @. Contador.
Account-book, $. Libro de cuentas.
Accounted, pp. Estimado, reputado. Ac-
counted for, De que ya se ha dado
cuenta.
Accounting, 8. El acto de contar; la cuenta.
Accounting-day, @ El dia de ajuste de
cuentas,
To Accouple, va. Unir, juntar, aparear,
Accouplement, s. Union, pareja. [bien.
To Accourt, ea. Cortejar, galantear; tratar
To Accoutre, ca. Aviar, equipar, ataviar,
vostir. (do, equipaje.
Accoutrement, e. Avío, prevencion, vesti-
+To Accoy, ta. rang lisonjear, acariciar.
— a ulvarse, desdeñarso,
To Accredit, ea. Favorecer, fomentar, acre-
ditar, abonar.
Accreditation, 8. Credencial, eródito.
Accredited, pp. Acreditado, confidente.
Accrescent, a, Creciente, lo que va en au-
mento,
Accretion, 8, Aumento. [aumentado.
Accretive, a. Aumentativo; acrecentado,
To Accroach, va. (Poco usado.) Enganchar,
agarrar, atraer con maña,
tAccroachment, a. Enganche, [venir.
To Accrue, en. Acrecentar; resultar, pro-
Accrument, 8. Reclinacion, acrecencia, au-
mento.
! Accubation, 8, Reclinacion.
To Accumb, on. Reclinarse para comer.
Accumbent, 4 El que está reclinado.—e.
Reelfuado para comer. [—on, Crecer.
To Accumulate, en. Acumular, amontonar.
Accumulate, a. Acumulado, amontonado.
Accumulation, $. Acumulacion 6 amonto-
namiento. [do, amontonado.
Accumulative, a. Acumulativo; acumula-
Accumulatively, ad. Acumulativamente.
Accamulstor, *. Acumulador, amontonador.
Accuracy, €. Exactitud, diligencia, esmero.
Accurate, a Exacto, puntual; perfecto,
primoroso; limado, acabado. te.
Accurately, ad. Exactamente, puntualmen-
Accurateness, 8. Exactitud, puntualidad,
precision.
¡To Accurse, ea. Maldecir.
i Accurscd, 7p. Maldito, maldocido.—a. De-
ACO
ACT
testable, execrable, perverso, infausto, fa-
tal. Accursed be, bays.
Accusable, a. Calpable, reo.
tAccusant, a. Acusador.
Accusation, $. Acusacion ; cargo.
Accusative, 8. Acusativo.
Accusatory, a. Acusatorio.
To Accuse, oa, Acusar, delatar, denunciar ;
culpar, tachar.
Accuser, 8, Acasador; denunciador, delator.
To Accustom, va. Acostumbrar, habituar.
—on. Soler. ;
tAccustom, 8. Costumbre, hábito.
Accustomable, a. Acustambrado; comun,
habitual. ee
Accustomably, ad. Habitualmente,
tAccustomance, $. Costumbra, hábito.
Accustomarily, ad. Como de costumbre,
comunmente, ordinariamente.
me-
Accustomary, a. Acostumbrado, usual.
Accastomed, a. Frecuente, usual, acostam-
brado. [tn an ace, En un triz.
Ace, 2. As; migaja, particula, átomo. Wéith-
Acephalous, a. Acefalo, lo que no tiene ca-
Acerb, a. Acerbo, ácido, agrio, áspero,
To Acerbate, oa. Agriár, exasperar.
Acerbity, « Amargura, aspereza, dureza,
desabrimiecnto,
+To Acervate, ca. Amontonar, acumular.
tAcervation, 8. Amontonamiento, hacina-
miento,
tAcervose, a. Lleno de montones. *
Acescency, 8. Agrura, acedia.
Accscent, a Repuntado, lo ane empleza &
agrioirse, (Cardenillo, verdegris.
Acetate, a Acetato. Acetate of copper,
tAcetosity, 8, V. Acidity.
Acetous, tAcetose, «. Agrio, acedo, aceto-
80.—Acetous acid, (Quim.) Vinagre.
Ache, a. Dolor continuo, . Headache,
Dolor de cabeza. Toothache, Dolor de
duele la cabeza.
o
.
muelas.
To Ache, en. Doler. My
OS a. Ejecutable, h
e,
Achievance, & Ejecucion ; hazaña, hecho.
To Achievo, va. Ejecutar, acabar alguna
cosa; ganar, obtener. bre.
Achievement, 8. Ejecucion; hazaña; tim-
Achiever, 8. Ejecutor. (Met.) Vencedor.
Aching, 8. Dolor, desasosicgo,
Achor, 8. Acores, especio de hérpes,
Achromatic, a. (Opt.) Acromático.
Acid, a. Acido, acedo,
Acidification, 8. Acidlficacion.
To Acidify, va. Acedar, agriar.
Acidity, Acidness, 8. Agrura, agrio, acidez,
Aciduls, a, pl, Aguas minerales 6 acidulas.
To Acidulate, va. Acidular. (Es voz de la
farmacia.)
Acidulous, a. Agrio, acidulo,
To Acknowledge, es. Reconocer, confesar,
agrudecer; declarar.
Acknowledging, a. Reconocido, agradocido.
Acknowledgment, 8. Reconocimiento; con-
fesion ; gratitud ; concesion. [to.
Acme, & Cima. (Met.) Zenit, complemen-
Acolothist, Acolyte, 2. Acóúlito; monacillo.
Aconite, 8. (Bot.) Aodnito,
Acorn, & Bellota.
Acorned, a. Alimentado con bellotas.
Acoustic, a. Acústico.
Acoustics, £. Acústica; acústicos.
To Acquaint va. Informar, instruir, fami-
liarizar; advertir, comunicar.
+Acquaintable, a. V. Accessible.
Acquaintance, e. Conocimiento, familiari-
dad; trato; conocido.
+A cquaintant, s. Conocido.
Acquainted, a Conocido; impuesto en.
o make acquainted, Hacer saber, in-
formar. da.
+Acquest, a. Adquisicion y la cosa adquiri-
To Acquiesco, on, Allanarse, asentir 4; con-
sentir. [sentimiento.
Acquiescence, e. Acquiesconcia, asenso, con-
Acquiescent, a, Condescendiente, cómodo,
to Acquict a. Apaclguar
o ulet, va. Ápac , Bosegar.
Acquirablo, a, Adquiribie,
To Acquire, va. Adquirir, ganar; aprender.
Acquired, part, Adquirido.
Acquirement, 8. Adquisicion.
Acquirer, e, do
Acquiring, 8, Adquisicion.
+tAcquiry, €. Logro, adquisicion.
tAcquisite, a. Adquirido 6 logrado.
Acquisition, 2 Adquisicion.
Acquisitive, a. Adquirldo, ganado.
Acquisitively, ad. Por adquisicion,
tAsquist, o la cosa adquirida.
. Acg
To Acquit, va. Libertar; descargar, absol-
ver; desempeñar, cumplir, pagar.
Acquitment, e. Absolucion, descargo, pago.
Acquittal, s. Absolucion; descargo,
tTo Acquittanco, cn. V. To Acquit,
Acquittance, e. Descargo; carta de pago;
finiquito.
tAcrasy, 8. Irregularidad, exceso.
Acre, 8. Acre, medida de tierra.
Acred, a, Hacendado.
Acrid, a Acre, picante, corrosivo.
Acrimonious, 4. Punzante, corrosivo,
Acrimoniously, ad. Con acrimonia.
Acrimoniousness, a. Aspereza, acritud.
Acrimony, 8. Acrimonia; aspereza.
Acritude, €. Acrimonia, picor.
Acronycal, a, (Astr.) Acrónico.
Acronycally, ad. Acrónicamenta,
Acrospire, 8. Gérmen.
Acrospireg, pare a. Espigado, brotado.
ay a i . De 6 al traves.—pre. Do medio
medio.
Acrostic, 8. Pocma acréstico.—a. Acróstico.
Acroterx, a, Acroteras, podestales de un
frontispiclo,
To Act, on. Hacer, estar; conducirse, por-
tarse.—ea. Hacer el papel de; remedar,
representar; obrar; mover, ejecutar. Zo
act up, Obrar á impulso de.
Act, 4. Hecho, accion, efecto; acto una co-
media, Actofoblivion, Amnistia, Act
of faith, Acto do fe.
Acting, a Accion; representacion.
Action, £. Obra; accion, operacion, ocupa-
clon; hecho; batalla ; gesticulacion ; pro-
ceso; influencia,
Actionable, a, Punible, O proceran te
ADD
Actionably, ad, De un modo procesorio.
Actionary, Actlonist, e. Accionista,
Action-taking, a. Litigioso.
Actitation, 8. Accion veloz y frecuente,
To Activate, ea. Activar. ligero.
Active, a. Activo; diligente, eficaz; ágil,
Actively, ad. Activamente, vivamente; efi-
Activer log Agilidad, actividad, a
veness, 8, y pronti-
Activity, a, Actividad; vivacidad, vigor.
Actless, a. Flojo, sin espíritu, débil.
Actor, 8. Agente; cómico; actor; deman-
dante en Juicio.
Actress, af. Comedianta, actriz, cómica,
Actual, a, Actual, práctico; efectivo.
Actuality, a, Actualidad. [mente.
Actually, ad. Do hecho, en efecto, real-
Actualness, s. Actualidad. [dor.
Actuary, e. Escribano; gecretario, registra-
To Actuate, va. Mover, excitar, animar.
tActuato, a, Animado,
Actuation, 8. Operacion.
+To Acuate, va. Aguzar, afilar.
tAcuity, a. Agudeza, sutileza,
Aculeate, a, Punzante, puntiagudo.
Acumen, e. Punta aguzada; agudeza, pene-
tracion, ingenio, vivacidad.
To Acuminato, vn, Rematar en punta, ter-
minar en cono; aguzar, afilar.
Acuminate, a. V. Acute.
Acuminated, a. Punzante, puntiagudo.
Acumination, 8. Punta aguda,
Acute, a. Agudo, sutil; perspicaz.
Acute, 8. (Gram.) Acento agudo.
To Acute, va. Pronunciar cun acento agudo,
Acutely, ad. Agudamento.
Acuteness, 8. Agudcza, sutileza; perspicacia,
talento; violencia
tTo Adact, ea. Precisar, impeler.
tAdacted, a. Impelido, agitado con fuerza.
Adage, 4. Adagio 6 refran.
tAdagial, a. Proverbial.
Adagio, 8. Adagio.
Adamant, €, Diamante; piodra iman.
Adamantine, Adamantean, a. Diamantino,
(Poét.) Impenetrable.
Adam's apple, s. Nuez do la garganta. (Bot.)
Especie de limon. [cundrar.
To Adapt, va. Adaptar, acomodar; ajustar,
Adaptable, a, Adaptable, acomodable.
Adaptability, a. Adaptabilidad. [cacion.
Adaptation, Adaptlon, e. Adaptacion; apli-
Adays, ad, Actualmente, ahora, al pre:
sento, wp, Sumar.
To Add, ea. Añadir, aumentar, acrecentar.
+To Addecimate, ea. Diczmar. __ [tenclar.
+To Addeem, ea. Estimar; adjudicar; sen-
Addendum, 4 Apéndice, suplemento. Ad-
denda, Adiciones.
Adder, e. Serpiente, culebra. zonera.
Adder's grasa, Adder's wort, 8. (Bot.) Eacor-
Adders tongue, 3. (Bot.) Lengua de slerpe.
Addíble, a. Lo que se puede añadir 6 sumar.
Addibility, as. La propiedad de ser añadido
6 sumado.
Addice, Adzo, 8. Aznela do carpinteria.
Lo pete Se ha oa To ad-
st one’s , Entregarso
Addicted, a. 6 pp. Dado, entregado, apa-
o A
ADJ
Addictednesa, & Inclinacion, Ho PO
Addiction, €. Dedicacion, joa O.
Additament, a. Aditamento, añadidura.
Addition, a, Adicion, añadidura,
Additional, a. Adicional.—s Aditamento.
Additionally, ad. Adicionalmente,
tAdditionary, a. Adictoual,
E pot
e, a. Hue cundo, o.
To Addle, ea, ‘Hacer huero, podrir; esteri-
Addie: ated, Addlo-h Clea. ONegeia, tne
e-p eaded, a. o, in-
YTo Addoom, ea. Adjudicar, sentenciar,
condenar, decrotar.
To Address, ea, Prepararse para alguna
cosa; hablar, rogar; recyrrir; obsequiar.
—en, Encararse, engestarse.
Address, 8. Peticion, memorial; destreza,
maña; sobroscrito; señas; tratamiento ;
discurso.
Addreseer, a. Buplicante, exponente.
To Adduce, va. Alegar, adncir.
Addncent, a. (Anat.) Aductores, musculos.
Adductble, a. Aducible,
Adduction, a, Aduccion.
Adductive, a, Aductivo.
tTo Addulco, va. Dulelficar, endulzar.
opone ia phage sear a
enography, 8. Adenografía. rofundo,
Adept, a, Adepto.—a. Versado, o;
To Adequate, ca. Adecuar, asemojar.
tAdequate, a. Adecuado.
Adcquately, ad. Adecuadamente.
Adequatenesa, Adoquation, «, Adecuacion,
igualdad,
To Adhere, en, Adherir, arrimarse; pe-
; aficionarse.
Adherence, Adherency, 8. Adhoeston, tenaci-
dnd, viscosidad; adherencla.
Adherent, a. Adherente, pegajoso.
Adherent, a, Adherente, secuaz, partidario,
Adherently, ad. Con adhesion, parcial-
mente.
Adherer, a, Partidario, parcial.
Adhesion, @ Adhesion.
Adhesive, a. Adhesivo, pegajoso, tenaz.
Adhesively, ad. Tenazmento.
Adhesiveness, 8. Tenacidad, viscosidad.
To Adhibit, ea. Aplicar.—on. Valerse de.
tAdhibition, €. Aplicacion 6 uso de alguna
cosa,
tAdhortation, a. Consejo.
tAdaphorous, «+. Neutral.
tAdiaphory, Adijaphoracy, a. Neutralidad.
Adieu, ad. A’ Dios —s, Despedida. To did
adieu, Despedirso,
Adiposo, a. Adiposo, seboso. [Socabon.
Adit, a. Mina, conducto subterráneo. (Mex.)
tAdition, a. Acceso.
Adjacency, €. Proximidad, vecindad,
Adjacent, a. aa vecino,
To Adject, va. Añadir.
Adjection, a. Adicion, añadidura.
Adjectitious, a. Añadido, aumentado.
Adjoctiva, e. Adjetivo,
Adjectively, ad. Adjetivado.
To Adjotn, va. Juntar, asoclar.—on. Lindar.
Adjoining, a. Contiguo, inmediato.
To Adjourn, on. Diferir, alargar; emplazar;
levantar una sesion.
ADM
ADU
payer, a. Citacion, emplazo; suspen-
sion de una deliberacion.
To Adjudge, va. Adjudicar, condenar; sen-
tenclar; juzgar.
Adjadgment, $. Adjudicacion.
Adjudication, a. Adjudicacton.
To Adjadicate, V. To Adjudge.
+Adjument, «. Ayuda, auxilio.
Adjunct, 8. Adjanto; asociado.
Adjunct, a, Adjunto, arrimado, contiguo.
Adjunction, 8. Union; adicion.
Adjunctive, a. Adjunto.—a. El que junta.
Adjunctively, ad. Jantamente.
Adjanctly, 4d. Consiguientemente.
Adjuration, a. La forma del juramento; 00n-
juro.
To Adjure, ea. Juramentar; conjurar.
Adjurer, 8. El que toma el juraxento.
To Adjust, va, Ajustar, arreglar, acomodar,
componcr. dor.
Adjuster, €, El que arregla 6 ájusta; media-
Adjustment, €. Ajusto, aliño, arreglo.
Adjutancy, £. Ayudantia; manejo hábil.
Adjutant, s. Ayudante.
+Tu Adjute, va. Ayudar,
tAdjutor, e. Ayudador.
tAdjutory, a, Ayudante, auxillador.
+Adjutrix, 4/. Ayudadora, auxilladora,
Adjavant a. Lo quo ayuda, es útil 6 prove-
choso.—a. Ayudante.
Admeasurement, 8. Medida, medicion.
Admensuration, 8. Medida 6 mensura, me-
dicion.
To Administer, ra. Administrar, suminis-
trar, dar, surtir ó proveer; regir, manojar.
Adminlistrable, a. Adininistrable.
To Administrate, va. Dar 6 administrar re-
medios. (terio, gobierno; manejo.
Administration, 8. Administracion; minis-
Administrativo, 4. Admintstrativo.
Administrator, s. (For.) Abintestato. Ad-
ministrador,
Administratorship, 2. Administracion.
Administratrix, af Administradora; fidel-
comisaria abintestato.
Admirable, a. Admirable.
Admirableness, Admirabllity, a, Exceloncia
do alguna cosa.
Admirably, ad. Admirablemente.
Admiral, es Almirante. Vice-Admirai,
Vice-almiranto. Rear-Admiral, Jefo do
oscuaira,
Admiralship, 8. Almirantía.
Admiralty, e. Almirantazgo. Tho Lords
Commisstonere of the Admirally, El
consejo del almirantazgo.
Admiration, €, Admiracion. [mirarso.
To Admire, va. Admirar; amar.—on, Ad-
Admirer, 8. Admirador; amante, apasiona-
do; aficionado.
Admiringly, ad. Admirablomente.
Admissible, a. Admisible.
Admissibly, ad. Admistblemente.
Admission, 8. Admtsion, recepcion. .Ad-
mission money, Paga de entrada.
To Admit, ra. Admitir; recibir para algun
empleo; conceder; asentir á; permitir.
Admittance, $. Entrada, permision; conce-
sion; admision,
Ae 2 Adumitidor.
Admittible, a. Adinisible.
To Admix, ea. Mezclar, juntar, incorporar.
Admixtion, Admixture, s. Mistura, mezela,
To Admonish, ea. Amonestar, advertir, re-
render, exhortar.
Admonisher, 2. Amonestador.
Admonishment, 8. Advertencia, amonesta-
cion, reprension. [cion.
Admonition, 8. Aviso, reprension, admoni-
Admonitioner, Admonitor, gs. Admonitor 6
monitor.
Admonitory, Admonitive, a. Admonitorio.
+To Admove, ea. Arrimar, acercar.
Adnonn, & (Gram.) cp Pooh
Ado, 8. Trabajo, dificultad; bullicio, bara-
hunda; pena. J Aad much ado to do tf,
Lo hize á duras penas, Without more
ado, Sin mas acá, ni mas allá,
Adolescence, Adolescency, 8. Adolescencia.
+Adoors, ad, A’ la puerta; en la calle,
To Adopt, va. Adoptar, probijar.
Adoptedly, ad. Adoptivamente.
Adopter, s. Prohijador, padre 6 madro
optivo, a.
Adoption, a. Adopcion.
Adoptive, a. Adoptivo; adoptante.
Adorable, a. Adorable.
Adorableness, 8. Adoracion,
Adorably, ud. Adorablemente.
Adoration, 8. Adoracion; respeto.
To Adore, ea. Adorar; idolatrar.
Adorer, 8. Adorador; amante.
To Adorn, va. Adornar, embellecer, ataviar.
tAdorn, 8. Adorno, atavio.—u. Adornado.
Adorning, a. Adorno.
Adorninent, 4. Adorno, atavío.
Adown, ad. Bajo, abajo, en tierra,
Adown, prep. Abajo, hácia anes:
Adraganth, 8. Goma ad te o tragacante,
Ad ad. Flotando; 4 la ventura.
Adroit, a. Diestro, hábil.
Adroitly, ad. Diestramente.
Adroitness, 4, Destreza, habilidad.
Adry, ad. Sediento. [pueeto.
Adecititious, 4. Completivo; añadido, intor-
Adstriction, 8. Astriccion.
Adulation, 8. Adulacion, lisonja.
tAdulator, 8. Adulador; parásito, lisonjero,
Adulatory, a. Lisonjero, cumplimentero,
adulador.
tAdulatress, a, Aduladora, Hsonjera.
Adult, a. and a Adulto.
Adultnesa, s. Edad adulta.
Adulterant, e. Adulterador, falsificador.
To Adulterate, en. Adultcrar.—va. Adulte-
rar, mezclar, falsificar, viciar.
Adulterato, a. Adulterado; corrompido 6
mezclado; falsificado.
Adulterately, ad. Adulterinamente,
a 8. Corrupcion, contamina-
on.
Adulteration, 8. Corrupcion, falsificacion.
Adulterer, 8. Adáúltero, ;
Adaltoresa, af Adúltera.
Adulterino, 8. Hijo adulterino.—a, Espurio.
Adulterous, a. Adulterino, espurio.
Adultery, s. Adulterio; corrupcion,
Adumbrant, a. Lo que representa la seme-
janza do una cosa con otra. sombrear.
To Adumbrate, va. Mequicter, uejar,
-
ADV
Adumbration, e. Esquicio, esbozo, borron;
bosquejo.
dende s. Adunacion.
Aduncity, a. Corvadura; sinuosidad.
Aduncous, Adunque, a, Corvo, encorvado,
choso; sinuoso. [hasta consumirse.
o Adure, en. (Ant) Quemar 6 quemarse
Adust, a. Adusto; requemado, consumido,
Adusted, a. Quemado ó tostado; caliente.
AOD, e. Adustion, quemadura, inflama-
cion.
Ad valorem, (Com.) Por avalno.
To Advance, oa. Avanzar; adelantar; me-
jorar; apresurar; adclantado; pro-
ner, ofrecer.—wvn. r progresos,
Advance, @ Avance; adelanto; mejora,
progreso; próstamo; requerimiento de
amores,
Advancement, $. Adelantamiento; promo-
cion; subida, prosperidad; elovacion,
ascenso.
Advancer, 8. Promotor.
Advantage, 8. Ventaja, prepondorancia; ga-
nancia, lucrp; ocasion favorable; prero-
gativa. ;
To Advantage, ta, Adelantar, ganar; rema-
norar. To take advantage of, Aprove-
charse de, valerse de; engañar.
Advantago-ground, 2, Puesto ventajoso,
Advantaged, a. Adelantado, ventajoso.
Advantageous, a, Ventajoso, útil
Advantageous y, ad, demi
vantageousness, s, Ventaja, u con-
veniencia. otra; acceder.
To Advone, en, Vonir; añadirse una cosa 4
Advenient, a. Sobreañadido, accesorio, ad-
voniente.
Advent, 8. Adviento; venida 6 llegada.
Adventitious, Adventive, a. Adventicio,
Adventitiously, ad. Accidentalmente.
Adventual, a. ual,
Adventure, 8. Aventura, casualidad, contin-
gencia; lance; expedicion empresa; pa-
cotilla At ali adventures, Al acaso.
Bea lo que fuere.
To Adventure, en. Osar, atroverse, ompron-
der.—va. Aventurar.
Adventurer, a. Aventurero; pacotillero.
Adventuresome, a. V. Adventurous.
Adventurous, @. Animoso, valeroso; aven-
turado, peligroso; osado.
Adventurously, ad. Arriesgadamente.
Adventurousness, Adventurcsomeness, 8. In-
trepidez, arrojo, temeridad,
Adverb, 8. Adverblo.
Adverbial, a. Adverbial.
Adverbially, ad. Adverblalmente.
Advo , & Adversario, contrario,
note pea
verse, @, Adverso, contrario; desgraciado,
Adversely, ad. Advorsamente.
Adverseness, 8. Oposicion. fa
Adversity, 2. Adversidad, desgracia, calami-
To Advort, en, Atender, cuidar, hacer re-
flexion.—va. Aconsejar, notar.
Advertence, Advertency, £. Atencion, con-
sideracion.
Advertent, a. Atento, vigilante. [noticiar.
AFF
Advertiser, € Avisador; cartel, anuncio,
Advortising, a. Avisador, noticioso.
Advice, & Consejo; aviso, noticia; consulta;
advertencia. de áviso,
Advice-boat, s. (Nau.) Patache, em on
Advisable, a. Prudente, convoniente.
Advisabloness, 8. Prudencia, cordura, pro-
piedad,
To Advise, va, Aconsojar; avisar, informar.
—on. Aconsejarse; considerar, deliberar.
Advisod, part. a. Avisado, advertido; pre-
meditado, considerado.
Advisedly, ad. Deliberadamente.
Advisedness, e. Cordura, juicio, reflexion.
Advisement, $. Consejo, dictámon; pruden-
cla; consulta.
Adviser, e. Consejero, aconsejador.
Advising, a, Consejo, aviso.
Advocacy, 8. Vindicacion, defensa.
To Advocate, va. Abogar, defender, mediar.
Advocate, a. A o; intercesor, defensor.
Advocateship, a, Abogacía, intercesion.
Advowee, 8. Patron.
Advowson, 2, Patronato; patronazgo.
Adz, e. Azuela. [ó rompisacos,
Egtlopa, 4. Egíilope, tumor. (Bot) Egtlope
Eris, a. Escudo, egide 6 egida.
“Eglogue, 8. V. Be
ZLgyptiacum, a. Egipciaco (unguento).
Enigma, e, V. Enigma.
Znigmatic, a. V. Enigmatic,
Bolipile, e. Y. Bolt
Equator, 8. Ecuador. V. Equator. [tiad
Z¿Equinoctial, a. Equinoccial. Y. i
Equinox, a. Equinoccio. V. Aywinow
ZEra, 8. V. Era.
Aerial, a, Acroo; elevado,
Aerie, & Nido de ave de rapiña. V. Eyry.
pedal a Pai pues )
crography, @ Ae ia.
Aerology. 8. ha
Acromancy, 8. Acromancia,
Acrometer, 8. Aerómetro.
Acrometry, €. Aerometría.
Aeronaut, 8, Acronauta.
Acronautics 6 Acrostation, a, Acrostacion.
Aeroscopy, 8. Aeruscopia.
Acrostatic, +. Acrostatioo.
Z£thiops-mineral, 6 Etiope mineral.
Lítites, a. Etites. [Goss desde lujos,
Afar, ad, Léjos, distante. From afur, De
Afeard, part. a. Espantado, aterrado.
Afer, a. A’brego, ol viento sudoeste.
Affability, 8. Afabilidad, agrado, urbanidad,
atencion. [0so,
Affablo, a. Afable, cortes; comedido; eart-
Affableness, a. Afabilidad, dulzura, cariño,
Affably, ad. Afablemente. [tre dos tropas.
Affair, e. Asunto, negocio; reencuentro en-
+To Affamish, ex. Hambrear, matar do
hambre, [—ca. Y. To Fear.
ad. | To Affcar, en, Confirmar, autorizar, aprobar.
Affect, e. Afecto; calidad; pasion, aficion,
To Affect, vc. Obrar; conmover; aspirar;
amar; afectar; fingir,
Affectation, €. Afectacion.
Affected, part, a. Movido; afectado; incli-
nado; enternectdo.
To Advertise, pa. Avisar, informar, advertir; | Affectedly, ad. Afoctalamente.
pane e. Noticia, aviso, anuncio.
| Affeotedness, s. Afectacion; fingimlento.
Affecter, a. Afectador, fingidor.
Affecting, a. Sensibie, tierno, lastimoso.
Affectingly, ad. Con afecto.
Affection, €. Impresion; amor, aficion, ca-
riño, inclinacion; afeccion, do.
Affectionate, a. Cariñoso, afectuoso, aficlona-
Affectionately, ad. Carifiosamente.
Affectlonateness, 8, Afecto, amor.
Affectioned, a. Afectado; inclinado; af-
cionado, apasionado.
Affective, a. Afectivo, tierno, afectuoso.
Affectively, ad. Apasionadamente.
Affector, 8. Fingidor.
Affoerers, 8. Jueces que tienen facultad de
imponer multas por ciertos delitos leves.
Affiance, s. Esponsales; confianza.
To Affiance, va. Contraer esponsales; in-
spirar conflanza. matrimonial.
Affianced, a. El que ha hecho un contrato
Affiancer, 8. El ó la que ha contraido 6 cele-
brado esponsales,
Affidavit, e. Declaracion jurada.
Affied, a. Desposado.—pp. El 6 la quo ba
contraido esponsales.
tTo Affile, ea. Pulir. V. To File,
To Affiliate, va, Prohijar, adoptar.
Affiliated, a. Prohijado, adoptado.
Affiliation, a. Adopcion.
Affinage, €. Ensaye de los metales,
Affine, a. Emparentado por afinidad.
Affinity, a. Afinidad; relacion.
To A , on, Afirmarso en alguna cosa.—
va. Confirmar, ratificar ; afirmar, declarar.
Affirmable, a. Lo que so puede afirmar,
Affirmably, ad. Afirmativamente.
Affirmance, 8. Confirmacion de alguna cosa.
Affirmant, 2. Afirmante. {macion.
Affirmation, e. Afirmacion; aserto; confir-
Affirmative, e. Afirmativo.—s. Asercion.
Affirmatively, ad. Afirmativamente.
Affirmed, a Afirmado, ratificado,
Affirmer, 8. Afirmante.
To Affix, va. Anexar; añadir, atar, unir.
Affix, s. (Gram.) Afijo, partícula unida al fin
de una voz.
Affixion, 8. Anexion, union.
Affiation, 8. Resucllo, inspiracion.
Afflatus, a. Inspiracion divina.
To Afflict, ca. Afligir, causar dolor, opri-
as atormentar.—or. Atligirso, desconso-
arse.
Afllictedness, a. Afliccion, sentimiento.
AfMicter, e. Afligente,
Afflicting, a. Penoso, atormentador,
Affilctingly, ad. Opresivamente.
Affliction, e. Afiiccion, calamidad, miseria,
Afflictive, a. Aflictivo, lastiimoso, penoso,
Atictively, ad. Penogamente.
Affluence, Affiuency, a Afluencia, riqueza;
facundia; concurrencia; agolpamiento.
Affluent, a. Opulento, afluente, abundante,
copioso, [mente.
Affluently, ad. Abundantemente, copiosa-
Affiluentness, a. Opulencia, abundancia de
riquezas, [encia; monton.
Aíilux, Affluxion, 8, Concurrencia, confla-
To Afford, va. Dar, producir; couceder;
proveer.
To Afforest, va. Plantar un bosque.
Afforestation, 8, La plantacion de un bosque.
To Affranchiso, ca. Manumitir. V. To En-
Franchise.
Affranchisement, €. V. Enfranchisement.
Affray, a. Asalto, pendencla, tumulto,
Affriction, a. Friccion; frotacion.
To Affright, ca. Aterrar, espantar, atemori-
zar, asustar.
Affright, s. Terror, espanto; susto.
Affrightedly, ad. Espantosamente.
Affrighter, s, Asombrador, espantador.
tAffrightfal, a, Terrible, espantoso,
+A fírightment, e. Terror, espanto.
To Affront, on. Encararse, engestarse,.—ca,
Afrentar, insultar; arrostrar.
Al & Afrenta, sonrojo, bochorno, insul-
inj
Affronter, e. Insultador, agresor, provocador.
Affronting, part. a. Insultante, injurioso,
rovocativo,
Affrontive, a, Afrentoso, injurioso.
To Affuse, ea, Echar un liquido sobre otro;
dorramar; difundir.
Affusion, 8, Echamiento, derramamiento.
To Affy, va. Tomar el dicho, desposar; unir.
—en. Fiar, confiar. [mino.
Aflekd, ad, A’ cam travieso, fuera de ca-
Afire, ad. Encendidamente.
Aflat, ad. Ras con la tierra, 4 nivel del suelo.
Afloat, ad. (Náu.) Flotante, á flote,
Afoot, ad. A’ pie.
Aforo, prep. Xntes, mas cerca; delante.—
rimero; en frente. (Nán.) A’ pros,
Aforegoing, part. a. Precedente,
Afore! ande ud. De antemano.
Aforementioned, Aforenamed, Aforesaid, a.
Susodicho, ya mencionado, supracitado.
Aforetime, ad. En otro tiempo, antigua-
mente,
Afraid, part. a. Amedrentado, temeroso.
Afresh, ad. De nuevo, otra vez,
African, Afric, a. y 8. Africano.
ees Nin me al frente, de cara,
a u.) A’ popa, en popa.
After, prep. Despues; detras After this
manner, Segun, do cste modo.—ad, Des-
pues. After the evample of, A' ejemplo
de.
After-acceptation, 8, Aceptacion posterior.
After-account, 8. Cuenta-nueva, .
After-act, €. El acto subsiguiente, continno.
After-age, 8. Posteridad, tiempo venidero.
After-ages, Siglos venideros,
After-all, ad. Por último.
After-application, a. Aplicacion postertor.
After-attack, e. Ataque subsiguiente,
After-birth, 2. Secundinas parias 6 pares,
After-clap, £. Accidente repentino; repeti-
cion, contratiempo.
After-comer, 8. Sucesor.
After-conduct, 8. Conducta subsiguiente.
After-conviction, e. Convencimiento subel-
‘ento.
After -cost, 8. Gasto estraordinario.
After-course, e. Viaje 6 carrera que so ha-
de hacer,
After-crop, 8. Segunda cosecha,
After-days, €. Posteridad. [sobrernesa.
Añer-dinncr, a, At table after dinner, De
After-endeavor, €. Nuevo esfuerzo.
tTo After-eyo, ra. Seguir 4 la vie
AGE
After-game, e, Juego de desquito; expedl-
ente recurso.
After-gathering, €. Rebusco.
After-help, e. Socorro 6 ayuda subsiguiente.
After-hope, a. Esperanza futura.
After-hours, 8, aor 6 horas subsiguiente.
After-inquiry, 8. men posterior.
After-law, 8. Ley posterior. era.
After-llfo, e. El resto de la vida; vida veni-
After-liver, 3. Sobreviviente, descendiente.
After-living, a. Y. rdays.
After-love, 4 Segundo amor, nuevos amores,
After-math, 4. Y. aro ep
After-meeting, 4. Junta subsiguiente 4 otra.
Aftormost, 8. pl fu.) El posers:
Afternoon, & Tarde, la distancia do desde el
mediodia hasta anochecor.
After-paina, a. Dolores de sobreparto,
After-part, e. Parte posterior.
Afterpieco, 8. Farsa; intermedio.
Aftor-proof, 8. Prueba.
After-reckoning, 8. Cuenta nueva,
After-repontance, e. Arrepentimiento subel-
guiento,
After-report, 8. Noticia posterlor.
After-state, €, El estado 6 vida futura.
Aftor-sting, a. Plendura subsiguiente 4. otra.
After-supper, & El tiempo entro conar y
acostarse, sobre cena.
Aftor-taste, a. Resabio; dejo, gustillo.
After-thonght, «. Nuevo pensamionto, re
ro. (Fig.) Expodlente tardio.—ad. Con
madura reflexion.
After-times, a. Tlempos venideros.
After-tossing, 3. Marejada.
Aftorward, ad. Dospues, en seguida.
Afterwise, a. Sabio 6 prudente pasada la
ocasion. tendimionto tardío.
After-wit, a. Discurso, fuera de sazon; en-
Aftorwitness, a, Testigo futuro.
After-wrath, & Rescntimiento, rencor.
Afterwriters, 8. Escritores postorlores,
Aftward, ad. V. After:
Aga, 8, Titulo do honor en Turquia.
Again, ad. Otra vez, aun, de nuevo; ade-
mas, Ae much again, Otro tanto mas.
To do again, Volver & hacer.
Against, prep. Contra; enfrente; para cu-
ando. Against Christmas, Para Navi-
dad. Junto, cerca. To be against, o
nerse & [cristlanos en las iglos
Agapm, 4. A'gapa, comida de los primeros
Drape ad, Con la boca ablerta de hito en
tito.
gapete, €. Agapetas, doncollas que vivian
ee ati sin hacer voto alguno,
Agaric, 8. Agirico, droga.
Agast, a. Aturdido, espantado, V. Aghast.
Agnto, e. Agata.
ty, a. De la naturaleza de la Agata.
+To naa va. Aturdir, espantar.
Age, 8. Edad; siglo; el espacio de cien años;
senectud, vejez Full age, Mayoría, Un-
der age, Minoridad. Ife is under age,
Aun es menor.
Aged, a. Viejo, anciano.
Agedly, ad. A’ mancra de viejo.
tágon, ad, V. Again,
Ageney, a Agencla; intervencion; accion.
In the ae agency, En lo humano,
AGN
Agent, Agendum, 8. Libro de memoria; la
iturgia.
Agent, a. Operativo, causante.—s Agente;
diputado, delegado; asistente, apoyo.
Agrntship, 4. Agencia, factoria.
tAgper, & (Mil.) Foso, fuerte.
To Agglomerate, va. Agtomerar, ovillar;
juntar en peloton.
Agelutinanta, a. pl. Agiutinantes.
Axglutinant, a. Conglutinativo, aglatinativo.
To Agglatinate, ca. Conglatinar, unir, pegar.
AASTICRAAOD, e. Conglutinacion, eso
hs ae i vo,
Agglutinative, a. Congtutinativo, aglutinati-
tAggrandization, 8. Engrandecimiento.
To Aggrandize, va. Engrandecer; elevar,
exaltar.—on. Acrecentarse; aumentarse.
Aggran achsement, 8. Engrandecimiento, ex-
tacion.
Agyrandizor, s. Ensalzador.
To Aggravate, va. $ lei hacer alguna
cosa mas dolorosa; enorme.
Aggravation, a, Agravacion; provocacion,
enormidad. (Coleccion, agregado.
Aggregate, a. Agregado, juntado, unido.—4.
To Aggregate, va. Agregar, r; reunir,
incorporar.
Azgregately, ad. Colectivamenta — fcion.
Aggregation, & Agregacion; o, colec-
Agrregativo, a. Colectivo, Junto.
Aggregator, 8. Colector. (der.
To Aggress, on. Acometcr, embestir, ofen-
Aggression, 8. Agrosion, acometimiento,
ofensa,
Agegressor, €. Agresor.
Agyrlovanos, €. Agravio, injuria,
To Aggrieva, ca, Apesadumbrar,
pa ae AE
o Aggroup, ta. Agrupar.
Aghast, a, Espantado; fuera de si; azorado.
(Fam.) Con la boca abierta.
Agilo, a. A'gil, ligero, vivo.
Agility, Agiloness, 8. Agilidad, lUgcreza.
Agillochum, e, (Bot.) Aloo, madera del árbol
A E Pere Ag
lo, 8. (Com. o; agiotaje.
To Agist, va. pacentar ganado por un pre-
clo convenido.
Agistmont, a. Modificacion del diezmo; pas-
turaje; monton, terron, ajuste.
Agistor, 8. Guarda-bosquo.
Agitablo, a. Agitablo,
To Agitato, vu. Agitar, mover, afectar; 1a-
uletar; maquinar; disputar, discutir.
Agitation, £ Agitacion; discusion, ventila-
cion; porturbacion. The project now én
agitation, El proyecto que actualmente
se controvicrte,
Agitator, 2. Agitador, incitador, promovedor.
perjuicio,
vejar, da-
Aglet, a, Merreto do eta; lumina ú hoja
do metal. A'glets (Bot) Borlillas.
Agnall, e Panadizo, uñero.
Agnate, Agnatio, a. Agnaticio,
Agnation, 8, Agnacion; allanza, conexion.
tAgnition, 8. Agnicion, reconocimiento.
+To Agnize, ca. Roconocer, venir en cono-
cimiento de.
To Agnominato, €. Nombrar.
Agnomination, «+ Sobrenombre.
(Ret.)
Agnominacion 6 paronomasta.
AHE
ALA
Agra Castus, £. (Bot.) Agnocasto 6 sauzga-
O,
tillo.
Ago, ad. Largo tiempo. Some time ago,
lace algun tiempo. Long ago, Mucho
tiempo ha. How long ago? Cuanto ha?
Agog, ad. Con deseo, con ansia To be
agog, Tenor gana, desear. To set agog,
acer desear. [accion de.
Agoing, ad. A' punto de, dispuesto 4, en
Agone, ad, Y. Ago. atlotas,
Agonism, 8. Agon 6 agonistica, combate do
Agonistes, Agonist, 8, Atleta,
Agonistic, Agonistical, a. Atlético.
Agonistically, ad. Atlóticamente. [últimas.
To ca le on, Estar agonizando o en las
Agonizingly, ad. En agonías,
tAgonothetic, a. Gimnico, lo que pertenece
ñ pto Dee bea
gony, & nía; angustia, afliccion.
Agra, 8. Agra, madera odorifera. [merced.
+To Agrace, va. Agraciar, hacer gracia 6
Agrarian, a. Agrario. Agrarian law, Ley
yen
To Agree, on. Concordar, conventr, acordar ;
oedor; estipular. The authors do not
agree in this, Los autores no son del mis-
mo parecer en esto. Acomodar 6 acomo-
darse. That climate does not agree with
976, Aquel clima no ie procba. Chocolate
does not agree with me, El chocolate no
me sienta bion.—oa. Adaptar, reconcillar.
Agreeability, 3. Afabilidad, agrado.
Agreeable, a. Conveniente; agradable, con-
orme.
Agreeableness, 8, Conformidad, proporcion;
agrado, afabilldad; semejanza; gracia,
Agrecably, ad. Segun; agradablomente.
Seba part, a. Convenido, ajustado, apro-
o.
Agreeingly, ad. Conforme.
Agrecingness, a. Conformidad, convenicn-
cia, proporcion, aptitud.
PON, Concordia, conformidad;
ajuste. come to an agreement, Con-
venirse, ajustarse; contrato, transaccion,
Agrestion Agrestical, a. Agreste, a
o, cal, @. Agres rústico,
Agricultor, EAs gricultor. V. Agriculturist.
Agricultural, a. Agricultural.
Agriculture, 8. Agricultura. [cola.
Agriculturist, 8. Labrador, agricultor, agri-
Agriculturism, 8. La agricultura.
Agrimony, 8. Nae. Agrimonia,
peas ad, (Náu.) Barado, encallado.
gue, 8. Calontura intermitonte. [mitente.
To Ague, va. Acometer una calentura inter-
Agued, a. Calanturiento.
Ague-fit, 8. Paroxismo de una calentura,
Ague-powder, €. Polvos febrifugos
Ague-spell, 8. Hechizo para curar la calen-
tura Intermitento.
Ague-struck, a. Acometido de calentura,
Ague-proof, 4. A’ prueba de calentura.
o Aguerry, va. errir.
Ague-tree, 8. Sasafres.
Aguish, @, Calenturiento.
Agnishness, 8. Calofrio.
Ah! dnterj. Ah! ay!
Aha! Aba! éínterj. Ma! ha!
Ahead, ad Mas allá, delante de otro. (Náu.)
. yous
Por la proa, avante. Zo run ahead of
one's reckoning, Perder la estima.
Aheight, PEN ad. Arriba,
Ahold, ad. (Nán.) Al viento.
Ahoy, interj. Ah 6 aho del barco! La!
Ahungry, @. Jlambriento.
Ajar, ad. Entre ablerto.
To Aid, ea, Ayudar, auxiliar, socorrer.
Ald, €. Ayuda, auxilio; subsidio, socorro.
tAldance, a, Auxilio,
tAidant, 8. Auxiliante.
Aide-de-camp, 8. Edecan.
Alder, a. Auxiliador.
Aidlesa, a. Desvalido.
Aigre, 8. I'inpeta del mar.
Aigret, 8. V. Kgret.
Aigulot, s. Herrete.
To Ail, ea. Afligir, molestar. What ale
Que le duele 4 V.? que tiene V.?
ue hay?
Ail, a. Indispostcion, mal, dolor.
Alling, a. Doliente, achacoso, enfermizo.
Ailment, 8. Dolencia, indisposicion, dolor.
To Aim, on. Apuntar, asestar; tirar, poner
los medios para on alguna cosa; adivinar.
—ea. Aspirar 4, intentar.
Aim, 8. Puntería; blanco; designio, mira,
fin; conjetura.
Almless, a. Bin objeto, 4 la ventara.
Air, a, Aire; zéfiro; tono; cara, semblante,
Open air, Al raso.
To Air, va. Aircar; secar. Toalr a room,
Ventilar un cuarto. Zo atr liquore, Ca-
lentar los liquidos.
Air-balloon, €. Globo aerostatico.
Alr-bladder, s. Vejiga llena de airo.
Air-born, a, Nacido del airo,
Air-braving, a. El que desafía los vientos,
Air-built, a. Fabricado en el aire.
Airer, 8, El que pone al aire alguna cosa.
Air-gun, & Escopeta de viento.
Air-hole, a, Resptradero, zarcera.
Atriness, 8. Ventilacion; viveza; actividad.
Alring, 8. Caminata; paseo.
Airless, a. Sofocado,
Airling, 8. Mozuclo 6 mozuela alegre.
Air-pump, & Bomba de aire.
Air-shaft, & Respiradero de minn.
Air-stirring, a. Lo que agita el aire. [vano,
Airy, a. Aéreo; trivial; vivaz, alegre; ablerto,
Airy-flying, a. Impetuoso, precipitado,
Aislo, 8. Nave do una iglesia,
Ait, e. Isleta en un rio.
tTo Ake, va. V. Ache,
Akin, a. Consanguineo.
Alabaster, 8. Alabastro.
Alabaster, a. Alabastrino.
Alack! Alackaday ! tnterj. Ay! Ay, do mí!
Quo lástima! Que dolor!
Alacrity, 8. Alegria; ardor.
Alamode, ad. (Fam.) A’ la moda,
Alamode, 8. Humillo.
Aland, ad. A' tierra,
Alarm, €. Alarma; sobresalto; reloj] con
despertador ; alboroto. [quiotar.
To Alarm, ea. Tocar al arma; alarmar; in-
Alarm-bell, 8. Campana do rebato.
Alarming, a. Alarmente, sorprendente.
Alarmingly, ad. Espantosamente.
Alarmist, 8. Alarmista, el que or
ALG
Alarm-post, 4. Atalaya, puesto de aviso.
‘Alarracwatelk 8. Reloj con despertador.
Alarum, €. V. Alarm.
Alas! interj. Ay! VW. Alack !
tAlate, ad. Posteriormente.
no 8. (Bot.) Ladierno.
Alb, 8. Alba, vostidura do sacerdote.
Albeit, ad. Aunque, no obstante, con todo.
Albino, s. Albino.
Albigensea, a, Albigenses,
Albugineous, a. Albuginoso.
Albugo, €. Albugo.
Album, 8. Líbrito de memoria; al
Albumeh, a. (Quim.) Albamenx
Alburnum, a. (Bot.) Alburno 6 albura.
Alcahest, a. Menstruo 6 disolvente universal.
Alcalc, 8, Verso alcaico.—a. Alcaico.
Alcaid, 3. Alcaide de un castillo.
Alcanna, €. Alcana, planta para tintes,
Alchemical, e. Alquímico.
Alchemicaliy, ad. Alquimicamente.
Alchemist, 8. Alquimista.
Alchemistical, a. Alquímico.
To Alchemize, ea. Trasmutar, convertir.
Alchemy, 8. Alquimia; motal trabajado con
al arte de la alquimia.
Alcohol, e. Alcohol,
Alcoholization, 8. Alcoholizacion.
To Alcoholize, ea. Alcoholar 6 alcoholizar.
Alcoran, 8. Alcoran,
Alcoraniah, a. Alcoránico.
Alcove, 8. Alcoba; enramada do jardin.
Aldabaran, 8. (Astr.) Aldúbaran.
Alder, e. (Bot.) Aliso.
Alderman, & Regidor. [regidor.
Aldermanlike, a. Magisterial; á manera de
Aldermanly, a. Como un regidor, con gra-
vedad.
Aldern, a lecho de aliso.
Ale, 8. Cerveza fuerte. [cerveza,
Ale-bench, @ Mostrador en que se vende
Alcberry, 8. Cerveza hervida con especias,
Ale-brewer, 8, Cervecero. [de Londres,
Ale-conner, 4 Inspector do las cervecerías
Alecost, a. (Bot.) Y. Taney.
A-lee, ad. (Náu,) A’ sotavento.
Ale-fod, a. Alimentado con cerveza.
Alegar, & Vinagre de cerveza.
tAleger, a. Alegre, ágil,
Alehoof, a. Yedra terrestre,
Alehouse, 4. Cervecería,
Alehouse-keeper, 8. Cervecero.
tAle-knight, €. Borrachon.
Alembic, s. Alambique,
tAlength, ad. A’ lo largo, al fin.
Alert, a. Alerto, vigilante; activo.
Alertnoss, e. Vigilancia, viveza, actividad;
alegría, tas de las cervecerías,
Ale-stake, 8. Ramo que se pone en las puer-
Ale-taster, 8. Oficial para examinar la cali-
dad de la cerveza y del pan. [cerveza,
Ale-vat, 8. Cuba 6 tina en que fermenta la
Alewifo, «. Cervecera, la mujer del cervecero.
Alexanders, s. (Bot.) Esmirnio.
Alexandrine, & Verso alejandrino.
Alexipharmic, Alexiteric, 6 Alexiterical, a.
Alexifármaco 6 alexitúrico.
Alga, e. (Bot.) Alga
Algaroth, a. Régulo de antimonio.
a lios
dueño.
; del
ALL
Algebraic, Algebraical, 2. Algebraico.
Algebraist, E Algebras
Algorithm, 8. Algoritmo.
Alguazil, 8, Alguacil, corchete, esbirro.
Aligs, ad, Alias, de otro modo, de otra
manera, 6 por otro nombre. — '
Alibi, a, (For.) Ausencia. Zo prove an
alibi, Probar la coartada. [trario.
Alien, a. Ajeno, extraño; extranjoro, con-
Alten, a. Extranjero,
To Alien, va. V. To Alienate.
Alienable, a. cents [poner.
To Alienate, va. Enajenar, trasferir: indis-
Alienate, a. Ajeno, enajenado.—s. Extran-
A ienation, 8. Enajenamiecnto 6 enajenacion;
desunion, frialdad, desvio; Jocura, des-
ar:
barro,
Alienator, 8. Enajenador, cesionista,
Mar ihe Aligerous, a. Alado. (Poét)
ro
ero.
To Alight, vn, Descender, bajar. Zo alight
Jrom a horse, Apearse do un caballo,
en una p a; echarse sobre alguna cosa.
Alike, ad. Igualmente.—a. Semejante, igual.
Alike-minded, a. Del mismo ánimo.
Aliment, a. Alimento.
Alimental, a. Nutritivo, alimenticio,
Alimentall y, ad. Nutritivamente,
Alimentariness, a. Alimentacion. [jugoso.
Alimentary, a. Alimenticio; alimentoso,
Alimentation, 8. Alimentacion,
Alimonious, G. Alimenticio,
Alimony, a, Alimentos, asistencias.
Aliquant, a. Alicuanta,
Aliquot, a. Alicuota
Alish, a. Acervizado,
Alive, a. Vivo, viviente; activo, alegre.
Alkahest, 8. V. Alcahest,
Alkalescent, a. Alcalescente,
Alkall, a. A'IcalL
Alkaline, a. Alcalino,
Alkanet, 4. (Bot.) Buglosa.
Alkormes, 2, Alquérmes,
All, a. Todo. AU hands aloft, (Náu.) To-
do el mundo arriba,
All, a. Todo. AU in the toind, (Náu.) En
facha. When all comes to all, Con todo
eso, en fin. For good and all, Entcra-
mente. To be al in all with one, Ser el
favorito de alguna persona.
All, ad. Del todo. A“ on u sudden, Golpe
x porrazo, de repente.
All-abandoned, a. Desamparado por todos,
All-abhorred, a. Aborrecido de todos.
All-edmiring, 4. Admirador de todo.
All-advised, a. Aconsejado de todos.
All-approved, a. Aprobado por todos.
All-atoning, a. Lo que expia todo. [saa
All-bearing, a. Lo que produce todas las co-
All-beanteous, +. Enteramento hermoso.
All-beholding, a. Lo que ve todas las cosas.
All-blasting, a. Difamador.
All-changing, a. Lo que está cambiando
erpetuamente.
All-cheering, a. Lo que todo lo alegra.
All-commanding, a. que manda en to-
das partes. [todo.
All-complying, a. Lo que so acomoda á
All-composing, a. Componedor.
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Al comprenenerss a. Lo que comprende
t
o.
All-concealing, a. Ocultador.
All-conquering, e. Conquistador do todo.
All-constraining, a. Lo que todo lo refrena,
All-consuming, @. Consumador de todo.
All-daring, a. El que se atrevo á todo,
All-destroying, a. Destructor de todo.
All-devastating, a. Devastador de todo.
All-devonring, a. Devorador de todo.
All-dimming, a. Obscurecedor de todo,
All-discovering, 4. Descubridor de todo.
All-disgraced, a. Enteramente deshonrado.
All-dispensing, a. Dis: or.
All-divine, a. Divinisimo.
All-divining, a. Pronosticador de todo.
All-droaded, a. Temido do todos.
All-drowsy, a. Muy sofiollento.
All-eloguent, a, Elocuentisimo.
All-embracing, a Lo que comprende 6
abraza todo.
All-onding, a. Lo que acaba todas las cosas.
All-enlightening, a. Lo que ilumina por
tes.
todas par
All-enraged, a, Muy enojado,
All-flaming, a. Lo que ecba llamas por to-
All-fool's-day, 4. El primer dia de Abril; en
España el dia de los Inocentes.
All-forgiving, a. El que todo lo perdona.
pisar os cuatro palos, juego de nal-
qu go on all fours, Gatear, andar
tas.
ga
All-gtver, €. Dios, ol dador de todas las co-
All-good, 3. Dios, el ser infinitamente bue-
no.—13. Dios, la suprema bonded.
All-guiding, @. Lo que guia 6 conduce to-
das las cosas,
All-hail, a. Salud completa. [pleta.
To All-hail, ea, Suludar, desear salud com-
All-hallow, All-hallows, 8. El dia do todos
los santos.
All-hallowmass, All-hallowtide, 8. El tiem-
po cercano al dia de todos los santos.
All-heal, s. (Bot.) Panacea, planta.
All-healing, a. Lo que cura 6 sana todo.
All-helping, 4. Lo que ayuda á todos,
All-hiding, a. Lo que ocalta todo.
All-bonored, a. Honrado por todos,
All-hurting, a. Lo que hiere á todo. [cosa.
All-idolizing, a. El que idolatra cualquiera
All-Imitating, 4. Lo que imita todo.
All-informing, a. Lo que informa de todo.
All-interpre E Todo explicativo.
All-judging, a. El que tiene el derecho s0-
berano de juzgar.
All-knowing, 4. Omniscio.
All-licensed, a, Libre para todo.
All-loving, a. Atnantisimo.
All-making, a. Criador universal. COSAS,
All-mataring, a. El que madura as las
All-murdoring, a. Aniquilador, destructor.
All-obedient, a. Obedientisimo.
All-obeying, a. El que obedece todo.
All-oblivious, a. Lo que causa olvido total.
{sas. | Allaym
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All-powerfal 6 All-potent, «+. Omnipotente
All-praised, a. Alabado por todos,
All-ruling, a. El que todo lo gobierna.
All-saints-day, ¢. El dia de todos los santos,
All-sanctifying, a. El santificador de todo,
All-saving, a. El salvador de todo. [todo.
All-searching, a. El que examina ó penetra
All-secing, a. El que todo lo va
All-seer, 8. Veedor de todo, el que ve todas
las cosas. COS88,
All-shaking, 4. El sacudidor de todas las
All-shunned, a, Evitado 6 huido por todos,
Al-souls-day, 4. El dia de las ánimas, cl dia
de los finados.
All-sufficiency, €. Habilidad Infinita.
CODA a. Suficiente para todo.—s,
08,
All-sarveying, @. El que todo lo mira,
All-sustaining, a, El sostenedor de todas
las cosas. {val
All-telling, a. Hablador, el que todo lo di-
All-triumphant, a@ Triunfante en todas
artes.
AÑ-watched, a. Vigilado por todos.
All-wise, a. Sapientisimo.
All-witted, a. Ingeniosisimo.
All-worsbipped, 4. Adorado de todos.
To Allay, va. Aliviar, apaciguar, mitigar,
endulzar. V. Zo Aloy. +
Allay, a. Y. Aloy.
Allayer, 8. Aliviador, apaciguador.
ent, 8, Alivio, desahogo.
tAlloctation, 8. Atractivo.
Allective, 8, V. Allurement.
Allegation, 2. Alegacion 6 alegato; discul-
pa; razon; cita, citar.
To Allege, a. roll declarar, sostener ;
Allegeable, a. Alegable.
Allegement, a. V. Allegation.
Alleger, 8. Al or, afirmante.
Allegiance, 8. Lealtad, fidelidad ; homenaje.
To swear allegiance, Macer pleito ho-
menaje.
+Allegiant, a. Leal.
Allegoric, Allegorical, a. Alegérico.
Allegorically, ad. Alegéricamente. co.
Allegoricalness, 4. La calidad de ser alegori-
Allegorist, $. Alegorista.
To Allegorize, va. Alegorizar.—tn. Discur-
rir alegóricamente.
Allegorizer, €. Alegorista,
Allegory, 8. Alegoría,
Allegro, 8. (Máús.) Alogro.
Allelujah, e. Aleluya. V. Hallelujah,
Allemande, e. Alemana 6 alemanda.
To Alleviate, 02. Allviar, mitigar, aligerar.
Alloviation, €. Alivio; mitigacion ; aligera-
miento.
Alleviative, €. Pallativo.
Alley, 4 Calls tele [racion; parentola,
Alliance, 8. Alianza, union, liga 6 confede-
Allied, a. Altado, confederado. Allied to,
Pariente do.
Allies, & pl. Aliados, confedorados.
All-obscuring, 8. El que oscureso todas las, Tu Alligate, oa. Ligar, atar.
cosas.
Al!-penetrating, a. El que todo lo penetra.
All-perfoctness, 8. Perfeccion completa.
All-perfect, a. Perfectisimo.
All-piercing, a. Lo que penctra por todo.
Alligation, a Alizacion ; ligazon, atadura.
Alligator, $. Caimán ó aligador, "(Mex.) La-
garto.
+Alligature, 2. Ligadura.
¡ Allision, 8. Choque.
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Alliteration, 8. Aliteracion, paronomasia.
Alliterative, a. Lo que pertenece & las voces
ue emplezan con la misma letra,
Allocation, e. Añadidura.
Allocution, 8. Alocucion, arengsa.
Allodial, a. Alodial, libre.
Allodium, €, Alodio, posesion absoluta.
Sa 8. Boto, botonazo, ostocada; ramal
argo.
To Alloo, va. Incitar, mover. V. ZZalloo,
Allopathy, $. Alopatía,
tAlloquy, 8. Discurso,
To Allot, ea. Distribuir por suerte; con-
ceder; ropartir, asignar, adjudicar.
Allotment, 8. Parte, porcion, repartimiento,
tAllottery, a, V. Allotment,
ta; doscontar, adjudicar.
di
egalidad ;
excnelon.
Allowably, ad. Legitimamente.
tos; licencia.
To Allow, sa. Admitir; conceder, confesar,
oprobar; permitir; dar; abonar en cuen-
Allowablo, a. Admisible; lícito,
Allowableness, & Legitimidad,
Allowance, 4. Permiso, concesion ; indal-
gencia; racion, salario; pension, alimen-
To Alloy, ea. Ligar, mezclar un metal con
otro; juntar ó mezclar para rebajar las
calidades, [plata; mezcla.
Alloy, 8. Li ne sc mezcla con el oro 6
Allspico, 8. V. Pimento,
To Áttude, eat. Aludir, hacer relacion 4 al-
guna cosa sin mencionarla directamonte.
To Alluminate, ea. Iluminar dibujos.
Alluminor, & Iluminador,
To Allure, ea. Halagar, alucinar,
Allurement, 8 Halago, engailifa; atractivo,
aliciente, seduccion.
Allurer, @ Hal or, seductor, engañador.
Alluring, a. Halngiieño, soductivo.
Allaringly, ad. Halagieñamento, sedactora-
mente.
Alluringness, 3. Aliciente, incentivo,
Allasion, 8. Indirecta; aluston.
Allusivo, a, Alusivo.
Allasively, ad. Alusivamente.
Allusiveness, 8. Alusivo, [tero.
Alluvion, 4 Aluvion; terroro 6 terramon-
+tAlluylous, a. Aluvial.
To Ally, va. Hacer alianza 6 union por
afinidad 6 confoderacion ; concordar.—
en. Confedorarse, altarse.
Ally, 2. Allado, confedorado.
Almagra, e. Alm a estudiado.
Alma-mater, 2. La universidad en donde se
Almanac, a, Almanaque, calendario.
Almandine, 8. Almandina, spe de rubi.
Almightiness, 8. Omnipotencia
Almighty, a. nipotente, todopoderoso.
Almond, £ Almendra. Almonde
throal, (Anat) Agallas, do la garganta.
Almond-tree, 8. (Bot.) Almendro, — [sauce.
Almond-willow, £ (Bot) Una ospecie do
Almoner, 8. Limosnero.
Almonry, 8. El sitio 6 paraje en que so dis-
tribuyen las limosnas,
Almost, ad. Casi, cerca de,
Alma, 8. Limosna, caridad.
Alms-basket, £. Canasto cn que so echa li-
mosna pag los pobres,
Alms-box 6 chest, e, Ceptilo 6 cajs de H-
mosna; alcancia.
Almsdeod, €. Caridad, limosna.
Almes-foik, e. Hombres caritativos.
Almegiver, 8. Limosnero, el que da limosna.
Almagiving, 8. El acto do dar limosna,
Almshonse, a. Hospicio para pobres casa de
misericordia.
Almsman, €. Mendigo; limosnero.
Alme-people, e. Hospicianos. arábiga.
Almug-tree, 8, A'rbol que produce la goma
Alnagar, Alnager, 8. El que mido por anas.
Alnage, 6. La medicion por anas.
tAlnight, a Ambleo, hacha grande de cera
de un pábilo,
Aloes, 8. Aloó 6 Iinñloc; zábida 6 zábila,
Aloetic, Aloetical, a. Aloético, cosa perte-
ADE pre Activa, abre; 296-48 alí
o! e a, sobre.
Elovar, subir.—ad. En alto.
Alone, a. Solo, solitario.—ad. Solamente,
Let me alone, Déjemo V. en paz.
Aloneness, & El estado de ser solo y sin
oO pedo Bi
ong, a o r lo largo; ade-
lante; con, junto con, Dome along «with
me, Venga V. conmigo. Alongside, Al
costado.
Aloof, ad. Léjos; de léjos, á lo largo. 7b
keep aloof from a rock, (Nau.) Mante-
nerse léjos de un escollo; prudentemente.
Alopecy, 8. (Meda) Alopecia.
Aloud, ad. Alto, recto.
tAlow, ad. Abajo 6 bajo.
Alps, € A : gri
les Lim, primera Ietra del o
Alpha, 8.
Alphabet, a. Alfabeto, abecedario, [bético.
To Alphabet, ea. Colocar por órden alfa-
Alphabetarian, 2. Alfabetista.
Alphabetic, Alphabetical, a. Alfabético.
tE ad. Alfabéticamente.
Alphento, e. lfoñtque. las.
Alpbonsin, $. Instrumento para extraer Jas
Alpine, q. la
Alpist, a Alpiste.
Alquifou, e. Alcohol.
AJrcady, ad. Ya, & la hora de esta; todavía,
Also, ad. Tambien, del mismo modo, aun,
ademas,
Altar, e. Altar; ara, |
Altarage, 8. Ple de altar; sobre el altar.
Altar-cloth, 8. Sabanilla dol altar. (Mex.)
Mantel 6 manteles,
Altar-plece, 8. Retablo.
Altar-tablo, 3. Mosa dol altar,
Altarwise, ad. En forma de altar,
To Alter, va, Alterar, mudar. Zo alter
one's condition, Tomar estado, casarse. —
en. Mudarso, cambiarse, alterarse.
the | Alterahle, a. Altorable; mudable.
Alterableness, 8. Alterabilidad.
Alterably, De una manera mudable,
tAlterage, 8. La accion de criar y alimentar
á los niños.
Alterant, a. Alterante, [bio.
Alteration, 8. Alteracion; mudanza, cam-
Alterative, a. Alterativo.—s. Alterante.
To Altercate, en. Altercar, controvertir.
Altercation, a. Altercacion, debate.
Alterer, 8. Alterador, cambiador.
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AMB
tAltern, a. Alterno 6 alternativo, | Amatorlal, Amatorions, a. Amatorio.
tAlternacy, 8. Alternacion; turno. Amatory, a. Amatorio, lo que trata de amor
tAlternal, €. Alterno. V, Alternative.
tAlternally, ad, Alternativamente.
Alternate, a. Alternativo, reciproco.—e. Vi-
cisitad. Turnar.
To Alternate, va. Alternar; v -—On.
Alternately, ad. Alternativamento, por
o,
turno. [proca.
Altornateness, 8. Altornacion, sucesion reci-
Alternating, p. a. Alternante. [situd.
Alternation, a. Altornecion, vez, turno, vici-
Alternativo, s. Alternativa—a. Alternativo.
Alternatively, ad. Alternativamento, por
turno, fueros cosa; turno,
Alternativeness, Alternity, 8. Alternativo de
Althea, e. (Bot.) Malvavisco.
Although, conf. Aunque, no obstante, bien
que sin embargo.
tAltiloquenco, a. Altilocuencia.
tAltiloquent, a. Altilocuente.
Altimeter, 8, Altimetro.
Altimetry, €. Altimetria. [tisono.
tAltisonant, Altisonona, a. Altisonante; al-
Altitude, a. Altura; elevacion, cumbre, cima,
tAltivolant, a. El que vuela muy alto.
Altogether, ad, Enteramente, del todo.
Alto-relievo, s. (Escul) Alto rellevo.
Aludel, e. Aludel
Alum, 8. Alumbre.
To Alum, ea. Alumbrár, dar á los paños un
baño de agua de alumbre,
Alumed, a. Aluminado,
Alumina 6 Alumino, 4, (Quim.) Alémina,
arcilla pura y blanca.
Aluminous, a, Aluminoso; arcilloso.
Alumnus, a, Alumno, na.
Alum-stone, 2. Piedra alumbre.
Alum-water, «. Agua de alumbre.
Alum-works, a. Alumbrera.
Alutation, 8, Curtimiento.
Alvcary, 8. Colmena. [loa,
Alveolary, a. Lo perteneciente ¡ los alvéo-
Alveolus, « Alvyéolo.
Alvine, a. Alvino. [mente.
Alway, Always, ad. Siempre; constante-
A. M. (Lat.) Artium mugister, Macstro en
Artes; Doctor en Filosofia. Ante mert-
diem, A'ntes del mediodia. Anno mun-
di, Año del mundo.
Am, pr. pre. de indicat. del verbo To be.
Tam, Yo ae 6 wey
Amability, 8. Amabilidad. V. Amiability.
Amadetto, Amadot, a. Especie de pera.
Amadou, 8. Yesca para encendor.
Amain, ad. Con vehemencia ó vigor. (Nán.)
En banda. do diversas castas.
* Amalgam, Amalgama, 8. Amalgama. (Met.)
To Amalgamate, on. Amalgamar.
Amalgamation, 2. Amalgamacion.
Amanucnsis, 8. Amanuense, escribiente.
Amaranth, 4 Rear Amaranto. (Poét)
Una flor imaginaria,
Amaranthine, a. sos Yay de amaranto.
+Amaritude, tAmarulence, & Amargura,
amargor. -
To Amass, va. Acumular, amontonar,
Amassment, 8. Cúmulo, monton.
Amateur, 8. Aficionado. [torio.
Amatlyenoss, 8, Amorosidad, priucipiv ama-
6 le inspira.
Amaurosis, 8. Amaurésis,
To Amaze, va. Aterrar, espantar; confandir,
sorprender, asombrar. [prosa.
tAmaze, 4. Espanto, pasmo; asombro, sor-
Amazedly, ad, Atolondradamente, con pas-
mo.
Amazedness, Amazement, 2, Espanto, pas-
mo. With amazement, Con adimiracion.
Amazing, part. a. Pasmoso, asombroso.
Amazingly, ad. Pasmosamente,
Amazon, 8. Amazona; marimacho.
Amazonian, a. Guerrera; lo pertencciente
4 las amazonas,
Amazon-like, a. Semejanto 4 una amazona,
Ambages, 8. Ambages, circanloquios; sub-
terfugios.
+Ambassado, 8. V. Embassy.
Ambassador, $. Embajador.
Ambassadress, «f Embajadora. (Embassy.
Ambassage, Ambassy, & Embajada. V.
Amber, 8. A'mbar; especio de cerveza páli-
da—a. Ambarino., Amber beada, Rosa-
rio ambarino. Yellow Amber, Buccino.
To Amber, va. Perfumar con ámbar, amba-
rar.
Amber-colored, a. Lo que es de color de
Aer Amber-colored hair, Pelo cas-
o.
Amber-drink, a. Bobida de color do ámbar.
Amber-dropping, €. Lo que destila ámbar;
dicese de las sortijas 6 bucles del cabello.
Ambergris, 8. A'mbar gris, [abelmosco.
Amber-seed, 8 Ambarilla, la semilla del
Amber-tree, & (Bot.) A'rbol de ámbar.
Amber-weeping, a. Lo que echa lágrimas
como ámbar. [varicador.
Ambidexter, 8. Ilombre ambidextro; pre-
Ambidexterity, +. Ambidextro; doblez, sl-
mulacion. [que haco á dos caras,
Ambidextroua, a. Ambidextro; doble, el
Ambidextrousnces, 3. V. Ambiderterity.
Ambient, a. Ambiente. Zhe ambient air,
El ambiente. rillo.
Ambign, 8. Ambigú, comida, ig.) Batur-
Ambiguity, 8. Ambigiedad, duda, confusion,
Ambiguous, a. Ambiguo, equivoco.
Ambiguously, ad. Ambiguamente.
Amie Quan Eee, 8. Incertidumbre, ambi-
Ambit, a. A'mbito, circálto; contorno,
Ainbition, 3. Ambicion.
Ambitious, a. Ambieioso.
Ambitiously, ad. Ambiciosamonte,
Ambitiousnesa, 2. Ambicion.
To Amble, vn, Amblar, andar de andadura,
Amble, 8. Paso de andadura del caballo.
Ambler, 8. Caballo que anda de andadura,
Amblingly, ad. A’ paso de andadura.
Amblygon, 4. Amb. eon obtusángulo.
Ambo, €. Púlpito antiguo. (Mex.) Arnbon.
Ambrosia, a. Ambrosia. (Bot.) Ambrosia,
Ambrostal, a. Delicioso, celestial.
Ambrosian, a, Odorifero como ambrosia;
ambroslano.
Ambry, Almery, 8. Casa de Beneficencia,
limosnería; armario, despensa; sauceria,
Y. Almonry. 418
AMI
Ambs ace, 8. Asos: parejas de ases cn algu-
nos Abe
To Ambulate, ta. Andar. A
Ambulation, 8. Paseo.
Ambulativo, «4. Ambulativo. [inconstante.
Ambulatory, a. Ambulante, ambulativo,
Ambury, a, Tumor en el cuerpo del caballo,
ACES Ambuscado, s. Eumboscada, co-
+Ambuscadoed, Ambushed, «. Emboscado.
Ambush, Ambushment, 8. Emboscada, ce-
lada; sorprosa, To lig tn umbush, Estar
emboscado.
_ -Axobustion, $. Quemadura.
Atel, 4. Esmalte. Y. Enamel, Amel corn,
Centeno blanco.
To Amcliorate, ca. V. Meliorate,
Amelioration, 8. V. Melioration,
Ameliorator, 8. Mejorador.
tAmelled, a. V. Enamelled.
Amen, ad, Amen.
Amenable, a. Responsable; tratable, dócil.
To Amend, ta. Enmendar, corregir, repa-
rar.—rn. Enmendarso, reforinarse, resta-
blecerse. regible.
Amendable, a. Reparable, reformable, cor-
Amende, 8. Enmienda, recompensa, multa,
Amende honorable, Satisfaccion pública.
Amender, & Reformador, corrector,
tAmendful, a, Lleno do enmiendas,
Amending, 8. La accion de enmendar.
Amendment, 8. Enmienda; reforma; res-
tauracion, correccion. [paracion.
Amends, & Recompensa, compensacion, re-
Amenity, a Amenidad.
A mensu et thoro, [L.] (For.) De la mesa y
de la cama. Separacion 6 divorcio, que
no disuelvo absolutamente el matrimonio,
Ament, Amentum, 8. (Bot.) Amento, trama,
candelilla,
Amentaceous, a. Amenticco.
tAmenty, 8. Demencia, lucura,
To Amerce, ea. Multar.
Amerceable, +. Dizno de ser multado.
Amercement, Amerciament, 8. Multa
Amercer, 8, Multador.
American, 8. y a. Americano.
Americanism, 8. Amecricanismo,
Amesace, e. V. Ambs-ace.
Amess, a, V. Amice.
tAmcthodical, a, Irregular, sin método.
Amethyst, s. Amatista, piedra preciosa,
Amethysting, a. Parecido ú la amatista,
Amiability, a. Amabilldad. V. Amability.
Amiable, « Amable; amigable, agradable.
Amiabloness, e. Amabilidad.
Amiably, ad. Amablementeo,
Amianth, Amianthus, 8. (Min.) Amianto,
piedra que so deshace en hebras y do la
cual se hace una tela incombustible,
Amicable, a. Amigable, amistoso.
Amicableness, ¢. Afecto, cariño, amistad,
Aniicably, ad. Amigablemente.
Aunice, 8. Amito, ornamento sagrado.
Amicus curia, e. m. [L.] (For.) Literal-
mente, Xt amigo del tribunal. Es el
letrado, que ostando presente durante la
vista de un proceso, suplica al juez se
alrva olr su opinion cuando él juzguo que
hay cn causa de duda, 6 que puede
"oa ae algun equivoco en la aplicacion de
ey.
Amid, Amidst, prep. Entre, en medio da
Amid ships, (Núu.) En medio del barco.
Mezcludo con, rodeado por.
Amiss, ad. Culpablemente, mal, impropia-
mente, fuera del caso. Jt wuuld not be
umisa if you went thither, No seria malo
que V. fuese alla [criminal; improplo.
tAmniss, 8. ig falta —a. Vicioso, impuro,
tAmission, s. Perdida,
Amity, 8. Amistad. [niaco.
Ammonia, 8. (Quim.) A'lcali volátil, amo-
Ammoniac, 8. Amoniaco 6 sal amoniaca.
Ammoniacal, a. Amonlacal. [bastimentoa
Ammunttion, 8, Municion; pertrechos y
Amnesty, 8. Amnistia.
Amnion, Amnios, £ Amnion, la segunda
membrana que envuelve al feto cn el utero.
Amomum, $, Amoino, fruta. [medio de.
Among, Amongst, prep. y ad. Entre, en
Amorct, a. Amante,
Amorette, Amourette, 8. Mujer amorosa;
lazo de amor; amorcillo.
Amorist, Amoroso, & Galanteador, amante,
galan,
tAmornings, ad. De mañana. [amatorio.
Amorous, 4“. Enamorado, amoroso, tlorno;
Amorously, ad. Amoroaamente, [terneza.
Amorousness, 8. Amor, cariño; galanteria,
Amorphous, a. Informe, Imperfecto,
tAmorphy, 8. Lo que no tlene una forma
regular. [taciturno.
Amort, a. Deprimido, amortiguado, mobino,
Amortization, Amortizement, 3. (For.)
A mortizacion.
To Amortize, ta, Amortizar.
Amotion, $. Remocion.
Amount, $. Importe, suma total.
To Amount, on. Montar, importar, subir.
Amour, @ Amores, amorios,
To Amove, va. Deponer; remover, mudar,
Amper, 8. Tumor, carbunclo, flemon.
Amphibious, a. Anfibio.
Ampbhibiousness, 8. La calidad do ser anfibio.
Amphibological, a, Antibológico.
Amphibologically, ad. Anfibologicamente.
Amphibology, a Anfibologia
Amphibolous, a. Impelido de una a otra
Amphisbeena, a, Anfisbena, especio de ser-
- plento,
Amphiscli, a, pl Anfiscios
Amphitheatre, & Anfiteatro.
Amphitheatrical, a. Anfiteatral.
Ample, . Amplio, dilatado, extenso, ancho;
liberal; magnifico, ilimitado, chura
Amplenesas, € Amplitud, abundan an-
To Ampliate, va. capi extender, dilatar.
Ampliation, $. Ampliacion. (For.) Plaza,
término, prorogacion.
Amplification, a. 'Amplificacion; ampliacion.
Amplifier, 8. Amplificador, ampliador.
To Amplify, ta. (Ret) Amplificar; ampliar,
extender. [abundancia.
Amplitude, 8. Amplitud, exteusion; copia,
Amply, ad. Ampliamente.
To Amputate, va. Amputar.
Amputation, a, Amputacion.
Amulet, «. Amuleto, remedio supersticioso.
Amurcous, & Feculento.
ANA
ANG
To Amuse, oa. Entrotener, divortir; embo-
bar, engaitar.—on. Meditar. [recreo.
Amusement, & Diversion, entretenimiento,
Amuser, €. Entretenedor, engañador, em-
baucador.
Amusingly, ad. Divertidamente.
Amuslve, a. Divertido, entretenido,
Amusively, ad, Entretenidamente.
Amygdalate, a. Hecho de almendras,
Amygdaline, a. Almendrado.
Amy gdalolds, e. pl. (Min.) Piedras compues-
tas do varios pedazos como almendras.
An, art. Un, uno, una; es el mismo articulo
indefinido. — . [ingrediente.
Ana, & (Med.) Ana, porcion igual de cada
Anabaptist, 8. Anabaptista 6 anabatista.
+To Anabaptize, vu. Rebantizar.
Anabaptism, 8. Herejia de los anabaptistas,
AD ADADUES, Anabaptistical, a. Anabaptis-
co
Anacamptic, a. Reverberado. An ana-
camptic hill, Monte que produce un eco.
Anacamptics, as. pl. V. Catoptrice.
Anacardium, 8. (Bot.) Anacardo.
Anacathartic, 8. Anacatártico.
Anachoret, Anachorite, a. Anacorcta.
+Anachoretical, a. Anacorútico,
Anachronism, 8. Anacronismo.
Anachronistic, a. Anacronistico,
Anaclastics, e, V. Dioptrica.
Anacreontic, a. Anacredntico.
Anagly ph, 3. Anaglifo.
Anagogical, Anagogitical, a. Anagógico.
Anagogics, 2, Anagogia,
Anagram, $. Anagrama.
Anagrammatical, a, Anagramático.
Anagrammatist, a. Anagramatizador.
To Anagrammatize, on. Anagramatizar.
Anal, a. La alota de los peces. [tor.
Analects, £. Fragmentos escogidos de un an-
Analepsis, 8. Analepsia.
Analeptic, a. (Méd.) Analéptico,
Analogical, a, Analógico.
Analogically, ad. Aualógicamente.
Analogicalness, s, La calidad de ser analógico.
Analogism, 8. Analogismo.
To Analogize, ea. Analogizar.
Analogous, «. Anúlogo.
Analogously, ad. Analógicamento.
Analogy, 8. Analozia, relacion, conformidad.
Analysis, 8. Análisis.
Analyst, at 8. Analizador.
Analytic, 2. Método analítico,
Analytical, 4. Analítico.
Analytically, ad. Analiticamente.
To Analyze, va. Analizar.
Anamorphosis, 8, Anamorfosia.
Ananas, s. Anana, la piña de Indias.
Anapestic, a. Anapéstico.
+Anaplerotic, a. Anaplerótico.
tAnarch, Anarchist, 4, Anarquista,
Anarchic, Anarchical, 4. Anúrquico, desor-
denado.
Anarchism, Anarchy, 8. Anarquía, desórden.
Anasarca, 3. (Méd.) Anasarca, hidroposia.
Anasarcous, A. Hidrópico.
Anastasis, 4. Resurreccion.
Anastomatic, a. + end
Anastomosis, 8. (Méd.) Evacuacion recíproca
do dos vasos sanguíneos ontre si.
Anathema, $. Anatema, excomunlon,
Anathematical, a. Anatemático.
Anathematization, a, Excomunion.
To Anathematizo, va. Anatematizar, oxco-
mulgar.
Anathematizer, $. Excomulgador.
Anatocism, 8, Contrato usurario 6 interes
del interes,
Anatomical, a. Anatómico,
Anatomically, ad. Anstómicamente.
Anatomist, 8. Anatomista ó anatómico.
To Anatomize, va. Anatomizar; desecar.
Anatomy, 8, Anatomin; la diseccion de
algun cuerpo; esqueleto.
Ancestors, 8, Mayores, los abuelos 6 antepa-
sados de alguno.
Ancestral 6 Ancestrel, a. Hereditario.
Ancestry, 8, Linajo, raza, alcurnia.
+Anchentry 6 Ancientry, 2. Antigiiedad de
una familia.
Anchor, 8. Ancla ó áncora, Anchor ground,
Fondeadero. (Ant.) V. Anachorite.
To Anchor, or. Anclar, echar las anclas,
To drop or let go anchor, Dar fondo.—
ea. Ancorar; fijar.
Anchorable, a. Propio para anclaje.
Anchorage, €. Anclaje, ancoraje; derecho de
anclaje. [en una ermita.
Anchoress, 8. Ermitaña, la mujer que vive
Anchorot, Anchorita, s. Ermitaño, anacore-
ta. V. Anachorite. (Seguridad.
Anchor-hold, 8. Agarro de ancla, (Fig.)
Anchorsmith, $. Forjador de anclas,
Anchovy, 8. (Ict.) Anchova ó anchoa.
Ancient, «4. Antiguo.—a, (Ant) Bandera;
insignia, El porta-estandarte; antepasa-
dos, mayores.
Anciently, ad. Antiguamente.
Ancientness, 8, Antigiiedad.
Ancientry, 8. Antigiodad de linaje.
Ancillary, a. El que sirve bajo otro eriado.
And, conj. Y, 4 conjuncion a:
aun, si,que, 4 Now and then,
do en cuando.
Andante, a, (Mús ) Andante.
Andirons, 8. pl. Morillo. (hermafrodita.
Androgynal, Androgynous, a. Andrógino,
Androgynus, Androgyne, 8. Hormafrodita,
andrógino, [cadáver de un hombre,
Androtomy, 8. Androtomía, la diseccion del
tAnear, prep. Cerca.
Anecdote, 8. Anécdota.
+To Anele, va. Olear.
Anemography, & Anumografia,
Anemometer, $8. Anemómetro.
Anemometry, & Anemometra.
Anemone, 8. (Bot.) Anémone, flor.
Anemoscope, 8. Anemoscopio.
Anent, prep. (Ant.) Tocante á; contra,
Aneurism, 8, Aneurisma.
Anew, ad. De nuevo, otra vez. —N. B.
Aneto se traduce elegantemente por el
verbo Volver (irreg.) v. g., He writes
anew, El vuelve ú escribir.
Anfractnous, Anfractuose, a. Tortuoso, ús-
pero, desigual.
Angel, 8. A'ngel. Guardian angel, A'ngel
do la guarda, Mensajero; moneda antigua.
—a. Angélico, a Ical. [angeles,
Angel-age, & Estado 6 eee do los
cuan-
ANI -
Angelic, Angelical, a. Angúlical, angólico.
Angelica, 8. (Bot. Ton
Angolically, ad. Angélicamente.
Angelicalnesa, 8. Angelicalidad.
Angel-like, 4. Angelical, celestial.
Angeclot, e. Instrumento músico; moneda
inglesa; especie de queso. [tas.
Angel-shot, 5. Balas encadenadas, palanque-
Angel-winged, a. Alado como los ángeles.
Angel-worship, 8. Culto do los ángeles.
Angor, 8. Ira, cólera; escozor dolor; enojo,
enfado. [irritar, encolerizar.
To Anger, ta. Provocar, enfurecer; enojar,
tAngerly, ad. Con ira ó enojo; amente.
V. Angrily.
Anglograpby, 8. Anglografía.
Angiology, 8. (Anat) Angiología. [mo.
Angiomonospermoua, G. Anglomonosper-
Angiospermia, 8. (Bot) Anglosperma, órden
do plantas,
Angle, « A'ngulo; esquina; caña do pescar.
To Angle, va. Pescar con caña, (Met.) In-
sinuarse, introducirse.—va Atraer, ha-
lagar.
Angled, pa. Anguloso,
Angler, 8. Pescador de caña,
Angle-rod, e, Pedazo de la caña de pescar
á la cual so aflanzan el sedal y anzuelo de
pescador. [iglesia anglicana.
Anglican, a. Anglicano.—s. Individuo de la
To Anglicize, vu. Traducir 6 convertir en
ane
Anglicism, 8. Anglicismo, [caña.
Angling, ¢. El arte 6 práctica de pescar con
Anglo-Norman, 8. Anglo-normando.
Anglo-Saxon, $. Anglo-sajon.
Angrily, ad, Coléricamente. (rido.
Angry, a. Colérico, irritado, enojado; dolo-
Anguílliform, a. En forma de anguila,
Anguish, e. Ansia, angustia, congoja.
Anguished, a. Atormentado, angustiado.
Angular, «. Angular.
Angalarity, Angularness, Angulosity, €. La
propiedad do tener ángulos,
+Angulated, a, Anguloso, angular.
+Angust, a. Angosto.
tAngustation, 4. a IFOECOTe:
Anhelation, 8. Anhélito vehemente, jadeo.
Anil, €. (Bot.) AÑIL
+A nileness, Anility, & Vejez de mujer.
+tAnimablo, €. Animabla,
Animadversion, e. Animadverslon; adver-
tencia; reflexion, reprension,
+A nimadversive, a. Judicativo.
+Animadversivencss, 8. Facultad de formar
Juicio ; censura, reproche.
To Animadvert, on, Advertir, observar;
censurar, juzgar; reprochar.
Animadvertor, 8. Censurador.
Animal, $. Animal. A stupid animal,
Hombre estúpido.
Animal, a, Animal.
Animacule, 8, Animalejo, animalillo,
Animality, s. La vida animal.
To Animate, ca. Animar, infundir ánimo
6 valor, excitar.
Animate, a. Viviente, animado.
Animated, a. Vivo, vigoroso, animado.
Animation, e. Animacion. (Fig.) Viveza,
cdo .
Animative, a. Animante.
Animator, 8. Antmador. m copal.
Anime, Gum Anime, a. A'nime, goma;
Animosity, 8. Tirria, rencor, aversion.
Aniso, 8, (Bot.) Anis, matalahuva. .Antse-
, Anis 6 simiente de anis.
Anker, 8. Anker, medida de liquidos.
Anklo, 8. Tobillo del pie.
Ankled, a. Lo que pertenece al tobillo,
Annalist, a Analista, cronista,
To Annalize, va. Escribir anales,
Annals, 4. pi. Anales,
Annats, 8. Anata, la renta, 6 emolumentos
de un empleo; misas celobradas por algun
tlempo.
To Anneal, ca. Templar el cristal 6 vidrio
para que se penetren los colores; atem-
perar. [vidrio.
Annealing, 4. El acto 6 arte de templar el
To Annex, ta. Anexar, agregar una cosa 4
otra; juntar.
tAnnex, 8. Aditamento, anexo.
tAnnexary, 8. Adicion. [juncion, adicion.
Annexation, Annexment, €. Ancxion; con-
Annihilable, a. Aniquilable.
To Annihilate, ca. Aníquilar,
Annihilate, a Aniquilado,
Annihilation, 8. Aniquilacton.
+Anniversarily, ad. Anualmente,
Anniversary, & Anivorsario.
rro a. Anual. Aa
Anno Domini, e. (Lat.) En el año de Nuestro
Annomination, e. Alitoracton,
Anno Mundi, €. (Lat.) En el año del mundo.
To Annotate, en. Anotar, comentar.
Annotation, 8. Anotacion. [mentador.
Annotator, Annotationist, a, Anotador, co-
To Announce, ea, Anunciar, proclamar.
Announcement, 8. Aviso, advertencia.
Announoes, 8, Anunciador, publicador.
To Annoy, va. Molestar, incomodar, dañar,
jorobar.
Annoyance, 8. Molcstia, incomodidad, daño.
Annoyer, 8. Molestador, dañador, majadero,
a A
no noyous, a. Molesto, incómodo,
ree +Annuary, a. Anual.
Annually, ad, Anualmente,
Annuitant, e. El que tiene una renta vitalicia,
Annuity, €. Anualidad, renta vitalicia.
To Annual, va. Anular, invalidar, revocar;
aniquilar,
Annular, +Annulary, a. Anular.
Annulet, €. Anillejo, sortijilla.
Annulment, $. Anulacion.
To Annumerate, va. Anumerar, contar en-
tre, comprender.
Annumeration, 8, Anumeracion.
To Annunciate, va. Anunciar, llovar 6 traer
noticia 6 aviso. [cion, promulgacion.
Annunclation, e, Anunciacion; proclama-
Anodyne, a. y 8. Anodino,
To Anoint, ea. Untar; ungir, signar con
oleo sagrado.
Anointer, €. Untador, el que unta.
Anointing, Anointment, a. Uncion, el acto
y efecto do untar.
Anomalism, s. Anomalía.
Anomalous, a. Anómalo, irregular.
Anomalously, ad. Irregularmente.
ANT
Anomalousness, Anomaly, 8, Anomalías, ir-
regularidad.
+Anomy, 8. Anomía, infraccion de ley.
Anon, ad. Presto, al instanto; de cuando
en cuando. Ever and anon, Bien &
menudo,
Anonymous, . Anónimo.
Anonymously, ad. Anónimamente,
Another, a, Otro, diferente, distinto,
+Anothergates, a. De diversa especie.
Anotherguess, a. De especio diferente.
Anotto, 8. (Bot.) Orollana, achiote,
+Ansated, a. Lo que tiono asas.
To Answer, vn. Responder; replicar; ser| An
responsable; corresponder; comparecer ;
equivaler.—vca. Satisfacer.
Answer, 8. Respuesta; refutacion, réplica.
Answerable, a. Aquello 4 que se puede res-
ponder ; responsable, obligado; conforme,
Answerably, ad. Corrospondientemonte,
Answerableness, 8. Responsabilidad.
Answerer, €. Fiador, cancionero.
Ant, a. Hormiga.
An't, Contraccion de and /¿é£ (oposicion.
Antagonism 6 tAntagony, 8. Contienda,
Antagonist, a. Antagonista.
Antagonistic, a. Antagonistico.
To Antagonize, en. Competir con otro.
Antalgic, a. Anodino.
Antaphroditic, a. Antifrodisiaco.
Autapoplects a. (Mod.) Antiapopléctico.
Antarctic, a. Antártico.
Antarthritle, a, (Med.) Antiartritico.
Antasthmatic, a. (Med.) Antlasmático,
Ant-bear, s. Oso hormiguero.
Anta, Preposición latina que se halla ántos
de varios nombres compuestos.
Anteact, 8, Acto anterior.
tAntocedaneous, a. Precedente.
tTo Antecede, on. Anteceder.
Antecedence, Antecedency, & Precedencia.
paces la y 8. Antecedente, precedente,
Antecedently, ad, Anteriormente.
Antecessor, £, Antecesor.
Antechamber, 3, Antecimara.
To Antedate, ca. Antedatar.
Antedate, «. Anticipacion; antedata.
erre E 8. Antediluviano.
Antelope, 8. Antólope 6 gacela,
Antelucan, a. Temprano; Antes del dia.
Antemeridian,a. Mañana, ántes de mediodía,
Antemetic, a. Antlemético.
Antemundane, a. Lo quo antocedió á la
greacion del mundo,
Antenne, 8. Antenas.
Antenumboer, 8. Número anterior.
Antepaschal, a. rie pi
Antepast, a. Anticipacion; gusto anticipado,
Antepenult, «. Antepenúltima,
Antepileptic, 4. (Med.) Antepiléptico.
+To Antepone, ea. Anteponer.
Anteport 6 Antiport, a Antepuerta.
Anterior, a Anterior.
Anteriority, 8. Anterloridad.
aut ee y oo
ntes, 8. ; .) Antas, pilastras,
tAntetomple, ok pores de un templo.
+To Antevort, ea. Prevontr,
Antholmintic, a. Antielmíntico.
Anthem, @. Antifona.
ANT
Anthemis, a. (Bot.) Manzanilla.
Anthem-wise, ad. A’ modo de antifona,
Anther, 8. (Bot.) Antera,
Ant-hill, 6. Hormiguero.
Anthological, a. Antológlco.
Anthology, 8. Antología, floresta; coleccion
de pocsias ligeras.
Antbony's Fire, 8. Fuego de 8. Anton.
oro rapiYs e. Antro ia.
Anthropology, 8. Antropo
Anthropomorphite, e. Ahtropomorfita.
Anthropopathy, 8. Antropopatia.
Pre ek be a & yee >
roposophy, 8. Antroposof la,
pr 3 AOS ag y e
6 cula de derivacion griega, y -
fica contra 6 contrario G.
Antíacid, a. V. Alkali,
Antiapostle, e. AntiapóstoL
Antiartbritio, a. Antiartritico. [truban.
Antic, a. Raro, ridículo, grotesco.-—s. Bufon,
Antichamber, 8. V. Antechamber.
Antena 8, Antecristo.
Antichristian, 8. y a. Anticristlano,
Antichronism, 8. Anacronismo.
To Anticipate, va. Anticipar, prevenir.
Anticipation, 8. Anticipacion.
areas a cee bape cent ;
cipatory, a. ue anticipa,
Anticly, ad hánaenta:
Anti-climax, a, Anticiimax.
Anticonstitutional, a. Anticonstitaclonal.
Anticosmetic, a. Anticosmético.
Anticourt, a. Lo que es opuesto á la corte.
Antidotal, Antidotary, a, Antidote, 8. Anti-
doto, preservativo, contraveneno.
Antidysenteric, a. Antidisentérico.
Antient, a. V. Ancient.
Antienthuslastic, a. Antientusiasta,
Antiepiscopal, a. Antiepiscopal,
Antiface, 8. Antifaz.
Antifanatio, a, Antifanático,
Antifebrile, a. (Med.) Antifebril
npr Aes 8 Antihistórico.
tAntilogy, 8. Antilogia.
+Antiloquist, 2. Contradictor, opositor.
me. a. Lo que se opone al
oficio de magistrado.
+Antimaniacal, a. Antimaniático.
Antimasque, 8. Especie de entremes.
Antiministerial 6 Antiministorialist, a. An-
tiministerial. pronaracies
Antimonarchio, Antimonarch
Antimonarchist, a, Antimonarquísta.
Antimonial, a, Antimonial,
Antimony, 8. Antimonio.
Antímoralist, 8. Antimoralista. 2
Antinational, a. Antinacional.
Antinephritic, a. Antinefritico.
Antinomian, Antinomist, €. Herejes que
negaban la obligacion de cumplir con la
ley sagrada.
Antinomlanism 8. Heregia que niega la
obligacion de la loy sagrada, y la necesidad
de las buenas obras.
, & Antinomía. [tipapistico.
istical, a. Antipapal, an-
tiparalitico.
Antipathetic, Antipathetical, a. Antipático.
Antipathotically, ad, Satie ante:
APA
APO
tAntipathons, a. Adverso.
rie e. Antipatia, tirria.
Antipendium, $. Frontal de altar.
Antipestilential, a, Antipestilencial.
Antiphlogistic, 8. y. a. Antiflogístico.
Antiphon, Antiphony, 8. Ahtifona.
Antiphonal, Antiphonical, a. Antifónico.
Antiphoual, Antiphoner, 8. Antifonal 6 anti- | T
fonario.
Antiphrasis, 2. Antifrasis 6 antifrase.
Antipodal, a. Antipodal.
Antipodos, 8. pl. Antipodas.
Antipoison, 8. Antidoto, contraveneno.
Antipope, 3. ye cane
Antiprelatic, Ant Poe Antiprelatico.
Antipriest, a. Antisacerdotal. [critas.
Antipriestcraft, 8. Odio á los sacerdotes hipó-
Antiprinciplo, 8 Principio opuesto.
Antiproplot, 3. Antiprofeta.
Antiquarian, a. Anticuario. [dados.
Antiquarianism, 8, El gusto por las antigiie-
Antiquary, 8. Anticuario.
To Antiqnato, va. Anticuar.
Antiquated, a. Anticuado.
Antiquatedness, Antiquateness, Antiqua-
tion, a. Anticnado, obsoleto. gualla.
Antique, a, Antiguo.—s. Antigii ; anti-
Antiqneness, 8. La calidad do ser antiguo.
Antiquity, 8. do: O los tiempos anti-
guos; ancianid ario,
Antirevolutionary, a. y 2. Antirevolucion-
Antirevolutionist, 8. Antirovolucionista,
Antisacerdotal, a. Hostil á los sacerdotes,
Antiscii, a. pl. Antiscios.
Antiscorbutic, Antiscorbutical, a. Antio-
Antiscripturist, 8. Antiescriturista.
Antiseptic, a. Antisóptico, antipútrido.
Antispasmodic, a. Antiespasmódico,
Antisplenetic, a. Antiesplenético.
Antispastic, a. Antispasticos.
Antistrophe, 8. Antistrofa, §[lamparones.
Antistrumatic, a. Medicamentos para curar
Antithesis, a, Antitesis, contraste.
Antithetical, a, Antitésético.
Antitrinitarian, 8, Antitrinitarios.
Antitypo, a. Antitipo.
Antitypical, a. Antitípico,
Antivenereal, a. Antivenéreo.
Antler, s. Cercctas.
Antlered, a. Lo que tiene astas ramosas.
Antaci, 8. (Geog.) Antecos,
Antre, a. Antro, caverna.
Anvil, e Yunque, bigornia The stock of
an anvil, Cepo de y aunque. . "
Anvilled, a. Formado á modo de yunque.
Anxiety, 8. Ansia; afliccion; afan, anhelo.
Anxious, a, Inquieto, ansioso, impaciente.
Anxiously, ad. Ansiosamento.
Anxiousness, 3. Ansis, ansiodad, anhelo.
Any, a. Cualquior 6 cualquiera, algun, algu-
no, alguna, todo, Any-body, Alguno, cual-
quiera, Any-how, Do A o modo
que ses. Any-further, Mas lójos. Any-
more, Mas. Any-longer, Mas allá. Any-
thing, Algo. Any-twise, ad. En algun
modo.
Aorist, a, (Gram.) Aoristo.
Aorta, €. Aorta.
Apace, ad. Apricsa, prontamente.
A pagogl Ss a. Apagógico.
Apart, ad. Aparte, 4 un lado.
Apartment, s. Cuarto, habitacion.
Apathetic, Apathistical, a. Apático, indo-
ento, indiferente, insensible.
Apathist, e. Hombre apatico 6 insensible.
Apathy, 3. Apa’
Ape, 8. Mono. (Met.) Mono, el que imita.
o Ape, va. Mon mitar, remedar,
hacer muecas, [A’ des
Apeak, ad, Perpendicularmente. Ñ u.)
Apepsy, 4 (Med.) Apepsia.
Aper, 8. Imitador ridiculo, bufon.
Aperient, Aperitive, a. Aperitivo.
+A pert, a. Abierto.
+A portion, Apertura, e. Abertura, rendija.
+A pertly, ad. Abiertamente.
tApertness, ¢. Abertura, claridad.
Apetalous, a. (Bot.) Apétalo.
Apex, 8. A'pice, cima.
Aphelion, (Astr.) Afello. |
- Mb diam
Apish, a: Gestero, bufon, monero.
Apishly, ad. Afectadamente.
. | Apishness, 8. Monada, gesto, figura afectado.
Apitpat, ad, Con palpitacion acelerada,
Apocalypse, 8. Apocalipsis, revelacion.
Apocalyptic, Apocalyptical, a. Apocaliptico.
Apocopoa, a. (Ret.) Beene. [nónicos.
Apocrypha, 8. pl. Libros apócrifos 6 no ca-
Apocryphal, a. Apócrifo, no canóntoo.
re pis Apodictical, a. Apodictico.
+ D, Apogee, aA .
A atura, 8. (Mús.) Apoyatura.
Apograph, & Apógrafo.
Apollinarian, Apollinarist, e. Apolinaristas.
Apologetical, a. sg psa
Apologcetically, Apologéticamente.
Apologist, «. Apologista.
To Apologize, ea. Apol r, defender ;
excusar, disculpar.—en. Discalparse.
Apologizer, a. Defensor, apologista.
Apologue, a, Apólogo.
Apology, & Apologia, defensa; excusa.
Apophlegmatic, a E Resins
Apophthegm, e. V. Apothegm.
Apoplectic, E La a. Apoplético.
Apoplexy, 8. Apoplejia.
Apostasy, & Apostasia. [rebelde.
Apostate, 8. ¡E Falso, pérfido,
Apostatical, a. Apostático.
To Apostatizo, on. Apostatar.
To Apostemate, on. temarse.
Apostemation, 8. (Méd.) Apostema, absceso.
Aposteme, Apostuma, 4. a poereinks absceso.
Apostle, £. Apostol, enviado.
Apostleship, Apostolate, €. Apostolado.
Apostolic, Apostolical, a. Apostólico.
Apostolically, ad, Apostólicamente.
Apostolicalness, 2. La calidad de ser apos-
tólico; autoridad apostólica.
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Apostrophe, 8. Apéstrofe; apéstrofo. tAppertainment, Appertenance, 8. Perte-
Apostrophic, Apostropbical, a. Lo pertene-| nencia, dependencia, na.
ciente al apóstrofe. Appetence, ppetenes, 8. Sensualidad, con-
To Apostrophize, va. Apostrofar. re ceo a. Muy deseoso.
Apostume, 8. V. Aposteme. +Appetibility, e. La calidad de ser deseable,
Apothecary, 8, Boticario. An apotheca-|tAppetible, a. Apetecible.
ry's shop, Botica.
Apothegm, ¢. Apotegma.
Apotheginatical, a. Apotegmatico.
Apothegmatist, 8. Apotegmatista.
To Apothegmatize, en. Apotegmatizar.
Apotheosis, a. Apotéosis.
Apozem, 8. Pécima. [mayar, debilitarse.
To Appall, va. Espantar, aterrar.—on. Des-
Appalling, s, Espanto. [éng.
tAppalment, 8. Terror 6 miedo, V. App
Appanage, €. Alimentos. [tentacion.
Apparatus, €. Aparato, A tren, 08-
Apparel, a Traje, vestido. earing ap-
parel, Vestidos.
To Apparel, va. Vestir; adornar. — [clerto.
Apparent, a. Patente, manifiesto; aparente;
Apparently, ad. Evidentemente, al parecer.
Apparentnesa, £. Claridad. :
Apparition, $. Aparicion ; vision, fantasma.
ro Arde 8. Alguacil eclesiástico,
o Appay, ea. Batisfacer. [bar.
+To Appeach, ea. Acusar; censurar, repro-
tAppeacher, 8. Acusador.
¿a nd gl, e. Acusacion.
To Appeal, on. de ara lamar por testigo.
Appeal, a. Apelacion.
Sprowls a. Apelable.
tAppealant, 8. Apelante,
Appealer, s. Apelante; acusador.
To ADEs, en. Aparecer 6 aparece:
manifestarse ; comparecer; parecer.
will make tia r, Yo lo hare constar.
Appearance, 8. ; apariencia; com-
parecencia; porte; probabilidad.
Appearer, 8, (For.) Com ente.
Ap ng, & La accion de aparecer. (For.)
mparecencia.
Appeasable, a. Aplacable,
Appcasableness, 8. Aplacabilidad.
To Appease, va, Aplacar, apaciguar, calmar.
Appeasement, & Paz, quietud. [ficador.
Appeaser, 8. A reconciliador, paci-
Appeasive, 4. El 6 lo que aplaca, calma
iaa macia pore
ppellancy, 8. Apelacion.
Appellant, s. Apelante.—a. Demandante,
Appellate, Appellee, 8. El acusado.
Appellation, 8. Apelacion, denominacion,
nombre.
Appellative, 8. Apelativo. (Fam.) Apellido,
—A, Ao COMUN.
Appellatively, ad. Apelativamente.
To Append, ea. Colgar; añadir, anexar.
Appen age, ance, $. Pertenencia,
accesoria ; apéndice,
Appendant, a. Pendiente, colgante, anexo,
accesorio.—s. Pertenencia, dependenela,
To Appendicate, va, Añadir á otra cosa.
ó | Appreciable, a. Apreciable.
Appetite, 8. Apetito; sensualidad ; O
To Applaud, ea. Palmear, palmotear; alabar.
Applauder, 8. El que aplaude, alabador.
Applanse, £, Aplauso, alabanza pública,
Applausive, a. Laudatorio.
Apple, 8. Manzana; niña del ojo. Apple
pte, Pastelillo de manzanas. pone:
Appliable 6 Applicable, a. Aplicable, con-
Applianco, 2. Aplicacion; recurso; atencion.
rd pplicableness, 8. Aplicabili-
Applicably, ea. Aplicable,
Applicant, €. El suplicante.
o Applicate, va. Aplicar.
Application, 8. Aplicacion; peticion. 70
make ap, Recurrir ai dirl-
girse á, ero.
Applicative, oi Esad a. Aplicable, apll-
Applicatory, 8. Aplicatorio.
Applior, s. Aplicador, adaptador.
To Apply, ea. Aplicar, juntar; apropiar;
destinar ; aplicarse, dedicarse 4; recurrir.
—on, Convenir.
To Appoint, ea. Señalar; decretar; surtir;
nombrar, elegir. At the pene tima,
Al tiempo sofialado. appointed,
Bien equipado.—en. Ordenar.
Appointer, 8. Ordenador, director.
Appointment, 8. Estipulacion; mandato;
uipaje; racion, sueldo.
To Apportion, va. Proporcionar, proratear.
Apportioner; 8. Limitador, prorateador.
Apportionment, 8. Prorateo.
O Appose, oa, Cuestionar, examinar.
Apposite, a. Adaptado, propio.
Appositely, ad. L propósito.
Appositeness, 8. Adaptacion. [cion.
Apposition, 8. Añadidura (Gram.) Aposi-
Appositive, a. Aplicable, [estimar.
To Appraise, ea. Apreciar, valuar, tasar;
Appraisement, £, Aprecio, tasa, estimacion,
Appraiser, s. Apreciador, tasador, avaluador.
ar.
To Appreciate, oa. Apreciar, estimar, oa
Ape 8, Apreciador, estimador, ta-
o
r.
Appreciation, @ Valuacion, tasa, aprecio,
To Apprehend, va. Aprehender, asir; pren-
der; comprender, concebir; recelar, te-
mer, sospechar.
Apprehender, s. Aprehendor.
Apprehensible, a. Comprensible, lo quo
puede comprenderse.
Apprelension, 8. Aprehension ; recelo, 808-
pecha, temor, presa, embargo. [receloso.
Apprebensive, a. Aprehensivo, perspicaz ;
Apprehensively, ad. Aprehensivamente,
Apprehensiveness, 8. Aprehensibilidad.
Appendication, 8. Anexion. [to. | Apprentice, 8. Aprendiz. aprendiz.
Appendix, s, Apendice, adicion, suplemen-¡To Apprentice, va. Poner 4 alguno du
Arpa 8. (Fil.) Percepcion del co- |+Apprenticehood, Apprenticeship, Appren-
pocimiento interior. ro E Aprenda (Fig.) eba, ex-
To Appertain, on. Pertenecer. [clente. | perlencia,
Appertalning, Appertinent, «. Pertene-
Tu Apprise, va. Informar, dar bere
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To Ap ea. Informar; apreciar, tasar.
V. Zo Appratse.
Apprizement, e. Avalno, aprecio.
Apprizer, 8. Avaluador, tasador.
To Approach, on. Acercarse, aproximarse ;
parecerse 4.—va, Acercar.
Approach, 8. Acceso. Approaches, pl.
(Fort.) Aproches, ataques,
Approacher, €. El que se acerca 6 aproxima.
Approbation, 8. Aprobacion.
me tab: Approbatory, a. Aprobativo.
o Appropinquate, en. Apropincuarse.
Fas bok tN rg 8. Apropincuacion.
Appropriable, a. Aproplable.
To Appropriate, va. Apropiar, destinar ;
Appropriate’ a Apropiado, destinad
ppropriate, a, Apropiado, des: O para,
particular.
cular.
Appropriatoly, ad. Proplamente
Appropriateness, $. Aptitud.
Appropristion, 8. Apropiacion; efecto de
apropiar; enajenscion de un beneficio.
Appropriator, 8. Apropiador.
Approprietary, €. Apropiador secular.
Approvable, a. Digno de aprobacion.
Approval, Approvance, Approvement, 8,
Aprobacion. Approvement, (For.) El
testimonio de un reo que confiesa su de-
lito y acusa á sus cómplices Cercamien-
o 7 cultivo de cierres incu ma
o Approve, ea. Aprobar, gustar; probar.
To approve ones self to one, Hacerie
ablo á alguno.
Approver, 8. Aprobador, aprobante. (For.)
reo que acusa á sus cómplices.
+Approximant, Approximate, a. Próximo,
inmediato. [Acercarse.
To Approximate, ea. Aproximar.—on.
Approximation, 8. Aproximacion.
Appulse, a. Choque, encuentro. [dencia.
Appurtenance, 8. (For.) Adjunto; depen-
Appurtenant, a. (For.) Perteneciente,
Apricot, s. Albaricoque; damasco.
(Mox.)
Chabacano.
April, a Abril. V. AZ-fools'-d
lay.
Apron, 8. Dovantal, delantal, mandil. (Art.).
Planchada 6 cones de cañon. Apron
of the (Náu.) Albitana 6 contraroda,
Aproned, a. Vestido con delantal.
Apropos, ad, A' próposito.
Apsidos, a. pl. (Astr.) Absides.
Apt, a Apto, idóneo, propio; inclinado;
pronto, vivo.
Apterous, a. (Ent.) Aptero.
Aptitude, €. Aptitnd, idoneidad, tendoncia.
Aptly, a EA
Aptness, 8. V. Aptitude,
Apyrous, a. Incombustible.
as patitas e. fuerte. Aqua vila,
guardiente. Agua regia, Agua regia.
Aquarius, $. (Astr.) Acuario,
Aqua-tinta, 8. Acuatinta.
Aquatic, Aquatile, a. Acuático, acuátil
Aqueduct, 8. Acueducto. (Mex.) Cañería,
Aqucous, Aquose, a. Ácueo, acuoso.
Aqueousness, Aquosity, s. Acuosidad.
Aquiline, a. Aguiloño,
tAquose, a. Ácuoso.
Arab, Arabtan, 8. A'rabo.
genere a. Árabosco.—s. Lengua arábiga.
ARO
Arabian, Arabic, Arabical, a. Arábigo, ará-
bloo.
Arabically, ad. A’ manera de los A'rabes.
Arabic, & Lengua arábiga; el árabe.
Arabist, & Persona versada en la lengua
arábiga. erra labrantia.
Arable, a. Labrantio. Ar ground, Ti-
Arachnoldes, es. Aragnóidos.
Arack, 3. Aguardiente de azúcar.
+To Araise, ca. Levantar, elevar.
Araneous, a. Semejante á la telaraña.
Aration, & ura,
tAratory, a. Aratorio.
Arbalist, e. Ballosta, sactas.
Arbalistor, e. Ballestero. (sario,
Arbiter, €, Arbitro, arbitrador, compromi-
Arbitrable, a. Arbitrable,
Arbitrably, ad. A’ discrecion.
Arbitrament, e. Arbitrio. V. Arbétrement,
Arbitrarily, ad. Arbitrariamente.
Arbitrariness, $, Arbitrariedad, despotismo.
tArbitrarious, a. Arbitrario,
+Arbitrariously, ad. Dospóticamente.
Arbitrary, a, Arbitrario, despótico.
To Arbitrate, va. Arbitrar.
Arbitration, 8, Arbitramento, compromiso.
‘Arbitrator, 8, Arbitrador, árbitro.
Arbitratrix, Arbítresa, ¢/ Arbitradora.
Arbitrement, £. Arbitrio, compromiso.
Arbor, 8. Emparrado, glorieta. (reo.
+Arborary, Arboreous, Arborous, a. Arbó-
Arborescent, a. Arborescente,
Arboret, & Arbolillo, arbusto.
Arborist, 8. Arbolista.
Arbuscle, €. Arbustillo.
Arbute, €. (Bot.) Fresal.
Arbutean, a. Lo perteneciente al fresal.
Arc, 8. Arco de O.
Arcade, s. Arcada.
Arcadian, a. Arcadio, arcade.
+Arcana, a. Arcano, misteriosé.
Arcanum, $. Arcano. —pl Arcana.
Arch, & Arco.
To Arch, ea. Abovedar.
Arch, a. Principal; travieso; insigne, !n-
fame. arch wag, Un gran perillan.
Archarchitect, £. Arquitecto supremo.
Archbishop, 8. Arzob:
Archbishopric, 8. Arzobispado,
Archbuilder, e. Arquitecto principal.
Archchanter, 8. Cantor principal.
Archchemio, 4. Químico principal.
Archconspirator, 8. Conspirador principal.
Archcritio, e. Criticon.
[dianato.
8. Arco-
cal, a. Archiducal.
Archduchess, é Archiduquesa,
Archduke, & iduque.
Archdukedom, 8. Archiducado,
Arched, a. Arqueado. [nto,
Archenemy, 4, El gran enemigo; el demo-
Archer, 8. Arquero.
Archeross, 4/. Arquera.
ARE
ARM
Archery, 4. El arte de tirar con arco y flecha,
Arches-court, 8. Un tribunal eclesiástico de
Londres. [tipo.
Archetypal, @ Lo perteneciente al arqué-
Archetype, 8. Arquétipo, patron 6 modelo.
Archfelon, 8. Reo principal. [imigo mortal.
Archfiend, @ El demonio, el diablo, el ene-
tArchflamen, s. Sacerdote principal de los
paganos,
Archflatterer, 2, Gran adulador.
Arcbfounder, €, icono ple
Archgovernor, 4. Gobernador en jefe.
Archheresy, 8. Herejia grandisima,
Archheretic, 8. Horoslarca.
Archhypocrite, 8. Hipocriton, santurron.
Archiater, 8, Protomódico.
Archical, a. Principal, primario, no.
Archidiaconal, €. Perteneciente al arcedia-
Archiepiscopacy, 8. Dignidad de arzobispo.
Archiepiscopal, a. Aquiepiscopal.
Archil, s. (Bot.) Archilla.
Archipelago, 8, Archiplélago.
Architect, 8. Arquitecto, alarife.
Architectonic, +Architectonical, 4. Arqui-
tectónico,
tArchitectress, 27. Arquitecta.
Architectural, a. Arquitéctico.
Architecture, a. Arquitectura.
Architrave, 8. Arquitrabe.
Archive, 8. Archivo.
Archivist, 4. Archivista,
Archlike, 4. Fabricado como arco.
Archly, ad. Astutamente, sutilmente, con
picardia.
Archmaciclan, 8, Archimago.
Archness, & Travesura, astucia, sutileza.
Archpastor, 8. Jesucristo, principal.
Archphilosopher, a. Archifildsofo, filósofo
Archpillar, a. Coluna principal,
Archpoct, 8. V. Poet Laureat.
Archpolitician, 8. Político profandisimo.
Archprelate, & Arcipreste,
Archpriest, ¢. Sacerdote principal.
Archprimate, 8. Primado princtpal.
Archprophet, €. Profeta principal.
Archprotestant, s. Protestante distinguido.
Archrebel, 8. Bebolde principal. (monto.
Archtraitor, s. Trnidor grandisimo; el de-
Archtreasurer, 2. Tesorero mayor.
Archtyrant, a, El tirano ó e Lt grande,
Archvillain, 8. Bellaconazo, picaron.
Archvillany, 8. Bellaqueria grande.
Archwise, a. En figura de arco.
Arctation, 8. Angostura,
Arctic, a. A'rtico, septentrional.
Arcuate, a. Arqueado,
Arcuation, 8. Curvatura,
Arcubalist, 8. Ballesta.
Arcubalister, 8. Ballestero. {ansia, calor.
Ardency, Ardentness, a, Ardor, ardentia,
arden a. Ardiente; vehemente; apasiona-
O,
Ardently, ad. Ardientemente.
Ardor, 8. Ardor, calor; pasion.
Arduous, a. A'rduo; difícil
rada É ad. A'rduamente,
Area, 8. A'rea, espacio. [secarse.
Arefaction, 4. La accion y efecto de secar 6
To Arefy, va. Secar.
Arena, a para laz luchas,
Arenaceous, Arenose, a. Arenisco, arenoso,
Areola, a. (Anat.) Arcola
yeni & Penni
reopagite, 8. Areop
Areal. Argol, 8. Túrtaro.
Argent, a. (Her.) Blanco; pate en los escu-
Argentation, 8. La accion de platear. ta.
Argentine, a. A: tino, sonoro como la pla-
Argil, 9. Arcilla, . V. Alumina.
Argillaceous, Argillous, a. Arcilloso.
Argosy, £. Bajel grande mercante.
To Argue, on. Razonar, disputar, discurrir.
—va. Probar; argiilr.
Arguer, s. Argumentador,
Arguing, a, Argumento.
Argument, 8 Argumento, tema, asunto,
prueba. (For.) Alegato. Controversla.
Argumental, a. Todo lo que pertenece á los
argumentos,
Argumentation, a. Argumentacion.
A1gumentative, a, Argumentativo.
Argumentatively, ad. Argumentativamente,
tTo Argumentize, vn. Argumentar.
tArgute, a. Agudo, sutil.
tArguteness, 8. re aaa sutileza,
Aria, a, (Mús.) A’
, 8. Arriano.
Arianism, s. Arrianismo.
Arid, a. A’rido, seco.
Aridity, e. Aridez, sequedad, falta do fervor.
Arles, 4. (Astr.) Aries.
+To Arictate, on, Topotar como carnero.
tArietation, 8. Topetada, cabezada,
Arletta, e, (Mús.) Aricta, [Rectificar.
Aright, ad, Rectamente, bien. 7b set aright,
Ariolation, $. Adivinacion,
To Arise, on. V. To Rise,
Arista, 8. (Bot.) Arista, V. Aton.
Aristarchus, e, Aristarco.
Aristocracy, 8. Arlstocracía.
Aristocrat, a. Arlstócrata.
Aristocratic, Aristocratical, a. Aristocrático.
Aristocratically, ad. Aristocráticamente.
Aristotello, a. y a. Aristotélico,
Arithmancy, $. Aritmancia.
Arithmetic, s. Aritmética.
Arithmetical, a, Aritmético,
Arlthmetician, e. Aritmótico,
Ark, 8. Arca.
Arlet, e. pt Especie de comino.
Arm, a Brazo; rama de árbol; brazo de
mar; brazo, er, An's reach, Alcance,
To Arm, ta. Armar; aprostar.—on. Levan-
[dos de armas,
ada.
Armadillo, «. Armadillo.
Armament, e. Armamento. _
Armamentary, 8. Armeria, V. Armory,
Armature, & Armadura,
Armed, a. Armado.
Armenian Bole, £. V. Bole.
Armful, as. Brazada,
Armhole, 8. Sobaco.
Armiger, 3. Armigero, caballero; escudero.
Armigerous, a. Armigoro, [Esfera armilar,
¡Armillary, a. Armilar. Armilary ephera,
Armillated, «+. Lo que tiene armillas.
Arminga, 8, pl. (Núu.) Empavesadas,
Arminían, 4, y 4. Arminiano,
Armipotence, 8. Armipotencia. jay
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Armipotent, a. Armipotente.
Armisonous, a. Sonoro como la armadura,
Armistice, 8, Aruisticio,
Armless, «., Desarmado, desbrazado.
Armlet, & Brazuclo; brazal ó brazaleto,
Armor, 8, Armadura,
Armor-bearer, @ Escudero.
Armorer, 8, Armero; armador.
Armorial, a. Lo que pertenece al escudo de
armas do alguna familia,
Armoric, Armorican, a. Armérico.
Armory, 8, Armería; insignias genealógicas.
Armpit, a, Sobaco.
Arma, 8. pl, Armas To arms?! A’ las ar-
mas; guerra, (Blas.) Armas, Side-armes,
Arma blanca.
Army, s. Ejórcito; multitud.
Arnatto, Arnotto, Y. Annotto,
Aroma, 8. (Quim.) Aroma
Aromatic, Aromatical, a, Aromático, fra-
grante; odorifero.
Aromatics, a. pl. Aromas, especias.
To Aromatize, ca. Aromatizar.
Aromatizer, a. Aromatizador.
Arose, pret. del verbo To Arise.
Around, prep. En, cerca—ad. Al rededor,
To Arouse, va. Despertar; excitar,
Arow, ad. En fila, en línea.
Aroynt, inf. (Ant.) Afuera, fuera,
Arquebuse, $. Arcabuz.
Arrack, e. Arak. V. Arack,
To Arraign, va. (For.) Citar, delatar en Justi-
cia; acusar; colocar, arreglar.
Arraignment, ¢. (For.) Emplazamiento; acu-
on; proceso; presentacion. — [cordar.
To Arrange, va. Colocar, arreglar. —on. Con-
Arrangement, 8, Colocacion, órden, arreglo.
(Fig.) Medida, providencia.
gor, 8. Trazador, arreglador.
Arrant, a. Malo, perverso. An arrant
thief, Ladron famoso. An arrant Sool,
(Fam.) Tonto de marca,
Arrantly, ad. Vergonzosamente,
Arras, 8, Tapicería de Arras en Flándos.
Array, 8. Adorno, vestido; órden de batalla,
To Array, va. Colocar, poner en órden; ves-
tir, adornar.
Arrear, 8, Caidos; atraso.
Arrearago, 8. Atrasos, caldos,
Arrentation, 8. Licencia pars cercar las tler-
ras que están sernmbradas en un bosque,
tArreptitious, 8. Arrebatado por fuerza; in-
troducido privadamente; loco, insano;
arrepticio. [sto.
Arrest, 2, Embargo de blenes; prision, arre-
To Arrest, va. Arrestar, prender á las per-
sonas; embargar; impedir, detener, atajar.
tArret, 8. Decreto, auto, sentencia,
To Arride, va. Reir, agradar, contentar.
Arrival, 8, Arribo, lleguda; logro.
To Arrive, on, Arribar, llegar; lograr, con-
seguir; suceder, acontecer.—ea. Alcanzar.
Arrogance, Arrogancy, Arrogantness, 8. Ar-
roganela, orgullo, altivez, presunción.
Arrogant, a. Arrogante, orgulloso, altivo, in-
solenta,
Arrogantly, ad. Arrogantemente. [buirse.
To Arrogato, +1. Arrogarse, usurpar; atri-
Arrogation, 8, Arrogacion,
pe” a. Arrogativo,
Arrow, & Flecha, sacta. Arrow-root, Polvo
de la raíz. [suetas.
Arrowy, a. Lo que consta de flechas 6
Arse, 8. Culo, trasero nalgas.
Arsenal, 8. Arsenal, almacen de afmas,
Arseniates, 8, Arseníatos.
Arsenic, 2, Arsénico.
Arscnical, a. Arsenical,
Arson, 8. Incendio de intento,
Art, 8. Arte; ciencia; oficio; cautela, maña
Arterial, a. Arterlal.
Arteriotomy, 8. Artcriotomia.
Artery, 8. Arteria.
Artful, a. Artificioso; artificial; astuto.
Artfully, ad, Artificiosamente.
Artíulnesa, & Arte, astucia, industria,
Arthritic, Arthritical, a Artritico, artético,
Arthritis, a, Artritis.
Artichoke, 8. (Bot.) Alcachofa,
Article, 8, Articulo, como el, la, &c.; articu-
lo, parte ó division ; término, estipulacion.
To Article, on. Capitular, pactar, convenir,
-—ea. Colocar en artículos distintos. To
article one for treason, Acusar á alguno
por delito de alta traicion.
Articular, a, Articular.
Articularly, ad. Articuladamente.
Articulate, a. Articulado.
To Articulate, va. Articular; formar algun
convenio por artículos; formar nudos. —
on, Hablar distintamente.
Articulately, ad. Articuladamente. _[lado.
Articulatenoss, 8. La calidad de ser articn-
Articulation, 8, Articulacion, nudo en las
reg Artifici tratage
ce, 8. cla, engaño, es ma,
trata, artería; oficio mecánico, industria,
Artificer, a, Artifice, artesano, artista; bom-
bre artificioso. Arts
Artificial, Artificioua, a. Artificial; Angido;
Artificially, ad. Artificialmente.
Artificialness, se. Arte, astucia. [artillero,
Artillery, a. Artilleria. <Artillery-man, Un
Artisan, 8. Artista; artesano.
Artist, a, Artista; maestro en su profesion,
Artless, a. Natural, sencillo, simple. (Famn.)
Chabacano.
Artlessly, ad. Sencillamente, naturalmente,
Artleseness, €. Sencillez.
+Artsman, a, Hombre instruido en las artes,
Arundinaceous, Arundincous, a, Arundiná-
ceo,
Aruspice, Arnspex, a. Arúspice,
Aruspicy, 8. Aruspicina.
As, conj. Como, del mismo modo: mién-
tras; igualmente; se usa en sentido recí-
proco y ends con 80. As 80, Asi
como, asi tambien. As for, as to, En
cuanto á, por lo que tocaá. Segun como.
As indica el tiempo, y el lugar, y entónces
seo traduce como, 6 al, y las mas veces no
se menciona; ¢. g., As he was at the door,
Estando él á la pnerta. As though, Como
si, As well as, Tan bien 6 tan bueno
como. As tt és, Asi como asi. As for
me, En cuanto & mi As big again, Dos
veces tan grande.
Asafectida, e. Asafetida, [bacara.
Asarabacca, Asarum, &. (Bot.) A'saro, asara-
Asbestine, a. Asbestino, Incombustibla,
ASP
Asbestos, a. Asbesto 6 amianto.
Ascarides, e. Ascárides, lombricillas. tar.
To Ascenil, ez. y a. Ascender, subir; adelan-
Ascendable, a. Ascendible, [diente.
Ascendant, 8. Altura; influjo, poder; ascen-
«Ascendant, a. Ascendiente; predominante.
Ascendency, £. Ascendiente, indujo.
Ascension, e. Ascension,
ceo
ASS
Asperation, 8. El acto de hacer áspera algu-
BA Cosa,
Asperifolions, a. (Bot) Dicese de las plan-
tas que tienen ásperas las hojas.
Asperity, 8. Aspereza,
To Asperse, ea. Difamar, calumniar.
Asperser, 8. Infamador.
Aspersion, 8. Defamacion; tacha, deshonra,
Ascenatonal, a. (Astr.) Asconsional. calumnia; as on.
Ascent, 8. Subida; eminencia, altura. Asphaltum, @. to.
To Ascertain, za, Asegurar, establocer, afir- | Asphodel, a. (Bot.) Asfodelo 6 gamon.
mar. cer. | Asphyxía, 8, (Med.) Asfixia.
Ascertainablo, a. Lo que se puede estable-| Aspic (Oil of), a. Aceite de espliego.
Ascertainer, s. El qne prueba ó establece. | Aspirant, a, Aspirante, el candidato.
Ascertainment, 3. Regla fija y determinada. | To Aspirate, dina pel
Ascetic, a. Ascético.—s, Asceta. Aspirate, G. Aspirado.
Asceticism, a, Asceticismo, Aspiration, 8. Anhelo; ambicion. [plar.
Ascil, s. (Geo.) Ascios. To Aspire, on. Aspirar, pretender.—vd, Bo-
Ascites, 8, Ascitis, Aspirer, €. Aspirante, candidato, .
Ascitic, Ascitical, a. Ascitico, hidrópico. Aspiring, 8. Pretension, deseo de algun em
Ascititious, a. Adicional, lo que se añade ó| pleo 6 dignidad.
saple. V. Adscttitious. Asportation, ¢ Extraccion.
Ascribable, a. Aplicable. [car; adjudicar. | Asquint, ad. De 6 al soslayo, de traves.
To Ascribe, va. Adseribir; atribuir, acha- | Ass, 8. Burro, jumento. A young ass,
Ascription, 4, Atribucion. Pollino. (Fig.) Tonto, bestia.
Asb, e. Fresno. Ash-grove, Fresneda. To Assail, va, Acometer, invadir, asaltar.
To Ashame, V. To Shame. Assañlable, a. Lo que puede ser asaltado.
Ashamed, a. Avergonzado, vergonzoso. 70>
be ashamed, Tenor vergiienza, sonrojarse.
Ashamedly, ad. Vergonzosamente.
Ash-colored, a. Ceniciento. [fiasco 6 bajio.
Ashelf, ad. (Nau.) Arrimado sobre un pe-
Ashen, a. Hecho de fresno.
Ashes, €. pi. Ceniza 6 cenizas.
Ashiar, 8. Las piedras en bruto.
Ashlering, 8. Ligazones que suben á los ca-
bríos del techo en las guardillas.
Ashore, ad. En tierra, á tierra. Zo get
ashore, Desembarcar.
Ash-tub, 8. Cenicero.
Ash- Wednesday, 8. Miércoles de ceniza,
Ashweed, s. (Bot.) Angélica, planta.
Ashy, a. Ceniciento.
Ashy-pale, a. Pálido como ceniza.
Asian, Asiatic, A, Asiático.
Asiaticism, 8. Asiaticismo, oriental.
Aside, ad, Al lado, á un lado; Á parto. Zo
lay aside, Despreciar, desechar; aban-
donar,
Asinary, Asinine, a. Asinino, asnal.
To Ask, va. Pedir, rogar; preguntar.—on,
Buscar, inquirir.
Askance, ad. Al seszo, al soslayo.
Asker, a. Inquiridor; suplicante. Asker 6
Ask, Especie de lagartija.
Askew, ad. Al lado; con desden.
Aslant, ad, Oblicuamente.
Asleep, ad. Dormido. To full asleep, Dor-
mirse. Afy foot is aslesp, So me ha dor-
mido el pié.
Aslope, ad. Al sesgo.
Asp, Aspic, 8. A'spid.
Aspalathas, & (Bot.) Aspalato.
Asparagus, e. Espárrago.
Aspect, 8. Aspecto, semblante; mirada.
Aspen, 2, Alamo temblon.
Aspen, a. Perteneciente al álamo temblon.
Asper, &. Aspro 6 áspero, moneda de Tur-
qnía,
Assailant, a. Asaltador, acometedor.
Assailant, Assailer, €. Acometedor, asalta-
dor, agresor, embestidor. [metida.
Assaílment, 8. Asalto, acometimicnto, aco-
Assassin, Assassinator, 3. Asesino.
To Assassinate, va. Asesinar.
Assassination, 8. Asesinato. [to; insulto,
Assault, 8. Asalto; invasion; acometimien-
To Assault, va. Acometer, invadir, insultar.
aes a. (Mil) Lo que puede ser
o.
Assaulter, 8, Agresor 6 injusto invasor.
Assay, 8. Ensayo, examen; reconocimiento
de pesos y medidas por el fiel; experi-
mento; valor; ensaye. [tar.
To Assay, va. Ensayar ; experimentar; ten-
Assayer, 8. Ensayador.
TS e. Ensayo. (Mús.) Preludio.
Assemblage, 8. Coleccion, agregado; asam-
blea, maltitud. (union, congregacion.
tAssemblance, 8. Apariencia; junta, re-
To Assemble, oa. Congregar, convocar.—
on. Juntarse 6 unirse en junta.
Assembler, a, El que se Junta con otros,
Assembling, €. La accion de juntarse.
Assembly, s. Asamblea, junta, congreso.
Assembly-room, a. Sala de juntas.
Assent, & Asenso; consentimiento; confe-
sion, reconocimiento; aprobacion,
To Assent, cn. Asentir; aprobar.
Assentation, 8. Condescendencia, lisonja,
complacencia baja,
Assenter, €. Consentidor, favorecedor.
To Assert, va. Sostener, defender; alirmar,
asegurar; alegar derecho á alguna cosa.
Assertion, a. Asercion, afirmacion.
Assertor, 8. Afirmador, defensor.
Assertory, a. Afirmativo; declaratorio.
Ass Assessment, 8, Amillaramiento, 6
tasa de los impuestos,
To Assess, va. illarar. [do.
Assessable, a. Lo que puede ser amillara-
To Asperate, ra. Tacer ispera alguna cosa. | Assessionary, @. Lo perteneciente al asesor.
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Assessor, €. Asesor, el letrado que acompa-
fia al juez lego; tasador de impuestos ó
gabelas.
Assets, 8. pl. Capital, caudal, fondos.
To Asseverate, oa. Aseverar, afirmar.
Asseveration, s. Aseveracion, protesta,
Ass-head, 8. Tonto, estúpido.
Assiduity, 8. Asidaidad, aplicacion.
Assiduous, a. Asiduo, constante.
Assiduously, ad. Constantemente, de con-
tinuo, sin cesar.
Assiduousness, 3. Diligoncia, asiduidad.
Assiento, 8. Asiento para el surtido de ne-
gros en los dominios españoles.
To Assign, ea. Asignar, señalar, destinar,
disputar, ceder.
Assign, e. (For.) Cestonario.
Assignable, a. Asignable. [rió en Francia.
Assignat, e. Asignado, papel moneda que cor-
Assignation, 8. Ayignacion; renuncia, trasla-
clon.
Assignee, 8. Poderhabiente, apoderado.
(For.) Cesionario. [Cesionista.
Assigner, 8. Asignante, trasferente. (For.
Assignment, €. Asignacion, cesion. (For.
Escritura de cesion de bienes.
Assimilable, a. Senejable.
To Assimilate, va. Asemejar; convertir.—
en, Convertir cl alimento en quilo.
Assimilation, £ Asimilacion; semejanza.
Assimilative, a. Asimilativo.
Assimulation, 8, V. Dissimulation.
To Assist, va. Asistir, ayudar, auxiliar.—
on. Presenciar.
Assistance, e. Asistencia, auxilio, presencia
Assistant, a. Asistente, ayudante, auxiliar.
Assister, e. Asistente, ny udador.
Assistless, 4. Desamparado, abandonado.
Assize, 8. Tribunal de justicia que se reune
dos veces al año en cada condado de In-
glaterra para decidir las causas civiles y
as ley 6 aro para arreglar y
ar el peso recio del pan; postu
Arañosl (Mic Cala
Assizer, 8, Fiel almotacen.
Asslike, 4, Asinino, borricuno.
Associable, a. Sociable.
To Associate, va. Asociar.—on, Asociarse,
Associate, a. Asociado, confederado.—+,
Socio, compañero. [pañía, cabala,
Association, 8. Asociacion, suciedad, com-
Associator, 8. Confederado. [solver.
tTo Assoil, va, Resolver, responder; ab-
Assonance, 8. Asonancia.
Assonant, a. Asonante. [clasificar.
To Assort, va. Colocar, poner en órden;
Assortment, 8, Surtido.
To Assuage, ta, Mitigar, apaciguar, calmar,
suavizar.—en. Disminnir, deshincharse.
Assuagement, 8. Mitigacion, calma.
Assuager, & Apaciguador.
Assuasive, 4. Mitigativo.
To Assume, va. Tomar; usurpar; presu-
mir.—en, Arro , APropiarse.
Assumer, 8. Hombre arrogante.
Assuming, a. Arrogante, presumido.
Assumpsit, & (For.) Promesa voluntaria y
verbal; pacto, contrato.
Assumption, 4. Apropiacion; asuncion de
la do Maria; asuncion.
Assumptive, a. Apropiado.
Assurance, 8. Seguridad; firmeza; descaro”
flanza; arrojo.
To Assure, tu. Asegurar. [vido
Assured, a. Seguro, cierto; descarado, atre-
Assuredly, ad. Ciertamente, sin duda.
Assuredness, £. Certeza, seguridad.
Assurer, 8. Asegurador.
Asterisk, a. Asterisco.
Asterism, 8. (Astr.) Constelacion.
Asterites, 8. V. Astroila.
Astern, ad. (Nán.) Por la popa,
Asthenic, a. Asténico, flaco.
Asthma, 2. Asma,
Asthmatic, Asthmatical, a. Asmático.
Asthmatic, a. Asmático. [prender.
To Astonish, va. Asombrar, pasmar, sor-
Astonishingly, ad. Asombrosamente.
Astonishment, ¢. Pasmo, asombro, espanto,
sorpresa, , Enajenar.
To Astound, va. V. To Astone.—en. Tem-
da oe A’ o roa far
e, (Arquit. O.
Astral a. ‘astral
Astray, ad. Deaviado, descaminado. Togo
astray, Descaminarse, extraviarse.
lead astray, (Fig.) Desviar.
To Astrict, oa. Astringir, estreñir.
Astriction, 8. Astriccion.
Astride, ad. A’ horcajadas.
To Astringe, va. Astringir.
Astringency, 8. Astriccion.
Astringent, a. Astringente.—s. Astringent
principle, (Quim.) Principio astringente.
Astrography, 8. Astrografia,
Astroite, 8. Astroite.
Astrolabe, 8. Astrolabio.
Astrologer, 8. Astrólogo.
Astrologic, Astrological, «+. Astrológico.
Astrologically, ad. Astrolégicamente.
Astrology, 2. Astrología.
Astronomer, 8. Astrónomo.
Astronomic, Astronomical, a. Astronómico.
Astronomically, ad. Astronómicamente.
Astronomy, 4. Astronomia.
Astro-theology, s. Astroteologia.
Astrut, ad. Pomposamente.
Astute, a. Astuto, agudo.
Asander, ad. Separadamente, á parte.
Asylum, 8, Asilo, refugio. (cionado.
Asymmetral, Asymmetrical, a. Despropor-
Asymmetry, $. Asimetria, desproporcion.
Asyndeton, 8. (Ret.) Asindeton.
At, prep. A‘, en. At once, De un golpe, &
la vez, de una vez, al instante. Af ao
time, Nunca, jamas, At lastó at length,
Por fin, al fin. At most, A* lo mas. Af
least, A'lo ménos. At best, Cuando mejor.
ae pretérito del verbo 7b Eat.
Atelian, 8. y €. (Ant) Representacion dra-
mática ó satírica.
Athanasian, 8. y a. Atanasiano, el que sigue
la doctrina de S. Atanasio, 6 lo que per-
tencce 4 su credo.
Atheism, $. Ateisino.
Atheist, 8. Ateísta 6 ateo,
Athelstic, Atheístical, a. Impio, atelsta.
Atheistically, ad. Impiamente,
tAtheous, a. V. Atheistic.
| Athirst, ad. Sodiento.
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Athlete, 8. Atleta.
Athletic, a, Atlético; fuerte, vigoroso.
Athwart, prep. Aló á travos, de traves por
el traves. Athrwcart the forefoot, (Nuu.)
Por el traves de la gorja—ad. A’ tuertas.
Atilt, ad. En ademan de dar una estocada;
en postura de un barril empinado.
Atlantean, a. Lo perteneciente al Atlante.
Atlantic, a. mf a. Atlántico. [Tela de seda.
Atlas, s, A'tlas. (Arq.) Atlante 6 telamon.
Atmosphere, 4, Atmosfera.
Atmospherical, a. Atmosfórico.
Atom, 8. A'tomo,
Atomic, Atomical, a. Atómico.
Atomism, 8. Atomoismo. = '
Atomist, 8. Atomista
Atomlike, a. Semejante al átomo.
To Atono, ca. Expiar; apaciguar, aplacar.—
vn, Equivaler. iciacion, sacrificio.
Atonement, 8, Concordia; expiacion; pro-
Atoner, 8. Keconciliador, apaciguador.
Atonic, a. Debil.
Atony, 8. Atonía.
Atop, ad. Eucima, en la punta.
Atrabilarian, Atrabilarious, a, Atrabiliario.
Atramental, Atramentous, a. Negro.
Atroclous, «. Atroz, enorme.
Atrociously, ad. Atrozmente. midad.
Atrociousness, Atrocity, 8. Atroci enor-
Atrophy, 8. (Mcd.) Atrofla,
To Attach, ca, Prender, agarrar, coger.
(For.) Embargar, secuestrar; ganar.—or.
Adherime.
Attachment, 4. Amistad, enlace, afecto, ad-
hesion; presa. (For.) Embargo, secues-
tro.
‘oO
To Attack, va. Atacar, acometer; impugnar.
Bra: 8. Ataque, acometimiento, embes-
tida.
Attacker, 8. Atacador, acometedor.
To Attain, va. Ganar, conseguir, lograr, al-
canzar.
Attainable, a. Asequible.
Attainableness, a, Probabilidad de alcanzar.
Attainder, a. (For.) Imputacion; mancha,
tacha. [que se pretende.
Attainment, 8, Logro, consecucion de lo
To Attaint, va. Convencer de algun dellto;
corromper, victar.
Attaint, s. Mancha. (For.) Auto jurídico.
Attainment, 8. El estado de haber sido con-
vencido de algun delito.
Attainture, as. Deshonra. V. Atíuinder.
To rep ca. Atemperar, diluir, mez-
clar.
To Attempt, ea. Intentar, atentar; arrics-
gar; atacar; tentar; probar, ensayar.—
on. Procurar; tirar & pretender.
Attempt, 8. Ataque; empresa, atentado, ex-
perimento ig he esfuerzo; tentativa.
Attemptable, a. Espuesto 4 ser atacado.
Attempter, 8. Emprendedor.
To Attend, va. Atender, esuchar; servir,
asistir; acompañar; presentarse, compa-
recer; esperar; tracr tras de si.—eon, Es-
perar tardar; considerar.
usiness, Tener á su cargo un negocio.
To be attended with, Causar, acarrear.
Attendance, 8. Corte, obsequio; tren, séqui-
to, comitiva; servicio; atencion. (Fam).
To attend a ¡
AUB
To dance attendance, Estar de planton,
6 de poste.
Attendant, «. Sirviente; cortesano; acom-
añante; cortejo, galan, Attendants,
ubalternos; tren.
Attender, €. Compañero, socio.
tAttent, a. Atento.
Attentates, e. pl. Atentado. ion,
Attention, 8. Atencion, miramiento, reilex-
Attentive, a. Atento.
Attentively, ad. Atentamente.
Attentiveness, 8. V. Attention.
Attenuant, a. Atanuante,
To Attenuate, va. Atenuar, adelgazar.
Attenuate, a, Atenuado, delgado.
Attenuation, 8. Atenuacion.
To Attest, va. Atestiguar, declarar, afirmar ;
confirmar. (For.) J attest, Doy fo.
Attest, Attestation, a. Atestacion; prueba,
testimonio.
Attestor, a, Testigo.
Attic, €. Desvan, guardilla—e. y a. A'tico,
natural de A'tica y lo pertenesiento á ella.
Attic, Attical, a. A'tico, agudo, juicioso, pi-
cante; aplicase al estilo.
Atticism, 8. Aticismo.
To Atticize, en. Hacer uso de aticismos,
To Attire, va. Ataviar, adornar, vestir.
Attire, s, Atavio, adorno; astas de ciervo.
Attirer, 8. Adornador, (ral.
Attiring, e. Cofia, escofieta ; vestido en gene-
Attitude, a. Actitud, tura, to.
Attollent, a. Lo que levanta 6 eleva,
To Attorn, on. Trasferir los bienes 6 dere-
chos 4 otro.
To Attorn, ca. Reconocer á un nuevo posee-
dor de los bienes, y someterse 4 sus de-
rechos,
Attorney, 8. Procurador, apoderado. Letter
ofuttorney, Poder, procuracion. Y. Proc-
tor y Solicitor. indice general.
Attorney-general, a Fiscal; procurador 6
Attornoyship, 8. Procuraduria.
Attornment, 8. Ccsion de una heredad 6
posesion al nuevo propietario.
To Attract, ca. Atraer; inclinar; Prados
Attractability, 8. Lo que tiene e eró
capacidad de atraer. [atraccion,
Attractablo, a. Lo que es susceptible de
Attracter, Attractor, 8. El agente que atrae.
Attractical, a. Atractivo, [mente
Attractingly, Attractively, ad. Atractiva-
Attraction, 9. Atraccion; atractivo,
Attractive, €. Atractivo, atrayente,
Attractivo, 8, Atractivo, incentivo; encanto.
Attractiveness, 8, Fuerza atractiva; gracia.
Attrahent, e, Atrayente.
Attributable, a. Imputablo; aplicable,
To Attribute, va. Atribuir, aplicar; achacar,
imputar.
Atributo, 8. Atributo; honra, reputacion.
Attribation, 2. Atributo; atribucion.
Attributive, a, Atributivo.—a La cosa atri-
buida [saroso, atrito.
Attrite, a, Estregado, frotado. (Teol.) Pee
Attrition, 8. Rozadura, colision; atricion.
To Attune, ra. V. To Tune,
Atwain, ad, En doa.
Atween, V. Betrceen,
Auburn, a. Moreno; oscuro,
AUS
Auction, $. Almonoda, venta pública. (Am.)
Venduta
To Auction, va. Almonedear.
Auctionary, «. Lo que pertenece 4 almoneda.
Auctioneer, 8, Almonedero, vendutero,
Audacious, a. Audaz, osado,
Audaciously, ad. Audazmento,
Audaciousness, 8. Audacia, descaro, atrevl-
miento, desvergienza.
Audacity, 8, Audacia, osadia.
Audible, €, Audible.
Audiblenesa, a. Capacidad de ser oldo.
Audibly, ad. Audible; alto.
Audience, 4. Audiencia; auditorio.
Audience-chamber, 8. Sala de recepcion,
(For.) Audiencia.
Audit, €. Glosa, exámen; ajuste de cuenta.
To Audit, va. Glosar, cxaminar; ajustar una
cuenta,
tAudition, £ La accion do oir. (For.) Au-
dition of accounts, Toma do cuentas,
Audition of witnesses, Exámon de testi-
gos. [dor de cuentas,
Auditor, s. Oyente; oidor, auditor; conta-
Auditorship, $. Oficio de oidor 6 auditor,
Auditory, 8, Auditorio.—a. Auditivo,
Auditress, 87. Oidora, contadora.
Auger, & Barrena, taladro. Bolting auger,
¢ au.) Barrena de empernar. Auger-
ole, Agujero.
Aught, prom Algo, algunacosa, For aught
that I know, En cuanto yo 86.
To Augment, ca. Aumentar. [miento.
Augment, 8, Añadidura, aumento, acrecenta-
Augmentation, 8. Aumentacion; aumento;
añadidura,
Augur, Augurcr, 8. Augur, agorero, adivino,
To Augur, Augurate, vr. Agorar, pronosti-
car
Augurial, a. Lo pertencciento & los agiicros.
Augury, €. Agúero, pronóstico; presagio.
August, a. Augusto, grande.
August, 8. Agosto. [jestad.
epee s. Majestuosidad, grandoza, ma-
Auld lang syne, (Expresion cscosesa ) Que
se usa para expresar el tlempo de antaño.
Aulic, a. A'ulico,
Aunt, ef. Tia.
Aurate, 8. Doradilla, fruta,
Aurelia, 4. Crisálida.
Auriclo, e Oreja —pl. Auricles, Aurículas,
Auricula, a, (Bot.) Oreja do oso. [cional.
Auricular, a. Auricular; secreto; tradi-
Auricularly, ad. Al vido, secretamente.
Auriferous, a. (Poct.) Aurifero.
Aurigation, 8. El acto 6 la práctica de con-
duclr carruajes.
Aurist, 8, Aurista,
Aurora, 8. Aurora; crepúsculo.
Aurora-borealis, s, Aurora boreal. Y. Vor-
thern Lighte,
Auscultation, 4. Auscultacion; atencion.
To Auspicate, ve. Predecir, presagiar.
Auspice, 8, Auspicio, presagio; proteecion,
amparo. [ticos,
Auspictal, @. Lo pertenecionte á los proves:
Auspicious, a. Próspero, feliz; propicio,
Auspiciously, ad. Prósperamente,
Auspiciousness, a. Prosperidad.
Austere, 7 Austero, severo, rigido ; agrio.
AVE
Austerely, ad. Austeramente.
Austereness, Austerity, e. Austeridad, mor-
tificacton y pasiones; rigor.
Austin friars, s. pl. Los Augustinos.
Austral, a. Austral. gin
Authentic, Authentical, a. Auténtico; ort-
Authentically, Authenticly, ad. Auténtica-
mente. ness, 8, Autenticidad,
Authenticalness, Authenticity, Authentic-
To Authenticate, ea, Aatenticar.
Author, 8. Autor; escritor.
Authoress, 47. Autora, escritora.
ES a. Autorizado; autoritativo.
Authoritatively, ad. Autoritativamente.
Sn ponte vanes: 8. Presuncion, arrogan-
cla,
Authority, e. Autoridad, licencia, facultad.
Authorization, 8. Autorizacion, licencia.
To Authorize, va. Autorizar; legalizar;
comprobar.
Authorless, @. Anonimo; sin autor.
Authorship, @. La calidad de autor.
Autocrasy, 8. Autocracia.
Autocrat, €. Autócrata.
rie nde ipod tógraf
utograp utography, 8. Au O,
vell a. Autográfico.
Automatical, 4, Automático.
Automaton, 8, Automato ó autómata.
Autopsy, 8. Autopsia, evidencia ocular.
Autoptical, a. Lo que se percibu con la vista.
Autumn, 8, Otoño.
Autumnal, a, Otoñal, autumnal [rio.
Auxillar, Auxiliary, a. Auxillar; auxillato-
+tAuxiliar, Auxiliary, a. Auxiliador.
To Avail, ca. Aprovechar; promover; va-
cig de.—on. Servir, Importar, útil; aya-
ar.
Avail, 8. Provecho, utilidad. [vo.
Available, a. Provechoso, útil: eficaz, acti-
Availableness, 8. Eficacia, virtud, fuerza;
utilidad,
Availably, ad. Eficazmente.
Availment, a Utilidad, ventaja.
Avalanche, 3. Lurte 6 alad.
Avantguard, a. Vanguardia, V. Vanguard.
Avarice, 8. Avaricia, codicia.
Avaricious, a, Avaro, avariento, miscrable,
Avariciously, ad, Avaramente.
Avariciousness, a. Codicia, avaricia.
Avast, ad, fu.) Forte; forte al virar.
| Avaunt, interj. Fucra! quita alla!
| Ave Mary, 8. Avo Maria.
Avenaceous, a. Aveniceo.
Avenage, 8. Tributo de avena.
To Avenge, ca. Vengarse; castigar,
Avengement, a. Venganza.
Avenger, 8. Castigador; vengador.
Avens, 8. (Bot.) Gariofilea, planta
tA ventura, 8. Muerte casual.
| Avenue, 8. Entrada; calle de árboles; ave
nida; calzada. [certificarse,
To Aver, va. Asegurar, afirmar, verificar,
Average, 8. Servicio, servidumbre. (Náu.)
Avería. Proporcional; promedio.
To Average, ta. Comparar, cotejar, fijar un
precio 6 término medio; proporcionar.
Aron 8. Afirmacion, seguridad ; testl-
monio.
To Averrancate, va, Desarraigar.
AWK
tAversation, 4. Odlo, detestacion.
Averse, 4. Adverso, contrario; repugnante.
Aversely, ad. Repugnantemente.
Averseness, 8. Repugnancia,
Aversion, 8. Aversion, odio. [alejar.
To Avert, va. Desviar, apartar, separar,
Averter, 3. Apartador, desyiador.
Aviary, & Pajarera,
Avidity, e. Voracidad, ansia, avidez.
Avocation, 3. Evocacion ; estorbo; impedl-
mento, distraccion.
To Avoid, va. Evitar, escapar; dosalojar;
annlar.—en. Retirarse; zafarse.
Avoidable, a. Evitable.
Avoidance, 8. El acto y efecto de evitar
alguna cosa. (For.) Vacacion.
Avoider, & El que evita 6 evade; conductor.
Avoidless, a. Inevitable.
Avoirdupols, 8. Peso de diez y seis Onzas.
tAvolation, 3. Vuelo.
To Avouch, va. Afirmar, jastificar, sostener.
+Avouch, +A vouchment, a, Declaracion, tes-
timonio.
tAvouchable, a. Justificable.
Avoucher, 8. Afirmador, sostenedor.
To Avow, va, Declarar, confesar ablerta-
mente. [abjertamente.
Avowablo, a. Lo que se puede declarar
Avowal, 8. Declaracion, confusion. [mente.
Avowedly, ad, Declaradamente, ablerta-
Avowee, a, Patrono,
Avower, 8. Declarante.
Avowry, 8. (For.) Justificacion de algun
secuestro ya ejecutado, ó el motivo que
se alcga para haberlo hecho.
tA yulsed, a, Arrancado por fuerza,
Avulsion, 8. Arrancamiento.
To Await, va. Agnardar, esperar. [dormir.
To Awake, va. Despertar.—en. Dejar de
Awake, a. Despierto. To keep awake.
Impedir el dormir; tener alerta,
To Awaken, on. V. To Awake.
Awakener, 8. Despertador.
Awakening, 8. Despertamiento.
To Award, va. Juzgar, sentenciar. or.)
Adjudicar.—on. Determinar. «jon.
Award, 8, Sentencia, determinacion, deci-
Awarder, 8. Juez árbitro.
Aware, a, Canuto, vigilante. Ze isnot aware
of such a thing, No sabe tal cosa.
Away, ad, Ausente, afuera. Away he went,
Se marchó. [you, Marcha!
Away, tnferj. Fuera, quitate. Away with
Awe, 8. Miedo; pavor. Zo keep one tn
arce, Tener sujeto 4 alguno,
To Awe, ta. Amodrentar, despavorir; in-
: fandir nee lo, fatigad [
Aweary, a. Cansado, fatigado. peto.
Awe-commanding, @. Lo quo infunde res-
Awe-struck, a. Espantado, contenido por
respeto, [roroso, espantoso.
Awfal, a. Tremendo; atemorizado; hor-
Awfully, ad. Respotuosamente.
Awfal-eyed, a. El que tiene ojos espantosos,
Awfulness, 8. Veneracion, respeto 6 temor
reverencial.
Awhile, ad. Un rato. [torpe.
Awkward, a. Zafio, tosco, rado; desmañado,
Awkwardly, ad, Groseramente. maña.
Awkwardness, $. Groseria, torpeza, poca! Bacciferous,
BAO
[respoto ó reverencia,
Awl, £. Lesna.
Awless, a. Irroverente; lo que no causa
Awme, 8, Medida liquida de
Awn, & Arista.
Awning, € (Náu.) Toldo. Awning stan-
chiona, Candeleros de los toldos,
Awoke, Pretérito del verbo 7o Awake.
+A work, Aworking, ad. Trabajando.
Awry, ad. Al traves; de soslayo.
olanda.
Axe, 8. Segur 6 hacha. A -are, Hacha
de mano. A pick-aze, Zapa-pico.
Axilla, 8, (Anat) Sobaco. [al sobaco.
Axillar, Axillary, a. Axilar, lo que perteneco
Axjom, 8. Axioma.
omatical, a. Lo que pertenece al axioma.
Axis, 4. Eje.
Axle, Axle-tree, 8. Eje de una rueda.
Ay, ad. Si V. Yes,
Aye, ad. Siempre, para siempre jamas.
Ayry, 8. El nido del haicon. V. Eyry.
Azerole, & (Bot.) Acerola.
Azimuth, 8. Azimut del sol 6 de una estrella.
Azimuth-compass, Brújula de azimut.
Azote, 8. (Quimó Y. Nitrogen.
Azotic, a. Azótico,
Azure, Azured, a. Azulado claro.
To Azure, ca. Azular.
Has a. ire :
Azyme, & A'zimo,
Azymous, a. A’zimo, no fermentado.
B.
B, Se pronuncia lo mismo que en caste-
llano; pero cuidando de apretar los labios
con doble fuerza Cuando al fin de las
voces la precede la m, como en dumb, y
cuando está puesta delante de la letra É£,
como en dedi, no suena la d. La B se usa
como abreviatura; asi B. A. quiere decir,
Bachiller en Artes; B. D., Bachiller en
Teología; ZZ. B., Bachiller en Leyes; 6
en ámbos derechos.
Baa, €. Balido.
To Baa, on. Balar. tear; parlar,
To Babble, on. Balbucear; charlar, parlo-
Babble, s. Charla, cháchara, parla, char-
lataneria. charlatan, hablador.
Babbler, a. Charlador, charlante, chacharero,
Babbling, 8. Cháchara [(Fam.) El nene.
Babe, 8. Criaturita, niño que aun no habla,
Babel, s, Muchedambre y confusion; des-
órden, alboroto.
Babery, $. Juguete.
Baboon, a Cinocéfalo.
Baby, 8. Criatura; muñeca.
+To Baby, va. Tratar como niño.
Babyish, a. Niñero; pueril.
Babyhood, 8. Niñez.
Babylonical, a. Desordenado.
Bacchanal, Bacchanalian, s. Un borracho.—
a. Borracho, licencioso, disoluto.
Bacchanala, a. pl. nales,
Bacchant, Bacchante, 8. Bacante; hombre
ó mujer disoluta, borracha.
Bacchic, Bacchical, a. Báquico.
Bacchus, £. Baco. [bacas.
a. Lo que ene ae 6
BAD
Bachelor, 4, Soltera, célibe; bachiller; ca-
balleru de la última clase en tiempos an-
tiguos. ne.
Bachelor's Button, e. (Bot.) Colleja 6 ne-
Bachelorship, 8. Celíbato, solteria; bachi-
Nerato.
Back, 4. Fels, espinazo; lomo; dorso.
Back of the hand, El enves, 6 el reves
de la mano. Back of a chair, Respaldo
de silla, Back of a coach, Trasera de
coche. Back of a book, Lomo de un
libro. Back-yard, Patio interior. (Nán.)
Galga de ancla. On one's back, A’ cuestas,
Back, ad. Atras 6 detras. (ive me back
my non Vuólvame V. mi dinero.
hen will yow come back? Cuando vol-
verá V.? Otra vez.
To Back, oa. Montar á caballo; sostener,
apoyar; favorecer; soportar. — [creditar.
To Backbite, cu. Murmurar; difamar, desa-
Backbiter, 8. Detractor, murmuredor.
Backbiting, 8. Detraccion.
Backbitingly, ad. Calumniosamente.
ls 8. (Náu.) Respaldo 6 escudo de
ote.
Backbone, & Huoso dorsal, espinazo.
Backdoor, 8. Puerta trascra.
Backed, a. Apoyado, sostenido, antorizado.
Backfriend, e. Enemigo secreto, falso amigo,
traidor.
Backgammon, 8. Juego de chaquete. Back-
ammon-board, Tablas reales, (Mex.)
>retera,
Backhouse, 8. El comun, la necesaria.
Back piece, 8. Espaldar, armadura para cu-
brir la espalda.
Backroom, a. Cuarto 4 pieza trasera.
Backshop, 8. Trastienda.
Backside, s. Espalda; trascorral, trasero,
To Backslido, en. Resbalar; torcerse; ter-
giversar; rocacr.
Backslider, 3. de eso reincidento.
Backsliding, $. Apostasia; reincidencia.
Backstaff, 3. Cuadrante.
Backstairs, 8. pl. Escalera excusada.
Backstays, 8. pl. (Núu.) Brandales. Shift-
ing backstuys, Brandales, Backstuy-
atools, Mesetas.
Backsword, s. Sable, alfanje.
Backward, Backwards, «47. Do espaldas,
atras. To walk backwards, Andar de
espaldas, Atrasadamonte. 70 go back-
ward and forward, Ir y venir.
Backward, a. Opuosto, enemigo; pesado,
negligente. [gaba.
Backwardly, ad. Con oposicion, do mala
Backwardness, 8. Torpeza, pesadez, negli-
gencia, tardanza,
Backwound, va. To Backbite, [de tocino.
Bacon, 4. Tocino. Flitch of bucon, Hoja
Bad, a. Mal, malo; perverso; indispuesto.
Bade, Preterito del verbo To Bid.
Badge, € Divisa, distintivo, simbolo.
Badgea, (Nún.) Escudos de popa.
To Badge, tu. Divisar, señalar con divisa,
Badgeless, «?. Sin divisa 6 señal,
Badger, & Vivandero, tejon,
70) pone fl th nea confundir. .
r-legged, a. Estevado, [za, chacota.
Badinage, e salnerle, e. Gracejo, burla, chan-
BAL
Badly, ad. Mal 6 malamente. [coss.
Badness, a. Maldad; mala calidad de una
To Baffle, za. Eludir; confundir; molestar.
—en. Enguñar, burlarse; hacer inútil
Baffler, *. Engañador, 6 confundidor.
Bag, a, Saco, alan, talego: bolsita; bolsa
Gama bag, Morral Cinnamon bag,
Churla de canela.
To Bag, on. Entalegar.—en. Hincharse.
Bagatelle, 8. Bagatola, futeza.
Baggage, 8. Bugsje, equipaje.
Bagnio, a Estufa, aposento para sudar y
bañarse; lupanar.
Bagpipe, €. Guita.
Bagp1per, 8. Galtero. Afnfarselas.
Bail, s. Caucion, fianza. To give leg-bail.
To Bal), va. Cauclonar, fiar, salir fiador.
Bailable, a. El que puede ser libre bajo
fianzas. je
Bailee, a. ron El que está libre bajo Han-
Bailer, a, (For.) El que es fiador de otro.
Bailiff, a. Alguacil, curcheto; mayordomo,
Bailment, e. (For.) Entrega de alguna cosa
á tercera persona.
Baíliwick, a. Alguacilazgo.
To Bait, ra. Cebar; azuzar; molostar.—or.
Aletear; atraer, incitar.
Bait, 8. Cobo; anzuelo, afiagaza; pones
Baize, 8, Bayota, Scarlet baise, Bayeta de
Long d batse, Ba = de
ufsado.
grana nap
pellon. [Baked meat,
To Bake, ca. Cocer en horno.—en. Hornear.
Bakehouse, 8. Horno, panadería,
Baker, €. Hornero, panadero.
Baking, 8. Hornada
Baking-pan, €. Tortera, tartera.
Balance, $. Balanza; volante do reloj. (Astr.)
Libra. The balance of an account,
Saldo, balance.
To Balance, va. Pesar; balancear; saldar;
considerar.—en. Dudar. [balanza.
Balancer, 8, Pesador, el que pesa, Fiel de
Balancing, 8. Equilibrio.
Balas ruby, 8. Balax, piedra preciosa.
tTo Balbucinate, To Balbutiate, en. Bal-
bucear.
ds ror pal do; pel
dl, a. Calvo; pelado; pelon; grosero.
Baldachin, 8. (Arq.) Dosel, baldoguin.
Balderdash, e. (Vulg.) Disparate.
Baldhead, e. Calvo.
Baldly, ad. Chabacanamente.
Baldmony, e (Bot.) Genciana.
: Baldness, €, Calvez.
Bald-pate, Bald-pated, a. Tonsurado; calvo,
Baldric, a. Zona, faja, (Astr.) Zodiaco.
Bale, 8. Bala, fardo; calamidad. Bale of
fre; Lumbrada, luminaria.
To Bule, vn. Enfardar.—va. (Nau.) Sacar
agua del bote.
Baleful, a. Triste, funesto.
Balefally, a. Tristemonte.
Balk, a, Viga: lomo entre surcos; chasco.
To Balk, Baulk, ca, Frustrar, chasquear ;
errar; omitir, La niña del oja,
Ball, +. Bola, baile, bala, pelota. Eye-dball,
Ballad, 4. Balada, balata ; jacara.
+To Ballad, ea. Jacarear.—on. Coplear.
Ballad-maker, Ballad-writer, a Coplero,
jacarista.
BAN
BAR
Ballad-monger, 8. Coplero.
Ballad-singer, $. Jacarcro.
Ballad-tune, 8. Tono de coplas.
Ballast, 2 (Náu.) Lastre. Zo go tn ballast,
Ir en lastre,
To Ballast, va. (Nán.) Lastrar; hacer firme.
Ballet, s, Danza, ballcte.
Ballister, s. V. Baluster.
Balloon, 4 (Quim.) Recipiente de alam-
bique. eee Globo, serostatico.
Ballot, 8 Balota, bolilla,
To Ballot, cn. Balotar, votar con balotas,
Balm, $. Bálsamo, ungiiento.
To Balm, 04. Embalsamar; mitigar, calmar.
Balmy, a. Balsámico; mitigante, untuoso ;
fragrante.
Balneum, & (Quim.) V. Bath,
Balutade, 8. Balotada.
Balsam, 8. Bálsamo, ungiiento.
real 8. (Bot.) Balsamina.
Balsamic, Balsamical, a. Balsámico ; cal-
mante.
Baluster, 2. Balaustre. Balusters of a shtp,
rt Balaustres,
Balustered, a. Balaustrado.
Balustrade, 8. Balaustrada.
Bamboo, 8. (Bot.) Bamboa, bambú.
To Bamboozle, ca. eet .) Engafiar; burlar.
Bampboozler, 8. (Vulg.) Engafiador.
Ban, 8. Bando; anuncio; excomunion; en-
trodicho. Bans of marriage, Amones-
tacion.
To Ban, ea. y n. Maldecir, execrar.
Banana-tree, 8. (Bot.) Plátano.
Band, 8. Venda, faja ; cadena; enlace. Band
of music, Orquesta. Bands, Fajas del
arzon de una silla; banda de soldados.
To Band, ea. Congregar, juntar; vendar.—
on. Asociarse.
Bandage, 8. Venda, tira; vendaje. — (seda.
Bandauna, 8. (Com.) Bandanas, pafinclo do
Bandbox, 8. Caja 6 cajita de carton.
Bandelet, €. (Arq.) Fajita.
Bander, 8. Compañero, partidario.
Bandit, 8. Bandido, bandolero 6 salteador.
Banditi, Bandidos.
Bandog, e. Mastin.
Bandoleers, 8. pl. V. Cartridge.
Bandore, 8. Bandurria,
Bandrol, s. Banderola.
Bandy, 8. Palocorvo.
To Bandy, va. Pelotear.—on. Contender,
examinar atentamente; ligarse, cambiar,
Bandyleg, e. Pierna zamba.
(o a. Patizambo.
Bane, 8. Veneno, tósigo. at's bane, Ar-
sónico. Wolfs bane, Acónito. Ruina,
destruccion, muerte.
+To Bane, ea. Envenenar.
Baneful, a. Venenoso, destructivo, mortal.
Banefulness, 8. Venenosidad.
Banewort, 2. (Bot.) Yerba-mora.
To Bang,va. qv .) Cascar, sacudir, golpcar.
Bang, 8. (Valg.) Puñada.
To Banish, ea. Desterrar; expeler.
Banisher, 3. El que destierra.
Banishment, 4. Destlerro.
Banister, 8. (Vulg.) V. Baluster.
Bank, 4 Orilla, ribera, margen; banco. ' Barbel, ¢, Barbo;
ae Billete de banco. Dique;
eminencia. Bank of the sea, banco de
arena. detener el agua con diques,
To Bank, va. Poner dinero en un banco;
Bank-bill, e. Billete, vale 6 códula de banco.
Banker, 8. Banquero, cambista.
Banking-house, 8. Casa de banquero, banco
particular. Mido.
cd a. Insolvente.—s. Quebrado, fa-
To Bankrupt, ot. Quebrar.
Bankruptcy, 2. Bancarrota, quiebra.
Bank-stock, 2. Accion de banco.
Banner, £. Bandera.
Bannered, a. Cosa perteneciente & bandera,
Banneret, a. Caballero de bandera; bandera.
Banncro), e. Banderola. (Tunal.
Bannian, € Bata, para levantarse. (Bot.)
Bannock, 8. Pan de avena cocido en el res-
coldo.
Banquet, 2. Banquete; festin.
To Banquet, ea, Banquetear. [4 ellos,
Banqueter, & El que da banquetes 0 acude
Banquet-honse, Banqueting-house, 8. Casa
de banquetes 6 convites.
Banqueting, 8. El acto de banquetear.
Banquets, 8, (Fort.) Banqueta, banco, 08-
calon.
Banshce, Benshic, 8, Una especie de duende.
To peanlens va. Zumbar, zumbarso, dar
chasco,
Banter, 8. Zumba, burla, chasco, petardo.
Banterer, €. Zumbon ; burlon,
Bantling, 8. (Valg.) Chicuelo, niño pequeño
de poca edad.
Baptism, 8. Bautismo. [zante,
Baptismal, Baptistical, 4. Bautismal, bauti-
| Baptistery, 8. Bautisterio.
To Baptize, va. Bautizar.
Baptizer, 8. Bautizante.
Bar, a. Palenque; tranca; impedimento;
barra; estrados, foro, tribunal, (Mis)
Rayas, líneas; mostrador de las tabernas,
To Bar, va. Atrancar; impedir, estorbar;
excluir. [armadura de caballo,
Barb, 8. Barba: lengiieta de saeta; caballo;
To Barb, ea. Guarnecer á un caballo con
darda ; armar flechas con lengiietas.
Barbacan, 8. Barbacana ; tronera. (dias.
Barbadoes Cherry, 8. (Bot) Guinda de In-
Barbadoes Tar, 8. Especie de petróleo 6 be-
tun.
Barbarian, 8. Bárbaro, salvaje; extranjero.
'Barbaric, 8. Extranjero, exótico; bárbaro,
inculto, pel ei [barie; ignorancia,
Barbarism, 8. Barbarismo; barbaridad, bar-
Barbarlty, a. Barbaridad ; ferocidad.
To Barbarize, ea. Barbarizar.—on. Viciar
el lenguaje.
Barbarons, a. Bárbaro, inculto; cruel.
Barbarously, ad, Barbaramente, ignorante-
mente; inhumanamente.
Barbaronsness, 8. Y. Barbarism.
| Barbary, & Caballo berberlsco; berberis.
Barbated, a, Barbado.
To Barbecue, ea. Guisar un animal entero.
(Mex.) Hacer barbacoa.
Barbecue, 8. Animal guisado. A darbe-
cue-pig, Un cochinillo en barbacoa.
Barbed, a. Bardado; armado con lengietas,
tolanos, enfermed
, Barber, 8. Barbero, ise
BAR
—
To Barber, ea. Decorar, vestir.
Barberess, af Barbera.
Satie
+Barber-surgeon, 8. Barbero que ejerce la
Barberry, 8. (Bot.) Berbero 6 berberls.
Barbet-battery, a, (Fort.) Bateria á barbeta,
Bard, e. Poeta, bardo; barda. poetas,
Bardic, Bardish, a. Lo sue rtenece & los
Bare, «. Desnudo; pelado; liso, llano; sen-
cillo, simple; público; pobre; puro, solo.
To Bare, ra. Desnudar, descubrir, despojar.
Baro 6 Bore, Pretérito del verbo To r.
Barebone. 4. Esqueleto, la persona mny flaca.
Bareboned, a. Muy flaco, amojamado.
Barefaced, a. Descarado, desvergonzado,
insolente, pacho.
Barefacedly, ad. Descaradamente, ain em-
Barefacedness, & Descaro, atrevimiento, in-
solencia.
Barefoot, Barefooted, a. Descalzo.
Bareheadod, a. Descubierto, sin sombrero.
Barelegged, a. Descalzo. [mente.
Barely, ad. Meramente, simplemente, sola-
Barenecked, a. Con el cuello desnudo.
Bareness, 8. Desnudez; flaqueza;
Bareribbed, a. Muy flaco.
Bargain, e. Ajuste, contrato, trato; compra
6 venta; ganga, chiripa. A bargain,
Convengo. At a dargain, Baratísimo.
Tb give into tha bargain, Dar de Napa.
(Mex.) Dar de pilon. [tear.
To Bargain, rn. Pactar; contratar; rega-
Bargainec, ¢. El quo admite algun ajuste 6
pacto. [ajuste 6 convenio.
Bargainer, 8. La persona que propone algun
Barge, 8. Falúa 6 faluca,
Bargeman, Barger, & Barquero.
Bargemaster, 8. El dueño de barco 6 faluca;
inspector de minas.
Barium, @. (Quim.) Bario.
Bark, e. Corteza ; barco, barca.
To Bark, ra. Descortezar.—on. Ladrar, per-
ro; vocear; latir, gañir,
Barkbarcd, a, Descortezado,
Barker, 8. Ladrador; descortezador.
Barking, 8, Ladrido,
Bark y, a. Cortezudo. [de cebada.
Barley, s. Cebada. Barley water, Agua
Barleycorn, 8. Grano do cebada.
Barley-sugar, 3. Azúcar clarificado con oo-
bada; alfeñiquo.
Barm, 4, Ciste, el fermento de la cervoza.
Barmy, a. Lo que tieno giste.
Barn, 4 Granero, pajar. (Mox.) Troja.
Barn-door, €. La puerta del granero.
Barn-floor, 8. Era, pajar.
Barnacle, 8 Bernicla; barnaclo; acial
(Vulg., Joc.) Anteojos,
Barometer, 8. Barómetro.
-Barometrical, a. Barométrico.
Baron, &. Baron; varon.
Baronage, 4. Baronia
Baroness, 8f. Baroneaa, ronete.
Baronet, 8. Titulo inferior al do baron; ba-
Baronetage, $. La dignidad de Baronet.
Baronial, «& Lo que pertenece & baron 6
baronía.
Barony, €, Baronía, soñorio de baron.
Barracan, +. Barragan.
Barrack, 4, Cuartel, Barrack-raaster, Su-
ente do cuartel ;
BAS
Rarrator, 8. Pleitista, camorrista; trapacero.
Barratry, 4. (For.) Pleito, fraudulento; en-
gaño. (Com.) Barateria. ;
Barrel, e. 16 barrica; cañon; timpano.
To Barrel, ta. Embarrilar. To barrel up,
Embasar.
Barren, a, Estéril, erlal, Infecundo.
Barrenly, ad. Esterilmente.
Barrenness, 3. Esterilidad, infructuosidad.
Barrenwort, & (Bot) Epimedio.
cade, Barricado, s. Barrera, empa'iza
da, estacada.
To Barricade, va. Empalizar, atrancar.
Barrier, €. Barrera; fortaleza; impedimen-
to; término. [Amende, excepto.
Barring, (Expresion adverbial.)
Barring-out, $. Exclusion de una persona de
algun empleo 6 sitio.
Barrister, 8. Abogado; curial.
Barrow, 8. Angarillas. Burrow hog, Ber-
Taco, heel-barroro, Carreton. land-
barrow, Angarillas de mano,
Barshot, €. (Nán.) Palanqueta, — [cambiar.
To Tr, on. Baratar, traficar.—od. ,
Barter, 8. Tráfico, cambio.
Barterer, 8. Traficante, cambiante.
Bartery, & Cambio, truoco.
Baryta, Barytes, s. (Quim.) Barita 6 espato.
od ítico.
Basalt, Basaltes, 8, Basalto.
Basaltic, a. Basáltico,
Base, a, Bajo, humildo, vil; grave; ilegíti-
mo; O coo
Base-born, a, Bastardo, espurio; bajo.
Baso-court, 8. Patio.
Base-minded, a. Ruin, vil, infamo. [famia,
Base-mindedness, 8. Bajeza de ánimo; in-
Base ó Bass-viol, a, Violon 6 violoncelo,
Base, & Fondo, suelo; basa, pedestal; base ;
rodapióú.
To Base, ra. Envilecer, deteriorar; apoyar,
fijar ; fundamentar; adulterar.
Baseless, a, Desfondado,
Basely, ad. Bajamente.
Basement, s. (Arq.) Basamento,
Baseness, 8. Bajeza, vileza; ilegitimidad ;
tacañería,
Basestring, 8. (Mús.) Bajo segundo,
Bashaw, €. Bajá.
Bashfal, a. Vergonzoso, modesto, encogido.
Bashfully, ad. Vergonzosamente. ad:
Bashfulness, 8. Vergijenza, modestia, corto-
Basil, 6. (Bot) Albahaca. (Carp.) Filo de
| escoplo; badana.
Basilica, 3, para Basilica. [besilica.
| Basilic, Basilical, a. Lo que pertencee & la
a Pegs Basilick, e. Basilica, iglesia magni-
ca.
Basilicon, 8, Ungiiento amarillo.
Basilisk, 8. Basilisco; serpiente,
Basin, 8. Jofaina; vasija; reserva do un
dique; babia angosta; bacia; represa do
ao tazon.
Basined, a. Hondonado,
: Basis, 4. Basa; pedestal; fundamento.
To Bask, ea. Asolear.—on. Ponerse al sol.
Baskot, 8. Cesta, canasta Wicker basket,
:_ Cuévano, ; :
Thasketful, 4. Cestada. [taza de la espada,
, Basket-bilt, e. La guarnicion. (Prov.) La
BAV
BEA
Basket-maker, a, Cestcro.
Basket-salt, e. Sal gema.
Basket-woman, af. Costera.
Bass ó BStrl Basa, 6. Lobina.
Bass, a. (Mús.) Bajo, grave.
Bass, Bassock, 8. Esparto; estera do igiesta.
Bass-reliof, Basso-relievo, 8. Bajo relieve.
Basset, s, Baceta.
To Basset, on. (Min.) Apoyarse.
Bassoon, e. Bajon. de galera.
Bastard, 8. Bastardo, espurio. (Náu.) Vela
Bastard, a. Bastardo, {legitimo; degenerado,
To Bastard, on. V. To Bastardize.
Bastardism, Bastardy, e. Bastardía.
To Bastardize, ta. Depravar, bastardear.
Bastardly, ad. Bastardamente. —[hilvanar.
To Baste, ea. Apalear, cascar; pringar ;
Bastile, a Fortaleza, prision.
Bastinade, Bastinado, 8, Zurra; bastonada.
To Bastinade, To Bastinado, ca. V.To Baste.
Basting, 8. Milvan: paliza.
Bastion, a, (Fort.) Bastion ó baluarte.
Bat, 8. Garrote; murciógalo. Brickbat,
Pedazo de ladrillo.
Batable, a, Disputable.
Bat-fowling, e. Caza de pájaros por la noche.
Batch, s. Hornada; temple del hierro.
Bate, s. Debate. Afake-bate, Cizañero, s0-
plon, mar.
To Bate, ea. Minorar; rebajar.—on. Mer-
Bautefal, a. Controvertible,
Batement, 2. Merma.
Bath, «. Baño. Dry bath, Estufa.
Bath-keeper, 4. Bañero.
To Bathe, ca, Bafhar.—en. Baflarse.
Bathing, 4. Baño. Buthing-place, Bafta-
dero, baño. {bafarse; tina.
Bathing-tub, 8. Baño, pleza grande para
Bathos, 4. El estilo bajo en la
Rating, prep. Excepto, fuera de.
Batiste, e. Batista.
Batlet, a, Batidera. [do.
Batoon, 8. Clava; baston, insignia de man-
Battalia, 8, O'rden de batalla.
Battalion, 8. Batallon.
Batten, s. Astilla
To Batten, ra. Cebar; reparar, rehacer.—
en. Engordar; revolcarse.
To Batter, ca. Apalcar, cascar; batir; rom-
per.—on. (Mecán.) Hacer barriga 0 comba.
Batter, a. Batido.
Batterer, 8. Apaleador.
Battering-piece, 8. (Art.) Pleza do batir.
Buttering-ram, Ariete.
Battery, 8. Batería Jticochet-battery, Ba-
teria á rebote, [ejercito.
Battle, s. Batalla, combate; el centro del
To Battle, on. Batallar, pelear, combatir.
Battle-array, £ O'rden de batalla.
Battle-axe, 8. Hacha de armas.
Battledoor, 8. Pala 6 raqueta,
Battlement, & Muralla almenada.
Battlemented, a. V. EmbutVed.
Battling, s. Combate. ly molestamente.
To Battologize, ra. Repetir palabras inútil, Beamless, a. Sin
Battology, e. Batología, repeticion inútil.
Bauble, Bawble, 28. Chuchería, miriñaque.
Tu Baulk, V. 70 Balk.
Bavaroy, & Tudesco, capote.
Bavin, €. Fagina.
+Bawbling, a. Frivolo, fútil.
+Bawcock, 8. Guapeton.
Bawd, 8, Alcabuete, alcahueta.
To Bawd, en. Alcahuetear.—ca. Ensuciar.
Bawdily, ad. Obsconamente.
Bawdiness, 8. Alcahueteria; suciodad.
Bawdrick, €, Cinturon.
Bawdry, 8. Alcahuctería,
Bawdy, a. Obsceno, impúdico, Infame,
Bawdy-house, 8. Lupanar, burdel.
To Bawl cn. Gritar, vocear; chillar.—_ta.
Pregonar.
Bawler, a. Voceador, alborotador.
Bawling, 8. Voceria, griteria, alboroto.
Bawrel, 8. Especie de halcon,
Bawsin, 8. Tejon.
Bay, a. Heyes
Bay, ¢. Babía, rada; laurel, planta. Tv be
at bay, Estar rodeado de onemigos; estar
en el rer he peligro. To keep at bay,
Tener & distancia; compuerta.
To Bay, on. Ladrar; balar; encerrar.
Bayard, 8, Caballo bayo; bausan.
Bayardly, a. Estapido.
Baying, 4. Ladrido, balido,
Bayonet, 8. Bayoneta.
Bay-salt, 8. Sal marina,
Bay-window, 8. Ventana salediza.
Bazaar, s. Bazar; baño.
¡ Bdellinm, 8, Bedelio.
To Be, ex. Ser; estar. To be hungry, Te-
ner hambre. To le for, Inclinarse 4. To
de of, (Fam.) Tomar solcta. He is on
and of, Tan pronto quiere como no
quicre. To be gone, Irse. To be being,
Estarse haciendo.
Beach, 8. Costa, ribora, playa, orilla.
Beached, a. Espuesto & las olas.
Beachy, a. Lo que tiene riberas 6 playas.
Beacon, $. (Náu.) Faro, fanal, valiza, alme-
n
ara,
: Beaconage, 8. Valizaje.
[naras,
Beaconed, a. Lo que tiene valizás 6 alme-
Bead, £. Cuenta; rosario; adorno de hilera
de cuentas. Glues deads, Mostacilla,
abalorio.
Bead-tree, a. (Bot.) Coco de Indias.
Beadle, e, Pertigucro 6 macero; bedel; al-
guacil.
Beadleship, 8. Bedelia. [rio.
Beadroll, 6. Lista do los cofrades del rosa-
Beadsman, & Hombre empleadu en rezar
por otros. gracias.
Beadswoman, 4. La mujor que reza 6 da
Beagle, a. Sabueso,
Beak, 8. Pico del ave la boca; cañon de
alambique. (Náu.) Saltillo de proa; es-
polon de navío. Pico 6 punta; cabo.
Beaked, a. Picudo; encorvado.
Beaker, 8. Taza con pico.
Beam, 8. Viga maestra; stil; enjullo; rayo
de luz; lanza de coche. Beama, (Náu.)
To Beam, on. Emitir, arrojar rayos.
TAyOS,
Bearn-tree, a ae Serval silvestre.
Beamy, @. Radiante.
Bean, $. Haba. French beans, Habichuo-
las, judias, verdes. (Mex.) Frijoles.
Beanfed, «. Allmentado con “a
BEA
To Bear, oa. Llevar 6 distincion; mudar;
sostener; aguantar; producir; parir.—en.
Fruta 7o bear down, Arrastrar. To
bear out, Mantener, sostener; justificar,
afirmar; avanzar. To bear up against,
Resistir, arrostrar. To bear upon, Es-
tribar. Tu beara part, Participar. Zo
bear fatth, Ser Biel. Tu bear likeness.
Parecerse. To bear witness, Pee ee
tostificar. To bear away, (Nau) -
bar.
Bear, s. Oso. Great and little bear, (Ast.)
Usa mayor y menor. Rustico, rudo.
Bearable, a. Sufrible, soportable, tolerable.
Bcar-berry, e, (Bot.) Gayuba.
Bear-binder, 2%. (Bot.) Corregiiela.
Beard, & Barba, las barbas; la punta do la
cara; arista de espiga; las plumas do la
flecha.
To Beard, va. Desbarbar; subirse á las bar-
bas; oponerse fuertemente.
Bearded, a. Barbado; armado con lengietas.
Beardiess, a. Imberbe, jóven.
Bearer, & Portador; faquin; sepulturero;
árbol fructífero; apoyo. Ensign-bearer,
Porta estandarte.
Bear-fly, ¢. Moscarda de oso. [osos.
Bcar-garden, e. Corral donde se tienen los
Bearing, e. Situacion; porte; saledizo; do-
naire; gracia. Past carl , Insufrible,
Bearish, a. Rudo, áspero.
Bearlike, a. Parecido al oso.
Bear's-breech, 8. (Bot.) Branca ursina,
Bear's-ear, 8. (Bot.) Oreja de oso. [negro.
Bear's-foot, 8. (Bot.) Eléboro 6 verdegambre
Bearskins, e, pl. Pivles de 060.
Bear's-wort, & (Bot.) Gayuba.
Bearward, s. V. Bearherd,
8. Bestia; animal irracional; brutal.
ike, a. Bestial.
Beastliness, €. Bestialidad. talmente.
Beastly, a. Bestial, irracional; sucio.—ad.
To Beat, va. Apalear, golpear. (Mús.) Lle-
var el compas. Batir; ganar, vencer; to-
car; pepitar fluctuar. To beat against,
Estrellarse. To beat back, Reverberar.
To beat down, Abatir, derribar. Tu beat
én, Cascar, machacar. Zo beat info, Incul-
car. To beat out, Arrancar. (Fam.) //e
deate all, El les gana á todos. That beats
all, Eso le gana á todo.
Beat, 2. Golpe; pulsacion; ronda.
ten, part, . Trillado, pisado.
Beater, $. Martillo, maza, pison; apaloador.
Beatific, Beatifical, a. Beatífico.
Beatifically, ad. Beatificamente.
Beatification, e. Beatificacion.
To Beatify, oa. Beatificar.
Beating, € Paliza, zurra; pulsacion, latido,
Beatitude, 8. Beatitud, felicidad.
Bean, 8. (en pl. deaua y beaus) Petimotre,
pisaverde. Beau-monde, Gente de moda.
Beaulsh, a. Guapo, galan, lucido,
Beauteous, A, Bella, hermoso.
Beauteously, ad. V. Beautifully.
Beautcousnesa, a. V. Brautifulness,
Beautifier, 4. Hermoseador.
Besutiful, a. Hermoso, bello.
Beanutifaliy, ad. Hermosamente.
ar €. Hermosura, belleza.
BED
To Beautify, ca. Hermosear, adornar.—on.
Hermosearse. rezo
Beautifving, 8. Compostura, adorno, ade-
Beautiless, a. Feo, diforme.
Beauty, 8. Hermosura, belleza; alindeza.
Beauty-spot, 8. Parches 6 lunares postizos.
Beaver, €. Castor; sombrero de castor; vi-
sera.
Beavered, a. Aviserado.
Beaverteen, 8. Piel do tasa,
Beblubbered, a. Hinchado.
Becafico, e. (Orn.) V. Figpecker.
To Becalm, ou. Serenar, ; BOSCXAr.
Becalming, a. Calma.
Became, Protérito del verbo To Become.
Bocause, conj. Por que, á causa de.
‘To Bechance, en. Acaecer, suceder.
: To Becharm, ta. Encantar, cautivar,
To Beck, oa, y 1 Hacer seña con la cabeza
mano.
Beck, 8. V. Nod. Seña con la mano.
To Beckon, on. Hacer seña con la cabeza 6
mano. —ea, Hacer seña 4.
Beckon, 4. Seña con la cabeza 6 mano.
+To Beclip, va. Rodear, cenir.
To Becloud, ea, Oscurecer.
To Become, va. Convenir, sontar, caer bien,
ser propio, estar bien.—rn. Hacerse, vol-
verse, convertirse. To become of, Parar
en algo. What will become of me? Qué
será do mi? [decente, justo.
Becoming, pa. Gracioso, primoroso, propio ;
Becomingly, ad. Decorosamente, 4 pro
iiecns 1 D la, el pea
comingnesa, 8. Decencia, elegancia; pro-
To Becurl, ca. (Burles.) Formar rizos,
Bed, e. Cama. Bad of state, Cama de re-
speto. Feather-bed. Plumon. Flock»
bed, Colchon de borra. Straw-bed, Jer-
gon de paja.
To Bed, va. Acostarse; sembrar 6 plantar.
To Bedabble, ea. Rociar, mojar.
To Bedaggie, ra. Enlodar, embarrar.
To Beda, To Bedaub, ca, Salpicar, ensu-
clar.
To Bedazzle, va. Deslumbrar, résplandecer,
Bedchamber, 8. Dormitorio, alcoba, (Mox.)
Rocámara,
Bedclothes, a, pl. Ropa do cama, mantas.
Bedder, Bedetter, e, Piedra de molino sobre
la muela.
Bedding, $. Ropa de cama,
To Bedeck, ca. Adornar.
Bedehouse, €. Casa de misericordia,
Bedel, e. Y. Beadle.
podels 7, ad unediecios iat age
o ew, 04 Roctar, os ; regar,
Bodfollow, $6. Compañero 6 compañera de
cama.
Bedhangings, a. Cortinas de cama.
Bedhead, e. Cabecera de cama. rar.
To Bedim, ea. Oscurecer, ofuscar; deslum-
To Bedizen, va. (Vulg.) Adornar, aderezar.
Bedlam, 6. Casa de locos; camorrista; slerpe.
—a. Loco.
Bedlamito, a. Loco.
Bedmaker, e. El criado que hace las camas.
Bedmate, a, Compañero ó compañera de
| cama,
¡ Bedmoulding, & Moldura de cornisa.
BEG
BEK
Bedpost, a. Coluna que sostiene el clelo de | Began, pret. del verbo Zo Begin.
la cama.
Bedpresser, 8. Dormilon.
To Bedraggle, ra. Manchar la ropa.
To Bedrench, ta. Empapar, embeber.
Bedrid, a. Postrado cn cama, enfermo,
Bedrite, @ Derecho conyugal.
Bedroom, s. Alcoba, dormitorio,
To Bedrop, ea. Roctar.
Bedside, 4. Lado de cama, el espacio entre
la cama y la pared.
Bedstead, 2, Armazon de cama.
Bedstraw, 8. Paja ria en
Bedswerver, 8. Adúltero 6 adúltera,
Bedtimo, s. La hora de acostarse.
To Beduck, ea. Sumergir debajo del agua,
To Bedung, ea. Estercolar, beneficiar la
tierra con estiércol
To Bedust, ca. Empolvar, polvorcar,
Bedward, ad. Hácla la cama,
To Bedwarf, ra. Achicar.
Bedwork, 4. Obra hecha en la cama; obra
hecha sin trabajo.
Bee, 2. Abeja. en) Persona industriosa,
Beech, a. (Bot.) Haya.
Becchen, a. De haya
Beech-mast, 8. Fabuco.
Beech-oil, 8. Aceite de fabuco.
Bee-eater, 8. (Orn.) Abejaruco,
Beef, 8. Vaca, la carno de la vaca 6 del buey.
Beef-eater, a, Alabardero, guardia del rey de
Inglaterra.
Beef-witted, a, Estápido.
Bee-garden, 8. Colmenar.
Bee-hivo, a. Colmena,
Beeld, 4. Proteccton.
Bce-master, 8. Colmenero.
Been, pp. del verbo To Be.
Becr, 8. Cerveza. Small beer, Cerveza floja.
Beerhouse, 8. V. Alehouse.
Beestinga, Biestings, a Calostro.
Bees-wax, 8. Cera, [Betabel.
Beet, a, (Bot.) Acelga, remolacha, (Mex.)
Beetle, a. Escarabajo; pison, maza,
To Bectle, on. Hacer barriga,
Beetlebrowed, a. Cejudo,
Beetle-headed, a. Lerdo.
Bectlestock, s. Mango de pison. [lacha.
Bect-radish, Beet-rave, «. Betarraga 6 remo-
Beovea, 4. pl. Ganado mayor. [nir.
To Befall, en. Suceder, acontecer, sobrave-
To o Venir bien, convenir, acomo-
Befoamed, a. Cubierto de espuma.
To Befool, ra. Infatuar.
Before, prep. Mas adolante; delante, en-
frente; anterior 4; superior &—ad. Pri-
mero; Antes, hasta ahora; ya. To get
before one, Adelantarse á alguno.
Beforehand, ad. Do antemano, anticipada-
¡To Behowl, en. Aullar.
mente. To babeforehand with ona, Lle-
var la delantera á uno; primeramente,
Beforctime, ad. En otro tiempo.
To Befou!, en. Ensuciar, emporcar.
To Befriend, ca. Favorecer, patrocinar,
amparar. 70 befriend one's self, Mirar
por sí,
To Befringe, ra. Guarnecer con franjas,
To Beg, on. Mendigar.—ou. Rogar, saplicar;
suponer.
9
To Beget, va. Engendrar; producir.
Begetter, 3, Engendrador.
Begetting, 8. Generacion. [gorron,
Beggar, €. Mendigo; suplicante; miserable;
To Beggar, oa. Empobrecer, arruinar; apu-
rar, agotar. To beggar description, Ser
indescribible. (ria,
Begrarliness, 8. Mezquindad, poorer’ mise-
Beggarly, a. Pobre, miserable. .Beggarly
action, Bajeza.—ad. Mezquinamente.
Beggary, s. Mendicidad.
Begging, a. Mendicante, suplicante.
Begilt, p. adj. Dorado,
To Begin, ca. Empezar, comenzar, princl-
plat To begin afresh 6 again, Volver
empezar; proseguir.—en. Nacer.
Beginner, @. Autor, inventor; principiante.
Beplaning, e. Principio, orígen; principios
rudimentos. (sitiar,
To Begird, Begirt, va, Cefiir, atar; rodear;
To Begnaw, va. Roer.
Begone, tnterj, Fuera, quita allá,
Begored, a. Manchado consangre.
Begot, Begotten, pp. del verbo To Beget.
To Begrease, va. Pringar.
To Begrime, ea. Encenagar; ennegrecer.
To Begrudge, ea. Envidiar; repugnar.
To Beguile, ea. Engañar, seducir.
Beguiler, 8, Engañador, seductor, impostor.
Beguin, €. Capillo 6 cofia; monja,
Begun, pp. del verbo 7o Begin.
Behalf, €. Favor, patrocinio, consideracion,
In behalf of, En nombre de.
To Behave, va. y n. Proceder, portarse bien
ó mal. Behave! Estese Y. quieto!
Bebavior, 8. Proceder, conducta; modal;
gesto; crianza,
To Behead, ea. Degollar, decapitar.
Beheader, 8. Degollador. hold.
Beheld, pre&. y part. pas. del verbo To Be-
Behest, e. Mandato, precepto, requerimiento,
Behind, prep. Detras, tras. Behind one's
back, En suausencia, Atras; inferior. To
ride behind one, Montar en las ancas.—
ad, Atrasadamente.
Behindhand, ad. Con atraso, [tar.
To Behold, va. Ver, mirar, considerar, no-
Behold! interj. He! he aquí! vele ahi!
Beholden, part. a. Deudor, por gratitud.
Beholder, a. Espectador, miron.
To Behoney, ta. Dulcificar.
Behoof, e. Provecho, ventaja.
To Behoove, Behove, vn. impera, Convenir,
importar, ser útil, ser necesario. Jt be-
hovea us to be prepared for death, Nos
importa estar preparados para la muerte,
Behooveful, Behovefal, a. Provechoso, útil;
necesario.
Behovable, a. Ganancioso,
Being, €. Existencia, ser, esencia; estado,
condicion. A man's first being, El pri-
mer momento de la vida—conj. Ya que,
presto que, supuesto.— /’artic. del verbo
To be.
To Bejade, ra. Cansar.
To Bekiss, va. Saludar, besar,
To Beknave, va. Llamar á otro bellaco 6
picaro.
498
BEL
BEN
To Belabor, ea. Apalear, dar de puñadas, [Beltytimber, a (Vulg.) Alimento, comida,
cascar. (atar. | Bellyworm, @ Lombriz del vientre.
+To Belace, ea, (Náu.) Asegurar, amarrar, :
Belaced, a. Adornado con encaje, galoneado.
To Belate, cn. Tardar, retirarse tarde.
Belated, a. El que so retira muy tarde de
noche.
Belatednesa, 4, Tardanza.
To Belay, ca. Bloquear; asechar. (Nán.);
Amarrar. Belaying-pina, Cavillas.
To Belch, en. Eructar; regoldar; vomitar.
Belch, Belching, 4. Eructo; regiieldo.
Beldam, 4f Vejezucla; bruja
To Beleagucr, ra. Sitiar, bloquear, oprimir.
To Belee, ca, (Núu.) Sotaventar. nica.
Belemnitea, 8. (Min.) Piedra belemnita có-
+To Beleper, ea. Llenar de lepra,
Belfry, 8. Campanario.
Belial, a, Belial.
To Belibel, ea. Calumniar,
To Belie, ea. Contrahacer, remedar; des-
mentir; calumnlar.
Belied, a. Desmentido. [rece
Belicf, a. Fe; creencia; credo; opinton, pa-
Bolievable, a. Creible. nar; fiarse.
To Believe, va. Ureer.—en, Pensar, imagi-
Believer, 8. Creyente, fiel, cristiano,
Believing, €, Fo, creencla.
Bellevingly, ad. Con fe 6 creencia.
Belike, ad, Probablemente, quizá, acaso.
Bell, a Campana, Clapper of a bell, Ba-
dajo de campana Jing af bells, toque
do campanas. Passing-bell, Campana
que toca á muerto. Direr'e bell, Campa-
na urinatoría. [figura de campana.
To Bell, en, (Bot.) Crecer una planta en
Belladonna, €. ( Bot.) Belludama,
Belle, «f. Señorita; uba mujer hermosa,
Belles-lettres, « Bellas letras, V. Polite
Literature.
Bell-fashioned, ae. Campaniforme,
Bellflower, a, (Bot.) Rulponce 6 rapanchigo.
Bellfounder. e. Fundidor de campanas,
Bellied, a. Ventrudo, barrigon. [rero.
Belligerent, a. Beligerante, belicoso, guer-
Bellipotent, €. Poderoso en la guerra.
Bellman, 4. Pregonero de campana, avisador,
despertador.
Bellmoetal, a. Metal campant.
To Bellow, en. Bramar; vociferar, gritar.
Bellower, 8. Bramador, gritador. (grito.
Bellow, Bellowing, 8 Bramido, rugido;
Bellows, a. Fuelle. ALLA,
Bellringer, 8, Campanero, tocador de cam-
Bellrope, 8, Cuerda 6 soga do campana.
Belluine, a. Bestial. [cerro.
Bellwether, 4. Manso, el carnero con el cen-
Belly, e. Vientre, barriga, panza; útero.
To Belly, cn. Hacer barriga; hartarse.—oa.
Llenar, hinchar.
Belly -ache, & Cólica.
Bellyband, a. Cincha, ventrera, cinto,
Bellybound, a. Estreñido,
+Bellycheer, a Banquete 6 festin delicioso.
Bellyfretting. s. (Vet.) Rozamiento; dolor
vientre en los caballos,
Bellyful, a. Panzada, hartazgo,
Bellygod, e. Gloton.
Bellypinched, a. Hambriento.
pa baal & Esclavo de su apetito. '
To Belock, va. Cerrar con llave.
To Belong, en. Pertenecer, tocar ; concernir
Beloved, a. Querido, amado.
Below, prep. Debajo; inferior en dignidad.
—ud. Abajo, bajo, debajo.
Belswagger, a. Putañero, fanfarron, baladron.
Belt, €. Uinto. Stcord-beld Biricú, cintu-
ron. Shoulder-belt, Tahali,
To Belt, ea, Cercar, rodear.
To Bemad, va. Enloquecer.
To Bemangle, eu. Lacerar.
To Bemask, va, Esconder, tapar.
To Bemaze, ca. Confundir; descaminar,
To Bemire, ea. Enlodar, encenagar.
To Bemoan, ca. Lamentar, deplorar.
Bemoanable, a. Lamentable
Bemoaner, 8. Lamentador.
Bemoaning, 8. Lamentacion.
To Bemock, ea. Mofarse, reirse de. {afear.
To Bemonster, ea. Deformar, d ar,
r. | Bemused, a. Cansado do peusar.
Bench, a Banco; tribunal de jnsticia,
Hking's Bench, Un tribunal principal de
justicia, y una prision de Lón
To Bench, ra. Hacer bancos; asentar sobre
un banco.
Bencher, a Decano do los colegios de abo-
gados; individuo de algun ayuntamiento;
Asegor.
To Bend, ea, Encorvar, doblar, plegar; diri-
gir, inclinar a; sujetar; tender, estirar.—
tn, Encorvarse, dublarse ; inclinarse. Zo
bend buck, Encorvar hacia atras. Zo
bend one's browe, Fruncir las cejas.
Bend, 8. Comba, encorvadura; venda
Benda, (Núu.) Las liguzones de las cua-
dernas, (Blas.) Bandas,
Bendable, a. Flexible. cosa,
Bender, @ El que encorva 6 tuerce
Bending, 8, Encurvadura, comba; pen-
diente; rodeo, vuclta,
Bendlet, a, Tirilla.
Bendwith, s. (Bot.) Viburno,
Beneaped, a. (Niu.) Barada,
Beneath, ad. y prep. Bajo, debajo, abajo ;
de lo mas hondo.
Benedictine, 8. y 4. Bencdictino, benito,
Benediction, $. Bendicion.
Benefactor, 8. Bienhechor.
Benefaction, 8. Beneficio, favor.
Bonefactresa, af. Bienhechora.
Benefice, & Beneficio; beneficio eclesiástica,
Beneficed, a. Beneticiado. [argneza,
Beneficence, 8. Beneficencia; liberalidad,
Beneficent, a. Benéfico.
Beneficently, ad. Benéficamente.
Beneficial, a, Beneficloso, provechoso, útil
Beneficially, ad. Benéficamente.
Beneficialness, s, Utilidad, provecho,
Beneficiary, & Bencficisdo.—a. Beneficiario.
Benefit, 8. Beneficlo; bondad, gracia; pro-
vecho, ventaja. Benefit of clergy, 1nmu-
nidad del clero. [charse, prevalerse.
To Benefit, ea. Beneficiar.—en, Aprove-
To Benet, ra. Ascchar; poner ZAS.
Benevolence, £. Benevolencia, favor, amor
Benevolent, a. Benévolo; clemente.
Benevolently, ad. Benignamente,
BES
BET
Bengal, s. Bengala.
cinal.
To Benight, va. Cogerlo á uno la noch
Benighted, pp. Anochecido. (Fig.)
benighted, Estar ciogo, extraviado.
Benign, a. Benigno, afable, generoso,
Benignant, a. Bencfico, propicio.
Benignity, 8. Benignidad, bondad, dulzura;
salubridad. mente.
Benignly, ad. Benignamento, generosa-
Benison, 2. V. Benediction, [garlofilea,
Bennet, Herb bennet, & (Bot.) Gariofilata 6
Ben-nut, 4. Nuez de ben 6 behen.
Bent, «. Encorvadura; disposicion, deter-
minacion, tendencia; declive,
Bent, RP; Dirigido ó inclinado 4; resuelto.
V. To Bend.
To Benumb, ca. Entorpecer, entumecer.
Benumbed with cold, Yerto do frío.
Benumbedness, & Entorpecimiento, entu-
mecimiento.
Benzoin, 8. Benjuí ó menjuí. V. Benjamin.
To Bepaint, va. Colorar, tefir alguna cosa.
To Bepinch, va. Pellizcar. beza.
To Bepowder, va. (Joc.) Enharinarse la ca-
To Bepraise, va. Lisonjear hiperbólica-
mente. [rar.
To Bepurple, va. Tenir do pupas purpu-
To Bequeathe, ta, Mandar, legar alguna cosa
en testamento.
Bequesther, «+. Testador.
Bequest, 8. Manda, donacion, legado.
Berattle, va. Gritar, hacer ruido.
Berberry. 8. Bérbero 6 agracejo, arbusto.
Bore, 8. (Bot.) Especie de ceb
To Boreave, ca. Despojar; deposeer.
Bereavement, 8. Despojo, desamparo,
Bergamot, 4. (Bot.) Bergamota; esencia de
bergamota.
Borgmaster, s. Burgomaestro, bailio. [do.
To Berhyme, va. Elogiar á uno en verso rlina-
cli Se rer oe
erry, & Baya; grano. Avignon
berries, Granas de Avifon. dá
To Berry, en. Producir bayas,
Berry -bcaring, a. Lo que lleva bayas.
Berth, 8. Camaroto de un barco; lugar; aco-
modo, empleo.
Bertram, s. (Bot.) Agerato.
Beryl, 8. Berilo.
Beryliine, a. Lo pertencciente al berilo.
To Beseech, vd. Suplicar, rogar, pedir.
Beseecher, £. Rogador, suplicante, implo-
ante
o de
rante.
Besceching, 8. Ruego, súplica,
To Beseem, on. Convenir, parecer bien.
Beseeming, 8. Gracia, donalre, decoro.—pp.
a. Convenicnte, decoroso.
Beseemly, a. Decoroso, gracioso.
To Beset, oa. Sitiar, rodear; acosar, perse-
guir, espiar. Beset with troubles, Abru-
mado de trabajos.
To Beshrew, va. Maldectr.
Beside, Besides, prep Cerca, al lado de otro;
excepto; sobre; fuera de.—ad, Ademas,
por otra parte, aun, fuera de.
To Besiege, na. Sitlar, alguna plaza
Besleger, a. Sitiador.
Besleging, 8, Sitio.
[To Beslave, va. Esclavizar.
Benjamin, 8. Benjui 6 menjuí, resina medl- To Beslubber, va. Salpicar 6 ensuciar.
[checerse 4 uno. To Besmear, ea. Salpicar, ensuciar.
ano- | Besmearer, va. Ensuciador.
To Besmoke, oa. Ahumar, llenar de humo
curar al humo.
To Besmut, ea, Tiznar.
Beenuffed, a. Manchado con tabaco do polvo.
Besom, & Escoba.
To Besot, va. Infatuar, entontocer.
Besottedly, ad. Tontamento.
Besottedness, 8, Entontecimiento, frtuidad.
Besonght, pret. y part. del verbo To Be-
seech, [tejuelas,
To Bespangle, oa. Matizar, adornar con lan-
To Bespatter, ra. Salpicar, manchar; difa-
mar, desacreditar. [escupir á uno.
+To Bespawl, ev. y nm. Babosear, babear;
To Bespeak, va. Encomendar, encargar;
apalabrar; mandar hacer; predecir; de-
mostrar; alquilar; prevenir,
Dealer e. El quo encarga alguna cosa.
To Bespeckle, ea. Abigarrar, pintorrear 6
pintarrajar.
To Bespew, va. Ensuciar con vómito.
To Bespice, ta, Condimentar, sazonar con
especias.
To Bespit, va. y n. Escuptr.
To Bespirt, ca. Esparcir rudamenteo.
Bespoke, Bespoken, pret. y part. p. del ver-
bo ee Bespeak. Mandado, alquilado, pre-
venido.
To Bespot, va. Abigarrar. [sobre otra.
To Bespread, va. Cubrir, tender una cosa
To Besprinkle, ta. Kociar, esparcir alguna
cosa sobre otra.
Besprinkler, 2, Kociador. saliva,
To Besputter, ea. Salpicar 6 ensuciar con
Best, a. Mejor, superior, lo mejor. —ad. Mas
bien. J love that best of all, Prefiero
aquello á todo lo demas.
To Bestaln, vta. Manchar. [4 alguno.
To Bestead, va. Aprovechar, utilizar; servir
Bestial, a. Bestial, brutal.
Bestiality, £. Bestialidad, brutalidad.
To Bestialize, ca. Obrar como bestia.
To Bestick, va. Mincar, clavar. V. Zo Stick,
To Bestir, va, Mover, incitar.—en. Remo-
verse, Intrigar.
To Bestorm, on. Rabiar, enfurccorse.
To Bestow, va. Dar, conferir, oturgar; rega-
lar; gastar.
Bestowal, 8. V. Disposal.
Bestower, a. Regalador, dador. [7o Stride,
To Bestraddle, Bestride, va. Atrancar, Y.
Bestraught, part. Loco, furioso.
To Bestrew, va. Roclar, derramar sobre.
To Bestud, va. Tachonar.
Bet, 9. Apuesta,
To Bet, ta, Apostar.
To Betake, va. Agarrar; recurrir, acudir.
To betake one's self to, Aplicarse.
To Beteem, eva. Producir, dar, conferir.
Betel 6 Betle, s. (Bot.) Betel, planta.
To Bethink, ra. Recapacitar, recordar algo.
—en. Considerar, pensar,
Bethlehem, s. V. Bedlam.
Bethlehemite, 8. V. Bedlamite, ea
Bethought, pret. Add del verbo Be-
+To Bet va. Esclavizar, aa:
BIB
BIL
To Bethump, va. Dar de puñadas.
To Betide, vn. Suceder, acuntecer; acuecer. '
(pronto; temprano.
—outt. Suceder.
Bible, s. Biblia, la sagrada Escritura.
Blblical, a. Biblico.
Bibliographer, € Bibliógrafo.
Betime. Betimes, ad, Con tiempo, en sazon; : Bibliographical, a. Bibliográfico.
To Betoken, va. Significar, representar; pro- | Bibliography, e. Bibliografía.
nosticar; designar.
Betokening, 4. Presagio, pronóstico.
Betony, &. (Bot.) Betónica.
Betook, pret. del verbo To Betake.
Bibllomanía, s. Bibliomanía,
Bibliomanlac, e. Bibliómano.
Bibliopolist, e. Librero.
Bibulous, a. Poroso, esponjoso.
To Betoss, va. Agitar, mover con violencia. | Bicapsular, a. (Bot.) Bicapsular.
To Betray, ra. Traicionar; revelar; expo-
ner; mostrar, [hado. Y. 7o Betray.
Betrayed, pp. Vendido, descubierto, enga-
Betrayer, 8. Traldor; fulso, perfidioso.
To Betrim, ea. Acicalar, pulir. (sales.
To Betroth, va. Desposar, contraer espon-
Betrothment, 8. Esponsales, esponsalicio,
+To Betrust, ea. Fiar, dar en confianza.
To Trust,
Better, a. comp. Mejor.—ad. Mejor, mas
bien. So much the better, Tanto mejor.
To Better, ea. Mejorar, adelantar; sobrepu-
ar.
Better, 8. El mejor 6 lo mejor; ventaja, me-
joría Our betters, Nuestros superiores,
Bettering, s. Mejoria,
Betting, 8. Apuesta,
Bettor, 8. Apostador. [Intermedio, hucco.
Between, prep. Entre. The space between,
Betwixt, prep. Entre. V. Between,
Bevel, 6, Cartabon.
To Bevel, ea. Cortar un ángulo al sesgo.
Beverage, €. Brebaje, merlenda, refresco;
estrena.
ad a. Bandada; compañia, junta; corrillo.
To Bewall, ca. Llorar, lamentar, deplorar.
Bewailable, a. Lamentable, deplorable.
Bewailing, $. Lamentacion, lloro, senti-
miento,
To Beware, en, Guardarse; recatarse.
To Beweep, va. Llorar, lamentar.
To Bewet, ve. Mojar, humedecer.
To Bewilder, ea. Descaminar, descarrilar,
To be bewildered, Estar atolondrado, no
saber que hacer. [hechizar,
To Bewitch, oa. Encantar, maloficiar; cegar,
Bewitcher, 8. Encantador, brujo, hechicero ;
halagador. [to, hechizo; encanto, gracia,
Bewitchery, Bewitchment, +. Encantamien-
Bewitching, € Encanto, halago.—a, Atrac-
tivo; hechicero.
Bewitchingly, ad. Halagieñamente.
To Bewray, ca. Traicionar; demostrar; en-
Buciar.
Bewrayer, 8. Traidor. ]
Bey, & Bey. [lante; fuera—ad. Léjos.
Beyond, PAP Mas alla, allende, mas ade-
Bezan, 8. Tela de algodon de Bengala.
Bezel, Bezil, s. Chaton de un anillo,
Bezoar, 8. Bezar, bezoar, piedra medicinal.
Bezoardic, a. Bezoárdico.
Biangulated, a. Biangular.
Bias, 4. Propension, inclinacion, objeto, fin.
(Fig ) Prejuicio. _. LV. Bias.
To Bias, ca. Inclinar, ladear hacia una parte.
Bib, + Babador, delantal. [tear.
To Bib, ea. Beber frecuentemente, beborro-
Bibacious, a. Bebedor, borracho. (Fam.)
Cuero.
Bibber, e pebedor, chispero,
Lice, 8. Azul de Armenia,
Bicipital, Bicípitous, a. Bicipite. [tar.
To Bicker, en. Escaramucear; refiir, dispu-
Bickerer, 8. Escaramuzador; pendenciero.
Bickering, e. Escaramuza; riña, disputa.
Bickern, & Pico de bigornia. (nos,
Bicornous, a. Bicorne, que tiene dos cuer-
otra pale.
Y. | Bicorporal, a. Bicorpóreo.
Bid, a. Puja 6 valor sobre
To Bid, ta. Pedtr, rogar, convidar; mandar;
ofrecer, pujar. To bid adien,
dirse. Zo bid defiance to, Atreverse &
con. [vitado; mandado.
Bidden, part. pas. del verbo To Bid. 1n-
Bidder, a. Postor. The highest bidder, El
mejor postor.
Bidding, +. O'rden, mandato; postura,
To Bide, ea. Sufrir, aguantar.—en. Residir.
Bidental, a. Lo que tiene dos dientes.
Bidet, e. Jaca, caballo pequeño,
Biding, e. Residencia, mansion.
Biennial, a. Bienal,
Bier, e. Andas, feretro, ataud.
Blestings, a. Y. Beastings.
Bifarious, a. Doble 6 duplicado.
Biferous, a. Lo que da dos cosechas al año.
Bifid, Bifidated, a. Hendido.
Bifold, a. Doble.
Biform, Biformed, a. Biforme.
Bifurcated, a, Biforcado.
Bifurcation, 8. Division en dos partes.
Big, a. Grande, abultado, grueso; preñada;
hinchado, inflado; noble, generoso.
Bigg, a. (Bot.) Especie de cebada.
tBigam, Bigamist, «. Bigamo.
tibet 2. Blgamia.
Bigbellied, a. Ventrudo; barrigón.
Bigbodied, a. Gruoso, gordo.
Bigboned, a. Huesudo, robústo.
Bigcorned, a. Granujlento,
Biggin, «e. Capillo de niño.
Bight (of a rope), 8 (Náu.) Seno de un cabo.
Bigly, ad. Orgullosamente, extremada-
mente. [tambien desdenadamente.
Bignamed, a. Un nombre cólebro; se usa
Bigness, a. Grandeza: grandor, grosor.
Bigot, e. Fanático; beaton; hipócrita,
pa a. Ciegamente preocupado á favor
0 aeons COBB. [mente.
Bigotedly, ad. Obstinadamente ; fanatica-
Bigotry, e. Fanatismo, zelo indiscreto; hipo-
cr
Bigsounding, a. Altisonante.
Bigswoln, a. Tamido, hinchado.
Bilander, e. Bilander, embarcacion pequeña,
Bilberry, s. Arándano, fruta silvestre,
Bilbo, $. Estoque, espada puntada.
Bilboes, 4. pl. Cepo con grillos,
Bile, a. Bilis 6 cólera; divieso.
To Bilge, on. (Náu.) Hacer agua.
BIR
Bilge, s. (Náu.) Pantoque. Bilge-waler,
Agua de puntoque. Bilye-pumps, Bom-
bas do carena.
Billary, a. Biliario,
Bilinguous, a. Bilingiie.
Bilíous, a. Bilioso.
To Bilk. va. Defruudar, chasquear.
Bill, as. Pico de ave: factura. Play-bull,
Cartel de teatro. Bill of lading, Conocl-
miento. Bill of exchange, Letra de
cambio. {al público.
To Bill, on. Arrullar, acariclar.—ea. Avisar
Billet, a, Billete, esquela; zoquete de leña
a chimenea; boleta
Billet-loux, 8. Carta 6 esquela amorosa.
To Billet, ea. Aposentar soldados.
Billiards, a, Villar. Billiard-stick, Taco.
Billlard-table, 8. Mesa de villar.
Billingsgate, a, Lenguaje bajo y agitanado;
dería en Londres,
Billion, a. (Arit.) Millon de millones,
Billow, a. Oleada.
To Billow, en. Hincharse como una ola.
Billow-beaten, a. Sacudido con las oleadas.
Billowy, a. Hinchado como las olas,
Bin, 8. Alacena, armario, despensa,
Binary, a. Binario.
To Bind, ta. Atar, apretar; cefiir, envolver,
ribetcar, galonear; unir; vendar; obligar,
po empeñar; estreñir, desecar. To
ind one le Su Escriturar por
aprendiz. To bind over, Obligar 4 com-
parecer. (For.) Condenar á.—en. Astrin-
gir; ser obligatorio.
Bind, 8. Tallo é vástago de }fipulo.
Binder, 8. Encuadernador ; atadero; atador;
astringente.
Binding, 8. Venda, cinta. Bindinga, Her-
rajes de las vigotas; astringente; encua-
dernacion. [co.
Binding, a. Obligatorio; astringente, estipti-
Bindweed, a. (Bot.) Corregúela,
Binn, +. Cesta grande.
Binnacle, a, Bitácora.
Binocle, 2, (Opt) Binóculo.
Binocular, a. Binocular.
Binomial, s. (Alg.) Raiz binomia. [bres.
Binominous, @. Lo que consta de dos nom-
Biographer, 8, Biógrafo.
Biographical, «. Biográfico.
Biography: 8. Biografia.
Biovac, Bivouac, 8. (Mil.) Vivac 6 vivaque.
Biparoua, a. Que pare dos hijos á an tiempo.
Biparticnt, Bipartite, a. Bipartido. [tes.
Bipartition, 8. Division en dos pedazos 6 par-
Biped, e. Bipedo.
Bipedal, @. Bipedal.
Bipennated, a. Lo que tiene dos alas.
Bipetalous, a. Bipétalo. [tica.
Biquadrate, Biquadratic, e. (Alg.) Bicuadrá-
Birch, ¢. (Bot ) Abedul; varillas paro azotar.
Birchen, a. Hecho de abedul,
Bird, +. Ave; pájaro.
To Bird, on. Cazar pájaros.
Birdbolt, 4. Saetilla,
Birdcage, 8. Jaula de pájaros.
Birdcall, », Reclamo.
Birdcatcher, Birder, a. Pajarero.
Bird-eyed, a. Hecho como ojos de pájaro.
Bird-fancier, €. El aficionado á pájaros.
BIT
Birding-piece, 3. Escopeta para tirar 4 pája-
ro
8,
Birdlike, a. Semejante é pájaro.
Birdlime, & Liga.
Birdlimed, a. (Fig.) Cogido como con liga.
Birdman, & Pajarero.
Birdseye. 8. (Bot) Ojo de pájaro. Birdseye
view, Vista de pájaro.
Birdsfoot, 8. (Bot.) P1é de pájaro.
Birdsnest, 8. Nido de ave. (Bot.) Planta.
Birgander, 2, (Orn.) Ganso silvestre.
Birt, e, (Ict.) V. Turbof.
Birth, a. Nacimiento; alcarnia; parto; ca-
mada; lugar, puesto; causa, principlo,
Untimely birth, Aborto, malparto.
Birthday, 8. Cumpleaños Birthday pree-
ent, (Mex.) Cuelga, regalo.
Birthdom, 8. Derechos de nacimiento.
Birthnight, e, La noche en que alguno nace
Birthplace, 8. Suelo nativo. [mogenitura.
Birthright, 8. Derechos de nacimiento; pri-
Birthwort, 4. (Bot.) Aristoloquia,
Bisannual, a. Bisánuo.
Biscuit, e. Galleta 6 bizcocha,
To Bisect, ca. Dividir en dos partes.
Bisection, 4. Biseccion. [compuesta,
Bishop, 8. Obispo; alfil del ajedrez; bebida
To Bishop, ta. Confirmar, administrar la
confirmacion.
Bishoplike, Bí:hoply, a. Episcopal.
Bishopric, €, Obispado. [jistro,
Bishopsweed, Bishopswort, @ (Bot.) Ami-
Bisk, s. Sopa, caldo; guisado, pepitoria,
Bismuth, 8, Bismuto. MMagistery of bis-
muth 6 pearl white, El nitrato del bis-
muto. utter of Liemuth, El muriato
de bismuto.
Bison, 8. Bisonte; toro silvestre.
Bissextile, &. Bisiesto. Ñ
Bistre, e. Tinta de China; hollin desleido,
Bistort, 8. (Bot.) Bistorta, dragoncia.
Bistoury, 8. Bisturi.
Bisuleous, a. Patihendido.
Bit, s. Bocado. Tit-bit, Pedazo delicado;
dacito; real americano. Bit of a key,
aleton de llave. Bit of an auger, Gu-
sanillo de taladro, Bit of a cable, (Náu.)
Bitadura del cable. Bita, pl. (Náv.) Bitas,
To Bit, ea. Enfrenar. (Náu.) Tomar la bi-
OS con oh obs Na
t, pret. y part. pas. del verbo To Bi
Bitch, 9 Pera A proud bitch, Perra sa-
lida; zorra.
To Bite, ca, Morder; roer; punzar, picar;
murmurar ó satirizar; engañar,
Bite, a. Mordedura, tarascada; engaño ; en-
gañador, ladron, ratero. impostor,
Biter, e. Mordedor; pez que pica el cebo;
Biting, 8. Mordedura, a; Censurá.—
a, Mordaz; satírico,
Bitingly, ad. Mordazmente; satiricamente.
Bitten, part. pas, del verbo To Bite.
Bitter, a. Amargo, áspero; severo; calami-
toso; mordaz, satírico; desagradable,
Bitterly, ad. Amargamente; agriamente,
severamente.
Bittern, €. (Orn.) Alcaravan 6 bitor.
Bitterness, 8, Amargura; rencor; mordaci-
dad; angustia, amargura,
Bittersweet, 9. Manzana ial
BLA
BLE
Bitterwort, $. (Bot.) Genciana
Bitumen, ¢. Betun.
Biturninous, @. Bituminoso.
Bivalve, Bivalvular, a. (Con.) Bivalvo,
To Bivouac, o7. (Mil) Vivaquear.
Bivouac, 8. (Mil.) Vivac 6 vivaque. [mear.
To Blab, eu. Parlar, divulgar.—on, Chis-
Blab, Blabber, a, Chismoso; hablador.
Blabbing, 8. Habladuria; ennegrecer.
Black, 8. Negro; luto.
Blandiloquence, & Zalamerís ; a
0. ear,
To Blandish, en. Ablandar; halagar, lison-
Blandisher, 8. Halagador; zalamcro.
Blandisbing, ¢. Blandura, caricia, V. Blan-
diahment. quiebro.
Blandishment, 8. Zalamería; halago, re-
Blank, a. Blanco; no escrito. (Poét.) Sin
rima; confuso; pálido.—s. Espacio, hueco.
To Blank, ca. Perturbar, confundir; anular,
Black, a. Negro, oscuro; cefindo, tétrico; | Blanket, a. Manta. (Amer.) Covija.
grave; funesto; malvado.
Blackamoor, & Negro, el etíope, cl africa-
Black-art, €. Nigromancia, migica negra.
Blackberry, & (Bot.) Zarza; zarzamora.
Blackbird, 8. (Orn.) Mirlo 6 merla.
Black-browed, a. Cejinegro; triste.
Black-bryony, & (Bot) Nuez negra.
Black-cattle, a. 8. Ganado vacuno. _=[mar.
To Blacken, ca. Ennegrecer; tildar; difa-
Blackener, 8. Ennegrecedor, denigrador.
Black-eyed, a. Ojt-negro.
Blaek-faced, Black-visaged, a. Carinegro.
Blackeuards 8. (Fam.) Pillastron; vagabun-
o; pillo.
Blacking, a. Negro do zapatos.
Blackish, a. Negruzco,
no. | To Blanket, va. Mantear.
Blanketing, 8, Mantegmiento.
Blankly, ad. En blanco. [Bellore.
To Blare, en. Bramar, vociferar. Y. To
To Blasphome, va. Blasfemar; hablar mal
de alguna persona.—on. Jarar.
Blasphemer, @ Blasfemo.
Blaspheming, € Blasfemia.
Blasphemous, €. Blasfemo; impio. (mente.
Blasphemously, ad. Blasfomamente, tmpia-
Blasphemy, 8. Blasfernia.
ee 8. Soplo de aire; son de instrumento
de ; influjo de astro maligno; tizon.
To Blast, ea. Infamar; marchitar, secar ;
espantar; dar barreno, abrir las rocas con
vora; arruinar. [ta repentinamente.
Black-Jack, 8. Jarro ó escudilla charolada. | Blaster, 8, El que arruína, infama ó marchi-
Black leet, 3 Lápiz-plomo. fon
acklcg, 8. Ke! or, tramposo, or.
Blackly” ad, Atrozmente,
Black-mouthed, 4. Grosoro, vil.
Blackness, & Negrura; oscuridad.
LS pee eit ae y & Morciila.
Black-roid, a Uj
lasting, 8. El acto de volar las rocas; es-
locion ; repentina,
+Blastment, a. Calamidad 6 plaga repentina.
Blatant, a, Mugiente 6 bramante como be-
cerro.
To Blateh, V. 7o BlotcA,
lor de la vara negra; en la | Blay, a. (Ict.) Broca, pez.
órden do la Jarretera, y tambien de la | Blaze, e. Llama ó llamarada; ruido, rumor.
Cámara de los Pares,
Blacksmith, e. Herrero,
Blackthorn, €. Endrlno.
Blackwell-hall, ¢. Sala donde se venden; Blazing-star, $, Cometa,
To Blaze, en. Encenderse en llama; brillar,
arder.—va. Inflamar; divulgar.
Blazer, «. Charlador, cuentero.
(brar, alabar,
paño 6 telas do lana. Blackwell-hali|To Blazon, oa. Blasonar; adornar; cele-
Jactor, Factor 6 agente de los fabricantes | Blazon, s. V. Blasonry. Divulgacion, cele-
do lana. [senna, (Bot) Espantalobos.
Bladder, & Vejiga; ampolla Bladder-
Bladdered, a, Hinchado como vejiga.
bracion. dor.
Blazoner, €, Genealogista, heraldo; difama-
Blazonry, 8. Blason, el arte de la heráldica.
lade, e. La punta tierna del grano; hoja; |To Bleach, ea. Blanquear al sol.—on, Blan-
pala de remo; jaqueton, guapo.
Bladebone, a. Es aldilla ú omoplato,
Bladed, a. Entallecido.
Bladesmith, 8. Espadefo,
Blain, s. Ampolla, divieso,
Biamable, a. Culpable,
Blamablenesa, a. Culpa.
Blamably, 4d. Culpablemonte.
To Biame, va. Culpar; vituperar, repren- | Bloar, Bleared
[lito. | Blear-eyed, a. Lagañoso; confuso de enton-
der; censurar.
Blame, 8. Culpa, vituperacion, censura ; de-
Blameful, a culpable.
Blameless, €. Inocente, irreprensible.
Blamelessly, ad. Inocentemente.
Blamelesshess, 8. Inocencia,
Blaíner, 8, Reprensor.
Blamoworthy, a. Culpable.
Blameoworthiness, & Culpabílidad.
To Blanch, ea. Blanquear; pelar, mondar;| rear sangre.
paltar, cohonestar.
Blancher, 8. Blunqueador.
Blancbing, 4. Blanquicion.
Bland, a. Blando, suave.
o Blandura, caricia.
uear.
Bleacher, 9. Blanqueador.
Bleaching, 8. Blanqueo.
Bleachery, 8. El sitio donde se ponen las
cosas ál ee
Bleak, a. Pálido, descolorido; frio, helado.
Bleak, e. (Ict.) Albur, pe
Bleakness, €. Frio, frialdad ; palidez.
a. Lagañoso 0 legañoso.
dimiento,
ae Bless, va. Ofuscar goer
caredness, & Lagaña, legaña.
Bleat, e, Balido, de la pde
To Bleat, on. Balar.
Bleating, $. Balido.
Bled, pret. y part. pas. del verbo Tv Bleed.
To Bleed, on. Sangrar; morir.—ea. Chor-
(Fig.) Renovarse, abrirse
otra vez.
Bleeder, $. Sangrador, el que san
Bleeding, @ Sangria 4 bleeding heart,
Un corazon traspasado de dolor.—a,
Tierno, afectuoso, simpático,
BLO
To Blemish, ea. Afear, manchar; donigrar,
deshonrar,
Blemish, s, Tacha, defecto; deshonra, in-
famia. Without blenish, Sin tacha,
Blemisbless, a. Irreprensible. [Struir.
To Blench, cn. Recular; interrumpir, ob-
Blencher, s. El que espanta 6 sobresalta.
To Blend, ta, Mezclar; manchar.
Blende, s. (Min.) Blenda ó sulfureto de zinc.
Blender, 8. Mezclador.
To Bless, ra. Bendecir, hacer foliz; alabar.
Bless me! tnterj, Buen Dios! gran Dios!
válgame Dios! ventarado.
Blessed, a. Bendito, santo; dichoso; biena-
Blessedly, ad. Felizmente.
Blessedness, & Felicidad, santidad.
Blesser, 8. El que bendice.
Blessing, 8. Bendicion, bien, prosperidad;
favores del cielo.
Blest, part. adj. V. Blessed.
Blew, pret. dol verbo To Blow,
Blight, s. Tizon; pulgon.
To Blight, ea. Atizonar, abrasar, esterilizar.
Blind, a. Ciego. Blind of one eye, Tuerto.
Ignorante; ocnlto. zon.
To Blind, ea. Cegar; turbar Ja luz de la ra-
Blind, & Velo; escondite; pretexto; más-
cara; tabla, biombo. indow-blind,
Trasparente. Blinds, pl. (Fort.) Blinda-
jes; persianas.
To Blindfold, ca. Vendar los ofos.
Blindfold, a, El que tiene los ojos vendados.
Blindly, ad. Ciegamente, ú ciegas; sin co-
nocimiento.
Blindman's-buff, 2, Gallina ciega, un atado
Blindness, 8, Ceguedad, ceguera; alucina-
cion.
Blindnettle, e, (Bot.) Escrofularla,
Blindside, s. Fragilidad, flaqueza, el flaco de
alguna persona.
Blindworm, s. Cecilia, serplente pequeña.
To Blink, en. Cerrar los ojos, disimular ;
eludir.—ra. Paliar; guifiar.
Blink, e. Ojeada; vislambre.
Blinkard, 5. Cegato; bizco.
Bliss, e. Gloria, bienaventuranza; gusto y
placer vehemente.
Blisaful, a. Blenaventorado, dichoso,
Blissfully, ad. Felizmente, dichosamente.
Blissfulness, a Suprema felicidad. V. Blias,
Bliselcas, a. Infeliz, desgraciado, A
Blister, 8. Vejiga; vejigatorio, cantárida;
To Blister, on. Ampollarse.—ea. Ampollar,
aplicar un vejigatorio.
Blistering Plaster, s. Vejigatorio 6 caústico.
Blite, a, (Bot.) Bledo. 80.
Blithe, Blithefal, a. Alegre, contento, gozo-
Blithely, ad. Alegremente. [lo.
Blitheness, Blithesomeneas, 8. Alegria, jabi-
Blithesome, a. V. Blithe [bincharse.
To Bluat, ca. Hinchar.—on. Entumecerse,
+Bloat, a. Hinchado,
Bloatedness, 8. Turgencia, hinchazon.
Blobber, a. Burbuja, ampolla cn el agua.
Blobberlip, 8. Befo, bezo.
Blobberlipped, Bloblipped, Y. Bezndo.
Block, 8. Zoquete. Hatler's block, Norma de
sombrero. Tajo; sobre el cual son dego-
llados reos, Chopping-block, Taja de eo-
cina. (Náu,) Moton. Block and block,
| Blockade, e. Blog
BLO
(Náu.) Abesar. Modrego; obstáculo; tro-
zo de mármol; molde. Block of houses,
Manzana de casas, [block up, Bloquear.
To Block, To Blockade, ea. Bloquear. To
uco,
Jlockhead, a Bruto, necio, tonto.
Blockheaded, a. Lerdo, estúpido, tonto.
Blockheadedly, ad. Tontamente.
Block-house, 8, Fortaleza.
Blockish, a. Estúpido, tonto, bobo.
Blockishly, ad. Neciamente, tontamente.
Blockishnesa, a. Estolidez, grosería, tunte-
ría; indecencia. o
Blocklike, a. Como un tonto.
Block-tin, 8. Estaño.
Blomary, €. V. Bloomary,
Blondlace, 8. Encajo de seda. de vida.
Blood, €. Sangre; alcurnia, linaje; ira, có-
To Blood, cta, Ensangrentar ; exasperar ;
sangrar.
Blood-consuming, @. Lo que gasta sangre.
Blood-flower, e. o) Flor de la sangre.
Blood-frozen, «. El que tiene la sangre he-
Jada.
Bloodguiltiness, a. Homicidio.
Blood-hot, a. Tan caliente como la sangre.
Bloodhound, 8. Sabueso.
Bloodily, ad. Inhumanamente.
Bloodiness, 8. Sanguinolencia; crueldad.
Bloodless, a. Exangie, desangrado ; sin efu-
sion de sangre.
To Bloodlet, en. Sangrar.
Blood-letter, 8. Sangrador, flebotomista,
Blood-red, a. Rojo como la sangre.
Bloodshed. s. Matanza; efusion de sangre.
Bloodshedder, a. Homicida, asesino. [
Bloodshedding, £. Derramamiento de san-
Bloodshot, Bloodshotten, a. Ensangrentado.
Blood-sized, a. Salpicado de sangre,
Blood-stained, a. Manchado con sangre ;
cruel. [verde,
Bloodstone, 8. Hematites, piedra de color
Bloodsucker, 8. Sanguijuela; asesino; avaro.
Bloodsucking, a. Lo que chupa sangre.
Blood-swoln, a. Hinchado con sangre,
Bloodthirsty, 4. Sanguinario, cruel.
Blood vessel, 8. Vena, [gro.
Bloodwarin, a. A” la temperatura de la san-
Blood wort, 8. (Bot.) Sanguinaria, (cruel,
Bloody, a. Sangriento, ensangrentado ;
To Bloody, ea. Ensangrentar. “Tsino.
Bloody-faced, a. El que tiene cara de ase-
Bloody-flux, 8. Disenteria de sangre.
Bloody-minded, a. Cruel, sanguinario,
Bloody-red, a. Rojo oscuro.
Bloody-sceptered, a. El de cetro 6 corona
ensangrentada. [edad ; belleza, frescura,
Bloom, 4. Flor de los árboles, »lantas y do la
To Bloom, en, Florecer ; ser jóven.
Bloomary, 2. La primera forjadura del hier-
ro en changotes.
Bloomingly, ad. Floridamente.
Bloomy, a. Florido, lleno do flores.
Blossom, 8. La flor de los árboles y plantes,
To Blossom, en. Florecer.
Blossomy, a. Lleno de flores.
To Blot, ta. Borrar, testar; cancelar; man-
char; denigrar. mancha.
Blot, 8. Canceladura, testadura ; borron,
Blotch, & Boncha. jeg
BLU
To Blotch, ca. Ennegrecer.
To Blote, ca. Ahumar, secar 6 curar al hu-
mo.—+n. Hincharse.
Blotter, 8, Borrador.
Blotting, 8. El acto de manchar papel.
Blotting-paper, 8. Toleta, papel secante.
Blow, a. Golpo; acaccimiento, desastre,
(Bot.) Flor.
To Blow, en. Soplar: jadear; sonar; flo-
reccr ; pasar.—ca, Soplar, impeler; fn-
lar; divulgar. Zo blow up, Volar 6 vo-
larse; henchirse de orgullo; excitar, le-
vantar. To blow upon, Desacreditar, di-
famar.—o. imp. Jt llores, Hace viento.
Blower, 8. Soplador.:
BlowIng, 8. Soplo.—a. Lo que sopla, Blow-
ing weather, Tlempo tempestuoso.
Blow-pipe, 4. Soplete.
Blown, part. paa, del verbo To Blow.
Blowze, 8, Pandorga, mujer gorda pesada y
floja; muchacha carrilluda,
Blowzy, a. Quemado ó tostado del sol.
Blubber, & Grasa ó unto de ballena; ortiga
marina.
To Blubber, en. Y a. Llorar; gimotear.
Bludgeon, 4. Cachiporra ó porra.
Blue, a. Azul. Sky blue, Azul celeste. To
look blue, Quedarse confuso, consternado,
Blue-bell, Blue-bottle, a, (Bot.) Campanilla
ó coronilla, flor. [da.
Blne-bottle, a. (Ent.) Cordnida, mosca azula-
To Blue, ca. Azular; pavonar, dar color
azulado oscuro al hierro 6 acero.
Blue-eyed, a. Ojizarco.
Bluely, ad. Azulado.
Blueness, a Cardenal.—a. Livido.
Blue-veined, u. Rayado de venas cerileas,
Blue a. Agreste, rústico; obtuso; rudo,
rma.
Bluffness, 8. Asperidad, rusticidad.
Bluish, a. Azulado.
Bluishness, 8. Color azulado,
To Blunder, on. Desatinar, disparatar.—va.
Confundir. Zo blunder upon a thing,
Desatinar sobre algo.
Blunder, 8. Desatino, disparate, despropósl-
to, error craso; atolondramicnto, falta
Blunderbusa, a, Trabuco. prudente.
Blunderer, Blunderhead, & Desatinado, im-
Blandcringly, ad. Desatinadamente.
Blunt, a. Embotado, obtuso; lerdo, tardo;
bronco, tosco, ro, rudo.
To Blunt, va. Embotar; enervar; adorme-
cer 6 mitigar un dolor.
Blunting, 8. Embotadura; restrefiimiento.
Bluntly, ad. Sin filo; Ilsa; claramente; ob-
tusamento. [za, aspereza.
Bluntness, & Embotadura; groseria; vive-
Bluntwitted, a. Estúpido, lerdo.
Blur, 4. Borron ó mancha, testadura.
To Blur, ea. Borrar, cancelar; manchar.
To Blurt, va. (Vale) V. To Blunt,
To Blush, en. Abochornarse, sonrojarse,
ponerse colorado de verguenza 6 temide-
ro.—ta. Bonrojar, abochornar á alguno.
Blush, 8. Rubor, bochurno, sonrojo; color
rojo.
Blushet, 8. Una doncella jóven y modesta.
Blushing, $. Sonrojo, sonroseo, horno.
A Desvergonzado, descarado,
BOD
PP ct at
Blushful, Blushy, a. Encarnado.
Bluster, Blastering, &. Ruido, tumulto; jac-
tancia. Blustering weather, Tiempo
tempestuoso. A Wuatering fellow, Es-
piritu violento 6 turbulento.
To Bluster, en, Bramar; bravear.—ca
Echar á tierra,
Blusterer, e, Matasiete, fanfarron.
+Blusterous, a, Tumultuoso, ruidoso, tem-
pestuoso. [los niños.
Bo, inter}. BG, voz con que se espanta á
Boar, 8. Verraco, el cerdo padre. A wild
boar, Jabali.
Board, 8. Tabla; mesa; tribunal, consejo,
junta; alimento; pension.
To Board, ca. (Néu.) Abordar; acometer,
acorcarse 4; entablar, entarimar.—on, Ee-
tar á pupilaje; tomar pupilos.
Boardable, a. Accesible.
Board-wages, 8. La racion en dinero que se
da á los criados para mantenerse.
Boardcr, a. Pensfonista, huésped, pupilo.
Boarding, 8. (Náu.) Abordaje. Boarding-
pikes, Chuzos, {da
Boarding-house, 8. Casa de huéspedes, posa-
Boarding-school, & Pupllaje, escuela en que
los muchachos viven con el maestro.
Boarish, a. Brutal, crnel, grosero.
To Boast, en. Jactarse, alabarse.—ta. Pon-
derar; exaltar. ° [tentacion.
Boast, s. Jactancia, vanidad, arrogancia, os-
Boaster, 8. Fanfarron, vanaglorioso,
Boastful, a. Jactancioso, baladron.
Boasting, 8. Jactancia, vanagloria.
Boastingly, ad. Jactanclosamente. [altivo,
Boastive, a. Presuntuoso, ostentoso, vano,
Buastloss, a. Simple, sencillo.
Boat, 8. Bote, barca ó lancha, chalupa. Bal-
last-boat, Bote de lastrar. Ferry-boat,
Bote de a,
Boatman, Boatsman, 8, Barquero,
Boatswain, 8. Contramaestre. .BouleWwain"s
mate, Guardian,
To Bob, ta. Apalear, engañar.—eon. Bambo-
lear; colgar.
Bob, & Pingajo 6 saa bt pendiente de ore-
ja; estrambote, copla; golpe; un toque
de campanas; pulla, chufleta, zumba; pe-
luca de abate.
Bob-stay, & (N at) Barbiquejo. Bob-slay-
holes, Grueras de tajamar.
Bobbin, €. Bolillo; cauilla; broca, Lacs
bobbina, Paltllos 6 majaderitos,
Bobcherry, a. Un juego de niños,
Bobtail, & Rabon.
Bobtalled, a. Rabon.
Bobwig, & Peluca redonda; peluquin.
Bocasine, 8. Bocaci delgado. V. Callán
To Bode, ea. Presagiar, en, Prodecir.
Bodement, e Presagio, pronóstico,
Bodice, 8. Corsé, cotilla,
Bodied, a. Corpóreo.
Bodiless, a. Incorpóreo.
Bodiliness, a. Corporalidad, corporeidad.
Bodily, a. Corpóreo, corporal, verdadero.
Bodily, ad. Corporalmente.
Boding, 8. Presagio, pronóstico.
Bodkin, e. Punzon; agujeta; horquilla para
los cabellos.
Body, 8. Cuerpo; materia; persona 4
[co.
raR-
BOM
BOO
.
busybody, Entremetido. Realidad; cuer- Don Ketch Bomb-vessel, . (Náu.) Bom-
po, gremio; coleccion general.
To Body, ta. Dar E forma ú orden.
Body-guard, s. Guardia de corps. (Fig.)
Seguridad.
Bog, 3. Pantano.
Bog-bean, a. (Bot.) Trifolio fibrino.
To Boggle, en. Recular, retroceder; titu-
bear, vacilar.
Roggle, £. Fantasma.
Boggler, 8, Hombre irresolnto.
Bogylish, a. Irresoluto, indeciso.
Boggy, a. Pantanoso. :
Boghouse, 8. Letrina.
Bog-land, 8. y a. Tierra pantanosa,
Bog-trottor, 8. El que vive entre pantanos.
Bohea, a. Nombre de clerta espocie de tó,
To Boll, on. Hervir, cocer; bullir; estar
lleno de fervor. [(Mex.) Clacote.
Boil, £. Tumorcillo, divieso. (Hab.) Nacido.
Boiler, 8. Cocedor; marmita, caldero. Large
boiler, Cazo, caldera, paila. Steam-boil-
er, Hervidero para vaho. Sugar-boilers,
(Prov.) Tachos. [la sa
Boilery, s. El lugar en las salinas para secar
Boiling, 8. Hervor.
arr part, pres. Hirviendo. Boiling
hot, Hirviendo 4 borbollones,
Bolsterous, a. Borrascoso, tempestuoso; tur-
bulento; enorme. A boisterous youth,
Un aturdido. ,
Boisteroasly, ad. Furiosamento,
Boisterousness, 8. Turbulencia, tumulto, im-
petuosidad. (do; impudente, descarado.
Bold, a. Intrépido, valiente; audaz, atrevi-
fo Bolden, va. Hacer insolente.
Boldface, 8. Descaro, desvergienza.
Boldfaced, +. Descarado, desvergonzado.
Boldly, ad. Descaradamento,
Boldness, +. Descaro; arresto, arrojo; intre-
pidez; atrevimiento.
Bole, & Tronco; bol, para los tintes, las pin-
turas, dec. Medida de sels fanegas.
Bolis, s. Cometa con cola. dos fane;
Boll, 8. Tallo. Bold of salt, Medida de sal do
To Boll, en. Entallecer. rrenes,
Bolster, 8. Travesero, almohadon; cabezal ;
To Bolster, ca. Recostarse en el travesero ;
aplicar el cabezal á una herida; sostener,
apoyar.
Bolsterer, 8. Mantenedor, sostenedor.
Bolstering, 8. Apoyadero, apoyo.
Bolt, a. Dardo; rayo; cerrojo; pestillo de
cerradura; borron. (Naw) Perno. Bolts,
Grillos,
To Bolt, va, Cerrar con cerrojo; cerner;
escudriñar; engrillar; purificar.—on. Sal-
tar de repente. To bolt in, Entrar de
repente. 7o bolt out, Salir de golpe.
Bolter, 8, Cedazo; especie de red.
Bolthead, 4. (Quim.) Recipiente.
Bolting-honse, 3. Cernedero.
Bolting-butch, Bolting-tub, 8. Tina para
cerner harina.
Boltrope, 8. a Relinga.
Boltsprit, «. (Nau.) V. Buespril.
Bolus, e, Bola ó bolilla.
Bomb, $. Estallido; bomba. [Bombardear.
To Bomb, on. Zambar, como bomba.—o4.
Bomb-chest, a. Caja de bombas.
A A eR Ee ea Pe a a le e
arda. tar antigua.
+Bombard, $. Bombarda, una maquina mill-
To Bombard, ta. Bombardear.
Bombardicr, 3. Bombardero.
Bombardment, $. Bombardeo,
Bombast, 8. Hinchazon en el estilo pompo-
so; especie de estofa blanda y ligera.
Bombast, Bombastic, a. Bombistico; alti-
sonante. [do, hueco 6 pomposo.
+To Bombast, va, Escribir en estilo hincha-
+Bombastry, 8. Jlinchazon, estilo hinchado,
Bombazette, 3. e
Bombazine, 3. Bombasin; bombasi; alepin.
Bomb-proof, a. (Artill.) A’ prueba de bomba.
Bombyx, s. (Ent) Gusano de seda en el
estado do mariposa.
Bona-fide, (Lat.) De buena fé,
Bonaroba, 8. Pendanga, mujer pública.
Bonassus, 8. Bonaso, especie de búfalo.
Bonchretien, a. (Bot.) Pera de buen cristiano.
Bond, s. Ligadura; prision; obligacion, pro-
mesa; vale.—4. Cautivo, siervo. cion.
Bondage, s. Cautiverio, esclavitud; obliga-
Bondmald, ¢. Esclava, slerva,
Bondman, 2, Esclavo, siervo.
Bondservant, 8, Esclavo 6 esclava.
Bondservice, a. Esclavitud.
Bondslave, 8. V. Bondman,
Bondsman, 8. Fiador, seguridad; esclavo.
Bone, 8. Hueso; espina del pez. Tv pick a
bone, Roer un hueso. A Spaniard to
the backbone, Español las derechas,
Dado.
To Bone, va. Desosar.
Bone-ache, & Dolor de hnesos,
Boned, a. Osudo, huesudo; robusto.
Bonclace, 8. Encaje de hilo.
Boneless, 8. Pulposo, sin huesos,
To Boneset, va. Concertar los huesos dislo-
cados ó rotos,
Bonesctter, 3, Cirujano, algebrista.
Bonfire, 8. Fuego de regocijo, luminaria,
Bon-mot, 4. (Vulg.) Agudeza.
Bonnet, a Gorra, gorro; solideo, bonete.
LFort) Bonete de clerigo. (Náu.) Bone-
Bonnilass, +. Mocita hermosa,
+Bonnily, ad, Bonitamente.
+Bonniness, a. Alegria; hermosura,
Bonny, «a. Bonito, galan; alegro; festivo.
Bony, a. Osudo,
Bonze, & Bonzo.
Booby, 4. Zote, neclo, torpe.
Book, a. Libro; las partes principales en que
se divide algun volúmen; libro de asicnto,
Day-book, Diario. Old book, Maulon,
maula,
To Book, va. Asentar en un libro.
Bookbinder, 8, Encuadernador de libros.
Bookbinding, 8. Encuadernacion.
Bookcase, &.eArmario para libros.
Bookful, a. Erudito.
Bookish, a. Estudioso.
Bookishly, ad. Estadiosamente.
Bookishness, 8. Estudiosidad.
Book-keeper, 8. Tenedor de llbros,
Book-keoping, & La teneduría de libros.
Bookland, 4 Tlerra tenida por medio de una
escritura.
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BOR
BOU
Booklearned, a. Leido, erudito,
Booklearning, e. Literatura.
Bookless, a. Sin libros; desaplicado.
Bookmaker, €. El que compila libros solo
por la ganancia. libros á destajo.
Bookmaking, s. La ocupacion de compilar
Bookman, s. Hombre estudioso.
Book mate, 8. Condiscipulo,
Bookseller, a, Librero. Book trade, El co-
mercio de libros.
Bookworm, 8. Polilla 6 eso que roe los
libros. (Met) Estudiante demasiada-
mente aq cado á los libroa,
Boom, a. (Nán.) Botalon; cadena para cer-
rar un puerto,
Boom-tirona, e. pi. Sunchos de los botalones,
To Boom, en. Moverse con violencia.
Boon, €. Dádiva, presente, favor, gracia.
Boon, a. Alegre, festivo; liberal
Boor, s. Patan, aldcano, villano.
Seba a. Rustico, agreste, patan.
Boorishly, ad. Réisticamente, sin cultura,
Boorlshness, 3. Kusticidad, grosería,
Boose, 8. Boyeriza.
To Boot, va. y n. Aprovechar, valer, servir,
importar; calzarse las botas.
Boot, 8. Ganancia, provecho, utilidad; bota.
Boot-jack, Bacabotas. Buot-lega, Cortes
de botas. (Fam.) Zo boot, (Amer.) Do
fiapa. Pesebron de coche. tas,
Boot-catcher, 8, El criado que quita las bo-
Booted, a. Calzado con botas,
Booth, 8. Choza cabaña; puesto, tabladillo.
Boot-hose, a, Calcctones,
Bootless, a. Inútil, sin provecho,
Boot-tree, 8. Horma de bota,
Booty, $. Botin, presa, saqueo.—To play
booty, Jugar frandulentamente.
Bopeep, & El mirar al soslayo 6 do reojo.
at e, A. Penetrablo, que so puedo tala-
drar,
Boracic acid, 2. A'cido boricico. [nesta.
Boracite, 8. (Min.) Borácita 6 borato do mag-
Boragu, 8. (Bot.) Borraja.
Borate, & (Med.) Borato.
Borax, a. Borraj, borate (sal mincral).
tBordel, e. Burdel, lupanar. (Mox. Vulg.)
Congal. [franja, farfalé.
Border, & Orilla, márgen; frontera; ribete,
To Border, ra. Confinar, lindar; acercarse,
—va, Guarnocer, ribetear; lindar; limitar.
dad 8. Comarcano, confinante, limi-
trofe.
Bordering, £. Guarniclonado.—a. Fronteri-
zo, contizuo, cercano. A Lordering town,
Ciudad fronteriza,
To Boro, ea. Taladrar; barrenar.—en. Ado-
lantarse, (Fam.) 7o dore, Molestar.
Boro, pret. del verbo To Bear. e
Bore, 4. Taladro, barreno; calibre. (Fam.)
A bore, Majadero, insufrible.
Boreal, a. Septentrional, boreal.
Boreas, @ Norte, uno de los vientos,
Borccole, €. (Bot.) Especio de berza.
Borer, e. Barreno 6 taladro.
Born, pp. Nacido; destinado.
Borne, pp. Llevado, sostenido.
Borough, 8. Villa 6 cludad.
To Rorrow, ea. Tomar fialo ó prestado;
pedir prastarle,
2
[Nacer.
To Le born,
Borers $. Prestamista, cl que pide pres-
O.
Borrowing, 8. Emprestito, préstamo.
Boscage, s. Boscaje, soto, floresta; paisaje.
Bosk y, a. Espeso como bosque.
Bosom, $, Seno, pecho, corazon; afecto, ca-
rino. Bosom friend, Amigo íntimo. .Bo-
som of the church, El gremio de la Iglesia
To Bosom, ta. Guardar en el pecho; tener
to.
Boson, a. V. Boatswatn,
Boss, as. Clavo 6 tachon, giba, joroba, corco-
va. Boss of a bridle, Copa de frena
Bose of a book, Lomo de un libro.
B 0, 8. Relieve do alguna piedra,
Bossed, Bossy, a. Saltado, tachonado.
Bossive, a. Corcovado, jorobado,
Botanic, Botanical, a. Botánico.
Botanically, ad. Botánicamento.
Botanist, a. Botánico.
Botany, & Botanica (Poét.) Ripto.
Botch, a. Roncha; remiendo; landre, úlcera.
To Botch, ea. Remendar, chapucear; cha-
puzar, chafallar.
Botcher, @. Sastre remendon.
Botchy, a, Señalado con ronchas. — [á dos.
Both, a. Ambos, los dos, entrambos, ambos
Both, conj. Tanto como. Both in time of
peace and war, Tanto en tiempo de paz
como en tiempo de guerra.
To Bother, va. (Volg) Atorrallar, pertur-
bar, enojar; molestar, jorobar.
Bota, a. pi. Lombrices en los caballós,
Bottle, 8. Botella, frasco; haz 6 gavilla de
heno 6 verde, (villar.
To Bottle, vta. Embotellar, enfrascar; aga-
Bottled, a. Embotellado, enfrascado.
Bottletlower, 8. (Bot.) Centaurea.
Bottiegreen, 8. Verde botella.
Bottlescrew, s. Tirabuzon 6 sacatrapos.
Bottling, 8. El acto de embotellar.
Bottom, €. Fondo, sonlo; zanja, fundamento;
cañada; hondonada, pelota de hilo; fin,
motivo. [ex. Apoyarso,
To Bottom, va, Cimentar, apoyar; ovillar.—
Bottomed, a. Lo que tiene fondo 6 suelo,
Bottomlesa, a. Insondable. pit,
Abismo; excosivo, impenctrable.
Bottomry, 8. (Náu.) Casco y quilla (el acto
de tomar dinero prestado hipotecando todo
el barco).
To Bouge, on. Hincharse.
Bough, 8. Brazos del árbol.
Bonght, pret. y pp. del verbo 7o Buy.
Bonght, 8. Torccedura, nudo, corvadura 6
corvatara.
Bougie, € Candctilla, de cirnjano.
Boulder-walls, a. (Arq.) Muralla 6 pared
compuesta de pedernales redondos.
To Bounce, vn. Arremeter; brincar; bra-
vear. ravata; brinco,
Bounce, & Golpazo; estallido, estruendo;
Bouncer, 8. Fanfarron, braveador.
Bound, 4. Limite, término; brinco, salto;
repercusion.
To Bonnd, va. Deslindar 6 poner limites;
confinar; hacer saltar.—en, Saltar; resal-
tar; botar.
Bonnd, pret. y pp. del verbo To Bind.
Bound, «+. Destinado. V. To Bind.
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Boundary, e. Limite 6 linde, frontera.
Bounden, «. Obligado, precisado.
Bounder, e. El que pone limites.
Boundless, a. llimitado; infinito.
Boundlesaness, 8. Inmensidad, infinidad.
Bounding-stuno, pS re 8. Mojon, para
señalar los lindes; piedra de jugar.
Bounteous, Bountiful, a. Liberal, generoso,
munifico. [inente.
Bounteously, ad. Liberalmente, generosa-
Bounteonsness, s, Munificencia, liberalidad,
generosidad. [mente.
Bountifully, ad. Liberalmente, generosa-
Bountifulness, 8, Generosidad, liberalidad,
lurgueza,
Dread 8. Generosidad, liberalidad ; premio;
ayuda de costa, Bounty money, Engan-
che.
Bouquet, a. V. Nosegay.
To Bourgeon, en. Brotar 6 echar ramas,
Bourn, s. Límite ó linde; arroyo.
+To Bouse, en. Beber con intemperancia,
Bousy, a. Borracho,
Bout, & Vez, túrno, experimento, ensayo.
Bovate, e. El ee de tierra que puede
arar un par de bueyes en un año.
To Bow, va. Encorvar, doblar; hacer reve-
rencia 6 cortesia; agobiar, oprimir.—on,
Doblarse ; agobiarse.
Bow, 8. Reverencia, cortesia, (Náu.) Proa.
On the boto, Por la serviola.
Bow, 4. Arco; el arco iris; ojo de lazo escur-
rido ; arzon.
Bow-bent, a. Arqueado,
To Bowel, va. Destripar, despanzurrar.
Bowelless, a. Inhumano.
Bowels, 8. pl. Intestinos, entrañas, tripas,
To open the bowels, Hacer moverse el
vientre. [treto.
Bower, €. Glorieta; bóveda; morada; re-
To Bower, ta. V. To Imbouwer. bre,
Bower-anchor, 8. (Náu.) Ancla de servidum-
Bowery, a. Lleno de emparrados; sombrio.
Bowing, a. Inclinado.
Bowl, 8. Taza, cuenco; bola.
To Bowl, ca. Voltear como una bola; bo-
lear.—en. J ie á las bochas. [na corva,
Bow-legged, a. Patiestevado. Bowdleg, pier-
Bowler, a. Jugador de bochas.
Bowline, Bowling, $ (Nau.) Bolina Zb
haul the boulines, (Náu.) Bolinear.
Bowling, €. El juego de bolas,
Bowling-green, Bowling-ground, 8. Plano
para jugar á las bochas; calle cubierta de
céspedes.
Bowman, 8. Arquero.
Bownet, & Nasa 6 cesta para
To Bowse, on. (Nau.) Halar
Bow-shot, 8. La distancia á que una
alcanza,
Bowsprit, «. (Náu.) Baupres,
Bowstring, 8. Cuerda de arco. "[de arco.
Bow-window, 8. Ventana salicnte en forma
Bowyer, a Arquero, el que hace arcos,
Box, a. (Bot.) Box 6 boj; caja, escusabaraja ;
(Nau.) Bitácora; palco de teatro; puñada,
To Box, ta. Encajonar; apuñetear,—on,
Pelcar á a: andar á trompis.
Boxen, @ Hecho de boj, 6 semejante á CL
Boxor, 8. Púgil.
scar.
un tiempo.
echa
To Boxhaul, ea. (Nán.) Dar vuelta la nave
cuando no se puede birar.
Boxing, 4. Pugilato, el acto de apufietearse.
Boy, 8. Muchacho, niño; o. Cubin-
boy, Paje de escoba,
+To Boy, en. Muchachear.
Boyhood, $. Muchachez.
Boyish, a. Pueril.
Boyishly, ad. Puerilmente, como niño,
Boyishness, 8. Puerilidad, muchachada, mn-
chacheria,
Boy's-play, 8. Juego de muchachos.
Brabble, $. Camorra, riña, pendencia.
To Brabble, vn, Armar camorra, disputar.
Brabbler, 8. Camorrista, pendenciero.
ze Brace, ca. Atar, ligar, rodear. (Náu.)
racear.
Brace, £. Abrazadera, laña, Enea Car-
penter's brace, la nte; so-
panda de coche; par. .Braces, Tirantes.
(Nau.) Brazas, Pa manilla,
(Pulsera,
8. Brazalete 6 bracelete. (Mex.)
Bracer, 8. Brazal. (Mód.) Un astringente.
Abrazadera, laña; cinto; braguero.
tBrach, af. Braco, perro de muestra,
Brachial, a. Braquial.
Brachman, 3. Bracman.
Brachygrapher, €. Braquiógrafo,
rasa e 8. Braqui ía,
Brack, s. Kotura; pelo en los metales.
Bracken, $. (Bot.) V. Fern.
Bracket, 3. Puntal; liston, repisa. Cat-head
brackets, (Náu.) Aletas de las serviolas,
Brackish, tBracky, a. Salobre; áspero,
Brackishness, 8. Sabor salobre; ura,
la 8, bd ala ae ae 5 .
rag, 8. Jactancia; un ju en
To Brag, on, Jactarse, none”
Braggadocio, a Fanfarron.
Braggardism, a. Jactancia, vana ostentacion.
Braggart, a. Jactancioso,
Braggart, Bragger, s, Fanfarron, jactancioso,
Bragget, 8. AguamicL
Braggingly, ad. Jactanciosamonte,
tBrayless, a. Modesto.
To Braid, ca. Trenzar. (fraudulento,
Braid, e. Trenza, enlace 6 union.—a. Astuto,
Brails, e. (Náu.) Candelizas 6 cargadcras,
Brain, 8. Celebro, sesos; juicio, talento.
To Brain, ta. Descerebrar. Hure-brained,
Aturdido.
Brainish, a. Loco, inconstante.
Brainlesa, a. Insensato, sin juicio,
Brainpan, 8. Cráneo 6 casco,
Brainsick, a. Alegre de cascos, mala cabeza,
Brainsickly, ad. Con debilidad do cabeza
mir aa 8. Inconstancia, instabilidad;
v
Brite] Diamante en bruto,
Br&ke, & Melechal; agramadera; guimba-
lote de bomba.
Brake, pret. del verbo To Break.
Braky, a. ag ee áspero.
Bramble, & Zarza ú otro arbusto espinoso,
Brambled, a. Breñoso, zarzoso,
Brambling, €. Pinzon, pajaro.
Brambly, a. 080,
Bramin, $. Bramin. “[mines,
Braminical, a. Lo que pertenece 4 los bra-
bran, 8, Salvado, afrecho. eS
BRA
BRE
Bran-now, a. Enteramente nuevo.
Branch, «. Raina, ramo; riachuelo; piton,
asta; cama del freno; brazo del candele-
ro, de trompeta, Vine branch, Bar-
miento, Brunch pease, Arvojones enra-
mados.
To Branch, rn, Ramificarse, dividirse en ra-
mas; cehar, astas. —ru, Ramificar.
Brancher, s. El que divide en ramos. (Hale.)
Jlalcon ramero. [nos frutos.
Branchery, 8. Las partes vasculosas de algu-
Branchinoss, a, Frondosidad.
Branchlesa, a. Sin ramas; desnudo.
Branchy, «1. Ramoso, espeso, cerrado.
Brand, «. Tizon; espada; rayo; sello de
infamia.
To Brand, va. Merrar, marcar; infamar.
Brandzoose, 4. Oca silvestre.
Brandiron, 4. Marca, el hierro para marcar.
To Brandish, va. Blaudir; ascgurar un
vés sobre una viga,
Brandish, a. Floreo; movimiento rápido.
Brandling, s. Especie de gusano,
Brandrith, & Brocal de pozo.
Brandy, Brandy -wine, 2, Aguardiente,
Brandyshop, £. Aguardenteria.
Brank, e. Y. Buckwheat,
Branlin, a. (Ict.) Espocie de salmon.
Branny, «. Casposo, ido al salvado,
Brasen, Brazen, a. Hecho de bronce.
Brasier, Brazier, a, Latonero; brasero 6 copa.
Brasil, Brazil, s. Palo del Brasil.
Brass, 3. Bronce. Brasa-money, Calderilla
—dad, Descaro, desvergiienza,
Brassfounder, 2. Fundidor de bronce,
Brassica, €. (Bot.) Berza.
Brassiness, s. Bronceadara.
Brass-ore, 8. Calamina,
Brass-paved, a. Bronceado,
Brass-visaged, a. Descarado, desvergonzado.
Brassy, a. Bronceado, desvergonzado. V.
Brasen.
Brat, $. Rapaz; chulo, chiquillo; prole.
Bravado, s. Bravata, jactancia,
Brave, a. Valiente, animoso; garboso; ele-
gante, honrado. [arrostrar.
To Brave, oa. Desafiar; bravear; insultar;
Bravo, 3. Bravonol; fanfarron ; bravata.
Bravely, ad. Valientemente; porfectamente.
Bravory, 8. Esfuerzo, ánimo; galanteria;
pompa; bravata.
Bravingly, ad, En desafío. aplauso.
Bravo, 8, Asesino asalarimlo.—4nterj. Voz de
Bravura, €. (Mas) Atre dificil de cantar.
Brawl, a. Alboroto, camorra; bailo.
To Brawl, on. Alborotar; vocinglear.—04,
Aterrar.
Brawler, $. Quimerista 6 camorrista.
Brawling, a. Alboroto. [de vorraco.
Brawn, 4. Pulpa; el brazo; earnosidad; cárne
Brawner, 8. El verraco que se mata para co-
mer. [culos,
Brawniness, 8. Fortaleza 6 dureza de máús-
Brawny, a. Carnoso, membrudo,
To Bray, va. Majar, triturar; emitir.—on.
Rebuznar.
Bray, +. Rebuzno; ruido bronco: trinchera,
False bray, (Fort.) Falsa braga. — [tinta
Brayer, e. Rebuznador, (Imp.) Moledor de
Braying, as Grito, rebuzno.
To Braze, ea. Soldar; broncear: hacer des-
vergonzado 4 uno.
| Brazen, a. Bronceado; descarado,
To Brazen, en. To bruzen out a thing, Sos-
tener alguna cosa con impudencia, Zu
bruzen one doron, Desconcertar,
Brazenbrowed, B a. Descarado,
desvergonzado. [za.
Brazenface, e, Cara de vaqueta; sin verge n-
Brazenness, 4. desvergiienza.
Brazier, 6. V. Brasier.
Brazil-wood, a. Palo del Brasil.
Braziletto, e. Brasilete. contravencion.
Breach, £ Rotara, rompimiento; brecha;
Bread, a Pan. Soft bread, Mollete. Un-
leavened bread, A'zimo. To earn one's
bread, Ganar la vida [ria.
Bread-chipper, 3. Anácalo, mozo de panado-
Breadcorn, @. Pan, la semilla de que se haco
pan,
Breadroom, £, (Náu.) Pañol del pan.
Breadth, $. Anchura, dimension contra-
puesta á lo
To Break, va. Romper, quebrar; vencer;
inutilizar; violar sn ra 6 prome-
sa, quebrantar; arruinar.—en. Romperse ;
ab reventarse ; or decaer;
romper; separarse; entrar de repente.
To break down, Abatir, Zo break forth,
Brotar. To break in 6 into, Arro :
furzar. To break off, Dejar, To break
ous, Desenfrenarse. To break through,
Pasar por medio de; superar. To break
up, Decampar,
Break, s. Rotura, abertora; pausa, interya-
lo; blanco en los escritos.
Breaker, 8. El que labra; infractor, quebra-
dor. Breakers, pl. Embates. venta-
zones,
To Breakfast, on. Desayunarse, almorzsr.
Breakfast, e. Desayuno, almuerzo.
Breaking, & Bancarrota; irrupcion; rom-
Polenta: Breaking up of, Suspension
e,
na.
Breakneck, 8. Despeñadero, precipicio, rul-
in 8, ee ou ne
Team, e, Sargo. rea a,
To Bream, V. To Broom. sti Ñ
Breast, & Pecho, seno, corazon.
To Breast, ca. Acometer do frente.
Breastbone, 4, Esternon, hueso del pecho,
Breastdeep, Brcasthigh, a. Alto hasta el pe-
A cho a pes 4 ‘ Er
reasted, a. Largo de pecho; hermosa de
Breastfast, a. (Nau.) Amarra del traves.
Breasthooks, & (Núu.) Buzardas.
Breastknot, 8. Núdo de cintas al pocho.
Breastplate, a. Peto; potral; toral.
Breastplough, s. Arado de pecho.
Breastrail, €, (Nán.) Antepecho.
Breastrope, & (Náu.) Guardamancebo de
sondar; nervio de las redes de combate.
Breastwork, a. (Fort.) Parapeto, terraplen.
(Nau) Propao. [to.
Breath, e. Allento, resuello; pausa; momen-
a. Respirable, que se puede res-
pirar.
To Breathe, en. Alentar; vivir; descansar;
80 ee exhalar.—ea. Inspirar, respirar;
exhalar.
BRI
BRI
Breather, s. El que respira 6 vive; revela-
dor; inspirador.
Breathful, a. Lleno de aire; lleno de olor.
Breathing, e. Aspiracion; respiradero.
Breathing-place, s. Pausa, respiradero, des-
canso, da; interrupcion.
Breathing-time, £ Relajacion, reposo; para-
Breathless, a, Falto de alionto; desalentado;
muerto,
Breathleseness, $. Desaliento; muerte.
Breccia, 8. (Min.) Piedras conglutinadas co-
mo el mármol colorado.
Bred, pre, ed pp. del verbo To Breed.
Bree ee rasero, nalgas; culata de cañon
sil.
To Breech, ea. Poner los calzones á uno;
azotar; poner culata á un cañon ó fusil.
Breeches, 3. pl. Calzones To wear the
breechea, Tener el palo y el mando.
Breechings, s. p!.(Náu.) Bragueros de cañon.
To Breed, ca. Criar, engendrar; causar, pro-
ducir; educar.—on. Criar.
Breed, 8. Casta, raza, progenie; generacion.
Breedbate, «. Quimerísta.
Breeder, as. Paridera; criador. :
Breeding, 8. Crianza, urbanidad; cortesía.
Breeding of the teeth, La denticion.
To Breom, ea. (Náu.) Quemar la broza á
una embarcacion. Breeming fork, Hor-
quilla de dar fuego.
Breeze, 8. Tabano; brisa,
Breczeless, a. Inmoble, sin brisa.
Breezy, a. Refrescado con brisas. pesan
Brest, £. (Arq.) Toro, moldura del pié de la
Bret, 4. (Ict.) le do rodaballo,
Brethren, 8. e Brother. Hermanos.
Breve, 8. (M } Breve. V. Brief.
Brevet, a. (Mil.) Comision 6 o bonorifi-
co. Brevet rank, Graduacion militar sin
el sueldo.
Breviary, 8. Compendio, resámen ; breviario.
Breviate, a. pry corto. V. Brief
To Breviate, va. Y. To Abbreviate.
Breviature, 4 V. Abbreciattion. [nuda,
Brevier, $. Breviario, grado de letra muy me-
tBreviloquence, 8. Concision.
Brevity, a. Brevedad.
To Brew, ea. Hacer licores; urdir, tramar;
mezclar.—vn, Hacer cerveza; fermentar
los licores. [los licoros,
Brew, 8. Mezcla; modo de hacer fermentar
Brewage, 8. Brebaje.
Brewer, & Cervecero.
Brewery, Brew-house, €, Cervecería,
Brewing, 4. La porcion de cerveza que se
oa de una vez. (Nán.) Apariencia de
TTASCA,
Brewis, s. Rebanada de pan mojada en el
caldo de la vaca salada miéntras está hir-
viendo,
Briar, V. Brier.
Bribe, 4. Cohecho, soborno. (per.
To Bribe, ca. Cohechar, sobornar, corrom-
Briber, a. Cohechador, sobornador.
Bribery, 8. Cohecho, soborno.
Brick, 2. Ladrillo. Brick baked or hard-
ened by the sun, (Mex.) Adove.
To Brick, va. Enladrillar.
Brickbat, 8. Pedazo de ladrillo. _[ladrillos.
Brickdust, 8. Polvo de ladrillos molidos.
Brick-kiln, s, Horno de ladrillo, ladrillar, la-
drillaL [Peon de albañil,
Bricklayer, 8. Albaiiil, Bricklayer's boy,
Brickmaker, 8. Ladrillero.
Brickwork, a, Enladrillado, obra de ladrillo,
Bricky, a. rilloso. er one
Bridal, a. Nupcial.—s. Boda. dal sones
Bride, 8. Novia, la mujer recien casada, 6 la
ue va & casarse, [dos,
Bridebed, €. Talamo, la cama de los desposa-
Bridecake, 8. Torta 6 pan de la boda.
patente e oa nupclal. ña
egroom, £. Novio, el recien casado, 6 e
que va á casarse, drinos de boda.
Bridemaids, Bridemen, 8 pl. Madrinas y pa-
ande a. Una casa de correccion en Lón-
res,
Bridge, 9. Puente. .Drawbridge, Puente
levadizo. El caballete de la nariz; puento
de violin, [puente.
To Bridge, ea. Construir 6 levantar un
Bridle, s. Brida 6 freno; sujecion.
Bridies, 8. pl. (Náu.) Poas.
To Bridle, va. Embridar; reprimir, refre-
nar.—on, Levantar la cabeza. Zo bridle
tf, Rem [silleros y freneros.
Bridlecutter, s. El que corta cuero para los
Bridlehand, *. Mano izquierda.
Bridler, s. El que goblerna, dirige ó refrena.
Brief, a. Breve, conciso, corto, sucinto.
Brief, e. Epitome, resúmen ; memorial ajus-
tado; anto jurídico. (Mis) Breve. Breve,
buleto apostólico.
Briefly, Brevemente.
Briefnesa, s. Brevedad. :
Brier, e, Zarza, mata espinosa. ‘
Briery, a. Zarzoso, lleno de zarzas,
Brig, Brigantine, 2 (Náu.) Bergantin,
Brigade, 8. B
Brigadier-general, e. Brigadier.
Brigand, $. Salteador de caminos, bandido,
vandolero.
Brigandage, $. Salteamiento, latrocinio.
Brigandine, 8, Cota de malla de ladrones y
ruflanes,
Bright, a. Claro, lustroso, brillante; evi-
dente; esclarecido ; ingenioso, agudo, vivo.
Brightburning, 4. Lo que arde dando mu-
cho resplandor.
To Brighten, va. Pulir, dar lustre; avivar;
ilustrar.—on, Aclarar, zar.
Brighteyed, a. rc [Iuclentes.
Brighthaired, a. El que tiene los cabellos re-
is a. El de armadura bri-
an
a a
ghtness, 2, Lustre, 0; agudeza, vive-
E A
gose, a. Con oso, pendenciero,
tBrigue, e. Quimera, querella, disputa, riña.
Brilliancy, e, Brillantez, brillo, resplandor;
lustre. [mante abrillantado,
Brilliant, a. Brillante.—e Brillante, el dia-
Brilliantly, ad. Eapléndidamente.
Brilliantnesa, 9. Brillantez. [Ateo
Brills, s. pv. Las pentañas del caballo. (Vulg.)
Brim, 8. Borde, extremo, orilla; labio de un
vaso. [Estar de bote en bote.
Brickelay, Brickcarth, s. Tierra para hacer ¡To Brim, ea. Llenar hasta cl borde.—ven.
Y : 505
BRO
Brimful, a. Lleno hasta el borde.
Brimfulnesa, 4. Estado lleno hasta borde,
Brimless, a. Sin labio ó borde.
Brimmer, & Copa 6 vaso lleno.
Briinming, a. Lleno hasta el borde.
Brimstone, $. Azufre, [reno rojizo.
Brinded, a. Balpicado de varios colures ; mo-
Brindle, s. Variedad de colores,
Brindled, a. V. Brinded. [mas.
Brine, 8. Salnmuera, (Poes.) El mar. Lagri-
To Brine, ra. Embeber en salmuera el trigo
úntes de sembrarlo.
Brinepit, e. Pozo de agua salada.
To Bring, ca. Llevar, traer; atraer; acar-
rear; recoger; inducir. Zo bring about,
Efectuar. To bring utoay, Llevarse. Zo
bring down, Abatir, humillar. Zo bring
forth, Producir. Zo bring forward, Em-
pujar. To bring in, Reclamar; reducir;
meter. Zo bring tnto, Compremeter. To
bring of, Desempeñar. Zo bring on,
Trasportar. Tu bring over, Ganar. To
bring out, Salir; sacar. To bring to, Bo-
meter. To bring under, Sojuzgar To
bring up Vomitar; educar. 2b bring
upon, Atraer; exponer.
Bringer, 8. Portador. Bringer in, El que
Introduce alguna cosa. Bringer up, lo-
structor. Bringing forts, Produccion.
Brinish, a. Salado.
Brinishness, $. Sabor de sal.
Brink, e. Orilla, márgen, borde; extremidad.
Briny, 2. Salado.
Brisk, a. Vivo, alegre; fuerto; enamorado.
To Brisk up, en. Avanzar con viveza; rego-
cijarse, ale —04, Avivar.
Brisket, 8. E ho de un animal.
Briskly, ad. Vigorosamente; alegremente.
Briskness, €. Viveza, vigor, vivacidad; de-
senvoltura,
Bristle, e. Cerda, seta, pua,
To Bristle, ta. Erizar, erizarse, levantar 6
poner derechas las cerdas,
Bristly, a. Cerdoso,
Bristol-stone, 4. Diamante de Bristol
da (Ict.) Especie de cillo.
To Brite, ea. (Agria) Modorrarse, madu-
rarse demasiado.
British, a. Británico,
[Bretafia
Briton, a. y e, Breton, el natural de la Gran
Brittle, a. Quebradizo, frágil.
+Brittlely, ad, Fragilmente.
Brittleness, 4. Fragilidad, la facilidad de
romperse 6 quebrarse,
Brize, 8. (Ent.) Tábano, especie de moscon.
Broach, 8. Asador; espeton, alfiler con
gancho.
To Broach, va. Espetar, atravesar; bar-
renar ; decentar; manifestar, proferir por
la primera vez. [alguna cosa.
Broacher, e. Asador; autor 6 inventor de
Broad, a Ancho; claro, abierto; grosero;
obsceno; atrevido.
Broad-blown, a. Enteramente formado.
Broad-breasted, a. Ancho de pechos.
Broad-brimmed, a. Lo que tiene el borde
ancho. con la mano,
Broad-cast, 8. (Agric.) El modo de sembrar
Broadcloth, s. Paño ancho.
To Dl on, Ensancharse.
BRO
| Broad-cyed, a. El que tienc vista muy larga
| Broad -faced, Broad-fronted, a. Cariancho.
Bruad-horned, @. Lo que tiene cuernos
grandes 6 anchos,
Brvadish, a. Algo ancho, [hojas anchas
Broad-leaved, «. (But) Lo que tiene las
Broadly, ad. Anchamente.
Broadness, s. Ancho 6 anchura; grosería,
Broad-pendant, 8. (Náu.) Gallardeton. (ra,
Broad-seal, a. Sello grande 6 real de Inglater-
Broad-shouldered, a. Espaldudo, rechoncho,
Broads & (Nix) Costado de navio; an-
a.
Broadsword, & Espada ancha.
Broadtailed, a. Cosa 6 animal de cola ancha.
Broadwise, ad. A’ lo ancho, 6 par lo ancha
Brocade, 8. Brocado. como brocado,
hey a. Vestido de brocado; tejido
Brocage 6 Brokage, 8. V. Brokerage.
Broccoli, 8, Bróculi, especie de breton,
Brock, 8, Tejon.
Brocket, €. Gamo de dos años.
em 8. a lí [car anguilas,
o Broggle, on. Enturbiar el agua para pes-
Brogue, 8. Espocie de calzado; idioma cor
A a yeas Tapa
e-maker, 8. ro.
To Brold, va. V. To Braid
To Broider, ea. Bordar. [broidery.
Broidery, ¢ Bordudura, bordado. V. Am-
E €, Tumulto; alboroto; sedicion; di-
sion,
To Broil, ea. Asar; soasar.—on. Ásarso,
Broiler, £, Quimerista; yee
+To Broke, on. Hacer de corredor, tratar
negocios por otros.
Broken, pp. Quebrado, interrumpido.
Brokenbacked, a. (Náu.) Quebrantado.
Brokenhanded, a. Manco. [ánimo.
Brokenhearted, a. Apesumbrado, caido de
ea fa . A’ ratos y no de seguida.
Broken-lan s. Lenguaje chaparrado,
Brokennesa, €. Desigualdad.
Broken-slecp, & Sueño interrampido.
Broken-spirit, a. Caido de ánimo.
Brokenwinded, a. Corto de aliento. [dero.
ed 8 pá ageesheshe almone-
rokerage, 8. Corretaje; ropavejcria.
Brokery, a. olaa
Bronchial, Bronchic, a. Bronquial.
Bronchotomy, 8. (Cir.) Broncotomia,
Brontology, 8. Brontologia.
Bronze, & Bronce.
To Bronze, ca. Broncear.
Brooch, $. Broche de joyas 6 de diamantes.
To Brooch, va Adornar con joyas 6 dis.
mantes,
To Brood, en. Empollar; cobijar; consi-
derar, rumiar; madurar.—cva, Crier con
cuidado.
Brood, 4. Generacion, raza; nidada; cría.
Broudy, a. Clueca 6 llueca.
Brook, $. Arroyo.
To Brook, on. Sufrir, aguantar, tolerar.—
ea. Llevar con paciencia.
Brooklime, 8. (Bot) Becabunga ó becabunca.
Brookmint, 8. (Bot.) Menta de agua.
Brovky, @ Lleno do arroyos. [de hiniesta.
Brooin, 4. (Bot.) Hiniesta, retama, Escoba
Broo:mland, 4 Retamal,
BRU BUI
Broomstaff, Broomstick, 8. Palo de escoba. | Brutishly, ad. Brutalmente.
Broomy, a. Retamoso. [carne. Brutishness, 3. Brutalidad.
Broth, 2. Caldo, el agua en que so ha cocido!
Brothel, Brothel-house, s. Burdel; mancebia.
Brother, 8. Hermano. Brother-in-lar, |
Cuñado. Foster brother, Hermano de
leche. : (cofradia,
Brotherhood, 8, Hermandad; fraternidad; '
Brotherless, @. Dicese de el que ha perdido
hermanos y hermanas; el que no tiene
ningun hermano.
Brotherlike, a. Fraternal.
Brotherly, a. Fraternal.—ad. Fraternal-
mente.
Brough . del verbo To Bring. Brought
add Pasa al frente, 6 suma del
nte. Brought over, Suma de la vuelta,
Brow, @. Ceja; frente, rostro; cara; cima;
atrevimiento.
+To Brow, va. Estar al bordo 6 al canto de.
To Browbeat, va. Mirar con ceño; filereza
6 desden. 6 desden.
Browbeating, 8. El acto de mirar con ceño
Browbound, a. Coronad
Browless, a. Descarado.
Browsick, a. Acoquinado.
Brown, a. Moreno, castaño. Brown paper,
Papel de estraza.
Brownbill, 8. Arma ofensiva,
Brownie, €. Duende moreno.
Brownish, a. Lo que tira 4 moreno ó castaño.
Brown-linnet, a. (Oro, Pardillo.
Brownness, 9. Color de cobre.
Brownstudy, 8. Pensamientos melancólicos.
Brownwort, ¢. (Bot.) Escrofularia.
To Browse, ta. Ramoncar, pacer, de.—o0n,
Alimentarse.
Browse, 8. Pimpollos. nados.
Browsing, 8. Pasto, el alimento de los ve-
To Bruise, ca. Magullar, machacar; pul-
a e Magullad site ion
ru & J ura, contusion, e,
aren e. Un instrumento óptico. Fa g.)
Bruisewort, 4. Consuelda 6 suolda consuelda.
Bruit, 2. Ruido, rumor, fama.
To Bruit, va. Divulgar, publicar.
Brumal, a. Bramal.
Brunette, 8. Morena, trigueña, [dente.'
Brunt, 8. Choque, combate; golpe; acci-:
Brush, 8. Cepillo, escobilla, pincel; asalto, |
sarracina,
To Brash, ta. Acepillar; restregar. — on. |
Pasar ligeramente por encima.
Brusher, « Acapillador, limpiador.
Brushwood, 8. Matorral, brefial, zarzal.
Brushy. a. Cerdoso, cerdudo; áspero;
velludo,
Brusk, a. A’spero, rudo,
+To Brustle, cn. Crujir, chillar.
+To Brut, ov. V. To Browse.
Brutal, a. Brutal, ro; salvaje.
Brutality, 4. Brutalidad, inhumanidad.
To Brutalize, en. Embrutecerse,
Brutally, ad. Brutalmente.
Brats, 8. putos animal irracional. A
rute, a. Saly montaraz, irracional, feroz.
To Brate mW To Bruit. .
To Brutify, ca. Embrutecer.
Brutlsh, a. Brutal; foroz; grosero; sensnal
Bryony, 8. Nueza blanca, planta venenosa,
Bab, €, Cerveza fucrte.
Bubble, 8. Burbuja; bagatela; engañifa,
To Bubble, on. Burbujear; ballir. —va,
EN
Bubbler, s. Engañador, fallero.
Bubbly, a. Espumoso.
| Bubo, 8. Incordio, bubon.
Buccaneers, & pl. Filíbusteres.
Buck, & Lejia, colada; el macho de algunos
animales; petimetre.
To Buck, ea. Colar, lavar ropa en Ja colada,
Buckbasket, €. La canasta en que se lleva la
zope á la colada. [pantano,
Bnckbean, €. Trifollo palustre 6 trébol de
Bucket, a Cubo, pozal, baide, herrada.
Backle, 2. Hebiila; bucle.
To Buckle, oa. Hebillar; agarrar rizar. To
buckle for, Prepararse.
Buckler, 4. Escudo, adarga.
Buckmast, €. Fabuco.
Buckram, e. tela engomada.
Buckshorn, e. (Bot.) Estrellamar.
Buckskin, €, Ante.
Buckstall, e. Red tumbadera.
Buckthorn, @ (Bot.) Ramno catértico.
Buckwheat, e. Trigo negro 6 sarraceno.
Bucolic, Bucolical, a. Bucólico, pastoril.
Bud, 4 Pimpollo, vástago, boton.
To Bud, on. Brotar; estar en flor.—ta. In-
ocular, ingerir.
To Budgo, vn. Moverse, menearse. [tero.
Budge, a. Espetado, tieso; fullero.—s. Ra-
Budget, €. Talego; mochila; provision; el
presupuesto de los gastos del estado.
Buff, s. Ante, piel adobada y curtida do
búfalo; color amarillo ligero ; casaca de
soldado hecha de cuero gordo.—-a, Fuerte,
resuelto,
To Buff, va. (Valg.) Apufietear.
Buffalo, s. Búfalo, toro silvestre.
Bufet, +. Puñada; aparador; alacena.
To Buffet, or. Combatir 4 pufadas; apuñe-
tear.
Buffeter, a Púgil, gladiator.
Buffeting, 4. Golpe; puñada. adero,
Bufleheaded, a. Cabezudo, estúpido, ma-
Buffoon, 8. Bufon, truhan, juglar; gracioso,
To Buffoon, oa. Burlar, chocarrear, chulear.
Buffoonery, Buffooning, 8. Bufonada ; chan-
zas ; chocarreria; majaderia.
+To Buffoonize, vn. Bufoncarse.
Buffoonlike, a. Truhanesco, chocarrero,
Bug, & Chinche.
Bugbear, @ Fantasma ; espantajo, coca.
Bugginess, a. Lo que tiene muchas chinches,
Buggy, a. Chinchero, lleno de chinches.
Buggy, 8. Calesin. [caza
Bugle, ra a. Corneta, trompa de
Bugle, s. Bolita de vidrio negro. Bugles,
Abalorios; búgula.
a er a. (Bot.) Buglosa. [confiar en.
To Build, ra. Edificar; fundar.—cn. Fiarse;
Build, 8. Estructura fábrica,
Builder, as. Arquitecto, alarifo.
Building, e. Fabrica, edificio. The art of
building, Arquitectura.
Built, pret. y part. pas. del diras Build.
BUN
BUR
Bal, a (Tct.) Acedia
Bulb, e. (Bot.) Bulbo 6 cebolla.
Bulbed, Bulbous, a. Bulboso.
Bulge, & (Nau.) Abertura de agua
Bunghole, s. Boca, para envasar los Hcores,
To Bungle, ea. Chapucear, chafallar; echar
A perder.
Bungler, > o chambon. [mente.
ad.
To Bulge, en. (Núu.) Hacer agua la embar-, Bungling My, Chapuceramente, tosca-
i, ‘arimon,
caclon,
Arq.) Hacer comba la pared.
Bulimy, 4
ullinia, hambre canina.
Bunk, €
para servir de cama.
Bunn, 4. Buñuelo.
Bulk, a. Tamaño, buito, vulúmen, capacidad; | Bunnian, « Juanete del pié.
corpulencia, talle,
Bulkhead, a. (Náu) Mampara,
Bulkiness, s Volúmen, bulto, masa Y.
Balky, a. Volaminoso, corpulento, macizo, '
(disparate.
grueso.
Bull, s. Toro. (Astr.) Tanro. Bula pontificia; | Bunting, a, Emberiza.
Bullace, 8. Ciruela silvestre.
Ballary, e. Bulario.
Bull-baiting, *. Combate de toros y perros.
Ce Eta 8. ue de tte lint
a Depor 8. antajo. nime.
Bull-calf, a. Ternero; hombre tosco y pusi-
Bull-dog, 8. Alano 6 perro de prosa.
Bullen, 4. Cañamiza; caflamazo.
Bullet, «. Bala de metal.
Bulletin, s. Boletin, notícias de oficio.
Bullet-proof, a. A’ prueba de bala. [clego.
[Bulk. ' Bunt, e, Bunt of a sail, (Nán.) Batidero d
o Bunt, on. Hincharse. vela,
e
Bunter, £ Mujercilla, despreciable,
Bunting, a (Náu.) Lani!la, tejido para ban-
doras de em jones.
Bunting-iron, a. Soplete de vidrio,
eee E ee eat oe i
uoy, & (Naw) Boya. Buoy-rope nque.
Buoy-slinge, Eslingas de boya.
: To Buoy, va. Boyar. To buoy the cable,
(Nau.) Boyar el cable. To buoy one up,
Apoyar ó sostener á alguno.
Buoyancy, & Fluctuacion,
Buoyant, 4. Boyante. *
Bur, 8. Cadillo, cabeza fispera de alguna
planta; el capullo de fratas. Y. Burr.
Bull's-eye, +. (Náu.) Ojo de buey & ojo de | Burbot, a. (Ict.) Mustela de rio.
Bull-faced, a. Carlancho. _[flesta de toros.
Bull-feast, Bull-fight, s. Corrida de toros 6
Bull-finch, 8. (Orn.) Pinzon real.
Bull-head, €. Cabeza redonda, el de rudo
entendimiento. (Ict.) Pescado.
Bullion, £ Oro en tejos, 6 plata en barras;
canutillo briscado.
Bullish, a. Disparatado.
Bullist, 4. Escritor do balas,
Bullition, e. Hervor. V. Ebullition,
Bullock, e. Novillo capado.
Bull-weed, 8. (Bot.) oba, una mata.
Bully, e Espadachin, maton, ruflan.
To Bully, cad. Echar plantas, fieros; insultar.
—on, Renir, fanfarronear.
Bulrush, s. Junco, enca,
Bulrushy, a. Juncoso. [cerner.
Bultel, a. Salvado; ocrnedero 6 llenzo de
Bulwark, $. Baluarte. (Met.) Amparo, de-
fensa.
To Bulwark, va. Fortificar con baluartes.
Bum, 4. (Vulg.) Ascntaderas, nalgas, trasero,
Bumbailif, a. Corchete, alguacil.
Bamboat, @ (Náu.) Bote vivandero.
Bumkin, Boomkin, & (Náu.) Pescante de la
amura del trinquete.
pa 2, Hinchazon; giba; bollo; barriga.
To Bump, va Dar estallido como una
bomba,
Bumper, 8. Copa 6 vaso lleno. :
Bumpkin, 2. Patan; villano, rastico.
Bumpkinly, ad. Rusticamente, villana-
mente.
Bun, @ Cafinmiza. V. Bullen,
Bunch, $. Nudo, tumor, giba; ristra; ma-
nojo; penacho.
To Bunch, en. Formar giba 6 corcova,
Bunchbacked, a. Gibado, corcovado.
Bunchiness, a. Racimoso, nudoso.
Bunchy, a. Racimoso; corcovado, gibado.
Bundle, a. Atado, Ho, mazo, envoltorio.
To Bundle, ea. Liar, atar; empaquetar.
Bung, +8. Tapon, tarugo.
To Bung, a Atarugar, tapar.
' Of
Burdelais, a. Uva de pen £ruesa.
Burden, €. Carga Liye is a burden to him,
Está cansado de vivir.
To Burden, ea. Cargar, agoblar, oprimir.
Burdener, €. Ca or; opresor.
Burdensome, a. Gravoso, pesado, molesto,
Burdensomeness, 8. Molestia, pesadez.
Burdock, 8. (Bot.) Bardana.
Bureau, 4 Escritorio, papelera, escaparate,
Burgage, 8. Una clase de arriendo de tierras,
Burgamot, 4, Pera bergamota. [quete.
Burganet 6 Burgonet, $. Borgoñota o cas-
Burgess, 8. Ciudadano; el diputado al parla-
mento.
Burgess-ship, 8 Oficio de diputado de villa,
Burgh, 83. V. Borough.
Burgher, 8. Ciudadano, vecino.
Barghership, 8. Ciudadanía.
Burglar, s. Ladron que fuerza una casa.
Burslarions, a. Lo que pertenece al robo de
casas por la noche. {en une casa.
Burglary, 8. El delito de forzar y quebrantar
legal i pla > E
urgundy, & Vino de Borgoña. Gurguady
plich, bez de Borgoña. {de sepultura,
Burisl, a Entierro; enterramiento ; oficio
Burial-place, e. Cimenterio,
Burier, s. Enterrador, sepulturero.
Burin, 4. Buril. el pafio.
To Burl, ca. Batanar; quitar los nudos en
Bnrlace, 8. Especie de uva.
Burler, & El que quita los nudos en el paño.
Burlesque,s. y a. Lengua burlesca; burlesco.
To Burlesque, va. Burlar, chasquear, dis-
L
Burlesquer, £. Burlador.
Burletta, 8. Entremes con música,
Burliness, 8. Tosquedad; volúmen.
Burly, a. Voluminoso ; jactancioso ; nudoso ;
repleto.
To Burn, ca. Quemar, abrasar; arder; in-
cendiar.—rn. Quemarse; consumirse,
Burn, 4. Qnemadura.
Barnable, a. Combustible,
BUT BYS
O_o
Burner, 8. Quemador. To Butcher, ea. Matar atrozmente, hacer
Burnet, s. (Bot) Sanguisorba ; pimpinela. una carnicería, hacer pedazos.
Burning, e. Ardor, inflamacion ; quemadura, | Butchering, 8 Carnicería, matanza—a,
—«t. Abrasador, ardiente. lustre. | Cruel, inhumano. [Brusco,
To Burnish, ea. Branir, pulir.—en. omar | Butcher's-broom 6 Knee-holly, 8. (Bot)
Burnisher, 8. Bruñidor; instrumento para, Butcherlinesa, 3, Crueldad, inhumanidad.
brunñir. Butcherly, a. Sanguinario, bárbaro, cruel,
Burnt, PR del verbo To Burn, Butchory, 4. Carnicería, destrozo, mortan-
Burr, a. Pulpejo de la oreja; raíz de las as-| dad de gente; degiiello.
tas de un clervo; el capullo de frutas. Butler, 8. Despensero, repostero; sumiller,
Barrel, $. Manteca de oro; mosca de burro. | Butlersbip, a. Sumilloria.
Burrow, 8. V. Borough. Madriguera, co- nace e. Estribo de un arco.
nejera, [madriguera. ' Butt, s. Terrero; blanco, hito; hazmereír.
To Burrow, en, Minar; esconderse en la; To Butt, va. Topar ó topetar.
Bur-stone, 8, Piedra de molino. Butt-ends, Butts, a. pl. Pid de árbol.
Bursar, 8. Tesorero de un colegio; colegial | Butter, 3. Manteca. (Amer.) Mantequilla.
de beca en Escocia, gio. | To Butter, on. Untar cou manteca,
Bursarship, 8. Oficio de tesorero de un cole- | Butterbump, e. Sat) V. Bittern. [Tlo.
Burse, 8. Y. Exchange. Butterbur, s. (Bot) Fúrfara 6 uña de caba-
To Burst, en. Reventar, estallar; rebosar; ' Butterfly, 8. Mariposa.
prorumpir.—ea, Romper, quebrar alguna Butteris, s. Pujavante.
cosa. 70 burst out, Reventar, prorumpir. ; Buttermilk, 2. Suero de manteca.
Burst, & Reventon, estallido; re ura. |Butterprint, a. Molde para manteca.
Burst, tBursten, p. adj. Quebrado, hernia. | Buttertooth, a. Diente incisivo.
+Burstenness, 8. Quebradura, hernia, Butterwife, Butterwoman, 8f. Mantequera,
Burster, «. Rompedor, quebrador. vendedora de manteca.
Burstwort, a. (Bot.) Milengrana. Butterwort, 8. (Bot.) Sanicula.
Burthen, 8. V. Burden. — [polea y gancho. | Buttery, s. Despensa.
Burton, €. (Náu.) Aparejo 0 palanquin de | Buttery, a. Mantecoso.
To Bury, va, Enterrar, sepultar ; esconder, | Buttock, a. Anca. tl Cncharros.
ocultar. Button, €. Boton. (Art.) Cascabel, el re-
Burying, 8. Entierro; exequias. mate del cañon ; capullo de flores.
et Ma lace, 8. Cimenterlo, campo santo. | To Button, va. Abotonar.
Bush, & Ramo; arbusto, breña, matorral. | Buttonhole, e. Ojal.
To Bush, en. Crecer espeso 6 contiguo. Button-maker, e, Botonero. (ten.
Bushel, 8. Fanega, medida. (nega. | Buttress, s. Estribo, de pared; apoyo, sos-
Bushclage, « Derecho que se paga por fu- | To Buttress, va. Estribar, atlanzar con es-
Bushet, Busket, £. Arbolillo, arbusto; bos-| _ tribo.
quecillo. [bustos. ' Butyraceous, 4. Mantecoso.
Bushinesa, s. Espesor formado por los ar- Buxom, a. Rollizo, regordete. A buxom
+Bushment, e. V. Thicket. tos. | dasa, Moza juguetona,
Bushy, a. Espeso, lanúdo; lleno de arbus- | Buxomly, ad. Vivamente, jovialmente.
Busiless, a. Desocupado, ocioso. Buxomness, 8. Jovialidad, alegría; buen
Busily, ad. Solicitamente, diligentemente. humor. ra.
Business, 8. Empleo, oficio, asunto, negocio, | To Buy, oa. pad ead Tratar de com-
ocupacion. Buyer, a. Comprador.
Busk, e. Palo de cotilla V. Bush, Buz, tnterj, Exclamacion de disgusto,
Buskin, & Borceguí, botin, coturno. Buzz, &. ore) ol murmurio.
Buskined, a. Calzado con borceguies, To Buzz, en. Zumbar; cuchuchear.—ea,
Buss, @ Beso. (Núu.) Bacha pescadora, Cuchichear.
To Buas, ca. Besar. Buzzard, +. Bnaro; modrego, majadero. 70
Bust, e Busto. be detwciat hawk and buzzard, No ser ni
Bustard, as. Abutarda 6 avutarda. [terse.! carne ni pescado.
To Bustle, on. Bullir; no parar; entreme- | Buzzer, 8. Un soplon.
Bustle, 8. Bullicio, ruido, alboroto, trapi-, By, prep. Por; &; con; cerca.
sonda. By-corner, 8. Esquina retirada.
Bustler, a, Bullebulle, entremetido, By-design, 8. Designio casual.
Busto, a. V. Bust, llicioso, entremotido. | By-end, By-interest, e. Interes particular,
Busy, a. Ocupado, aplicado, empleado; bu- By-gone, a. Pasado,
To Busy, va. Ocupar, emplear. By-lane, 6, Camino retirado, [rea
Busybody, & Entremetido. ta. | By-law, 8. Ley privada; estatutos interio-
Busybraín, 8. Ingenio inventivo; proyectis- | By-matter, s. Alguna cosa accidental.
But, conj. Excepto, ménos; pero, sin em-| By-name, & Apodo.
bargo; no mas que, queno. But a while; To By-name, va. Motejar, apodar.
since, Hace poco.—prep. Sin, excepto. — | +By-past, a. Pasado.
ad. Solamente. By-path, 2. Senda descarriada,
But, s. Límite, fin; hito, blanco. [ra. | By-respect, 8. Mira particular.
But-end, & Cabo 6 mango; recaton, conte- | By-road, #& Camino no frecuentado.
Butcher, & Carnicero; hombre cruel, san- : By-room, 4. Cuarto excusado, dencia.
guinario, i By-speech, 8, Digresion e jnci-
CAC CAL
By-stander, 8, Miron. Cackle, & Cacaróo ; charla, [chin
By-street, 3, Calle desviada. (no de posta, | Cackler, 4, Cacareador ; hablador, parlan-
By-town, a. Pucblo que no está en el cami- | Cacochymic, Cacochymical, a. Cacoquimi-
By-turning, 8. Senda oscura. co, lleno de malos humores,
By-view, 8. Fin particular 6 propio intercs, | Cacodemon, 8. Diablo, espiritu maligno.
By-walk, a. Paseo privado 6 reservado. Cacoethes, 8. Mala costumbre; comezon.
By-way, 8. Camino desviado. Cacography, 8. Cacografia.
By-west, a, Occldental, al poniente, Cacophony, 8. Cacofonía.
By-wipe, 2, Sarcasmo con dos sentidos. To uminate, oa. Acabar 6 terminar al-
By-word, a. Dicho, adagio refran. guna cosa en punta.
Byasus, 8. Lienzo fino de Egipto. Cadaver, 8. Cadáver.
Cadaverous, a. Cadavérico,
° Caddis, a Cinta hecha de seda y estambre;
G especie de gusano.
. Caddow, 8. (Órn.) Y. Jackdaw.
Caddy, e. Botecito, cajita para t¢. [mano,
C tiene tres sonidos; el primero como la | Cade, a. Manso, domesticado, criado 4 la
c castellana cuando precede á las letras | Cade, a. Barril; banasta.
a,0,u,l,r; v. g., en cap, come; el se-|To Cade, va. Criar con blandura, mimar.
ndo á modo de una s pronunciada con | To Cadence, va. Regular por medida música,
ulzura, como en cessation, cinder ; y cl | Cadence, €. Caida; cadencia,
tercero cuando la sigue la 4, semejante á | Cadent, a. Cayente.
la cA castellana, como en chap, chess, Carlet, a. Cadete; el hermano menor.
chin, [silla volante. | To Cadge, ta. Llevar un fardo.
Cab, a. Cab. medida hebraica; birlocho 6) Cadger, 8, Placero, regaton. V. Hucketer.
Cabal, 8. Cábala; conjuracion; maquina- | Cadi, a. Cadi, un magistrado mahometano.
cion, trama. Caducity, €. Caducidad ; fragilidad. [verso,
To Cabal, vn. uinar, tramar, intrigar. | Cresura, £ tel Cesura, 6 pausa en un
Cabala, a. Cubala de los judios, Cesural, a, Lo quo pertenece 4 la cesura.
Cabalism, s. Cabatismo. Caftan, a. Vestido que se estila entre los
Cabalist, 8. Cabalista. [to, secroto.| Persas.
Cabalistic, Cabalistical, a. Cabalistico, ocul- Cage, a. Jaula; cárcel, prision.
Cabalistically, ad, Cabalisticamente. |'To Cage, oa. Enjaular, encerrar en jaula,
Caballer, a. Pandillero, sedicioso, Intriganto. ' Cale 6 Caique, a (Náu.) Caique; lancha.
Cabaret, a. Taberna, hosteria. [Repollo. | Caiman, @ Caiman; cocodrilo del S. A.
Cabbage, 8. Berza, col. A head of cabbage, | To Cajole, ea. Lisonjear, adular; acariciar.
To Cabbage, ca. Cercenar.—en. Formar una | Cajoler, 8. Adulador; zalamero, requebrador.
cabeza redonda. Cajolery, 8. Adulacion, lisonja; requiebro,
Cabbage-tree, €. (Bot.) Especie de palma. | Caisson, 8. Arcon para municiones, víveres,
Cabbage-worm, 8. Gusano de berza. Caitiff, e Belitre, picaro despreciable.
Cabin, s. Cabañin, choza, (Náu.) Camarote.| (Vulg.) Pendejo.
To Cabin, on. Vivir en cabafia.—va, Encer- | To Cake, on. Cocer 6 endurecer.
rar en choza. Cake, 2. Bollo, tortita, mamon.
Cabin-boy, a (Náu.) Paje de escoba. Calabash, s. Calabaza grande.
Cabinet, 8. Gabinete, escritorio. Calabash-treo, 4. Calabazo.
Cabinet-council, a. Consejo privado. Calamanco, €. Calamago 6 callemanco.
Cabinet-maker, 8. Ebanista. Calamine, 8. Calamina
To Cabinet, ca. V. To Enclose. Calamint, 2. (Bot.) Calamento.
Cable, 8. (Nán.) Cable. Best bower cable, | Calamitous, a. Calamitoso, miserable, des-
Cable del ayuste. Small bower cable, | graciado, infoliz. (miseria, desastre.
Cable de leva. Sheet cable, Cable de la |Calamitousness, Calamity, 8. Calamidad,
esperanza. Stream cable, Calabrote. Ca-; Calamus, 8, (Bot) Calaino aromático,
ie-bit, Bitadura. Zo heave tn the cable, | Calash, a, Calesa,
Virar el cable. Calcareous, £. Calcáreo,
Cabled, a. Atado 6 afirmado con cable, Calceated, a. Calzado.
¿ablet, 8. (Nau.) Remo!que. Calcedony, 8. Calcedonta.
To Cabob, oa. Asar un lomo de carnero. Calcinable, a. Calcinable.
Cadooso, 8. (Náu.) El fogon 6 cocina. To Calcinato, va. V. To Calcine,
Cabotage, 8. (Náu.) Cabotaje. Calcination, 8. Calcinacion.
Cabriole, e. Y. Capriole. Calcinatory, 8. Calcinatorio, ves be 89
Cabriolet, a. Cabrlolú. V. Gig. usa para calcinar. — ‘alcinarse.
Caburns, €. pl. (Náu.) Cajetas. To Calcine, oa. Calcinar, : quemar.—
Cacao, 8. (Bot.) Cacao, fruto de que se labra | To Calcitrate, en, Acocear, hollar, patear.
el chocolate. Calculable, a. Calculable.
Cachalot, e, Cachalote. To Calculate, va. Calcalar, contar.—en. Ha-
Cachectic, Cachectica!, a, Caquético. cer cálculos.
Cachexy, 3. Caquexia. da, | Calculation, 8. Calculacion, cálculo.
Cachinnation, 8. (Poco us.) Carcajada, risa-
Cackerel, e. Mena, pez.
To Sn Pa Cacarear ; reirse,
Calculative, a. Lo que pertenece al cálculo,
Calenlator, 8. Calculador.
Calculatory, a. Lo que pertenece al cálculo,
CAL
CAM
Calculose, Calculous, a. Pedregoso, areno-
so; calculoso. [Calculi, Cálculoa,
Calculus, e, Cálculo, piedra en la vejiga.
Caldron, 8. Caldera 6 caldero.
Caledonian, a. Escoces.
Calefaction, a. Calefaccion.
Calefactive, Calefactory, a. Lo que calienta.
To Calefy, on. Calentarse, caldearse.—ca,
Calentar. ó causas en los tribunalos.
Calendar, 2. Calendario; tabla de los pleitos
To Calendar, ca, Entrar 6 ingerir en el ca-
lendario. [aprensador.
Calender, 8, Calandria 6 prensa recargada;
To Calender, va. Prensar con calandria.
Calenderer, 8. Aprensador.
Calends, «e. pl. Calenda ó calendas.
Calenture, a. Calentura.
Calf, s. Calves, pl. Ternero; cervatillo;
riel tonto; cobarde.
Calflike, a. Aternerado, semejante á ternero.
Calfskin, €. Becerillo 6 piel de ternero.
Caliber, €. Calibre.
Calibre, 8. Raza, laya, calaña.
Calice, €. V. Chalica
Calico, €. Calicó; zaraza; angaripola.
ista Abe & Estampador de tela de
algodon,
Calid. a, Cálido; caliente. (miento.
Calidity, Calldnesa, €. Calidez, encendi-
Calif, Caliph, e. Califa.
Caligation, Caliginousness, 8 Oscuridad.
Caliginous, a, Caliginoso, oscuro, tencbroso.
atlas 3 y, & Caligrafía; el arte de escribir.
Calipash, Calipee, 8. Términos de cocina en
el guiso de tortugas.
Caliphate, ¢. Califato. [drero.
Caliver, 8. (Ant) Escopeta de mano; le
ir e. (Bot.) Cáliz 6 campanilla de las
O!
res,
To Calk, va. (Náu.) Calafatear. Calking
mallet, Maceta de calafate. Calking
fron, Escoplo de calafate.
Calker, a. Calafate, Calkew's boy, Calafa-
de Calker's tool-boa, Banqueta de ca-
ta.
To Call, ea. Llamar; convocar, citar, con-
gregar; inspirar; proclamar; visitar; ex-
citar. —en, Pararse un rato; hacer visita,
To call in, Reasumir; introducir; revo-
car. To call of, Disuadir. Tb call on,
Solicitar; visitar. To cali out, Desañar;
llamar fuerte, gritar. To call over, Re-
pasar. To call to account, Llamar á
cuentas. Tbcall to witness, Tomar por
testigo. To call upon, Implorar, rogar,
visitar; exhortar.
Call, a Llamada (Fam.) Visita Voca-
clon; pretension; reclamo ; destino, pro- | To
fesion. (Náu.) Pito.
Caller, 8. L or,
+Callet, e. Regafiona; pellforra, ramera.
Callid, a. Astuto, sagaz.
Callidity, Caliidness, 2. Astucia, segacidad.
Callimanco, a. V. Calamanco. [ejercicio.
Calling, e. Profesion, vocacion; clase; oficio;
Callipers, a. Compas de calibres.
Callosity, Callousness, 8, Callosidad, dure-
za; insensibilidad.
Callous, a Calloso, endurecido; insensible.
Calleasly, ad. Insensiblemente.
Callow, a. Pelado, desplumado.
Callus, 8. Callo, dureza.
Calm, 8, Calma, serenidad, bonanza, sosiego.
—a, Quieto, tranquilo, serono.
To Calm, ea. Calmar; tranquilizar; apaci-
ar; aplacar. [segador.
Calmer, 4, Tranquilizador, apaciguador, 50-
Calmly, ad. Serenamente.
Calmnoss, 8. Tranquilidad, serenidad.
Calmy, a. Tranquilo, pacifico.
Calomel, 2, Calomel.
Caloric, 8. (Quim.) Calórico.
Calorific, a. Calorífico.
Calorimeter, a. Calorimetro.
Caltrop, 8, (Mil.) Abrojo. (Bot.) Tribalo.
Calumet, £. Calumet, pipa para fumar; en-
tre Jos Indios simbolo de paz
To Calve, on. Parir la vaca,
To Calver, ea. Cortar en rebanadas. —on,
Encogerse por la cortadura. [vino.
Calvinism, ¢. Calvinismo, la doctrina de Cal-
Calvinist, a. Calvinista.
Calvish, a. Aternerado,
Calvity, a, V. Baldnese,
To Calumniate, en. Calumniar.
Calumnlation, 8. Calumnia
Calamniator, 8. Calumniador. injurioso.
Calumniatory, Calumnious, a. umnjoso,
Calumniously, ad. Calumniosamente.
Calumniousness, 8. Calumníia,
Calumaoy, s Calumnia.
Calx, 8, Calizo. ast) Hueso det carcañal.
Cain, 8. (Mec.) parte saliente de una
rueda excéntrica ; el corazon de un telar.
Camaieu, 8, Camafeo. (Pint.) Diseño,
Camber, 2. (Náu.) Tablon con vuelta circular,
Cambered deck, (Náu.) Puente combado.
Cambist, a. (Com.) Cambista, el que trafica
cn letras de cambio; cambiador de mo-
nedas,
Cambric, a. Batista, olan batista, cambray.
Came, pret. del verbo To Come.
Camel, 2. Camello. Camels hay, Esqui-
nante, droga aromática.
Camelopard, & Camellopardal, Jirafa.
Camera obscura, & Cámara oscura,
zo Camerate, va. Arquear, hacer en figura
e arco.
Camerated, a. Arqueado, abovedado.
Cameration, 8, Arqueo, abovedacion.
Camisado, s. (Mil) E
Carla > Catuclole, clamaloto barragan.
Camlet, 2, Camelote, chamelote ;
Cammock, 4. (ot) Detienebuey.
Camomile, @. (Bot.) Manzanilla,
+Camous 6 Camoys, a. Romo, chato,
Camp, 8. (Mil.) Campo, campamento
p, on. Acampar.—va, Alojar un
Caral a Campañ iff
gn, 8. a, campiña.
To Campaign, on. Servir en campaña,
Campaigner, 8. Campeador.
Campaniform, Campanulate, a, (Bot.) Cam-
paniforme 6 campanuda, flor.
Campanology, 8. Campanolozia.
Campanula, a. (Bot.) Campanula
Porra ay ra 8. Palo de Campeche.
Campes! Campestrian, a. Campesino,
campestre,
Camphire, 8. Alcanfor. ga
CAN
Camphire-tree, 8. Alcanforada.
Camphor, «. Aleanfor. V. Camphtre,
To Camphor, To Camphorato, va. Alcan-
forar.
Caniphorate, a. Alcanforado.
Camping, 8. El juego de pelota con los pics.
Campion, a. (Bot.) Colleja. (Brasil.
Camwood, & Madera roja de A'frica y del
Can, 8. Vaso 6 copa no de tierra Tin can,
Bote, 6 caja de hoja de lata,
Can, en. irreg. Poder. If I can bub see
him, Con tal que yo le pueda ver. Aa
sure as can be, Sin duda. As soon aa
can be, Lo mas pronto era
Canaille, s. Canalla, gonte baja y vil.
Canal, e. Canal; estanque.
Canal-cosl, 4. Carbon duro y muy brillante.
Canary, a. Vino de canarias; canario, un
baile antiguo.
Canary-bird a. Canario, pájaro,
Canary -seed, «, Alpiste,
Can-buoy, 8. (N én) Boya cónica de barril.
Can-hooks, @ pl. (Núu.) Gafas. (limitar.
. To Cancel, va. Cancelar, borrar; invalidar;
Cancellation, « Cancclacion, canceladura.
ED e. Cangrejo; cáncer; signo de zo-
aco.
To Cancerate, en. Cancerarse 6 encancerarse.
Canceration, Cancerousness, & Principio de
cáncer, el estado cancerosa.
Cancriform, Cancerous, a. Canceroso.
Candelabrum, 8 Candelabra, pl. Hachero,
blandon.
Candent, a. Candente.
+Candicant, «. Blanquizco,
Candld, a. Blanco; ingénuo, sincero, franco.
Candidato, 8. Candidato ; pretendiente, opo-
sitor, aspirante.
Candidateship, a. Estado de candidato.
Candidiy, ad. Candidamente, ingénuamente.
Candidness, «. Candidez, candor, sinceridad.
Candle, 8. Candela, vela; luz.
Candleberry-trec, 4. (Bot.) Especte de sauce.
Candlcholder, s. La persona que tiene en su
mano una vela ó candela para alumbrar,
Candlelight, 8. Luz artificial ó de vela A?
early candlelight, Al punto de las ora-
ciones.
Candlemas, €. Candelaria, flesta,
Candle-snuffers, a. Despablladeras.
Candlestick, se. Candelcro, Chamber-can-
dlestick, Palmatoria. Branched-candle-
slick, Araña. (Mex.) Candil
Candlestuff, 8. Sebo para hacer velas,
Cundlewaster, s. Gastador, despilfarrado.
Candlewick, 8, Pábilo.
Candle-cnds, s. Fragmentos, sobras,
Candor, $. Candor, sinceridad, ingenuidad,
franqueza
To Candy, oa. Confitar. Lemon candy, Ca-
ramelos. Peanut-candy, Pepitoria. Ga-
rapiñar.—en. Ielarse; secarse los dulces,
Candy -tuft, e. (Bot.) Planta de los jardines.
Cane, 8. Caña de Indias, de Bengala, de azú-
car; junco ó baston.
To Cane, on. Apalear con un baston 6 caña,
Canicular, a. Canicular.
Canine, a. Canino. (i hoja de lata.
Canister, 8. Canastillo ; bote,
ker, Pr ui hal. cáncer; corrosion.
CAO
To Canker, ez. Gangrenarse.—ca. Gangre-
nar, roer, corromper. [cerosa,
Cankerous, a. Gangrenoso, corrosivo, can-
Cannabine, a. Hecho de 10,
Cannibal, s. Canibal, caribe, antropófago.
Cannibalism, s. Canibalisino.
'Cannibally, ad. Cruclmente,
Cannon, s, Cañon de artillería. Within can-
non-shot, A‘ tiro de cañon.
Cannon-hole, £ (Niu.) Tronera.
Cannon-proof, 8. Prueba do cañon. —[nazos.
To Cannonade, ra. Cañonear, batir á caño-
To Cannoneer, on. Cañonesr.
Cannoneer, 8. Cañoncro, artillero.
Cannot, ta. De can y not. No poder. Y. Can.
Canny, a. Sagaz, prudente.
Canoe, 8. Canon.
Canon, 8. Cánon, ley, estatuto; canónigo.
Canoncss, af. Canonesa.
Canonic, Canonical, 4. Canónico; espiritual.
Canonically, ad. Canónicamente.
Canontcalness, £. Legitimidad canónica.
Canonicals, 8. pl. Húbitos eclesiasticos, vesti-
dos clericales.
Canonicate, 8, Canonicato. (canónico,
Canonist, a, Canonista, profesor de derecho
Canonization, s. Canonizacton.
To Canonize, va. Canonizar.
Canonry, Canonship, s. Canongia 6 canoni-
cato; prebenda. -
Canopied, a. Endoselado.
Canopy, 2. Dosel, pabellon. Ca a
ie Ba fe l, p nopy of
elo de cama.
To Canopy, ta. Endoselar.
papa a, Canoro.
Jant, €, Gerigonza, germania; hipocresia.
(Ant.) Esquína, ángulo, nicho,
To Cant, en. Hablar en gerigonza ó germa-
nia.—va. Almonedear; engatosar.
Cantation, $. Canto.
Canteen, 8. (Mil.) Cantina.
Cantel, 8. Añadidura, Bapa.
Canter, s. Hipócrita; medio galope.
To Canter, tn. Andar el caballo a paso largo
y sentado.
Cant-frames, 8. pl. oa iu.) Cuadernas revi-
radas, —Cant- ers 6 cant<rotches,
Piques capuchinos ó revirados,
Cantharides, s. Cantáridas.
Canthus, $. Canto 6 ángulo del ojo.
Canticle, a. Cántico, canto 6 cancion,
ATA ad. Jlipócritamente.
Tu Cantle, vr. Cortar en pedazos.
Cantle, Cantlet, e. Pedazo, fragmenta,
Canto, 8. Canto.
Canton, 8. Canton, trecho de territorio.
To Canton, To Cantonize, ea. Acantonar,
acuartelar.
Cantonment, e, Acantonamiento.
Canvas, €, Cañamazo 6 lona.
Canvass, €. El acto de solicitar votos para
ar algun destino; pretension.
To Canvass, ta. Escudriñar, examinar; con-
trovertir.—en, Solicitar votos parar lograr
algun destino, rante.
Canvasser, a, Solicitador, pretendiente, aspi-
Cany, a. Lleno de cañas.
Canzonet, @ Cancioncilla.
asco de plata Ea Goma elástica; una substan-
miner:
CAP
CAR
Cap, 8. Gorro 6 gorra; birreta. (Náu.) Tam-
boretes. Cc
ma. |
Crisol para ensayar los minerales; cajita,
bolsita.
Capability, 4. Capacidad, aptitud, inteligen-, Capsular, Capsulary, a, Capsalar.
Capable, a. Capaz, idóneo; inteligente;
apto, propio.
Capableness, s. Capacidad. [grande, vasto.
Capacious, a. Capaz, ancho; espacioso,
Capaciously, ad. Extensivamente.
Capaciousness, 8. Capacidad, cabida.
To Capacitate, va. Habilitar, hacer capaz.
Capacity, e. Capacidad; inteligencia; con-
icion. [blanco.
Cap-a-pie, ad. De piés a cabeza, de punta en
Caparison, 8. Caparazon.
To Caparison, cu. Enjaezar un caballo,
Cap-case, & Saco, alforja
Cape, @ Cabo, promontorio; cuello de capa.
si 8. pr alcaparra, Cost ca pers,
as,
esgrac
To Caper, on. Cabriolar. (Fam.) Ballotear.
Caperbush, e. (Bot.) Alcaparra 6 alcaparro.
Caperer, 8. Danzador, saltador. [menor.
Caper-spurge, *. (Bot.) Tártago 6 catapacia
Capias, $. Auto de ejecucion.
Capillaceous, Capillary, 4. Capilar.
Capillaire, a. Jarabo de culantrillo, [flor.
Capillament, 8. (Bot.) Estambre 6 hebra de
Capillation, a, Ramificaclon pequeña de va-
80S.
Capital, a. Capital; criminal; mayfiscala;
excelente, magnifico; principal—a. Capi-
tel, colana; fondo, caudal.
Capitalist, e. Capitalista,
Capitall y, ad. Con pena de muerte,
Capitation, a. Empadronamiento,
Capitol, e. Capitollo,
Capitular, e, Estatutos capitulares; capitular.
Capitalarly, ad. Capitularmente.
Capitulary, a. Capitular.
To Capitulate, en. Dividir en capitalos.
(mil) Capltular, rendirse.
Capitulation, 8. Capitulacion,
Capitulator, s. Capitulante.
Capivi 6 Copaiba tree, 4 (Bot.) Copaiba.
Capnomancy, a Capnomancia, adivinacion
por medio del humo.
Capon, $. Capon 6 pollo castrado.
Caponniere, «. (Fort.) Caponera, especie de
camino cubierto.
Capot, 8. Capote, en varios juegos.
Cap-paper, 4. Papel do estraza,
Capper, & Gorrero.
Caprice, e. Capricho, extravagancia; antojo.
Cros a. Caprichoso, caprichudo; anto-
adizo.
Ganriioasly, ad. Caprichosamente.
Capriciousness, 4. Capricho. V. Caprice,
Capricorn, a. (Astr.) Capricornio. Capri-
corn-beetle, (Ent.) Capricornio, especio
de escarabajo.
Caprification, 8. Caprificacion.
Capriolca, 4. pl. Cabriolas, saltos. Capriole,
Tna especle de baile,
Capsicum, 4. (Bot.) Pimiento, pimentero.
To Capsize, va. (Nau.) Trabucar, trastornar,
zozobrar.
Capstan 6 Capes 8. Cabrestante. Cap-
stan-barrel, Eje de cabrestante. To heure
pelan, Birar el cabrestante,
rr a A A er — — ___ AAA
Capea. Capsulated, a. Cerrado en forma
e cápsula.
ps
Captain, a. (Mil.) Capitan; jefe, comandante,
Captaincy, Captalnsbip, e, Capitania.
Captainry, a. Capitania, jurisdiccion de un
oa ee
Caption, e. Captura, prision.
Captlous, a. Capcioso, insidioso, engañoso.
Captiously, ad. Capciosamente.
Captiousness, ¢. Espiritu de contradiccion
humor pendenciero; engaño, fraude.
To Captivate, va. Cautivar; cautivar, atracr
la voluntad ; esclavizar.
Captivation, 8. Captura. [a. Cautivo,
Captive, a Cautivo 6 age Noa
+To Captive, ca. Cautivar. V. To Captivate.
Captivity, s. Cautiverio 6 cautividad; prision,
Captor, a. Apresador.
Capture, 6. Captura; presa, apresamiento.
To ls ae od, Apresar, capturar.
Capuchin, 8. Capuchino; capucha, capotillo.
Capulin, 4, Capulin ó cereza Americana,
Caput Mortuum, (Quim.) Colcotar. (Fig.)
mentos, heces.
Car, a. Carreta ó carro. (Astr.) Osa mayor.
Carabine, Carbine, +. Carabina [binero.
Carabineer, Carabinicr, Carbinier, 8, Cara-
Carac, £. Carraca, navio grande y tardo en
cad
Caracolo, 2. Caracol; escalera de caracol.
To Caracole, on. Caracolear.
Caract, Carat, e. Quilate; grado de bondad
del oro; peso de cuatro granos,
Caravan, 8. Caravana.
Caravansary, 6. Curavanera, edificio en que
se hospedan las caravanas. pequeña,
Caravel, Carvel, 8, Carabela, ombarcacion
Caraway 6 Caraway-seed, 8 (Bot.) Alca-
raves.
Carbon, 8. (Quím.) Carbon 6 carbono,
Carbonaceous, a. ue contiene carbono.
ada y asa-
parri [despues.
To Carbonado, ta. Tajar la carne asándola
Carbonate, s. Carbonato.
Carbonic, a Carbónico,
Carbuncle, 8. Carbúnculo; tumor.
Carbuncled, a. Engastado con carbanclos;
Meno de granos. [bunclo.
Carbuncular, a. Encarnado como un car-
Carburet, 8. Carbureto. [de otras pledras.
Carcanet, a, Collár 6 gargantilla de perlas ó
Carcass, Carcase, a, El cuerpo de un animal
muerto; armazon. (Náu.) Casco. (Art.)
Carcasa, us presos 6 carccloro,
+Carcelage, a. Carcelaje, derechos que pagan
Carceral, a. Lo que pertenece á la cárcol.
Carcinomatous, a. Canceroso,
Card, 8. Naipe, carta; tarjeta; cardencha.
To Card, va. Cardar lana; mezclar; desen-
redar.—von. Jugar á los naipes,
Cardamine, 4. (Bot.) Mastuerzo de prado,
Cardamomum, $. Gardamomo.
Carder, s. Cardador; jugador de naipes.
Cardlac, Cardiacal, a. Cardiaco, cordial.
Cardialgy, 8. (Mód.) Cardlalgia.
the ca,
Capsule, > ¿Bot.) Cápsula, hollejo. (Quim.) | Cardinal, a. Cardinal.—e. ease! ; capa de
CAR
CAR
miner: Cardinals flower, ( Bot.) Rapón-
co,
Cardinalate, Cardinalship, s. Cardenalato.
To Cardinalize, eu. Nombrar 6 hacer carde-
nales, [cardar.
Carding. 1. El juego de naipes; el acto de
Cardmaker, 8. Fabricante do naipes 6 de
cardenchas.
Cardoon, 4. (Bot.) Cardo silvestre.
Card-party, 8. Partido 6 ida.
Carduus Benedictos, 2. t.) Cardo santo.
Card-wiro, a. Alambre do cardas 6 carden-
chas. e cargo.
Care, 2. Cuidado, solicitud; objeto de cui-
To Care, on. Cuidar, inquietarse; estimar,
hacer caso,
To Careen, ea, Carenar. Careentng jeer,
Aparejo de carenar.—on. Carenarse.
Carcenage, s. (Niu.) Carencro.
Careoning, a. (Náu.) Carenamiento,
Curecr, 8, Carrera 6 estadio; curso,
To Career, on. Correr á carrera tendida,
Careful, a. Culdadoso, ansioso, inquieto;
diligente, prudente,
Carefully, ad. Caidadosamente.
Carcfulness, 8. Culdado, vigilancia, cautela,
Carelosa, a, Descuidado, negligente, aban-
donado; alegre; flojo, indolente.
Carelessly, ad. Negligentemente,
Carelessness, 8. Descuido, negligencia, deja-
dez, flojadad.
Carentano, 8. V. Quarantatn,
To Caress, va. Acariciar, albagar.
Caress, 8. Carícia, alhago.
Caret, 8. Nota de correccion interlineal.
Eo 8, Carga, cargazon 6 cargamento de
navío.
Caricature, 8. Caricatura. pee
To Caricature, ra. Hacer caricaturas, ridicu-
Caricaturist, a. El que hace caricaturas,
Caries, Carlosity, a, Carles,
Carious, a. Carloso.
To Cark, on. Ser muy cuidadoso.
Cark, 8, Cuidado, ansia, ansicdad.
Carle, es. Patan, rústico; grosero.
Carline-thistle, 8. (Bot.) Carlina, cardo pinto.
Carlings, a. (Núu.) Atrgvesaños de las latas,
Carlinga of the hatchwa ys, Galcotas de
las escotillas,
Carlish, a, V. Churlish.
Carlock, 8. Y. Jeinglasa,
Carman, 8. Carretero, carromatero,
Carmelite, 8. Especie de pera; carmelita
Carminative, a. Carminante 6 carminativo.
Carmine, ¢. Carmin.
Carnage, 4. Carnicería, mortandad.
Carnal, a. Carnal; sensual; mundano.
Carnalist, s. El que es lujurioso 6 lascivo.
So 8. Carnalic sensualidad, las-
Ccivia.
To Carnalize, ra. Ser lajurioso,
Carnally, ad. Carnalmente.
Carnation, $. (Pint.) Encarnacion; clavel
Carnationed, «+. Encarnoda como un clavel
Carnelian, 8. Cornerina, pjodra preciosa,
Carneous, a. Carnoso, carhudo.
Carnification, 8. Carnificacion.
To Carnify, rn. Carnificarse, criar carne,
Carnival, 8. Carnaval 6 carnestolendas.
ra a. Carnivoro, carnicero.
Carnosity, a. Carnosidad.
+Carnous, a. Carnoso, carnudo.
Carob, s. (Bot.) Algarrobo.
Carob-bean, €. Algarroba.
Curol, a. Villancico de Nocho buena 6 Navi-
To Carol, va. y n. Celebrar con canciones
Ja Navidad.
Carotid, Carotidal, a. Carótidas,
Carousal, a. Festin; francachela; jarana,
To Carouse, va y n. Jarancar, alborotar.
(Fam.) Correrla; embriagarse.
Carouee, 4. Borrachera, jarana.
Carouser, 8. Bebedor, jaranoro.
Carp, 4. (Ict.) Carpa. [—oa. Culpar.
To Carp, en. Censurar, vituperar ; sutilizar.
Carpenter, s, Carpintero. Shtp-carpenter,
Carpintero de ribera 6 de navío.
Carpentry, 8. Carpinteria,
Carper, e, Regañon, criticon; maldiciente.
t, s. Tapete de mesa; alfombra, tapiz,
o be on the carpet, Traer á alguna per-
To Carpet, og, Alfombrar, entaplzar
o Carpet, va. Alfombrar, en i
Carpeting, 8. Alfombrero, [to de
Carpet-walk, Carpet-way, 8. Camino cubler-
Carping, a. Capcioso, caviloso.—s Efugio,
censura,
Carpingly, ad. Mordazmente.
e, 8. Porte, acarreo; presencia; con-
ducta; coche, carroza; carga; cureña de
cañon, mensajero,
Carrior, 8. Portador; arriero, ordinario;
ne Carroña; pulpon.—a, Mortecino,
o
podrido. [de hierro,
Carronade, $. (Mil.) Caronada, cañon corto
Carrot, 8. (Bot.) Zanahoria,
Carrotiness, 4. Bermejura.
Carroty, a. Pellrojo.
To Carry, eu. Llevar; arrebatar; buscar y
traer; conseguir; contener.—en, 4
llevar. Zocurry along, Alzar. Tocarry
away, Llevarse. To carry away by force,
Arrebatar, To carry down, Hacer bajar,
descender. To carry forth, Sacar, mos-
trar. Tbcarryén, Introducir. Toca
tnto, Llevar á efecto, To carry
zar; arrastrar. To ca
ner; poe proseguir, To
over, Trasportar. To carry to and fro,
Llevar de aquí alli, To car
through, Sostener. Zo carry di high,
Afectar seiiorio.
Carry-tale, a. Chismoso, cuentista,
Cart, 8. Carro, carreta. Cart-horse, Caballo
de tiro. Carros.
To Cart, va. Carretcar.—en. Usar carretas 6
Cartage, e. Carretaje, paga por el uso de un
carro,
ok mo s. Rocin. (Fam.) Rocinante.
Cart-load, s. Carretada.
Cart-rope, a Cuerda gorda.
Cart-way, e. Carril, camino carretero.
Carte-blanche, 2. Carta blanca,
Cartel, e. Estipulacion; desafio; reglamento,
canje; parlamentario.
Carter, «. Carretero,
ante
carry
Cartesian, 8. y a. Cartoslano, 6 alazor.
Cartharnus, e. (Bot.) Cártamo, rami
Carthusian, 4. Cartujo, el monje de la órden
de San Bruno.
CAS
CAT
Cartilage, €. (Anat.) Cartilago, ternilla.
Cartilaginous, a. Cartilaginoso.
Cartoon, 8, Carton.
Cartouch, 8. Cartucho de balas; cartuchera.
Cartridge, 8. Cartucho. Cartridge-boe,
Cartuchera,
Cartrut, 8. Carril, rodada.
Cartulary, 8. Cartulario; guarda de cartula-
rio; leido:
Cartwright, 4, Carretero, cl carpintero que
hace carros.
To Carve, ea. Cincelar, tallar. Carved
work, Entallado; grabar; distribuir.—on.
Cortar; trinchar.
Carver, a. Escultor; grabador; trinchante.
reina Escultura; trinchar, la accion de
trinchar,
Caruncle, a. Carúncula, excrescencia.
Carunculated, a. Lo que tiene carúnculas.
Caryates, Caryatides, e. pl. Cariatides.
Cascade, 8, Cascada, salto, despeñadero de
agua, [caso, cuestion ;
Case, 3. Estado; situacion; contingencia;
To Case, oa, Encajar.—on. Buponer una
cosa; hacer una suposicion.
To Caseharden, ea. Endurccer por fuera.
Casemate, a, (Fort.) Casamata, [bacana.
Casement, 8. Puerta ventana, (Fort.) Bar-
Caserns, £ pl. Casernas.
Caseshot, a, Balas encajonadas.
Caseworm, e. Insecto, reptil en su huevo.
Cash, 8. Dínero contante.
Cashbook, 8. Libro de caja [nero.
Cashkeeper, 8. Cajero, el quo guarda el di-
Cashew-nut, a. Bellota de nta ó acayaolba.
Cashier, a, Cajero. [(411.) Desaforar.
To Cashier, ra. Quitarle & uno de su empleo.
Casing, 4. Cubertura; bofiga seca.
Cask, 4 Barril, tonel; casco; casquete.
To Cask, ca. Entonelar.
Casket, a, Cajita para Joyas, casquete.
To Casket, ver. Poner en cajita.
Casketa, Gaskets, a. pl. (Náu.) Tomadores.
naa $. Casquete, armadura para la ca-
eza
Cassada, Cassava, 8. (eet Cazabe.
To Cassate, ca. Anular 6 invalidar,
Cassation, 4 Casacion, anulacion.
Cassia, a. Casta,
Cassimere, Kerseymere, 8. Casimira
Cassino, a, Casino, un juego de nalpes,
Cassock, a. Sotana
Cassweed, e, (Bot.) Bolsa de pastor.
To Cast, oa. Tirar, arrojar, lanzar; tumbar;
desechar; sobrepujar; fundir; abortar;
modelar. —en, Idear ó maquinar; amol-
darse ; torcerse la madera. cast about,
Esparcir. To cast against, Reprochar.
To cast away, Naufragar; desterrar. Zo
cast down, Afligir, desanimar. To cast
Sorth, Exhalar. To cast off, Abandonar,
To cast out, Arrojar. Tb cast up, Cal-
cular. To cast upon, Empañar, deslucir;
To cast headlong, Precipitar. To cast
her young, Malparir.
Cast, a. Tiro, golpe; ojeada; molde; echa-
miento; tendencia 4; casta
Castancts, 4 pl. Castañetas 6 castañuclas,
Castaway, s. Náufrago; desecho; réprobo.
Castellan, s. Castellano, el alcaide de un cas-
»
miro.
casi-
th Castelluns, Habitantes de un cas-
O.
Castellany, a. Castellania.
Castellated, a. Hecho en forma de castillo,
encastillado, almenado, tillo,
tCastellation, 2. El acto de edificar un cas-
Caster, & Tirador; adivino; calculador;
fundidor. Castera, Taller.
To Castigate, ca. Castigar.
Castigation, s. Castigo 6 pena; correccion.
Castigator, 8, Enmendador, castigador.
iento, a. Penal, lo que sirve para cas-
gar.
Castile, 8. Castilla, nna provincia de España.
Castilian, 8. Castellano, natural de Castilla,
Casting, a Tiro; invencion; fundicion; cu-
ralle. Casting-coice, Voto decisivo.
Castle, s, Castillo, fortaleza.
Castle-builder, 8. Proyectista imaginario;
hace castillos en el aire.
Castled, a. Fortificado con castillo.
Castleguard, s. Especie de feudo.
Castlet, e, Castilluelo, castillejo,
Castling, 6. Aborto. [de castor.
Castor, a. Castor, anfmal anfiblo; sombrero
Castor-oil, a. Accite de palma cristt.
Castor and Pollux, 8. (Meteor.) Cástor y
Pólux; Santelmo. [tiene el castor.
Castoreum, 4. Castórco, materia líquida que
Castrametation, 3, (Mil) Castrametacion,
arto de acampar un ejército con ventaja.
To Castrate, va. Castrar, capar; espurgar
un escrito,
Castration, 8. Capadura, la accion de capar,
Castrel, a. (Orn.) Especie de halcon.
Castrensian, a. (Poco usado.) Castrense.
Casual, a. Casual.
Casually, ad. Casualmente.
Casualness, a. Contingencia, (dente,
Casuality, 4. Casuali contingencia, acci-
Casnist, a, Casuista,
Casuistical, a. Casuistico. os casuistas,
Casufstry, 8. Teologia moral, la ciencia de
Cat a. Gato. Civet-cat, Algilla. Pole-cat,
Veso.
Cat-o'-nine-tails, s. Disciplina, azote,
Catabaptist, 8. El que se opone al bautismo,
Catachrestical, Y. Catacréstico.
Cataclysm, e. Cataclismo.
Catacombs, £, pi. Catacumbas.
Catacoustics, 8. Catacústica.
Catadioptric, Catadioptrical, a. Catadióp-
trico, reverberante, reflexivo,
+Catadupe, 8. Catadupa, catarata,
Catalectic, a. (Ret.) Cataléctico,
Catalogue, e. Catálogo, lista, memoria.
To Catalogue, va. Poner en catálogo,
Catalysis, a. Y. Dissolution.
| Catamenia, $. Menstruacion.
Catamite, 8. Catamito, sodomita,
Catamount, a Gato montes. [Jos,
Cataphonics, 8, Ciencia de los sonidos refle-
Cataphract, 4. Caballero armado completa-
mente.
Cataplasm, €, Cataplasma.
Cataract, a. Cascada; catarata.
Catarrh, e. Catarro, resfriado, flaxton.
Catarrhal, Catarrhous, a. Catarral.
Catastrophe, 4. Catástrofe. reclamo,
¡ Catcall, @. Bilbo, silbido. Air? hiflido;
5
CAT
CAU
To cae oe Coger, sore asir; nee :
sorprender; ganar.—on. Pegarse. O
peel sl cold, Resfriarse. [cho.
Catch, s. Presa; captura; E lps gan-
Catchable, a. Espuesto á ser pillado ó cogido.
Catcher, «e. Cogedor ; or.
Catchfly, e. (Bot.) Especie de colleja.
Catching, 4. El dentado de una rueda; presa,
e tura.—, Lenn
tchpenny, 4. En
Catchpoll, a, Corchete, alguacil,
Catchup, e. Y. Catsup. cada plana.
Catchword, 8. Reclamo, la silaba al fin de
Catechetic, Catechetical, a. Catequistico.
Catechetically, ad. Por preguntas y ros-
puestas,
Catechism, €. Catecismo.
Catechist, a, Catequista.
Catochistical, e. Catequistico. [religion.
To Catechize, va. Catequizar; instruir en la
Oatechizer, e, Catequizanto.
Catechizing, ¢. Exámen.
Catechu, a. Tierra japónica ó catecú,
Catechumen, $. Catecimeno.
ee val or pide
ategoric, Catego a. Categórico, :
Categorically, ad. Categóricamente.
Category, 8. Categoria, clase; predicamento.
cena a. Lo perteneciente & una ca-
ena,
To Catenate, va. Encadenar.
Catenation, 8. Encadenamiento.
Cater, e. Proveedor.
To Cater, on. Abastecer, proveer.
Cater-cousin, 8. Un favorito; primo cuarto.
Caterer, 8, Proveedor, abastecedor.
Cateress, ef Proveedora, abastecedora.
Caterpillar, e. Oruga.
To Caterwaul, vn, Maullar; chillar.
Caterwauling, 8. El maullido de muchos
gatos. [la mesa.
Cates, a. pl. Viandas, bocaditos, platos para
Cat-eyed, a. De vista perspicar como un
gato, (li, tela.
Catgut, e. Cuerda do violon ó gultarra; mer-
Catharist, a. Puritano.
Catharpings, 4. (Náu.) Jaretas de un navío.
es ‘athartical, a. Catartico, pur-
gan
Cathartic, e, Catártico, 6 medicina purgante.
Catharticalness, 8. Calidad purgante.
der: $8, Catedral.—a. Episcopal; vene-
rable.
Catherine pear, s, (Bot) Especie de pera.
Catheter, 8. Algália; sonda, candelllla
Cathetus, 8. (Gceom.) Cateto, linca perpen-
dicular.
Catholic, a. Católico, universal; ortodoxo.
Catholicism, 5. Catolicismo,
To Catholicize, on. Hacerse católico.
Catholicly, ad. Católicamente, universal-
mento,
Catholicness, 8. Universalidad.
Catholicon, 8. Catolicon, remedio universal.
Catilinism, a. Conjuracion, conspiracion,
Catkins, 6. pl. Tramas, flores imperfectas, |
Catlike, a. Gatuno, gateado.
Catling, e. Legra, instrumento quirúrgico.
Catmint, a. (Bot.) Calaminta.
po . Grave, serio; rigoroso.
Catoptrical, a. Catóptrico.
Catoptrics, e. Catóptrica,
Catpipe, 8. V. Catcall. t
Cat's-eye, & (Min.) Ojo de gato; especic de
ágata.
Cat's-foot, 8. vr V. Alehoof.
Catsilver, 6. (Min.) V. Jfica.
Cat's-tail, s. (Bot.) Especie de caña,
Catsup, & Salsa de setas.
Cattle, a. Ganado. Black cattle 6 horned
cattle, Ganado vacuno.
Cavalcade, 8. Cabalgata 6 procesion á caballa.
Cavalier, s. (Fort) Caballero, terraplen.—a.
Caballeresco, bravo; altivo, desdefioso,
Cavalierly, ad. Altivamente, caballerose-
mente.
Cavalry, 8. Caballería.
Caudal, a. Lo que pertenece 4 la cola.
Caudate, Caudated, a. Caudato.
Caudle, 8. Bebida confortante, que se da á
las recien paridas, [fortante; confortar.
To Caudle, va. Componer una bebida con-
Cave, a Cueva, caverna, antro; bode
To Cave, en. Habitar en cuevas.—ea. Exca-
var. [macion,
Caveat, 8. Aviso, advertencia, (For.) Inti-
Cavern, 8, Caverna.
Caverned, Cavernous, a. Cavernoso,
Cavesson, 8. Cabezon. (truchada,
Caucus, ¢. Conventiculo ó junta secreta; en-
Cauf, 8. Vivoro de pescado. Catch,
cones pret. y part. pas. del verbo Tb
are, 8. Cabial, especie do ernbuchado.
Cavil, 6. Efagio, cavilacion, sofisteria, quis-
quillas; triquinuelas; trampa legal.
To Cavil, en. Cayilar; armar pleitos 6 enre-
dos; sutilizar, buscar quisquillas—ea,
Poner reparo ú obstáculo.
Cavilling, e. Cavilacion, sofistería Y. Cueil,
Cavilier, e. Sofista; trapacero, enredador.
Cavillingly, ad. Cavilosamente.
Cavillingness, a. Disposicion á cavilar.
Cavity, «. Cavidad.
Caul, 8. Redecilla, cofia 6 toca, rod.
Caulet, a. (Bot.) V. Colerwort.
Cauliferous, a. Colifero.
Cauliflower, €. Coliflor.
To Caulk, va. V. To Culk,
Causable, a. Causable.
Causal, a. Causal.
Causality, Causation, €. Causa, origen.
Causally, ad. Do un modo causal,
Causative, a. Causal.
Causatively, ad. Efectivamente.
Causator, $. Causador.
Cause, 8. Causa, origen; autor; motivo, ra-
zon; pretexto; partido. (dacir.
To Cause, va. Causar, hacer, excitar, pro-
Causeless, a. Original; Infundado, injusto,
sin razon.
Causelessly, ad. Infundadamente. sin causa,
Causelessness, 8. Motiva 6 causa injusta.
Causer, 8. Causador; autor.
Causeway, Causey, 8. Arrecife, camino real,
6 calzada empedrada.
Causidical, a. Causidico.
Caustic, Caustical, a. Caustico.
Caustic, 8. Caustico.
Causticity, 8. Mordacidad.
Causticness, 8. La calidad de ser cáustico,
+Cautel, e. Cautela, escrúpulo.
+Cautelous, a. Cauteloso, canto, astuto, s0-
n
carron.
Cauterism, Cauterization, 4 Cauterio.
To Cauterize, oa. Cauterizar.
Cauterizing. s. Cauterizacion.
Cautery, 8. Cauterio.
Caution, £. Caucion, cantela, prudencia, pre-
caucion; prevencion, advertencia; aviso,
recato.
To Caution, ca. Cancionar, precaver, preve-
nir, advertir, avisar, amoncstar; dar fianza,
Cautionary, a. Cauclonado; aviso.
Cautious, a. Cauto, vigilante, circunspecto.
Cautiously, ad. Cautamente, prudente-
mente. [ston, prudencia. ¡ Censoriously, ad.
CER
Cenatory, a. Lo que pertenece á cena,
Cenobite, €. Cenobita, monje.
Cenobitical, a, Cenobitico.
Cenoby, 8. Monastério, convento.
Cenotaph, s. Cenotáfo.
+Cense, 8, Censo, impuesto.
To Cense, va. Incensar.
Censer, 8. Incensario.
+Cension, 8. V. Assessment,
Censor, 8. Censor, revisor, critico.
Censorial, Censorious, a. Severo, rigido ;
crítico.
Censorian, a. Censorio, lo perteneciente al
censor ó á su oficio, [mente.
Severamente, critica-
Cautlousness, 8. Cautela, vigilancia, previ-, Censoriousnesa, 8, Inclinación 4 censurar.
To Caw, en. Graznar, como
cucrvo; jadear.
Cayenne pepper, 8. (Bot.) Pimenton; pi-
To Cease, on. Cesar; fencoer; descansar.—
ea. Parar, suspender.
Ceaseless, a. Incesante, perpétuo, continuo.
Ceaselessly, ad. Incesantemente.
Ceasing, e. Cesacion.
Cecity, a. Cegnedad, ceguera,
Cedar, 2. (Bot.) Cedro.
Cedarlike, Cedry, a. Semejante al cedro,
To Cede, ta. Ceder.
Cedrine, Cedarn, a. Cedrino.
Cedule, €, Cédula. [do los árboles.
Ceduoua, a. Proplo para ser cortado; dicese
To Ceil, ea. Cubrir 6 techar con cielo raso,
wening, 8. Techo 6 cielo raso de una habita-
cion,
Celandine, 8. ee) Celidonia,
+Celatare, 3. Grabado, el arte do grabar.
To Celebrate, va. Celebrar, aplaudir; solem-
nizar; elogiar.
Celebrated, a. Célebre, famoso.
Celebration, @ Celebracion; celebridad ;
elogio, alabanza.
Celebrator, 8. Colebrador, celebrante. [do.
+Celebrious, a. Célebre, famoso, renombra-
Celebrity, 8, Celebridad, fama, reputacion,
renombre.
Celertac, e. (Bot.) Especie de apio.
miento.
Celerity, 8. Celeridad, prontitud, dba
Celery, a. (Bot.) Apio. lícola.
Celestial, a. Celestial, celeste; divino.—s.
Celestlally, ad. Celestialmente.
Celcatins, 8. Celestinos, un órden religioso,
Cellac, a. ae) Celiaco.
Celibacy. Celibate, s. Celibato. {vejigas.
Cell, a Nicho; alveolo; coldilla; celda;
Cellar, a. Sótano, bodega.
Cellarage, 2. Cueva, sótano; renta de bodega.
Cellarer, Cellarist, s. Cilleroro, el despense-
ro de un monasterio,
Cellular, a. Celular.
Cellule, $, Celdita. [teza.
Celsitude, 8. Celsitud, elevacion, altura, al-
Celticism, 4. Celticismo.
Celtic, a. Céltico,
Celta, £. Celtas,
Cement, 8. Cimento; enlace 6 vinenlo.
To Cement, ea.
Unirse,
Cementation, s. Ligazon.
Cementer, 8, Ligador, pegador.
Cemetery, 8. Cimenterio 6 cementerio.
el grajo 6| Censorship, 8. Censura, el oficio 6 di
idad
de censor. censo.
Censual, a. Censual, lo perteneciente al
Censurable, a. Censurable. [surable,
Censurableness, 8, La calidad de ser con-
Censurably, ad. Censurablemente.
Censure, $. Censura, crítica; pena eclesiás-
Tu Censure, ea. Censurar, culpar; criticar,
condenar; juzgar.
Censurer, 8. Consurador, censurante,
Censuring, $. Improperio, censura.
Census, 8, Censo.
Cent, 3. Ciento, centavo,
Centage 6 Per Centage, 8. Tanto por clento.
veneer, a. (Poét.) Centauro. Signo del zo-
íaco
Centaury, s. (Bot.) Centaura.
Centenary, 4, Centena, centenar,
Centennial, a. Centenario.
Centesimal, a. Centésimo.
Centifolions, a. Centifolio.
Centipede, a. Cientopiés. (Am.) Mipiés,
Cento, 8. Centon.
Central, a. Central.
Centrality, a. Centralidad.
Centralization, 8. Centralizacion.
To Centralizo, va. Centralizar.
Centrally, ad. Centralmente.
Centre, 8. Centro; cimbra.
To Centre, va. Centrar.—en, Descansar.—
er. Colocarse en el centro; terminar, re-
matar.
Centric, Centrical, a. Central.
Centrically, ad. Centralmente.
Centricainess, €, Situacion central
Centrifugal, a. Centrifugo.
Centripetal, a. Centripeta.
Centry, 8. V. Sentry.
Centuple, a. Céntuplo, centuplicado.
To Centuplicate, va. Centuplicar.
+To Centuriate, va. Dividir por siglos.
Centuriator, Centurist, a. El que distingue
los tiempos por siglos, [mano.
Centurion, 3, Conturion, oficial militar ro-
Century, a. Centuria, siglo.
Cephalalgy, e. Cefulalgia.
Cephalic, a. Cefúlico. [de culebra,
Cerastes, 8. Ceraste 6 cerástos, una especio
Cerate, Cerote, 8. Cerato.
Pegar; argamasar.—vn. : Cerated, a. Encerado.
To Cere, ra. Encerar.
Cerebel, Cerebellum, a Cerebelo.
Cerebral, a. Cerebral.
Cerebrum, e. Cerebro 6 a oe
CHA
CHA
Cerecloth, @ Encerado, lienzo aderezado Chagrin, e. Enfado,
con cera, goma, de. un muerto.
pena.
Cerement, 8. Encerado con que se arrolla To Chagrin, ea. Enfa
Ceremonial, a. y 8. Ceremonial; rito externo.
Ceremonialness, Ceremoniousness, 8. Cere- '
moniosidad. [etiquetero,
Ceremonious, a. Ceremonial: ceremonioso,
Ceremoniously, ad. Ceremoniosamente.
Ceremony, & Ceremonia; cumplido; cere-
monías, The look of ceremontes, Cere-
monial.
Cereous, a. Cereoso.
Cerium, 2 Certo, cereoso. Oxridated oe-
rium, Cerio oxidado,
Cerinthian, 4, Cerintio, cerinto.
Cerrus, a, (Bot.) Especie de encina.
Certain, a. Cierto, indubitable, evidente ;
determinado; seguro.
Certainly, ad. Ciertamente; segnramente.
Certainness, Certainty, €. Certeza, certidam-
bre; seguridad.
+Certes, ad. Ciertamente. testimonio.
Certificate, Certification, & rtificacion,
To Certificate, ra. Certificar.
Certifier, 8. Certificador. (mar.
To Certify, ca. Certificar, atestignar, afir-
Certiorari, 8. (For.) Un auto de alguno de
los tribunalca superiores de justicia avo-
cando á si la causa que pende en un tri-
bunal inferior.
Certitade, 8. Certidumbre, certeza. [cuello.
Cervical, a. Cervical, lo que pertenece al
Cerulean, a. Cerúleo, azulado.
Cerulific, a. Lo que puede dar color cerfileo.
Cerumen, 8. Cera do los oidos, cerilla,
Ceruse, 8. Cerusa, albayalde.
Cerused, a. Cosa que tienc albayalde.
Cespititiona, a. Hecho de césped.
To Cess, ea. Amillarar, repartir las contri-
buciones por millares,
Cess, 4 Amillaramiento, repartimiento,
Cessation, 8. Cesacion, suspension, parada.
Cesslon, 4. Ceston.
Cessfonary, a. Ceslonario.
+Cessment, $. Amillaramiento, tazacion.
Cessor, 8, (For.) Asesor; tasador; reparti-
dor. [hlerro.
Cest, 8, Cefiidor; manopla guarnecida de
Cesure, 8. V. Casura,
Cestus, ¢. Ceñidor de Vénus.
Cetaceous, a. Cetáceo.
Ceterach, 2. (Bot.) Doradilla,
Chad, e. Especio de pescado. V. Shad.
To Chafe, ra. Frotar, estregar, ludir; eno-
Jar, enfadar.—on. Enojarse, acalorarse ;
desollarse. [ardor.
Chafe, 8. Acaloramiento, rabia, furor, cólera,
Chafer, a. Especie de escarabajo; escalfador.
Chafery, s. Fragua 6 forja en la herrería.
Chaff, e, rd á sold : cáscara del
grano; paja, lo que nada valo.
To Chaffer, on. Regatear, baratear.
+Chaffern, 4. Caldera.
Chafferer, 8. Regaton,
teeny a. Y. Traffic.
Chafiinch, a. (Orn.) Pinzon, pájaro.
Chaffless, a. Sin zurron ú hollejo ; sólido.
Chaffy, a. Pajizo, lleno de zurron fi hollejo.
Chating, £. Desolladura, friccion. [anafe.
TE 8. Escalfeta, escalfador, rejilla,
A DE
O gp prs hii pS
umbre, desazon,
na desazonar, amobinar.
ar, vejar, entristecer,
Chain, 6. Cadena; grillete. Ciatn of rocks,
Arrecifo de piedras. {lazar, unir.
To Chain, ea. Encadenar; esclavizar; en-
Chaln-pump, 2. win Bomba de cadena.
Chain-plates, 4. (Náu.) Cadenas de las vigo-
tas. Top-chains, Cadenas de las vergas,
Chatnshot, a. (Art.) Balas encadenadas,
Chainwork, a Cadeneta, labor.
Chair, 8. Silla, taburete. .Arm-ckatr, Sills
poltrona. Prtry-chair, Sillico. Rock-
tng-chatr, (Cuba) Mecedor, butaca
Chairman, $. Presidente de una junta; si-
lletero. e posta
Chatse, a. Silla volante. Post-chatee, Silla
Y. Caleog-
ea 8. Calcografía.
ne Y.
Cha!ldron, a. Chaldron, carro que contiene
una cantidad de carbon, equivalente á
treinta y seis fanegas,
Chalice, €, Cáliz.
Chalk, & Greda, marga, clarion, tiza,
(Amer.) Tizate. French chalk, Espuma
del mar. margar.
To Chalk, ea. Engredar; señalar, marcar;
Chalk-cutter, 28, Cuvador de greda.
Chalk-pit, 8. Pozo de que se saca la greda,
Chalk-stone, 8. Pedazo de greda, 6 tiza.
Chalky, a. Gredoso.
To Challenge, eva. Desaflar; acusar; recu-
sar; alegar; pretender.
Challenge, 8. Desafio; demanda, preten-
sion ; recusacton. [sacton ; recusable.
Challengeabdle, 7. Expuesto 4 desafío 6 aca-
Challengers 6. Desafiador, duclista; deman-
ante.
+Chaly bean, a. Calibeado. [acero.
Chalybeate, a. Impregnado con hierro 6
Chamade, £ (Mil) Llamada, pars parla-
mentar, &c.
Chamber, a, Cámara, cuarto, aposento. Bed-
chamber, Alcoba, dormitorio. (Mex.)
Rechmara, Chamber- Orinal Cá-
mara, tribunal. Chamber of commerce,
Consulado. Chamber ofa pump, (Nán.)
Almacen de una bomba.
To Chamber, on. Retozar, intrigar, enredar.
—«a. Vivir en cámara 6 aposento.
Chamber-council, 8. Comunicacion confi-
dencial; concejo secreto.
Chamber-counsel, e. Jurisconsulto, abogado
que da su parecer ain presentarse en el
tribunal. [rero.
Chamberer, €, Zaramullo, zarancto; camna-
Chamberfellow, €. Compañero de cuarto.
Chambering, $. Lascivía, liviandad, disolu-
cion, [berlain, El camarero mayor.
Chamberlain, 8, Camarcro, chas
Chamberlainship, 4, Oficio de camarera,
Chambermaid, af. Moza do cámara; criada
Chat ror O portátil
amber-organ, 8 O'rgano A
Chamber-practico, 3. prática del jurle-
consulto los tribunales,
Chamblet, Chamelot, V. Camelot,
To Chamblet, ca. Variar.
Chameleon, 8. Camalcon.
To Chamfer va. Acanalar, estriar.
CHA CHA
A A eae han ea eed ce ne o E ee ce
Chamfer, Chamfret, e. Canal, arr estria. Chaperon, s. Caperuza, capirote; rodrigon ;
Chamois, «. Gamuza, especie "ae cabra | protector.
montes, To Chaperon, ta. Acompañar á una señora.
Chamomile, 4 Manzanilla, Chapfallen., a. uihundido. 7b de chap-
To Champ, va. Morder, mascar, mordiscar.| fallen, Estar triste, abatido.
Champagne, 8. Vino de Champaña. Chapiter, 8. (Arq.) Capitel. V. Capital.
Champaign, € Campiña, llanura. Chaplain, 8. Capellan ; limosnero.
Champalgn, a, Abierto ó llano. Chaplaincy, Chaplainship, s. Capellanía.
‘hampertor, 8. Pleitista, litigante. Chapless, a. Boquiseco. [penacho.
Champerty, 4 Mantenimiento de un pleito. | Chaplet, s, Guirnalda; rosario; moldura;
Champignon, 8. (Bot.) Champifion, especie ;Chapman, $. Comprador; vendedor, trafi-
de seta ú hongo. cante. lar.
Champion, 8. Campeon ; héroe, guerrero, |Chspter, £ Capitulo; cabildo; sala capitu-
Championess, 4f Campeona; abogada. To Char, ea. Hacer carbon de leña; traba-
Chance, 8. Fortuna, ventura, suerte; acaso, | jar á jornal. [dulce.
lance, casualidad, contingencia; riesgo, Char, a Jornal; especie de pescado de azua
peligro. Character, 8, Carácter, marca, forma; nom-
To Chance, en. Acaecer, suceder, acontecer. | bre, fama. (mir.
Chance-medley, 8. (For.) Homicidio casual. | To Character, ea. Grabar, esculpir, impri-
Chancel, €. Presbiterio en la iglesia. Characteristic, Characteristicdl, a. y a. Ca-
Chancellor, & Canciller, cancelario. Chan-| _ racteristico.
cellor of the Ewchequer, Ministro de ha- | Characteristically, ad. Caracteristicamente,
cienda. Lord High Chancellor, Gran | Characteristicalness, s. Propiedad caracteris-
canciller. : tica, esculpir, señalar,
Chancellorship, 2. Cancillería, To Characterize, ca. Caracterizar; grabar,
Chancery, 8. Cancillería, Characterlosa, a. Sin carácter.
Chancre, & U'lcera venérea ; cáncer. Charactery, a Carácter, impresion 6 señal
Chancrous, a. Ulceroso. [(Mex.) Candil. Charade, 8. Charada,
Chandelier, 2, Araña de luces, candelero. Charcoal, 8. Carbon de Jeña.
Chandler, 8. Cerero 6 velero. Chandler's Chard, a. (Bot.) Hoja de alcachofa,
shop, Lous (Am.) Pulpería (Mex.),To Charge, va. Encargar, comisionar; car-
Tienda. Wur-chandlera, Cerería, Tul- gar; alarcar; acometer; acusar; man-
loto-chandler'a, V eleria. Corn-chandler, | ar.—on. Atacar.
paguero: Charge, €. Cargo, cuidado; órden; comi-
Chandlery, 4, Todas las cosas que se venden| sion; acusación ; coste, partida; ataque,
en las tiendas de granos, velas, do, embestida ; carga, tiro. [acusable.
Chanfrin, s. Frente 6 faz del caballo, Chargeable, a. Costoso, caro; imputable;
To Change, ea. Cambiar, trocar; convertir. | Chargeableness, « Gasto, coste,
—vn. Mudar, alterarse. Chargeably, ad. Costosamente.
Change, a Mudanza, conversion; vicisitud ; | Charger, 8. Fuente 6 plato grande; caballo
cambio; lonja ó bolsa. de guerra.
Changeability, 4. Mutabilidad. Charily, ad. Cautelosamente.
Changeable, a. Variable, inconstante, vele!- | Chariness, 8. Cautela, cuidado, precaucion.
doso ; cambiante. [cia. | Chariot, a. Carro; carrocin; coche; carro
Changeableness, 8. Mutabilidad, inconstan-| militar,
Changeably, ad. Inconstantemente. [doso. | Charioteer, €. Cochero.
Changeful, a. Inconstante, variable, velei- | Chariot-race, s. Carrera de carros,
Changeless, 4. Cunstante, inmutable. Charitable, a. Caritativo, limosnero.
Changeling, 8. Un niño cambiado por otro; | Charitableness, €. Caridad, amor, limosna.
loco; inconstante. Charitably, ad. Caritativamente
Changer, 8, Cambiante, cambista; el que | Charitativo, «. Carltativo.
muda de parecer. Charity, 8, Caridad, benevolencia, amor.
Channel, €. Canal, álveo; estria. Charlatan, 8, Charlatan, saltimbanco, em-
To Channel, va. Acanalar, estriar. pirico. Ñ
To Chant, va. y n. Cantar; cantar el servi- | Charlatanry, 8. Charlatanería, engaño.
cio en una catedral, Charles's wain, e. (Astr.) Osa mayor.
Chant, a. Canto; canto llano. Charlock, 2, Alhaceña. [atractiza, gracia,
Chanter, 8, Cantor; chantre. Charm, $. Encanto, hechizo; embeleso,
Chanticleer, e. El gallo. To Charm, ta. Ensalmar, hechizar; embele-
Chantress, €. Cantora, cantatriz. sar; captar.—un. Sonar armoniosamente.
Chaos, a, Caos; confusion, desórden. Charmed, a. Encantado,
Chaotic, a. Confuso, desordenado, irregular. | Charmer, a. Encantador, hechicero.
To Chap, on. Rajarse 6 hendirse la tierra ; |! Charmful, a. Gracioso, lleno de encantos,
hacerse grietas en la cara 6 en las manos. | Charming, a. Agradable, hechicero, encan-
Chap, $. Grieta, abertura, rendija; mandi-| tador.
bula; mozo, muchacho. [hebilla | Charmingly, ad. Agradablemente. [tivo,
Chape, 4, Contera de espada; charnela de Charmingness, a. Encanto, embeleso, atrac-
Chapol, 8. Capilla, iglesia pequeña, Charnel, a. Carnoso. ,
Chapelesa, a. Sin contera. Charnel-house, 8. Carnero, calvario, osario,
Chapelry, 8. La jurisdiccion de una capilla, | Chart, a. (Náu.) Carta de aah
CHE
Charter, 8. Escritura auténtica; carta cons-
titucional.
To Charter, va. Establecer po ley, incor-
pore: como un cuerpo legitimo. (Náúu.)
"letar.
Chartered, a. Privilegiado, fletado.
Charter-party, 8. Carta-partida, 6 contrata
de mutuo convenio.
Chartreuse, Chartreux, 8, Cartuajo; cartuja,
monasterio de cartujos. V. Curthusian.
Chartulary, a, V. Curtulary.
Char-woman, & Mujer que trabaja 4 jornal.
Chary, a. Cuidadoso, cauteloso, frugal.
To Chase, oa. Cazar; dar caza; engastar;
seguir. un cañon.
Chase, 8. Caza: cazaloro, hut) Jalibre de
Chasable, a. Cazadero, cazable.
Chaser, 8. Cazador; engastador.
Chasm, 8. Hendidura, abertura; vacio,
hueco; laguna. (grietas.
Chasmed, a. THendido, rajado, lleno de
Chasseurs, a, pt. Cazadores, tropa de infan-
teria ligera,
Chaste, a. Casto, puro; castizo; continente.
Chaste-eyed, a. El que tlene el mirar mo-
desto.,
Chastely, ad. Castamente.
To Chasten, ea. Corregir, castigar ; limpiar.
one 8. Castigador, corrector, limpia-
or.
Chasteness, 8. Pureza, castidad, continencia.
Chaste-trea, 8. (Bot.) Agnocasto.
To Chastise, va. Castigar, corregir.
Chastisable, a. Puntble
Chastisement, 8. Castigo, correccion.
Chastiser, 8. Castigador.
Chastity, 8. Castidad, pureza, continencia.
To Chat, en. Charlar, parlotear, cotorrear.
Chat, 8. Charla, locuacidad, cháchara, gar-
rulidad. o
Chateau, 8, V. Cuatia,
Chatelet, e. Sere
Chatellany, 8, Castellanía.
Chattel, e. Bienes muebles, «+
To Chatter,on. Cotorrear, cotorra ; rechinar;
charlar, parlotear.
Chatter, a, Chirrido; charla, cháchara, parla.
Chatterbox, 8. Parlero, charlador, guapeton,
hablador.
Chatterer, @ Charlador, gárrulo.
Chattering, « Chirrido de los pájaros; re-
chino de los dientes; garrulidad.
Chattering, a. Locuaz, hablanchin.
Chatty, «2. pp á hablar.
Chatwood, €. Zoquetes 6 astillas de leña
Chavender, a. (Ict.) Coto. V. Chub,
To Chaw, va. (Poco usado.) Mascar, masti-
car. V. To Chew.
Chaw, 8. Mandibula V. Chap.
tUhawdron, 8. Entrafias, V. Entrails,
Cheap, €. Barato. [bajar el precio.
To Cheapen, ea. Regatear; abaratar 6 re-
Cheapener, 8. Regaton, traficante,
Cheaply, ad. Barato.
Cheapness, & Baratura,
Chear, a, Y. Cheer. pear.
To Check, va. Reprimir, refrenar, moderar;
roñir.—en. Pararso. — [libranza; listado,
Check, a. Rechazo; freno; reprension ; órden,
To Checker 6 Chequer, ca. Taracear.
Checker 6 Chequer, 8 V. Chess-board.
Reprensor; tablero.
Chee er-work, a, Taracea 6 ataraces.
Checkless, a. Violento, deszobernado.
Check-mate, a Mate, el último lance del
ajedrez.
Cheek, 8. Carrillo, mejilla, Cheeks of.a
window 6 door, Jambas. (Art) Qualdera
de cureña Cheeks if a (N 4a.)
Cacholas, Cheek of the pump, Picota.
Cheek-bone, 4, Juanete.
| Cheer, & Banquote; convite; alegría; áni-
mo; alre; vivas.
To Cheer, va. Excitar, alentar; consolar,
alegrar.—on. Alegrarse. To cheer up,
Tomar ánimo. dor.
Cheerer, 8. Alegrador, victoreador, aplauili-
Cheerful, Cheorly, Cheery, a. Alegre, vivo;
placentero. [mente.
Cheerfully, Cheerily, Cheerly, ad. Alegre-
Cheerfulness, « Alegría, jovialidad.
Cheerless, a. Triste, melancólico,
Cheese, 8. Queso.
Cheese-cake, 8. Quesadilla. [vende queso.
Cheese-monger, 8. Quesero, el que hace 6
Cheese-paring, & Raedura de queso; buscas.
Cheese-press, a. Prensa de queso. — [queso.
Cheese-vat, &. Quesera, la tabla para hacer
Cheesy, 4. Caseoso.
Chemical, a. Químico. [de mujer.
Chemise, e. (Fort.) Revestimiento; camisa
Chemlat, a. Químico.
Chemistry, 8. Quimica
To Cherish, va, Criar, proteger; apreciar;
acordarse con placer.
Cherisher, 8. Fautor, fomentador, protector.
Cherishing, a. Apoyo, proteccion, estima.
Cherry, 8. Cereza. Cherry-stone, Hueso
de cereza.
Cherry-tree, 8. (Bot.) Cerezo.
Cherry-pit, a. Juego de niños.
Chert, 8. (Min.) Especio de pedernal, cuarzo,
Cherty, a. Lo que tiene le oe
Cherub, & Querubin.—pi, C. im, Que-
rubines.
Cherubin, a, V. Cherub.
Cherubic, Cherubical, a. Angolical
Chervil, s. (Bot.) Pertfotio.
To Cherup, en. Gorjear.
vhesbls, E en ds [20 j
ess, 8. El Juego del ajedrez. se juega.
Chess-board, s. Ajedrez, el tablero en que
Chess-man, 8. Pieza de ajedrez.
Chess-player, s. Jugador de ajedrez.
Chess-trees, 8. pl. (Náu.) Castañuelas de las
uras,
am
Chest, s. Pecho; caja; cómoda, guardaropa.
To Chest, ca. Depositar 6 meter alguna
cosa cn una cómoda. [tiene pecho.
Chested, a. Lo que tiene cómodas; el que
Chestnut, a. Castaña; color de castaña.
Chestnut-tree, a, (Bot.) Castaño.
To Cheat, ea. Engañar, defraudar; [pear. Chevalier, a, Caballero,
Cheat, 8. Trampa, fraude; trampista, dro-
gucro, [cero.
Cheater, pos ia pista, bribon, ratero, trapa-
Chevaux-de-frise, 4. (Mil.) Caballo de frisa,
Cheven, 4 (Ict.) V. Chut.
Cheveril, 8, Cabritillo, choto; cabritilla.
CHI
CHO
Chevron, 4,
forma triángulo en el escudo.
(Herál.) Chevron, la figura en | Chimne
u
«piece, «. Las jambas y el dinte
e adornan las chimeneas,
To Chew, vu. Mascar, masticar; ramlar, | Chimney-sweeper, 8. Deshollinador.
considerar.
Chew, 4. (Vulg.) La cosa masticada.
Chewing, a. Masticacion.
Chicane, £ Tramoya, enredo, cavilacion,! China, Chinaware,
Chimney-top, 8. La punta del cañon de la
chimenea. babador.
(artificio. | Chin, 8. Barba. Chin-cloth or Gib, Babero,
s. China, porcelana.
To Chicane, on. Armar enredos, sutilizar ; ! China 6 Indian Ink, a. Tinta de China.
entrampar.
Chicaner, £ Sofista, trampista, enredador.
Chicancry, 8. Sofisteria, enredo, trapaza.
Chicles, & (Bot.) V. Chick pea. [Jóven.
Chick, Chicken, 8. Polluclo 6 pollo. (Fig.)
E Leste: a. Cobarde, gallina, man-
Tit 7
Chicken-pox, 2. Viruelas locas,
Chickling, a Pollíto, polluelo,
Chickpea, 2 (Bot.) Garbanzo.
Chick weed, 8. (Bot.) Alsine.
To Chido, ea. Reprobar, culpar, echar en
cara, regañar.
To Chide, en. Regañar, refiir, alborotar.
Chide, 8. Murmullo, reprension, reprimenda.
Chider, 8. Regañon.
Chiding, & Reprension, regaño, reprimenda.
Chidingly,ad. Con reprension ó reprimenda,
Chief, a. Principal, capital, eminente, jefe.
Chief, a, Jefe, superior, comandante.
ce Chiefly, ad. Principalmente, sobre
todo,
Chiefest, a, sup. Principalisimo,
Chiefless, a. Sin jefe 6 superior.
Chieftain, 8, Jefe, comandante; capitan.
Chicftainry, Chieftainship, 8. Jefatura, la
dignidad de jefe.
Chilblaing, 4, pl. Sabafiones.
Child, a, Infante, niño: hijo 6 hija
+To Child, en. y. a. Parir,
Childbearing, part. Parto.
Childbed, 4 Sobreparto. Morir de parto.
Childbirth, 8. Parto. To diein childbirth,
Childermas-day, 8. Dia de los inocentes,
Childhood, 8. Infancia, niñez; puerllidad.
Childish, «e. Frivolo, trivial, pueril.
Childishly, ad. Puerlimente. [nifios,
Childishness, «. Puerilidad, cosa propia de
Childless, a. Sin hijos, infecundo.
Childlike, a, Pueril, Pe io de niño.
Children, @ pl. de Chil
Chiliad, 8. Millar. [el milenario.
Chillast, a, Milenario, sectarios que esperan
Chilification, 8. V. Chylification.
Chill, a. Escalofrio, friolento; desanimado.
—a, Frio. calofriarse.
To Chill, ea. Enfriar; desanimar.—or. Es-
Chilliness, €, Calofrio, tirituna.
Chillness, & Frio.
Chilly, a. Friolento.—ad. Friamente.
Chimb, 4. Cabo 6 remate de barril ó tina.
Chime, 4. Consonancia ; el conjunto de cain-
panas; conformidad.
To Chime, en. Soñar con armonía; con-
ventr, concordar.—ca. Tocar con armonía.
Chimer, s. Campanero.
Chimera, 8. Quimera, [cimmar.
Chimere, & El vestido talar de los pretadus ;
Chimerical, a. Quimérico, imaginario.
Chimerically, ad. Quimcricamente.
Chimney, 8. Cañon de chimenea; hogar.
Chimney-corner, @. Rincon de chimenea,
China-orange, & te de China,
China-root, 3. Bee) hina, planta y raiz
uc se tracn de China.
Chincough, 8. Tos convulsiva. [solomo,
Chine, a. Espinazo; lomo en los animales;
To Chine, ra. Deslomar, romper el esp{nazo.
Chink, 4. Grieta, hendedura, rajadura.
To Chink, on. Henderse, abrirse; resonar.
Chinky, a. Hendido, rajado.
Chinnod, a. Barbado.
To Chinse, ea. (Náu.) Calafatear.
Chintz, 8, Zaraza. [cn, Romperse, abrirse,
To Chip, ta. Desmenuzar; hacer astillas, —
Chip, €. Brizna, astilla; cepilladura
Chipping, 8. Brizna,
Chirographer, 8. Escribano, escribiente.
Chirography, & Quirografia.
Chiromancer, 8 Quiromántico.
Chiromancy, 8, Quiromancia [Alegrar.
To Chirp, en. Chirriar, gorjear, plar.—ca,
Chirp, $. Chirrido, gorjeo, graznido ; canto.
Chirper, $. Chirriador, gorjeador.
Chirping, 8. El canto de las aves.
+Chirurgeon, 8, Cirujano. V. Surgeon,
+Chiru ms 8. Cirugia Y. Surgery.
Chirurglca , A, Quirúrgico. V. Surgical,
Chisel, 4. on ON cincel, formon.
To Chisel, ca. Escoplear, cincelar, esculpir.
To Chit, rn. Brotar, echar yemas. (Fam.)
Cuchichear. [palique.
Chitchat, 8. Charla (Fam.) Cachicheo,
Chitterlines, 8. pl. Despojo, el vientre, asa-
ara.
+Chitty, @. Pueril; pecoso.
Chivalrons, a. Caballeresco.
Chivalry, s. Caballería; procza, hazaña.
Chives, a pl. (Bot.) Estambres ; cebolleta,
Chlorine, a. Clorino, el oximuriatico.
Chlorite, 8. (Min.) Clorita.
Chlorosis, 4. (Mód.) Clorósis.
Chock, 4. Choque.
Chock-full, V. Choke-full,
Chocka, 8. pl. (Nau.) Calzos.
Chocolate, a. Chocolate. o selecto,
Choice, a Escogimiento, eleccion ; copla;
Choice, a. Escogido, exquisito ; cuidadoso.
Choíceless, a. Limitado ; sin facultad de
elegir.
Cholcely, ad. Escogidamente.
Choicenesa, 4. Delicadvza; destreza, pericia.
Choir, 8. Coro. Choir-service, Oficio de
coro, [trutr,
To Choke, ra. Ahogar, sufocar; cerrar; obs-
Choke, & (Vale) Hebra de alcachofa.
e
Choke-full, a. Lleno enteramente. boca,
Choke-pear, 8, Ahogudera, (Mct.) Tapa-
Choker, 8. Ahogador ; el que hace callar ú
otro.
Choky, a. Lo que puede ahogar.
Choler, 3. Cólera, bilis; ira, enojo.
Cholera-morbus, £. (Méd.) Célera-morbo.
pS Colérico,
CHR
CIB
Cholericness, 4. Cólera, ira, enojo.
To Choose, ea, Escoger, elegir, predestinar.
Chooser, s. Escogedor; elector.
Choosing, £. Escogimiento, eleccion.
To Chop. va. Tajar, cortar; picar; dosbas-
tar; rajar; trocar. tilla; ra]
Chop, 4. Porcion, e; cos ; raja.
Chon-falien, Y. hap fallen.
Chop-house, 8. Bodegon, figon.
Chopper, €, Cuchills de carnicero.
Chopping, €. Regateo, tráfico; altercado.
Chopping, a. Rollizo, robusto.
Chopping-block, e. Tajo de cocina, tajadera.
Chopping-board, a Tajador.
Chopping-knife, 4. Cuchilla, tajadera.
Choppy, 4. Rajado, hendido, agujereado.
Chops, $. (Vulg.) Boca; quijadas.
Choral, a. Coral.
Chord, a. (Mas.) Cuerda. (Geom.) Cuerda.
To Chord, ea. (Mús.) Encordar.
Chorist, Chorister, 8. Corista.
Chorographer, a. Corógrafo.
Chorographical, a. Corogrifico.
Chorography, 8. Corografia,
Chorus, 3. Coro; estrambote. [ Choose,
Chose, Chosen, part. pas, del verbo To
Chough, 8. (Orn.) Chova, [sar.
To Chouse, ca. Engafiar, ombaucar, engatu-
Nm 8. Tonto, bobalicon ; engaño, chasco,
urla.
Chousing, s. Bellaqucria, engaño, fraude.
Chrism, €. Crisma.
Chrismatory, a. Crismera. [cartilla.
Christ-cross-row, 8, (Ant.) El Cristus 6 la
To Christen, eu. Cristianar; bautizar; es-
trenar.
Christendom, & Cristlanismo, cristiandad.
Christening, €. Bautismo.—a. Bautismal.
Christian, 4. y @. Cristiano,
Christianism, Christianity, € Cristianismo.
To Christianize, oct. Cristianizar.
Christianlike, a. Propio de cristiano.
Christianly, ad. Cristlanamente.
Christian-name, $. Nombre de bautismo.
+Christianness, 3. La profesion de cristiano.
Christtanograpby, $. pcion de la cris-
tiandad.
Christmas, 8. Navidad; dia de noche buena.
Christmas-box, $. El ira
Christmas-flower, e. (Bot.) V. lTellebore,
Christ's-thorn, a (Bot.) Espino amarillo.
Chromatic, a. Cromático.
Chromic acid, a (Quim.) A’cido crómico.
Chromium, 8. (Min.) Cromio 6 croma, metal.
Chronic, Chronical, a. Crénico. (Mód.) De
larga duracion.
Chronicle, & Cronica, registro, relacion,
To Chronicle, va, Formar una crónica, his-
toriar.
Chronicler, 8. Cronista, historiador.
Chronogram, 8. Crono 4.
Chronographer, 8. Cronógrafo. — [tiempos.
Chronceraphy, a. Cronografia, ciencia de los
Chronologer, Chronologist, @ Cronólogo,
cronologista.
Chronologic, Chronological, a. Cronológico.
Chronologically, ad. Cronolégicamente.
Chronology, @ Cronologia. (tudes.
Chronometer, 8. Cronómetro, reloj de longi-
lan Crisálida, ninfa, la oruga.
Obrysobery!l, e. (Min.) Crisoberilo, pledra
preciosa.
Chrysolite, a. Crisólito, piedra preciosa.
Chrysoprase, 8. (Min.) Crisoprasa 6 criso-
prasio, especie de ágata.
Chub, 8. Coto, pez de agua dulce.
Chubbed, a. Cabezado, rústico.
Chubby, Chubfaced, a. Gordo, cariancha,
To Chuck, en. Cloquear; reirse—ea. Clo-
quear; arrojar diestramonte.
Chuck, 8. Cloqueo; cariño; sobarbada.
Chuck-farthing, 8. Hoyuelo, juego de mu-
chachos, acariciar.
To Chuckle, on. Reirse 46—va, Cloquear;
Chuff, a. Patan, rústico.
Chuffily, ad. Groseramente.
Chufliness, ¢. Rusticidad, falta de urbanidad.
Chuffy, a. Grosero. ula,
Chutn, & Camarada, compañero; con i-
Chump, & Tajo, tronco.
Church, s. Iglesia, templo, clero.
To Church, ta. Purificar, ejocutar las cere-
monías de la purificacion.
Church-ale, 8. Aniversario do la consagra-
cion de una iglesia.
Church-attire, 2, Las vestiduras as.
Church-authority, a Poder eclesiástico, ja-
risdiccion espiritual.
Church-book, e. Registro de Ferree
Church-barial, a. Entierro segun los ritos
de la iglesia. (monías del dia.
Churching, €. Salida á misa; la misa y cere-
Church-land, ¢ Bienes oclesiásticos,
Churchman, 8. Ministro, eclesiástico.
Church-music, €. Música sagrada.
Church-preferment, 2. Beneficio eclestástico.
Church-robbing, s. Sacrilegio. g
Church wardens, 8. pl. Mayordomos de la
Church-way, @ Camino á la iglesia.
Church-work, 8. La obra del Escorial; obra
que procede lentamente,
Churchyard, 8. Cimenterio.
Chur!, 8. Patan, rústico, payo, charro,
Churlish, a, Rudo; ruin, rústico, grosero,
avaro.
Churlishly, ad. Rudamente, brutalmente.
Churlishness, ¢. Rusticidad, rodeza, grosería,
descortesia.
Churn, 8. Manteqnera
To Churn, eva. Menesr alguna cosa con
violencia; batir la nata de la leche para
hacer manteca.
Churning, 8. Mantecar.
Churn-staff, s. Batidera, instrumento de le
nata en la mantequera,
To Chuse, V. 70 C
Chylaceous, a. Quiloso,
Chyle, e. Quilo.
Chylifaction, e, Quilificacton.
Chylifactive, a. Qailificativo,
Chylopoetic, a. Quilopoyética,
Chylous, a. Quiloso. [el quilo.
Chyme, 8, Quimo, la masa de que se furma
Y. Chem-
Chymic, Chymical, a, Quimico.
ae ymical, a. Q
Chymically, ad. Quimicamente.
Chymist, £. Químico, V.
Chymistry, 8. Química, V. Chemistry.
Cibarious, a. Lo que pertenece & los al
mentos, cibario.
CIR
bay; Ciborum, 8. Copon en las iglesias
católicas.
Cicatrice, Cicatrix, 8. Cicatriz,
Cicatrisant, €. Cicatrizante.
Cicatrisive, a. Cicatrizativo.
Cicatrization, €. Cicatrizacion.
To Cicatrize, va. Cicatrizar.
Cicerone, 8. Guia—pl. Ciceroni. (sar.
+To Cicurnte, va. Domar, domesticar, aman-
Cider, 8. Sidra, bebida hecha de manzanas,
Cidertst, a, Fabricante de sldra.
Ciderkin, 8. Aguapié, la sidra de la man-
zana ya exprimida,
Cigar, s. Cigarro, tabaco. árpados,
Cillary, a. Ciliar, lo que pertenece á los
Cilicious, a. Cerdoso.
Cimbric, 8. Cimbrico,
Cimeter, 8. Cimitarra.
Cimmerlan, a. Muy oscuro. Cimmertan
darkness, Oscuridad espantosa.
Cincture, 8. Cinto, cefiidor, cincho; cerca.
Cinder, 8. Carbon; cernada, ceniza,
Cinereous, a. Ceniciento.
Cineritious, a. Cenizoso.
Cinnabar, 8. Cinabrio 6 vermellon.
Cinnamon, € Canela. Cinnamon bag,
Chur!a de canela.
Cinnamon-tree, 8. A'rbol de la canela.
Cion, & Pimpollo; engerto, renuevo,
Cipher, a. Cifra; cero. [—za. Cifrar.
To Cipher, en. Numerar, contar, cómputar.
Circenstal, Circensian, a. Circense.
Circle, a Círculo; corro; reunion, junta;
rodeo.
To Circle, va. Mover alguna cosa circular-
mente; rodear; cercar, cefir.
Circled, a. Redondo.
Circlet, e, Circulo. orbe, bola.
Circling, a. Circular, redondo.
Cirenit, a. Circuito; recinto; visita jndicial.
To Circuit, rn. Moverse circularmente.
Circulteer, 8, El juez que recorre un distrito,
Circuítous, a, Tortuoso.
Cireultously, ad. Tortuosamente.
Circulable, a. Capaz de ser circundado.
Circular, a. Circular, redondo; aviso.
Circularity, 8. Forma 6 figura circular.
Circularly, ad. Circularmente,
tCirculary, 1. Lo quo termina en st mismo.
To Circulate, ea. Cercar, circundar.—on,
Circular. [proca de sentido.
Circulation, a, Circulacion; mudanza reci-
Circulatory, a. Circular, circulanto.
Circumambiency, 8 Circamambiencia.
Circumambient, «¿. Circumambiente.
To Circumambnlate, en, Circumambular,
pasear al rededor,
To Circumeise, va. Circuncidar
Circumclser, 8. Circuncidador,
Circumcision, 4. Circuncision.
To Cireumduct, va. Circunducir; contra-
venir; abrogar. [excunóroón:
Circumductlon, 8. Anulacion, abolicion;
Circumference, 8. Circunferencia, periferia;
perímetro.
Circumferential, a. Circunferencial.
Circumferentor, s. Grafometro; plancheta.
Circamilex, a. Acento cireunflejo.
Circumfluence, $. Cercado 6 le de aguas,
Circumfluent, a, Circunfluente.
Circumfusile, a. Lo que puede vaciarse 6
verterso al rededor.
Circumfusion, 8. El acto de esparcir alguna
cosa al rededor de otra. [rededor.
To Circumgyrate, oc. Girar, dal vueltas al
Circumgyration, £. Giro 6 vuelta al rededor.
Circumjacent, a, Convecino, contiguo.
ein ocution, 8. Circunlocucion, perifra-
Ala
Circumlocutory, a. Circunlocutorio.
Circummured, a. Rodeado de murallas.
Circumnavigable, a. Navegable al rededor.
To Circumnavigate, va. Navegar al rededor.
Circumnavigation, 4. Navegacion al rededor.
re CHIU CARSON, 3. El que navega al rede-
or,
Circumpolar, «. Circumpolar.
+Circúmrasion, 8. El acto de raspar 6 raer
al rededor.
Circumrotation, s. Rotacion. [tacion,
Circumrotatory, a. Lo que se mueve en ro-
To Circumecribe, va. Cireunscribir, limitar.
Circumscription, 8, Circunscripcion; Mmi-
tacion.
Circumscriptive, a. Cireunscriptivo.
Circumspect, «. Circunspecto, prudente,
mirado, reservado. [reserva.
Circamspcction, 8, Miramiento, prudencia,
Circumspective, a. Circunspecto, mirado.
Circumspectively, Circumspectly, ad. Cir-
cunspectamente,
Circumspectness, 8. Cautela, vigilancia,
Circumstance, 8. Circunstancia, incidente;
acontecimiento. [tiate,
To Circumstance, va. V. To Circumetan-
Circumstantial, a. Accidental, casual; acce-
sorio; particular, detalle,
Circumstantiality, 8. Circunstancialidad;
Circumstantially, «ad. Circunstanciada-
mento. (tallar.
To Circumstantiate, ea. Circunstanciar, de-
Circumterrancous, a. Lo que está al rede-
dor de la ticrra.
To Circumvallate, ea. Circunvalar.
Circumvallation, $. Circunvalacion,
To Circumvent, va. Entrampar, enredar,
engañar. [trampa, enredo,
Circumvention, 8, Engaño, im
Circumventive, a. Engañoso, delusivo.
To Circumvest, va. Vestir una cosa al rede-
dor; cireundar, rodear.
Circumvolatton, 8. Ynelo al rededor,
To Circumvolve, ea. Enrollar una cosa al
rededor do otra.
Cireumyolution, 8. Cireunvolucion.
Circua, a. Circo.
pray ae a. nel a [cava.
Cyst, & Quiste ss as vejiga; ex-
Cisted, a. Enquistado. V. Zinc é
Cistercian, 8. Cisterciense,
Cistern, e. Cisterna, aljibe.
Cistus, 8, Got Cisto, jara, estepa, planta.
Citadel, a. Ciudadela,
Cital, a, Acusacion; citacion, emplazamiento,
Citation, 8. Citacion, comparendo; cita;
mencion.
Citatory, a. Citatorio, Des
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To Cite, a Citar á juicio; alegar; citar, ;
referirso
Citer, 8. Citador.
Cithern, e. Citara, especie de arpa.
Citizen, € Ciudadano. Felluw-citizen,
Concludadano,
Citizenship, +. Cludadania,
Citrate, 8. (Quim.) Citrato.
Citric acid, e. (Quim.) A'cido cítrico,
Citrine, a. Cetrino.
Citron, €. Cldra, toronja.
Cltron-tree, 8, Cidro, acitron, toronjal
Citron-water, 8. Aguardiento de cidras.
Citrul, €, Calabaza larga.
City, 8. Ciudad.—«. Ciudadano.
Civet, 8. Gato de algalia; algalia.
Civic, a. Civico.
Civil, a. Civil. Civil death, La muerto civil.
Domústico; atento, cortes. ra
Civilian, Civilist, « Jurisperito, juriscon-
Civility, a, Civilidad, urbanidad, cortesia,
atencion, política.
Civilization, a. Civilizacion. (pulir.
To Civilize, ea, Civilizar, instruir, suavizar;
Civilizer, a. Civilizador.
Civilly, ad. Civilmente, cortesmente.
Clack, 2, Ruido continuo, Clack ofa mill,
Taravilla de molino. [charlar.
To Clack, cn. Cencerrear; crujir, restañar;
Clacking, 3. Sonido de las armas; chachara.
Clad, a. Vestido, cubierto, aderezado.
To Claim, va. -Demandar, reclamar, relvín-
dicar. [macion; demanda.
Claim, 4 Pretension, titulo, derecho, recla-
Claimable, a, Lo que se prede demandar 6
pedir en justicia como debido.
Claimant, Claimer, + Demandante.
Clam, 8. Ustra pequeña americana.
To Clam, ea, sein nesear: pegar, encolar.—
on. Mojarse; hambrear. [marso,
To Clamber, vn. Gatear, trepar, encara-
Clamminess, $, Viscosidad, materia viscosa.
Clammy, a. Viscoso, pegajoso.
Clamor, 8. Clamor, grito, vociferacion.
To Clamor, tn. Voclferar, gritar, exclamar.
—ra. Aturdir. Zoclumor against, Que-
arse de,
Clamorer, 8, Gritador. trepitoso.
Clamorous, @. Clamoroso, tumultuoso, es-
Clamorously, ad. Clamorosamente.
Clamp, s. Empalmadura; laña, Clampe,
(Arq. nay.) Durmientes.
To Clamp, re. Empalinst:
Clan, & Familia, tribu, casta, raza; secta,
+Clancular, a. Clandestino, secreto.
+Clancularly, ad. Seerctamente.
Clandestine, a. Clandestino, secreto, oculto.
Clandestinely, ad. Clandestinamente,
Clandestirreness, & Secreto, oculto.
Clang, €. Rechino, sonido desapacible.
To Clang, wn. Rechinar, hacer 6 sonido;
ruido.
Clangor, se, V. Clang.
+Clangous, 7. Ruidoso.
Clank, 8. Ruido, rechino.
Clanship, 8. Asociacion de familias.
To Clap, va. Batir; pegar, encajar; juntar,
aplicar: palmear; hacer, poner.—on.
Arrojarse con violencia, Zo clap on all
the ai Cargar todas las velas,
CLE
Clap, 8. DS ruido; palmoteo, aplauso.
Clapper, a. E. que palmea; badajo do cam-
pana; taravilla; aldaba.
To Clapperclaw, ca. (Vulg.) Regañar, mal-
tratar de palabra,
Clapping, $. Aloteo; palmoteo, aplauso.
Clare-obscure, & Claro-orcuro. decos,
Claret, 8. Clarete, vigo tinto; vino de Bur-
Clarification, s. Clarificacion.
To Clarify, va, Clarificar, aclarar; ilustrar.
Clarinet, e. Clarinete. [de trompeta,
Clarion, $. Instrumento de música, especie
es +Clarity, e. Claridad, resplandor,
uz.
Clary, & (Bot.) Salvia silvestre,
To Clash, en. Rechinar; encontrarso; con-
tradecir, oponcrse.—ra. Batir.
Clash, a. Rechino, colision; estrépito; opo-
sicion; debate. — [tienda; choque, ruido.
Clashing, 8. Oposicion, contradiccion, con-
Clasp, 8. Broche, botoncito, corchete;
abrazo. (Incluir.
To Clasp, ta. Abrochar; abrazar; cercar,
Clasper, 8. (Bot.) Zarcillo, hilo que se en-
Tosca en alguna planta,
Clasp-knife, e. Navaja.
Class, a. Clase, órden; clase en las escuelas,
To Class, cu. Clasificar, coordinar, ordenar.
Classic, Classical, a. Clásico; elegante,
Classic, 8. Autor chisico.
Classically, ad. Clisicamente. — [en clases.
Classification, 8. Clasificacion, coordinacion
oe Classify, ea. Clasificar, coordinar, distri-
uir.
Classis, €, Cl
To Clatter, en.
pear; gritar, vocear.
Clatter, 8. Ruido, fracaso; gresca, trapisonda.
Clatterur, 8, El que haca ruido; soplon.
Claudicant, a. Claudicante, el que cojea,
To Claudicate, en. Claudicar, cojear.
Claudication, 4. Claudicacion.
Clavated, a. Nudoso.
Clavicle, a. Clavicula,
Clause, 8. Clausula, punto; fin, conclusion.
Claustral, a. Claustral.
Clausure, s. Clausura, enclerro.
Claw, 8. Garra; garía; garra (Náu.) Uñas
de espeque.
To Claw, va. Desgarrar; arañar; refilr ;
lisonjear. (Náu.) Desempeñarse de una
costa,
+Clawback, a. Adulador, lsonjero.
Clawed, a. Armado de garras ó garfas.
Clay, 8. Arcilla. Potter’s clay. Barro de
olleros, Clay-stone, (Min.) Piedra arci-
losa. [abonar las tierras con arcilla.
To Clay, va. Cubrir alguna cosa con arcilla ;
Clay-cold, a. Frio, sin vida,
Clayey, Clayish, a. Arcilloso,
Clay-ground, 8. Tierra arcillosa.
Clay-marl, s. Marga, tierra gredosa.
Clay-pit, 8. Barrizal, el paraje de donde se
saca barro.
Clean, a. Limpia; casto, inocente; aseado ;
despejado; distinto; entero; diestro.—
ad, Enteramente, perfectamente.
To Clean, va. Limpiar; asear, desem
Cleanlily, ad. Aseadamente.
Cleanliness, 8. Limpieza, aseo; nimiedad.
especie, calidad; junta,
esonar; charlar, —ea. Gol-
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Cleanly, a. Limpio, aseado; puro, delicado,
—ad, Primorosampgnte, aseadamente.
Cleanness, 8. Limpieza, aseo; pureza, ino-
cencia.
Cleansablo, a. Purificable.
To Cleanse, ca. Limpiar, purificar; purgar;'
librar; fregar.
Cleanser, a. Evacuante, purgante.
Cleansing. 8. Purificacion.
Clear, a. Claro, trasparente; alegre, sereno;
evidente, palpable; patente, manifiesto;
puro, inocente; neto, liquido; desenre- :
dado; sonoro.—ad. Claramente,
Clear, e. Claro, el espacio entre dos cosas.
To Clear, va. Clarificar; aclarar; justificar;
desembarazar; clarificar; limplar; sacar
los géneros de la aduana.—on. Aclararse;
desembarazarse. Jt clears up, Va escam-
pando.
Clearage, & Removion.
Clearance, 8. Despacho de la aduana,
Clearer, 8. Purificador, aclarador.
Clearing, 2. Justificacion, defensa.
Clearly, ad. Claramente,
Clearness, s. Claridad, trasparoncia; ised e
[sado.
cacia; sinceridad; seronidadl
Clearsighted, a, Perspicaz, despierto, avi-
eg leones a Derspicacia, penetra-
clon.
To Clearstarch, ra. Almidonar.
Clearstarcher, 8. Almidonador.
Clearvolced, a. El que tiene la voz clara,
Cleata, 8. (Náu.) Galápagos de las palomas; | Clincher, 8. Lafia, V. Cram
‘ tachuelas, estaquitas.
To Cleave, vn. Pegarso; ajustarse: adherir;
abrirse en rajas. —ca, Rajar, hender.
Cleaver, 4. Cuchilla de carnicero,
Cleft, pp. de To Cleace.
Cleft, 2. Rajadura, hendedura, grieta. Clefle,
Grietas, aberturas en los piés de las caba-
lMerías,
To Cleftgraft, va. Engertar en tronco,
Clematis, 8. ( Bot.) Clemátide. [gencia.
Clemency, 8. Clemencia, misericordia, indul-
Clement, a. Clemente, piadoso, indulgente.
Clemently, ad, Clementemente.
Clench, a. V. Clinch,
Clepsydra, 4. Clepsidra, reloj de agua.
Clergy, €. Clero.
Clergyman. €. Clérigo, ccleslástico.
Cleric, 8. Clérigo.—a. Clerical.
Clerical, a. Clerical, eclesiastico.
Clerk, a. Eclesiástico, clérigo: escolar, estu-
dianto; oficial de secretaria; amanuense,
escribiente; dependiente. Clerk of a
ship, Con
arish, Sacristan.
watice, Escribano de cámara, 6 secretario.
Clerkly, a. Dicstro, literato.—ad. Ingenio-
samente,
Clerkship, 2, Literatura, educacion; el em-
pleo de clerigo, estudiante ó escribiente;
escribania.
Clover, a. Diestro, mañoso, inteligente, ca-
paz; justo, cómodo, apto, propio; bien
parecido. (Fam.) Guapo, excelente.
Cleverly, ad. Diestramente. [gracia,
Cleverness, 8. Destreza, habilidad, maña;
Clew, 8. Hilo ovillado; guia. Clero of «
sail, (Núu.) Puño.
To Clink, on. Retinir, retumbar, tañer,
To
tador de navio. Clerk of a'Cloak, s. Capa; pretexto, excusa.
Clerk of a court of
Clew-garnet, 8. (Nau.) Palanquin, chafaldete
6 carga-puños.
Clew-lines, 8. pl (Náu.) Chafaldetes de los
puños. glado y sucesiva,
To Click, ca. Retifiir, hacer un ruido arre-
Click, a. V. Latch.
Clicket, 8. Llamador 6 aldaba de puerta.
mete a, Cliente; ahijado, hechura, proto-
0.
cinta, a. Dependiente.
Cliented, a. Provisto de clientes,
Clientship, s. Clientela.
Cliff, a. Peñasco, roca escarpada.
Clifty, Clifty, a. Escabroso.
Clift, 8. V. Clif; Grieta, hendidura en una
roca. V. Cleft.
Climacter, s. Climatérico, 6 año climatérico
que se supone acabar peligrosamente,
Climacteric, Climacterical, a, Climatérioo.
| Climate, sey reste s. Clima.
Climax, £, Climax 6 gradacion.
To Climb, on. Subir, trepar.—ea. Escalar.
cuela a. Trepar, lo que se puede subir
trepar.
Cilmber, 2, Trepador, escalador; enredadera.
+To Climber, rn. Subir con dificultad.
Climbing, s, Subida.
Clime, 4 Clima, V. Climate
To Clinch, va. Empunar, asir; cerrar el
paños afirmar, fijar, establecer. (Náu.)
“ntalingar.—en. Agarrarse.
Clinch, a. Palla, agudeza, chisto; equivoco.
P. [ligero.
Clinching, a. (Náu.) Solapadura, calafateo
To Cling, on. Colgar; adherirse, pegarse ;
cier a Cal te, adhest
‘lingy, a. Co vo.
Clinic, Clinical, - a. Un enfermo habitual.
Clínica! lecture, Lectura á la clinica.
Clinic, 8. Clínico, el que recibía el bautismo
en el articulo de muerte. es
Q-
Clink, ¢. Tañido, retintin, sonido.
Clinker, a Baldosa de Holanda; mocos de
carbon de hierro.
A QUaDO a. Brillante, reluciente,
Clip, te. Abrazar; cortar á raiz; escatl-
mar; trasquilar; cercenar. 70 clip a
coin, Tallar una moneda; confinar, tenor
agarrado,
Clip, 4 Tijeretada, talla V. Embrace,
Clipper, s. Tallador de monedas; barbero;
esquilador; barco muy ligero,
Clipping, a. Cercenadura, cortadura, retal;
tijoretco,
[pallar.
To Cloak, en. Encapotar; ocnitar, encubrir,
Cloak-bag. 8. Portamanteo, maleta.
Cloak-loop, a. Cordoncilio para atar la capa.
Clock, a. Belo). To wind up a clock, Dar
cuerda 4 un reloj; cuadrado en las me-
dias; escarabajo.
To Clock, en. V. To Cluck,
Clock-maker, €. Relojero. [el relo).
Clock-setter, a, El que da cuerda y arregla
Clock-work, 8, Movimiento como el del
reloj. gre,
Clod, & Terron; e¢sped; cuajarones de san-
To Clod, en. Cuajarse, coagularse.—oa. Ti-
Tar terrones. aos
CLO
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Cloddy, a. Lleno de terrones,
Clodhopper, Clodpoll, a, Zoquete, rústico.
Clodpate, €. Idiota, zoquete.
Clodpated, a. Negado, necio, ignorante.
To Clog, er, Cargar. embarazar, impedir.—
on, ari agolparse. [cos.
Clog, £. Embarazo, obstáculo; galocha; zue-
Clo. ag 2. Embarazo, impedimento obs-
culo.
Cloggy, a. Em
barazoso.
Cloister, a. Claustro, monasterio, convento.
To Clotlster, ea. Enclaustrar.
Cloisteral, a. Solitario, retirado. ue
Clolstered, a. Enclaustrado ; cercado de ga-
Cloisterer, a Monje.
Cloisteress, af. Monja.
Clomb, pp. de To Ciimb,
To Close, va. Cerrar, juntar; concluir; con-
tener.—on. Cerrarse; convenirso; acor-
darse. To close in, Encerrar.
Close, @. Cercado, huerta, prado; fin; pau-
sa.—a. Cerrado; sofocante; preso; com-
pendioso; estrecho; oculto; avaro; reti-
rado; aplicado; contiguo; denso; callado.
Close, ad. De cerca, estrochamente; econó-
micamente,
Close-bodied, a. pas al cuerpo.
Close-couched, a. Escondido; engañoso.
Close-cartained, €. Rodeado de cortinas.
Close-fisted, Close-handed, a. Aprotado,
mezquino.
Closely, ad. Estrechamento; atentamente.
Closenesa, e. Estrechez; solidez; reclusion;
conexion.
Close-pent, a. Cerrado estrechamente.
Closer, 8. El que acaba 6 concluya,
Close-tongued, a. Cauteloso en el hablar.
Closestool, a. Sillico, servicio.
Closet, 8. Retreto: binete. Underatairs
closet, Covacha, alacena.
To Closet, ca. Encerrar; deliberar. To elos-
et one's self, Enccrrarse.
Closet-sin, €. Pecado secreto.
Closure, 4. Cerradura; fin, conclusion. V.| figura.
Inclosure.
Clot, 8. Grumo; zoquete.
To Clot, en. Engrumecerse.
Cloth, a. Paño; mantel; lienzo; vestido;
Y: ad. Oscuramente; con mucha
niebla,
Cloudiness, £, Nublosidad; oscuridad.
cloudless a. Sin nubes, claro, sereno, despi-
o. o.
chady, a. Nublado; oscuro; triste; nubar-
Clove, 8. Clavo, especia aromática; diente de
ajo. (a Patihendido.
Cloven-foot, Cloven-footed, Cloven-hoofed,
Clove-gilly-flower, e. (Bot.) Especie de aleli.
Clover, Clover-flower, Clover-grass, 8. (Bot.)
Especie de trébol. To live in clover, Vi-
vir lujosamente.
Clovered, a. Cubierto con tróbol,
Clove-tree, a. A'rbol del clavo.
Clough, 4. Cañada. (Com.) Tara de dos li-
bras en el quintal.
Clout, « R a; pañal; remiendo; cibica,
Clow-natls, Clavos de zapato.
To Clout, ca. Romendar toscamente; cha-
pucear; golpear.
Clouted, a, Engrumecido. V. Zo Clot.
Clown, £. Patan, zafio, rústico; gracioso,
Clownish, a. Villano; rudo, grosero; tosca,
malcriado,
Clownishly, ad. Toscamente. Mia:
ec Do po-
To Cloy, va, , hartar; clavar cañones;
punzar.
Cloylesa, a. Ligero.
Cloyment, 8. Saciedad, hartura.
Club, a. Clava, garrote; basto; escote; clab.
To ps Conk concurrir á, unirse.
Clubbist, « Individuo de algun chub: junta,
ubbist, e Individuo de ub, junta,
Club-footed, a. Patlabierto,
Ctubheaded, a. Cabezudo.
Clublaw, e. La ley del mas fuerte. — [tulia.
Clubroom, €. La pleza ó sala de junta 6 ter-
To Cluck, on. Cloquear la gallins.—oa, Clo-
quear.
Clue, e. V. Clew.
Clump, 8. Trozo de madera sin furma ni
Clumps, Zoquote.
Clumsily, ad, Zaflamente.
Clumsiness, a. Zaflodad ; tosquedad,
cobertor. | Clumsy, a. Basto, tosco, pesado; inculto,
'Clung, pp. del verbo To Gling."
To Clothe, va. Vestir, adornar con vestidos. | Claniac, e. Cluniacense, monje de Cluni.
—on, Llovar ropa,
Clothes, €. pl. Vestida, ropaje, vestuario.
Clothesman, ¢. Ropero; ropavejero.
Clothier, 8. Pañero.
Clothing, e. Vestidos, ropa de toda especie.
Cloth-shearer, 8. Tundidor de paños.
Cloth-weaver, 8. Tejedor de paños,
Cloth-worker, 8. V. Clothier,
+To Clotter, on. V. To Clot.
Clotty, a. Grumoso,
Cloud, a. Nube; nublado; manchita.
To Cloud, va. Anublar; oscurecer; abigar- ' To Coacervate, eu. H
rar; manchar.—en. Anublarse; oscure-
cerse,
Cloudberry, 8. (Bot.) Camemoro,
Cloud-born, a, Nacido de una nube.
Cloud- apt, Cloud-covered, Clond-topt, a.
Nublado.
Cloud-compelling, a. Lo que junta las nubes.
Cloud-dispelling, a. Lo que disipa Jas nubes.
tales a a. Encumbrado.
Cluster, a. Racimo; manada, hato; monton,
tropel; piña. (va. Apiñar.
To Cluster, on. Arracimarse, agruparsa —
Clustery, a. Arracimado; apiñado; agru-
pado.
To Clutch, ea. Agarrar; empuñar; apretar.
Clutch, 8. Toma, presa; mano.
Clutter, £ (Vulg.) Baraunda, bataola; gentia,
To Clutter, on, Alborotar, hacer ruido; atro-
parse,
Clyster, 8. Clistel, jeringa, ayuda, lavativa.
nar, amontonar, acn-
mular. [miento.
Coacervation, 8, Amontonamiento, hacina-
Coach, a. Coche, Hackney-coach, Coche de
alquiler 6 simon.
To Coach, ea. Lievar en coche.
Coach-box, €. Pescante de coche.
Coachfal, 8. Coche lleno de gente.
¡ Coach-hire, a. Alquiler de coche,
| Coach-horse, s. Caballo de coche.
COB
Coach-house, 8. Cochera,
Coachmaker, 8. Carrocero,
Coachman, 8. Cochero.
Coachmanship, 3, El arte de cochcar.
+To Coact, on. Cooperar, obrar de concherto.
Coactlon, 8. Coaccion, necesidad.
Coactive, «+. Coactivo; cooporante. _[ca.
Coaijument, e, Asistencia AY recipro-
Coadjutant, @. Coddyuvante, auxiliar.
Coadjutor, 8, Coadjutor, compañero,
Coadjutrix, af Coadjutora.
Coadjuvancy, 8. Coadjutoria; ayuda
Coadunition, a, Coadunacion.
Coadventurer, e. Coaventurero,
Coagent, 8. Coagente.
+To Coagment, va, Congregar.
+Coagmentation, s. Amontonamiento,
Coagulable, a. Coagulable.
To cosrulats, va. Coagular, cuajar.—on.
pola ia arse, cuajarse.
Coagulation, a, Coagulacion, coágulo,
Coagulative, a. Coagulativo.
Coagulator, 8. Coágulo. [Carbon antrásito.
Coal. 8. Carbon de piedra. Anthracite coal,
za Coal, en. Hacer carbon; dibujar con car-
on.
Coal-black, a. Negro como carbon.
Coal-box, 8. Caja del carbon.
To Coalesco, on. Unirse, incorporarse.
Coalescence, 4. Union, enlace, coalescencia.
Coalheaver, a. Ganapan de los barcos de car-
bon.
Coal-hole, 3. Carbonera,
Coalition, 8. Union, enlace; coalicion, liga.
Coal-man, 3. Carbonero.
Coal-mine, 8. Mina de carbon.
Coal-miner, 8. Carbonero, V. Collier.
Coal-pit, 8. Carbonera, hoya de carbon.
Coal-ship, 8. Barco carbonero. V. Collier.
Coal-work, 2. Carboncra, obras en las minas
de carbon.
Coaly, a. Lo que tiene carbon.
Coaptation, s. Ajustamiento.
+To Coarct, Coarctate, eu. Estrechar, limi-
tar; coartar; restringir.
+Coarctation, €. Coartacion, restriccion,
Coarse, a. Basto; grosero; bajo, descortes;
gordo.
Coarsely, ad. Toscamente,
Coarseness, 8. Tosquedad; grosería; bajeza.
To Coassume, va. Asumir,
Coast, 8, Costa, ribera; término, límite,
To Ea en, (Náu.) Costear. V. To Ap-
rodc
Goaster. & Piloto práctico; buque costanero,
Coasting, 8. Navegacion de costa en costa. —
a, Costanero. [plumas de animales,
Coat, 8. Casaca; saya; babito; pelo, lana,
To Coat, va, Cubrir, vestir. Sugar-coated,.
Garspiñado. [naípes.
Coat-card 6 Court-card, @ Figura en los
To Coax, va, Lisonjear, acariciar, engatusar.
Coaxer, 8, Adulador, mimador, engatusador.
Coaxing. 8. Lisonja, adulacion, caricia,
Cob, s. Cabeza, cumbre, cima; gaviota; ma-
zorca de maiz,
To Cob, va. (Náu.) Azotar con una paleta,
Cobalt, e. Cobalto,
To Cobble, ta. Chapucear, remendar.
Cobble 6 Coble, e. Barca de pescador; guija
—_— | A A
COE
he ta s. Zapatero de viejo; chambon;
opin.
Cobirons, a, pl. Morillos, caba!lotes de hierro,
Cobishop, 8. Obispo coadjutor.
Cobnut, 2. Un juego de muchachos; especio
de nuez grande.
Cobweb, 8. Telaraña ; trama, tramoya.
Cobwebbed, a. Entelarañado, cublerto con
C ri Lo roduce ó cria ba
occiferous, @. Lo que produce 6 c yas,
Cocculus Indicus, a. (hot) Baya narcótica.
Cochineal, 8. Cochinilla,
Cochleary, Cochleated, a. Caracoleado.
Cock, & Gallo; macho; veleta; llave; pió
de gato de escopeta.
To Cock, ea. Enderezar;
reb engrelrse; crlar
E
Cockade, e. Escarapela, cucarda.
ore ‘ Onn) coe oe
Cockatoo, 8. .) Especie de papegayo.
Cockboat, a. (Náu.) Sereni, bote pequeño.
Cockbrained, a. Ligero de cascos temerario.
Cockbroth, 8. Caldo de gallo. (ra.
gallo; la auro-
amartillar.—on,
gallos para re-
Cock-crowing, €. El canto del
To Cocker, ea. Acarictar, mimar.
Cockerel, a. Gallipollo,
Cockering, 8. Indulgencia excesiva, mimo.
Cocket, @ Sello y certificacion de pago de
la aduana; vivo, [go de gallos.
Cock-fight, Cockfighting, e. Riña, pelea; jue-
Cock-fighter, Cockmaster, a, Gallero.
Cocking, €. La riña de gallos,
Cockle, s. Una especie de caracol do mar.
(Bot.) Zizaña.
To Cockle, va. Arrugar, doblar una cosa en
pera espiral —on. Plegarse, doblarse,
Cockled, a. Espiral, en figura de caracol.
Cockler, e, El que vende los caracoles de mar.
Cockle-staira, 8, Escalera de caracol,
Cockloft, 8, Desvan, zaquizami,
Cockmatch, ¢. Pelea de gallos. [minado.
Cockney, s. Hijo de Léndres; hombre afe-
Cock-pit, a. br Sag gallos. (Náu.) Entarl-
Cock'scomb, (Bot) Especlo de celosía,
‘s-combd, (Bot.) o de ce
Cockspur, 4. (Bot) Especie do nispero.
Cocksure, a. (Y ulg.) Conflado, cierto, seguro.
> wain, 8. (Núu.) Patron de bote. l.
Cocoa, 8. Coco, palma de Indias; cacao, ár-
Cocoa-nut, 8. Coco, fruto del eoco; cacao,
fruto del cacao.
Cocoon, & epale del gusano de seda.
Coctile, a. Enbornado, cocido en horno,
Coction, 8. Coccion.
Cod, Codfish, 8. Abadejo, bacalao, merluza,
Cod-oél, Aceite de merluza.
Cod, e. (Bot.) Vaina, corteza do algunas le-
gumbres ó semillas. V. Pod. [hollejo.
To Cod, ea, Envainar, encerrar en vaina ú
To Coddle, va. Medio-cocer; criar con mu-
cba ternura,
Codger, 8. Hombre tacaño y avariento,
Code, & Código, compilacion de leyes.
Codicil, 2, icilo, [de
Codille, a. Codillo, pérdida en ciertos juegos
Codling, e. Manzana medio cocida.
Coefficacy, a. Coeficacia.
Coefficiency, 8. Cooperacion,
Coefficient, a. Coeficiente. ee
Coa
Coefficiently, ad. Cooperativamente.
Covllac Passion, 8. (Med) Coliaca, enferme-
dad de los intestines.
Coemption, «. Compra por entero.
Cuequal, & Igual; semejante.
Coequality, 4. Igualdad; semejancia.
To Coerce, ea. Cuntener, refrenar, obligar.
Coercible, a. Lo que puede 6 debe ser re-
frenado, restringible. (sion.
Coercion, 8. Coercion, violencia, fuerza, opre-
Coercive, a. Coercitivo; coactivo.
Coessential, a. Coesencial.
Coessentiality, a Coesencia.
Coessentinlly, ad, Coescncialmente.
Coestablishment, e. Establecimiento combl-
nado con otro,
Cuotaneous, a. Coetáneo,
Coeternal, a. Coeterno.
Cueternally, ud Coeternamente.
Coeternity, 8. Cocternidail.
Coeval, Coevous, a. Cocvo, contemporáneo.
To Coexist, ta. Coexistir.
Coexistence, 8. Coexistencla,
Coexistent, a. Coexistente.
To Coextend, ra. Coextendorse.
Coextension, 8. Coextension.
Coextensive, ad. Coextensivo.
Coextenslvely, ad, Coextensivamente.
Coffee, a. Café; mata, baya, y bebida de.
Coffee-house, 8. Cafe, casa 6 sitio donde se
vende cafe.
Coffee-pat, a, Cafetera. duce el café.
Coffee-tree, e, (Bot.) Cafe, el árbol que pro-
Coffer, 8, Arca, caja; cufre, excavacion; te-
COL
Cognizce, €. (For.) El censualista que cobra
las multas sujetas al pago del censo.
Cognizor, 8, (For.) El censualista que pasa su
derecho á otra persona.
Cognomen, 8. Apellido.
Cognominal, 4. Colombroño, tocayo,
To Cognominate, ca. V. To Denominate.
Cognomination, a. Sobrenombre, 4 cansa de
virtudes 6 vicios.
+Cognoscence, 8. Conocimiento.
+Cognoscible, a. Cognoscible.
+Cognoscltive, a. Cognoscitivo.
To Cohabit, en, Vivir en compañía de otro;
cohabitar,
Cohabitant, 8. El que es convecino de otra.
Cohabitation, 8. El estado de vivir en cum-
pañía ; cohabitacion.
Cohelr, £, Coheredero.
Cohelress, af, Coheredera. [marse.
To Cohere, en. Pegarse, gra Spotl confor-
Coherence, Coherency, €. Cohesion, conex-
fon; consecuencia; consistencia,
Coherent, a. Coherente; consecuente, con-
sigulente; unido. [niencia.
Cohesion, @ Cohesion; conexion; conve-
Cohesive, a. Coherente, adberente,
Cohesively, ad. Coherentemente. _[rente.
Cohesiveness, 8. Calidad 6 propiedad cohe-
To Cohibit, ra. Cohibir, impedir.
To Cohobate, va. (Quim.) Destilar repetidas
veces una misma cosa.
+Cohobation, & Destilacion repetida,
Cohort, a. Cohorte.
tCohortation, e. Incitamento 6 incitamiento.
cas. Colf, e. Cofla, escofieta.
soro,
To Coffer, ea. Atesorar, meter dinero en ar-
Cofferdam, ¢. Una maquina que se introduce
en los rivs para que los trabajadores pue-
dan hacer los estribos de los puentes cuan-
do se están cdificando, :
Coftin, «. Ataud ; cama de masa; cucurucho.
To Corán, va. Meter en un ataud; cubrir;
cercar.
Coftin-maker, 8. El que hace atandes.
Cofounder, s. El que fanda ulguna cosa con
o
To Cog, ea. Adular; engañar; puntear una
rueda.—en, Mentir, engañar con lisonjas.
Cog, & Punto, diente de rueda; fraude, cnga-
ño; botequin.
Cog-wheel, +, Rueda dentada,
Cogency, a, Fuerza, urgencia, evidencia,
Cogenial, a. V. Congenial.
Cogent, a. Convincente, poderoso, urgente.
Cogently, ad. Convincentemente. (hur.
+Cogger, a. Adulador, engaiador ; fullero, ta-
+Cogzery, &. Fraude, engaño.
Cozging, 8. Lisonja, adulacion ; fulleria.
Cogglestone, «. Guijarro.
Cogitable, a. Cogitable.
To Cogitate, en. Pensar, cogitar, meditar,
Sanitation) 8. Cogitacion, reflexion, medita-
cion, vo,
Cogltative, a. Discursivo, cogitativo, reflbet:
Cognate, a. Cognado. consanguínco,
Cognation, 8. Cognacion, consanguinidad.
Cognition, s. Conocimiento,
Cognitive, a, Cognoscitivo. [rídicamente.
Coznizable, a, Lo que se puedo examinar ju-
AnS 8. Conocimiento; divisa
To Colf, ea. Adornar la cabeza con una cofia.
Colfed, a, Lo que está adornado con cofia.
Coiffure, 8, Tocado, compostura de la cabe-
za. V. Jlead-dress.
Colgne, 8. nina; cuña de impresor.
To Coll, va. Recoger, doblar en redonda.
To col a cable, Ta ar un cable,
Coil, , Baraunda, tumulto. e du.) Adujada
To Coin, va, Acuñar, moneda; falsificar.
Coin, 8. Rincon; csquina; moneda acuña-
da; pago.
Coinage, $. Acuñacion; moneda; braccaje.
To Colncide, on. Coincidir, convenir.
Coincidence, a, Coincidencia, concurrencia,
Coincidency, a, Tendencia do muchas cosas
al mismo
Coincident, a. Colncidente.
Coincider, 8, Lo que coincide con otro,
Coindication, 8. Coindicanto. — [fabricador.
Coiner, 2. Acuñador de moneda; inventor,
To Cojoin, en, Unirse con otro,
Colt, €, Disco, tejo. Y. Quoll.
Coiting, 8, El acto de Jugar con discos.
Coition, 8. Coito, cépuia.
[reflexionar. : Cojuror, 4. Compurgador.
Coke, @ Carbon de piedra,
Colander, & Coladera, cedazo.
Colation, tColature, a, Coladura.
Colcothar, 8. (Quim.) Colcétar,
Cold, a. Frio; indifercnte, insensible ; reser-
vado; de able,
Cold, s. Frio; frialdad; resfriado. [huron.
Cold-hearted, a. Insensible, desamorado,
, Coldly, ad. Frinmente,
i Coldness, & Frialdad; tibleza; esquivez.
COL
Cole, 8. t.) Col.
gall le te semilla de la col.
Culewort, e. (Bot.) Especie de berza.
Colic, 8. Cólico.
Collaborator, ¢. Colaborador.
To Colla on. Cerrarse 6 unirse.
Collapsed, a. Cerrado; marchitado, seco,
colored mn, 8, (M6) Colapso 6 col
apsion, 3. pso 6 colapsus.
Collar, as. Collar; collera; ornamento.
(Nán.) Collar, encapilladura.
To Collar, ca Agarrar 4 uno.
Collar-bone, & Clavícula,
Collared, a. El que lleva collar.
To Collate, ca. Comparar, confrontar; colar
un beneficio.
Collateral, a. Colateral; indirecto, accesorio.
Collaterally, ad. Colateralmente, indirecta-
mente.
ro reat 8. reek na
ation, & Don, coleccion; cotejo, para-
lelo; colacion ; refkecion.
Collative, a. Colativo. flador de heneficio.
Collator, 8. El que coteja manuscritos; co-
+To Collaud, va, Coalabar.
Colleague, a, Colega, compañero,
ae Colleague, va. Unir, juntar, reunir.—or.
a
Alert detusles osas Fosa
nferir, deduelr; recobrarse.
Collect, a. Colecta,
Collectaneous, a. Congregado.
Collectedly, ad, Juntainente.
Coliectednesa, a, El acto de rehacerse de
UNA sorpresa,
Collectible, a. Deducible.
Collection, 8, Coleccion; recaudacion; co-
rolario; compllacion. neous.
+Coliectitions, a. Colecticio. V.
Collective,-a. Colectivo, congregado.
Collectively, ad. Colectivamente. [nacton.
Collectiveness, s. Estado de anion 6 combi-
Collector, a, Colector; recaudador; compi-
lador.
Collectorship, 8. Colectaría,
Collegatary, 8, Colegatario. V. Cohetr.
College, 8. Colegio, con
College-like, a. Colegial. (colegio.
Collegial, a. Coleglal, lo que pertenece &
Collegian, Collegiate, s. Colegtal, miembro
6 individuo de un colegio.
Coil le pre te de sortija,
Collet, 8. Cuello ó collar; engaste de
To Collide, va. Colidir, ludir. chocar.
Collier, 8, Minero carbonero; bareo carbo-
nero.
Colliery, 8, Carbonera; comercio de carbon,
Colliflower, 8. Coliflor. V. Caultfiower.
+To Colligate, on, Col aunarse,
+Oolligation, €. Coligacton. Jeo.
Collimation, €. Tiro, mira, objeto, fin, blan-
+Collineation, @ Apuntamiento.
+Colliquable, a, Colicuable.
+Colliquament, 8. La sustancia á que se re-
duce una cosa derritida.
+Colliquant, a, Colicnante (on líquido).
tTo Colliquate, va. Colicnar, derretir.—on,
Colicuarse.
+Colliquation, & Collouacion.
a ys a. Colicuante, colicuative.
tCollocution, a. Conference
To Colt, on.
COL
Colliquefaction, s. Colicaefacoion, colicuarse
muchas cosas juntas,
Collision, a Colision, ludimiento.
To Collocate, va. Colocar, acomodar.
Collocate, 4. Colocado ; puesto,
Collocation, a. Colocacion, situacion.
conversacion.
Collocutor, a. Interlocutor, dialoguista.
tTo ya bd Adalar, lisonjear.
Collop, 4. o delicado, tajadas do carne,
A of bacon, Torrezno.
Colloquial, a. Familiar, del uso comun,
Colloquist, £ Interlocutor.
Colloquy, & Coloquio, conversacion.
To Collude, en. Convenirse socretamente
una de las partes litigantes en perjuicio
coin ai > 0 Engañad gaitad
uder, 8, or, en or.
Colluding, €. Fraude, engaño, [lenta.
Collasion, €. Colusion, inteligencia fraudu-
Collusive, a Colusorio, concertado con
fraude.
Collusively, ad. Colusoriamente.
ae hia 8. Convento fraudulento, eo-
usion,
Collusory, a. Colusorio.
Colly, s. Hollin de carbon, tizne. _[hollin.
To Colly, va. Manchar, ennegrecer con
Collyrium, s. Colirio, remedio para los ma-
les de los ojos.
Colocynth, 3. feat WE Coloquintida,
Colon, €. (Gram.) Colon (:). (Anat) Cólon
6 intestino clego.
Colonel, 2. Coronel.
Colonelship, *. Coronelia. .
Colonial, a. Colonial,
Colonist, a. Colono.
To Colonize, ea. Colonizar.
Colonization, Colonizing, e. Colontzacion.
Colonnade, 8, Columnata, peristilo.
pa 8. Colonia, pueblo, vecindad.
Colophon, $. La f de una impresion y
el nombre del lugar 6 impresor puestos
cal ob a re fonia, d E
ophony, 8. Colofon o de
Coloquintida, 8, poco sal
Color, £. Color; colores; pretexto, motivo.
Colore, pl. Bandera.
To Color, ea. Colorar; fluminar; paliar,
extenuar,—on. Ponerse colorado.
Colorable, a. Espectoso, plausible.
Colorablenesa, a. Lo a ue es plausible.
. Plausiblemente.
A, Colorido, colorado, tefiido.
2 Coloracton.
Colored, a. Rayado, variado.
Colorific, a, Colorativo,
Coloring, 8. (Pint.) Colorido,
Colorist, 8. Colorista,
Colorless, a, Descolorido,
Color-man, $. El que hace > toda
especie de colores, barniz, -
Colossal, Colossean, a. Colosal.
Col Colossus, 4. Coloso,
Colstaff, a. Palo con que dos hombres llevan
alguna sobre las espaldas,
Colt, £ Potro; mozuelo sin Juicio,
Loquear.—vu. Volver loco,
entontecer.
Colt's-foot, e. (Bot.) Tusilago, Ey
COM
Colt's-tooth, s. Diente imperfecto del potro;
niñadas, boberias.
Colter, e. Reja de arado. V. Cowlter.
Coltish, a. Ketozon.
Coltishly, ad. Lascivamente.
Colubrine, a. Culebrino; astuto,
Columbary, 8. Palomar.
Columbine, €. (Bot.) Aguileña; la graciosa
en las pantomimas. - (metal.
Columbium, e. (Min.) Columbio, e de
Colambo-root, 8. (Bot.) Raiz medicinal del
colombo. Imp.) Coluna.
Column, 4. (Mil.) Coluna. (Arq.) Coluna,.
Columnar, a. Colunarilo, formado en colunas,
Colure, 8. (Astr.) Coluro,
Comate, 2, Camarada,
Comatose, a. V. Lethargio.
Comb, 8. Peine. Cock's-comd, Cresta de
gallo. ZZoneycomb, Panal do miel.
To Comb, eva. Pelnar; cardar; rastrillar.
Combat, 8. Combate, batalla, pelea. Séin-
gle combat, Duelo, desafío.
To Combat, on. Combatir.—va. Reaistir.
Combatant, a. Combatiente; campcon.—a
Dispuesto 4 pelear.
Combater, 82. Combatidor, campeador.
o haga e. Limpladera, braza para los
peines.
Comb-maker, @ Peinero. [cle de pescado.
Comber, 8, Cardador de lana. (Ict.) Espe-
po sc a. it an
mbinate, a. Apalabrado, prometido.
Oombination, 8, Combinacion, liga; mezcla;
cábala. —oa, Unirse ; conspirar.
To Combine, pr. Combinar, unir; ajustar
Combing, e. Peluquin.
Combleas, a. Descrestado.
po ep te Quemado; tostado,
Combustibtlity, a Combustibilidad.
Combustible, £. y 4. Combustible.
Combustiblenees, $. Combustibilidad.
Combustion, 8. Combustion, incendio; tu-
multo, barannda.
To Come, en. Vonir; acontecer; proceder,
To a Sal Ei sae fies qdo come
aga: olver. come after, ir,
suceder. To come asunder, Deshbacerse.
To come along, Caminar. 7d come at,
Alcanzar, adquirir. To come away, Re-
tirarse. Zo come Intervenir.
To come by, Pasar junto; obtener.
come d Bajar. Tb come for, Venir
á buscar, venir por, Zo come forth,
lir. To come , Adelantar, apro-
vechar. Tocome in, Entrar; ceder. To
come in for, Pretender, tocar. To come
én to, Condescender. come of, Pro-
ceder. To come of; - Librarse, salir de,
a nocer & To come over, Disiparse,
rein To come out, Salir, parecer. Tb
come to, Acercarse, alcanzar; consentir;
heredar; conseguir. Jo come wp, Subir;
Leak To ae up hin Alcanzar E
come u; render; ar.
come bach Volver relrocader 7 To come
Jorward, Presentarse. To come across,
Pci oi Comediante, cómico, actor.
m 8. Comedian }
Comod ha Comedia. se =
Com Ted. Donosamente.
.| Comma, 8. Coma.
COM
Comeliness, 8, Gracia, donaire, garbo, mo-
destin.
Comely, a. Garboso, bien parecido, decenta,
Comer, a. Viniente.
Comestible, a. Comestible.
Comet, s, Cometa ; juego de naipes.
Cometarlum, 4. Cometario, maquinita, para
hacer ver la revolucion de las cometas,
tar a. Perteneciente á cometa,
nel e, a: Semejante 4 cometa.
metography, 8. Come
Comfit x Conáte.
To Comfit, va. Confitar.
Comfit-maker, 8. Confitero,
Comfiture, e. Confitara. Dar; alegrar.
To Comfort, ea. Confortar; animar, conso-
pipet f 8. Confortacion, favor; consuelo;
comodidad. (dulce.
Comfortable, a. Agradable, consolador,
Comfortableneas, $. Consuelo, dulzura, co-
modidad.
Comfortably, ad. Cómodamente.
Comforter, € Consolador, confor.
Comfortlees, a. Desconsolado, inconsolable,
tCom Y. Consoladora.
Comfrey, 8. (Bot) Consuelda.
Comie, Comical, a. Cómico, burlesco. [te.
Comically, ad. Cómicamente, burlescamen-
Comicalness, e. Facecia, chista,
Coming, & Venida, llegada, arribo.
Coming, a. Venidero, viniente ; inclinado,
Coming-in, $. Renta, entrada; sumision,
Comitial, a. Perteneciente 4 comicios,
Comity, 8. Cortesía, urbanidad.
[dominar; gobernar.
To Command, eva. Mandar, ordenar, regir;
Command, € Poder, dominio; xuanda-
miento.
Commandant, 8, Comandante.
+Commandatory, a. Preceptiva..
Commander, e. Comandante; maza 6 mezo
para empedrar. da,
Commandery, £ Comandancia; encomien-
Commandingly, ad. Preceptivamente,
Commandment, a, Mandato, precepto. Com-
mand ments, Mandamientos de la ley de
os,
Commandress, sf. Comendadora, mandante,
+Commark, e. Comarca,
+Commaterial, a. Conmaterial.
To | tCommateriality, 2. Conmaterialidad.
Commatism, a. Concision, brevedad,
Sa- | Commeasurable, a. Conmensurable.
Commemorable, a, Memorable,
To Commemorate, va. Conmemorar.
Commemoration, €. Conmemoración, re-
cuerdo,
Commemorative, a, Conmemorativo,
Commemoratory, a. Conmemoratorio.
To Commence, en. Comenzar, empezar.—
ta. Principiar.
Commencement, & Principio, comienzo,
To Commend, va. Encomendar, encargar;
alabar; ensalzar.
Commendable, a. Recomendable, loable,
digno de alabanza,
Commendably, ad, Loeblemente.
Commendanm, 8, Benoficio tenido en enco-
mienda,
Commendatary, s. Comendatario,
COM COM
Commendation, 8 Recomendacion, enco- peri de a. Interes, utilidad; comodi.
mio, alabanza. dad. Géneros, productos.
Commendator, $. Comendatario. Commodore, e. (Náu.) Jefe de escuadra.
Commendatory, a. Recomendatorio ; enco- | +Commodulation, e. Medida; conformidad,
mendero ; encomio. proporcion.
Commender, €, Alabador. Common, a, Comun; ordinario; público;
+Commensality, s. Conmonsalia. bajo. Common counotl, Ayuntamiento.
Commensurability, Commensurableness, 8, | Common, 8 Comun,
Conmensurabilidad. Commgnable, a. Comun, comunal.
Commensurable, a. Conmensurable. Commonage, 2. Derecho de pastar ganados
To Commensarate, va. Conmensurar, pro-| en algun comun,
porcionar. [porelonado. | Commonality, Commonalty, 8. El comun,
Commensurate, a. Conmensurativo, pro-| el pueblo; la socicdad. [miembro.
Commonsarately, ad. Proporcionadamente. | Commoner, a. Individuo del estado llano;
Co menenra too, 8. Conmensuracion, pro- Feomnoniton, 8. Consejo, aviso, adverten-
relon,
To Comment, ea. Comentar; explicar. +Cowmonítive, a. Monitorlo,
Comment, s. Comento, explicacion, exposi- | Commonly, ad. Comanmente.
cion. clon; relacion ; cscolio, | Commonness, 8, Comunidad; frecuencia,
Commentary, 8 Comentario; interpreta-| Commonplace, 2. Lugares comunes.
+To Commentate, on. Glosar, anotar. Commonplace-book, 8 Minuta, libro de
Commentator, Commenter, & Comentador,| memo
expositor. [falso. | Commons, ape El vulgo ó pueblo. ca.
+Cummentitious, a. Imaginario, fingido,| Commonweal, Commonwealth, e. Repúbli-
Commerce, «. Comercio, tráfico; trato fa- | Commonwealthaman, e Republicano.
miliar; amistad. mantener trato. | Commorance, Commorancy, $. Morada, real-
To Comm on. car, negociar;| dencia,
Commercial, a. Comercial. Commorant, a. Residente, vecino,
Commercially, ad. Comercialmente, +Comm on, 8. Morada.
+To Commigrate, on. ro tCommorient, a. El que muere al mismo
Commigration, 8. Emi on. tiempo que otro. [perturbacion,
Commination, $. Conminacion, amenaza. | Commotion, 8. Commocion, levantamiento;
Comminatory, a. Conminatorio. Commotioner, 3. Conmovedor, perturbador,
To Commingle, va. Mezclar.—on, Mezclarse, | agitador. lar,
To Comminute, va. Moler, pulverizar, quo- | To Commune, on. Conversar, conferir, ha-
brar. Communicability, Communicableness, a.
Comminution, a. Palverizacion; division. Comunicabili
Commiserablo, a. Lastimoso. [cerse. | Commanicable, a. Comunicable,
To Commiscrate, va. Apiadarse, compade-| Communicant, 8, Comunicante.
Commiseration, 8. Conmisoracion, compa- | To Commaunicate, va. Comunicar; revelar;
sion. {vo.| participar.—on. Comulgar.
Commiserstive, a. (Poco usado.) Com Communication, £ Comunicacion; partici-
Commiserativoly, ad, (Poco usado.) Ticr-| pacion; trato, correspondencia.
pamente. Communicative, a. Comunicativo.
Commiserator, 8, Aptadador. Communicativeness, 8. Comunicatibilidad.
Commissariat, a. Comisariato. Communicatory, a. Comunicatorio.
Commissary, 2. Comisario, delegado. Communion, 8, Comunidad; comunion;
Commissaryship, 8. Comisaria, comisariato, | congregacion.
Commission, €, Comision ; toro despa- | Community, s. Comunidad, coman.
cho; comisionados; mando; paga; per-' Commatability, e. Conmutabilidad,
petracion. [encargar. | Commutable, a, Conmutable.
To Commission, ea. Comisionar; autorizar, | Commutation, $. Mudanza; trneque; con-
Commissionary, a. Comisionado. mutacion; ajuste.
Commissioner, & Comisionado, apoderado, | Commnutattve, a, Conmntativo.
Commissnre, 8. Comisura. Commutatively, ad. Conmutativamente.
To Commit, va. Cometer, conflar; deposi-|To Commute, va, Conmutar, trocar; ajus-
tar, entregar; encarcelar; encargar. tarse.
Commitment, 8. Auto de prision. Commutual, a. Mutuo, recíproco,
Committee, 8. Junta comision; diputacion. | Comose, a. Poludo. Le spa
Committeeship, 2. Comisaria,
a ent @ Pacto, convenio, concierto,
Committer, 8. Perpetrador, agresor, autor. | To Compact, va. Consolidar; pactar; com-
Committible, a. Lo que se puedo cometer. paginar. (breve; pulido,
To Commtx, ea. Mezelar.—on, Unir. Compact, a. Compacto, firme; cerrado;
Commixtion, 8. Mezcla, trabazon 6 union. | Compactedly, ad. Y. Compact y. dad.
Commixture, 8 Mozcla, mistion; com-|Compactedness, a. Firmeza, solidez, densi-
puesto. . Compactible, a. Lo que se puede unir.
Commode, 8. Cómoda; tocado de mujer. |Compactly, ad. Estrechamente, unida-
Commodious, a. Cómodo, conventente, útil. | mente, (chez, pulidez,
Commodioasly, ad. Cómodamente, Compactness, 2. Firmeza, densi estre-
Commodtousness, & Conveniencia, ventaja. | Compages, 8. Trabazon, Juntara, es
COM
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+To Compaginate, ca. Compaginar.
Compagination, £. Compaginacion. (da.
Companion, 8. Compañero, socio; camara-
Companionable, a. Sociable.
Companionably, ad, Soclablemento.
Companionship, @ Sociedad, compañía.
Company, 8. Compañía 6 socledad; junta;
C Sarit C bl
Om e, a. Comparable.
Comparably, ad. Comparablemente.
Comparativo, a. Comparativo, respectivo,
relativo.
Comparatively, ad. Comparativamente.
To Compare, va. Comparar, cotejar, con-
frontar.
Compare, €, Comparacion, cotejo; símil.
Comparer, s. Comparador.
Comparing, «. Comparacion. [bola.
Comparison, a, Comparacion, ar Phe
a compart, oa, Compartir, dividir, distri-
uir.
+Compart, €. El miembro de una division.
Compartiment, Compartment, s, Comparti-
miento, distribucion; gavetita
Compertition, s. Compartimiento; division.
To Compass, oa. Circuir, rodear; sitiar; lo-
grar; trazar.
Compass, s. Circulo; alcance; circunferon-
cia; compas; para formar circulos, .Agi-
muth compass, Brújula de azimut.
Compassion, a. Compasion.
+Compassionable, a. Lastimoso.
Com fonate, a. Compasivo.
To Codipasalonate, ed. Compadecer.
Compassionately, ad. Tiernamente,
+Compaternity, 8. Compaternidad, a
o,
drazgo.
Compatibility, Compatibleness, a. Compati-
Compatible, a. Compatible. pal
Compatibly, ad. Compatiblemente,
tCompaticnt, a, Compaciente.
Compatriot, a y a. Compatriota,
Compeer, €. Compañero, colega.
To Compeer, ea. Igualar con; frecuentar.
To Compel, va, Compeler, precisar; predo-
minar, do, violentado.
Compellable, a. Le que puede ser compell-
Compellably, ad, A’ viva fuerza.
Compellation, a. Tratamiento; fuerza.
Compeller, 8. Compulsor, el que compela,
Compend, ¢ Compendio, resúmen, sumario,
+Compendlarious, a. Breve, compendioso.
+To Compendiate, ea. Sumar juntamente,
comprender, _ [cinto.
Compendious, a. Compendioso, breve, sa-
Compendiously, ad. Compendiosamente.
Compendiousness, s. Brevedad. [tracto.
Compendium, 4, Compendio, epitome, ex-
Compensable, a. Compensable.
To Compensate, va, Compensar; indemni-
zar, reparar. [zacion.
Compensation, ¢. Compensacion; indemni-
CATS Compensatory, a. Equiva-
ente.
To Compense, va. Compensar, contrapesar.
To Compete, on. Compatir: ,
Competence, Competency, 8. Compotencia;
ae peri calificado,
mpetent, a. Competente, bastante, ca)
cop ad. Competentemento. ie
Competible, 4. Competente, apto.
Pd iO, e Aptitud, idoneidad.
Competition, 8, Competicion, disputa; riva-
lidad. nista,
Competitor, 8. Competidor, rival, antago-
Competitress, Competitrix, q/. Competidora,
rival. [conjunto.
Compilation, 8. Compilacion, coleccion;
Comptilator, Compiler, a, Compllador; re-
dactor.
To Complle, ta. Compllar. [miento.
Compilement, 4. Compilacion, amontona-
Complacence, Complacency, 8. Complacen-
cla, pas gusto, satisfaccion. diente.
Complacent, a Afable, cortes, condescen-
Complacently, ad. Afablemente. [rellarse.
To Complain, en. Quejarse, lamentarse, que-
Complainable, a. Lastimero.
Complainant, 4, Querellante, demandante.
Complainer, £. Lamentador.
Complaining, 4. Lamento,
Complaint, 8. Queja; causa de agravio; mal
Complaisance, Complaisantness, 2. Civilidad,
cortesia, cumplimiento. plimentero.
Complaisant, a. Cortes, complaciente ; cum-
Complaisantly, ad, Cortesmente.
To Complanate, To Complane, ea. Aplanar,
allanar.
Compleat, a. Y. Completa,
Complement, € Complemento; cumpl-
micnto; perfeccion; colmo, total.
Complemental, a. Completivo, V. Compli-
mental,
te veia e. Camplimentero.
Complete, a. Completo, cabal, consumado.
To Complete, ea. Completar, acabar, con-
sumar.
Completely, ad. Completamente.
emo istemiedts a. Complemento.
Completeness, a, Perfeccion, complemento,
Completion, 8. Complemento, colmo.
Completive, Completory, a. Completivo.
Completory, €. Completas, esto,
Complex, Complexed, a. Complexo, com-
+Complex, 8. Complicacion.
Complexion, €. Complexo; color; complex-
fon; temperamento.
Complexion a. Complexional.
Complexionally, ad. Por complexion.
Complexionary, a. Lo que pertenece & la
comploxion.
Complexioned, a. Complexionado.
Complexity, Complexnesa, e. Juntura, union,
complexo,
Comp oxly, ad. Complexamente,
Compliable, a. Flexible; amable,
Compliance, a, Cumplimiento, sumision,
complacencia, [ciente, galante,
Compliant, a. Rendido; cortes, compla-
O Seat , ad, Rendidamente. [juntar.
To Complicate, ea. Complicar, enredar;
Complicate, a. Complicado, enredado ; difi-
cil de entender.
Complicately, ad. CompHcadamonte.
Complicateness, a. Complicacion, enredo,
Complication, « Coraplicacion.
peomniice, 8. Cómplice.
Complicr, e. Hombre dócil y complaciente;
contemporizador. za,
Compliment, €. Cumplimiento, regalo, fine-
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te era E
To Compliment, va, Cumplimentar, obse-
quiar, lisonjear. [tero, ceremonioso.
Complimental, a. Obsequioso; cumplimen-
Complimentally, ad. Cumplidamente.
Complimenter, a. Adulador, cumplimentero.
Compline, +. Completas,
+To Complish, va, V. To Accomplish,
+To Complore, on. Condolerse,
Complot, a, Trama, conspiracion socreta;
maquinacion, cábala, rar.
To Complot, va. Tramar, conspirar, conju-
Complotment, s. Conjuracion, conspiracion.
Complotter, a. Censpirador.
To Comply, en. Cumplir, consontir, confor-
marse, acomodarse. [pone.
Component, a. Componente, lo que com-
To Comport, on. y a. Convenir, concordar;
tolerar, aguantar; comportarso, portarse,
bait la t Conducta, porte.
Comportable, a, Conforme.
tComportance, 8. Conducta.
tComportment, 8. Porte, conducta.
To Compose, ca. Componer; escribir, in-
ventar; apaciguar; ajustar.
Composed, a. Compuesto, comedido.
Composedly, ad, quilamente, serena-
mente. [calma.
Composedness, 42 Compostura, modestia,
Composer, 4. Autor, escritor; cajista.
Composite, a. (Arq.) Compuesto,
Composition, « Composicion; compuesto;
obra; convencion; ajuste.
Compositive, a. Compucsto.
Compositor, 8, (Imp.) Compositor, cajista.
tCompossible, a. Lo que puede existir con
otra cosa,
Compost, 8. Abono. estiércol; mezcla.
To Compost, va. Abonar, engrasar, esterco-
ea la tierra. É A ldad, es
mposure, « Compos seren -
Compotation, a, La Accion He beber muchos
en compañia; festin.
Compotator, 4, El que bebe con otros.
To Compound, ca. Componer; arreglar,
acomodar.—on. Componerse, concertarse
ajustar; capitular.
ed a Com escama pa lis
sompoundable, a. Com e. r.
Coin pounder, e. Arbitrator, mediador, com-
To Comprehend, va. Comprender, conte-
ner, incluir; conocer; concebir.
Comprehensible, a. Comprensible.
A pene 8. Comprensibilidad.
Comprehensibly, ad. Comprensiblemente.
Comprehension, « Comprension; sumario,
compendio; comprension, inteligencia,
conocimiento. [compendioso.
Comprehensive, a, Comprensivo, enfático,
Comprehensively, ad. Comprensivamente.
Comprehensiveness, 8. Concision, compren-
sien, energia, precision, brevedad, expre-
siva.
+Comprehensor, 8. Comprensor. Jar
To Compress, ra. Comprimir, apretar; abra-
Compress, & Cabezal, presibilidad.
Compressibility, Compressibleness, 8, Com-
Compressible, a. Compresible.
Compression, a. Compresion ; condensacion,
construccion.
Compressive, @, Compresivo,
.
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Compressure, 8. Compresion.
To Comprint, on. Falsificar 6 contrahacer
la impresion de un libro.
a ty 2, Inclusion, comprension,
To Comprender, contener,
[comprobar.
te, on. Convenir, concurrir;
+Comprobation, 8, Comprobacion, aproba-
cion; prueba.
pS a. Compromiso; convenio,
To Compromise, va. Comprometer, com-
prometerse.—os. Concordar, convenir,
Compromiser, £. Compromisario.
t+tCompromissorial, a. Compromisorio.
To compromls va. V. To Pledge 5 To
Promtse.
Comprovincial, a. Comprovincial.
tComptible, a. V. Accountable,
To Compo va. V. To Control,
ler, 8, Contralor, director, inspec-
Comptro
tor; sobreestante.
Comptrollership, 8. Contraloría, veeduria.
Compulsative, Compulsatory, a. mid? pe
rio, coactivo. erza.
Pa er dl id ira ad. Por
Compulsion, Compulsiveness, 8. Compul-
sion, apremio, coaccion.
Compulsive, Compulsory, a, Compulsorio.
Compulsively, Compulsortly, ad. Por fuer-
Za, Prrepen Talent, remordimiento.
Compunction, 8, Compuncion, contricion,
Compunctlous, a, Compungido, arrepentido,
contrito.
+Compunctive, a. Compungivo.
+Compupil, «. Condiscipalo,
Compurgation, £ Compu on, justifica-
Compurgator, s, Compargador.
Computable, a. Computable, estimable.
[cion.
ma. ¡ To Compute, va, Computar, contar, calcu-
lar.
Computation, 8. Computacion; cómputo.
Computer, Computist, 8, Computista, calcu-
or.
Comrade, $, Camarada, compañoro, amigo.
Con, prep. Con, partícula inseparable, como
en concourse, Concurso.
Con, ad. Contra, Neither pro nor con,
Ni á favor ni en contra.
To Con, va. Conocer, cstudiar, meditar, fijar.
To Concamerate, ca. Abovedar. to,
Concameration, a. Arco, bóveda; firmamen-
To Concatenato, va. Concatenar, encadenar.
eonesenaons 8, Concatonacion, sucesion,
sorle.
Concavation, @ La accion de ahuecar.
Concave, Concayous, a. Cóncavo, hueco.
To Concave, ea. Hacer cóncava
Concave, & Hueco, hondon.
Concaveness, 8. Concavidad.
Concavity, a. Concavidad, profandidad.
Concavo-concave, a. Cóncavo-cóncavo, esto
es, en ámbos lados. |
Concavo-convex, 8. Concavo-convexo, cón-
cavo de un lado, y convexo del otro.
Concavously, ad. Con hueco.
+Concause, & Concausa 6 causa simultánea,
To Conceal, ea. Callar, ocultar, tener secre-
to; disimular.
Concealable, a. Ocultable. E
alguna cosa,
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Concealer, 2. Ocultador, encubridor.
Concealing, 8. Escondimicnto, ocultacion.
Concealment, €. Ocultacion; escondrijo;
reticencia {mitir.
To Concedo, ea. Conceder, asentir.—on, Ad-
Concett, s. Concepcion ; fantasia; amor pro-
plo; engreimicnto.
To Conceit, va. Conceptuar; creer; presu-
ae o pe ae 00.
noe a. Conceptuoso; afec vano,
Coca ad. Fantásticamente.
Conceltedness, € Presuncion, pertinacia,
obstinacion, vanidad.
Conceítless, a. Atolondrado, Pra ear
ee a. Concebible; inteligible,
creible.
Conceivableness, ¢. Conceptibilidad.
Conceivably, ad. De un modo conceptible.
To Conceive, oa. Concebir.—en. Imaginar.
Conceiver, €. El que concibe 6 comprende,
Conociving, s. Comprension, concepcion,
To Concelebrate, vu. Celobrar, alabar.
Concent, s. Armonía, consonancia, concier-
to; consistencia,
To Concentrate, ea, Concentrar.
Concentration, 8. Concentracion.
To Concentre, on. Reconcentrarse.—oa.
Concentrar.
Concentric, Concentrical, a. Concéntrico.
Concentrically, ad. Concéntricamente.
Concentual, a, Armonioso.
Conceptacle, & Receptaculo.
tConceptible, a. Inteligible.
Oonception, £. Concepcion; idea; imágon ;
concepto; comprension.
tConceptious, a. Concebidor,
Conceptive, €. Conceptible.
To Concern, exa. Concernir, tocar; mover;
inquietar. To be concerned for, Tomar
mucho Interes por.
Concern, 8. Negocio, ocupacion; interes;
incumbencia; importancia; 5 in-
quietud.
Concernedly, ad. Tiernamente. [cante á.
Concerning, prep. Por lo concerniente, to-
Concernment, s. Interes; pena, cuidado;
pasion. [medida ; doliberar.
To Concert, va. Concertar, acordar; tomar
Concert, 4. Concierto, convenio ; concierto
de música.
+Concertation, €. Certámen, disputa.
+Concertative, a. Contencioso.
Concerto, 4. Pieza de música para conclerto.
Concession, 4, Concesion, gracia, licencia,
Concessionary, Concessiva, 4. Lo que con-
cedo.
Concesstvely, ad. Por via de conceslon,
Concetto, 8. Concepto.
Conch, 8. Concha.
Conchite, e. Conchita, concha petrificada.
Conchoid, s. Concolde, especie de curva.
AA a. Lo que pertenece 4 la con-
colde.
eri a. ppl (atraer.
o Conciliate, va. Concillar, grangear ar,
Conciliation, a, Conciliacion. ees
Conciliator, a. Concillador.
Conca ASS nds pop
ncinnity, 3. ; doce 5 prople-
dad; a ro oie Pp ; ncia, prop
+Concinnous, a. Decente; apto; propio;
armonioso.
+Concionator, 8. V. Preacher.
Concise, a, Conciso, breve, sucia
Concisely, ad. Concisamente.
Concisencss, a. Concision, brev laco-
Concision, a, Corte, cortadura. {cion.
Concitation, a. Revuelta, alteracion, conmo-
+Conclamation, e. Clamor, vocería, griterín,
Conclave, a. Conclave.
To Conclude, oa. Concluir; decidir; termi
par; incluir.—on. Finalizar; juzgar.
+Concludency, 8. Consecuen accion,
tConcladent, a. Concluyente, decisivo.
Concluder, @ El que determina 6 decido,
nismo.
Concludingly, Con evidencia, Incuntro-
vertible.
tConclusible, a. Determinable.
Conclusion, a. Conclasion, determinacion ;
consecuencia,
Conclusive, a, Concluyenta, decisivo.
Conclusively, a. Concluyentemente.
corn 8. Resolucion 6 determina-
clon.
To Coneoagulate, oa. Coagular.
To Concoct, ea. Cocer, digerir; madurar.
Concoction, e. Coocion, digestion. — [gerir.
Concoctive, a. Lo que ayuda á cocer 6 di-
Concomitance, Concomitancy, 8. Concomi-
tancia, pero.
[
Concomitant, a. Concomitante.—4 Compa-
Concomitantly, ad. Concomitantemente.
+To Conoomitate, on. Concomitar, acompa-
far.
Concord, 8. Concordia, union; paz, armonía.
+To Concord, vn. Convenir, concordar, scor-
Concordance, Concordancy, a Concordan-
cia, diccionario de la Biblia; conformidad.
Concordant, a. Concordante, conforme.—a
Correspondiente.
Concordantly, ad. Concordemente.
Concordat, e. Concordato, tratado, convenio.
+Concorporal, a. Concorpéreo.
To Concorporate, on. Unirse, incorporarse.
Concorporation, s. Union en nna masa.
Concourse, & Concurso; junta, multitud.
To Concreate, oa, Crear al mismo tiempo,
+To Concredit, V. To Entrust,
Conorement, e, Concremento.
Concresconcs, 8. Concrescencia, crecimiento,
To Concrete, en. Cuajar.—en. Concretar.
a a, Concreto; cuajado.—s, Con-
cre
Coneretely, ad, Concrotamente.
Concretenesa, €, Coagulacion.
Concretton, @ Conerecion.
Concretive, a. Coagulanta. (clon.
tConcreture, 8. Masa formada por coagula-
Concubinage, 8. Concubinato.
Concubine, af Concubina.
+To Conculcate, oa. Conculcar, pisar.
Concupliscence, 8. Concupiscencia.
Concuplscont, a. Libidinoso, lascivo.
Concupiscible, a. Concapiscible, (narso.
To Concur, en. Concurrir; juntarso, adu-
Concurrence, 8. Concarrencia, ; aux-
illo; pretension; aprobacion.
Concurrent, a. Concurrente; concomitante,
Concurrently, ad. Concurrentemente,
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+Ooncussation, s. Concusion, sacudimiento,
conmocion.
tConcussed, a. Sacudido. [lado, cohecho.
Concussion, 8. Concusion, conmocion ; pecu-
Concussive, a. Lo que conmueve 6 sacude
violentamente.
To Condemn, ea. Condenar; desaprobar,
culpar, vituperar, afear,
Condemnable, a. Culpable, vitaperable, con-
denable.
Condemnation, s. Condenacion.
Condemnatory, a. Condenatorio,
Condemner, 8, Condenador.
Condensable, a. Condensable.
+To Condensate, va. Condensar, espesar.—
on. Condensarse. espesado.
+Condensate, a. Condensado, comprimido,
Condensation, a, Condensacion. [densar.
Condensative, a. Lo que tiene poder de con-
To Condense, va. Condensar, comprimir.—
y vite ote ues
ondense, a, , denso.
Condeneer, & Condensador.
Condensity, s. Condensi
Conder, ¢. El que avisa desde la costa á los
pescadores do arenques el camino que lle-
va ol cardume. tir; acomodarse 4.
To Condescend, on. Condescender; consen-
Condescendence, Condescension, a. Condes-
cendencia.
Condescending, & Condescendencia.
Condescendingly, a. Cortesmente, condes-
cendientemente.
+Condesconsive, a. Condescendlente; cortes.
Condign, a. Condigno, me O.
tCondignity, Condignnees, s. Condignidad,
merecimiento,
Condignly, ad. Merecidamente.
Condiment, a. Condimento, aderezo, guiso,
Condisciple, 2, Condiscipulo, compañero.
Condite, a. Conservado. [nar.
+To Condite, va. Escabechar, adobar, sazo-
Conditement, 8. V. Condiment.
Condition, s. Condicion natural 6 genio de
los hombres; estado, circunstancias ; ran-
go, esfora ; cláusula. [lar, pactar.
To Condition, en, Condictonar.—va. pu-
Conditional, a. Condicional, hipotético.
Conditionality, s. Limitacion.
Conditionally, ad. Condicionalmente.
Connon a. Estipulado, convenido, pac-
o.
+To Conditionate, va. Calificar, regular.
+Conditionate, a. Condicionado,
Conditloned, a. Acondicionado, en buen 6
mal estado. E lanl Lamentar.
To Condole, on. Condolerse, simpetizar; de-
Condolement, 8. Dolor, pena, duelo, luto,
C d | ey Compasion, lásti a Ee:
ondolence, 4. Compasion, ma;
Condoler, e. El que de el e á otro.
+Condoling, a. Expresion de lástima, e.
+Condonation, 8. Condonacion, perdon, in-
dulto. propósito.
To Conduce, on. Conducir, conventr, ser á
+Conducement, 8. Tendencia, conducencia,
Condueible, a. Conducente, útil, do i
Conducibleness, Conducivenesa, 8. Utilidad,
conducencia.
tConduciu.y, ad. Condacentemente,
Conducive, a. Conducente, oportano, útil,
conveniente,
Conduct, e. Conducta, menejo; conduccion;
proceder; guia. mandar.
To Conduct, va. Conducir, guiar; manejar;
Conductitions, a. Alquilado, asalariado.
Conductor, e. Conductor; jefe 6 general;
guia; ductor; conductor eléctrico,
A Conductora.
Conduit, e. Conducto, encañado; caño, tubo.
+To Conduplicate, va. Duplicar.
tConduplication, 8. Duplicacion, duplicado,
gees a Py (Anat.) Céndilo, nudillo de las
arti fones. ae especies de pinos.
Cone, 8. Cono; el fruto y simiente de algu-
Coney, e. Y. Cony.
To Confabulate, on. Confabular, platicar,
Confabulation, a. Confabulacion, plática.
+Confabulatory, a. Lo que pertenece 4 la
confabulacion.
Confamiliar, a. 1'ntimo, cordial, estrecho,
Confarreation, e. Confarreacion.
+tConfated, a. Decretado, determinado al
mismo tiempo.
To Confect, va, Confitar. V. Zo Comft.
Confect, s. Confitara, dulce, confite.
Confection, e. Confitura, confeccion, dulce,
Confectionary, s. Confitería; confitura.
Confectioner, 8. Confitero; confeccionador.
Confectory, a. Lo perteneciente á la confi-
teria. (cion, alianza, liga, union, cúbala.
Confederacy, Confederation, s. Confedera-
To Confederate, ea. Confederar, unir.—on.
Confederarse, unirse. 0.
Confederate, a. y a. Confederado, o, li-
Confederating, £. Confederacion, alianza,
liga. comparar, confrontar, dar.
To Confer, en. Conferenciar, conferir.—voa.
Conference, 8, Conferencia, entrevista, con-
versacion.
Conferrer, 8. Conferidor, colador; regalador.
Conferring, 8. Comparacion 6 examinacton.
Conferva, 8. (Bot) Conferva.
To Confess, va. Confesar, manifestar; oir en
A On: pe pa o at
essary, 8. El que conflesa;
el que se conflesa. faliblemente.
Confessedly, ad. Conocidamente, clerta 6 in-
Confession, a. Declaracion ; confesion sacra-
mental; reconocimiento. [rio,
Confessional, Confesslonary, 8. Confesona-
drid a. Lo que pertenece á la con-
on.
Confessionist, 2. Confesante; penitente.
Confessor, se, Confesor; el sacerdote;
tente; confeso. [to, notorio.
Confest, a, Confesado, manifiesto, descubler-
Confestly, ad. Y. essodly.
Confidant, a Confidente, amigo íntimo.
To Confide, on. Confiar, flarse.—oa. Conflar.
Confidence, s. Confianza, firmeza; presun-
cion, arrogancia.
Confident, a. Cierto; confiado; descarado,
resuelto.—e. Confidente.
Confidential, a. Reservado, secreto.
Confidently, ad. Confidentemonte, secreta.
mente.
Confider, 8. Confiador.
Confiding, a. Fiel, io
To Configurate, on, wa a
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Configuration, a. Contgarscton: |
Contfinable, a. Limitable. (fin, confinante. |
Confine, £ Confin, limite, frontera.—a. Con-
To Confine, en. Confinar, lindar,—oa. Limi-
tar; encerrar; restringir; reducir. !
Confineless, «. Ilimitado. — [estreñimiento. :
Confinement, a. Prision, encierro, destierro;
Confiner, €. Vecino,
Confinity, €. Cercanía, inmodiacion.
To Pe , oa Confirmar, corroborar; ra-
tificar,
Confirmable, a. Capaz de ser confirmado.
Confirmation, a, Confirmacion; prueba; re-
validacion.
Confirmative, a. Confirmativo.
Confirmator, s. Confirmador. [rio
Confirmatory, a. Confirmativo ó confirmato-
Confirmedness, e. Certeza, firmeza.
Confirmer, £ Confirmador, cstablecedor.
Confirmingiy, ad. Confirmativamente.
Confiscable, a. Confiscable.
To Confiscato, ea. Confiscar.
Confiscate, Confiscated, a. Confiscado.
Confiscation, €. Confiscacion, adjudicacion.
Confiscator, €. Confiscador.
Confiscatory, a. Lo que confisca.
+Confit, +Confiture, 8, Confitura, dulce.
+Confitent, a. Confitente, confesante.
+To Confix, va. Atar, ligar, enclavar.
+Confixure, a, Atadura, ligazon.
Conflagrant, a, Incendiado.
pe ed 8. Con on; incendio,
nflation, s. Toque de instrumentos de
viento; fundicion; conflacion.
+Conflexure, a, Comba 6 combadura, [tir.
To Conflict, en. Luchar, contender, com
Conflict, a. Conflicto; combate; dolor, pe-
sar; angustia de ánimo. [currencia.
Confluence, s. Confluencia; concurso, con-
Confluent, a. Confluente. (rencia,
Confiux, £ Confluencia; concurso, concur-
To Conform, ea. Conformar.—en, Confor-
marse, allanarse.
Conform, Conformable, a. Conforme, seme-
jante; conveniente; dócil
Conformably, ad. Conformemente,
Conformation, $. Conformacion, arreglo;
concordia.
Conformer, 8. El que conforma.
Conformist, s. Conformista ; el que se someto.
Conformity, s. Conformidad, consistencia.
+Conf on, & Y. Corroboration.
To Confound, ea. Confundir; embrollar;
consternar; atolondrar. table.
Confounded, a. Maldito, abominable, detes-
Confoundedly, ad, Dotestablemento.
Confoundedness, $. Abatimiento, confusion.
Confounder, 8, Enredador; exterminador,
desolador. poa
Confraternity, e. Cofradia, confraternidad, so-
Confricatlon, €. Confricacion.
To Confront, ea. Confrontar; carcar; cote-
jar, comparar.
Confrontation, 8. Confrontacion, carco.
To Confuse, ta. Confundir, desconcertar ;
bo Io gl atropellar,
Confused, a, Confuso.
Contuecdintes, & Atropellasciento, desórd
on Ness, & amiento, en.
is eg Oscuramente, confusamente, !
Confusion, $. Confusion, tumulto, edos; ver-
giienza; ruina.
Confutable, a, Refutable.
Confutant, a. tador.
Confutation, 8. Confutacion, refutacion.
To Confute, va. Confutar, impugnar, refutar,
Confuter, €, Confutador. iso.
Congé, 8. Salutacion; despedida; itcencia,
ae Congó, on. Despedirse cortesmente; sa-
udar,
Congu-Vélire, e. Rea! iso que se da al
dean y cabildo en vacante para nom-
brar su obispo, larse, cu
To Congeal, va. OSLO ri a,
Congealable, a. Congelable.
., Congealment, 4, Congelamiento,
Congelation, £. Congelacion.
Congener, Congenerons, a. Idéntico.
Congeneracy, Congenerousnesa, €. Descen-
dencia de un mismo origen, congeneracion.
Congenial, a. Congenial. [de genio,
Congeniality, Congenialness, « ejanza
Congenite, a. Congénito.
Conger, 8. (Ict.) Congrio.
Congeries, e. Congerle, cúmulo 6 monton.
e va. Acumular, amontonar, jun-
Congestible, a. Acumulable, amontonable.
Congestion, s. Congestion.
Congiary. €. Congiario.
+To Conglaciate, er. Congelarse,
Conglaciation, 8. Congelacion.]
Conglobate, a. Conglobado.
To Conglobate, va. Cofiglobar.
Conglobately, ad. Conglobosamente.
Conglobation, 8. Conglobacion, globo.
A Conglobe, va. Conglobar.—on. Conglo-
rse.
To Conglobulate, on. Conglobarse,
To Conglomerate, va. Conglomerar, aglo-
merar, redondear. o.
Conglomerate, a. Conglomerado; redondea-
Conglomeration, e, Conglomeracion; entre-
tejodura, mezcla. lutinarse,
To € eS va. yn. Conglu ; Can-
Conglutinate, a. Conglutinado, pegado.
Conglutination, 8. Conglutinacion.
Conglutinative, a. Conglutinativo,
Congintinator, 8, Conglutinador.
Sd desir a. Congratulatorio.
To Congratulate, ea. Congratular, folicitar.
—on. Congratularse. cion.
Congratulation, 8. Congratulacion; felicite-
Congratulator, a, Congratulador.
Congratulatory, a. Congratulatorio.
To Congree, en. Concordar, untr, juntar.
To Congroet, on. Saludarse recíprocamente.
To Congregate, oa. Congregar, convocar
Po dina po as
ngregate, a. Agregado, o
Congregation, 8 Congregacion, concurso;
Congregational, a. Lo que pertenece á algu-
na congregacion de cristianos; público,
gencral, [conferencia, entrevista.
Congress, @ Encuentro; congreso, junta;
Congressian, a. Compañía, asambica.
Congressive, a. Juntado, unido, pegado.
Congruence, Congruency, Congrulty, e. Con-
gruencia, congruidad.
Congruent, a. Congruente, conforme.
CON
Congruous, a. Cóngruo, apto.
Congruously, ad. Congruentemente.
Conic, Conical, a. Conico.
Conically, ad. En forma cónica.
Conicalness, ¢, Estado cónico.
Conic section, 8, (Geom.) Seccion cónica,
To Conject, ca. Arrojar.—on. Conjeturar.
+Conjector, e. Conjeturador.
Conjecturable, a. Conjeturable,
Conjectural, a. Conjetural. {conjetura.
+Conjecturality, a. Cosa fundada en mera
Conjecturally, ad. Conjeturalmente. [cha
Conjecture, a, Conjetura, apariencia, sospe-
To Conjecture, vu. Conjeturar; sospechar,
pronosticar.
Conjecturer, 8, Conjeturador.
Coniferous, a. (Bot.) Conifero.
To Conjoin, ea. Juntar, asociar ; casar.—on.
Confederarse.
Conjoint, a. Asociado, confederado.
Conjointly, ad. Unidamente, de mancomun,
Con ugal, a. Conyugal, matrimonial.
Conjugally, ad. Conyugalmente.
To Conjugate, ea. Juntar, unir en matrimo-
nio; conjugar. [derivacion que otras.
Conjugate, « La
Conjugation, 8,
abra que tiene la misma
= bore union; conjan-
to. (Gram.) Conjugacion.
Conjunct, a. Conjunto, unido.
Conjunction, s. Conjuncion, asociacion, liga.
Conjunctive, a. Conjunto; conjuntivo.
Conjunctively, ad. Conjuntamente, de man-
comun. unir.
Conjunctivencss, 38. La calidad de juntar 6
Conjunetly, ad. Juntamente.
Conjuncture, e, Coyuntura; ocaslon, sazon.
Conjuration, 8. tl eo conjuro, im-
precacion; conspiracion.
To Conjure, va. Conjurar; pedir con instan-
cia; conjurarse; hechizar.
+Conjurement, 8. Conjuro. [Hombre
Conjurer, e. Conjurador, encantador. $ rón.
Connascence, 8. El nacimiento, nacido
proplo pause uo otro,
Connate, a Nacido del mismo parto.
Connataral, a. Connatural.
Connaturality, Connaturalness 8 Do la
misma naturaleza.
Connaturally, ad. Connaturalmente,
To Connect, ea. Juntar, atar; coordinar,
combinar.
Connection, 8. Conexion, enlace, trabazon.
Connective, a. Conexivo.—s, Conjuncion,
Connectively, ad. Conjuntamente,
+To Connex, ea. Juntar, unir, [dencta.
Connoxton, & Conexion, ligazon, correspon-
Connexive, a. Conexivo, conjuntivo,
+Connictation, 4. Guifada. [mision tácita.
Connivance, 8, Connivencia, disimulo, per-
To Connive, en, Guinar el ojo; disimular,
encubrir.
Conntvent, a. Desculdado, disimulado.
:onniver, e. Disimulador, encubridor.
Connoisseur, & Perito, conocedor, intell-
gente. [nocimiento,
Connoissenrship, & Inteligencia, pericia, co-
+To Connotate, oa. (Lóg.) Connotar, impll-
car.
tConnotation, 4. .) Connotacion, desi,
nacion Indira ) = ai
CON
+To Connote, va. (Lóg.) Connotar, significar
indirectamente.
Connubial, a. Conyugal, matrimonial.
Connumeéeration, s. Connumeracion.
Conold, a. Conolide.
Conoldal, Conoldical, a, Conoidal.
+To Conquassate, ve. Sacudir, con violencia.
+Conquassation, 8. Concusion, sacudimiento.
To Conquer, ea Conquistar; vencer, suje-
tar, domar; og ae
Conquerable, a. Vencible, conquistable.
Conqueress, ¢f Conquistadora.
Conquering, 8. y a. Victorioso, triunfador,
triunfante.
Conqueror, e. Vencedor, conquistador.
Conquest, e. Conquista; conquísta, la cosa
conquis
Consanguineous, a. Consanguineo,
Consanguinity, €. Consanguinidad.
Conscience, 8. Conclencia; escrúpulo; jus-
ticla; veracidad.
Conscienced, a. Conclenzado.
Conscient, a. V. Conscious. 80.
Consclentio . Concienzudo, escrupulo-
Conscientiously, ad. Escrupulosamente.
Consclentiousness,’a. Rectitud de conciencia,
equidad ; rele eee
Conscionable, a. Justo, razonable. ticia,
+Conscionableness, 2. Equidad, rectitud, jus-
tConscionably, ad. En conciencia, razona-
dlemente. mientos y acciones.
Conscious, a. Sabedor de sus propios pensa-
Consciously, ad. Con clerta ciencia; 4 sa-
biendas. {to interior.
petita bl e nod
nscript, a. strado, en algun regis
—, Conscripte recluta frances. [to
Conscription, a, Conseripcion ; reclutamien-
To Consecrate, va. Consagrar; dedicar; ca-
nonizar.
Consccrate, a. Consagrado,
Consecration, 8. Consagracion ; canonizacion.
Consecrator, a. Consagrante, con. or.
Consecratory, a, Lo que pertenece á la con-
sagracion. [cias; sucesion,
Consecutton, e. Serie ó cadena de consecuen-
Consecutive, a. Consecutivo, sucesivo.
Consecuttvel , ad, Consecutivamente,
+To Conseminate, ca. Sembrar diversas se-
millas promiscuamonte.
+Consension, 8. Convento, ajuste.
Consent, 8. Consentimiento, convento, per-
miso, simpatia. [ceder; avenirse.
To Consent, on. Consentir, cooperar; con-
Consentaneous, a, Conforme, conveniente.
Consentaneously, ad. Conformemente,
Consentaneousness, a, Conformidad, pro-
porcion, correspondencia, 3
Consentor, €. Consentidor.
Consenting, 8. Consentimiento.
Consentient, a. Acorde, unido en el modo
de pensar; uniforme,
Consequence, 8. Consecuencia, efecto; im-
portancia; influencia, (cla, efecto,
Consequent, a. Consigulente ; consecuen-
Consequential, a. Consecutivo, consiguien-
te; pomposo.
Consequentially, ad. Consecuentemente ;
pom posamente.
Consequentialness, e, e
CON
CON
Consequently, ad. Por consiguicnte, nece-
sariamento.
Consequentness, 8. Coherencia, conexion.
+Consertion, ¢. Junta, adaptacion.
Conservable, a. Lo que se puedo conservar.
Conservancy, 8. Conservacion; tribunal
para la conservacion de la pesca.
Conservant, a. Lo que conserva. [cion.
Conservation, 6. Conservacion; proscrva-
Conservative, a. Conservativo. [tector.
Conservator, a, Conservador, defensor, pro-
Conservatory, 8. y a. Conservatorio ; reser-
vatorio; invernáculo.
Conservatrix, a. Conservadora.
To Conserve, ea. Conservar, guardar, man-
tener, confitar. [frutas y azúcar.
Conserve, 8 Conserva; dulce hecho con
Conserver, ¢. Conservador ; confitero.
Conseesion, 6. Junta, sesion. sesion.
+Consessor, €. Individuo de alguna Junta 6
To Consider, va. Considerar, moditar; esti-
mar.—on, Deliberar.
Considerable, a. Considerable; respetable ;
importante, notable; cuantioso.
Considerableness, 8. Importancia, entidad.
Considerably, ad. Considerablemente.
Considerance, $. Consideracion, reflexion.
Considerate, a. Considerado, prudente ;
moderado, discreto.
Considerately, ad. Atinadamente, madura-
mente, juiciosamente.
Considerateness, 8. Prudencia, circunspec-
clon, moderacion.
Consideration, a. Consideracion ;. reflexion ;
exámen; importancia; recompensa; mo-
tivo, respeto.
+Considerative, a. Considerado,
Considerator, 8. Considerador. [sidcrador.
Considerer, & Hombre de reflexion; con-
Constdering, €. Duda.—conj. En atencion 4,
en consideracion 4, á causa de, visto que,
en razon á.—a, Pensativo, considerado,
juicioso. [mente.
Consideringly, ad. Seriamente, atinada-
To Consign, va. Consignar, entregar; ceder,
trasferir á; depositar. firmar.
+Consignation, €. Consignacion; el acto de
Consignification, €. Significacion semcjante
á otra, [trego, traspaso.
Consignment, @ Consignacion, ceslon, en-
To Consist, on. Consistir; constar; convenir,
. eros oe: €. Consistencia,
conformidad ; permanencia, ostabilidad ;
relacion, conveniencia,
Consistent, a. Consistente, conveniente,
o ; firme, estable; compatible;
plgusible.
Confistently, ad. Conformemente.
Consistorial, a. Consistorial.
Consistory, 2. Tribunal eclestástico; consis-
torio; congreso. ciedad.
Consociation, 4 Alianza, liga; union; so-
Consolable, a. Consolable,
+To Consolate, va. Consolar.
Consolation, 8. Consolacion, consuelo, alivio,
Consolator, 8. Consolador. Sorter,
nro 8. Discurso 6 escrito consola-
O.
Consotatory, a. Consolatorio.
To gro ea. Consolar ; confortar.
Console, s. (Arq.) Cartela, especie de repisa.
Consoler, 8. Consolador.
Consolidant, a, Consolidativo.
To Consolidate, ea. Consolidar; reunir dos
beneficios, —en. Consolidarse.
Consolidate, a. Consolidado.
Consolidation, $. Consolidaciun, reunion.
Consolidative, a. Consolidativo.
Consonanoe, Consonancy, 8, Consonancia,
congruencia, rima, armonía.
Consonant, a. Consonante, cónsono.
Consonant, 8. Consonante,
Consonantly, ad. Conformemente.
Consonantness, 4. Consonancia,
Consonous, a. (Mús.) Cónsono.
+Consopiation, a. Adormecimiento.
+To Consopite, va Calmar, adormecer,
aquietar.
tConsopite, a. Sosegado, sereno.
Consort, $. Consorte, socio, esposo; concur-
me noe union.
nsort, on. Asociarse, acompafiarse.
va. Casar; acompañar, vivir juntos.
tConsortable, a. (Ant) Comparable.
tConsortion, e. Consorcio, compafiis.
Consortship, e. Compañia. [nencia.
Da iculty, e. Pra evidencia; E
nspicuous, a. Conspicuo, aparente; -
nente, esclarecido, dotablo.
Conspicuously, ad, Claramento.
Conspicuousness, a. Claridad, celebridad,
a, nombra. [concurrencia.
Conspiracy, 8. Conspiracion, cooperacion ;
+Conspirant, a. Conjurado, conspirador.
+Conepfration, ¢. Consptracion ; union.
Conspirator, €. Conspirado, conspirador.
To Conspire, en. Conspirar, maquinar; li-
garse, conjurarse.
Consptrer, 8. Conspirador. [spirantes.
Conspiring powers, a. (Mec.) Fuerzas con-
Conspiring!y, ad. Conspirando criminal-
men
+Conspissation, 8. Y. ela Magan
Constable, €. Condestable. Constable of
the Tower, Gobernador de la Torre de
Léndres, En los Estados Unidos constu-
ble es simplemente un alguacil, 6 esbir- .
ro. Firat constable, a a msyor.
Conatableship, €. Condestablía,
Constablewick, @ La jurisdiccion del con-
destable 6 la de un comisario de cuartel
Constancy, €. Constancia, firmeza; intrepi-
dez. [mutablo, perseverante.
Constant, a. Constante, sólido ; resuelto, in-
Constantly, ad. Constantemente,
To Conatellate, on. Eesplandecer, brillar.—
oa, Unir 6 juntar varios cuerpos resplan-
declentes en uno, (llantez.
a Constelacion, bri-
Consternation, 8, Consternacion, terror, sor-
resa. Constiparse.
Te Conastipate, ea, sar, E oceania
Constipation, ¢. Estreñimiento de vientre
constipacion.
Constitucnt, e. Constitutivo ; constituyente,
comitonte.—a. Constituyente, elemental,
esencial.
To Constitute, ea. Constitutr, señalar; eri-
gir; diputar,
Constituter, e. Constituidor.
Constellation, 4.
CON
CON
Constitution, 8. Constitucion; estado; or-
denanza; temperamento.
Constitutional, a. Constitucional, legal.
Constitutionalist, €. Constitacional.
Constitutionally, ad. Constitucionalmente,
Constitutionist, e. Constitucional,
Constitutiva, a. Constitutivo, legislativo ;
esencial, [tringir, impedir.
To Constrain, va, Constrefiir, obligar; res-
Constrainable, a. Constrefifble. [facrza.
Constrainedly, ad. Por compulsion, por
Constrainer, €. El que obliga 6 precisa,
Constraint, €. Constrefiimiento, coartacion,
apremio.
Constraintive, a. Constrenible.
To Constrict, ea, Constrefir; estrechar,
obs jh encoger. [constriccion.
Constriction, 8. Contraccion, encogimiento,
Constrictor, 8. Constrictor, constringente,
ufocan estrechar
Bi ta os
To Constringe, ea. Constreñitr, comprimtr,
Constringent, a. Constrictivo, constringente,
To Construct, oa. Construir, edificar.
Construction, €, Construccion ; interpreta-
clon; sentido, tivo,
Constractional, a. Interpretativo, construc-
Constractive, a. Constructivo.
Constructively, ad. Constractivamente.
Constructure, s, Estructura, edificio, fábrica.
To era ea, Construir; interprotar,
6 car,
To Constuprate, ea. Construpar, desllorar.
Constupration, 8. Desfloramiento, estupro.
Consubetantial, a. Consustancial
Consubetantialist, e. El que cree en la con-
sustanciación.
Consubstantiality, e Consustancialidad.
To Consubstantiate, ea. Untr en una misma
sustancia 6 naturaleza.
Consubstantiate, a. Unido.
Consubstantiation, & Consustanciacion.
Consul, 8. Cónsul, el representante de un
gobierno.
Consular, a. Consular.
Consulate, Consulship, «. Consulado.
To Consult, on. Consultarse.—oa. Consal-
tar.—or. eee con 6 de.
Consult, $. Consulta, parecer; junta para
determinar algun asunto.
Consultation, a, Consulta, junta, Consul-
tation of physicians, Junta de módicos,
y opinion de ellos.
Consultative, a. Consnitivo.
Consulter, e, Consultante.
Consumable, a. Consumible.
To Consume, ea. Consumir, acabar, des-
truír, disipar, gastar.—on, Consumirse,
deshacerse, perecer.
Consumer, €, Consumidor; disipador.
To CREI va, Consumer, saa ter-
minar.
Consummate, a. Consumado, completo, ca-
Consummately, ad. Consamadamente.
Consummation, 8. Consumacion: muerte.
Consumption, @ Disipacion, destruccion,
ruina; consuncion, tísis. To be in a
consumption, Estar tisico.
peep dr ta) a. Consuntivo, tisico; ótlco.
Consumptively, ad. A’ manera de consun-
bal. | Contentednesa, €. Contento.
co prene 8. Principio de consun-
cion,
+Consutile, a. Cosido uno con otro,
+To Contabulate, va. Entarimar.
+Contabulation, $, Entarimamiento.
Contact, @ Contacto.
a ta o
Jontagion, 8. Contagio, peste, in on,
Contagious, a. Contagioso, infectado.
Contagiousness, 8. Contagloso.
To Contain, ca. Contener, caber; Incluir,
abrazar; refrenar.—on. Contenerse, abs-
tenerse,
Containable, a, Contemible. [per.
To Contaminate, ea. Contaminar, corrom-
Oontaminate, a. Contaminado, corrompido.
Contamination, 8. Contaminacion.
To Contemn, va. Despreciar, menospreciar,
desestimar. [dor.
Contemner, €. Despreciador, alia Pl
To Contemper, 0a. (Poco usado.) A raf
rar, moderar. qu
Contemperamont, s. Temple 6 grado de ca-
To pata ds oa. Contemperar, mode-
rar, templar.
Contemperation, 8. Contemperacion ; tem-
ple; proporcion.
To Contemplate, ea. Contemplar, estudiar,
meditar. [clon; estudio, consideracion.
Contemplation, 8, Contemplacion, medita-
Contemplative, a. Contemplativo, ee
sivo, {dado.
ad. Con atencion y cai-
Contemplatively,
Contemporariness, e. Contemporaneldad,
ntempo 2
sincronismo, (taneo.
Contemporary, a. y 8. Contemporaneo, coe-
+To Contemporize, va. Hacer contempo-
raneo.
Contempt, @. recto, desdcn, vilipendio,
Contemptible, a. reciable, vil
Contemptibleness, a Vileza, torpeza.
Contemptibly, ad. Vilmente,
Contemptuous, a. Desdeñoso, altivo, inso-
lente, despreciador.
Contemptuously, ad. Desdeñosamente.
Contemptuousnesa, 8. Dosprecio, altaneria.
To Contend, ta. y n, Contender, pretender;
sostener, afirmar ; competir, lidiar.
+Contendont, Contonder, € Contendedor,
competidor, antagonista, rival.
Content, a. Contento, satisfecho.
To Content, va. Contentar, satisfacer, com-
placer, agradar.
pero price satisfaccion, sgrado;
contenido; ca Contents, Lo con-
tenido; tabla de materias.
Contented, a. Contento, satisfecho.
Contentedly, ad. Contentamente, tranquila-
monte.
[choso.
Contentful, a. Perfectamente contento, di-
cane 8. Contencion, debate, alterca-
on.
Contentious, a, Contencioso, litigioso.
Contentionsly, ad. Contenciosamente.
ra 8. Espíritu contencioso é
tigioso,
Contentless, a. Descontento, desagradado.
4Contently, ad. o
OON
CON
Contentment, $. Contentamiento, gusto, sa-
tisfaccion.
Conterminable, a. Lo que es
contenido en Jos mismos limites.
Conterminate, a. Lo que tiene el mismo
limite que otra cosa.
Conterminous, a. Confinante, limítrofe.
+Conterranean, tConterraneous, a. Conter-
raneo, palsano 6 compatriota.
+Contesseration, 8. Coleccion, conjunto.
To Contest, va. Contestar, disputar, litigar.
—on. Contender, competir,
Contest, a. Conticnda, debate, altercacion.
Contestable, a. Contestable, disputable, con-
tencioso. rueba.
Contestation, a Contestacion; tostimonio,
Contestingly, ad. Contenclosamente.
Contestless, a. Indisputable. la
Context, 2. Contexto, contenido; contextu-
$To Context, va. Entretejer. [mano.
Contextural, a. Lo que toca al cuerpo hu-
Contextare, « Contextura, tejido, enlaza-
Oonth road (Arq.) Contignaci
on, 8. (Arq.) Con on.
Contignity, e, Contigiidad.
Contiguous, a. Contiguo, Junto.
Contiguously, ad. Contiguamente.
ia de ser
Contiguousnesa, €. Contigiiidad, vecindad.
Continence 6 Continency, a Continoncia,
templanza, castidad.
Continent, a. Continente, casto; continuo.
Continent, 4 Continente,
Continental, a, Continental.
Continently, ad, Castamente.
+To Continge, 04. Tocar, alcanzar.
Contingence 6 Contingency, 8. Contingen-
cla, acontecimiento,
Contingent, 8. Contingoncia, casualidad ;
contingente, cuota.
Contingent, a. Contingente, casual.
Contingently, ad. Contingentemente.
Contingentness, $. Contingencia, casualidad.
Continual, a. Continuo,
Continually, ad. Continnamente,
Continualness, ¢. Permanencia.
Continuance, €, Continuacion, permanen-
cla ; demora, dilacion, perseverancia,
To Continuate, va. Juntar estrochamente.
Continuate, a. Continuado, no interrumpido.
Continuately, ad. Sin intermision.
Continuation, €. Continuacion, duracion,
seguida, serle. cla,
Continuative, s. Continuacion 6 permanen-
Continuator, 8. Continuador.
To Continua, en. Continuar, durar, perse-
verar, morar.—va, Continuar; prolongar,
perpotuar.
Continuedly, ad. Continuadamente.
Continuer, 8. Continuador, perseverador.
Continuity, € Continuidad, coherencia ;
union, enlace.
Continuous, a. Continuo, unido 6 junto.
To Contort, va. Torcer, contorcer.
Contortion, 4. Contorsion.
Contour, €. Contorno 6 perfil.
Pole dd insep. Contra.
Contraband, «. Contrabando, matute.—a.
{To Contraband, va, 1
o Con va, Introducir eros
mee hacer ol pct o
Contrabandist, e. Contrabandista, matutero.
To Contract, ea. Contraer, apretar, enco-
ger; contratar.—on, Contraurse ; pactar.
Contract, €. Contrato, pacto; esponsales ;
contrata. contrato,
Contractedly, ad. En forma 6 á modo de
Contractedness, 6. Contraccion; apreta-
miento, opresion. [tractabilidad.
Contractibility, Contractibloness, a Con-
Contractible, a. Contractibla,
Contractile, a. (Méd.) Contractil, lo que se
puede contraer por si.
Contraction, 8. Cuntraccion ; abreviatura.
Contractor, a, Contratante. [contrariar.
To Contradict, ea. Contradecir ; oponerse,
Contradicter, a. Contradictor.
Contradiction, 8. Contradiocion, oposicion,
implicacion, contrariedad, incongruencia.
+Contradictional, a. V. Inconsisten?t,
Contradictious, a. Contradictorio, inconexo.
Conta ns e. Implicacion, inco-
nexion,
Contradictorily, ad. Contradictoriamente.
Contradictoriness, 8, Oposicion en sumo
grado. [trariedad, inconsistencia,
Contradictory, a Contradictorio.—s. Con-
tContradistinct, a. Distinguido por cali-
dades opuestas, contradistinto.
Contradistinction, 8. Distincion por call-
dades opuestas. Jn contradistinction,
Por contradistincion.
Contradistinctive, a. Contradistintivo.
To Contradistinguish, va, Contradistingair.
—on, Distinguir por calidades opuestas,
Contrafissure, 8, Contraabertura.
Contraindicant, Contraindication, 8, Con
traindicante.
To Contralndicate, va. Contraindicar.
+Contranatural, a. Contranatural
Contraposition, 8, Contraposicton.
Contraregularity, €. Contrariedad.
+Contrariant, a. Repugnante, contradictorio.
Contraries, a. pl. Contrarios, calidades, con-
trarias. compatibilidad.
Contrarlety, a. Contrari oposicion, in-
Contrarily, ad. Contrariamente.
Contrariness, 8. Contrarledad.
+Contrarious, a. Contrario, opuesto.
tContrariously, ad. Contrariamente,
Contrariwise, ad. Al contrario, al reves
Contrary, G. Contrarlo, opuesto, contradic-
torio, discorde.—a. Contrario. can say
nothing to the contrary, Nada te uo
oponer á eso. pedir
+To Contrary, ea. ner, contradecir, lm-
Contrary-minded, a. De diverso parecer.
Contrast, 8. Contraste, oposicion ; diferencia.
To Contrast, va. Contrastar, oponer; variar.
Contravallation, a. Contravalacion.
To Ponta yeus; ea. Contravenir, infringir
violar.
Contravener, €, Contraventor, infractor.
Contravention, 8. Contravencion, infraccion,
Contraversion, & Vuelta al lado opuesto.
Contrayerva, 4. (Bot. Contrayerba,
+Contrectation, 2, Tucamiento, manoseo.
Contributary, a. Contribuyente, contributa-
rio, uir, ayudar, cooperar.
To Contribute, va. Contribulr.—er. Contri-
Contributer, e. V. Contributor.
Contribution, €. Cooperacion, concurrencia;
contribucion ; tributo, [contributivo.
Contributive,a. Cooperante ; contribuyente,
Contributor, 8. Contribuidor, contribuyente.
Contributory, a. Cooperante 6 contribu-
ente.
ntristation, €, (Ant.) Entristecimiento.
Contrite, a. Quebrantado, machacado; con-
trito, pesaroso, penitente.
Contriteness, s.Contricion, arrepentimiento.
Contrition, 8. Pulverizacion; contricion,
pesar.
Contrivable, a, Imaginable.
Contrivance, 8. Idea, plan; traza, mafia;
concepto, maquinacion.
To Contrive, ea. Inventar, imaginar.—on.
Trazar, delinear, concertar, manejar.
Contrivement, @ Invoncion.
Contriver, e. Trazador, sutor, inventor.
Control, €. Con comprobante ;
censura, inspeccion; er.
To Control, va. Reprimir, predominar; go-
bernar; registrar; criticar.
Controllable, a. Bujeto 4 vista 6 revista.
Controller, €, Contralor, mayordomo, vee-
dor, registrador. [veeduría.
Controllership, 8, Contraloría; mayordomia,
Controlment, 8. Restriccion, sujecion; opo-
sicion; 1 ccion,
Controversial, a. Lo que pertenece á las
controversias 6 disputas. (dor literario.
Controversialist, a Controversista, disputa-
Controversy, s, Controversia, uta, de-
bate, plelto. altercar.
To Controvert, va. Controvertir, disputar,
Controverter, Controvertist, a. Controver-
sista. table.
Controvertible, a. Controvertible, dispn-
Contumacious, a. Contumaz, rebelde, in-
flexiblo.
Contumactously, ad. Contamazmente.
Contumaciousness, a, Contumacia, obstina-
clon. nacidad, dureza.
Contu » 8. Contumacia, rebeldía; te-
Contumelious, 4. Contumelioso, afrentoso,
vergo ominioso.
Contumeliously, ad. Contumellosamente,
Contumeliousness, Contumely, +. Contame-
Ha, baldon, ultraje, insulto. [chacar,
To Contuse, ea, Contundir, magullar, ma-
Contusion, 8. Contusion.
Conundrum, €. Acertijo, adivinanza.
Convalescence 6 Convalescency, 8. Conva-
lecencia.
Convalescent, a. Convalectente.
Convenable, a. Lo que puedo juntarse.
To Convene, va. Convocar, congregar; citar.
—on, Convenir.
Convenes, 8. El que se junta con otros.
Convener, 8. Conv or.
Convenience 6 Convenien
cla, comodidad, oportuni
di a. Conveniente, cómodo, opor-
Conveniently, ad. Cómodamente,
Convening, 4 Convencion.
Convent, 8, Convento.
tTo Convent, va. Citar 6 emplazar delante
del juez.—on. E Jantar.
Conventicle, 2, Conventiculo, conciliíbulo,
Junta clandestina,
, £ Convenien-
[tano.
tTo Conventicle, en. Pertenecer 4 un con-
venticalo.
Conventicler, €, El quo sostiene 6 frocuenta
convonticulos 6 conciliábulos.
Convention, e. Convencion, congreso, junta;
contrato, tratado.
Conventional, Conventionary, a.
Conventionist, a. Contratista.
Conventual, €, Conventual, el
un convento.—a. Conventu:
To Converge, en. (O’pt.) Converger, diri-
girse 4 un mismo punto.
Convergent, Converging, a. Convergente.
Conversable, a. Conversable, soctable.
Conversableness, 8, Sociabilidad. [mente.
Conversably, ad, Sociablemente, afable-
Conversant, a. Versado en, experimentado,
familiar; concerniente, tocante.
Conversation, e. Conversacion, conferencia,
familiaridad; conducta,
tConversationed, a. Urbano, cortes.
Conversative, a, Conversativo, sociable.
Conversazione, $. Tertulia,
To Converse, on. Conversar, vivir con otro
y tratar con é1; platicar.
Converse, 8. Conversacion, plática, familia-
ridad, comercio. (Geom.) Conversa, pro-
posicion opuesta 4 la directa,
Conversely, ad. Mútuamente.
Conversion, 3, Conversion; mudanza de una
religion 4 otra. [able
Conversive, a. Conversivo, tratable, soci-
To Convert, va. Convertir, trasmutar.—on,
Convertirse, mudarse.
Convert, a Converso 6 convertido. New
convert, Neófito.
Converter, s. Misionero.
Convertibility, s. Capacidad de conversion,
Convertible, a. Convertible, trasmutable.
Oonvertibly, ad. Reciprocamente.
Convex, @. Convexo; cuerpo circular.
Convexed, a, Convexo, elevado en figura
circular.
Convexedly, ad. En forma 6 figura convexa.
Convexity, 8. Convexidad.
Convexly, ad. Convexamente,
Convexness, £. Convexidad.
Convexo-concave, a. Convexo-céncavo.
To Convey, va. Trasportar; trasmitir; tras-
ferir ; eee [conducido.
Conveyable, a. Capaz do ser trasportado 6
Conveyance, & Conduccion, trasporte; en-
trega; manejo secreto.
Conveyancer, ¢ El escribano que hace la
tura de traspaso 6 enajenación de
dominio, [Impostor.
Conveyer, €. Conductor, mensajero ; truhan,
Convicinity, 8. Proximidad, vecindad.
To Convict, va. Convencer; confutar, re-
fatar. [condenado por su delito,
Convict, 8. Convicto, el reo convencido y
tConvict, a, Convencido.
Convictible, a. Convencible. [fntacion,
Conviction, 8. Conviccion; confutacion, re-
Convictive, a. Convincente.
Convictively, ad. Convincentemente.
To Convince, ea. Convencer; poner en
evidencia, juzgar.
Convincement, 8. (Poco usado.) Conviccion,
Convincer, 8. Convencodor. oe
[cional, estipulado,
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Convincible, a. Convencible; convincente. To Oooperate,
| Cooperation, 8. Cooperacion.
Convincingly, ad. Convincentemento.
Convincingnessa, 8. Conviccion, evidencia y
fuerza do la razon que convence,
Convivial, a. Convivial, festivo.
To Convocate, ea. Convocar, citar, llamar.
Convocation, 8. Cenvocacion ; junta del
clero 6 sinodo. {reuntr.
To Convoke, va. Convocar, citar, juntar,
To Convolve, ea. Arrollar, revolver, envol-
ver. camnpana.
Convolvulus, @ (Bot) Convdlvulo, yedra
Convoluted, a, Arrollado, envuelto, reple-
gado. volver; conjunto.
Convolution, @ La [
accion de arrollar 6 en-
To Convoy, va. Convoyar, escoltar, guardar.
on $. Convoy © conserva, escolta 6
To Convulse, or. Convelerse, convulsarse,
irritarse, alterarse las fibras del cuerpo;
arrebatar, llevar tras sí el ánimo. To be
convulsed wotth laughter, Perecer do risa.
Convulsion, 8, Convulsion, espasmo ; 1n-
quietud ; conmocion, alboroto, revolncion.
Convulsive, a. Convalstvo.
Convulsively, ad. Convulsivamente.
Cony, 4 Conejo. Cony-skins 6 wool, Y.
doit a as
oung cony, Gazapo, gazaplllo, era,
Cony-burrow, 8. Concjera, vivar 6 madri-
+To Conycatch, en. Engañar, defraudar 4
los simples 6 bobos.
+Cony-catcher, 8. Ladron ratero.
To Coo, on. Arrullar, como paloma 6 tór-
tola; decir ternezas. (Fam.) Enamorar.
Cootng, & Atractivo, halago ; O de
palomas. n.
Cook, e. Cocinero, cocinera Cook's a oP,
Cook-maid, ¢f Cocinera. [cocina do navio.
Cook-room, 8 (Náu.) ps ioe de un bajel,
To os Cocinar, gaisar, aderezar las
vian
Cookery, 8. Arte de cocina.
Cool, a. Frio, fresco; tlojo, indiferente.—e.
Frescura 6 fresco.
To Cool, ea, Enfriar, refrescar, entibiar,
atemperar, templar la ira. —on. Refrescar,
enfriarse, templarse, moderarse el cnojo
6 cualquiera pasion. — [azúcar 7 borraja.
Cool-cup, 8. Bebida hecha de víno, agua,
arpa 8 Garapitiers, garraía, (Méd.)
Cool-headed, a. Tibio, sin pasiones,
Cooling, a. Refrescante, fresco, refrigerativo;
tibio, flojo.
Coolish, a. Fresco.
Coolly, ad. Frescamente, friamente,
Coolness, 4. Fresco, frio; frialdad ; frescura.
Coom, 8. Hollin de horno; el unto n que
despiden los ejes de las ruedas de los car-
ros y coches.
Coomb, & Medida inglesa de cuatro fanegas,
nee lee Caponera, gallinero; redil
To p, ea. Enjaular, encarcelar,
Coopee, a. Cu aso de baile.
To Cooper, va. Hacer 6 fabricar barriles.
Cooper, £ Tonelero.
Nin by Jornal ae eco: sl olnere
se le da por su trabajo; todo lo per-
tencolento & Lo y
on. Cooperar.
Cooperative, a. Cooperativo; cooperante.
Cooperator, 8. Cooperador. [gacion.
rae: 8. Adopcion, asociacion, agre-
Coordinate, a. Coordinado.
Coordinately, ad. Coordinadamente.
Coordinateness, Coordination, e, Coordina-
clon, mótodo, colocacion,
Coot, £. (Orn.) Negreta, do ánade,
Copetba, Copivi, a Coney, copalba.
vopaiba, vi, a, y CO
Copal, 8. Goma, copal P Laima,
Coparcenary, Coparceny, 8 Derecho igual
por sucesion 4 alguna herencia,
Coparcener, & Coheredero,
Copartment, a, V. Compartment.
Copartner, e. Compañoro, socio, asociado,
CoperinerahtPs & Compañia, sociedad, aso-
acion.
tCopatain, a Alto, puntiagado.
Cope, @ Capa pluvial. V. Cap. uler
cobertura, como el céncavo del cielo,
cima de bóvedas,
To Cope, va. Cubrir, poner yr, di la cabeza;
cambiar ; contender.—en. petir, venir
an las paeely fee ir.
pornican, a. CANO,
Copier, 8. Coplante, co ista; plaglario.
Coping,s. Albardilla, caballete de una pared ;
cumbre do edificio; trueco,
Copious, a. Copioso, abundante, difuso, rico.
Coplously, ad. Copiosamente. rofasion.
Couped at ie a undanel undancis ;
p a. a, copetudo.
Coppel, a Y. Cupel
Copper, €. Cobre, metal; caldera grande.
Copperss, 8. Caparrosa, vitriolo verde, sal-
Copperist. Copy Lo que tiene cobre,
pperish, Voppery, @. 1 que iene 00
pe piola 8. Nariz de tomate 6 de color
tati Lámina de cobre, la plan-
per-p & ns de cobre,
cha de cobre para E COopper-plate
prints. Estampas, láminas.
Coppersmith, a. Caldorero,
Copper-work, €. Fábrica de cobre,
Copperworm, 8. Broma, gusano de los na-
vios; arador. [4 menudo.
Coppice, s. Monte bajo, bosque que se corta
Copple-dust, a, V. Cupel-duat.
Coppled, a. Lo que se eleva en forma cónica.
. Copped.
Coproprietor, 8. Coproptetario.
Copse, e. Y. CRs [cortados.
To Copse, es. Conservar los pes recion
Copsy, a Lo que pertenoce á los montes
bajos. [Egipcios cristianos.
Coptic, £. Copto, la lengua antigua de los
To Copulate, va. Unir, estrechar una cosa
con otra.—on. Ayuntarse ó unirse,
+Copulate, a, Unido.
Copulation, €. Cópula, coito; conjancion.
Copulative, a. (Gram.) Copulativo, conjun-
vo. —8. (Gram.) Conjuncion. Union
matrimonial.
, 8. Copia, traslado; original manus-
crito; instrumento legal de entrega ;
ejemplar; muestra, (Contrahacer.
To Copy, ea. Copiar, trasladar ; imítar.—cn,
COR
Copy-book, a. Cuaderno para planas ú otros
us
OS.
Copyer, Copyist, V. Copter.
CobYhold, For) Especie de enfitóusis,
arrendamiento temporal, tenencia de tior-
ras por censo 6 por feudo. sualista,
Copyholder, 4. Enfitenta, arrendador, con-
Copyright, e. La propiedad de una obra
Premia Col Hizo. (Bot) ee
nelicot, 8. or ro
To Coquet, va. y a. Cocar, hacer 00008, re-
quebrar, cortejar, galantear.
Coquotry, €, Coquetería ; inconstancia 6
diras ce mujeres. pes
uette, y. ueta; carantoñera.
Coracle, 8. Barca de pescadores hecha de
cuero.
Coral, €. Coral, especio de arbusto marino.
Coralline, a. Coralino.—s. Coralina,
Coralloid, Coralloidal, a. Coraline. [rant
tCorant, €. Danza 6 baile ligero. V. Cou-
Corben, £ Cepillo 6 cestillo para pedir
limosna.
Corbeils, a, (Mil.) Cestones.
Corbel, Corbil, 8. (Arq.) Cesta sobre la ca-
beza de la de; saledizo fuera de las
paredes,
Pese od pea bo, cordel
, 8. Cue Soga, cabo, cordel.
To Cord, va. Enoordelar, atar ó amarrar con
cuerdas.
Cordage, 8. Cordaje. Tiwice-latd cordage,
Cabos contrahechos. .Plaited cordage,
e pep
Corded, a. Hecho de cuerdas.
Cordelier, @ Fraile franciscano.
Cordial, s, Cordial, remedio confortativo.
ae @ Cordial, confortativo; sincero,
corazon.
Cordiality, 8. Cordialidad, sinceridad.
Cordially, ad. Cordtalmente, sinceramente,
Cordialness, a. Sinceridad, afecto cordial.
Cord-maker, 8. Cordelero, ye delo
Cordon, e. Cordon, fila de piedras entre la
muralla y el parapeto ; cordon, cingulo.
Cordovan, Cordwain, 8 Cordoban, para
hacer zapatos; cuero curtido del caballo.
Cordwainer, 8. 2 o.
Cord-wood, e. Cuerda de leña, la porcion.
Core, £. Corazon; cuesco de la fruta; en-
fermedad del ganado lanar; fondo; pus,
Coregoncy, 8. Corregencia, calidad del quo
es regente con otro.
Coregent, 8. Corregente.
Coreiative, a. V. Correlative.
Coriaceous, a. Hecho de cuero; correoso.
Coriander, @. (Bot.) Cilantro, culantro.
Corinthian, a. (Arq.) Corintto, el cuarto
órden de arquitectura; libidinoso.
Corival, e. y on. V. Corrival. tella,
Cork, 8. Alcornoque; corcho; tapon de bo-
To Cork, va. Tapar botellas con corchos.
Corkiog plo, & Alfler grand
pg-pin, 2. er e.
Corkacrew, 8, Tirabuzon.
Cork-troe, 8. Alcornoque.
Corky, a. De corcho. [gloton.
Cormorant, 8. Corvejon, cuervo marino;
Corn, 8. Grano, fruto y semiila de las mieses.
Green corn, Mazorca do maiz fresca.
COR
(Mex.) Helote. Mies que aun esté por
6 trillar; callo,
To Corn, va. Salar; desmenuzar alguna cosa.
Cornage, & La obligacion que en lo antiguo
tenian ciertas personas de tocar la corneta
cuando invadian los ene:
Corn-bind, +. (Bok) Especie de corregúela
rn-bind, e, t. e de corregú
Cornchandler, s. Revendedor de granos.
Corn-crake, e. (Orn.) V. Land-rail.
Corncatter, a, Cortador de callos.
Cornea, $. Cérnea.
Cornel 6 Cornelian-tree, 8, (Bot.) Cornejo.
Cornelian, 8. Cornerina.
Cornemuse, $. Cornamuss.
Corneons, a. Corneo; calloso.
Corner, €. Angulo, esquina. The inner
corner, Rincon. The outer corner, Es-
quina. Xxtremidad.
Cornered, a, uinado. [cheta.
Corner-stone, e. .) Piedra angular ; mo-
Cornerwise, ad. Die nalmente. ,
Cornet, a Corneta; portaestandarte; toca
ES mujer; lanceta para sangrar los ca-
Cornetcy, 8. Comision de portacetandarte.
Corneter, 8. El que toca la corneta.
Corn-ficld, e. Sembrado, el pedazo do ter-
reno sembrado de 08.
Corn-flag, 8. (Bot.) Gladiolo.
Corn-floor, 8, Suelo de granero.
Corn-flower, 8, plo aciano, coronilla,
Corn-heap, 2. Monton de grano.
Cornice, 8. Cornisa,
Cornicle, 8, Cuernecico.
Corniculate, a. (Bot) Flor corniculads.
is a. pose
rnigerous, 8. Cornigero.
Corning-house, £ La casa donde se reduce
á grano la prota [Cornwall
Cornish, a, que pertenece al pais de
Corn-land, 8. Tierra sombrada 6 destinada
para sembrar.
Corn-loft, s. Granero. [dala.
Corn-marigold, s. (Bot.) Especie de calén-
Corn-meter, 8. Medidor de granos.
Corn-mill, a, Molino moler trigo y
otros granos, ó el edificio dondo se muele,
Conn pipe, 2. Silbato hecho con el tallo del
Co Ka . (Bot) Especie d ta.
rn-rocket, 8. t e de roque
Corn-rose, 8. (Bot.) Ababa, ababol, amapola,
Corn-salad, e. (But.) Macha, valerianilla.
Cornucopia, a Cornucopia; alcartaz, cu-
curucho. [la fe del matrimonio.
To Cornute, va. Poner los cuernos, faltar 4
Cornuted, a. Cornudo.
Cornuto, €. Cornudo, el marido cuya mujer
ha faltado á la fidelidad congue
Cornutor, a, El gue hace cornudo 4 alguno,
Corn-violet, a, (Bot.) Espocie de campánula,
Corny, a. Hecho de cuerno, corneo, calloso ;
lo a produco 6 contiene grano.
Corollary, 8. Corolario, consectario.
Corona, 8. (Arq.) Corona de entablamento,
Coronal, 8. Coronal; corona, guirnalda—a
Coronal, lo perteneciente al hueso coronal.
Coronary, @ Coronario, lo que pertenoce á
la corona.
Coronation, a, Coronacion.
COR
Coroner, & Coroner, cuyo oficio es indagar
las causas dle las muertes repentinas.
Coronet, 4, La corona particular que cor-
responde á los titulos segun su clase.
Corporal, a. Cabo 6 caporal.—a. Corporal,
corpóreo; material
Corporality, 8. Corporalidad, corporeidad.
Corporally, ad. Corporalmente.
Corporate, a. En cuerpo 6 en comunidad;
general: unido.
+To Corporate, en. Unirse, incorporarse.
Corporately, ad. Corporalmente; unida-
monte. [cion.
Corporatenesa, 8. Comunidad, incorpora-
. Corporation, 8. Cabildo ; corporacion, socie-
dad, gremio.
rele arial ta, el lega la
Corporealist, €. Materialista, el que niega
inmmaterialidad del alma.
Corporeality, « Corporeldad. [mente.
Corporeally, ad. Materialmente, cor -
Corporeltys €. Corporeidad, materialidad ;
solidez.
+Corporeous, a. Corpóreo. ques
Corposant, Corpusance, a. (Núu.) Fuego de
Corps, 8. Cnerpo de ejúrcito; cuerpo de
os Cadá [gord
)rpSe, 8. ver, ura.
Corpulence, Corpulency, a Corpuloncia;
Corpulent, a. Corpulento, gordo.
Corpuscele, 8. Corpásculo, átomo, A
Corpuscular, Corpuscularian, 4. Corpuson-
+To Corrade, eu. Kuer, cortar, arafiar; re-
coger. (mismo punto.
Corradiation, 4. Union de los rayos en un
To Correct, ca. Corregir, reprender, casti-
gar; enmendar, amonestar ; dulciócar.
Correct, a. Correcto, revisto ó acabado con
exactitud.
Correction, a. Correccion, castigo, enmienda,
lima, reforma; censura, pena,
Corrective, a. Correctivo.—s. Correctivo,
restriccion.
Correctly, ad. Correctamente,
Correctness, €. Exactitud, correccion.
Corrector, a, Corrector, reformador, revisor.
(Méd.) Correctivo; dulcificante.
heridas or, 8. Curregidor, magistrado en
¿spaña,
To Correlate, on. Tener relacion recíproca.
Correlate, s. La persons que tiene correla-
cion con otra,
Correlative, a. y 8. Correlativo.
Correlativenesa, 4. Correlacion, correspon-
dencia, relacion recíproca. (sion.
+Corroption, e. Castigo, enmienda; repren-
To Correspond, tn. Corresponder; ostar de
acuerdo; corresponderse,
eS Correspondency, €. Corres-
pondencia; inteligencia; amistad 6 comer-
cio mútuo.
Correspondent, a. Correspondiente, confor-
me.—s, Correspondiente, corresponsal.
Correspondently, ad Correspondiente-
mente.
tCorresponsive, a. Correspondiente, con-
forme.
Corridor, €, Corredor.
Corrigible, a. Corregible.
Corrival, iy Cumpetidor, rivaL—qa, Opuesto.
+To Corrival, on. Contender, com
Conival
v ’
shi
* ri-
alidad.
v
8, Competencia, contienda, ri-
Corrivalship, 8. Oposicion, emulacion, com-
eticion. (uno.
o Corrivate, ea. Unir muchos arroyos en
Corruborant, a. Corroborante.
To Corroborate, va. Corroborar, confortar,
fortalecer, confirmar, apoyar.
+Corroborate, a. Corro o, establecido.
Corroboration, 8. Corroboracion, confirma-
cion. rante.—s. Confortativo,
Corroborative, a. Corroborativo, corrobo-
To Corrode, ea. Corroer.
Corrodent, a, y a, (Poco usado.) Corrosivo.
+To Corrodiate, va. V. To Corrode.
Corrodibility 6 Corrosibility, a, La calidad
de ser corrusible.
Corrodible, a. Corresible. [6 rentas,
cored 8. Diminucion 6 baja en los salarios
Corrosi le, a. Corrosible.
Corrosibleness, 8. V. Corrodibility.
Corrosion, a. Corrosion. [cante.
Corrosive, @& y 8. Corrosive, mordaz, pi-
Corrosively, ad. Corrosivamente.
Corrosivenesa, 8, Lo calidad que constituye
una cosa corrosiva 6 mordicante.
Corrugant, a. Lo que arruga ó hace arrugaa.
To Corrugate, ea. Arrugar.
Corrugate, a. Arrugado. [encogimiento.
[lar. | Corrugation, 8. Corrugacion, contraccion,
Corrugator, 8. El que arruga.
Corrupt, a. Corrompido, corrupto, deprava-
do, seducido, sobornado.
To Corrupt, ea. Corromper, malear, adulte-
er sobornar, seducir; Ta
rromperse, podrirse, A
Corrupter, a. Corruptor, seductor, soborna-
tCorruptful, a. Corrumpente; seductivo.
Corruptibility, a Corruptibilidad.
Corruptible, a. Corruptible.
Corruptiblenesa, s. Corraptibilidad.
Corruptibly, ad. De un modo corruptible.
Corrupting, e. Corrupcion, adulteracion.
Corruption, a Corrupcion, vicio, hedion-
dez; engaño; maldad.
Corruptive, a, Corruptivo.
Corruptless, a. Incorraptible, integra, recto.
Corraptly, ad. Corrompidamente.
Corruptness, $. Corruptela, corrupcion, pa-
trefaccion, vicio.
rth har af. Corrompedora,
Co , & Corsario, pirata.
os 8. Cadáver. [pecho de todo insecto.
Corselet, a Coseleto. (Ent) Coselete, el
To Corselet, va. Cubrir ó defender como un
coselete.
Corse-present, e. Regalo que se hace con
motivo de la muerte do alguno.
Corset, 2, Corsé, justillo de mujer.
Cortes, £. Córtes, la reunion de los represen-
tantes del pueblo español,
Cortex, a. Corteza. {corteza.
Cortical, a, Cortical, lo que pertenece & la
Corticated, a. Semejante a la corteza,
Corticosa, a. (Poco usado,) Cortezuda,
Corvet ó Corvetto, a, Corveta de un caballo.
Corvette, s. Corveta, embarcacion de guerra.
Corandum, e, (Min.) Záfiro; corindon, dia-
manto para cortar vidrios,
CcoT
COU
Coruscant, a. Coruscante, resplandeciente,
To Coruscate, on. Relucir, resplandecer.
Coruscation, a. Relámpago; resplandor.
bantes, 4. Coribantes, sacerdotes de la
diosa Cibéles. [bantes; manlático.
Corybantic, a. Lo que pertenece 4 los oorl-
Corymbiated, a. (Bot) Enramilletado.
Corymbiferous, a. (Bot.) Corimbifero, lo que
lleva corimbo. (cie de inflorescencia.
Corymbus, s. (Bot.) Corimbo, maceta, es
Cory ¡heus, 8, Corifeo ; director, guia, jefe.
Coscinomancy, 8. Adivinacion por medio
de una criba,
Cosecant, e, (Geom.) Cosecante.
To Cosen, ta. V. To Coren,
Cosine, 8. (Geom.) Coseno.
Cosmetic, a. y 8, Cosmético.
Cosmic, Cosmical, a. Lo que pertenece al
mundo; loque sale 6 se pone con el sol.
Cosmically, Con el sol.
Cosmogony, 8. Cosmogonia, el sistema de la
formacion del universo.
Cosmogonist, s. Cosmogonista,
Cosmographer, 8. Cosmógrafo, el que sabe 6
el ja estructura del mando,
Cosmographbical, a. CO,
Cosmographically, ad. Cosmográficamente.
Cosmograpby, +. Cosm la descrip-
clon del mundo. [ciudadano del mundo.
Cosmopolitan, Cusmopolite, 8. Cosmopolita,
A eria ligera de
us
Cosset, e. Cordero criado sin la madre.
Cost, s. Coste; expensas, gastos ; costa, daño,
pérdida. [Cueste lo que cueste.
To Cost, en. Costar. Cost it ma
, & Lo perteneciente á las costillas,
Costard, e. Manzana redonda. [Frutterer.
Costard-monger, Coster-monger, 8 V.
Costive, a ñido vientre; impervio;
frio, reservado.
Costiveness, £, Constipacion ; frialdad,
Costless, «. Sin costo de balde.
Costlinesa, 8, Suntuosidad.
er a. Costoso, caro, dispendioso; mag-
co, espléndido.
Costmary, 8. (Bot.) tanaceto,
+Costrel, € Botella 6 frasco.
Costas, a. La eme moda ó estilo de dife-
rentes palses ; es, .
Cosufferer, 8. El que sufre algun con
Cot, 8. Cabaña, choza, albergue; hamacas;
cordero manso; desecho de lana; catre,
To Cotabulato, va. V. To Contabulate.
Cotangent, 8. (Geom.) Cotangente.
Cote, 2. V. Cottage y Sheenjold.
Cotemporary, a. Contemporáneo, coetánoo.
Es mejor Contemporary. Fine
Coterle, 2. Corrillo, corro, tertulia, junta de
Cothurnus, $. o. V. Buskin.
Cotillon, e. Baile, apio de contradanza.
Cotland, £. Pedazo perteneciente
4 uns choza.
Cotquean, $. Maricon, cazolero, maricasera.
Cotswold, e. Redit de campo llano y abierto,
Cottage, 8. Cabaña, choza, casuacha,
Cottaged, a. Lo que ticne cabañas 6 chozas,
tCottagely, a. Rústico. —[(Cuba) Montero.
Cottager, Cotter, € Rústico, aldeano payo.
Cotton, £. Algodon; cotonia. Upland cot-
terreno
Cosmográfl
a,
ball
what it may,
ps
g06.
|
ton, Algodon de pellon largo. Raw cot-
ton, Algodon en rama, Cotton bagging,
Lienzo de algodon para sacos. Cutton
balls, Hilo de algodon en bolas, Cotton
in epools, Hilo de algodon en carreteles.
Cotton yarn, (para tejedores,) Hilaza de
algodon; (para costureras) Hilo de torzal
6 de pelo. Cutlon cambric, Musclina
finisima, (Am.) Coco muy fino, estopilla
de algodon. [acolichar.
To Cotton, en. Levantar pelusa; salir bien;
Cottonlike, Cottony, a. Lleno de algodon;
blando, velloso; acolchado.
Cotyla, Cotyle, 8, (Anat.) Cotila, la cavidad
de un hueso que recibe la cabeza de otro.
Cotyledon, 8. (Bot.) Cotiledon 6 paleta de la
semilla; cotiledon, planta,
To Couch, en. Acostarse, echarse; arrodi-
llarse; agacharse; agoblarse, encorvarse.
—ea, Colocar, sobro una cama; solapar,
encubrir, disimular; incluir. tongada.
Couch, 8. Silla poltrona; canapé; lecho,
Couchant, a. Acostado, agachado.
Couchee, 8. La hora de recogerse.
Coucher, 4. Oculista; cartulario.
Couchfellow, e. Compañero de cama.
Couch 8. (Bot.) Grama.
Couching, s. La operacion de batir las cata-
ratas con aguja; encorvamiento.
Cough, 8. Tos. LHooping-cough, Tos ferina,
sofocante, 6 convulsiva,
To Cough, on. Toser.—<a. Arrancar 6 arro-
jar del pecho lo que á uno lo molesta.
Cougher, 8, Tosedor.
Couhage, e. (Bot.) V. Cowlich. [lento.
Covin, 8, (For.) Colusion, convenio fraudu-
Coving, a. (Arq.) Saledizo.
Could, imp. del verbo Can. I could
not do tt, No pude hacerlo. Could you
do it? Pudiera V. hacerlo?
Coulter, a. Reja de arado, [del clero,
Council, «. Concilio ó consejo; sinodo, junta
Council-board, e. Reunion 6 sesion del con-
sejo.
+To Counite, va. V. Tb Unite,
Counsel, 2. Consejo, aviso; prudencia; tra-
ma; abogado; consultor.
To Counsel, va. Aconsejar, dirigir, avisar.
Counsel-keeper, 8. El que guarda un secreto,
Counsellable, a. Dócil [fidente; abogado.
Counsellor, €. Consejero, aconsejador; con-
Counsellorship, 8. El empleo, oficio, plaza 6
idad de consejero.
To Count, va, Contar, numerar; considerar,
reputar; imputar.—on. Idear, trazar, tra-
mar; contar, confiar.
Count, 4. Cuenta 6 cálculo, cláusula; conde.
(For.) Demanda, cargo, capitulo.
Countable, a. Contadero, contable,
Countenance, ¢. Semblante, cara, rostro,
continente, aspecto; patrocinio, favor.
To be out of countenance, or. Abochor-
narse, desconcertarse. To give counte-
nance, Apoyar, favorecer, [mantener.
To Countenance, va. Bostener, proteger,
Countenancer, 8. Fautor, favorecedor, ad-
herente.
Counter, a. Contador, contante; mostrador.
(Nia. Bovedilla, Antebrazo. Counters,
antos, fichas. sis
COU
COU
Counter, ad. Contra, al contrario, al reves.
To run counter, Oponerse; faltar á.
To Counteract, va. Contrariar, impedir, es-
torbar; frustrar.
Counteraction, 8. Oposicion.
Counterattraction, €. Atraccion opuesta.
Counter-ambuscade, s. Contraer
Counter-approaches, a. pl. (Fort.) Contra-
aproches 6 contraataques.
To Counterbalance, va. Contrapesar, con-
trarestar, compensar. [compensacion.
Counterbalan
ca, 8. Contrapeso, equilibrio,
e i
copia, imágen.
Counte on,
An
Go es 1 8 da instancia.
unterpica, a Segun
arr ate 8. Contratreta, contrasstucia,
a, Contraparto; duplicada,
8. Peticion opuesta, contra
[6 súplica contrarias 4 otra.
terpetition, on. Hacer una peticion
artificio opuesto á otro.
To paa a ea, Contraminar; oponer
Counterplotting, e. Trama inventada para
oon otra,
trarestar
Counterbond, e. Obligacion dada 4 un fiador ; Neme o a (Mús.) Contrapunto; punto
por la persona á quien 46.
To Counterbuff, oa. Rechazar, re
Counterbuff, s, Rechazo.
Countercaster, £ Mal aritmótico
Counterchango, £. Contracambio,
To Counterc
procamente.
Counterchargo, 4. Recriminacion,
Conntercharm, 8. Descncanto.
To Countercharm, oa. Desencantar.
To Counterchock, oa.
Countercheck, « Oposicion, repulsa.
ler.
tenedor
opu cenar.
To Counterpolse, ed. Contrapesar, contra-
de libros, | Counterpoise, a Contrapeso; cquilibrio;
pilon, pesa movible.
Counterpolson, e Contraveneno; antádoto.
ge, va. Dar y tomar reci- rl Erections 8, Práctica en oposicion
e
Counterpressure, €. Fuerza contraria.
Co a U ecto opuesto &
steal fins catanrea Sal
o o
ner, contrastar. (To Counterprove, va. Ea perfiles de
Counter-revolution, $. Contrarevolacion.
Countercunning, $. Astucia opuesta 4 otra. | Counter-revolutionist, a. Contrarevoluciona-
Countercurrent, a. Corriente contraria 4 otra.
Counterdecd, $. Contraescritura, acto parti- | Counterscarf, Counterscarp, 4.
cular que deshace en todo 6 en parte al
otro acto público. (ton.
rio, Gort) Ono.
ort.) Con-
To Counterseal, en. Contrasellar.
To Countersecure, e. Ascgurar maa,
¢Counterdistinction, 3. V. Contradtetinc- | Countersense, e. Sentido opuesto.
Counterevidence, +. Contraevidencia, testi-| To Countersi
monio opuesto,
To Counterfeit, oa. Falscar, contrahacer;
falsificar, forjar.—on. Fingir, disimular.
Counterfeit, a, Falseador, impostor, falsifica- | Counterstatute, a.
dor; impostura, engaño, —a Contrahe-
ca. Refrendar.
Countersign, 8. ndata, (MI!) Nombre
del santo 6 contraseña. de & otro.
Countersignal, @. (Ndu.) Señal que corres-
enanza 6 estatuto con-
trario á otro. (sicion de otra.
cho, falsificado, ongañoso, fingido. Cown-| Countersway, 8. Influencia que obra en opo-
terfeit coin, Moneda falsa,
Counterfoiter, €. Falsario, falsificador, imi- | Countersurety, ¢. V.
Counterfetter of coin, Monedero | Countertally, a.
tador.
falso.
Counterfeitly, ad. Falsamente,
+tCounterfesance, 8. Falsificacion,
Counte 8, (Fort.) Con
Coun retornado.
4 'ounterdond,
tratarja.
Gusto falso 6 ficticio.
terstroke, s. Gul
Conn ya
[otro. | Countertenor, e. (Mús.) Contralto.
Counterferment, 8. Fermento contrario 4| Countertide, e.
áu.) Contramarca.
Countertime, « Defensa, oposicion; contra-
tiem
To Counterinfluence, oa. Influir en contra- Goantanrench: 8. (MIL) Contratrinchera.
rio.
Counterinfluence, $. Influencia opuesta,
Counterlight, «. Contraluz,
To Countermand, va.
car; desavisar. [den.
Countermand, 8. Contramandato, contraór-
Countermarch, 42 Contramarcha.
To Countermarch, on. Contramarchar.
Countermark, e, Contrararca.
Countermine, 8. Contramina.
Counterturn, a. Desenlace, de
Pe Commterral oa. Contrapesar, contrares-
Contramandar; revo- Countervall, e, V. Counter
balanos,
Counterview, £ Cara á cara, 6 frente á
frente; contraste, a ro votos.
To Counteryote, oa. Ganar á plurall de
To Counterweigh, en. Cop A
To Counterwheel, ta, (MiL) Evolucionar en
irecciones.
[bar.| diversas d
To Countermine, va. Contraminar; estor- | Counterwind, +. Viento contrario.
Countermotion, @ Movimiento contrario. | To Counterwork, va. Contrarestar, contra-
Countermoyement, & Movimiento opuesto| rlar,
á otro.
Countermure, $. Contramuro.
To Countermure, ca. Contramurar.
resistir; contraminar.
Counteas, ql. Condesa.
Counting-house, €. Des 0, escritorio.
Countless, a. Innumerable.
Counternatural, a. (Poco usado.) Contrana- | Countrified, a. (Fam.) Rústico, campesino.
tural. [que so olga algun otro, | Country, e. Pais, region; patria, tlerra.—a.
Counternoise, 8. Un sonido que impide el| Rústico, campesino, rudo.
Counteropening, 8. (Cir.) Contrasbertura,
Coumterpane, £ Cole de, berto
unterpane, 4. e cama; Co r.
(Mex.) Sobrecams :
Country-dance, «. Contradanza.
dean, labrador: ganso. * (Caba) Montero,
o, > KANSO.
guajiro. (Mex.) Payo.
COU
COW
Coun
The king's count
Country-squire, 4. Caballero de
County, « Condado. En los
as pel 6 provincia.
Couplable, a. de ser juntado.
Couple, 8. Par, dos de cualquicra especie ;
macho y hembra. ~~
To Couple, va. Unir, juntar, ; casar.
—won. Tener cópula ó coito, juntarse car-
nalmento. [clandestinamente.
Couple- , & El sacerdote que casa
Couplet, a. la; E
Coublin Parejas ayuntamiento, cópula.
é Ajústes.
-house, & Casa de cam granja.
palace Real sitio.
rovincia.
os Uni-
8.
Couptings,
Courage, 8. Corajo, valor, intrepidez.
Courageous, a. Ánimoso, valiente, valeroso,
intrépido.
Courageously, ad. Valerosamente.
Couragcousness, €. A'nimo, aliento, valor,
intrepidez,
Courant, Couranto, 8.
To Courb, on. Encorvarse, doblarse,
Courler, 4. Correo, expreso, ordinario.
Course, €. Corrida, curso, carrera; tránsito;
ruta, tirada; viaje, excursion; estadio.
(Núu.) Rumbo. Método, conducta, por
te; entrada, servicio; indole. Thtngs
Qf course, Cosas de cajon. Words o,
course, Ceremonias, cumplimientos. :
an Papahigos 6 velas inayores, To
under the courses, Andar con los pa-
pabigos. Menstruacion.
To Course, va, Cazar, dar caza.—on, Corre-
tear; disputar, argumentar. 7b course
over, Ir encima de. (llebres.
Courser, 8, Corcel; corredor 6 cazador de
Coursing, 4. La caza.
Court, £. Corte; corte, consejo, tribunal de
justicia. (For.) Supreme court, Tribunal
superior. Cuurt of common pleas, Juz-
gado ó tribunal de primera instancia.
Court-martial, Consejo de guerra. Court
guide, Guia de forasteros. Cortejo; pa-
tio, [adular, engetusar.
To Court, va. Cortejar, requebrar ; solicitar,
Court-brecding, 8. Cortesanía,
Court-bubble, sa. B de palacio.
Court-card, 2. Una figura en los naipes.
Court-chaplain, 8. Capellan del rey.
Court cupboari, a, Especio de alacena,
Conrt-day, as. Dia de junta general de los
besaman
tribunales de justicia; día de 08,
día do tabla,
Court-dress, s. Traje de corte.
Court-dresser, «. Ayuda 6 moza de cámara
de las personas de la corte. (ble.
Courteous, a. Cortes, politico, afuble, socia-
Courteously, ad. Cortesmente.
Courteousness, a, Cortesia, atencion, agrado,
urbanidad.
Courter, 8. Cortejador.
Courtesan, «f Cortesana, mujer pública.
any, 8, Cortesía; gracia, favor, merced ;
nda
Court-fashion, 8. Moda 6 traje de corte.
Court-favor, 8. Gracia, merced 6 distincion
del poder supremo.
Court-hand, «a Letra do curia
Courtler, a, Cortesano, palaciego; cortejanto.
Court-lady, e. Dama de corte 6 de palacio.
Court-lect, e. Tribunal de registro en Ingla-
terra. {elegante.
Courtlike, a. Cortesano, proprio de corte,
Cornet $. Cortesta, urbanidad; elegan-
a, [corte,
Courtling, 4. Cortesano, dependiente de la
Courtly, a. Cortesano, is a cortes,
Court-martial, «. Consejo de guerra.
Court-minion, s, Valido, privado, favorito,
Coart-plaster, ¢. Tafetan ingles.
Courtebip, 4. Corte, cortejo; obsequio y ga-
Cousin, 8. Primo 6 prima. Cousin german,
Primo hermano.
Cove, 8, (Nán.) Caleta, ensenada; cubierta,
To Cove, va. Abovedar, arquear.
+Covenablo, a. V. Fit.
Covenant, 8. Contrato, to; alfanza, liga.
The new covenant, El Nuevo Testamento,
To Covenant, va. Estipalar, contratar.—on.
Convenir, pactar.
Covenantee, 4. Contratante, [rado.
Covenanter, 8. Confedorado, coligado, conja-
Coven a. Fraudulento, engañoso, colu-
sorlo,
To Cover, va. Cubrir; tapar, ocultar; pro-
teger; empollar; ponerse el sombrero;
paliar, disfrazar.
Cover, & Cubierta, tapadera. Cover of a
letter, Sobre, sobreescrito. Pretexto, velo;
abrigo, albergue.
Covercle, a. Cobertura, tapa.
Coverer, 8, Protector, defensor, abrigo.
Covering, 8. Ropa 6 vestido.
Coverlet, e. Colcha, sobrecama ; cubilete.
Cover-shame, & Paliacion, 6 disfraz de al-
guna mala accion. (porquería.
Cover-slut, @ Cosa que sirve para ocultar la
Covert, 4. Cubierto; astlo, guarida; mator-
ral.—a. Tapado, secreto.
Covert-way, 8. (Fort.) Camino cubierto,
Covertly, ad. Secretamente.
+Covertness, e. Secreto, sigilo.
Coverture, €. Cublerta.
To Covet, ea. Codiciar, apetecer, ambicio-
nar.—on. Anhelar.
Covetable, a. Codiciable.
Coveting, 8. Codicia deseo desordenado.
Covetingly, ad. Codiclosamente. [misero.
Covetous, 4. Codicioso, avariento, deseoso,
Covetously, ad. Codiciosamente,
Covetousness, $. Codicia; ambicion, mez-
quindad, miseria. da de aves.
Covey, €. Nidada, ¿potadas banda 6 banda-
Cow, 8. Vaca. Mtich-cow, Vaca de leche.
To Cow, ea. (Valg.) Acobardar, amedren-
tar, intimidar.
Cow-herd, €. Vaquero.
Cow-house, €. Boyera, boyeriza.
Cow-keeper, 8. Vaquero, el que tiene vacas
para leche.
Cow-leech, €, Albeitar de ganado vacuno.
Cow-wheat, 8, Trigo vacuno.
Coward, a Collon.—a. Cobarde, pusilánime,
Cowardice, Cowardliness, 2, Cobardia, timi-
dez, pustlanimidad.
+To Cowardize, ea. Acobardar.
Cowardly, «. Cobarde, pusilánime, timid
y, @. e, pusilánime, tímido
vil.—ad. Oobardemente. 547
CRA CRA
To Cower, on. Agacharse, ponerse en cu-/| Craggedn bla e Je & Escabrosidad,
chillas, pica. grverean: fiete dad. [pado.
Cowltch, 8. (Bot.) Especie de judias; pica- , A. Escabroso,
escar-
To Cram, va. Rellenar, embutir, henchir;
meter por fuerza; atracar.—on. Atracarse
de comida. Zo orgm poultry, Ceber
pavos.
Crambo, €. Un juego en el cual dada una
palabra se debe hallar un consonante para
ella, ((Vulg.) Dificultoso, nudoso.
Cramp, %. Calambre; sujecion; laña.—a
To Cramp, va. Dar 6 causar calambre; su-
jetar; lañar, asegurar; constrefiir, apre
tar. Tocramp out, Arrancar.
Cramp-fish, £, Torpedo, tremielga.
Cramp-iron, €. Lata. V. cds! 4
Crampoon, 8. Un hierro con garfio ú la pun-
sa que sirve para levantar con la grua los
eros, y otras cosas de peso.
Cranage, £. Permiso tener peacante 6
eras en algan muelle; derechos de grua
pescante.
Cranberry, £. (Bot) Arándano.
ze rar baton Craunch. eee
¿rane, & Grulla; pescante. -Crané,
Pescante con rueda. Sifon; cantimpilo-
ra; cigiefia 6 aguilon de chimenea. To
orane up, ea. Subir una cosa con la grua
Crane-fly, 4. (Ent.) Especie de tipula,
Crane's-bill, 8, (Bot.) Geranio; tenazas de
E ro 6
ranivlogy, 8. Cranoologia.
Cranium, 8, Cráneo.
Crank, 2. Hierro de farol; ciguúeña, el hlerro
á quo se ase el cordel de la campana para
tocarla ; capricho, concepto.—a. Sano,
alegre ; vigoroso, dispuesto.
To Crankle, ea, Y sn, Serpentear 6 culebrear.
Crankles, 8. Vueltas, roscas, de las culebras;
rodeos de la corriente de los rios; roco-
dos, revueltas. _[cidad.
Cranknesa, £. Salud, robustez; alegría viva-
Crank-sided, a. (Náu.) Celoso, el bajel que
con facilidad se tumba á la banda,
antes vi a ee can
ranoy, & Gricta, hendedura, raja, ero.
Grane, £ Crespon; cendal (den) Bore.
milla. Canton crape, Burato.
Cowl, 2. Cogulla de ae e capucha frnile.
To throw off te cowl, Colgar los húbitos.
Tins; cubeta,
Cowled, a. Lo que tiene cognulla 6 capucha.
Cowlike, «. Semejante 4 vaca,
Cuw-pox, 8. La vacuna,
Cowl-staff, £ Palo para llevar alguna cosa
entre dos hombres,
Coworker, a. V. Fellor-laborer,
Cowslip, 4, Primula, prmárta vellorita.
Coxcomb, 8. Coronilla; cresta de gallo;
mequetrefe, pisaverde; currutaco.
Coxcombly, Coxcomical, a. resumido, fan-
tástico, fatuo. [currutaquería.
Coxcombry, €. Presuncion, petimeteria,
Coy, Coyish, a. Recatado, modesto; retre-
chero. Hal Fam.) Camelar.
+To Coy, en. Esquivarse, desdeñarse.—o4.
Coyly, ad. Con esquivez.
Coyness, £. Esquivez, despego; rocato,
Coz, 4. Familiar por primo.
To Cozen, 04. En , defraudar.
Cozenage, 8. Frande, engaño, trampa,
Cozener, $. Engañador, defraudador.
Crab, 8. Cangrejo; manzana silvestre; hom-
bre de mal genio. (Náu.) Cabrestante
sencillo 6 volante. (Astr.) Cáncer. Crab-
C oa e Ou ) Ojos d grej
rabe'-oyes, 8. arm.) Ojos de cangrejo.
Crabbed. a. Aepcro, ceñudo, enredoso, tos-
co; escabroso. [ramente, secamente.
Crabbedly, ad. Impertinentemente; áspe-
Crabbedncss, 8. Aspereza; rigidez,
Crack, 8. Crujido, chasquido; hendodara,
raja, rotura; locura, mentecatcz; fanfar-
ron, jactancioso; ramera,
To Crack, va. Hender, . To crack a
votile, Despachar una botella Bomper,
destruir; volverse loco, (Mex.) Chiflarse.
—en. Eoventar, saltar, abrirse; arrui-
narse; crujir; jactarse. [pido, chiflado.
Crack-brained, a. Alocado, mentecato, estú-
Cracker, & Batadron, fanfarron; cohete;
ánade marina ; galletica.
Crack-hemp, Crack-rope, £ Hombre digno
de ser ahorcado, Crapula, ¢. Crápula, glotoneria, embriaguez.
To Crackle, en. Crujir, chillar. Crapulence, 8. Embriaguez. V. Crapula,
Crackling, €. Estallido, crujido. [dtzo.
Crapulent, > a. Gouloso; borracha.
To Crash, on. Estallar, dar un estallido.—
va. (Desusado.) Romper, machacar.
Crash, Crashing, 8. Estallido, estampido.
Urash it went, Se hizo añicos. Russa
crash, Crudo, lienzo muy basto. [sero
a. Grueso, gordo; basto. tosco, gro-
Cc tude, 8. Crasitud, uedad; espesor.
+Crastination, $. Larga 6 dilacion,
tardanza, prolongacion. [heno.
Cratch, s. Astillero, rastrillo de pesebre de
Crate, a Cuébano, cesto grande, Crate of
eartheneware, Canasto de loza, (Mex.)
Guacal de loza, (Am.) Jaba.
Crater, 8. Copa; cráter, boca de volcan.
Cravat, 8, Corbata.
To Crave, ta. Rogar, suplicar, implorar; de-
sear con ansia; importanar.
Craven, & Gallo vencido; un cobarde.—A,
Acobardado,
Cracknel, 8. Rosca ú bollo duro y ee
Cradle, s, Cuna, To rock the cradle, Me-
cer 6 mover la cuna. Bodoquefa.
To Cradle, va. Meter en cuna—vn. Repo-
sar como en cuna.
Cradle-clothes, a pl. Ropa de cuna,
Craft, a, Arte, trabajo; maña, artifici
fraude, (o mn pr do pescar, Sm
oraf (Náu.) Navichuelos.
Craftily, ad. Astutamente, mafiosamente.
Craftiness, e. Astacia, treta, estratagema,
maña.
Craftsman, @ Artifice, artesano.
Craftsmaster, 8, Maestro, el artifice 6 arte-
sano diestro,
Crafty, a. Astuto, artificloso, taimado,
Crag, 8. Despefiadeso, peñasco lleno de pre-
cipicios; nuca; cima de un despeñadero,
Craggod, o Escabroso, escarpado, peñascoso.
CRE
ORI
To Oraven, va. Amilanar, acobardar, in- | Credulity, a Credulidad.
timidar. Credulous, a. Crédulo.
Craver, s. Pedidor, pedigieño. Credulousness, £. Credulidad.
Craving, & Deseo, ardiente.—a. Insactable,
pedigieño.
To Craunch, va. Masticar.
Craw, 8. Buche, bolsa en que reciben las
aves la comida.
Crawfish. a. V. Cranjish.
To Crawl, on. Arrastrar, gatear; movorse
con debilidad. Zo crarcl up, Trepar.
To crawl forth, Avanzar rastreando.
Crawl, 8, Pozo de barco.
Crawler, 8. Reptil, el que va arrastrando
como los reptiles.
Crayfish, a Cangrejo de rio.
Crayon, €. Lápiz, piedra 6 pasta para dibu-
jar; dibujo de lápiz. [tccer:; pulverizar.
o Craze, oa. Quebrantar, debilitar; enton-
Crazedness, 8. Decropitad, caducidad.
Craziness, 8. Debilidad, de cuerpo 6 enten-
dimionto ; locura.
Crazy, a. Quebrantado, caduco; lelo, loco,
A crasy thing or article, Alguna cosa
desvencijada, coja 6 imperfecta; misera-
ble, pobre.
To Creak, on. Crujir, estallar.
Creaking, 4. Crajido.
Cream, 8. Crema.
To Cream, on. Criar nata, levantar cepuma.
—va. Quitar la croma de Ja leche 6 la flor
de cualquiera cosa.
Creamfaced, 7. Pálido descolorido.
Creamy, @. Lleno do crema 6 nata.
Crease, 8. Plicgue, arruga, plegadura,
To Crease, 01. Plegar. [crear; constituir.
To Create, va. Criar, crear; causar; pro-
Create, a. Creado, criado.
Creation, 8. Creacion; elevacion, nombra-
miento; ol universo; los seres creados.
Creative, a. Creativo.
Creator, 8. Criador, el Ser supremo.
+Creatress, 2, Criadora.
Creature, 4. Criatura. Poor creature ! Po-
brecito! hechura; animal; es tambien
voz de desprecio, ternura 6 compasion.
+Crebritude, 8. V. Frequency.
+Crebrous, a. V. Frequent,
Credence, $. Creencia, 1%; crédito.
Credenda, 8. Creencia; artículos de fé,
Credential, a. Credencial
Credentials, Credential Lettera, Pr Car-
tas de creencia ó cartas credenciales,
Credibility, e. Credibilidad.
Credible, a. Creible, probable, verosímil.
Credibleness, 8. Credibilidad,
Credibly, ad. Probablemente.
Credit, 8. Cródito, asenso, fé; reputacion ;
influencia; confianza; influjo. Zetter o
credit, Carta de creencia ó crédito. Open
credit, Letra abierta. To buy on credit,
Comprar al fiado.
To Credit, ea. Creer, honrar, fiar, acroditar,
dar fama, dar f6; prestar 6 vender á cró-
dito, dar al fiado. [rífico.
Creditable, a. Apreciable, estimable, hono-
Creditablenesa, «. Reputacion, estimacion.
Creditably, ad. Honorablemonte,
Creditor, a Acreedor.
Creditrix, q. Acreedora.
Creed, 8, Credo, creencia, There de my
creed, Esa es mi profesion de fó.
To Creek, on. V. To Creak.
Creok, €. (Náu.) Cala, caleta, ensenada,
Creeky, a. Tortuoso, lleno de caletas,
To Creep, on. Arrastrar, serpear, ratear;
adular con bajeza To creep ía, Insino-
arse; deslizarse en. Zo creep and
crouch, Hacer la gata ensogada.
Creeper, 8, (Bot.) Solano trepador. (Ent.)
Una especie de insecto. [escapatoria.
Croephole, s. Huronera; pretexto, excusa,
Creepingly, ad. Muy lentamente.
+Cremation, $. Quema, el acto de quemazon
incendio. lou.
Cremona fiddle, & Especio de violin 6 vio-
Cremor, 8. Crémor.
Crenated, a. Dentado.
Creole, a, Criollo.
To Crepitate, on, Chasquear, chirriar.
Crepitation, 3. Chasquido.
Crept, pp. de To Creep.
Crepuscale, 8. Crepúscalo.
Crepuscaline, Crepusculous, a. Crepuscular
Crescent, a. Creciente.—s. De figura semi-
circular. [Berro.
Cress, 8. (Bot.) Mastuerzo. Water-crese,
SNe e. Farol; antorcha, lámpara ; tré-
es.
Crest, 8. Creston de celada, cimera de mor-
Tion; cresta, Et pil orgullo, altanería,
To Crest, va. Señalar alguna cosa con rayas;
coronar; encopetar.
Crested, a. Crestado, encopetado, coronado.
Crestfallen, a. Acobardado, amilanado, aba-
tido, caido,
Crestless, a. Sin cimera, ein divisa,
Cretaceous, a. Gredoso.
Cretated, a. Dado de greda.
Crevice, 6. Raja, hendedura, abertura.
To Crevice, Y. To Crack. — [Tripulacion.
Crew, €. Cuadrilla, banda, tropa. (Nán.)
Crew, del verbo To Crow.
Crewel, «. Ovillo de estambre.
Crib, a. Pesebre ; choza, casucha, chiribitil.
aS. o> va. Enjaular. (Vulg.) Quitar,
urtar.
Cribbage, 8. Un juego de naipes,
Cribble, 8. Criba, harnero; aventador.
Cribriform, a. Lo que tiene forma de criba,
Crick, s. Cbirrido 6 chirrio; tortícolis.
Cricket, 8. (Ent.) Grillo; vilorta; cáncana,
escabelito,
Cricketer, €. Vilortoro.
Crier, 8. nero.
Crime, 8. Crimen, delito, culpa.
Crimeful, a. Criminal.
Crimeless, a, Inocente.
Criminal, a. Criminal, reo. Crim. Con.,
Seduccion de una mujer casada; causa
sobre adulterio.
al, a. Reo, reo convicto.
Criminality, e. Criminalidad.
Criminally, ad. Criminalmente.
Criminalness, €, Criminalidad.
To Criminate, va. Acriminar, acusar.
Crimination, 4. Acriminacion,
Criminatory, a. Acriminatorio, acusatorio.
Criminous, a. Criminal, malvado, inicuo.
Criminously, ad. Criminalmente.
Criminousness, €. Maldad, perversidad, erl-
minalidad.
Crimosin, V. Crimson.
pero a. Quebradizo, ici En
mp, 4. Sargento que engancha reclutas ;
traficante en animales de caza; bocadillo.
To Crimp, oa. Torcer, rizar 6 encrespar.
To Crimplo, oa. Encrespar, arrugar, rizar.
Crimson, a. y & Carmesi.
To Crimson, ea. Tebir de carmesi.
Cringe, 8. Bajeza. —va. Estrechar.
To Cringe, en. Lisonjear,
Cringer, 8. Adulador servil.
Cringing, a. Beto, vil.
pia ar a, Peludo, cabelludo,
Crinite, a. Crinito; peludo,
To Crinkle, on. Serpentear.—ea Hacer
desigualdades, dades.
Crinkle, e. Vueltas y rovueltas; sinuoai-
Crinose, a. Peludo, cabelludo,
oan: a a de pelo, e
ple, 8, y a. o, manco, estropeado.
(Nán) Dedarbolado desmantelado.
To PL va ea. Derrengar, estropear, enco-
Jar, baidar.
Crisis, & Crisis,
Crisp, a. Crespo, rizado;
fragt. Crisp almonds, Almendras tos-
tadas. [zar.
To Crisp, ea, Crespar, encrespar, torcer, ri-
Crispatlon, €. Encrespadura, crispatura,
Crisping-iron, Crisping-pin, a. Encrespador.
Crispness, e. Encrespadura, fragilidad.
Crispy, a. Crespo, rizado, desmenuzable,
frágil. Row.
Criss-cross-row, & Cristus. V. Christ-Crose-
Criterion, 8, Criterio.
Critic, Critical, a. Critico, exacto, escrapu-
loso, Critical afair, Negocio delicado.
Critic, 4. Crítico, censor; crítica.
Critically, ad, Exactamente, rigurosamente.
Criticalness, 8. Crítica,
Criticiam, 8, Critica.
To Criticise, on. Criticar.—va, Censurar,
Criticiser, a, Crítico.
Critique, 8. Crítica, ciencia; exámen crítico,
To Croak, on, Graznar; cantar las ranas.
Croak, €. Graznido de cuervos; canto de
ranas.
Croaker, €. Graznador, cacareador,
Crocitation, 8. Graznido. arro.
Crock, 8. Eseudilla, cazuela, orza; olla de
Crockery, 8. Vidriado, loza, todo género de
vasijas de barro.
Crocodile, 8. Cocodrilo, crocodilo 6 calman.
Crocus, 8. (Bot.) Azafran. [tierra pequeña,
Croft, 8, Aledaño de una casa; huerta ó
Croísade, V. Crusade, [cruzados,
Crolses, 6. Peregrinos que llevan una cruz;
Cromlech, «€. Piedra grande ó altar en tiem-
pos antiguos. Una tia, una comadro.
Crone, 8. Oveja vieja; mujer vieja. a)
Crony, é. Complnche, cam a, amigo
[ertificio, trampa.
cayado de pastor;
torcer; pervertir.
conocido antiguo.
Crook, 8, Gancha, garflo;
To Crook, va. Encorvar,
—on. — encorvado,
vivo; quebradizo, | Cross-
Crook-backed, a. Jorobado, corcovado, gi -
Crooked, a. Corvo, torcido; perverso.
Crooked legs, Patituerto. e
Crookedly, ad. 'Forcidamente; de mala
CrooKednesa, $. Corvadura, perversidad ;
vueltas, [ra; caballo desorejado,
a ole Buche de ave; cosecha; cortadu-
To p, oa. Segar ó cortar las mieses ; pa-
cer 6 roer la yerba; desorejar.
Crop-eared, a. Desorejado. :
Cropful, a. Harto, hartado, ahito.
Crop-sick, a. Abíto, ahitado, relleno.
cope 8. Paloma que tieno el Lee
grande. obispo.
Crosier, & Cayado 6 báculo pastoral de
Croslet, 8. Crucecita; crisol.
8. Cruz; carga, > pena,
afliccion, desgracia, reves.—a. Contrario,
atravesado; enojado; caprichoso, regañon.
Cross, Al traves; de una parte á otra.
To Cross, oa. Atravesar, cruzar; vejar;
frustrar; contradecirse uno 4 sí mismo.
—on. Estar al traves. To cross owt, Bor-
rar, zados; melancólico.
Cross-armed, @, El que tiene los brazos era-
Cross-arrow, €, Flecha do ballesta,
Crossb DUE O Palanan
ossbar-shot, 3, u. ueta,
Cross-bill, eiegite 6 cargo producido
rO@s- a a
Cross. bill (Om) Ploogord domandader.
rn. o,
Crossbow, 8. de
Crossbower, Crossbowman, @ Ballestero.
Crossban, e. Bollo señalado con una erux,
To Crosscut, va. Intersecar.
Cross-examination, 2 (For.) Repreguntas,
que se hacen 4 un testi
o a, ea, ar, To
guntar á un testigo. dc
Cross-eyed, a. Vizco, bisojo.
To Crossflow, on. Fluir 6 correr en dirce-
cion contraria, [table, de mal natural
Cross-grained, a. Votado; erso, intra-
Crossing, ¢. El acto de 8 con la cruz,
oposicion.
pum pi s. (Náu.) Vela seca,
Crosslegged, a. Patizambo.
Crossly, ad, Contrarianrente, [vesia.
Crossness, £. Enfado, enojo; malicia; tra-
Crossplece, €. (Náu.) Cruz de las bitas.
of the forecastla, Atravesaño
del propao del castillo. [cepto, cnigma
Crosspurpose, 8. Disposicion contraria; con-
To Cross-question, ea, Repreguntar. Y. To
Cross-ezamiáne,
Crossrow, & Alfabeto, cartilla,
Crose-staff, ¢. (Nán.) Ballestilla. [via
Cross-way, 8. Benda; camino de travesia,
Cross-wind, €. Viento atravesado,
Crosswort, €. (Bot.) Cruclata. tiguos.
Crotalum, 8. Grotate castafiuelas de li
Crotch, e. Gancho, corchete, [carchete.
Crotehet, @ Oorchea; refuerzo: cho;
Ca oe on. Tocar á compas eee
O Crouch, un, Agacharse, abatirse, bajarse.
we e. Rabadilla; grupa; coqueluche, tos
CRU
Crout 6 Sour Crout, e. Berza salada,
Crow, 8, Cuervo. Crow, Crow-bar, Barra;
pió de cabra.
To Crow, en. Cantar el pls gallear, jactar.
Crowfoot, s. (Bot) Ranúnculo. (Náu.) Ara-
fa, (Mil.) Abrojo.
Crowd, € Tropel, gentío; vulgo; violin.
To Crowd, ea. Amontonar, apretar.—on,
Apiñarse, estrocharse, demasiado,
wder, & Amontonador. .
Crowkeeper, 8. Espantajo.
Crown, # Corona; premio; guirnalda de
flores; coronilla; complemento.
To Crown, ea. Coronar, recompensar, pre-
miar; completar.
Crownet, V. Coronet,
Crownglass, €. Vidrio fino para las vidrieras,
Crown ng, & (Arg) Romate,
Crown-wheel, a, Kueda superior próxima al
volanto del reloj.
Crown-works, $. Obra coronada,
Crucial, a. Cruzado, atravesado,
To Cruciate, ta, Atormentar, afligir.
ciating paina, Dolores violentos.
pair a, Pi ;
Cructation, a. Tortura, agonía,
Crucible, e, Crisol.
Cruciferous, Crucigerous, a, Crucífero,
Crucifier, e. Crucificador,
Crucifix, s. Crucifijo,
Crucifixion, a, Crucifixion,
Cruciform, a. Cruciforme,
To Crucify, ea. Crucificar; atormentar.
Crude, a. Crudo, indigesto, imperfecto.
gu, niga
Srudeness, y, & Crudeza, gestion.
To Crudle, va. V. To Curdls.
Crudy, a. Concreto, coagulado; crudo.
Cru-
Cruel, a. Cruel, inhumano, bárbaro, feroz,
inclemente,
Cruelly, ad. Cruelmente. — [dad, barbarle.
Cruelness, Cruelty, 8. Crueldad, inhumani-
Cruentate, a. Sangriento,
Cruet, e. Vinagrera.
Cruet-stand, e, Taller, salvilla.
cae $. Taza poguefia, cantarillo. (Nán.)
TSO, CAZA,
To Cruise, en. (Náu.) Piratear.
Cruiser, s. Corsario 6 cosario.
Cram 6 bo Miga, migajon.
To Crum, ea, Desmenuzar.
To Crumble, ea. Migar, d aYr.—on,
pve oronarse. crum-
ble to p cee desmoronando.
Crammy, a. Blando, tierno ; que tieno mu-
cha miga.
Crump, a. Corcovado, giboso.
Crumpet, 8, Bollo blando.
To Crumple, va. Arrugar, manosear.—on,
En rse,
Grumpling 8. Manzana pequeña arrugada,
To Crunch, von. Mascar con ruido,
Cruor, & Cruor, sangre coagulada.
Crup, & V. Croup.—a. Corto; quebradizo,
Cropper, €. Grupa; grupera.
Crural, a. Cru
Crusade, Crusado, 8. Cruzada,
Crusader, €. Cruzado,
Cruset, e. Crisol de orifice 6 platero.
To Crush, oa. Aplastar, macbucar. (Fam.)
CUO
Despachurrar; apretar, comprimir; ami-
lanar, arruinar.
Crush, & Colision, choque.
Crusher, a. Apretador; opresor. (duro.
Crust, €. Costra; corteza; pedazo de pan
To Crust, ca. Encostrar, revestir, incrustar,
—on, Encostrarse. :
Crustaceous, a. Crustáceo; conchado.
Crustaceousness, 8. Crustacion,
Crustation, $. Incrustacion, cobertura,
Crustily, ad. Broncamente.
Crustinesa, 2, Dureza de la costra ; mal genio.
rta Gl ; impertinente; bronco,
Cru 8, Muleta. áu,) Horquilla del
cangrejo. Cru man, Un cojitranco,
To Crutch, ea. Andar con muletas.
Crux, 8. Cualquiera cosa que enoja 6 pertur-
To Cry, on. Gritar, vocear; publicar; excla-
mar; llorar.—va. Pregonar. To cry down,
Culpar; menospreciar; reprimir. To cry
out, Gritar fuertemente. To cry unto,
Invocar. To cry up Aplaudir.
Cry, €. Alarido, grito; lloro, llanto; griteria,
clamor; aplauso; e iS
Cryer, €, Halcon gentil, neb
Crying, 8. Grito, lloro; dolores de parto. Cry-
ng down, Desprecio; desaprecio,—da,
Enorme, atroz.
t, 8. Cripta, béveda subterránea.
Cryptic, Cryptical, a. Escondido, secreto,
rhe dy ere cicckas
P pay, £. ptografla ; e
Secribir en cifra. [criptogamia.
Cryptogamous, 4. Lo que
Cryptogamy, s. Criptogamia,
cuya fructificacion es impercep
C o toleg Cri
ryptology, 8.
a be 8. Cris
ticio.
enece a la
a clase de plan-
le é
[tico.
tologia, lenguaje enigmá-
Crystal-giass, Cristal
trasparente,
no; claro;
Cris
Crystallography, 8. Cristalografia.
te Cachorro; ballenato; establo. [ta
To Cub, en, Para las osa, zorra, leona, loba,
Cubation, 3. Acostamiento.
Cubatory, a. Recostado, reclinado,
Cuba a, (Geom.) Cubicacion.
Cube, @ Cubo, Cube root, Raiz cúbica,
Cubeb, s. Cubeba 6 carpo, semilla aromática,
Cubic, Cubical, a. Cúbico.
Cubically, ad. Cúbicamente,
Cubicalness, e. Forma ó figura cúbica.
Cubicular, a. Lo perteneciente á la alcoba,
Cubiculary, a. Reclinado, recostado,
Cubif a. Cúbico,
a. Lo que tiene un codo de largo,
Cuckold, 8. Cornudo,
To Cuckold, va. Encornudar.
Cuckoldmaker, 8. Encornudador,
Cuckoldly, a. Vil, despreciable, cobarde,
Ouckoo, 8. (Orn.) Cuclillo 6 cuco.
Cuckoo-flower, 6. (Bot.) Cardámina,
Cuckoo-spittle, a. Baba de caclillo,
Cucquean, 8, er abandonada.
Cucullate, Cucullated, a. Cubierto con c&
pilla; capucha. _
OUM
Cucumber, 8. Cohombro 6 pepino.
Cucurbitacoous, 8. (Bot.) Cucurbiticeo.
Cucurbite, 8. Cucárbita. .
Cud, a. Zo chero the cud, Rumiar, reflexionar.
Cudbear, s. Tinte purpúreo. [no ser visto,
To Cuddle, en. Agacharso, E Prat para
Cuddy, + (Náu.) Camarote de proa; pañol
Cc o to ó palo; dar do pal
a 8. Garrote ó palo; dar do palos.
To Cudgel, va. Apalear.
Cudgel-play, 8. Juego con
Cudgel-proof, €. A” prue
rotes,
Cudgeller, a. te
Cudle, e. (Ict.) Pescado pequeño de mar.
Mes Cudwort, e. (Bot.) Gnafalio, al-
onera.
Cue, 2. Cola; spunte; indirecta; genio.
Cuff, a. Puñada, bofeton; vuelta de manga
de vestido, A cuf on the ear, Un sopapo.
To Cuff, vr. Refiir 4 puñadas.—on. Dar de
puñadas.
Cuirass, €. Coraza, armadura,
Cutrassier, 4. Coracero, Coraza,
Cuidees, e. Frailes antiguos de Escocia.
Culinary, a. Lo perteneciente & la cocina,
To Cull, va. Escoger, elegir; extraer.
Culler, a. El que escoge 0 elige.
Cullibility, a. (Vulg.) Credulidad,
peice 6 garrotes.
a de palos, gar-
Cullible, a. Engañadizo. [collon.
Cullion, e. (Vulg.) Belitro, pícaro, tanante,
Cullionly, a. Bellaco, vil, bajo, collon,
Cullis, a. Caldo, consumado gelatina.
To Cully, va. Engañar, engatusar.
Cully, £ Bobo, tonto, ganso,
Culm, 8. Cisco. (Bot.) Cafia, especia do ta-
llo de Jas gramas.
Culmen, a, Y. Summit,
Calmiferous, a. Culmifero. (meridiano.
To Culminate, en. Culminar, pasar por el
Culmination, ¢. Calminacion ; cumbre, coro-
na.
Culpability, e, Calpabilidad.
Culpable, a. Culpable, criminal,
Culpableness, a Culpa, delito.
Culpably, ad, Culpablemente.
Culpatory, a. Lo que culpa 6 reprende,
Culprit, 4 Reo culpado, criminal,
Culter, a. Reja de arado, V, Coulter.
Cultivablo, a. Cultivable. [cionar.
To Cultivate, va. Cultivar, mejorar, perfeo-
Caltivation, e. Cultivacion, cultivo; mojora.
Cultivator, 8. Cultivador; labrador.
Culture, 8. Caltnra; arte de mejorar las tier-
ras, artes, £e,
To Culture, va. V. To Cultivate.
Culver, 8. V. Pigeon.
Culvorhouse, 8. V. Dovecot.
Culverin, 8. Culebrina, pleza de artillería.
Culvertall, s. V. Dovetail,
Cumbent, a, Acostado, recostado,
To Cumber, va, Embarazar, estorbar; inco-
modar. [miseria.
Cumber, 8. Vejacion, embarazo, estorbo;
Cum me, a. Engorroso, embarazoso, en-
fadoso, pesado, molesto.
Cambersomely, ad. Embarazosamente.
Cumbersomeness, € Embarazo, impedi-
mento. [lo, molestta,
adi #. Carga, impedimento, obstácu- | Carly, a.
Cumbro
a. En pesado,
Cambrously. ad. Pesadamente.
Cumfrey, 8. (Bot. a a
mino.
Camin, @ (Bot. [hacinar
To Coioclata, e Acumular, amontonar,
Cumulation, 8. Acumulacion, amontqns-
miento, hacinamiento.
Camulative, a. Cumulativo.
Cuneal, a. Lo que pertenece á la cuña.
Cuneated, a. Ifecho en figura de cuña.
Cuneiform, a. Cunelforme.
Cunning, «a. Sabio, experto; maulero; ma-
ñoso; astucia; destreza, manejo. *
Cunningly, ad. Astutamente. (matte.
Cunningnees, €, Astucia, frande, engaño,
Cup, 8. Copa, taza, jicara.
To Cup, oa, Pegar, echar 6 aplicar ventosas,
Cupbearer, 8. Copero ó escanciador. [bles
Cupboard, 8. Armario para loza 6 comesti-
Cupel, : Copela, preparada para afinar el
ro y la
oro y
Cupel-dast, s. Polvo de copela,
Cupellation, e. (Quim.) Copelacton.
Cupidity, e, Apetito, deseo; concupiscencia.
Cupola, €. Cúpula.
Cupper, a. El cirujano que aplica ventosas.
Cupping-glass, s. Ventosa, escarificador.
Capreous, a. Cobrizo de, 6 de color de cobre.
Cuprose, $. (Bot.) V. Poppy.
Cur, e. Perro de mala ralea; villano.
Curabte, a. Curable.
Curableness, €. Capacidad de curarse.
Curacy, 8. Tenencia, vicariato.
Curate, 8. Teniente de cura; beneficiado.
Curateship, 8. V. Curacy.
Curative, a. Curativo.
Curator, a, Curador.
Curb, s. Barbada; freno, sujecion.
To Curb, va. Refrenar, reprimir, moderar.
Curbable, a. (Poco usado) ngible.
Curbing, 8. O ulo, restriccion, freno.
Curb-stone, £. Pledra Bn que se pone al
lado del empedrado de las calles.
Curd, #. Cuajada ; requeson.
To Curd, va. ar, z E
To Curdle, en. Cuajarse, coagularse.—oa.
Coagular, cuajar.
Curdy, a. o, coagulado,
Cure, & Cura; remedio; salacion, — (parar.
To Cure, oa. Curar; preservar; salar; pre-
Cureleas, a. Incurable.
Curer, €, Médico.
Curfew, 8. La retreta, la queda; tapador.
tOuriality, a. Tren 6 aparato de un tribunal.
Curlosity, 8. Curiosidad; rareza; limpieza,
aseo.
Curious, a, Curioso, raro, extraño; el te,
Gariousne E “Curiosidad, delicad pa
ousness, 8. Cu eza, pri-
Curl, a, Rize de pelo; crespo; ai A
To Curl, ea. Rizar el polo; ensortijar; on-
dear; jaspear. [rizado el pelo.
Curled-pate, Curly-headed, a. El que tlene
Curlew, €, Chorlito. fi
Curlineas, 6, El estado de ser formado en ba-
Curling-trons, Curling-tongs, 8. En
dor” Curl-paper, Papel £ para hacer los
rizos.
Curlingly, ad. A’ manera de rizos.
Lo que cae en forma de rizos,
CUS CYO
Curmudgeon, & Hombre tacafio, miserable. | Custard, 8. Crema confeccionada con hue-
Curmudgeonly, a. Codicioso, merit vos y azúcar. (Mex.) Jiricaya.
nto.
avaricnto. to. | Custodial, a. Lo que perteneco á la enstodia
Currant, &. Groscllero; grosella; uva de Co-| 6 guarda. [segoridad.
Currency, & Circulacion; valor corriento de | Custody, 8 Custodia, enclerro; cuidado;
alguna cosa; duracion. so, progresion. | Custom, 8. Costumbre; venta.
ron a, Corriente, comun; arroyo; cur-| To Custom, oa. y en, Y. ccustom,
Currently, ad. Corrientemento; á Ja moda. | Customablo, e. Comun, habitaal. (hábito.
Currentness, 8, Circulacion; aceptacion ge-| Customablenesa, £. Frecuencia, costumbre,
neral, [das. | Customably, ad. Segun costumbre.
Curriclo, s. Curso; carro abierto de dos rue- | Customarily, ad. Comunmente. —[tumbre.
Currier, 8. Curtidor, zurrador. Customariness, 8, Frecuencia, hábito, cos-
ia a. Perruno, brutal, regañon, Customary, a. Usual, acostumbrado, usado.
Currishly, ad. Brutalmente, asperamente. | Customed, a. Acostambrado, ordinario, co-
Currishness, 8, Morosidad, malignidad, mez-| mun.
quindad. [hacer cosquillas. | Customer, 4. Parroquiano, marchante.
To Curry, ea. Zurrar, curtir; almohazar, | Custom-house, a Aduana. Custom-houss
Curry, 8. Mezcla de comostibles sabrosos. officer, Aduanista,
Curry-comb, 4. Almohaza. Custrel, a. Escudero; vasija do vino.
Currying, 8. El acto de almohazar. Custumary, 8. Libro de costumbres y prác-
Curry-powders, 8, Polvos para curtir.
To Curse, ea. Maldecir; afligir, atormentar.
—eon. Imprecar, blasfomar.
Curse, 8. Maldicion, imprecacion; casti
Cursed, a. Maldito, perverso, abominable,
Cursedly, ad. Abominablemente. [nacion.
Cursedness, se. Malicia, perversidad ; abomi-
Curser, €. Maldiciente.
Curship, 8. Vileza, bajeza, ruindad.
Cursing, 8. Execracion, maldicion.
Cursitor, 8. Un empleado cn la Chancilleria
que oxtiende los originales.
Cursorlly, ad. Precipttadamente, de »
Cursoriness, €. Precipitacion, priesa; deseui-
do. [sony view, Vista de paso.
Cursory, a. Precipitado, inconsiderado. Cur-
Curst, a. Malavenido, rencilloso, maligno.
Curstnesa, 8 Malignidad, disposicion, ren-
cillosa.
Curt, a, Corto. V. Short.
To Curtall, va. Cortar, abreviar; economi-
zar; desmembrar.
Curtail-dog, 2. Perro rabon.
Curtailer, 8, Abreviador, acortador.
a To ds rc
urtain, e. Cortina. To draw
Ocultar, Cortina.
To Curtain, va. Proveer con cortinas, [do,
Curtal, e. Caballo rabon.—a. Corto, abrevia-
Curvated, a. Corvo, encorvado,
Curvation, 8. Encorvadura, corvadura,
Curvature, 8. Curvatura, comba, cimbra.
To Curve, va. Encorvar, formar curva.
Curve, a. Corvo, torcido, encorvado.—e. Cor-
va, curva, comba.
Curvet, 8. Corveta, corcovo; ventolera.
To Curvet, om. Corcovear; cabriolar; saltar
do alegría.
Carvilinear, a. Curvilineo.
A , Rasgar.
away, Quitar. To out Abatir. Zo
cut of delays, Apresurarse. Zo cut short,
Cercenar, interrumpir.
Cat, a. Cortado.—e. Cortadura; atajo; estamo
pa; hechura; lonja; horida; corto, paso.
Cutaneous, a, Cutáneo,
Cuticle’ a Cuticuls, epldérmis; la
cle, a. Cuticula, ep ; lapa.
Cuticular, a. Cutienlar.
Cutlass, €. Alfanje machete.
Cutler, a, Cuchilloro.
Cutlery, ¢. Mercadería de cuchilleros,
Cutlet, a, Chuleta, costillita asada,
Cutparse, a. Cortabolsas, ratero. (incisivo.
Cutter, 8. Cortador; citer; asesino; diente
Cut-throat, £. Asesino.—a. Cruel, bárbaro.
Cutting, 8. Cortadara; incision. Cudtinga,
pl, Ketazos.—a. Satirico, severo.
Cuttle, e. Jibía, pez marino.
Cuttlebone, sa. Jibion.
Cut-water, 8. lo Waly peal Doublinge
dh cutarater deros de proa.
cy work, 8. Obra de bordadara, :
clamen, 8. (Bo clamino, porcino,
Cycle, e, Y. Goa Pra Ciclo. Curso.
Cyclold, e. (Geom.) Cicloide.
Cycloldal, a. Lo perteneciente 4 la cleloide.
Cyclometry, €. El arte do medir ciclos 6 cir-
culos, [todas las ciencias,
Cyclopedia, s. Enciclopedia, coleccion de
Cyclo Cyclopic, a. Gigantesoo ; pue
neciente 4 los ciclopes. [frente.
Cyclop, a. Ciclope, gigante eon un ojo en la
Cyder, 8. V. .
Cygnet, 8. Pollo del cisne.
Cylinder, 8, Cilindro; rollo, rollete, tambor.
Cylindric, Cylindrical, a. Cilíndrico.
Curule, a, Curul. Cylindrotd, «. (Geom.) Cilindroide,
Cushion, e, Cojin, almohada, Cymar, €. Trena, banda. V. Simar,
Cushioned, a. Encojinado, Cymatium, e. (Arq.) Cimacio,
Cushionet, $. Cojínete. [astro Cymbal, a. Cimbalo, tiorbe.
Cusp, 8. Punta 0 cuerno de la luna & otro | Cynanthropy, $. Rabia canina,
Cuspated, Cuspidated, a. Cuspidada (diceso
de las plantas).
(To Cuspidate, on. Y. To Sharpen,
o Cusp va. Y,
Cuspis, coe
Cynegetic, a. Cinegótico,
Cynte, Cynical, a. Cinico.
Cynic, 8. Cínico; misantropo.
Cynosure, $. Cinosura.
Cyon, & Verdugo. V. Clon y a
DAM
DAP
Cypher, €. Y. 0
Cyphering, 8. Hal ¡lidad en la aritmótica,
Cy press-trea, 8, apg} ge
Cyprus, 8. Burato, tela de lan
Cyst, Cystia, a. Ciste 6 quieto tumor.
Cystic, a. Cistien, contenido en el ciste.
Cystotomy, e. (Cir.) Cistotomia.
Cytisus, « ( Bot.) Citiso, cantueso.
Czar, €. Zar, emperador de la Rusia.
Czarina, a. 6 zaritza, la esposa dol
zar de Er sía.
Czarish, a. Zariano.
D.
D. La D usada como abreviatura, quicre
decir, doctor ; como numeral romano
IB nat pate
o va.
Dab, e. Podazo de 'alguna 0088 ; a
ra; barbada, pez. (V
To! Dabble, ee Rociar ‘ i a cre oar.—on. Cha-
Dépblor’ a. Chisgaravi
abbler, a. Chisgaravis,
Dabchick 6 Dobehick, a, (Orn.) V. pie:
Dace, & Dado; albur, pescado de rio; yá-
culo, serpiente,
Dactyl, e,
Dactylic, a. Dactilico.
Pactylisk a El a. El que escribe versos con piés
Dactylo}
lulogia, el arte de ha-
blar con 0s dedos.
Dactylonomy, 4. Deedlcacmiis, la ag
Ded Deady ve Park (O dd y Tata, taiti
y, & am. ca,
To Daddlo, V. 7
Dado, 8. a rq.) o pers
Deodal, a. Vario; práctico, diestro.
Diedalían, a. Intrincado.
Demon, €. Demonio. V. Demon.
Daffodil, aaa 8. (Bot.) Narciso,
Dag, e. V. Dew y y Dagger. 0
aggor, €. Daga, puñal. (Imp.) Cruz,
Daggersdrawing, 8. Rifis 19 puñaladas,
To e, ea. Chapuzar.—ux. Chapuzarse
en el lodo 6 revolearse en el cieno.
+Daggleátail, tDagtailed, a. Enlodado, man-
[déctilos,
agp: pga! ra mente,
reat Ae gage cotidiano.—ad. Diaria-
ot, a. y 8, V. Dainty.
Danna, & Chichen confites, nas,
Daintily, ad. Regaladamente. (na.
Daintiness, s. Elegancia, delicad golosi-
Da a. Delicado; regalado, Babrolo. —
e. Regalo, bocado exquisito, golosina,
Dairy, £ Mantoquera, ie
Dairymaid, e. Lechera, mantequera.
Daisy 8. Tablado, ó pi á la cabecera de
un salon; silla en alto bajo un docal.
Dalsied, a. Cubierto de ney.
Dalsy, e. (Bot.) ta, maya.
Dale, a, Cañada, valle, llanura.
Dalliance, €. Regodeo, retozo ;
Dallier, 8. Retozon.
To Dally, en. Bobear, acariciarse, retozar ;
burlarse, tardar.—oa. Dilatar, suspender.
pane La madro en los animales; presa,
ique.
{dflacion.
tardanza,
A o p
o ea, Reprosar, estancar el agua;
par.
Damage, 8. Daño, perjuicio; pérdida; averia,
o Damage, va. Dañar, udicar.—en.
Damageab TP rjudicial ; ick gree da-
le, a. Perja pernicioso,
Damascene 6 Damson, a. Amacena ó da-
re 5 tel adamascado.
amask, s. Damasco. mask table-cioth,
To Damask, oa. Adamascar.
Damask-plam, ¢. Damascena.
Damask-rose, & Ross de damasco.
Damaskeening, 4. Ataujia, el arte de emba-
tir unos metales en otros.
ara a Y. are (Fam) Ta
Dam Dama, señora, ama, am
Dames-violet, a. (Bot.) pen planta,
To Damn, ea. vituperar; sil-
bar; despreciar. fame.
Damnable, a. Damnable; detestable;
eos: 8. Lo que merece con
jon.
Damnably, ad. Horriblemente ;
Damnation, ¢. Damnacion, condenacton.
Damnatory, a. Condenatorio.
Damned, a. Condenado; aborrecible; re-
probado; silbado.
Pees a. Dañoso, cern ce
To teo: Sites injnriar, malear.
dado Gt md abatido.—e Nie-
a umedad ; desaliento, afliccion.
To Dam oa. Mojar, humedecer; desani-
entorpecer.
Damplibnesa. Dampness, 4 Humedad.
Dampy, 4. Húmedo; sombrio, abatido.
to. | Damsel, y. Damisela, pele aldeana.
Damson, £. Amacena 6 damascena.
To Dance, on. Bailar. Zo dance attend-
ance, Hacer planton.
Dance, & Danza, baile.
Dancer, @. Danzarin, ballarin.
Dancing, £. La accion de bailar. Danoing-
master, Maestro de baile.
Dandelion, 8. (Bot.) Diente de leon.
Dandiprat, «. Hombrecito; cachigordete.
To Dandle, ra. Mecer, mimar, acaridar.
Dandler, a. Ninero.
Dandroff, e, Caspa.
Dandy, +. Pisaverde, pericos mequetrefe,
Dandyism, 8. Currutaqueria; afectacion en
a vestir.
ld, 2. Tributo. [á Dinamarca,
Dea a. Dinam cd lo que pertenece
Danewort, 8. (bot) eo
Danger, 8. Po ira a contingencia,
To Danger, va.
Dangerless, a.
Dangerous, «a, Peligroso, arriesgado.
Dangerons > ‘ad. Peligrosamente.
To Dangle, en a. Pel riesgo.
angle, on. Temblar, fluctuar; estar
Hoey O ene! alte Baad [de > oficio.
gler, «. Juan de amas, cortejante
+Dank, a. Húmedo. V. Damp.
+Dankish, a. Algo húmedo,
+Danknesa, € V. Da
To Dap, To Da n Dejar caer algo muy
despacio en e pc pescar.
Dapatical, a. Delicado, gustoso, [mesa,
Papifer, 8. El quo lleva las viandas 4 la
DAU
DEA
Dapper, a. Vivaracho, activo, despierto,
espavilado.
Dapperling, e. Enano.
To Dapple. va. Varetear, abigarrar.
Dapple, a. Varcteado, rucio. Dapple-gray
horse, Rucio rodado.
Dar, Dare, Dart, £. (lot ) V. Dace.
To Dare, en. Osar, atreverse, arriesgarse, —
ea. Desafiar, provocar.
Dare. a. Desafio. V. Challenge.
Dareful, a. Atrevido, osado.
Darer, a. Desafiador. merario,
Daring, a. Osado, Intrépido, arri o, te-
Daringly, ad. Atrevidamente, osadamente.
Daringnoss, & Atrevimiento, osadía, intro-
idez.
Dark, a. Oscuro; opaco; secreto; tótrico;
sucio, —s. Oscuridad, ignorancia; mancha.
To Darkon, va. Oscurecer, confundir; de-
nigrar.—on. Oscurecerse.
Darkener, 8. El ade oscurece 6 confunde.
a. V. Madhouse,
Dark-house,
Darkish, a. Algo oscuro 6 fusco.
+Darkling, a. urecido.
Darkly, ad. Orcuramente. cla; secreto.
Darkness, €. Oscuridad; tinieblas ; Lenoras
Darksome, a. Oscuro, op: sombrio,
Dark-working, 8. El quo trabaja á oscuras.
Darling, s. El prodilecto, querido,—a. Que-
do, amado.
To Darn, ca. Zareir.
Darnel, 4. t.) Zizaña.
Darner, 8. Zurcidor 6 zareldora,
Daming, & Zurcidara.
To Darrain, va. Colocar tropas en órdon de
batalla; preparar.
Dart, 2. Dardo.
To Dart, ea. Lanzar, arrojar, tirar.—on, Vo-
Darter, 8, Arrojador, lanzador.
To Dash, ca. Arrojar; estrellar, chocar ;
rociar, salpicar; borrar, lo escrito; con-
fondir, frustrar.—on. Baltar; ostallar ;
zambullirse.
Dash, 8. Colision, rozadura; raya 6 linea;
golpo; rasgo; salpicadura.
Dashing, a. Precipitado, arrojado.
Dastard, s. Collon, un hombre bajo y 00-
To Dastard, ea. Intimidar, desanimar.
To Dastardize, va, Acobardar, amedrentar.
Dastardly, a. Bo ee timido,
Dastardness, $ Pusilanimidad, cobardía,
vileza. [lanimidad, vileza.
Dastardliness, Dastardy, s, Cobardía, pusi-
Data, e. pl. Datos.
Datary, a. Datario; dataria
Date, 4. Data, fecha. A thing out of date,
Cosa que no se estila. Dátil
To Date, va. Datar; fechar.—on. Contar,
computar.
Dateless, «1. Sin data 6 fecha.
Dater, 8. Datario. [duce los dátiles,
Date-tree, e, (Bot.) Palma, el árbol que ‘peo
Dative, a. Dativo. (For.) Lo que es dado
en oposicion á lo que es hereditario.
Datum, 4 Dato.
To Daub, ea. Pintorrcar; adornar con 06-
tentacion; paliar; manchar; cubrir con
yeso. [monas,
Danber, €. Pintor de mala muerte, pinta-
Daubing, 2. Mortero, estuco; afulte.
[lar como sacta. | D
[barde. | D
Dauby, a. Viscoso, glutinoso, 080.
Daughter, 2. Hija. DaugAhter-in-law, Nu-
era. Grand-daughter, Nieta Code
daughter, Ahijada.
Daughterly, a. Ey Pap á hija; obediente.
To Daunt, va. Aco , desanimar; es-
pantar.
Dauntless, a. Intrópido.
Dauntlessnesa, €. Intrepidez, valor.
Dauphin, a. Delfin, el primogénito y here-
dero del rey de Francia,
Daupbhinesa, £f. Delfina, la mujer del delfin.
Davit, 4. (Náu.) Pescante de ancla,
Daw, 8. Corneja.
To Daw, V. Zo Dawn.
To Dawdle, en. Gastar tiempo; charlar,
hablar sin sustancia.
Dawdle 6 Dawdler, @. (Vnig.) Chambon.
E o a. Lo ane Bo laa á la vta
o Dawn, on, Amanecer; empezar á mani-
festar lustre 6 eda ioe ores
; principio ú orígen.
Dawning, $. Alba, el amanecer.
Day, e. Dia; luz; vida; tiempo. Dog-
ys, La canicula, Daye of grace, Dias
de cortesía. A re day, Dia de vi-
gilia Lay days, (Nau.) Dias de demora
6 estarias. An of-day, Un dia do mas,
Day-bed, s. Cama de descanso, silla poltrona.
Day-book, £. Diario, libro de comerciantes,
Daybreak, « V. Daton.
Daydream, €. Sueño.
ar Sel & rie eek
ay-laborer, €. Jornalero, gañan,
Daylight, e. Luz natural.
Day-lily, a. (Bot.) Asfodelo.
ay-scholar, 8. Externo, muchacho de una
e ques no ne en
ysman, & V. Umpire.
Dayspring, ¢. Alba.
Daystar, €. Lucero.
Day's run, & (Náu.) Singladura,
Day wearied, a. Cansado del trabajo del dia.
+Daywoman, 8. V. Dairy-maid.
Day work, 4. Jornal.
azlod, a. Llono de velloritas 6 mayas,
To Dazzle, va. Deslumbrar, ofuscar. (Valg.)
Encandilar.
Dazzlement, 8. Deslumbramiento ; desva-
neclmiento, ofuscamiento,
Dazzlingly, ad. De un modo deslumbrante,
Deacon, 8, Diácono; maestro de gremio.
Deaconess, 2/. Diaconisa.
Deaconry, Deaconship, 2. Diaconato,
Dead, a. Muerto; pesado; vacio; inútil ;
apazado; desolado; marchito. [en.
+To Dead, on. Perder fuerza. V. To Deud-
Dead-coal, e. Carbon apagado.
Dead-doing, a. Pornicioso, destructiva,
Desd-drunk, a. Borracho, hecho un cuero,
To Deadon, va. Amortiguar, amortecor ;
evaporar.
Deeley s. (Néu.) Vigotas.
+Dead-hea: a, Timido.
Deadish, a. Lerdo, torpe. (mente.
Dead-killing, A. Que mata instantdnea-
Dead-lift, €, U'ltima miseria, extrema ne-
Dead lghts, én.) P ó de
cad-lights, a. i.) Postl rtas de
Deadliness, 8. 1 align sparta Es
DEB
Deadly, a. Mortal, terrible, implacable.—
ad. Mortalmente.
Deadness, s. Frio, frialdad, inercia; amor-
tiguamiento ; pérdida do vida,
Deadnettle, a. (Bot.) Ortiga muerta,
Dead-reckoning, 8. (Náu.) Estima.
Dead-rising, e. (Náu.) Linea del arrufo del
cuerpo principal. aterrado.
Dead-struck, «a. Espantado, confundido,
Dead-water, 8, (Náu.) Reveses de las aguas
de un bajel.
Dead-wood, 8. (Nán.) Dormidos,
Dead-work, e. (Nán.) Obras muertas,
Deaf, a. Sordo ; inútil. decer.
To Deaf, To Deafen, oa. Ensordar, onsor-
Deafly, ad. Sordamente.
Deafness, 8. Sordera,
Deal, 2. Parte; cantidad; mano; madera.
A great deal, Mucho. A good deal,
Bastante. ficar; mediar; tratar.
To Deal, va. Distribuir; esparcir.—on. Tra-
Dealer, a. Interventor; traficante. Plain-
dealer, Hombre sincero. False-dealer,
Hombre doble. Double-dealer, Hombre
que hace & dos caros, [fico.
Dealing, a. Proceder, condncta; trato; trá-
Dealt, pp. de To Deal. Easy to be deal
ecith, Tratable. Jard to be dealt, Des-
contentadizo,
Dean, s. Dean.
Deanery, Deanship, 8. Deanato.
Dear, @. Querida, predilecto; caro; escaso,
Dear me ! Do veras! Valgame Dios !
Dearbonght, a. Caro, lo que ha costado
mucho.
tDearling, 8. Y. Darling.
Dearloved, a. Muy amado. [rosamente.
Dearly, ad. Caramente, tiernamente, amo-
+Dearn, a. Solitario, triste, secreto.
Dearness, & Cariño, amor; carestía,
Dearth, 8. Carestia; falta de bastimentos;
esterilidad.
+To Dearticulate, ea. Dosmembrar, separar.
eet 8. Queridito, amado,
Death, 8. Muerte; mortalidad. To grieve
bn self to death, Morirse de pesadum-
n
DEC
To Debark, ea. Desembarcar. V. Disem-
dark.
Debarkation, e. Desembarco. [viciar.
To Debase, va. Abatir, envilecer; adulterar,
Debasement, s, Abatimiento ; adulteración,
falsificacion.
Debaser, e. Falstficador, corruptor.
Debatable, a. Disputable.
Debate, 8. Debate, contlenda, altercacion,
disputa, contestacion, controversia; con-
flicto. [Deliberar, disputar, discutir,
To Debate, va, Debatir, contender.—en.
Debateful, a. Litigioso; reñido.
Debatefully, ad. Litigiosamenta.
Debatement, @. (Poco usado.) Debate, dis-
puta, controversia.
Debater, 8. Controversista,
To Debauch, ta. Corromper, viciar, relajar,
pt estragar; corromper 6 seducir
una doncella; sobornar 6 sonsacar erta-
dos, eto.
Debauch, es. Exceso, desórden, desarregio;
vida disolnta ; el vicio de la lujuria.
Debauchodly, ad. Disolutamente, licenclo-
samente, [Ifbertinismo,
Debauchedness, 8. Intemperancia, lascivia,
Debauchee, 8. Hombre ¡bertino, disolato,
Hoencioso, relajado,
Debaucher, a. Secductor, corrompedor.
Debauchery, 8. Disolucion, libertinaje, des-
órden, licencia, relajacion, [miento.
Debauchment, 8, Corrupcion, corrompi-
Debauchness, 8, Exceso. V. Debauched-
conquistar,
ness,
+To Debel, tDebellate, ta. Debolar, vencer,
Debenture, ¢ Vale, certificacion para recla-
mar una deuda ó la restitucion; restita-
clon de los derechos al tlempo de expor-
tar los géneros.
+Debile, a. Débil, flaco. [var.
To Debilitate, va. Debilitar, oxtenuar, ener-
Debllitation, a. Debilitacion, extenuacion.
rr 8. Debilidad, extenuacion, languí-
ez,
Debit, a. Debe alcance.
To Debit, en. Adeudar, cargar.
ía. | Debitor, 8. Y. Debtor.
re. [
Death-bed, a. Cama del moribundo; ago-
Death-boding, «. Lo quo pronostica la
muerte,
Death-darting, a. Lo que causa la muerto.
Deathful, a. Mortal, mortífero.
Deathfulness, £ Apariencia de muerte.
Deathless, a. Inmortal.
Deathliko, a. Quedo, como la muorte: le-
Death’s-door, 4 (Vulg.) Corcanta 4 Ja
muerte; agonía. J7e has been at death's-
door, Ha estado on las garras de la muerte.
Deathsman, e, Verdugo. Man of death,
Asesino.
Death-shadowed, a. Rodeado de las som-
bras de la muerte,
Death-token, 8. Presagio de la muerte,
Deathward, ad. A' la muerte.
Deathwatch, €, (Ent.) Grilla,
Death-wonnd, 8. Herida mortal.
To Deaurate, va. Dorar. A
Deaurato, a. Dorado. [un borracho,
To Debacchate, on. Gritar 6 rablar como
To ot: Excluir, privar,
co.
Debonair, a. Garboso, cortes, clegante,
dulce, complaciente.
Debonairly, ad. Airosamente.
Debonatrness, €. Civilidsd, cortosia. (lar.
To Debouch, va. (MIl.) Desembocar, desfi-
Debt, a Denda 6 débito; obligacion. 4
small debt, Deudilla,
Debtee, 8. Acreodor.
Debted, a. V. Indebted.
tDebtless, a. Solvente.
Dobtor, 8. Deudor; cargo.
+Debullition, e. Ebulicion.
Debut, 4. V. Commencement.
Debutant, a. V. Beginner.
+Decacuminated, a. Despuntado.
Decade, 8. Década.
Decadency, 8. Decadencia, descaecimiento.
Decagon, 8. (Geom.) Decágono.
Decalogist, £ Decalogista.
Decalogue, 8. Decálogo. [campo; escapar.
zo rane aon Decampar, levantar el
¡ Decamprnent, 2. Decampamento, escapada,
i Decanal: a. Lo que pertenece al deanato.
DEC
DEC
To Decant, ea. Decantar; trasegar.
Decantation, 4. Decantacion; trasi
Decanter, a. Botella do cristal, a.
To Decapitate, ra. Degollar, decapitar.
Decapitation, s. Degollacion, decapitacion.
To Decay, on. Decacr, descaccer, declinar;
degenerar, marchitarse.—ea. Arruinar,
destruir. [minucion; tisia
Deeay, 8. Descaccimiento, decadencia, di-
Decay ednesa, a. V. Decay.
Decayer, 8. Lo que produce decadencia,
Decaying, 8. Decadencia.
Deceaso, 8. Muerte, fallecimiento.
To Decease, on. Morir, fallecer.
Deceased, a. Muerto, fallecido.
Deceit, 4, Engaño, fraude; impostura; treta,
Deceitfal, a. udulento, engañoso, falso.
Deceitfully, ad, Falsamente.
Deceitfulness, ¢. Falsedad.
Deccivable, a. En izo; engañoso.
Deceivableness, a. Facilidad de ser fo a
To Deceive, ca. Engañar, burlar; defraudar.
Deceiver, 8. Engañador, impostor.
Deceiving, e. Engaño.
December, €. Diciembre. [largo.
tDecem , €. Lo que tiene diez poe do
Decemviral, a. Lo perteneciente al decem-
virato.
Decemvirate, a. Decemvirato.
Decency, a Decencia; recato, modestia,
Decennary, & Diezmo. Y. Zithing.
Decennial, a. Decenal.
Decennoval, Decennovary, a. Decinoveno.
Decent, a. Decente; razonable; propio.
Decently, ad. Decentemente. dad.
Decentness, 8, Decencia, modestia; prople-
i Pecepebillty, 8 Capacidad de ser enga-
o.
+Deceptible, a. Engañadizo,
Deception, a. Decepcion, engaño, impostura,
+Deceptious, a. Engafioso.
Deceptive, a. Falaz, engañoso,
Deceptory, a. Artificioso.
To Decern, va. V. To Discer
Decerpt, a. Cercenado.
Decerptible, a. Capaz de cercenadura.
Decerption, 8, Cercenadura,
Decertation, s. Contencion, disputa, riña.
Dececesion, 8. Partida.
To Decharm, ea. Desencantar.
Decidable, a. Decidible. ear Juzgar.
To Decide, va. y n. Decidir, doterminar,
Decidedly, ad. Determinadamente,
Decidence, 8. Caida, decadencia,
Decider, a. A’rbitro.
Deciduous, a. Caedizo.
Deciduousness, s. La caida de las hojas.
Decimal, a. Decimal.
To Decimate, ca. Diezmar.
Decimation, €. Diezmo.
Decimator, & Diczmero.
Decimo-sexto, $. Libro en diez y seisavo.
To Decipher, ra. Descifrar; aclarar, inter-
pretar, describir.
Decipherer, & Descifrador, se pr
Decision, €. Decision, determinacion, reso-
lucion,
Decisive, a. Decisivo,
Decisively, ad. Decistramente,
Decisivencas, €, Autoridad decisiva,
e
ad. | Declivous, a. Lo que está en
asear, adornar.
ect. Cubrir; ataviar, componer
osos a. Docisorlo.
To Deck,
Deck, @ (Núu.) Cubierta. Between decks,
Entre puentes.
Decker, 8. Cubridor, adornador. A tepo-
decker, Navio de dos puentea.
Decking, 8. Adorno.
To Deciaim, en. Declamar.—va. Abogar.
Declaimer, 8. Declamador.
Deolaiming, 8. Arenga, oracion,
Declamation, €. Declamacion, arenga.
Declamator, a. Declamador.
Declamatory, a. Declamatorio.
Declarable, a. Lo que se puede declarar.
Declaration, £. Declaracion; explicacion,
exposicion,
Declarative, a. Declaratorio, e. itivo.
Declaratorily, ad. En forma de declaracion.
Declaratory, a. Declaratorio.
To Declare, ea. Declarar, manifestar, pro-
clamar,—on,. Testificar.
Declaredly, ad. Declaradamente.
+Declarement, & Declaracion, deposicion.
Declarer, 8. Declarante, deponente.
Declaring, é. Declaracion.
Declension, 8. Declinacion, decadencia, me-
noscabo; inclinacion, declivio.
Declinable, a. Declinable. [desvío.
Declination, $. Declinacion, decadencia;
Declinator, Declinatory, & Instrumento
para hacer relojes de sol. [decaer.
To Decline, en, Declinar; huir, rehusar;
Decline, & Decadencia; consuncion,
Declivity, e. Declive, declivio. ndiente,
eclive 6 en
To Decoct, va. Cocer, digerir.
tDecoctible, a. Lo que se puede cocer,
Decoction, & Coccion, hervor; decoccion.
+Decocture, 8. Decoccion.
To Decollate, ea. Degollar.
Decollation, 4. Degollacion.
Decoloration, $. Descoloramiento,
To Decompose, va. Descomponer, reducir,
separar. [nuevo.
Decomposite, a. (Ant) Compuesto de
Decompositlon, s. Descomposicion, separa-
cion. [rar. (Ant.) Componer.
To Decompound, ea. Descomponer, sepa-
Decompound, a. (Ant) Dos veces com-
Decor ndab] Capaz de d bey
ecompoundable, a. e descomposl-
tDecorament, @ V. Decoration. E
¡ To Decorate, oa. Decorar, adornar,
Decoration, 4. Decoracion.
Decorator, 8. Decorador, adornista,
Decorous, a. Decenta, decoroso, honcsto,
Decorously, ad. Decorosamente.
To Decorticate, ea. Descortezar; pelar,
mondar.
Decortication, £ Descortezamicnto.
Decorum, & Decoro, decencia, compostura.
To Decoy, ea. Atraer; embaucar, engañar.
Decoy, 8. Seduccion, incitacion ; ero,
Decoy-duck, a. A'nade de reclamo.
To Decrease, en. Decrecer, menguar, dismi-
nuir.—ea. Minorar.
Decrease, 8. Decremento; decadencia, men-
gua, merma; menguante de la luna.
To Decree, en, Decretar.—va. Determinar,
mandar. a
DEE
Decree, 8. Decroto, mandato;
decision.
DEF
resolucion, | To Deepen, ea. Profundizar; oscurecer.—
en. Profundizarse. (sumamente,
Decroment, 8. Decremento, diminucion, Deeply, ad. Profundamento, astutamente ;
Decrepit, a. Decrépito, cargado do años.
‘fo Decrepitate, va. Deerepitar, calcinar.
Decrepttation, 8, (Quim.) Decrepitacion.
Estallido, [senectud.
Decrescent, a. Lo que decrece 6 mengna.
Decretal, 8, Decretero; rescripto.—a. De-
cretal.
Decretion, & Minoracion, merma.
Decretist, 4. Decretista.
Decretorlly, ad. Definitivamente.
Docretory, a. Decretorio, decisivo, perento-
rio; critico.
Decrial, 2. Griteria; insulto. (dor.
Decrier, 3. Sd pee 6 ruidoso, censura-
+Decrowning, 3. Destronamiento.
+Decrustation, 8. Descortezamiento.
To Decry, va. Desacroditar, censurar públi-
camente.
+Decubation, a. El acto de recostarse.
Decumbence, Decumbency, 8. La accion de
estar recostado. [la cama; enfermo.
Decumbent, a. Y. Recumbent. Echado en
Decumbiture, 8. Tiempo en que el enfermo
guarda cama.
Decuple, a. Décuplo, diez veces tanto.
Decurion, 8. Decurion.
+Deeursion, a. La accion de precipitarse.
+To Decurt, va. V. Jo Abridge.
+Decurtation, a. Cerconadura. [los agudos,
To Decussato, oa. Cortar dos lineas en ángu-
Decussation, 8. Decusacion, el punto donde
varias líneas 6 radios se cruzan.
+To Dodocorate, va. Deshonrar, quitar el
honor 6 orédito.
+Dedecoratlon, 4. Desdoro, mancha.
Dodecorous, a. Indecoroso. (las.
Dedentition, 8. Calda do los dientes 6 muo-
To Dedicato, va. Dedicar; destinar, consa-
grar; ofrecer.
Be O
cation, 4, on, Co. on;
dedicatoria. d
Dedicator, 8. Dedicante.
Dedicatory, a. Dedicatorio.
+Dedition, a. Cesion, renuncia,
tDedolent, a. Insensible, quo no siente.
To Deduce, va. Deducir; inferir, derlvar;
sustraer. (secuencia,
Deducement, a, Deduccion, conclusion, con-
Deduciblo, a. Deducible.
Deducive, a. Deductivo. [rebajar.
To Deduct, ea, Deducir, sustracr, descontar,
Deduction, @ Deduccion, ilacion, conse-
cacncia; rebaja.
[cia.
Decrepitness, Decrepitude, £ meagan |
Deductivo, a. Dedueible.
Deductively, ad. Por ilacion 6 consecucn-
Deed, a. Accion, acto, hecho; realidad.
Deedless, a. Omiso, flojo, inerte, desidioso,
Deedy, a. Activo, Industrioso.
To Deem, va. y n. Juzgar, imaginar, supo-
ae pga rel aah
eep, @. Hondo, profando; sagaz; artifi-
closo ; ve, oscuro.—Pliélago. Deep of
night, La oscuridad mas profunda.
Deep-drawing, a. Cosa que está muy pro-
da aoe el agua.
Deepmouthed, a. Ronco.
Deepmusing, a. Pensativo.
Deepness, 8, Profundidad.
Deep-read, a, Muy leido.
Deep-sea-line, s. (Náu.) Escandallo.
Deer, £, Ciervo 6 v o.
Deoss, af. Diosa.
To Deface, va. Borrar, ca ap afear.
Defacement, €. Dosfigu: my; violacion;
rasadura, destruccion.
Defhcer, s. Destructor 6 destruidor.
To Defalcate, ea. Desfalcar, descabalar.
va e. Desfalco, deduccion, diminu-
on.
Defamation, 8. Difamacion, calumnia,
Defamatory, a. Infamatorio, difamatorio.
To Defame, oa. Disfamar, desacreditar,
doshonrar.
Dofamer, £. Infamador, calumniador.
Defaming, & V. Defamation.
enn le, a, Capaz de ser cansado.
+To Defati va. Cansar, fatigar.
Default, e. Falta; omision, descuido; culpa;
defecto; rebeldía. Ofender.
To Default, va. Faltar, no cumplir.—er.
Defaulter, 8. Doudor al público, peculador.
Defcasance, £. Anulacion, abrogacion, revo-
cacion.
Defeasible, a. Anulablo.
Defeat, s. Derrota, voncimiento, destruccion.
To Defent, va. Derrotar; frustrar; anular,
abrogar.
e a a dry ad depurar.
0 oa. Purgar, purificar; »
Defecate, a. Depurado, aclarado.
Dofecation, s. Refinadura, afinacton. (Quim.)
Defecacion.
Defect, a. Defecto, falta, tacha; omision.
tDefectibllity, 8. pepe eos defecto.
Defectible, a. Defoctible; imporfecto.
Defection, @. Defcocion, apostasía ; rebeldía;
Detective y Defeetivo, imperfecto cane mt
efective, a. yo, ; oulpa-
Defectively, ad. Defectuosamente.
Defectiveness, 8. Defecto, culpa, falta, delito.
+Defectuosity, & Defecto, falta,
tDefectuous, a. Defectuoso.
+Defodation, a. V. Defizdation.
Defence, & Defensa, vindicacion; prohfbi-
clon; resistencia; proteccion; brtiñco-
clon. [fortificaciones.
+To Defence, en. Defender por medio de
Defenceless, a. Indefenso; impotente.
Defencelessiy, ad. Indefensamente. [paro.
Defencelessness, $. Desvalimiento, desam-
To Defend, va. Defender, preservar; soste-
ner; fortalecer, asegurar; repcler.
Defendable, a. Defensable,
Defendant, a. Defensivo.—e. El que defien-
de. (For.) Reo dernandado. [patron.
Defender, s. Defensor, abogado; protector,
Defensative, 8. Defensivo, defensa, guardia,
reparo.
Defensible, a. Defensable, sustentable.
Defensive, a. Defensivo.—e Salvaguardia.
Defensively, ad. Defensivamente.
Dofensory, 4. Defensivo, justificativo,
DEF
DEI
+Defonst, pp. Defendido.
To Defer, on. Diferir, suspender; ceder,
condeecender.—va. Diferir, re A
Deference, 8. Deferencia, sumision, respeto.
+Doferment, 4. Dilacion, tardanza.
Deferrer, 8. Tardador, hol ; dilatador.
Deferring, 2. Dilacion, tardanza.
Defiance, 2, Desafio; cartel. To bid def-
ance, Retar; bravear. Tb set at deft-
ance, Befar, mofarse.
+Deflatory, a. Lo que contiene un desafío.
Deficienca, Deficiency, 8. Dofecto; falta;
insolvencia,
pencieay a. Deficlente.
Deficien 5 ad. Dofectuosamente,
Deficit, 2. Falta, alcance, descubierto,
Deficr, a. Desaflador, retador.
tDefignration, a. racion.
+To Defigure, va. V. To Delineate,
To Defile, va. Manchar; profanar; violgr,
deshonrar.—on. Desfilar.
Defile, s. Desfiladero, 4 defile between
two hills, Garganta de montaña.
Defilement, 8 Contaminacion, violacion,
corrupcion.
Defilor, a. Corruptor, violador, contamina-
Defiling, 8. Contaminacion, corrupcion,
Definable, a. Definiblo,
To Define, va. Definir, describir; circun-
seribir; determinar.—on. Decidir, juzgar.
Definer, & Dofinidor. cierto,
Definite, £. y a. Definido, preciso, limitado,
Definiteness, 8, Limitacion fija de alguna
Cosa, (sion.
Definition, 8. Definicion, descripcion; decl-
Definitive, a. Dofinitivo, decisivo, perento-
rio.—s. Lo que define,
Definitively, ad. Definitivamente.
Definitiveness, 8. Autoridad decisiva,
To De to, va, Incendiar, abrasar.
Defi on, 8. Deflagracion; destruccion
a Desviarso, saree la-
o on, A
ara: 8. Desvío, rodeo; declinacion de
Deflexuro, 2. Combadura.
Defloration, 8. Defloramiento; escogimicnto.
To Deflour, va. Destiorar; ajar, dolustrar.
Deflourer, 8. Estuprador.
+To Deflow, en. Fluir como agua.
+Defluous, a. Fluento.
+Deflux, Defluxion, $, Fluxion, destilacion;
derramamiento.
Defodation, s Polucion, contaminacion;
mancha, 10ja.
Defoliation, a, (Bot.) Tiempo del caer de la
To Deforce, es. Usurpar la posesion de
bienes raices, [ptm
Deforcement, 8. Usarpacion; posesion ilo-
To Deform, ea. Desformar, desfigurar,
afear; deshonrar.
+Deform, a. Deforme, desfigurado, feo.
rie iti S a eb ag alteracion,
Jeformed, a, Deforme, feo; bajo, vergonzoso.
Deformedly, ad. Deformemente. cil
Deformedness, Deformity, 8. Deformidad,
fealdad ; ridicniez.
To Defrand, va. Defrandar, usarpar, frustrar.
Defraudation, s. Defraudaclon.
Defrauder, e. Defraudador, engañador.
[dor, profanador, | D
Defrauding, Dofraudment, 8. Defraudacton,
fraude, [alguna cosa; satisfkicer.
To Dofray, ea, Costear, hacer la costa de
Defrayor, 8. El que paya. a O.
Defrayment, 4. Gasto, el pago de lo que se
tDeft, e. Pulido. alan, lado vivo; apto.
tDeftness, 8. Pulidez, ermosura, a
Defunct, a. Difunto, muerto.—s. Difunto,
ao E ir ibaa muerte,
o Defy, va. Desafiar; desdeñar, negar.
tDefy, e. V. Challenge. a
vacion.
Defyer, a. V. Defler, [
Degenoracy, 8. Degeneracion, bajeza; depra-
To Degenerate, en. Dogenerar; doscaecer;
Baan Degencrado; vil, indi,
mere) a. Degencrado; ndigno.
Degenerately, ad. Indignamente. [cion.
Degeneratences, $. Degeneracion, deteriora-
Degenerating, £. La accion de degencrar.
dE Pele 8. Degeneracion, deteriora-
on, envilecimiento.
et a. nerado, vil, infamo.
Degenerously, ad. Vilmente, infamamente.
Degluatition, £. Deglucion. [to, corrupcl
e 8. cion: envilocimien-
To Degrade, va. Degradar, deponer; envi-
lecor, deshonrar.
+Degrademont, 4. D on, deshonra,
Degradingly, ad. Deshonradamente,
+Degravation, e. El acto de hacer pesada
on.
alguna cosa. roporcion.
Degree, 8. Grado, calidad; O, FANGO;
+To Degust, ea. Catar, gustar, probar,
tDegustation, e. El acto de probar 6 gustar
guns cosa. [viar.
To Dehort, ea. Disuadir; desaconsejar, des-
Dehortation, 2. Disuasion.
Dehortatory, a. Disuadente, disnasivo.
+Dehorter, 8. El que disuade.
Deicide, 8. Deicida; deicidio. [desanimar.
To Deject, va. Abatir, r, contristar ;
tDeject, Defected, a. Abatido, acobardado,
desanimado, afligido,
Dejectedly, ad, Abatidamente, tristemente.
ectedness, £. Abatimiento, desalicnto,
Dejecter, 8. que abate, afligo 6 envileca.
Dejection, e. Melancolía, tristeza, abati-
miento de quin
tDejectly, ad. temente, [promueve,
Dejectory, a. Lo que produce cámaras ó las
Dejecture, s, pS Excremento, deyeccion,
+To Dejerate, va. Jurar solemnemente,
+Dejeration, ¢ Juramento solemne.
Dejeuner, €. Almuerzo grande, almucrzo-
comida,
Delfical, a. Deifico.
Delfication, . Defficacion; apotéosis,
Deificr, a, Él que deifica; idolatra,
Detform, a. Delforme, divino,
+Deiformity, 2. La a de una per-
sona con alguna (cid
To Deify, ca. Deificar; endiosar, divinizar.
To Deign, en. Dignarse, condescender.—
ea. Conceder, permitir. — [siderar digno.
Deigning, a. El acto de condescender 6 con-
+Delparous, a. Deipara, epiteto de la madre
de Dios,
Deism, €. Delsmo.
Deist, €. Deista,
Delstical, a. Deistico.
DEL
DEM
+Deitate, a. Hecho Dios; Gsase para expli-
car la divinidad de Jesucristo.
Deity, 8. Deidad, divinidad.
+Delaceration, 8. Desgarron.
+Delacry mation, e. Lacrimacion.
+Delactation, e. Destoto de las criataras
Dolapsed, a. (Mcd.) Caido, inclinado hácia
abajo. acusar.
To Delate, va. Llevar, conducir ; delatar,
Delation,¢. Conduccion ; delacion, acusación.
+Delator, £. Delator, denunciador.
To Delay, oa. Dilatar; retardar, rotrasar;
mitigar. —on. Detenerse, pararse ; r.
Dolay, & Dilacion, tardanza, plazo; deten-
cion, demora ; atraso,
Delayer, 8. Temporizador, entretenodor.
+Dolayment, ¢. Tardanza, dilacion.
ES (Print) Borrar, tachar.
Deleble, a. Lo que se puede borrar.
Delectable, a. Deleitable, delicioso.
Delectablenoss, a. Delicia, gusto cosa.
Delectably, ad. Deleltosamente.
Delectation, 8. Delectacion 6 deleitacion,
deleite, placer. (sionados.
tDelegacy, 8. Junta de delegados 6 comi-
To Delegate, va. Delegar, diputar; comi-
slonar. do, comisario.-
Delegate, e. Delegado, diputado, comisiona-
Delegation, €. Delegacion, diputacion, co-
mision.
+Delenifical, €. Calmante.
To Delete, ea. Borrar, testar, tachar algun
escrito, ú otra cosa. [noso ; perniciuso.
Deleterious, a. Deletéreo, mortífero, vene-
Deletion, 8. Canceladura; destruccion, ruina.
rtá e Lo que borra.
Delf, Delft, @ Mina, cantera; loza fina.
Delft-ware, Loza vidriada,
To Deliberate, er. Deliberar, discurrir, con-
siderar.—on. Pausar, dudar. (prudente.
Deltberate, a. Circunspecto, cauto; pausado;
Deliberately, ad. Deliberadamente, pru-
dentemente,
Deliberateness, 8. Deliberacion, clreunspeo-
cion, cautela, precaucion.
Deliberation, 8. Deliberacion; consulta.
Deliberative, a. Deliberativo.—e. Discurso
deliberativo. [clegancia.
Delicacy, ¢ Delicadeza, nimiedad; blandura;
Delicate, a. Delicado; hermoso; regalado,
Delicately,ad. Delicadamente, cortesmente.
Delicatcnosa, 8, Delicaieza, molicie.
+To Deliciate, on. Deleltarse, complaccrae.
Delicio » Delicioso, ameno, agradable,
Deliciously, ad. Deliciosamente.
Deliciousness, 8, Delicia, gusto, placer.
Deligation, a. Ligadura. [encanto.
Delight, 6 Delicia, placer, gozo, alegria,
To Delight, va. Deleitar, ag , contentar,
divertir.—on. Deleitarse ; divertirse, com-
Placerse. [en alguna cosa.
Delighter, 8. El que so complace 6 delefta
Delightful, a. Delictoso, deleitoso, ameno,
agradable, deleitable, encantador.
Delightfully, ad. Deliciosamente,
Delightfulncss, 8. Dolicia, placer.
Delightlesa, a. Sin placer 6 deleite,
Delightsome, a. Delicioso, deleitoso, pla-
centero.
are ad. Deliciosamente.
Deligirtsomeness, £. Delicia, deleite, placer
amenldad. escribir
To Delineate, oa. Delinear, trazar; pintar;
Delineation, 4. Dellncacion, delincamiento,
+Delincaturo, & Delincamento, [cíguar.
tDeliniment, 8. El acto de mitigar 6 apa-
Delinquency, 4. Delito, culpa, falta.
Delinquent, 4. Delincuente, criminal.
tDeliquation, 8. Derretimiento, liquidacion.
To Dellquesce, on. Liquidarse.
Deligueacence, 8. (Quim.) Derretimiento,
dellcuescencia,
Deliquescent, a. Delicnescente.
Deliquium, $. Deliquio; dofecto, pérdida
Delirtous, a. Delirante; chocho, caduco.
Deliriousness, 8. Locura 6 demencia.
Deltrium, €. Delirio; demencia; chochex,
Delitescence, s. Retiro, oscuridad
+To Delitigate, oa. Regañar, reprobar.
rento, $. El acto de regañar 6 con-
nder.
To Deliver, va. Dar, ceder; tirar; librar,
salvar; Fecitar, relatar; partear.
Deliverance, 8. Entrega, libramiento; nar-
racion ; parto.
Deliverer, a, Libertador; narrador, relator.
Delivery, 8, Entrega; libramiento; rendi-
clon; prolacion; parto.
Dell, a. co; hondonada.
Deltoid, a. (Anat.) Deltóides.
Deludable, a. Engañadizo. (car; frustrar.
To Delude, ea. Engañar, entrampar, embau-
Deluder, e. Delusor, impostor.
Deluding, 8. Colusion, engaño, impostura,
Deluge, 8. Diluvio; creciente; desgracia
repontina. [abrumar, o 2
To Delnge, ea. Diluviar, llover á cántaros;
Delusion, & Dolo, fraude; flusion; error.
Delustve, Delusory, a. Engañoso, falaz,
fraudulento, ilusorio. (cautela.
To Delve, ca. Cavar; sondoar, rastrear con
Delvo, 6. Foso, hoyo, hondoa; mina.
Delver, €. Cavador.
Demagogue, & Dem
Demain, Demesne, a. Tierras patrimontales,
Demand, s. Alegacion; demanda; peticion.
To Demand, ea. Demandar, reclamar; pre-
guntar; e
Demandable, a. Demandable, exigible.
Demandant, €. (For.) Demandante, deman-
dador. [siieño.
Demandler, & Exactor, demandador ; pedi-
Demandress, af. Demandadora,
Demercation, 8. Demarcacion.
+tDemarch, 4 El paso, el modo de andar.
To Demean, on. Portarse.—oa. Envilecer,
desestimar, rebajar.
Demeanor, 8. Porte, el modo de gobernarsa,
Detncan, Demesne, & Posesion de bienes
raices.
Demency, £ Demencia. [loco.
To Dementate, on. Dementarse, volverse
Detnentate, a. Infatuado, loco.
Dementation, a. Demencia, locura.
Demerit, e. Demérito, desmerccimiento.
+To Demerlt, ea. Desmerccer.
+Deinersed, a. Sumergido, ahogado.
Demersiun, s. Sumersion 6 sufocacion en el
agua, á veces lo mismo Se casí,
Denil, Semi, partícula que significa la mitad,
DEN
Demi-devil, . Mediodemonlo.
Demi-god, 8. Semidios.
Demi-gorge, 4. (Fort.) Semigola.
Demi-lance, 8. Lanza ligera. [precio.
Demi-man, 8. Medio humbre; voz do de-
Domi-premises, e. pl, Semipremisas, medias
proposiciones. tinencia.
Demirep, sf Mujer sospechada de incon-
Demise, & Muerto, fallocimiento.
To Demise, va. Logar, dejar en testamento.
Domission, 8. Degradacion, dimision ; de-
cadencia,
+Demissly, ad. Humildemento.
Denison, a. Y. praia
1To Dem ? ea. Deprimir, aba
Demi-wolf, 8. Mediozorra.
Democracy, 8. Dnmocracia,.
Democrat, a. Deniócrata.
Democratic, Democratical, a. Democrático.
Democratically, ad, Democrúticamente.
+Democraty, £. Democracia, [rasar.
To Demolish, ea. Demoler, arruinar; ar-
Demolisher, & Arrulnador, destructor.
Demolishment, a, Destruccion, ruina.
Demolition, & Demolicion, arrasamicnto.
Demon, 8. Demonto, espíritu maligno.
Demoness, £f. Mujer diabólica.
Demoniac, Demoniacal, a. Demoniaco; en-
demoniado.
Demoniac, 8. Energúmeno.
Demonian, a Demoníaco, diabólico.
Demonocracy, & Podor 6 gobierno del de-
monio.
Demonolatry, 2, Calto del demonio.
Demonology, & Demonología, demono-
, Onvilecer.
manía,
Demonship, 8. Estado de demonio,
Demonstrabie, a. Demostrable. — [tracion.
Demonstrablenesa, s. Capacidad de demos-
Demonstrably, ad. Demostrablemente.
To Demonstrate, td Demostrar, probar,
r ver.
Demonstration, €. Demostracion, evidencia.
Demonstrative, @. Demostrativo.
Demonstratively, ad. Demostrativamente.
Demonstrator, 8. Demostrador. [mostrar.
Demonstratory, a. Lo que se dirige 4 de-
Domoralization, 2, Desmoralizacion.
To Demoralize, oa. Desmoralizar. pan
Demulcent, a. (Méd.) Emoliente, dulcifi-
To Demur, ea. Objetar; suspender cl curso
de alguna instancia; vacilar; formar es-
cripulo.—va. Dudar alguna cosa.
Demur, & Duda, escrúpulo, hesitacion.
Demure, a. Sobrio; reservado; grave ; gaz-
moño, [moneria,
Demurely, ad. Modestamonto, con gaz-
Demnreness, 8. Gazinoferia, hipocresia ;
seriedad.
Demurrago, 8. Demora. Demurrage days,
(Náu.) Estadias ó estarias. (For.) Proro-
gacion.
Demurrer, 8. Demora; cesacion; tardanza,
Demy, 8. Numbre de una clase de pee
Den, 4. Caverna, antro; cueva de floras.
Denary, 8. Decena.
To Donatiunalize, ca. Desnacionalizar.
+To Denay, va. V. To Deny.
Dendrite, £. (Min.) Dendrite. poes
Dendruleey> 8. Historia natural do Jos ár-
DEP
+Dencgacion, 2. Denegacion.
Deniable, a. Negable, ion.
Denial, 2. Denegacion. Sel/-den Abne-
Denier, 4. Cuntradictor, negador. Denier
Moneda de cobre on Francia. [infamar
To Denigrate, ea. Denegrecer; donigrar,
tDonigration, 8. Denigracion, infamacion.
on, 8, Manumision ; exencion, fran-
quicia,
Denizen, 4. El extranjero naturalizado.
To Denizen, va. Naturalizar; eximir.
Denominable, a. Denominable,
To Denominate, ca. Denominar, nombrar.
Denomination, 8. Denominacion, titulo,
nombre,
Denominative, a. Denominativo.
Denominator, 8. Denominador.
Denotable, a. Notable, distinguido,
Denotation, $. Designacion, marca,
+Denotative, a. Denotativo.
To Denote, va. Denotar, indicar, designar,
Marcar, se A
Denotement, a. Señal, indioacion. [senlace,
Denouement, & E'xito, fin; desenredo, de-
To Denounce, ca. Denunciar, delatar; pro-
mulgar, publicar.
Denouncement, ¢, Denunciacion.
Denouncer, & Denunciador, acusador ;
amenazador.
Dense, a. Denso, es compacto.
Density, 2. Densidad, solidez.
Dent, a. Cardanal, señal que deja un golpe.
Dental, a. Dental.—s, (Ict.) Denton.
Dentated, a. Dentado.
Dentelli, e, V. Aodillions.
Denticulation, 8. Dentadura, dientes peque-
ños do algunas máquinas.
Denticulsted, a. Dentado.
Dentifrice, « Dentrifico.
Dentilave, a Locion para los dientes.
Dentist, e. Dontista.
Dentition, 8. Denticion.
To Denudate, va. Desnudar; despojar.
Denudation, 8. Despojo de ropa. (Cir.)
Denudacion.
To Denude, on. Desnudar, despojar.
To Denunciate, en. Denunciar, amenazar.
Denunciation, 8. Denunciacion ; publica-
cion, declaracion, delator.
Denunciator, 8. Denunciador, denunciante,
To Deny, oa. Negar; renunciar; renegar.
(ic truct, ea. Desembarazar, desob-
struir.
Deobstruent, a. y & (Méd.) Deobstruente.
Deodand, 8. Ofrenda 4 Dios; multa.
+To Deonerate, va. V. To ate.
+To Deoppilato, va. (Méd.) Desopilar.
+Deordination, $. Degradacion de alguna
reona ordenada,
o Deosculate, ea. Besar. [oxigenar.
To Deoxidate, Deoxidizo, oa. (Quim.) Dea-
+To Depaint, ea. Pintar, describir.
To Depart, en. Partir; desistir; desertar,
apostatar; apartarse; morir.—ca. Partir,
vidir; retirar. Zo depart from, Mu-
dar; abandonar, desistir.
tDepart, 8. Partida; muerte. V. Depar-
ture. Refinadura.
Departer, e. Refinador de motales.
Departing, e. Separacion. 061
DEP
DER
Department, a Negostado, despacho; de-
partamento, província,
Departmental, a. Departamental.
Departure, s. Partida; muerte; desamparo.
To Depauperate, va. Empobrecer á alguno.
To Depend, en. Pender, colgar; depender;
necesitar de apoyo. To 'epend of, Pro-
venir, proceder. Tb depend on, Contar
con, conflar, [ence, Dependenoy. |
Dependance, Dependancy, a Y. Depend.
Dependant, Dependent, a Dependiente, su-
balterno.—a. Dependiente, subordinado.
Dependence, Dependency, a. Dependencia,
inferioridad.
Depender, 2. Dependiente.
Depending, pa. Pendiente. [cion.
tDe rdition, @ Perdicion, ruina, destruc-
To Dephlegmate, ta. Desflemar.
Pepuleemation, 8. Desflemacion.
To Depict, va. Pintar, representar, describir.
To Depicturo, ea. Figurar on pintura, pin-
tar 6 represeutar.
To Depilate, va. Quitar el vello 6 polo.
Depilation, €, La accion de quitar ol pelo.
Depilatory, 8. Atanquía, ungiento para hacer
caer el cabello.
Depilous, a. Pelado, pelon.
To Deplant, ea. V. Transplant.
Deplotion, £, Vaclamionto ; vacio, vacuo.
Deplorable, a. Deplorable, lamentable, mi-
serable; despreciado; lastimoso triste.
as 8. Estado deplorable.
cd ad. Deplorablemente, infeliz-
men
Deplorate, a. Lamentable, deplorable.
Deploration, a, Lloro, llanto, lamento.
To Deplore, ca. Deplorar, lamentar, llorar.
Deploredly, ad. Vilmente.
Deplorement, 8. Lloro, lamento. _[Hente.
Deplorer, a. Lamentador, lloron. (Mex.) Do-
To Deploy, ea. (Mil) Desplegar. . To
Display.
as.
Aumation, 8. Desplumacion ; calda de las
eplume, va. Desplumar.
+To Depone, va. Depositar; arriesgar.
A ORGESDS 8. Deponente; doclarante.
To pulate, va. Despoblar, devastar.—
en. Despoblarse,
Depopulation, £, Dospoblacion; devastacion.
Depopulator, s. Despoblador, asolador.
To Deport, ea. Portarse, conducirse,
+Deport, a Porto, conducta. [portacion.
Deportation,s. Deportacion, destierro, trans-
Deportment, €. Port conducta.
Deposable, a. Capaz de ser depuesto.
pepda 8, iS deposicton ;
acion. [dar; testificar.
To Deposo, va. Deponer; destronar; degra-
Deposer, a. Deponente.
Deposing, & Deposicion,
To Deposit, va. Depositar; consignar; po-
ee ner ® ola di
eposit, e. to; fianza, pren
Depositary, 8. encliaia
Depositing, ¢ El acto de depositar 6 apartar.
odon; 8. Deposicion ; testimonio ; des-
De SR D itaría,
epository, a. De
Depositar: a V. Deposit
Depot, a, os despacho.
De
To
Depravation, 8. Depravacion, corrupcion
estragamiento.
To Deprave, va. Depravar, pervertir, cor-
romper, viciar; fulsificar; difamar.
Depraved, a. Abandonado, corrompido,
isoluto.
Depravedly, ad. Depravadamente.
Depravedness, s. Depravacion, corrapcion.
Depraver, £. Depravador.
Depraving, e. Depravacton.
Depravity, « Decpravacion ; corrupcion ;
maldad, ruindad.
Deprecable, a. Capaz de ser suplicado.
To Deprecate, en. Deprecar, rogar, suplicar.
—va. Implorar, suplicar.
Deprecation,s. Deprecacion, peticion.
Deprecative, Deprecatory, a. recativo,
suplicanto.
Deprecator, & Deprecante, (nosprectar,
To Depreciate, va, Rebajar el precio; me-
Depreciation, &@ Descródito, desestimacion.
Depreciator, 8. Despreciador.
To Depredate, va. Baquear, robar; desolar,
cscs jae range ais ean:
ep on, 8. Dep on, 6, BROO;
Depredator, 8. Saqueador; rapthadar, ladron
el público.
+To Deprehend, va. render ; descubrir.
tDeprehensible, a. Facil de prender; com-
prensible.
LS plain Sorpresa ; descabrimicato.
To Dopresa, er. Comprimir; deprimir, hu-
millar, abatir.
Depressed, a. Deprimido; hundido, hondo.
Depression, 8. Compresion ; depresion ; aba-
timicnto.
Depressive, a. Depresivo.
Depressor, e. Depresor; opresor.
Deprivablo, a. Capaz de ser privado,
Deprivation, 8. Privacion ; pordida,
a Dope ea. Privar, despojar; excluir;
mpedir,
Depriver, a. El que priva, despoja 6 quita,
Depth, 8. Hondura; abismo;
+To Depulse, va. Rochazar.
Depulsion, $. Rechazo.
Depulsory, a. Lo que rechaza. [ficar.
To Depurate, va. Depurar, limpiar, part-
Depurate, a. Depurado, limplo, pur a
Depuration, ¿. Depuracion.
+To Depure, va. Deparar, limpiar.
+Depurgatory, a. Depuratorio.
Deputation, 8. Diputacion; comision.
ie esputo, oa, Diputar, destinar, enviar,
e
egar.
Deputy, 8. Diputado, comisario, delegado,
agente. Lord deputy, Virey. Deputy
governor, Tenicnte ld
.To Deracinate, va. Desarraigar; abolir,
extirpar. denar.
+To Deraign, oa. Probar, justificar; desor-
Deraignment, 8, Prucba, justificacion; des-
órden. certar,
To Derange, oa. lar, desordenar,
Derangement, 8. Desconcierto, d
desorden; confusion.
Derclict, a. Abandonado voluntariamente.
Dereliction, ¢. Desamparo, abandono; ar a
cion de bienes. [
To Deride, ca. Burlar, cscarnecer ; dar zum-
DES
Dertder, a. Burlon, zambon, soflamero,
Deridingly, ad. Con zumba.
Derision, a. Irrislon, escarnio, burla,
Derisive, Derisory, a. Irrisorio.
Deristvely, ad. Irrisoriamente.
Derivablo, a. Dertvable, deducible.
Derivation, 8. Derivacton.
Derivative, a. y a. Derivativo.
Derivativoly, ud. Derivativamente.
To Derive, oa. Derivar, distribuir; deducir;
comunicar.—on. Derivar, dorivarso, nacer;
descender, proceder,
Derlver, 8, El que deriva 6 deduco,
Dernier, a. U'ltimo; postrero.
To Derogate, va. y 2. Derogar, anular; in-
validar; detraer; menosproclar.
erCRES a. Derogado; desacreditado.
Deven’ y, Derogatorily, ad. Derogativa-
en
m
Derogation, £. Derogacion; desestimacion.
Derogative, a. Derogatorio, derogatlvo.
Derogatorinesa, a, Derogacion ; detraccion.
De , & Derogaturio,
Dervis, e Dervis sacerdote entre los turcos.
Descant, s. (Mús.) Discante. Discurso, co-
mentario, mentar.
To Descant, en. Discantar; discurrir, co-
Descanting, 2. Conjetura, presuncion.
To Descend, on, Descender; derivarso; tn-
vadir.—ca. To descend to 6 into, De-
scender; bajarse &
Descendant, a. Descondiente. diente.
Descendent, a. Lo q cao abajo; descen-
Descendibility, 4. mision por linago.
Descendible, «+. Trasmisible. [degradacton.
Descension, 8. Descenso; declinacion, caida;
Descensional, Descensivo, a. Descendiente,
Descent, 8. Descenso; declive; invasion;
sneesion ; origen; posteridad. [car.
To Describe, va. Describir, delinear; expli-
Describer, a. Descriptor, expositor.
Descrier, 8. Descubridor; averiguador.
Description, a. Descripcion, representacion.
Descriptive, a. ptivo,
To Descry, va. Espiar, observar; colam-
brar; divisar; describir.
+Descry, e. Descubrimiento,
To Desocrate, ea. Profanar.
Desecration, 8. Profanacion; profanamento.
Desert, $. Desierto, yermo; soledad.—a.
Despoblado.
Desert, 8. Merecimiento; mérito.
To Desert, ca. Desamparar, abandonar.—on,
Deosertar; auscntarse.
Deserter, 8. Desertor, trisfaga.
Desertion, a. Desercion; abandono.
Deserticss, a, Indigno, sin mérito,
Desertlessly, ad. Desmerecidamente.
+Desertrice, af Mujer que falta 4 su deber.
To Deserve, oa. Merecer.
‘Deservedly, ad. Merecidamente.
Deserver, & Merecedor.
Deserving, 8. Mérito; merecedor. [mente.
Deservingly, ad. Dignamente, merecida-
Desiccants, 8. pl. (Méd.) Desecantes,
To Desiccate, va. car.—on. Secarse,
Desiccative, a. Desecativo. [necesidad de.
To Desiderato, ca. Desear, querer; tener
Desideratum, €. Desideratum; hueco, fal
+Desidiose, a. Desidioso.
To Design, ea. Proponer; designar; maquí-
Design Pe {o, intent
, 8. gnio; intento; empresa; mo-
tivo: Dit hesed dibujo. : Through de-
atgn, pi mesa 7
Designable, a. ue se puede designar.
Designate, a. Señalado, apuntado. gate.
To Designate, va. Apuntar, señalar; -
Designation, & Designacion, designio, inten-
on.
cl
Designative, a. Designativo, especificante.
Designedly, ad. Adrede, do prope
Designer, 8. Maquinador; dibujante; inven-
tor; proyectista.
+Designfulness, a. Maquinacion, intento.
Designing, a. Insidioso; astuto.—e, Dibujo,
O.
Designingly, ad. Insidiosamente.
Designless, a. Inadvertido.
Dosigulessly, ad. Inadvertidamente.
+Designment, a Trama; diseño, dibajo.
Desinence, $. Terminacion, fin; desinencia,
+Desinent, a. U’ltimo; postrero.
Desirable, a. Descable, apetecible; na
ble, e .
Desirableness, 8. Deseo vehemento; ansia,
Desire, 8, Deseo, anhelo; ansia, apetito,
To Desire, ea. Desear, apetecer; rogar, 6U-
car.
Désircless. a, Sin desco, Indiferonte.
Desirer, 8. Deseador.
Desiring, €. Deseo.
Desiroua, a. Deseoso, ansioso.
Destrously, ad. Ansiosamento,
Dosirousnesa, & Deseo vivo, anhelo,
To Desist, en. Daren air cesar. *
Desistance, €, Desisteneia, desistimiento.
Desistive, a. Final, conciuyente, decisivo,
Desk, a. Bufete, mesa era. Chorister's
desk, Atril de coro.
To Desk, va. Encorrar, atesorar.
Desolate, a. Desolado, despoblado, solitario;
A e
o Desolate, va. Desolar, despoblar, dev ,
Desolately, ad. Dosoladamente.
Desolateness, €. Desolacion, afliccion.
Desolater, Desolator, $. Desolador, asolador.
Desolating, e. Desolacion, afliccton.
Desolation, a. Desolacion, ruina; desconsue-
lo; destitucion,
Desolatory, a. Aflictivo, destituido.
Despair, £, Desconfianza, desesperacion,
To Despalr, on. Desesperar.—va. Hacer do-
sesperar,
Lo os a. Y. rant
espalrer, & o, desesperan
De valringl Sun ele pe
To Dos oa. Despachar; matar; abro-
r, tud; expreso.
Despatch, 8, Despacho, clon, pronti-
Despatcher, €. Destruidor; expreso, correo,
Despatchful, a. Diligente, expedito.
+Despection, 8. O O
rioso, perdido.
Desperado, a. Dosesperado,
Desperate, a. Desesperado ; arrojado.; farlu-
so; atrevido y sin esperanza 6 miedo.
Desporately, ad. Desesperadamente, furlo-
samente.
ta. | Deaperateness, 8. Temeridad, arrojo, furia,
Desperation, €. Desesperación, rad
DET
DET
Despicable, a. DTS vil, bajo.
Despicableness, €. Bajeza, vileza.
Despicably, ad. Vilmento, bajamente.
+Dospiciency, a. Desprecio; menosprecio.
Despisablo, «+. Despreciable, miserable,
oe 8. Desden, desprecio.
To eenlse, va. Despreclar, monospreciar ;
Pepa Descetimado, despreciad
es , a. Descs o, des O.
Despinodaces, 8. Abatimiento.
Despisor, a. Despreciador.
Desplsing, ¢. Desdon, desprecio,
Despite, 8. Despecho; ira; malicia; rencor.
+To Desptte, ov. Molestar, enfadar. [vo.
Despi a. Malicioso, rencoroso, vengatl-
Despitefully, ad. Maliciosamente.
o bar pa 8. Malignidad, rencor, odio.
To espoll, eva. Despojar; privar; desnudar.
Despoiler, s. Pillador, saqueador, robador.
Des liation, &. Despojo, robo.
To Despond, en, Dosconfiar; desesperanzar,
doses , [liento.
Despondency, 8. Desconftanza, temor; desa-
Despondent, a. Desconfiado, desesperado,
desalentado.
Desponder, e. El que no tiene esperanza.
Despondingly, ad. Desconfiadamenta.
+To Desponsate, ea. Desposarso,
tDesponsation, & Desposorio.
Despot, e. Déspota, tirano,
Despotic, Despotical, a. Daspótico, absoluto.
Despotically, ad. Despóticamente.
aa mr & Despotismo, tirania.
To Despumate, on. Espumar.
Dospumation, 8, Despumacion.
uamation, & Escamadura.
Dessert, 8. Pos al fin do las comidas,
+To on. Destinar, asignar, dodicar.
+Destinate, a. Fijado, destinado.
Dostination, a. Dostinacion, destino,
To Dostine, va. Dostinar, soñalar.
Destiny, @ Destino, fatalidad, fortuna, suerte.
Dostitute, a. Destituido, abandonad de-
samparado.
+To Destitute, ea. Abandonar, dejar; frus-
Destitution, 8. Destitacion, privacion; de-
samparo, abandono. [anfquilar.
To Destroy, ea. Destrulr, ssolar, arrasar;
Destroyable, a. Destruibie.
Destroyer, s. Destrnidor 6 destructor.
+To Destract, va. Destruir.
Destructibility, e. Destructibilidad.
Destructible, a, Destruibla
Destruction, & Destruccion, asvlamicnto;
destrozo; perdicion, [noso
Destructive, a. Destructivo, destructor, rul-
Destructively, ad. Destructivamenta.
Destructiveness, 8. Propiedad; destruccion.
+Destructor, a, Destruidor, destructor, con-
sumidor.
Desudation, a Sudor excesivo.
Desuetuda, a. Desuso. [vartacion,
Desultoriness, & Instabilidad, inconsistencia.
Desultory, a. Pasajero, variable, irregular,
1S Spar, pte; det
o Detach, va. Separar, a r; destacar.
Detaching, a. Separacion, apartamiento.
dns ergo SS ta [stanciar.
o oa, Detallar, especificar, circun-
Detail, a Detalle por si ]
trar. : One
| Detallor, 8. Narrador circunstanciado.
¡To Detain, va. Detener, retardar, suspender,
| Detainder, 8. Orden do eucarcelacion,
Dotainer, 8. Detentador, rotenedor; deten-
cion, lar,
To Detoct, 04. Descubrir, averiguar; reve-
Detccter, a Descubridor, averiguador; dela-
tor. claracion,
Detection, Avertguacion; revelacion, de-
Detention, @ Detencion; encierro, cautivi-
dad; tardanza [dir, impedir.
| To Deter, oa. Desanimar, acobardar; disua-
To Detergo, va. Limpiar una llaga.
Detergent, a. Detergente, purgante.—e De-
tersorio, y
To Deteriorate, ea. Desmejorar, deteriorar,
Deterioration, & Deterloracion, deterioro.
Determent, 8. Desaliento ; impedimento, ob-
stáculo,
Determinable, Y. Determinable.
Determinably, ad. Determinadamente.
Determinate, a. Determinado, decidido;
concluyento; acordado,
Determinately, ad. Determinadamente.
Determinatoness, £ Resolucion determi-
nads, [clon; decision; remate.
Determination, €. Determinacion, rcsola-
Determinativo, a. Determinativo,
Determinator, 2, Detorminante.
To Determine, ta. Determinar, reglar; jaz-
gar.—on. Acabar, concluir; determinarse,
Determiner, 8. Determiuante, resuelto,
Deterration, 8. Desentierro, [cacton,
Detersion, 8. Detorsion, abstergente, purifi-
Detersive, a. Dotersivo, detersorio, deter-
gente. fer, execrar,
To Detest, va. Dotostar, abominar, aborre-
Deteble, a. Detestablo, aborrecible, exe-
crable.
Detestably, ad. Detestablemente.
Detestation, s. Detestacion, aborreclmiento.
Dotcster, a Aborrecedor.
¡ To Dethrone, oa. Destronar.
2. Destronamiento.
Dethroner, a. El que destrona, [dor.
Detinae, 8, (For.) Auto contra un detenta-
To Detonate, on. Detonar, inflamarse súbita-
mento y con estrépito.
Detonation, €. Detonacion, fulminacion.
To Detonize, va. (Quim,) Calcinar. V. To
Deflagrate, Po designio,
Detorsion, e, Apartamicnto, desvio del pri-
To Detort, va. Torcer ó alterar cl sentido.
Detour, a. Vuelta, recodo; subterfugto.
.| To Dotract, va, Detractar, infamar; dismi-
nuir, quitar.
Detracter, 8. Detractor, tnfamador.
Detraction, e, Detraccion, maledicencia
Detractious, a. Derogatorio; deshonroso,
Detractive, a. Infamante; detractante.
Detractor, 8, Disfumador ; detractor.
Detractory, a Infamatorlo, derogatorio,
Detractress, a. Detractora, murmuradora.
Detriment, €. Detrimento, daño, perjulcia,
Pee mente a. Perjudicial; desventajoso,
añ
080,
Detrition, 2. Rozadura, rozadero. (tar.
To Detrude, va. Hundir, empujar; precipi-
To Detruncate, oa. Podar, quitar las ramas
supérfluas do los árboles,
DEV
DIA
Detruncation, ¢ Poda.
Detrasion, a, Accion de precipitar a
Deturbation, €, El acto do arrojar al suelo al-
guna COSA. (trampa.
Dence, & Dos en los juegos; el diantre, la
Douse, 8. Diantre, dianche. How tha deuse,
Comp diablos!
Decca, a. (Joc.) Excesivo,
Deuterogamist, 8. El casado dos veces.
Deutcrogamy, 8. Douterogamia, segundas
nupcias.
Deuteronomy, & Deuterouomio.
+To Devast, To Dovastate, va. Devastar;
asolar; robar. [queo.
Devastation, 8. Devastacion, desolacion, sa-
To Develop, ea. Dosenvolver, desarrollar,
doscoger; descubrir.
Development, a, Manifestacion, exhibicion.
+Devergence, 8. Declive 6 declivio. pz
To Devest, ca. Desnudar; despojar; liber-
+Dovex, a. En declive.
Devexity, 8. Declivio, declividad. [car.
To Deviate, on. Desviarso ; descarriarse ; pe-
Deviation, $. Desvío; mala conducta; de-
viacion.
Device, £. Treta; plan; recurso; invencion.
+Deviceful, a. Inventivo, ingenioso, especu-
lativo.
+Dovicefully, ad. Curtosamente ideado.
Devil, £. Diablo, demonio, espiritu maligno.
Doviling, e. Diablillo. malo.
Devilish, a. Diabólico ; excesivo; o (e
Devillsbly, ad. Diabólicamente, excesiva-
men E
Devilishness, +. Diablura, maldad.
+Devilism, 8. Diablismo.
+To Devilize, va. Endiablar, endemonlar.
Devilkin, a, Diablillo.
+Devilship, a, El carácter del demonlo.
are ions a. Desviado, descaminado, errado.
Devisable, a. Lo que se puede trazar ó idear.
To Devise, oa. Trazar, inventar; legar.—wn.
Deuce da E da; treta, arbitri
evise, 8, o, manda; arbitrio.
Devisee, 8. Legatario.
Doviser, 8. Inventor, antor, [do.
Devisor, 8. Tcstador, el que deja algun lega-
Devold, a. Vacio; libro, privado.
Devoir, 8. Obsequio; qu pe
To Devoive, ea. Rodar hácia abajo.—on.
Devolver.
Devolution, €, Mudanza; devolucion.
+Devoration, £ Voracidad,
+Devotary, e. V. Votary.
To Devote, ea. Dodicar, consagrar; aplicar,
Devote, a. V. Devoted.—s, El que está des-
tinado á os cosa. do.
Deyoted, a. cado, consagrado, destina-
Devotedness, €. Afecto; devocion; sacrifi-
clo voluntario.
Devotee, 8. Santon, santurron, mogigato.
Devotion, 8. Devocion; veneracion; ora-
cion; afecto; ardor, anhelo.
Devotional, a. Devoto, religioso.
Devotionalist, a, Santon, santurron.
Devotionist, 8. Santon.
e 8. pon reek [destruir.
o Devour, ea. Devorar, tragar, engullir;
Dovourer, 4, Devorador. P : codicia.
Devouringly, ad. Vorazmente; con mucha
cosa. | Devout, a. Devoto, pladoso, fervoroso.
Devonutly, ad. Devotamente.
Devoutnesa, 8, Devocion.
+To Devow, va. Dedicar, Bente,
Dew, a, Rocio. Night dew, (Am.). El re-
To Dew, va, Rociar, mojar como con rocio,
Dewbent, a. Inclinado con el rocío,
Dewberry, 8. (Bot.) Frambuesa.
Dewbesprent, part. Rociado. ,
Dewdrop, & Qota do rocío. el rocío,
Dew-dropping, a. Lo que cae á gotas come
Dow lmpesrledy a. Aljofarado, cubierto cl
rocío,
Dewlap, 8. Papada de buey 6 toro.
Dewlapt, a, Papudo. [rocio.
Dew-worm, & Lombriz que se halla en el
Dewy, a. Rociado; semejante á rocío,
Dexter, a, Diestro 6 derecho. (cla.
Dexterity, e. Destreza, agilidad, maña; gra-
Petite a. Diestro, habil, experto.
Dexterously, ad. Diestramente. (práctico.
Dexterousness, 8. Habilidad, conocimiento
Dextral, a. Derecho, diestro.
Dextrality, e. Situacion á la mano derecha.
Doy, & Bey 6 dey; efe en Berberia.
Diabetes, 8. (Méd.) Diabetes.
Diabolic, Diabolical, a. Diabólico.*
Diabolically, ad. Diabólicamento.
Dtabolicalnesa, 4, Malignidad diabolica.
Diaboliam, 8. Diablura; poscido por los do-
monios, [plasto.
Diachylon, Diachylum, a. Diaquilon, em-
ge e. Diacodion, jarabe de adormi-
eras,
Diaconal, a. Diaconal.
Diaconate, a. Diaconato.
Diacoustica, a Diacústica.
Diacritic, Diacritical, a, Diacritico.
Diadem, $. Diadema, corona.
Diademed, a. Coronado. (Blas.) Diademado.
Diadrom, 8. La vibracion de un pendulo,
Dare ecm
agnostic, 3. .) Diagnóstico, O ca
racteristico do una enfermedad.
Diagonal, a. Diagonal.—s. Diagonal.
Diagonally, ad. Dingonalmente.
Di a. Diagrama,
Diagraphical, a. Descriptivo.
Dial, s. Reloj de sol, cuadrante.
Dialect, a. Dialecto, lengua; estilo,
Dialectic, a, Disléctica—a. Arguyente.
Dialectical, a, Dialéctico.
Dialectician, 8. Dialectico,
Dialist, a. Constructor de relojes de sol.
Dialling, s. Gnomónica, la ciencia de hacer
relojes de sol,
o. | Dialogism, 8. Dialogismo, ol arte dol diálogo.
Dialogist, e. Dialogista.
a ed. ad. Dialogicamente.
To Dialogize, on. Dialogizar.
Dialogue, a. sto coca; coloquio.
To Dialogue, en. Dialogar.
Dialogue-writer, 4. Dialogista.
Dial-plata, 8, Carátula de un reloj.
Dialysis, 2. (Ret.) Dinlisia.
Diamantine, a. Adamantino.
Diameter, a, Diámetro.
+Diamctral, a. Diametral; opnesto, contrario,
+Diametrally, ad. Diametralmente.
Diametrical, a. Diametral.
DIF
DIL
Diametrically, ad. Diamotralmente.
Diamond, « Diamante ; oros en los naipes.
(Geom.) Rombo.
Diamonded, a. Adiamantado.
Diapason, @ Diapason.
Diaper, & Lienzo adamascado ; servilleta.
To Diaper, ca. Matizar; adamascar.
Diaphaneity. 2. Diafanidad. [rente, terso.
Diaphanic, Diaphanous, a. Diafano, traspa-
Diaphoretic, Diaphoretical, a. Diaforético,
aii ni ia (
aphragm, 8. Diafragma; division. (nes.
Diarrhoea, 8. Diarrea, despeño; evacuacio-
Diarrhatic, a, Purgante.
Diarist, a Diarista.
Diary, 8. Diarto.
Diastole, a. (Méd.) Didstole.
Diastyle, a. (Arq) Didsttlo.
Diatessaron, 4. (Mús.) Diatesaron.
Diatonic, ¢. (Mús.) Diatónico.
Diatribe, € Diatriba, sútira mordaz.
Dibhle, «. Plantador, almocafre.
To id Plantar con almocafre.—on.
Y. pe,
+Dicacions, a. Locuaz.
+Dicacity, a. Mordacidad; locuacidad.
Dice, & gt. Dados.
To Dice, on. Jugar con 6 á los dados,
Dice-box, 8. Cublilete de dados.
To Dichotomizo, ea. Separar, dividir.
Dichotomy, & Dicotomia, separacion.
Dickens, 2. (Valg.) Diablo, demonio,
+Dicker, 8. Decenar 6 decenario,
To Dictato, ea. Dictar, declarar, sugerir,
asic s. Dictámen, precepto; dictado,
no
Dictation, 8. Dictado, precepto, órden.
Dictator, a Dictador, Jefe soberano,
Dictatorial, «+. Autoritativo, altivo, magis-
tral, dogmático. [suncion.
Dictatorship, & Dictatara ; cla, pre-
Dictatory, a. Dominante, dogmático.
Dictature, a. Dictadura.
Diction, 8, Diccion ; locucion, lenguaje.
Dictionary, 4, Diccionario,
Nid, pret. del verbo Tb Do,
pete Dice a. Didáctico.
idapper, 4. Somorgujo, mezgo.
Didascalic, a. Didascaélico. miedo.
To Didder, va. Tener calofrios; temblar de
To Diddle, en. Vacilar, anadear.
Didst, pre seg. pere. del verbo Tb Do.
Die, 8. V. Dye.
To Die, va. V. To Dye.—eon. Morir; feno-
cer; marchitarse; secarse; evaporar.
Dic, 8. Dice, pl. Dado; suerte; cuño de
moneda. (Arq.) Cubo.
Dier, 8. V. Dyer. de estados.
Diet, 8. Comida; dieta; racion; asamblea
To Diet, on. Estar á 6 de dieta, poner 4
dicta; dar de comer.
Dietary, a. Diotético.—s, Dieta medicinal.
Diet-drink, e. Bebida medicinal.
Dictetic, Dictetical, a. Dietótico.
Dieting, €. Adietacion.
Diffarreation, a. Difarreacion, la ceremonia
que hacian los romanos de partir un bollo
cuando so divorciaban.
To Differ, en, Diferenciarse; contender;
o ae Diferenciar.
che.
lan-
Difference, 8. Diferencia, diversidad, dis-
paridad ; distincion.
To Difference, va. Diferenciar, distinguir.
Different, a. Diferente, distinto, diverso;
desemejante.
‘ Differential, a. (Mat.) Diferencial. [mente.
, bites
Differently, Differingly, ad,
Difficult, a. Difícil; penoso; áspero.
+To Difficultate, va. Dificultar; intrincar.
Difenltly, ad. Dificitmente. [dude
ee &. Dificultad; obstáculo; enredo;
+To Di do, en. Desconfiar, recelarse de.
Diffidence, 8. Difidoncia, desconfianza; ti-
midez, de genio.
Difidont, a. Dosconfiado; tímido; corto
Diftidently, ad. Desconfiadamenta,
Diffluence, Diffluency, e. Fluidez,
Difform, a. Dieforme, deforme.
Difformity, 8. Deformidad, irregularidad.
Diffranchisement, a. V. Dtefra
To Diffase, oa. Difandir, esparcir; derra-
mar, hijo.
Diffuse, a, Difandido, esparcido ; difuso,
Diffused, a. Extraño, extravagante, irregular.
Diffusedly, ad. Difusamente, latamente.
Diffusedness, 8. Dispersion, esparcimienta,
Diffusely, ad. Extensivamente, prolija-
mente.
Diffuser, 8. Difandidor, esparcidor.
Diffusible, a. Capaz de difusion 6 extension.
Diffusion, a. Difusion, prolijidad; dispersion.
Diffusive, a. Difusivo, extondido,
Diffusively, ad. Difasamente. tension.
Diffusivencss, 8. Dispersion; difusion, ex-
e Dig, <e: care o AS ee
g Agata, Binar. eeper, Pro-
fandizar. 7b dig out 6 up, Desenterrar.
Digamma, 8. Digama, la letra F.
Digastric, a. Dighstrico.
a V. Digestive.
Digest, 8. Digesto, recopilacion,
To Digest, va. Digerir; ordenar; disponer;
meditar; rumiar.
Digestiblo, a. Digerible. [tacion lenta.
Digestion, 8. Digestion. (Quim.) Fermen-
Digestive, a. Digestivo ; metódico,
Digger, e. Cavador. Grave-digger, Sepal-
turero. 0 ua
Digit, a. Dígito, medida longitadinal; nú-
Digital, a. Digital
Digitated, a. Dividido como los dedos.
Dignified, a. Dignificado.
+Dignification, 8. Condecoracion. [corar,
To Dignify, oa. Dignificar, exaltar, conde-
Dignitary, a, Dignidad, en alguna igiesia
catedra
Dignity, 8. Dignidad, cargo, empleo; rango.
+Dignotion, e. V. Distincilon. peo:
To Digress, on. Hacer digresion, apartarse
a asunto, oer ea: [cion.
gression, 8. on; desvío, separa»
Digressional, a, Des viado : o.
8
Digresstve, a. i hah discursivo.
Digresatvely, ad. Por via de digresion.
To Dijadicate, ea. Fijar con autoridad, juz-
, decidir; discernir.
Dijudication, @ Decision 6 fallo judicial.
Dike, 8. Dique. (Min.) Vena.
To Dilacerate, ta. Dilacerar, romper, refgar,
despedazar.
Dilaceration, 8. Despedazamiento, dilacera-
elon.
+To Dilaniate, ea. Despedazar, rasgar.
+Dilaniation, 8. Despedazamiento.
To Dilapidato, or. Dilapidar, arruinar, des-
truir.—on. Arruinarse.
Dilapidation, $. Dilapidacion, destruccion.
Dilapidator, a Dilapidador, destructor.
Dilatability, s. Dilatabilidad.
Dila table, a. Dilatable.
Dilatation, 8. Dilatacion, extension.
To Dilate, va. y n. Dilatar; extender; alar-
gar; oxtendersa
+Dilate, a, Extensivo.
Dilation, $. Dilacion; extencion. [dor.
Dilator, 8. Dilatador, extendedor, ensancha-
Dilatorily, ad. Lentamente.
Dilatoriness, a. Lentitud, tardanza, frio.
Dilatory, a. Tardo, lento, perezoso; dilato-
+Dilection, 8. Diloccion, amor.
Dilemma, & Dilema; dificultad; embarazo.
Den 8. (Ital.) Dilottante.—pZ Dilet-
tan
Diligence, 8. Aplicacion, esmero, diligencia,
Diligent, a. Diligento, aplicado, asiduo.
Diligently, ad. Diligentemente.
Dill, 8. (Bot.) Eneldo.
+Dilucid, a. Claro, tras nto; evidente.
+To Dilucidato, va. Dilucidar, ilustrar, cs-
clarecor, aclarar.
+Dilucidation, 2. Dilucidacion,
Diluent, a. y 8. Diluente.
To Dilute, va, Desleir, dilutr
Dilute, 4. Atenuado, flaco, diluido,
Diltuter, 8. Diluente.
Dilution, & Desleldura, diluicion.
Dilavian, €. Diluviano, [opaco.
Dim, a. Turbio de vista; lerdo; oscuro;
To Dim, ea. Ofuscar ; oscurecer.
+Dimble, 8, Cañada; caverna, cueva,
Dimension, 8. Dimenslon, medida, exten-
sion. [slon determinada.
Dimensionless, a. Lo que no tiene dimen-
Dimensity, 2. Extension, capacidad.
Dimensive, a. Lo que señala las dimen-
siones.
To Dimidlate, ca. Promediar.
Dimidiation, 2. Dimidiacion.
To Diminish, va. Disminuir ; desmejorar.
—on. Disminuirse, debilitarse.
Diminishingly, ad. Escassmente,
+DIminuent, 4. Diminuente.
+Diminnte, a. Diminuto.
DMminution, & Diminucion; degradacion.
Diminutive, 8. y a. Diminutivo; pequeño;
mezquino.
Diminutively, a. Diminutivamente.
Diminutivoness, a, Pequeñez. [rarse.
+Dimission, 8. Permiso de 6 acto de reti-
Dimissory, a. Dimisorio. [mnfonto,
+To Dimit, va, Dimitir; dar en arrenda-
Dimity, a Cotonía.
Dimly, ad. Ofuscadamente, oscuramente.
Dimness, £. Ofuscamiento, oscurecimiento ;
estapidez
Dimple, a. Hoyuelo.
To Dimple, en. Formarse hoyos.
Dimple pimp: a. Lleno do hoyos,
Dim-sighted, «. Cegato, corto de vista.
Din, €. Ruido violento y continuado; sonido.
templar.
isolver ;
To Din, ea. Atolondrar, aturdir con ruido.
To Dine, on. Comer al mediodia—va. Dar
de comer.
To Ding, va. Arrojar violentamente, chocar,
Ding-dong, & Din-dan, tin-tin.
Dinglo, $. Cañada, espacio entro dos alturas,
Dingle-dangle, ad. (Yulg.) Mal colgado; no
e. cledad.
estar firm
Dinginess, $. La calidad de ser moreno, su-
Dingy, a. Moreno, oscuro, sucio,
Dining-room, 8. Comedor; refectorio,
Dias 4. (Néu.) Matas; impedir daño en
as e
argas.
Dinner, 8. Comida; el acto de comer.
Dinner-time, a, La hora de comer. (fuerza,
Dint, & Golpo, choque; abolladura; señal ;
To Dint, va. Señalar, abollar, marcar,
Dinumeration, +. Numeracion.
Diocesan, & y €. Diocesano. [distrito.
Diocess, 8. Diócesis; jurisdiocion espiritual ;
Dioptic, Dioptical, Dioptric, Dioptrical, a,
Dióptrico.
Dioptrics, e. Dióptrica.
Diortsm, 8. Diorisino, definicion concisa.
+Dioristically, ad. Distintamente.
Diorthosts, a. (Cir.) Rectificacion de algun
miembro torcido. [penetrar.
To Dip, va. Mojar; sumergir; examinar;
Dip, 4 Depresion, inmerslon.
Dipetalous, «*. (Bot.) DS 6 dipétala.
Diphthong, 4. (Gram.) Diptongo.
Diploe, $. plo telas, del craneo.
Diploma, & Diploma, a for Letras
tentes, [los ombajadores,
Diplomacy, & Diplomática; diplomacia ;
Diplomatic, a, Diplomático; lo pertene-
clente 4 la diplomacia.
Dipper, +. Sumergidor, mojador; cucharon,
Dipping-needle, 2. Aguja magnética.
Dipsas, £. Serpiente fabulosa, [dos alas.
Dipterous, a. (Ent.) Diptero; insectos con
Diptych, a. Díptica. [no.
Dire, a, Horrendo, horrible, cruel, inhuma-
Direct, a. Directo, abierto, claro, patente.
To Direct, va. Dine, enseñar; gobernar,
Direction, 8. Direccion; órden, instrucolon
aridad.
Directive, a. Directivo, [mente,
Directly, Dtrectamente, inmediata-
Diroctuess, &. Derechura.
Director, 8. Director; regla, ordenanza.
Directorial, a. Directorio, directivo,
Directory, & Directorio; añalejo.—a. Di-
rectorlo.
Directresa, Directrix, q/. Directora. [baro,
Direful, a. Morriblo, horrendo, cruel, bár-
Dtrefulnesa, s. Horribilidad, espanto; flereza,
Diremption, «. Separacion.
Direness, & Horror, espanto; flereza.
Direption, +. Saqueo; pillaje ; botin.
Dirge, 8. Endecha; cancion funebre,
Dirk, e. Especie de daga 6 puñal.
Dirt, 8. o, basura; viloza, bajeza.
To Dirt, ca. Ensuciar, emporcar.
Dirtily, ad. Puercamente, vilmente.
Dirtiness, 8. Suciedad; sordidez, bajeza,
Dirty, a. Sucio; manchado; sórdido; des-
preciablo. {char, enlodar.
To Dirty, va. Emporcar, ensuciar, man-
Diraption, $. Reventon, dre
DIS
Eto $ a Impotencia; inhabilidad, in-
capacidad. [((Náu.) Desaparejar.
To Disable, ea. Inutilizar, incapacitar.
+Disablement, 8. Impedimento lega
To Disabuse, ea. Enmendar, descngañar,
To Disaccommodate, ea. Incomodar,
Disaccommodation, 8. Ineptitud.
To Disaccord, va. Desacordar, discordar.
To Disaccustom, va. Desacostumbrar, des-
habituar.
To Disacknowledge, ca. Desconocer, negar.
Disacquaintance, 8, Cesacion de amistad.
To Disadorn, ea. Desadornar. Pararse.
+To Disadvanco, ca. Detener, impedir.— on.
Disadvantage, 8. Desventaja, menoscabo,
To Disadvantage, va. Menoscabar, dafiar.
Disadvantageous, a, Desventajoso, desa-
ventajado.
Disadvantageously, ad. Desventajosamente.
Disadvantagcousnesa, 8. Menoscabo, des-
ventaja.
+Disad venture, 8. Desventura. | eet
+Disadventurous, a. Desventurado, desgra-
To Disaffect, va. Descontentar; dcsaficio-
nar; indisponer. [mal intencionado.
Disaffected, a. Dosaficiunado, disgustado ;
Disaffectedly, ad. Con desafecto.
Disaffectodness, 4. Desafecto, desamor.
Disaffection, £. Desafucto, deslealtad ; desa-
mor.
+Disaffectionato, a. Desafecto.
To Disaflirm, ca. Contradecir.
Disaffirmance, 8. Confutacion, Impugnacion.
To Disagree, en. Disconvenir 6 desconve-
nir, discordar, dosa venirse.
Disagreeable, a. Desagradable, ofensivo;
contrario, opuesto. [to, desplacer.
Disagrecableness, & Desavenencia,
Disagrecably, ad. Desagradablemente.
Disagreement, & Descinojanza ; discordia ;
disension, Var
+To Disalliego, va. Indacir & faltar & la leal-
To Disallow, cu. Desaprobar, censurar, cul-
r.—en. Prohibir. — (rable, inadmisible,
Disallowable, +. Negable; culpable, censu-
Disallowance, & Prohivicion, vedamiento.
+To Disally, va, Hacer un enlace despro-
Ptos O.
o Disanchor, ea. (Náu.) Dosancorar.
+Disangelical, a. Inangólico. [desalentar.
To Disanimate, ea. Matar; desanimar ;
+Disanimation, e. Muerte, desanimacion.
To Disannul, cet. Anular, invalidar.
Disannuller, 4. Anulador.
Disannulling, 8. Anulacion.
Disannulment, 8. Anulacion.
+To Disanoint, ca. Profunar; degradar al
que está ordenado.
To Disapparel, ea. Desguarnecer.
To Disappear, on. Desaparecer; ansentarso,
Disappearanoe, Disappearing, 8. Desapare-
cimiento, [Nar; chasquear,
To Diesppolnt, va. Frustrar; faltar; enga-
Disappointment, €. Chasco; petardo, reves,
disgusto, [cion,
Disapprobation, 4. Desaprobacion, reproba-
Disapproval, e, Desaprobacion, censura,
To Disapprove, vta. Desaprubar, condenar,
censurar,
To na va. Desarmar. |
DIS
Disarmer, £. El que desarma.
Disarming, & Desarmo, desarmadura,
To Disarrange, ea. eglar.
Disarrangoment, & Desórden, confusion.
Disarray, €. Dosarreglo; trapillo, desabille,
pafios menores. desordenar.
To Disarray, ea. Desnudar; desarreglar;
+Dixassidaity, e. Descuido.
To Disassociate, va. Desunir, separar.
Disaster, 8. Desastro; desgracia, infortunio,
reves, {sir.
+Tu Disaster, ea. Hacer d lado; afli-
Disastrous, a. Desastroso, infeliz, calamito-
so, triste, fatal.
piss rously. ad. mentale ewer
Sastrousness, 8. acia, cha.
To Disavouch, ea. Retractar, desdecirso.
To Disavow, ca. Denegar, negar; desar
probar.
Disavowal, Disavowment, 4, Denegacion.
+To Disauthorize, ea. Desautorizar.
To Disband, va. Descartar, despedir.—tn.
Retirarse.
To Disbark, va. (Náu.) Desembarcar.
Disbelief, 2. Incredulidad ; desconfianza,
To Disbelieve, ca. Descreer; desconfiar,
dudar.
Disbelicver, 8. Incrédulo, descreido,
To Disbench, ea. Desbancar.
+To Disblame, va, Absolyer de culpa 6
censura,
+Disbudied, a. Incorpóreo.
To Disbowel, va. V. To Disembowe,
To Disbranch, ea. Desgajar, arrancar las
Taras.
To Disbud, oa. Destallar, desborrar.
To Disburden, va. Descargar.—er, Descar-
gar el ánimo,
To Disbarse, va. Desombolsar, pagar.
pesburecmenh e. Desembolso ; gastos de un
auque,
Disburser, 4. El que desembolsa, pagador.
+To Discalceate, od. Descalzar.
+Discalccation, & El acto de descalzar.
To Discard, ta, Descartarso; despedir;
descartar, deponer.
+Discarnate, a. Descarnado.
To Discern, ea. Columbrar; discernir, des-
cubrir.—on. ee
Disceruer, $. Descubridor ; juez. (rente.
Discernible, a. Peroeptible, visible, apa-
Discerníbleness, & Visibilidad, percepti-
bilidad.
Discernibly, ad. Percentiblemente.
Discerning, a. Juicioso, sagaz, perspicaz,
—#s. Discernimicnto,
Discerningly, ad. Juictosamente.
Discernment, & Discernimiento, conoci-
miento; gusto.
Discerptible, a. Separable.
Discerption, 8. Despedazamiento.
To Discharge, va. Descargar; disparar; q
gar; exonerar; ejecutar; cancelar; des-
cartar ; cumplir; despedir ; emitir.—en.
Descargarse.
Disch a. Descarga; descargo; dimision ;
exencion; rescato; cjecacion.
Discharger, 4 or, disparador.
Car it a. Discípulo, aprendicnte.
To Disciple, ea. Disciplinar, amacstrar, criar,
DIS
DIS
Disciplelike, a. Como un discipulo, propio
de discipulo. [discipulo.
Discipleship, & El ejercicio y calidad de
Disciplinable, a. Disciplinable; docile.
Disciplinablenesa, €. Disposicion y facilidad
pan aprender.
Dolar bese
scip scip , A, ue
tenece & la disci lina. oe rae
Disciplinarian, €. El que goblerna y enseña
con rigor y exactitud; puritano.
Discipline, & Disciplina, doctrina, instruc-
cion; órden, regla, conducta; rigor; cor-
reocion. reglar; castigar.
To Discipline, ea. Disclpiinar, instruir;
To Disclaim, va. Negar, desconocer, renun-
ciar, apartarse,
Disclaimer, 8. Negador, desconocedor.
ae Disclose, on. Descubrir, destapar; reve-
ar.
Discloser, a, Descubridor, revelador.
Disclosure, 8. Descubrimiento, revelacion,
tDisclusion, & Emision.
To Discolor, va. Descolorar, amortiguar;
descolorir, a , el color.
Discoloration, 8. Descoloramiento; tinte.
Discolored, a. Descolorido, descolorado.
To Discomfit, va. Derrotar, deshacer; tur-
bar, desconcertar. — [miento; turbecton.
Discomfit, Discomfiture, s. Derrota, vencl-
Discomfort, 8. Desconsuelo, afliccion.
To Discomfort, ta. Desconsolar, apesadum-
brar, afligir. [cómodo, penoso.
+Discomfortable, a. Inconsolabla, triste; in-
To Discommend, va. Vituperar, censurar,
culpar.
Discommendable, a. Culpable, censurable.
Discommendation, $. Culpa, censura; opro-
O.
Discommender, 8. Censor, censurador.
To Discommode, tu. Incomodar, molestar,
hacer mala obra,
+Discommodious, a. Incómodo, molesto,
tDiscommodity, a. Incomodidad, inconve-
niente. [legio comun.
To Discommon, ca, Privar de algun privi-
To Discomplexion, ca. Mudar el tinte 6
color. [certar ; turbar, ofender.
To Discompose, ta. Descomponer, descon-
+Discomposition, s. Inconsistencia, discor-
día. [emocion, inquietud,
Discomposure, @ Confusion, desarreglo;
To Disconcert, ca. Desconcertar, turbar;
avergonzar, cortar. [porcion.
Disconformity, e. Desconformidad, hag
Discousraty, 8. Incongruencia. Y.
conjormity.
To Disconnect, ca. Desunir.
Disconnection, $. Desunlon.
+To Disconsent, o7. Desconvenir,
«Disconsolate, a. Dusconsolado, apesadum-
brado, inconsolable, abatido.
Disconsolately, ad. Desconsoladamente,
Disconsolatencas, as, Desconsuelo, tristeza.
tDisconsolation, e. Desconsuelo, desconsola-
clon. eS desazonado.
Discontent, 8. Descontento, sinsabor.—a,
To Discontent, ca. Descontentar, desagra-
dar, inquictar, [tento.
Discontented, a, Descontentadizo, malcon-
Discontentedly, ad. De mala gana, = [tud
Discontentednees, a. Descontento, inquie-
Discontenting, a. Disgustado, malcontento.
Discontentment, e, Descontentamiento.
Discontinuance, $. Desunion; cesacion, in-
terrupcion, separacion.
Discontinuation, a. Desunion, separacion.
To Discontinue, en. Discontinuar, interrum-
pir, se cesar.
Discontinuer, 8. El que descontinia, [cia
Discontinuity, s. Desunion, falta de coherer-
+Discontinuous, a. Ancho, extendido.
tDisconvenience, 8. Desconformidad.
+Disconvenient, a Opuesto, incóngruo,
Discord, e. Discordia ; disension.
+To Discord, on. Discordar, disentir.
Discordance, Discordancy, 8. Discordancia,
contrariedad, disension. [cóngruo.
Discordant, a. Discorde, incompatible, in-
Discordantly, ad. Incongruentemente,.
To Discover, ca. Descubrir; revelar, mani-
festar; hacer patente.
Discoverable, a. Lo que se puede descubrir;
atente, manifiesto. ventor.
Discoverer, 8. Descubridor, explorador; in-
Discovery, 8. Descubrimiento, hallazgo;
revelacion.
+To Discounsel, va. Disuadir.
Discount, 8, Descuento, rebaja, desfalco,
To Discount, za. Descontar, rebajar.
To Discountenance, va. Avergonzar, sonro-
= ar; aturrullar. 5 A ann
untenance, @ Desagrado, sequ .
mal acogimiento, recepcion fria, :
Discountenancer, & Un vinagre, hombre
adusto y poco tratable,
Discounter, 8. Prestamista, rebajador,
To Discourage, ea. Desalentar, desanimar;
amedrentar. [ánimo,
tDiscourage, 8. Desaliento, decalmiento de
Discouragemont, 8. Desaliento; cobardía.
Discourager, 8. Desalentador, desanimador.
Discourse, 8. Discurso; conversacion: di-
sertacion. [currir,
To Discourse, en. Conversar, hablar; dis-
Discourser, 8. Orador; hablador.
Discoursing, 8, Discurso, conversacion,
tDiscoursive, a. Discursivo; dialogal.
Discourteous, a. Descortes, grosero,
Discourteously, ad. Descortesmente.
Discourtesy, 8. Descortesia.
tDiscourtship, a. Falta do respeto.
Discous, a. (Bot.) Ancho, chato,
Discredit, a. Descródito, deshonor, oproblo.
To Discredit, va. Discreer, dudar; desacre-
ditar, infamar.
Disereditablo, a, Vergonzoso, ignominioso,
Discreet, a, Discreto, cuerdo, circunspecto.
Discreetly, ad. Discretamente. (cio, seso,
Discrectness, 8. Discrecion, pradencia, juí-
Discrepance, Discrepancy, 8, Discrepancia,
diferencia,
Discrepant, a. Discrepante.
Diserete, a. Distinto, desunido, separado.
+To Discrete, ea. Separar, descontinuar,
desunir. [bitrio,
Discretion, 82. Discrecion, miramiento; ar-
Discretional, Discretionary, a. Arbitrario,
ilimitado.
Diserctionally, ad, A’ o
DIS
DIS
Diserctivo, a, Distinto ; separado,
Discretively, ad. Distintamente.
Discriminable, a. Discernible, distinguible.
To Discriminate, va. Distinguir; entrosacar,
discriminar.
Discriminato, a. Distinguido.
Discriminately, ad, Distintamente.
Discriminatoness, a. Diversidad, diferencia.
Discrimination, 2, Distincion; distintivo.
Discriminative, a. Distintivo, caracteristico,
Pio tel: ad. De un modo distin-
tivo,
+Discriminous, a. Arriesgado, peligroso.
Discubitory, a. Reclinatorio. [libertar.
+To Disculpate, ea. Disculpar, excusar,
Discumbency, & XReclinacion, descansa-
miento. .
To Discumber, ea. Desembarazar, desocu-
+Discurrent, a, Estancado, embargado, sus-
pone
Discursion, a Argumentacion, raciocinio.
+Discursist, 8, Argumentador, hablador.
Discursive, a. Discurriente, discursivo.
Discurstvely, ad. Por deduccion, por infe- | Disfigurati
aumento.
de un
rencia, [
Discursivencsa, 3. El hilo 6 segui
Discursory, a. Controvertiblo.
Discus, & Disco: plural discuses,
To Discuss, va. Examinar; discutir, venti-
lar; agitar una cosa.
Discusser, s, Controversista, examinador.
Discussing, 8. Exámen; debate. [versia,
Discussion, €. Discuslon, exámen, contro-
Discussivo, a, (Mód.) Discusivo.
Discutient, a lutivo, =.
To Disdain, va. Desdefiar, menospreciar,
despreciar.—on, Desdefiarse.
Disdain, a. Desden, desprecio, menosprecio,
Disdaintul, a. Desdeñoso.
Disdainfally, ad. Desdoñosamente.
Disdainfulnesa, 2. Desprocio orgulloso,
Disdaining, a. Vilipendio, desprecfo.
Disease, s. Mal, enfermedad, achaque.
To Disease, va. Afligir, incomodar; hacer
O.
+Diseaseful, a, Enfermo, enclenquo.
+Diseasement, a. Pena, molestia.
gc a. Desafilado, embotado.
To Disembark, on. Desembarcar.—va. Sa-
car á tierra.
To Discmbarrass, va, Desembarazar.
Disembarrassment, a Desembarazo.
To Disembay, va. Salir de la bahia,
7 abe he ar
isembodied, a. Separado del cne:
To Disembody, 04. Licenciar ten ral-
mente. en un rio 6 en ol mar.
To Disembogue, va. Desembocar, d
Disembosomed, a. Separado del pecho.
To Disembowel, a Desentrañar.
To Disembrangle, va. Libertar de molestia,
To Disembroil, ca Desembrollar, desenre-
dar, desenmarañar.
To Discnablo, va. Debilitar, incapacitar.
To Disonchant, ea. Desencantar.
. To Disenclose, va. Descercar, destapar.
To Disencumber, va. Desembarazar.
bet an say 8. Eee
O n va. Desunir; desocupar;
Mbertar ¡ desonreda, ] a
57
Disengagod, a. Desambarazado, libro; deso-
cupado.
Disengagedness, 8. Desembarazo; dcsocn-
on. zo; vacio,
paci
Disengagement, 8. Desempeño, desembara-
To Disennoblo, va. Dosennoblecer, degra-
dar, cnvilecer. . [uns lista.
To Disenroll, va, Borrar algun nombre de
To Disenslaye, ea. Rescatar de esclavitud.
To Disontangle, oa. Desenredar, deseniazar,
desasir; descmbarazar. [zo,
Disentanglement, ¢, Desenredo, desembara-
To Disenter, ea. V. To Distater.
To Disenthral, va. Libertar, liberar.
To Disenthrone, va, Deponer del trona.
To Disentitle, ca, Privar de un titulo ó
derecho.
Disesteem, €, Desestima, desestimacion.
To D va. Desestimar, despreciar.
Disestimation, a. Desestimacion.
To Disfavor, oa. Dosalrar; desfavorecer.
Disfavor, 8. Disfavor, desfavor; disgusto,
Disfavorer, €. Desfavorecedor.
i on, & Desfiguracion, deformidad.
To Disfigure, va. , contornear.
Disfigurement, a. ig et hg contorsion.
To Disfranchiso, va. Privar de franquicias y
vilogios, [de privilegios, dee.
chisement, £. Privacion de derechos,
, ca, Desmueblar, despojar.
Desguarnecer.
To Disgarrison, ea. Desguarnicionar.
To Disgorge, va. Vomitar; arrojar; devol-
Disgo ci ant A Vémito, entrega, d e
rgement, s. Vómito, ent evolu-
Pierce, 8. Deshonra, ignominia, infamia.
To Disgrace, va. Doshonrar; d >
= oia y p en ig:
sgraceful, a. Vergonzoso, onroso, ig-
Disgracefully, ad. cigonvonaitionts
Disgracefnlness, &. Ignominia, afrenta,
Disgracer, 8, Deshonrador, envilecidor.
OA a, Contrario, opuesto, ingrato,
080.
+To Disgrade, va. V. To Degrade,
To Disgregate, va. Separar, esparcir,
To Disguise, ea. Disfrazar, enmascarar ; en-
Disguizo, e. Disfraz, máscara, embosd, ima”
ise, 8. m embozo, slmu-
Disguiser, a. Disfrazador, disimulador.
Disguising, ¢. Máscara; ocultado, afectado,
Di 8. Disgusto, desazon ; aversion, sin-
sabor,
To Disgust, va. Disgustar, enfadar.
Disgustful, a. Desabrido, fastidioso,
Dieguln sly ad Desagradab! to.
y, ad. ablemen
Dish, a. Puente, laton; el E
dishes, Entradas. e
To Dish, va, Servir la vianda en fuente.
Dishclout, a, Rodilla, el trapo con que se .
limpian los platos, [tos
Dish-water, $. Agua en quo se lavan los pla-
+To Dishabit, va. Desalojar. [plado.
tDisharmonious, @. Desacordado, destem-
Disharmony, 8. Discordancia, disonancia
To Dishearten, oa. Desanimar, desalentar.
+To Dishelr, tDisherit, va, Desherodar.
+Disherison, €, Desheredacion.
Disheritance, £. Desherodamiento.
DIS.
To Dishevel, va. Desgrefar, desmelenar.
Dishing, a. Concavo. vergonzoso.
Dishonest, a. Picaro, malo; deshunceto;
Dishonestly, ad. Fraudulentemente. [dad.
Dishonesty, a Picardía, dolu; deshonesti-
Dishonor, & Deshonra, ignowminta, deshonor.
To Dishonor, va. Deshonrar, infamar; des-
florar. [decoroso.
Dishonorablo, e, Deshonroso, afrontoso, in-
Dishonorably, ad. Ignomintosamento.
Dishonorer, @ Seductor; deshonrador; in-
fame. [brimiento, murria.
Dishumor, $. Mal humor, mal genio, desa-
To Disincarcerate, va. Dosencarcolar.
Disinclination, s. Desafecto; aversion.
To Disincline, ea. Desinclinar,
Disinclined, a. Desinclinado, averso.
Disincorporation, 4 La privacion de los fne-
ros derechos, dec.
To Disinfect, va. Desinficionar.
tDisingenuity, a. Dublez, simulacion.
Disingenuoas, a. Doble, fulso, disimulado.
Disingenuously, ad. Dublemente, falsa-
mente,
Disingenuousnesa, & Doblez, astucia,
Disinhabited, a. Despoblado, deshabitado,
Disinherison, 8. Deshcredamicnto,
To Disinherit, va. Desheredar,
To Disinter, ea. Exhumar, desenterrar.
tDisinterest, a, Desinteres; pérdida.
Disintercsted, a. Desinteresado, neutral,
imparcial.
Disintercstedly, ad. Desinteresadamento.
I)isinterestedness, a, Dosinteres
+Disinteresting, a. Indiferante, sin Interes,
Disinterment, & Exhumacion, desenterra-
miento,
+To Disintricate, ea. Desenredar.
tDisinvalidity, a. Falta de fundamento ó
autoridad.
+To Disinvite, ca. Desconvidar, [ver.
+To Disinvolve, ea. Desenredar; desenyol-
+To Disinure, vu. Deshabltuar.
To Disjoin, va. Desunir, desasir, separar,
apartar.
To Disjoint, va. Dislocar, descoyuntar;
trinchar.—on, Desmembrarsa, tado,
Disjoint, Disjointed, a. Dividido, descoyun-
Disjointly, ad. Desunidamente.
tDisjudication, a V. Dijudication.
Disjunct, a. Decne dislocado,
Disjunction, e Disyuncion, descoyunts-
micnto, dislocacion.
tica a. y 8. Disyuntivo,
Disjunctively, ad, Disyuntivamento.
Disk, e. Disco,
Diskindness, a, Descarifio; injuria ligera.
Dislike, a. Aversion, aborrecimiento, dis-
gusto,
To Distike, va. Tener aversion; desaprobar.
To Disliken, ea. Desemejar; desfigurar,
+Dislíkeness, a, Deserucjanza,
To Dislimb, ea. Desmembrar.
+To Dislima, ea. Borrar ana pintura.
To Dislocato, va. Dislocar, descoyuntar.
Dislocation, & Dislocacion, descoyunta-
miento. [parte
To Dislodge, va. Desalojar; mudarse á otra
Disloyal, a. Desleal; infiel, falso.
Disloyally, ad. Deslealmente, perfidamente.
DIS
y
Disloyalty, s. Desicaltad, infidelidad; perfi-
dia. [rendo, infeliz.
Dismal, a. Triste, funesto, espantoso, hor-
Dismally, ad. Morriblemento, tristemente.
Dismalness, e. Horror, consternacion, miedo,
To Dismantle, ea. Desnudar; desatar; des-
mantelar; desaparojar.
Dismantling, s. El acto de desmantelar.
To Dismask, va. Desenmascarar.
To Dismast, va. Desarbolar un navío,
Dismay, 8. Desmayo; espanto, terror.
To Dismay, ea, Desmayar, espantar, desa-
Dimar. [panto.
Dismayedness, $. Desmayo, desaliento, cs-
To Dismember, ta. Desmembrar, despeda-
zar.
Dismemberment, 8. Dosmembramiento.
Dismettied, a, Desanimado, sin espiritu.
To Dismiss, ea. Despedir; descartar.
Dismissal, e, Dimision. [de
Dismission, 8. Despodimiento ;
Dismissive, a. Despedido,
To Dismortgage, te. Redimir una hipoteca,
To Dismount, ca. Desinontar.—en, Apcarse
del caballo.
To Disnaturalize, ca. Desnaturalizar.
tDisnatured, a. Cruol, desnaturalizado, {n-
humano. .
Disobedience, 8. Desobediencia,
Disobedient, a Desobediente.
To Disobcy, ca. Desobedecer.
Disobligation, a, Dosplacer, disgusto.
Disobligatory, a. Lo quo relova de la obli-
gacion. [librar de obligacion.
To Disoblige, eva. Desobligar, disgustar;
Disobliger, @ Ofensor.
Disobliging, a. Desagradable, ofenstvo.
Disobligingly, ad. Desagradablemente.
Disobligingness, 8. Desagrado, desatencion.
tDisopinion, a. Diferencia do parecer,
Disorbed, a. Desencajado.
Disorder, e. Desórden, desconcierto; indis-
¢
clon,
1ision,
icion, disgusto. [descomponer.
To Disorder, ea. Desordenar, confundir,
Disordered, a. Desordenado; confuso.
Disorderednesa, £. Irregularidad, confusion.
ee rderly, a. Desordenado, o
mente,
Disorderly, ad. Desordonadamente, ilegal-
+Disordinate, a. Desordenado, vicioso; ex-
cesivo. [solutamente,
+Disordinately, ad. Desordenadamente, di-
Disorganization, 8. Dosorganizacion.
To D ize, va. Desorganizar,
Disorganizer, 8. Desorganizador,
Disorientated, a. Desoriontado, dosatentado,
To Disown, va, Negar, desconocer, renun-
clar.
To Dispair, oa. Partir 6 dividir an par.
+To Dispand, ea, Desplegar, extender ; des-
coger; difundir, fetor.
+Dispansion, e. Difusion, extension, dilata-
Disparadised, a. Echado del paraiso,
To Disparage, va. Desigualar; envilecer;
mofar; desdorar.
Disparagement, 8. Desdoro; censura; dex
laa, vergiicnza.
Disparager, & Envidioso, critico, maligno,
Disparagingly, ad. Desdeñadamonte.
Disparate, a. Separado; doseme ha
DIS
Dis 8. pl, Cosas tan desemejantes
que no adiniten com ion entre si.
Disparity, e Dispari desigualdad ; dese-
mejanza.
To Dispark, ea. Descercar.
To Dispart, ea. Despartir.
Dispassion, e. Frescura, serenidad de ánimo.
Dispassionate, a. Desapasionado, Sereno,
a AN
spassionately, a csapasionadamen
+Dispassioned, a. Sereno, tranquilo.
To Dispel, ea Disipar; expeler, desechar ;
esparcir.
To Dispend, va. Gastar.
Dispensable, a. Dispensable.
Dispensablenesa, €. La capacidad
Dispensary, €. Botica, boticarlo.
Dispensation, a. Distribucion; dispensacion.
Dispensative, a. Lo que dispensa.
Dispensatively, ad. Por dispensacion,
Dispensator, 8. Dispensador.
Dispensatory, s. Farmacopea.—a. Con poder
de dispensar. [dicamento; exceptuar.
To Dispense, ea. Dispensar; componer, me-
+Dispense, 8. Dispensacion, dispensa.
dis id e. Dispensador.
To Dispeoplo, ca. Despoblar.
el a. Des pater capeiel [
o Disperge, ea. Rociat; r. .
To Disperse, va. Dispersar, esparcir ; Uist.
Dispersedly, ad. Esparcidamente.
Dispersedness, a. Dispersion. {rador.
Disperser, e. Esparcidor, sembrador, despe-
Dispersion, 8. Dispersion; separacion.
Dispersive, a. Tenlendo el poder de esparcir.
To Disptrit, ea. Desalentar, desanimar.
Dispiritednesa, a Desalicnto. [denar.
To Displace, 04. Deponer ; dislocar, desor-
eg cid 8. Displiconcia, desazon.
To Displant, va. Trasplantar, trasponor; ar-
metia
e ser dis-
rancar.
Displantation, 8. Trasplante, trasplantacion.
as pl e. Deposicion, trasplantacion.
To Display, va. Desplegar; exponer; ostcn-
tar; enarbolar.
Display, e. Ostentacton, manifestacion.
Divisas a rd ble, ofenst
easant, a. a ofensivo.
To Displease, 04, y Y, Desplacer, enfadar,
inquietar; ofender.
Displeased, a. Ofendido, disgustado, enojado.
Displeasedness, 8. Desasosiego, inquictud.
Displeasingnoss, 8. Ofensa.
Displeasure, e. Desplacer, disgusto, inquie-
tud; indignacion.,
+To Displeasure, oa. Desagradar, disgustar.
tDisplicenco, a. Descontento ; aversion.
To Displode, va. Disparar con estallido; es-
reir con mucho ruldo.—en. Estallar.
Disploston, 8, Dem poro:
To pones eva, V. To Dispunge.
Disport, €. Diversion, pasatiempo.
Fo Disport, va. Juguetcar.—on, Entrete-
Dispoeibla, a. Disponttl
sposable, a. Disponible.
Disposals a, Disposicion. V. Disposure.
To Dispose, va. Disponer, colocar. To dia-
pose of, Trasforir ; entregar; servirse, ma-
tar. posed of, Dado; vendido,
Dr A puesto, inclinado. Dis-
DIS
Disposor, e. Disponedor, regulador, director.
Disposing, 4. Dircocion.
Disposition, s. Disposicion; aptitud; genio;
7 apa Dodd en es a
o Disposseas, ec. r, privar do
Disposecssion, a. Dosposeimiento, despojo.
+Disposure, €. Disposicion; goblerno; poder.
To Dispraise, ca. Vitaperar, condenar, afear.
Disp 8. Desprecio, censura, repro
Dispraiser, €, Censor, robador.
+Dispralsible, a. Censurable, vituperable,
Dispraisingly, ad. Vituperceamente.
a Dispread, va. Displegar.—on. Exien-
erse,
Dispreader, s. Pregonero, publicador,
To Diepriza, ea. Despreciar.
Disprofit, e. Pérdida, daño.
Disproof, a, Confutacion; impugnacion.
aepardos: e. Desproporcion, desigual-
To Disproportion, ca. Desproporcionar.
eee aiii ye Disproporttonal, Dispro-
»tionate, a. Desproporcionado, desigual.
proportionablencss, Disproportionality,
Disproportionateness, ad. Desproporcion,
Dispr ion bly, Disproportionally, Dts-
proportionably, roportionally,
proportionately, ad. Desproporcionada-
mento.
To Disprove, va. Confutar; desaprobar.
Disprover, 8. qq ¡poro censurador,
+To Dispunge, ca. Descargar. V. Hrpunga,
+To Dispurvey, da. Privar; desproveer.
Disputable, a. Disputable, problemático.
+Disputacity, «. Propension 4 disputar.
Dispatant, 4. utador.—a. Disputante.
Disputation, $. Disputa, controveraia.
Disputatious, Disputative, a. Disputador ;
quisquilloso, cavilogo.
To Dispute, on. Disputar, controvertir.—ea,
Pleltear; argiiir. tacion,
Dispute, s. Disputa, controversia, argumen-
+Disputeless, a. Indisputable.
Disputer, e. Disputador; controversista,
Disputing, €. Disputa, altercacion.
Disqualification, a. Inhabilidad, dad.
To Disqualify, va. Inhabilitar. quieto,
Disquiet, 8. Inquictud, desasosiego.—a. In-
To Disquiot, ea, Inquiotar, molestar, ator-
mentar. .
Disquieter, 8, Inquietador, molestador.
tDisquietful, a. Lo que produce inquietud 6
Disc i fet ln Vojaci lestia, inquietad.
squicting, € ion, molestia, ing
Disquictl y ad, Inquietamente
Disquictnces, Disquictude, £. Inquietud.
tDisquictous, a. Lo que ocasiona inquietud.
P uisition, e. Disquisicion, averiguacion,
o
isrank, ca, Dogradar; desordenar; re-
E gral
To Disregard, ea. Desatender, desdeñar,
Disregard, a. Desatencion, desden, desprecio,
Disregarder, 8, Despreciador, descuidado.
Disregardful, a. Desatento, negligente,
pala ortega de ad. Desatentamenta.
Disrelish, 4, Aversion, disgusto, Inapetoncia,
To Disrellsh, va. Desazonar; desaprobar;
tener aversion.
Disreputable, a. Deshonroso. [mia
Disreputation, a. Deshonra, descrédito,
DIS
DIS
Disrepnte, $. Descrédito, mala fama, mal
nombre. (crédito.
+To Disrepute, va, Deshonrar, quitar el
Disrespect, 8. Irreverencia, desacato.
To Disrespect, va. Desacatar. [satento.
Disrespectful, a. Irreverente, descortes, de-
Disrespectfully, ad. Irreverentemente.
To Disrobo, ot. Desnadar; despojar, privar.
Disrober, 4. Desnudador. fractura,
Disruption, $. Rompimiento; dilaceracton ;
Dissatisfaction, 8. Descontento, disgusto,
Dissatisfactorincsa, a. Incapacidad do con-
tentar.
Dissatisfactory, a. Desplactente.
To Dissatisfy, va. Descontentar, d
To va, Echar del asiento, (nor.
To Dissect, va. Disecar; examinar por me-
Dissection, 4. Diseccion; exámon minucio-
BO.
Dissector, s. Anatómico, disector.
To Dissalze, ea, Dosposeer.
Disselsin, 8. Usurpacion do las tierras ajenas.
Disseizor, 2. Usurpador.
Dissembiance, a Desemejanza, disimilitad.
To Dissemble, va. Disimular, encabrir.—
on. Hacer do hipócrita.
Dissembler, 8. Hipécrita, disimulador.
Dissembling, ¢. Disimulacion, hipocresia.
J»Mesemblingly, ad, Disimuladamente.
To Disseminate, va. Diseminar. he
Dissemination, a. Diseminacion, sembradu-
Disseminator, 8. Diseminador; sembrador.
Dissension, a. Disension, cizaña, querella.
Dissensious, a. Contencioso, pendenclero,
To eS on. Disentir, variar, diforen-
C
Dissent, 8. Disenston, oposicion,
Dissentancous, a. Discorde; contrario.
adenine & Disidente, hereje; no confor-
mis:
Dissentient, a, Desconforme, opuesto.
Dissenting, 8. Declaracion de un opinion di-
ferento.
Dissentions, a, V. Diasensioua.
+To Dissert, on. Conversar, discurrir.
Dissertation, 8. Disertacion.
Dissertator, 2. Disertador.
To Disserve, va, Dañar, injurlar, perjudicar
Disservice, 2, Deservicio, perjuicio.
Disserviceable, a. Porjudicial, dañoso,
Disserviceableness, 4, Injnria, daño,
+To Dissettle, ta. Descomponer, [brar.
To Dissover, va. Partir, separar, desmem-
Dissevering, 8. Separacion, disunion. [nion.
Dissidence, 8. Discordia, disidencia, desa-
Diseident, a. Opuesto, desconforme.
Dissillenca, a. Reventon.
Dissilient, a. Lo que se abre on dos partes.
Dissilition, a, Reventon, el acto de reventar.
Dissimilar, a. Desumejante, hetercogéneo,
Dissimilarity, Dissimilitude, «. Desemejan-
za, diversidad, diferencia,
Dissimile, a, Disimilitud; comparacion.
Dissimulation, 8. Disimulacion, hipocresía,
To Dissipate, ta, Disipar, desparramar;
desperdiciar ; destrutr,
Dissipated, a. Disipado, perdido, relajado.
Dissipation, s. Disipacion; distraccion; dis-
persion, devaneo,
Dissoctable. a. Insociable, intratable, huraño,
.
a E e
!
To Diesociate, va. Desunir, dividir, separar.
Dissoclation, 8. Disociacion, separacion, des-
union,
Dissoluble, Dissolvable, a. Disoluble.
Dissolubility, €. Disolubilidad.
To Dissolve, va. Disolver, desatar.—on. Di-
solverso, derretirse.
Dissolvent, a. yA a, Disolvente, resolutivo.
Dissolver, 8. Disolvente; el que resuelve
una dificultad,
Dissolvible, a. Disoluble.
Dissolnte, a. Disoluto, Jibertíno, licenctoso,
Dissolutely, ad. Disolntamente,
Dissoluteness, 8. Disolucion, licencia,
Bon: 8. Disolucion ; muerte; relaja»
clon.
Dissonance, 8. Disonancia, desconcierto.
Dissonancy, 8. Discordia. [trario, opuesto,
Dissonant, a. Disonante, discordante; con-
To Dissuade, va. Disuadir, desviar.
Dissuader, a, Disuadidor.
Dissuasion, €. Disuasion, persuasion.
Dissuasive, a. Disuasivo.—s. Disuasion.
Dissyllabic, a. Disilabo,
Dissyllable, €. (Gram.) Disilabo.
Distaff, a. Rueca. (Fig.) El sexo femenino,
To Distain, va. Manchar, teñir; deslustrar.
Distance, 8. Distancia; alejamiento ; ie ni
to; esquivez. [sobresalir.
To Distance, va. Alejar, apartar, desviar;
Distant, a. Distante, remoto. To be distant
eoith one, Tratar á uno con frialdad.
Distaste, e, Hastio, fastidio, disgusto. [dar.
To Distaste oa. Disgustar, dosazonar, enfa-
Distasteful, a, Desabrido, dosagradablo; ma-
gno,
Distastefulness, a, Aversion, desagrado.
+Distastive, a. Displicente.
Distemper, 8. Indisposicion, incomodidad;
perversidad; dostemple. perturbar.
To Distemper, va. Des np esordenar,
tDistemperate, a. Destemplado, desordena-
do. {intemperie.
Distemperature, 4. Destemplanza, confusion,
To Distend, va. Extender, ensanchar,
Distension, Distention, a. Ensanche, dilata-
clon, anchura,
+Distent, 8. RENT A Extendido.
a a. Dividido, separado por
mites,
+Distermination, a. Separacion, division.
Distich, €. Distico, (tear.
To Distil, ea. Destilar; disolver.—on, Go-
Distillable, a. Destilable, disolnblea,
Distillation, 4. Destilacion, destello,
Distillatory, a. Lo que toca á la destilacton.
Distiller, 8. Destilador, refinador. [cion.
Distiliery, Distilment, 4. Destileria, dostila-
Distinct, a. Distinto, diferente, diverso; pre-
ciso, expreso; formal, exacto. [rogativa.
Distinction, a. Distincion, diferencia; pre-
Distinctive, a. Distintivo, claro, positivo,
Distinctively, Distinctly, ad. Distintamente.
Distinctnesa, a. Distincion, claridad.
To Distinguish, va, Distinguir, discerntr.
Distinguishablo, a. Notable, distinguible.
Distinguished, a. Distinguido, eminente,
Distinguisher, 2, Hombre de discernimiento,
Distinguishingly, ad, Distintamento,
Distinguishment, e. Distincion. pe
DIT
DIV
To Distitle, va. Privar de algun derecho,
To Distort, va. Torcer; desviar, apartar.
+Distort, a, Torcido,
Distortion, 4. Eaguince, contorsion,
+Distract, a. Loco, perturbado,
To Distract, va. Dirtraer; separar; pertar-
bar, enloquecer. re.
Distractedly, ad. Locamente, con um-
Distractedness, ¢, Locura, pesadumbre,
Distracter, e. Perturbador.
Distraction, 8. Distraccion; perturbacion;
frenesí; discordia.
Distractive, a. Lo que perturba 6 confundo,
To Distrain, ea. y n. Embargar, secuestrar.
Distrainer, « Embargador.
Distraint, e. Embargo, secuestro,
Distraught, a. Distraido, loco.
To Distream, on. F latr.
Distress, s. Calamidad, misoria, escasez Jo
put in tn distress, (Núu.) Entrar de arri-
a.
To Dis
D ar, Ai [ro, ¡conflicto
stressedncss, s ccion, an apu-
Distressful, a, Miserable, desdichado.
Hy, ad. Misorablemente, infeliz-
mente,
Distressing, a. Penoso, congojoso, aflictivo,
To Distribute, va. Distribuir, repartir.
Distributer, e. Distribuidor, repartidor,
Distribution, e. Distribucion, repartimiento.
Distributive, a. Distributivo.
Distributively, ad. Distributivamente.
Distributiveness, a. El desco de distribuir.
District, & Distrito, comarca; jurisdiocion,
Distriction, a, Manifestacion repentina.
To Distrust, sa, Desconflar, sospechar.
Distrust, a. Desconfianza, recelo, sospecha.
Distrustful, a. Desconflado; sospechoso.
Distrustfully, ad. Desconfiadamente.
Distrustfulness, 2. Dosconfianza, sospecha,
Distrusting, 8. Estado do desconfianza.
Distrustlesa, a. Sin sospecha, confiado.
+To Distuno, va. Desentonar; desordenar.
To Disturb, ea. Perturbar, desordenar; mo-
Jostar, inquictar. [to; perplejidad.
Disturbance, 8. Disturbio, alboroto, tamul-
Distarber, s. Perturbador, inquietador.
tDisuniform, a. Heterogéneo. (cia.
Disunion, 8. Desunion, discordia, desavenen-
To Disunito, va. Desunir, separar. —on, Dee-
unirse, desavenirse.
Disuniter, ¢. El que desune, separador.
Disunity, e, Desunion.
Disusage, 8. Desuso.
Disuse, e, Desnso.
To Disuse, ea. Desusar, desacostambrar.
Disvaluation, Disvalue, e. Desestimacion.
To Disvalue, ea. Desapreciar.
To Disvouch, oa. Desacreditar. [ticlpacion.
+To Diswarn, ca. Prevenir 6 avisar con an-
Ditation, a, Enriquecimiento.
Ditch, a. Zanja. (Fort.) Foso.
To Ditch, va. Abrir zanjas ó fosos.
Ditcher, €. Cavador de zanjas 6 fosos.
Dithyrambic, e. Ditirambo.
Dittander, a (Bot.) Lepidio.
Dittany, e. t.) Marrublu. Dittany
Crete, ho) Dictamo.
(Bot.) A raxinola.
While ditlany,
eva. Embargar, secucstrar; an- | Di
Dittied, a. Cantado, adaptado á la música.
Ditto, a. Dicho 6 dicha; idem.
Ditty, €. Composicion música para cantar.
Diuretic, a. y 8. Diurético. ornal,
Diurnal, a. Diurno, cotidiano.—e
Diarnally, ad. Diariamente.
Diuturnal, a, Diuturno.
Diuturnity, €. Diuturnidad. [los Turcos.
Divan, 4. Divan, el supremo consejo entre
To Divaricato, en. y a. Dividirso en dos
artes 6 partidos. tension.
Divarication, s. Division en dos partes; ex-
To Divo, en. Zambullir; sume > ba-
To Divelticate, vs. Despodazar, destrosar:
o Divellicata, ea, . ,
Diver, $. Buzo. (Orn.) Colimbo; el que
To Disere on Dl gir, dl rergl
o Diverge, on. Divergir, divergirse.
Divergence, Divergency, e. Divergoncia,
Divergent, a. Divergente.
Divers, a. Varios, diversos, muchos.
OS a. De muchos 6 varios co-
ores,
Diverse, a. Diverso, diferente; variado.
Diversely, ad. Divorsamente.
Diversification, s. Variacion 6 variedad do
formas; mudanza, nclar; abigarrar.
To Diversify, va. Diversificar, variar, dife-
Diversion, 8. Desvio; diversion, entroteni-
miento. (Mil) Diversion.
Diversity, 8. Diversidad, variedad.
To Divert, va. Desviar, distraer; divertir;
recrear,
Diverter, 8. Quitapesares, consuelo.
tDiverticle, a, Camino 6 senda desviada.
To Divertise, va. Divertir, alegrar.
Divertisement, $. Diversion, holgura,
Divertive, a. Divertido. Gar.
To Divest, oa. Desnudar, desposcer; despo-
tDivesture, e. Despojo,
Dividable, a. Divisible.
To Divide, ea. Dividir, separar, moter ciza-
fa—on. Romper, desunirse,
Dividedly, ad. amente,
Dividend, $. Dividende.
Divider, €. Partidor. Dividers, Compas do
division; divisor; ropartidor.
Dividing, +. E Er division.
Dividual, a. Dividido,
Divination, e. Divinacion.
Divinator, 8, Adivinador.
Divinatory, a. Divinatorio.
Divine, a, Divino, sublime.—e«. Tedloge.
To Divine, va. Adivinar.—on, A
ntir; sospechar. mente.
Divinely, ad. Divinamente; excelente-
Divineness, 3. Divinidad; excelencia.
Diviner, a Adivino, conjeturador.
Divinereas, af Adivina, profetisa.
Diving, & Buceo; zaballidura,
a de buzo.
Diving-bladder, e. Vejiga de bucear.
Divinity, a Divinidad; dios; la teología,
Divisibility, Divisibleness, 2. Divisibilidad.
Divisible, a. Divisible.
Division, 8. Division, separacion, discordia.
Divisiva, a. Divisivo.
of | Divisor, 3. Ant) Divisor.
8,
Divorce, ivorcio, separacion. [tamente.
To Divorce, va. Divorciar; arrancar violen -
DOD
Divorcement, 6 Divorcio,
Divorcer, 8. Divorciador.
Divorcive, a, Lo que tiene poder de
To Divulgate, ta. Divulgar.
Divulgate, a. Divulgado.
Divulgation, 8, Divulgacion. [nar
To Divulge, ea. Divulgar, publicar, prego:
Divulger, s. Divulgador; pregonero,
Divulsion, a. Arranque.
Divulsivo, a, Divulsivo.
To Dizen, ea, Ataviar, adornar. — [vértigo
+To Dizz, ea. Aturdir, confundir; cansa:
Dizziness, s. Vórtigo; devanecimiento,
Dizzy, a. Vortiginoso; ligero, aturdido, des
vanecido. necerse
To Dizzy, oa. Causar vértigoa—on. Desva
To Do, va. Hacer, ejecutar; concluir; produ:
cir.—on. Conducirse, comportarse, proce
der; pasarlo, estar, hallarse. Este verb<
> suxiliar, y so le A como ber bow Sn
empos presente y o para
negacion 6 la interrogacion. En las ora:
ciones afirmativas como oxpletivo,
dar mas energía fuerza, J do hate him
Le aborrezco de veras. Tambien par:
evitar repeticiones; tambien para manda
con imperio 6 pedir con ansia. To dc
again, Kehacer. To do away, Quitar
borrar. To do of, Deshacer; sacar.
To Doat, on. Chochear. Dote.
Dociíbiilty, 2. Docilidad.
Docible, a. Dócil, flexible, obediente.
Docibieness, 8. Docilidad.
Docile, a. Dócil,
E
yor:
Doci
Dock, e. (Bot.) Lampazo. :
codon. (Náu.) Dique. Dry dock, Atara
zana, Ketreating docks, Guaridas.
Dock-yard, 8. (Náu.) Arsenal.
To Dock, va. Descolar; cercenar. (Nán.!
Meter en diqua
Docket, 8. Rótulo. To strike a docket,
(Com.) Declarar insolvente,
Doctor, 8. Doctor; médico.
To Doctor, ea. (Vale) Medicinar.
Doctoral, a. Doct
Doctorally, ad. A’ modo de doctor.
Doctorate, a. Doctorado.
To Doctorate, va. Doctorar.
Doctorcss, ef. Doctora.
+Doctorly, a. Sabio ó literato. [en Lóndres
Doctors'-commons, 8. Colegios de abogado:
Doctorship, a. Doctorado. [trina
Doctrinal, a. y 8. Doctrinal; parte de doc:
Doctrinally, ad, Magistralmente.
Doctrine, a Doctrina, enseñanza ; opinion.
Deeenen 8. Documento; precepto, man:
dato,
To Document, ea. Enseñar, instruir; dirigir.
Documental, a. Instructivo, preceptivo.
sin e Documentario.
Dodder, & (Bot.) Cusenta; parásito. [
Doddered, a. Cubierto de cuscuta 6 parási:
Dudecagon, e. (Geom.) Dodecágono.
Dodecahedron, 8. (Geom.) Dodecaedro.
Dodeccatemory, 8. (Ast.) ecatemorla,
To Dodge, ea. Trampear, entrampar.
D , 8. Trampista,
Dodkin, & Comino, ardite, ochavo.
DOL
Dodman, 4. Especie de pescado; caracol
Dodo, 8. (Orn.) Dido, ave parecida al aves-
én.
ite.
udar ; des-
) de presa.
-dog, Per-
‘0, espiar.
da. (Cuba)
de Agosto.
15 de Julio
Ático,
inte.
n
atizador.
bajes don
Brro.
perro,
perros,
erro.
L
© brutal.
perro.
1a; de sere
[bullicto,
; oventos ;
poco valor,
; limosna;
. _ [triste
» lúgubre,
DOR
DOU
Dolesomeness, 4. Tristeza, melancolía.
Do-litde, a. Capitan araña. f Dorotea.
Doll, s. Muñoca. Abreviatura do Dorothy
Dolor, & Dolor, angustta.
Doloriferous, Dolorific, Dolorifical, a, Dolo-
roso ; triste, lúgubre,
Dolorous, a. Doloroso, lastimoso.
Dolorously, ad. Dolorosamente.
Dolphin, e. Delfin,
Dane El hombre bobo, tonto 6 imbécil.
¥To Dolt, en, Tontear.
Doltish, a. Lerda, estúpido, imbécil. [dad.
Doltishness, €, Estupidez, tontería, imbecili-
Domain, 8. Dominio, imperio; estado.
Domal, a. Lo pertenociente á la casa; úsaso
Don = obese tat Arq.) Oúpala,
ome, & Casa, fábrica. rq.) Oupa
Domesday, a. Y. pill
Domestic, Domestical, a. Doméstico, fa-
miliar, intestino.
Domestic, e Doméstico, criado, sirviente.
Domestically, ad. Domésticamente,
+Domesticant, a. Parto de la misma familia
que otro,
To Domesticate, va. Domesticar.
Domicile, & Domicilio, casa,
Domiciliary, a, Domicillario. [cerse.
To Domiciliate, va. Avecindarse, estable-
To Domify,va. Domar, domesticar, amansar.
Dominant, a. Dominante. [ea Gobernar.
To Dominate, oa. Dominar, prodominar.—
Domination, & Dominacion, imperlo; go-
bierno, autoridad. (altivo.
Dominative, a. Dominativo, dominante ;
Dominator, & Dominador; gobernador.
To Domineer, en. Dominar, mandar.—va.
Gobernar.
Dominical, a. Dominical.—e. Dominica.
Dominican, 8. Dominico, ca—a. Domini-
cano.
Dominion, & Dominio, imperio; territorio,
Domino, 4 Dominó,
Don, 8. Don, título honorífico en España.
Donary, 4. Donacion piadosa.
Donation, 8. Donacion,
Donative, 4, Donativo, don, presente.
Done, pret. sil pas. del verbo To Do.
Done, inter}. or hecho, muy bien; ya está.
Donee, & Donatario.
Donnat, e. Persons perezosa; diablo.
Donor, 8. Donador. [caballoro.
Donship, 8. Nobleza, caballería, la calidad do
Don't, abrev. por Do not.
Donzel, 8. Paje, doncel.
Doodle, e. (Vulg.) Haragan. [destinar.
To Doom, va. Sentenclar, mandar, juzgar;
Doom, a Sentencia; suerte, hado; ruina,
+Doomful, a. Destructivo,
Doomsday, 8. Dia del juicio universal.
Door, & Puerta; portal, zaguan; entrada.
Back door, Puerta trasera.
Doorcase, s. Marco de la puerta,
Doorkeeper, 8. Portero, [prierta:
Door-nail, 8, Clavo de la aldaba una
Door-post, 8, Jamba de puerta.
Doorstead, 8. Entrada de puerta,
Dorian, Doric, a, Dérico. dórico.
Doricism, Dorism, e. Frase pecallar del
Dormancy, 8. Quietud, descanso.
ar Durmiente; socreto, ocalto.
Dormant, Dormer, @ Viga maestra. Dore
mer window, Buharda.
Dormitive, £. Durmitivo, soporifero.
Dormitory, 8. Dormitorio; recámara.
Dormouse, £. Liron.—pé, Dormica.
Dornic, €. Tela basta, do lana y lino 6 seda,
tDorp, & Aldea, Ingarcito.
Dorr, 3. (Ent.) Escarabajo estercolizo.
Dorsal! Dore 4: Serer: lo de espuerta,
rsel, r, 8 especie de espa
Dorsiferous, Dorsiparous, 4. Dorsifero,
Di ees [ tos.
080, & on. men
To Dose, va. cia E 6 dar medica-
Dosser, 4. ceston.
Cesta,
Doesil, a. Lechino, clavo de hilas para Tlagas,
Dost, seg. tndic. del verbo To Do.
Dot, £. Tilde, virgulita.
To Dot, va. Tildar, poner tildes. [els
Do 8. Chochera, chochez; extravagan-
Dotal, a. Dotal.
Dotard, a. El viajo que chochea.
Dotardly, a. Estapido, chocho.
Dotation, s. Dotacion.
To Dote, en. Chochear, caducar. 7b dots
upon, Amar con exceso.
Doter, es. El que ama con exceso,
Dotingly, ad. Con cariño excesivo.
Dottard, a. A'rbol bajo 6 decaído.
Dotterel, £. A Calandria marina.
Double, a. Doble; falso.—ad. Dos veces,
To Donble, ea. Doblar ; poem: To double
a ship's bottom, Embonar. —en. Disi-
a: Doble, duplo; imposta poe
ouble, @. e, duplo; im ra; seme-
To da, eva. Echar doble carga.
Double-chin, a. 2
Double-dealer, 8. dor falso ; embustero,
Double-dealing, 2. Doblez, dolo, fraude.
To Double-dye, va. Retefiir, teñir otra ver.
Double-edged, a. Instrumento de dos cor-
tes ó filos.
Double-entendre, e. V. Double-neaning.
Double-entry, a. (Com.) Partida doble,
Donble-eyed, Double-faced, a. Disimulado ;
pérfido, doble.
Double-formed, a. Biforma. led:
Donble-hearted, a. Pérfido, doble, disimu-
To Double-lock, va. Echar dos vueltas á la
ct dE [sentido lena
ouble-meaning, 8. Ambigiiedad, equivoco,
Double-mindod, a. Insidioso, doloso.
Doubleness, £. Doblez, dobladara.
Doabler, £. El que dobla alguna cosa.
Donblet, e. Justiilo, a oe
Double-tongued, a. Dob! ; OS
‘Doub O,
Doubling, 2. Artificio. of
dite, fu.) Almobadas de las bitas.
osa, (ta) 4 cut-water, Batideros do
proa. \
Doubloon, 8. Doblon, moneda de oro de
Doubly, ad. Doblemente; dolossmente.
To Doubt, on. Dudar, sospechar, vacilar.—
Dónbt,s. Dudas cha, dificultad,
onbt, 6. Duda; cu reparo.
Doubtable, a. Dudable.
Doubter, s. El que dada.
Doubtfal, A Dudoso, ambiguo; incierta.
Doubtfully, ad. Dadosamente. [dambdre.
¡ Doubtfulnoss, «. Dada, aiubigiiedad; incerti-
DRA
Doubting, 8. Duda.
Doubtingly, ad. Dudosamente.
Doubtless, a. Seguro, conflado.—a
Doubtlessly, ad. Indubitablemente.
Doucet, €. Flaon, una especie de manjar.
Donceur, $ Halago, señuelo; cuvhecho ;
gratificacion.
Dough, @ Masa, harina pre
Dough-baked, a, Crudo, blando.
Donen kneates, A. Blando, capaz de ser
a o, :
Doughtiness, 8. Valentia, esfuerzo. fire.
Doughty,a. Bravo, valeroso ; esfurzado ; us-
Doughy, a. Crudo, blando.
duda.
Sin
To Do ea. Zabullir.—on, Zabullirse.
Dove, 8. Palomo 6 paloma. Dovering,
Paloma torcaz.
Dove's-foot, e. (Bot.) Geranto columbino,
Dovecot, Dove-house, & Palomar.
Dovetailed, a. Ensamblado.
Dovish, a. Columbino, inocentes.
Dowable, a. Capaz de ser dotado.
Dowager, 4. La viuda que goza el titulo de
E aan: Queen dowager, relna
viuda.
Dowdy, 8. Mujer desaliñada.—a. Zaflo.
Dower, Dowry, 8. Dote; dotacion, don ;
viudedad.
Dowerless, a. Bin dote,
Dowlas, 8. Lienzo basto y ordinario. :
Down, $. Plumon; vello; llanura.—a. Aba-
tido.—prep. y ad. Abajo, To lie down,
Acostarso. sit down, Sentarse. Down
to, Hasta,
+To Down, oa. Dorribar, abatir.
Down-bed, £. Plumon.
Downcast, a. Alicaido, apesadumbrado;
Downed, a. Cubierto 6 henehido de plamon.
Downfall, a Caida, decadencia, ruína.
Downfallen, a. Caido, arruinado.
Downhsw!, e (Náu.) Cargadera. era,
Downhaw!l-tackle, a (Náu.) Aparejo de car-
Downbearted, a, Abatido, desanimado, all-
caldo. clive.
Downhill, 4. pida n do-
Downlooking, a. Cabizbajo ; melancólico,
Downright, ad. Perpendicularmente, á
pone: claramente.—a, Abierto, mani-
esto, palpable.
Downrightly, ad. Llanamente.
Downsitting, & Descanso, reposo. —[tesdo.
Downtrod, Downtrodden, a. Pisado, piso-
Downward, Downwards, ad. Hácia abajo.
Downward, a, Inclinado; cabizbajo, -
cólico, triste.
Downy, «4 Velloso, felpudo, blando.
To Dowse, va, Abofatear.
Doxological, a. Lo qe pertenece á la ala-
banza que se da á Dios. ¿soria patri
Doxology, 8. La gloria que so da á Dios; el
ed e. Ramora.
To Doze, vn. Dormitar, cabecear; vivir en
la oclosidad 6 en la {naccion.—ea. Aton-
tar, entorpecer. modora,
Dozinesa, a, Boumnolencia, entorpecimiento,
Dozing, s. Somnolencia 6 sofiolencia,
Dozy, a Softolianto, amodorrado, adorme-
cido, [oscuro.
Drab, e. AS color entre gris y blanco
A
DRA
Drabler, a, ee) Vela barredera, [onza,
Drachm, $. Dracma, la octava parte de una
Dracunculus, s. Dracúnculo, gusano que se
Dat ah cuero y carne. ee
& Hez, escoria, zupia, porqu
Draft, a. Tiro; libranza, libramiento, póliza,
órden; diseño, plan. V. Draught.
Draftsman, s. Dischador, dibujador.
To Drag, va. Arrastrar, tirar. Yo drag for
an anchor, (Náu.) Rastrear un ancla, —
on. Arrastrar por el suelo. [6 gancho.
Drag, a. Carrotilla; instrumento con gartio
To Dmegle, oa. Emporcar, arrastrár por el
suelo.
Dragman, €. Pescador con rod barredera,
Dragnet, a. Red barredcra. [quia.
Dragoman, 4. Dragoman, intérprete en
Dragon, &. n; hombre 6 mujer feroz.
Dragon-fly, e. (Ent.) M D.
Dragonish, a. Dragontino.
Dragonlike, a. Fiero, furioso,
Dragon-tree, 8. (Bot.) Drago.
D n, 8. (MIL) Dragon.
To so a aa ó saquear algun dira
nade, O e Saqueo, pillaje,
Pag?
; desangrar ; agotar,
agar.
i, sabes (Nán.) Colador.
e,
Dralning-trough, e. (Náu.) Coladera,
Drako, sm. El ánado macho; dragoncillo.
Dram, @ (Fam.) Un trago, uns copita.
To Dram, on. Beber aguardiente ú otro licor
destilado. [tuosos,
Dram-drinker, 8 Bebedor de licores espiri-
Drama, & Drama.
Dramatic, Dramatical, 4. Dramático,
Dramatically, ad. Dramáticamente.
Drapery, & Fábrica de paños; paños 6 telas
pan 02 pi
o, A ‘ co.
Draught, a. Trago; pocion, dósts; tiro.
Pint.) Dibujo. Rough draught, Borra-
or. Draught of a ship, Plano de un
buque. Destacamento; libranza.
To Draught, ea. Sacar á luz; llamar.
Draught-houso, a. Estercolero,
Draughtsman, 8. Dibujador; escribano,
To Draw, 00. Tirar; atraer; arrastrar; ex-
traer; dibujar; deducir; desentrañar ;
librar una letra de camblo,—en, Tirar ;
encogerse ; sortear.
Draw, £. El acto de tirar.
Drawable, a. Capaz do ser tirado. [coz.
hack, @ Re descuento, se abona;
a. Puente levadizo.
Drawee, &. El sugeto 4 cayo cargo está girada
una letra de cambio.
Drawer, & Gaveta, cajoncito de un escri-
torio; librador. Drawers, Oalzonoillos.
Drawing, & Dibujo; tiro.
Drawing-room, 4, Salon; corte.
To Drawl, en. Balbucear. (Fam.) Escu-
charse á si mismo.
Drawl, £. Balbucencia. [indneido ; abierto,
Drawn, pp. Desenvainado, peeoutranee
DRI
DRO
Dray, 4. Carro, cervezero.
Dray horse, a. Caballo corvezero,
Drayman, a, Carretero.
+Drazel, e. Hombre bajo, indigno.
Dread, a, Miedo, cepanto.—a. Terrible, es-
pantoso,
To Dread, va. ¿e Temer, tener miedo.
+Dreadablo, a. Temible, temedero,
Dreader, ¢. Temedor.
Dreadful, a. Terrible, horroroso, formidable.
Dreadfulnesa, £. Terribilidad, horror.
Dreadfully, ad. Terriblemente,
Dreadleas, a. Intrépido, arrojado.
lessnesa, a Intrepidez, arrojo.
Dream, &. Sueño; desvarío.
To Dream, on. Soñar; desvarlar, discurrir
fantásticamente,
en 8, Soñador; holgazan, iluso.
Dreamfal, a. El quesueña mucho. (mente,
Dreamingly, ad. Negligentemente, lenta-
Dreamless, «a. Sin sueños.
Drearily, ad. Espantosamente, tristemente,
Dreariness, a. T horror.
Dreary, «. Espantoso, triste, horroroso.
en ca. Pescar ostras con red; es-
r
Gola
sobre alguna cosa guisán-
[sembradas juntamente.
Dredgo, 8. V. Dragnet. Cebada y avena
Dredger, e. Pescador de ostras; cajita para
espolvorear harina sobre las viandas.
Dregginesa, 8. Posos, heces; foculencia,
Dreggish, Dregey, a. Feculento, turbio,
regs, 8. pl, Hez; escoria, morralla, zapía,
o Drench, eva. Empapsr, hamedccer ;
abrovar, embeber. da á un animal.
Drench, 8. Tragantada, Purgante que se
Drencher, €. El que remoja alguna cosa.
To Dress, 07. Vestir; adornar; curar las
heridas; almohazar; componer; cocinar,
aderozar ; adobar y cu pieles ; pre-
parar lino 6 cáñamo,—on. Vestirac.
Dress, 8. Vestido; traje, camison, compos-
tara. [na; aparador.
Dresser, & Moza do cámara; mesa de coci-
able de Curacion; adorno. Drestirg-
case, Tocador.
Dressing-room, 8. Gabinete vestirse,
Dressy, a. Aficionado 6 ataviarse.
To Drib, ea. Cercenar, disminuir, acortar.
Drib, s. Gota,
To Dribble, en. Gotear; destilar; baboar.
Dribbling, 4. El acto de gotear.
Driblet, a. Pico; corto resto una cantidad.
Dried, part, de To Dry.
Drier, €. Desecante.
Drift, 8. Designio, intento; manejo. (Núán.)
Deriva Drifts of tcs, Hielos flotantes.
Drifts of sand, Arena movediza. Tb sat
adri, keh
To Drift, va. Impeler, pujar; amontonar.—
Drift-wind, €. Viento que amontona
mente.
Drill, e. Taladro; terraja; cinooófalo; arro-
ar á la ventura, Drift-wood,
Trozo de leña desechado.
en. Es ir.
DARA, e Camino de o. denme
na
To Drill, va. Taladrar, barrenar. (Mil)
Disciplinar reclutas. —or. Fluir lenta-
yuelo. (Mil) Instruccion de recintas.
Drill Ah, Semontoro.
To Drink, oa. y n. Beber, embriagarse, en
borracharse; chupar.
Drinkable, a. Potable.
Drinker, a. Bebedor, borrachon.
rabia & a e e beber. sb
ng-g pa. nking-howse,
E (Amor.) Vinateria. Drinking-
pot, Jarro.
Drink-money, &. Dinero para beber.
To Drip, on. Gotear, destilar.—oa.
Drip, & ne cae gota & gota,
Dripping, ¢. Pringue.
Dripping-pan, €. Grasera.
To Drive, ea. y x. Impcler, empujar, arro
Jar; estimular; precisar; cochesr; con
ducir; inducir. To drive back, Rechs
zar. To drive of, Ahuyentar.,
pa & Pasco en coche; calzada para
es,
To Drivel, en. Babear, bobear, chochear.
de ba, fatno.
Driveller, a. Fatuo, simple,
Driver, $. Empujador. (Nén) Marican-
galla, Arriero; vaquero;
carretera, co-
chero, dencia &
Driving, a (Nán.) Garrar. Im ; ten-
To Drizalo, en, Lioviznar.—exa. i
Drizzle, a. Llovizna, escarcha,
Drizzly, a. Lioviznando. Drissly weather,
To Drotl, on, Trabajar perezosa y lenta-
mente,
Droll, a. Chancero, jocoso. Droll saying,
Dicho gracioso. {oon afair, Cova rara.
—S. Bufon; bufvnada; farsa.
+To Droll, on. Chocarroar,
Droller, 8. Mofador, bufon.
Drollery, 8. Chocarrería, bufonada.
Drolling, ¢ Burleria, chiste bajo.
Drollingly, ad. Burleseamente.
Drollish, a. Algo chistoso 6 gracioso.
Dromedary, 4. Dromedario. {haragan.
Drone, €. Zángano de colmena; rángano,
To Drone, en. Zangancar, holgazancar.
Droning, a ne acto de aid
ronish, a. Ocloso, perezoso, flojo.
To Droop, on. Descaccor ; desanimarse, en-
tristecerse; desfallecer.
Drooping, ¢. Languliez, tristeza—a. Lán-
guido, triste, afligido, [una vela,
Dre 8. Gota. DA Y ae o de
o Drop, oa. Destilar, soltar. Te drop
Derransar
teare, ágrimas. Dejar; gayar.
—en. Gotear; caer; sobrovenir. To drop
away, Morir. To drop in, Entrar.
arp of, Decacr. (Met.) Encabrtr.
Droplet, 2. Gotita.
Dropping, 4. Lo que cac f gotas.
Droppingly, ad. A' gotas,
Drop-serene, t. Gota serena.
Dropstone, $. Espato en figura de
Dropsical, Dropsicd, a. Hidrópico.
Dropey, $. Hidro errumbra
Dross, & Escoria de metales; borra; orin;
Drossiness, £. Hoz, cacorta, morralla,
Drosey, a. Lleno de escoria; despreciable ;
impuro.
Drought, e. Beca, sequía; sed.
Droughtiness, 8. Seqnedad, sequia.
Droughty, a. Seco; sediento; árido,
DUB
DUM
Drove, 8. Manada, hato; gentio, muche-
dumbre,
Drove, part. de To Drive.
Drover, 8. Ganadero criador do ganado.
To Drown, va. Ahogar; ancgar; inundar;
sofocar alguna cosa.
Drowner, & Anegador, sufocador,
To Drowse, va. Adormecor.—va. Adorme-
cerse; tenor murrla.
Drowsily, ad, Sofiolientamente. — [loncia.
Drowsiness, 8 Bomnolencia, pereza, indo-
Drowsy, a. Soñoliento, soporifero, lerdo.
Drowsy-headed, a. Lerdo, pesado, soño-
llento,
Drub, 4. Golpe, puñada.
To Drub, ca. Apalear, sacudir,
Drubbing, e. Paliza 6 zurra.
To Drudge, on. Afanarse á trabajar en ocu-
paciones desagradablos,
Drudge, 8. Ganapan; marmiton, grumete.
ridad & see eo i
rudgery, $. Faena o desagradable.
Drudging-box, 8. Espolvorcador.
Dradgingly, ad, Desa ablemente,
Drug, €. Droga; cualquiera cosa do poco
valor.
To Drug, oa. Mezclar con prescribir drogas.
Druggorman, 8. V. Dragoman.
Druggct, as. Drogueto do tela do lana.
Drugyist, 2. Droguista.
Draid,
Druldic, Druidical, a. Draidico.
Druidism, 4, Druidismo. [numeroso.
Drum, & Tambor; timpano del oido; sarao
To Drum, en. Tocar el tambor; tamboriloar.
+To Drumble, en. Zanganear.
Drum-major, ¿. Tambor mayor.
Brum-maker, 8. Tamborero.
Drummor, & Tambor. (Mil) Tamborilero.
Drumstick, 8. Baqueta de tambor.
Drunk, a. Borracho, ebrio.
Drunkard, & Borrachon. pet) Cuero,
Drunken, a. E’brio, borracho.
Drunkenly, ad. Ebriamente.
Drunkenncss, €, Emb habitual.
Dry, a. A'rido, seco; sediento; estéril, frio;
der satírico; agarrado; taciturno.
To Dry, va. Secar; enjugar; abrasar con
sed; desangrar.—on. To dry
up, Enjugar, desecar.
Dryad, s. Driada 6 driade. renta
Dryer, $ Secante. (Quim.) Desecativo,
Dry-eycd, a. Ojienjato.
Dryly, ad. Secamente, friamente, [tflo.
Dryness, 8. Sequedad ; tibicza, aridez de es-
Drynurse, & Ama quo cria á un niño sin
arle de mamar. [do mamar.
To Drynurso, ea. Criar á nn niño ain darle
To Dry-rub, 04. Limplar una cosa sin hu-,
medecorla. [aceltes, dec.
Drysalter, 8. Traficante en viandas saladas,
Dryshod, a, A’ pié enjuto.
Dual, a. Dual. lon.
[separac
Duality, a, Estado de ser dos; division,
To Dub, ca. Armar á gt
conferir dignidad.—on. r ruido.
Dub, s. Golpe; lodazal.
Dubbed, a. V. Blunt.
Dnbiety, 8. Dada, dubiedad.
Dubious, a. Dudoso, incierto, problemático.
o caballoro;:
Dubiously, ad. Dudosamente.
Dubiousness, 8. Duda, incertidumbre.
Dubitable, a. Dubitable, dudable.
Dubitancy, 8. Incertidumbre, duda.
Dubitation, e. Dubitacion, dada.
Ducal, a, Ducal.
Ducat, 8. Ducado, moneda.
Ducatoon, 8. Ducaton, moneda do plata.
Ducbhy, 8. V. Dutchy.
Duck, 4. A'nade, pato; cabeceo: cabrillas.
To Dnack, on. bullirse ; cabocear.—oc.
Zabullir, chapuzar.
Ducker, 8. Buzo ; igor il zalamero.
Ducking, es. (Náu.) Zabullida, castigo con
a
agu
Ducking-stool, £, Cáncana de zabullir.
Duck-legged, a. Corto de piernas.
Duckling, $. Anadeja; monilla (es voz do
caricia a
Duckmeat 6 Duckweed, 4. ees Lenta
Ducksfoot, 8. (Bot) Especie de serpon
Duct, e. Guia, direccion; conducto, tubo.
Duetile, a. Dactil, flexible; tratable, obse-
quíoso. [cilldad.
Ductileness, Ductility, €, Ductilidad ; do-
Du 8. Daga; tírria, ojeriza. [vieja.
Duds, e. pl (Vulg.) Trapos, andrajos; ropa
Due, pp. Debido, apto, propio, oportuno;
caido; cumplido.—e. Tributo.
+Duefal, a. Debido, apto. V. Fis
Duel, e, Duelo, desafío, en duelo,
To 1, en. Combatir ú acometor 4 otro
Dueller, Duellist, a. Duelista.
Duelling, e. Desafío.
Dueness, a. Aptitud. V. Fiiness.
Duet, a (Mús.) Duo.
Dug, @ Tota de algun animal.
Duke, @ Duque, título nobleza.
General, can
Dukedom, @ Ducado.
Dulcet, a. Dulce, suave, armonioso,
Dulcification, 8. Dulcificacion.
Dulcificacion.
Duleified, a. Duletficado.
To Dulcify, va. Dulcificar, endulzar.
Dalcimer, a. Timpano, salterio.
tDulcitade, 4. Dulcodumbre,
+Dulcor, €. Dulzor.
To Dulcorate, ea. Dulcificar; endulzar.
Dulcoration, 2. Dulcificacion.
Dulia, ¢. Dulía, calto á los santos.
Dull, a. Lerdo, estúpido, insípido; triste;
opaon; flojo : o; insensible.
To Dull, ea. Entontecer, embotar; entor-
pecer, contristar. [zote,
Dullard, 8, Bestia, estólido.—a. Estúpido,
Dall-brained, a, Estápido, tonto.
Dull-disposed, a. Inclinado 4 la tristeza.
Dulled, a. Oscurocido, no claro.
pales i Le > nea Seur: lerdo hd
all-eyed, a. El que tiene los ojos ap 06.
Dalthead, @. Zoto, hombro estúpido.
Re ber a. Cegato.
Dull-witted, a. Lerdo, bobo. [pidamente.
Dally, ad. Lentamente, torpemente, está-
(Ant)
(Quím.)
Dulness, e. IES incapacidad, rudeza ;
pesadez; deslus tiem
Duly, ad. Debidamente, A ripe
Dumb, a. Mudo. Dumbd show, Pantomi-
ma; gesto. 570
DUS
DYS
ree Pamh; oa. Imponer silencio, mandar
ar.
Dambly, ad. Madamente.
Dumbness, 8. Mudez.
To Dumfound, ea. (Valg.) Confundir, en-
mudecer á alguno.
Dam, 8. Murria, tristeza; arrebato; asom-
ro,
Dumpish, a. Marrio, triste, melancólico,
Damplshly, ad. Tristemente.
Dumpiehness, a. elancolia.
Dumpling, e. Especie de morcilla.
Dumpy, a. Gordo, poco avisado.
Dun, a. Bruno, oscuro, sombrio.
To Dun, ea. Importunar á un deudor.
(Vulg.) Moler & uno por la paga.
Dun, a. Acreedor importuno; altura; scto.
Dunce, €. Zote, zopenco, bolo.
+Duncery, 8, Estupidez, tontería,
To Duncify, ea. Atontar, hacer zopenco.
Dune, 8. Monto, collado.
Dung, $. Estiórcol. Cow-dung, Boñi
Dog-dung, Canina. Goat, foal m
dung, Cagarruta. Hen-dung, Gallinaza.
Horse-dung, on,
To Dung, oa. q n, Estercolar
Dungcart, s. Carro de basura.
Dunged, a. Estercolado, engrasado.
Noe as 8. Calabozo. Mee.) Bartolina.
To Dungeon, ea. Encalabozar.
Dungfork, a. Horca para el estiércol.
Del 8. Estercolero, (Mot.) Miseria
grande,
Dungy, a. Lleno de estiércol; vil.
Dungyard, e. Corral para el estiércol,
Dunner, a. Cobrador de deudas.
Duo, €. Duo, V. Due.
Duodecimo, 8. Libro en dozayo.
Duodenum, 8. Duodeno.
Dupe, e. Bobo, credulo, en O.
To Dupe, va. Engañar, embaucar.
To Duplicate, va. Duplicar.
Duplicate, 8. y a. Duplicado.
Papi scon, £ Duplicacion; plegadura,
pliegue,
Duplicature, & Plegadura, pliegue, doblez.
Daplicity, a, Doblez, duplici engaño,
Dura mater, 8. Duramater.
Durability, «. Dura, duracion.
Durable, a. Durable, duradoro,
Durableness, £, Dura, duracion,
Durably, ad. Duraderamente,
Durance, 2. Prision, cárcel, duracion, con-
tinuacion.
Durant, e. Sempiterna, tejido faerte de lana.
Duration, 8, Duracion, continuacion.
+To Dare, on. Durar, continuar.
+Dureful, a, Duradero.
+Dureless, a. Perecedero.
Duroas, 8, Prision. Kncierro, mal trato.
During, rep. Miéntras, durante, entre
tanto, al mismo tiempo. [reza.
+Dority, e. Du firmeza, solidez; aspe-
Durat, pret. del verbo Zo Dare.
Dusk, a. Fusco, oscuro.
To Dusk, va. Oscurocer.—en, Anochocer.
Duskily, ad. Oscuramente.
Duskinoss, 8. Principio de la oscuridad.
Duskish, a. Fusco, negruzco, sombrío.
Duskish a Oscuramento; nublosamente.
Duskishness, ¢ Oscurisidad.
+Duskness, 4. Ofuscamiento.
Dusky, a. Oscuro; fusco; murrio, triste.
Dust, e. Polvo. To kick up a dust, Le-
vantar lvaroda causar disensiones.
Sarodust, Serrin, aserraduras. Pir-dus,
Limaduras de alfilores. Dust ofa house,
Barreduras de una casa.
To Dust, va. Despolvorear; polvorear.
Dust-born, & Nacido del polvo.
Duster, e. Plumero; cernedor de pólvora.
Dustinesa, 2. El estado de lo que se hails
cubierto de polvo.
Dustman, £ Basurero.
Dusty, a. Polvoriento, lleno de polvo.
Dutch, a, Holandes.
Dutchess, 487. Duquesa,
Dutch-pink, 8. A'ncora de Flandes, amarillo
que se hace con greda fina, de.
Duteous, a Obediente, obsequiose, respe-
tuoso,
Dutiful, a, Obediente, sumiso; respetuoso,
reverente.
Dutifully, ad. Obedientemente, respetosa-
mente,
Dutifulness, e. Obediencia, respeto, sumisian.
Duty, s. Deber, obligacion, respeto; sumi-
sion, acatamicnto; ficcion ; impuesto.
Duumvirate, £. Duunvirato.
Dwale, a (Bot.) Solano. (Blas) Sablo,
n
Dwarf, & A, Enano ú enana,
To Dwarf, ea. Impedir que alguna cosa
llegue 4 su tamaño natural.
Dwarfish, a. Enano, bajo, pequeño,
Dwarfishly, ad. Como un enano.
Dwarfishness, 2 Pequeñoz en la estatura.
To Dwell, on. Habitar, morar, residir,
en algun paraje; pararse; insistir ha -
blando.
Dwoller, €. Morador, habitante. da.
Dwelling, €. Habitacion, domicilio, vivien-
Dwelling-house, Dwelling-place, €. Resi-
dencia, domicilio.
To Dwindle, on. Mermar, disminutrse; de-
generar; decaer; consumirse.—va, Dis-
minuir, pu re
Dwindled, a. Contraido, disminnido,
To Dye, ca, Tefilr.
Dye, 8. Tinte.
Dyer, e. Tintorero.
Dyeing, 8. Tintorería, teñidura.—a, Tenido.
Dyestuff, 2. Materia do tinte, cay dep
Dyers'-broom, 4, (Bot.) Especle de ginesta.
Dyers'-weed, 8. (Bot.) Gualda.
pp. Moribundo, agonizante,
Dyingly, ad. A’ manera do moribundo.
Dynamics, ¢. Dinámica; clencia de las fuer-
zas motrices.
Dynasty, €. Dinastía,
Dyscrasy, 8, Di mal temperamento.
Dysenteric, a. Disentérico.
rot dead 8. Disenteria.
ysnomy, & Mala legislacion.
Dyspepsy, 8. Dispepeia. mer.
Dysphagia, e. Disfagia, dificnitad en el co-
Dysphony, s. Diefonía, dificultad de hablar.
Dyspnea, & Dispnea, dificaltad en el respi-
rar.
Dysury, €. Disurla, dificnitad en el orinar.
EAR
ECC
E.
E. Esta letra tiene dos sonidos en ingles;
uno igual al de la letra $ en castellano ;
v. gen each (ich), eagle (iguel), y otro
como el de la e en español; v. g., men,
bed. Es muda, cuands finaliza alguna
palabra, excepto en las monosilabas y en
as derivadas inmediatamento del gricgo;
Y, solo sirve, cuando es final, para al
a vocal que precede, como cn mine, fate
(main, fet).
Each, pron. Cualquier, cada, cada uno.
Eager, a. Ansioso; ardiento, impaciento;
vivo; mordaz. [mente; acremente.
Eagerly, ad. Ansiosamente, vehemente-
Eagerness, 8. Ansla, ahinco; apresaramien-
to; aspereza.
Eagle, e. A'gulla,
Eagle-cyed, Eagle-sighted, a. De vista lince.
Eagle-speed, a. Velocidad de águila,
Engless, 2f. La hembra del dguila.
Eagle-stone, a. Etítes, piedra de águila.
Eaglct, a. Aguilucho.
Eagle-winged, a. Alado como águila,
Eagle-wood, 8, Madera de águila,
Ear, 8. Oreja; oido; asa; oe
To Ear, on. Esplear. (Dos.) . Toset
by the eara, Refilr.
Earache, 4. Dolor de oidos. [dadas,
Ear-bored, a. El que ticne las orejas hora-
Kar-deafening, a. Lo quo ensordece.
Eardrop, 8. Y. Ear-ring. [do.
Eared, a. Lo que tiene orejas ú oldos; ara-
Earing, 8. La accion do arar la tierra, Zar
el of a sail, (Náu.) Empuñidura de una
ela,
v
Earl, 8, Conde, titulo de nobleza,
Earldom, a. Condado, señorio de conde.
Earlap, €. La punta do la oreja, :
Earless, a. Desorejado; cl que no quiere otr.
A 8. Precocidad, anticipacion ; pron-
titud.
Earlock, a, Especte de bucle 6 rizo.
Early, a. Temprano, presto. To rise early,
Madrugar. Early riser, Madrugador.
Karly tn, Al principio de.—ad. Tem-
prano.
Earmark, s. Señal en la oreja. [orejas.
To Earmark, ca. Señalar el ganado en las
To Earn, ca. Ganar; obtener, conseguir,
Earnest, 4. Ardiente; diligente; atento; se-
rio.—e. Veras, seriedad ; estrena— To give
earnest, Dar señal. Jn good carneat, De
buena fe. (Fam.) Con formalidad.
Earnestly, ad. Seriamente, de veras; enca-
recidamente,. {solicitud, diligencia.
Earnestness, £ Ansia, zelo; solemnidad;
Earning, €. Salario, jornal,
Xarpick, 4. Escarbaotdos. [el oido.
Earpiercing, a. El sonido agudo que penetra
SD: 8. Zarcillo, pendiente. (Mex.)
te.
Earshot, 2. Alcance del oido,
Earth, a. Tierra. (Quím.) Tierra. El globo
terrestre; la calidad de terreno,
To Earth, ea. Enterrar, con ticrra.—tn. Ro-
tirarso debajo de tierra,
Earthbag, 8. (Fort.) Saco de tierra,
Earthbank, a. Cercado do tierra.
Earthboard, ¢. Orejera, la parte del arado
Loza de barro.
que abre el surco.
rthenware,
Earthen, a. Térreo, terreno.
o le Tenaniled grosería,
ness, 8. Terren ;
Earthlinoss, 8. Vanidad mundana.
Earthling, 8. Tlabitante de la tierra.
Earthly, a. Terrestre, mundano; temporal,
sensual
Earthly-minded, a. Mundano, sensual.
decis 8. Groseria; sensuali-
Earth-nut, a, Criadilla do tierra,
Earthquake, a. Temblor de tierra, terremoto.
Eart do 8. Lombriz; gusano; hombre
Earwax, @. Cerilla 6 cera de los otdos,
Earwig, e. Tijereta; cuchichero,
Earwitnesa, a. Testigo de oidas,
Ease, 8. Quietud, reposo; conveniencia;
desahogo; facilidad; desembarazo.
To Easo, ca. Alviar; moderar; desemba-
razar. To ease one's self, Hacer del
cuerpo.
+Easeful, a. Quieto, pacífico.
tEascfully, ad. Pacificamento,
Easel, a. Caballete de pintor,
Easelesa, a. Inquieto.
Easement, e. Alivio, apoyo.
Easily, ad. Fácilmente. dry
laters & Facilidad, diligencia; libertad,
East, 8. Oriente; este. [E£ve, Sábado santo,
Easter, 8, Pascua de resureccion. aster
Eastorly, a. Oriental.
Eastern, a. Oriental.
Eastward, ad. Hicia el oriente.
Té a. Fácil; cortes, sociable; cómodo;
libre; contento; aliviado, tenerse,
To Eat, ta. y 2. Comer; consumir; man-
Eatables, a. y a. Comestible, viveros.
Eater, s. Comedor. A great eater, Tragon.
Eating-house, s. Figon, vorenot:
Eaves, 8. pl. Socarren, alero de tejado.
To Eavesdrop, va. Escuchar por curiosidad.
Eavesdropper, @ Escuchador de teja.
To Ebb, on. Menguar; decaer, irse consu-
miendo.
Ebb, a. Menguante; decadencia, The ebb
of life, La vejez. To be in a low edb,
Estar pobre. [baja.
Ebbing, a Reflajo, 2 is ebbing, La marea
Ebon, a, Negro, oscuro; hecho de ébano.
Ebonist, a. Ebanista [valor.
Ebony, 8. E'bano, madera, negra, de mucho
Ebriety, a, Ebriedad, embriaguez,
Ebrillade, e. Sofrenazo.
Ebulliency, $. Eballicion. [viendo.
Ebullicnt, a. Hirviente, lo quo está hir-
Ebullition, e. Ebullicion, hervor.
Eccentric, Eccentrical, a. Excéntrico; ex-
travagante, loco,
Eccentric, a. Excentrico,
Eccentricity, a. Excentricidad; cxtravagan-
cia, particularidad, rarcza. cutis,
Eechymoeis, ¢. Equímosis, manchas en el
Ecclesiastes, 8. Eclesiastes, tambien uno
de los libros do la Biblia.
Ecclesiastic, Ecclosiastical, a. se rae
EDI
EFF
Sone E eaten A ee aes te
Keel 8, Eclesiástico, libro sagrado Edifyingl larmente.
esiastic,
con esta titulo.
Ecclesiastically, ad. Eclesiasticamente.
Echinate, Echinated, a. Erizado.
Echinites, 4. (Min.) Boton de mar.
Echinus, 8, Erizo; marisco ; zurron espinoso.
Arq.) Cuartobocel.
Echo, €. Eco. (ra. Repercutir la voz.
To Echo, ta, Resonar, formar eco, repetir.—
Echometer, 8. Ecómetro. Fr €eC08.
Echometry, s. Ecometria, el arto de cons-
Eclaircissoment, 8, Aclaracion, explicacion,
ilustracion.
Eclat, e, Esplendor, lustro, magnificencia.
Eclectic, a. Ecléctico.—s. Secta de filósofos.
Ecll 4. Eclipso, oscurociinicnto,
To Eclipse, ea. Eclipsar; deslustrar.—on.
gc papis {cido.
Ecliptic, a Ecliptica.—a. Ecliptico; oscure-
Eclogue, & E“cloga ó égloga. [gal, parco.
Economic, Economical, a. Economico, fru-
Economically, ad. Ecunómicamente,
Economica, & Económica, filosofia moral
que trata del gobierno de una familia.
Economist, s. Economista, de bienes, 6 poli-
tica. [con prudencia.
To Economize, va. Economizar, inistrar
Eo & Economia; gobierno; frugali-
dad; órden, sea en sentido moral 6 físico,
Ecstasied, a. Extútico, trasportado.
Ecstasy, a. E'xtasi; gozo, entusiasmo; dis-
traccion.
+To Ecstacy, oa. Extastar, cntusiasmar.
Ecstatic, Ecstatical, a. Extático, absorto,
Ectroplura, 8. Ectropion, inversion del pár-
B rom
tEctypal, a. Tomado del original.
tEctype, a. Ectipo, copia
Ecumenical, a. Ecumenico,
Edacious, a. Voraz, gloton.
Edaclousness, Edacity, s, Glotonería,
Edder, & V. Adder.
To Edder, va, Enlazar una ompalizada,
Kddish, 3, Heno tardío.
Eddy, $. Remolino ; reveses.~-a. Remo
Eddy-water, e Estela, agua muorta.
Edematous, a. Edematoso,
Eden, a. Eden, paraiso.
Eden! a. Admitido en el
Excntated, a. Desdentado, [dentar.
Edentation, 8. La accion y el efecto de des-
do.
o-
Edge, 8. Filo; punta; ángulo; márgen.
* trans ou. ar; ribetcar, guarnecer con
as.
Edgod, a, Afilado,
Edgclesa, a. Embotado. [to afilado.
Edgctool, 8, Herramienta afilada, instrumen-
rod cy De ie 6 de ee
edging, €, Orla, ribete; encaje angosto.
Edible a. Comestiblo. are
Edict, a, Edicto, manlato, órden.
Ediñicant, «, Edificador, fabricador.
Xdification, 4. Edificacion, aprovechamiento,
adelantamiento.
Edifloatory, a. Edificatorio, instructlyo,
Edifice, s. Edificio, fabrica.
Edlfcial, a. Lo perteneciento á un edificio,
Edifier, «, Edificador, edificante.
To Edify, ou. Edificar; dar buen ejemplo,
Edifying, hee Edificacion, buen ejemplo.
gly, ad. Ejemp
Edile, a. e m ode Roma. — [tor.
To Edit, va. Publicar una obra 6 ser su edi-
Edition, 8. Edicion, publicacion 6 impresion
de un libro.
Editor, €. Editor, redactor.
Editorial, a. Lo que es del editor 6 redactor.
Editorship, a. Encargo de editor.
To Educato, va. Educar, criar; instruir.
Education, 8, Educacion,
Educator, 4, Educador, instructor.
To Educe, oa. Educir; sacar 4 luz,
Eduction, €. Educcion.
To Edulcorate, ea. Dulzurar, endulzar.
Edulcoration, 4, Dulcificacion. (Quim.) Pu-
rificacion,
pares a ee rios
8. a, de aguas canagos8s,
holpous 8, (Ict.) Mustela. Aciráliad
, 8. n para pescar
To Efface, va. Borrar, cancelar,
Effacement, s. Cancoladura,
Effect, e. Efecto, consecuencia; intento;
realidad. ects, Caudal.
To Effoct, va, Efectuar, cjocutar, producir.
Effectible, a. Factible, A lei
Effection, £. (Gcom.) Construccion proble-
mática. real,
Effective, a. Eficiente; eficaz; operativo;
Effectively, ad, Eficazmonte; efectivamen-
te, realmente.
Effectiveness, a. Eficiencia, potencia,
EfYoctloss, a, Ineficaz, impotente.
Effector, 4 Causador, criador, antor.
Effectual, a, Eficiente; eficaz, activo, [ta
Effoctuall , ad, Eficientemente, eficazmen-
To Effectuate, va. Efectuar, poner por obra,
Effeminacy, 8. Afeminacion, molicie; cobar-
dia; lascivia. (de; voluptroso,
Effeminate, a. Afominado, enervado, cobar-
To Effeminate, ea. Afeminar, dobilitar.—en,
Afeminarso, enorvarse.
Effeminately, ad. Afeminadamente.
Effeminateness, 8. Afeminamiento.
tEffemination, 8. Afeminacion.
To Effervesce, on. Hervir, fermentar.
Eflervescence, & Efervescencia.
Effoto, a Estéril; usado, cascado.
es . Eficaz.
Efficaciously, ad. Eficazmente,
Efficaclousness, $. Eficacidad.
Efficacy, $. Eficacia.
Efiictonce, Efficiency, e. Eficiencia, virtud.
ens a, Eficiente, eficaz.
Eficicn y ad. Eficientemente.
EMgies, , 8. Efiglo, imagen.
Effiglation, a. El acto de retratar. [vorse.
To Efñoresco, ex. (Quim.) Efloresoer, disol-
Efflorescence, Eflorescency, & Eflorescen-
cla; erupcion; florescencia.
EMlorescent, a, Efloresciente.
Efflorescentia, a. (Bot) Efloreseencia.
mauacion, efuvio; efusion;
cla,
EMuent, a. Efinente,
EMovium, or EfMuvia, e. Effuvio,
tEfflux, e. Efusion ; flujo, derrame.
To Efflux, on. Fluir. [clon.
Effluxion, e. Efluvio, exhalacion, ovapora-
tTo Efforoo, ea. Forzar, violar,
ELA
ELF
Effort, 8. Esfuerzo, empeño.
Effossion, 8. Excavacion ; desentierro,
Effrontery, 8. Descaro, desvergiienza.
Effulgence, €. Resplandor, lustre, fulgor.
Effulgent, a. Resplandeciente, lustroso, lu-
minoso,
To Effuse, va. Derramar, verter, esparcir.
Effusion, a. Efusion; flujo do palabras.
ta a. Difusivo.
ft, 2 Lagartija,
Fl'o Egerminate, ea. Brotar, germipar.
+To Egest, ou. Evacuar, oxpeler.
Egestion, 4, Evacuacion, expulsion.
Exg, 8. Huovo. V. Spatwn. [atraor.
To Egg, oa Hurgar, inducir, provocar;
Egg-cup, & Huevera.
Exgcr, 8. Incitador, instigador.
Erging, 8. Incltamiento.
Exilops, a V. 4gyilo
Loe A pales lantina,
“olsm, e, E O.
Evoist, a,
Egotism, 8, tismo.
Exotist, a Egutista.
Egotistical, a, tístico.
To Egotize, on. Hablar mucho de si mismo.
E ous, a. Egreglo, eximio, ilustre, exco-
ento; 080, infame, perverso,
Egregiously, ad, ereplamanta, insigne-
mente; infamemente.
Egregiousneas, e, Eminencia,
prosa * Om) Es a
¿gret, a, (Orn. e de garza; pluma,
Feyptlen, a Exipelos tano. V. Gipsy.
Elder, Eiderdown, 8. Plumazon de aves.
Eight, a. Ocho.
Eighth, a Octavo.
Eighteen, a. Diez y ocho.
Eighteenth, a. Décimo octavo.
Eightfold, a. Ocho veces tanto,
Kixhthly, ad. En el octavo lugar.
Eighticth, a, Octogésimo.
Eightacore, a. Ciento y sesenta,
Eighty, a. Ochenta,
+Eisel, a Vinagro. [0’, sca, ya.
Either, pron. Cualquicra, cada uno.—con/.
To Ejaculate, oa. Arrojar, despedir, disparar.
Ejaculation, 8. Jaculatoria; cyaculacton.
Ejaculatory, a. Disparado, repentino; eya-
T ea p Arroj 1 deepddis, de ;
o Eject, va. ar, expoler, e-
Ejection, 4. Expulsion; evacuacion, :
Ejectment, a, andamlento do despojo; ex-
ulsion de una casa.
tEjulation, e. Alarido, abullido, grito.
ae Eke, ca, Aumentar, suplir; alargar, pro-
ongar.
Eke, «. Aumento.—conj. Tambien, ademas,
Eking, V. Keking. esmero.
To Elaborate, va Elaborar, trabajar con
Elaborate, a, Elaborado, esmerado, acabado,
Elaboratcly, ad. Culdadoeamente, con mu-
cho trabajo.
Elaborateness, 8. Primor, perfeccion.
Elaboration, e. Elaboracion.
To Elapso, on. Pasar, correr el tiempo.
Elastic, Elastical, a. Elástico,
Elasticity, a. Elasticidad.
Elate, a. Altivo, engreido, soberbio,
To Elato, va. Engreir, onsoberbecer; exaltar.
Elatedly, ad. Soberbiarnente.
Elation, & Engretmiento, orgullo, altivoz,
Elbow, 8, El cudo; cosa que forma ángulo.
To Elbow, ea, Codear.—on. Formar recodos.
Elbowchair, 8. Silla de brazos, silla poltrona.
[soberbla,
Elbowroom, 8. Anchura, [Ancianos.
Elder, 8. (Bot.) Sauco.—a. Mayor. Kidere,
Elder! , €, Mayor, el de edad ya madara.
Eldership, a Ancianidad; primogenitura;
presbiterato.
Elder-wine, 8. Bebida hecha del zumo de
bayas de sauco fermentado.
Eldest, a. supert. Lo mas anciano,
Elecampana, $, (Bot.) E'nula campana.
To Elect, va. Elegir. [tinado,
Elect, a. Elegido, escogido, electo; predes-
Electant, a, Elector.
Election, 8, Eleccion; predestinacion,
Electioneoring, 8. El acto de solicitar votos.
Electivo, a. Electivo. lective attraction,
Atraccion electiva
Electively, ad, Electivamento.
Elector, 8. Elector.
Electoral, a. Electoral.
Electorallty, Electorate, e. Electorado.
Electro, 8, Electro, ámbar.
Electric, Electrical, a. Eléctrico,
Elcctrician, a, Profesor de electricidad.
Electricity, €. Electricidad.
To Electrify, va, Electrizar.
To Electrize, on. Electrizarse,
Eloctrometer, 2. Electrómetro.
Electuary, 8. Electuario.
Eleemosynary, a y e. Pobre, que vive de
limosna. to, aire, garbo,
Elegance, Elegancy, s. Elegancia; buen gus-
Elegant, a. El te, fino, delicado.
Elegantly. ad. Elegantomente,
Elegiac, Elegiacal, a. Elegiaco.
Elegiast, Elegist, a, El que escribe elegías,
Elegy, 8. Ea, canto fúnebre.
Element, 4. Elemento; ingrediente, .Ele-
menta, Elementos,
Elemental, a. Elemental, elementar.
tElementality, 2 Composicion, combina-
clon de ingredientes,
+Elementarity, 8. Simplicidad. [piente.
Elementary, @. Elemental, inicial; inci-
Elemt, 4. Elemí, resina medicinal.
Elench, 4. Argumento, sofisma.
tElenchical, u. Lo que sirvo para confutar.
Elephant, a. Elefante. Zlephante teeth,
pt. et, opero de
ophantiasis, a, Elefancia, especie de lepra.
Elephantino, a. Elefantino. en
To Elevate, va. Elevar, alzar, exaltar.
clevate, a, Elovado, exaltado.
Elevation, s, Elevacion; altura, (Arq.) Al-
zado. Altura
Elovator, 8. Eleyador.
Eleve, & Discípulo.
Eleven, a Once.
Eleventh, a. Onceno, undécimo,
Elf, £ Duende; diablo; enano.
To Elf, va, Enmarañar 6 enredar ol pee
Elf-arrow, 8. Pedernal en forma de ficcha.
Elfin, a. Lo perteneciente á duendca—«
Diablillo, niño travieso. [dado,
Elfish, a. Lo que pertenece dr aduen-
EMA
EMB
Elf-locks, a pl. Greñas de duendes, benzas Emancipation: 8. Emancipacion, manumi-
de pelo. [atraer,
To Picit, ea. Poner por obra; sacar de;
tElicit, a. Hecho, ejecutado. (la voluntad.
+Elicitation, a. La ejecucion de un acto de
Eligibllity, a. Elegibilidad.
Eligible, a. Elegible, preferible.
Eliyiblenesa, 8. Elegibilidad. [expulsar.
To Eliminate, ect. Abrir; poner en li
Elimination, e. Destlerro, expulsion.
Eliquation, 3. Separacion de dos metales.
Elision, a (Gram.) Elision. Division.
Elite, 4. Lo mejor, lo selecto; la flor.
+To Elixate, vu. Macerar.
Elixir, ¢. Elixir; quinta esencia.
Elk, 8. Alce 6 gran bestia.
Elke, 8. Cisne salvaje.
a tn a Elin is Pe lipel.
psis, a. Elipeis; elipse 6 e
Elliptic, Elliptical, a, Etiptico.
Elm, € (Bot) Olmo.
Elmy, a. Olmedo, lleno de olmos.
Elocution, 8. Elocucion.
Eloge, 8. Oracion fúnebre.
+Elogist, a. V. Eulogist.
Elogy, 4. Eloglo.
To Eloigne, ea. Alejar, a A
Eloignment, 8, Distancia; separacion.
+To Klong, va. Alejar, retardar. [jarse.
To Elongate, va. Alargar, apartar.—on. Ale-
Elongation, 8, Alejamiento, distancia; pro-
longacion ; pla
To Elope, on. parse, huirse, ovadirso,
Elopement, e. Fuga, huida;
Elops, 4. Serpiente de mar.
Eloquencao, 8. Elocuencia.
Eloquent, a. Elocuente.
Eloquently, ad. Elocuentemente.
Else, pron. Otro, Nobody else, Ningun
otro. Nothing else, Nada mas.—conj. O’,
de otra suerto, sl no.
Elsewhcro, ad. En otra parte, do otra parte.
Elsin, a V. Atoll [rar.
To Elucidate, va. Dilucidar, explicar, acla
ineiietons 8, Elucidacion, explicacion,
ac on.
Elucidative, a, Expositivo, explicativo.
Elucidator, ¢. Expositor, comentador. [lar.
To Elude, va. Eludir, evadir, escapar; bur-
Eludible, a. Evitable
Elusion, & Fraude, artificio, subterfugio.
Elusive, a. Artificioso; falaz.
Elusorinees, 8. Fraude, engaño; astacia.
Elusory, a. Falaz; artificioso, ilusorio.
To Elute, va. Lavar, limpiar; purificar,
Elutriation, 4. El lavado de minerales,
To Elutriate, va. Docantar; colar.
Elystan, a. Ameno, delicioso.
o Emacerate, o. V. 70 Emaciale.
To Emaciato, ta. Extenuar, adelgazar. —on.
Enflaquecer. clado, extenuado.
Emaciate, a. Enflaqnecido. (Méd.) Ema-
Emaciation, $. Extenuacion, en o
to. ar.
+To Emaculate, va. Quitar manchas; lim-
Emanant, a. Emanante, fluente,
To Emanato, on. Emanar.
Emanation, 8. Emanacion; efluvio.
Emanative, a. Emanante, fuente. pr
To ra ta. Emancipar; dar -
sion.
Emancipator, & Libertador, manumisor.
To Emarginate, 04. Quitar la margen, recor-
tar. (Bot) Eacortar.
Emarginate, a. (Bot) Escotado. [var.
To Einasculate, ta. Castrar; afeminar, ener-
Emase ue ulate, 4. Afeminado, viclado; cas-
rado,
Emasculation, 8. Castradura; afeminacion.
To Embalo, ea. Embalar, enfardar,
To Embalin, ra. Embalsamar.
Embalmer, 8. Embalsamador.
To Embar, ta. Cercar, cerrar; bloquear.
Embarcation, 8. (N an.) Embarco; la accion
de embarcarse,
Em a & Embargo, secuestro.
To Em , va, Embargar, detener.
To Embark, ea. y vn. Embarcar; embar-
carse; em en,
Embarkation, «. Embarcacion.
To Embarrass, ca. Embarazar, enredar.
rara 8. Embarazo, dificultad, en-
redo.
To Embase, ta. Desmejorar, envilecer.
+Embasement, & Doterioracion.
Embaseadresa, 4/. Embajadora.
Embassy, 8. Emb i:
To Embattle, ea. Formar en órden de ba-
Embattled, a. Almenado; cortado, recortado,
Embedded, a. Enterrado en ó entre; intro-
ducido. [tear.
To Embellish, oa. Hermosear, adornar, ribe-
Embellishment, 8. Adorno, ornato.
Embors, a, pl. Rescoldo.
Ember-week, 4. Semana de timporas, Xim-
ber-daye, Las cuatro témporas.
To tuberia, va. Malversar, apropiarse,
malgastar.
Embezzlement, a, Hurto malversacion, robo.
Embezzler, 8. Malversador.
To Embibe, V. Zo Imbibe,
To Emblaze, es. Adornar con colores bri-
llantes; blasonar.
To Emblazon, ca. Blasonar; esmaltar.
Emblazoner, 8. El que publica alguna cosa
pomposamente; heraldo.
Emblazonry, 8. Blason. pirica.
Emblem, @ Esmalte; emblema, pintura
tTo Emblem, ca, Representar en emblema
6 alegoría. co, alusivo, simbólica,
Emblcmatic, Emblematical, a. Emblemáti-
Emblematically, ud. Emblemáticamente,
Enblematist, 8. Inventor de emblemas.
tTo Emblematize, ca, Representar por em-
blemas, [tierras 6 su cultivo,
Emblements, & p?. Las rentas que d las
Emblemizing, s. El acto de hacer emblemas.
To Embody, ra. Incorporar.
To Embolden, va. Animar.
Embolism, a Embolismo, intercalacion.
Embolus, £. E'mbolo, [borde,
To Emborder, va. Guarnecer con marco 6
To Embosk, on, Emboscarse. A
To Emboss, ea. Relevar, realzar; encerrar;
Embosament, Realce, relieve, resalte.
To Embottlo, ea. Embotellar.
To Embow, oa Arquear, encorvar.
To Embowel, ca. Desentrañar, destripar
hundir on otra sustancia,
EMP
ENA
Emboweoller, $. Desentrañador.
To Embower, en. Habitar en los bosques.
To Embrace, va. Abrazar; cenir, contener;
admitir. clon, cariños,
Embrace, Embracement, 8. Abrazo; recep-
Embracer, 8. Abrazador; cariñoso.
Embracing, €. Abrazo, cariño.
Embrasure, & Tronera, abortura.
To Embrocate, vc. (Mvd.) Embrocar,
Embrocation, & oe area [tola,
To Embroider, ea. Bordar; dibujar subre
Embroiderer, & Bordador.
Embroidery, 4. Bordado, bordadura.
To Embroll, va. Embrollar, enreúar; con-
fundir; desunir.
Embroilment, 8. Alboroto; embrollo.
Embryo, Embryon, 4. Embrion.
+To Emend, va. Emendar, corregir.
Emendable, a. Corregible.
+Emendately, ad. Correctamente.
Emendation, a, Enmienda, correccion.
Emendator, 8, Corrector, revisor.
Emendatory, a. Lo que contribuye á en-
mendar, ote,
Emerald, s. Esmeralda. {salir 4 luz
To Emerge, on. Salir; proceder; provenir;: Empoisoner, 8. Envenenador.
To Empeach, ea. Impedir, oponer.
+To Emperil, ca. Peligrar, arresgar.
Emperor, 8. Emperador.
Emphasis, a. E'nfasis, [enórgico,
Emphatic, Emphatical, a, Enfitico; fuerte,
Emphatically, ad. Enfáticamenteo.
Emphysematous, a. Entumecido, hinchado,
Emplre, e. Imperio; mando, dominio.
Empiric, 8. Empirico, charlatan.
Empiric, Empirical, a. Empirico.
Empirically, ad. Empíricamento.
Empiricism, 8, Empirismo; charlatanería,
Emplaster, 8. Emp E
+To Emplaster, va. Emplastar.
Ua ae a. Viscoso, glutinoso, poroso.
To Emplead, ea, Acusar, donunciar, delatar.
To Employ, ea. Emplear, ocupar; comi-
sionar. [co
Employ, 4 Emp connects oficio públ-
Employable, a, Empleable.
Employer, 8, El que emplea. (Fam.) El amo.
Employment, 8. Empleo, ocupacion, cargo.
To Emplunge, oa. Sumergir; oprimir,
To Empoison, oa. Envenenar, atosigar, em-
ponzofiar.
[miento.
Emergence, Emergency, ¢. Emersion ; a | Empotsoning, 8. Atosigamiento, emponzona-
gencia; apricto. eo.
Emergent, a. Emergente; repentino, subl-
Emerited, a. Jubilado.
Emerods, Emeroids, a, V. Hemorrhoids.
Emersion, & Emersion. (Astr.) Emersion.
Emery, 8. Enmeril, piedra mineral.
Emetio, Emetical, 8. y a. Emético, vomitiyo.
Emetically, ad. A’ manera de vomitivo,
Emeu 6 Emew, a (Orn.) Especie de avestruz,
Emication, @ Chispeo.
Emiction, $. Meados, orina,
Emigrant, +Emigrate, e. y a. Emigrado;
vago, vagamundo.
To Emigrate, on. Emigrar, trasmigrar.
Emigration, 3. Emigracion.
Eminence, Eminenoy, 2 Altura, elevacion ;
clma; eminencia, excelencia,
pment a. Eminonto, elevado, conspicno.
Eminen oe ad, Eminentemente. sia,
Emir, 8. Emir, dignidad en Turquía y Per-
Emissary, 8, Emisario, espía, agente secreto.
Emission, 8. Emision.
To Emit, va. Emitir; arrojar, despedir.
Emmenagogues, a. Emenagogos, modica-
mentos,
Emmet, s. Hormiga.
To Emmew, ea. Enjaular, encerrar.
Emollient, 8. y a. Emoliente.
Emolument, 4 Emolumento, pago, saldo.
Emolumental, a. U'til, provechoso,
Emotion, & Emocion, agitacion, alboroto.
To Empale, va. Cercar; empalar. liz.
Emporium, £ Emporio, cludad de mucho
tráfico y comercio.
To Empoverish, va. Empobrecer.
Empoverisher, 8. El que empobrece & otros.
Empoverlshment, s. Empobrecimiento.
a oes va. Autorizar, comisionar, ha-
Empresa, af. Emperatriz, emperadora,
Emprise, 8. Empresa.
Emptier, e. Vaciador, [dad
Emptiness, £ Vacio, vácuo; vacuidad ; fatill-
Emption, a, Compra.
Empty, a. Vacio; vacante; vano; igno-
rante; hambriento; frívalo, superficial
To Empty, oa. Vaciar, evacuar, desocupar.
—on. Vaciarse. [pura.
To Empurple, va. Purpurar, teñir de púr-
Exnpyreal, Empyrean, a. y s. Empireo.
Empyreuma, 8, Empireama, olor d
dable, roumático,
Empyroumatic, Empyroumatical, a, Empi-
Bmpr ros 8. Conflagracion.
To Emulate, va. Emular, competir. [lir.
+Emulate, a. Ambicioso, deseoso de sobresa-
Emulation, a Emulacion; rivalidad.
Emalative, a. Emulativo.
Emulator, 8, E'mulo, rival, antagonista.
Emulatress, ef E'mula, cmuladora,
+To Emulge, ea. Ordeñar, chupar, exprimir.
Emulgent, a. Emulgente.
Emulous, a. E'mulo.
Emulously, ad. Con emulacion,
do.
Empalement, 2 Empalamiento. (Bot.) Ca-! Emulsion, «. Emulsion, medicamento ere
Empanuel, €, La lista do los jurados á un; Emunctory, €. (Múd.) Emuntorio, el canal
juicio.
To Empannel, va. Citar 4 los jurados,
To Emparadise, va. V. To Imparadise.
To Empark, va. Cercar con estacas; encer-
rar
Em asm, e. Empasma.
To Empassión, va. Irritar, eonmover.
excretorio, [cosa se enmobezca,
+Emuscation, ¢. El acto de impedir que una
To Enable, on. Facilitar; habilitar, propor-
cionar.
+Enabloment, a. Habilidad, poder do hacer.
To Enact, va. Establecer, decretar, mandar.
Enactor, 8. Logislador; ejecutor, establece-
Empassionate, a. Irritadu, conmovido, fue-| dor.
ra de aL
Aa?
+Enacture, €, Decroto; US 0
Enema, e. (Méd.) Estiptico.
To Enambush, va. Emboscar, armar cclada.
To Enamol, va. Esmaltar; pintar de esmalte.
Enamel, ¢. Esmalte.
Enameller, a Esmaltador.
Enamelling, a. El arto de esmaltar,
+Enamorado, s. Enamorador.
To Enamor, oa. Enamorar.
+Enarration, 8, Exposicion, comonto,
Enarthrosis, a, (Anat.) Enártrosls,
+To Enavignte, es, Navegar.
To Encago, oa. Enjaular, encarcelar.
To Encamp, en. Acamparse, alojarse.—oa.
Acampar; alojar.
Encamping, 8. Acampamento, campamento,
Encampment, a. Campamento, campo.
ate nike va, Corroer, corrumper, con-
minar.
To Encase, oa. Encajar.
To Encave, ta. Escondorse, encavarse.
Encaustic, a. Encáustico, [cmbarazada.
Enceinte, €. Cerca, circuito.—a. Preñada,
To Enchafe, ea. Enfurecer, ensañar, irritar,
To Enchain, va. Encadenar.
To Enchant, va. Encantar, deleitar.
Enchanter, 8. Encantador, hechicero,
Enchantingly, ad. Como por encanto.
Enchantment, 4. Encanto, magia, embeleso,
Enchantress, 4/. Encantadora,
+To Encharge, va. Fiar 4, con,
To Enchase, ca. Engastar; adornar con ro-
llevos,
Enchiridion, €. Enquiridion, manual
tEncindered, a. Reducido á cenizas,
To Encircle, va. Cercar, rodear.
Encirclet, 8, Circulo, anillo.
Enclitic, 4. Enclítica.
To Encloister, ca. Enclaustrar.
To Enclose, ra. Cercar; cirecundar; incluir.
Encloser, a, Cercador.
Enclosure, & Cercamionto; cercado, corral.
To Encoach, va. Llovar on coche.
To Encoffin, va. Meter en un ataud.
+Encomberment, a. Embarazo, molestia,
Encomiast, a. Encomiasta, oo co.
Encomlastic, Enoomlastical, a. Encom -
Encomium, 8. Encomio, clogio, panegirico.
To Encompass, eva. Cercar, circundar, sitiar;
rcuir, [mas,
Encore, ad. Otra vez, de nuevo; aun, ade-
Encounter, @ Encuentro; duclo; batalla;
casualidad.
To Encounter, ra, Encontrar, acometer;
tropezar.—on. Pclear, combatir.
Encounterer, 8. Antagonista, conorincante.
To Encourage, ca. Animar, incitar; favore-
cer; fomentar. paro, fornonto,
Encouragement. a, Estimalo, incentivo; am-
Encourager, 8. Patron, protector, favorece-
dor, incitador. [Infundir valor.
Encouragingly, ad. De una mancra capaz de
To Encradie, va. Meter en la cana
To Encrease, ca. Aumentar. V. Increase.
+Encrimsoned, a, Carmesi.
tEncrisped, a. Rizado.
To Encroach, va. Usarpar; E tod lo
ajeno.—en. Pasar los limites. To encroach
upon kindnesa, Abusar do la bondad de.
Encroacher, 4. Usurpador, .
Encroachingly, ad. Por intrusion.
eM)
on, intrusion,
, cargar.
pert eat 8. Embarazo, impedimento,
estorbo.
Encyclical, e. Enciclico, circular. (dia,
Encyclopedia, Encyclo , & Enciclope-
Encyclo e. Enciclo [quiste.
Enepston a (Cin) Ss ria metido en un
Encroachment, 8. Usu
To Encumber, ca. Em
End, a Fin, extremidad, remate; conclu-
on, destino, muerte; determinacion ;
objeto,
To End, ea. Acabar, concluir, fenecer; ma-
tar.—on. Acabarse, terminarse; morir, fe-
necer.
+End-all, a Ultimo remate. i
+To Endamago, va. Dañar, perjudicar,
+Endamageable, a. Dañoso.
+Endamagement, a. Daño; pérdida.
To Endanger, va. Pel , arriesgar.
+Endangermont, a, P o, riesgo.
To Endear, va. Hacer 6 hacerso amar; en-
carecer.
Endearing, & Atractivo.
Endoarment, 4. Encarecimiento.
Endeavor, & Esfuerzo, conato, empeño.
To Endeavor, on. Esforzarse.—vca. Tentar,
probar, tratar de, procurar. com.
Endeavorer, 8 El que rocura el logro de una
Endecagon, 8. Endecágono. [co.
Endemial, Endemic, Endemical, a. Endémi-
+To Endenize, Endenizen, oa. Naturalizar ;
franquear, hacer libre.
Ender, 8, Acabador.
To Endict, ea. V. To Indict. pu
Endictment, a. Edicto, estatato, V. Jadict-
Ending, ¢. Conclusion, cosacion ; termins-
cion; fin. Indile
To Endite, en. Componer, escribir. V. Zo
Enditer, s. Escritor, autor. Y. Indiler.
Endive, e. (Bot.) Escarola, endibta,
a. Infinito, interminable, perpetuo.
Endlessly, ad. Infinitamente.
Endicesness, a. Perpetuidad, infinidad.
+Endlong, ad. En linea recta.
tEndmost, a. Lo mas léjos.
To Endoctrine, va. Instrutr, enseñar.
To Endorse, ea. Rotular, autorizar; cubrir
la espalda de alguna cosa; endosar ó en-
dorsar. era una letra de cambio.
Endorses, & El sugeto á cuyo favor está en-
Endorsement, 8, Kétalo; endoso de una le-
tra do cambio; ratificacion.
Endorser, & Endosante 6 endosador.
+To Endoss, ca. V. To Engrave
To Endow, va. Dotar á una mujer; á una
as cara colegio, etc.; dotar.
Endower, 8, Dotador.
Endowment, & Dote; dotes; talentos.
+To Endrudgo, va, Esclavizar, hacer esclavo,
To Endue, ca. Dotar, privilogiar; investir.
Endurable, a. Sufrible, tolerable. E po
Endurance, 8, Duracion; paciencia, sufr-
To Endure, va. Aguantar, sufrir, tolerar.—
en. Durar, persoverar; tener paciencia,
| Endurer, 8. Bufridor; continuador.
Endwise, ad. De punta, derecho.
Enema, €. Jeringa, ayuda.
Enemy, 8. Eneniúgo, antagonista; el diablo.
¡Enentetle, Energotical, a. Enórgico, vigo-
Toso.
Energetically, ad. Energicamente.
Energic, a Enérgico.
"lo Energize, va. Hácer obrar con energía,
dar cnergía, vigor, actividad.
Energizer, 8. Lo que causa, da energía.
Energy, a. Energía, fuerza, vigor, espíritu.
To Enervate, va. Encrvar, debilitar.
Enervato, a. Debilitado, enervado.
Enervation, 2, Enervacion; afeminacion.
+To Enorve, ¢a. Enervar, debilitar.
To Enfamish, ca. Ilambrear, matar de
hambre.
To Enfceble, oa. Debilitar, enorvar.
+Enfeloned, a. Feroz, cruel, bárbaro,
To Enfeoff, va. Enfeudar.
Enfeoffment, a Enfeudacion, y el titulo que
da derecho al fando,
+To Enfetter, va. Encadenar.
To Enfever, ea. Engrillar, acalenturar.
Enfilade, es. Ringlera, hilera.
To Enfilade, va. Enflar.
To Enfold, V. To Infold.
To Enforce, va. Esforzar; violentar; com-
peler.—on. Intentar por fuerza; demos-
trar. [peler ú obligar.
Enforceable, a. Lo que es capaz de com-
Enforcedly, ad. Por fuerza. za; aprieto.
Enforcement, 4. Compulsion, coaccion, fuer-
Enforcer, €. Forzador.
To Enfranchise, va. Franquear; poner en
Mbertad; manumitir; emancipar.
Enfranchisement, 4. Franquicia; manumi-
sion; libertad.
Enfranchiser, & Libertador ; manumisor.
To Engage, ca. Empeñar; traer 4 sí; obli-
gar; halagar; ocupar; acometer; com-
rometer; apalabrar, ajustar.—on. Pe-
ear; empefiarse, obligarse.
Engagedly, ad. Con empefio.
Engagement, & Empeño; ajuste, contrato ;
motivo, batalla.
Engager, 8. El que se empeña compromete
6 constituye en algun empeño, obligacion,
6 compromiso, úeño.
Engaging, a. Atractivo, insinuante, hala-
Engagingly, ad. Atractivamente.
To Engaol, ca. Encarcelar. [de florea.
To Engarland, ea. Enguirnaldar, coronar
To Engarrison, va. Guarnecer.
+Engastrimuth, 8. Ventrilocuo.
To ed va. Engendrar; producir.—
en. Engendrarso, causarse,
Engenderer, 3, Engondrador.
Tu Engild, en. Aclarar, iluminar.
Engine, & Máquina, Steam-engine, Mi-
uina de vapor. Fire-engíne, Bomba
de fuego. ile-engine, Martinote, Ins-
trumento, agente.
Engineor, 8. Ingeniero; maquinista. [cton.
Breiner ys 8. Artillería; maquinaria, inven-
To Engird, To Engirt, va. Cenir, cercar.
+To Englad, va. Alegrar.
Engle, 8. ig artificio. (gl
ngles.—e. Ingles, la lengua in-
To Engrain, ea. Tefiir, dar color subido á
gue cosa.
+To Engrapple, ea. Teacher, pelear:
To Engrasp, ea. Agarrar, asír.
To Engrave, va. Grabar; escalpir; tallar *
sepultar. :
+Engravement, tEngravery, 8. Grabado,
Engraver, & Grabador ; escultor.
Engraving, €. Grabado; lámina, estampa.
To Engross, va. Condensar, cepesar; en-
gordar, engrosar; monopollzar.
Engrosser, 8. Monopolista, agariliador.
Engrossing, 8. (Com.) Monopolio, (For.}
Copia de un instramento legal.
Engrossment, & Monopolio; copia de un
yTo Enguare, lig Noone defend :
o Engu oa, efender, am-
If, oa. Engolfar. V. To Ingulf.
mi et ran en
valor; agravar. e precio; agravacion.
Enhancement, $. Encarecimiento, subida
Enhancer, 3. Encarecedor.
To Enharbor, va. Residir, vivir en.
+To Enharden, ea. Alentar, dar ánimo.
Enharmonic, a. Enarmónico.
Enigma, 8. Enigma.
Enigmatic, Enigmatical, a. Enigmático.
Enigmatically, ad. Enigmaticamente.
Enigmatist, e. Enigmatista.
To Enigmatize, en. Usar de enigmas.
To Enjoin, ea. Mandar, ordenar, encargar,
prescribir; advertir.
Enjojner, & Mandante; el que da encargos.
tEnjoinment, 8, Mandato, precepto, órden ;
encargo.
To Enjoy, ea. Gozar; poseer; agradar.
Enjoyable, 8. Gozable,
Enjoyer, €, Gozador. [cer.
Enjoyment, a Gozo, fruicion, felicidad, pla-
To Enkindle, ea. Encender; inflamar, enar-
To Halerd. ea. Pri
o Enlard, va. Pringar, engrasar.
To Enlarge, ea. Engrandecer, aumentar;
dilatar; ampliar; o et difan-
dirse.—on, Extendirse, dilatarse.
Enlargedly, ad. Extensamente, amplla-
mente, [tura ; exageracion.
Enlargement, 8. Aumento, extension; sol-
Enlarger, $. Ampliador, amplificador.
Enlarging, e. Extension, ampliacion.
+To Enlight, oa. Alumbrar, iluminar.
To Enlighton, ea. Alambrar; instruir, flus-
trar; explicar; alegrar. (Ilustrador.
Enlightener, a, Alumbrador; Instructor,
Enlightenment, a. Liustracion, instruccion ;
iluminacion.
To Enlink, ea. Encadenar.
To Enlist, oa. Alistar. (Mil) Sontar plaza,
tTo Enlivo, To Enliven, va, Vivificar;
alentar; alegrar, regocijar.
Enlivoner, 8. Vivificador, animador.
Enlivening, £. Alegria, vivificacion.
esa, | 4To Enlumine, oa. Iluminar, alumbrar.
English, a. +To Enmesh, va. Enredar, enmarañar.
To Englut, va. Engullir, tragar; atracar; ' Enmity, 3. Enemistad, odio, malovolencia.
hartar. [mer voracidad. Enneagon, & (Geom.) Eneágono,
To Engorge, ca. Atracar, devorar.—on. Co- Enneatical, a. Nono, noveno, [var.
+To Engraff, ta. Fijar profundamente, To Ennoble, va. Ennoblecer ; ilustrar; ele-
+Engrafinent, e. Ingerto. Ennoblement, e. Ennoblecimiento,
Engrafted, a. Ingertado ; plantado.
Ennui, a. Displicencia, ee tedio,
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+tEnodation, ¢. Desafindadara; solucion de
ene Se esl
norm, a. ar, cnorme.
Enormity, 2. Enormidad, exceso; atroct-
; fealdad. [so, atroz.
Enormous, a. Enorme, irregular; perver-
Enormously, ad, Enormemente.
Enormousness, & Enormidad.
Enough, a. Bastante, suficlente.—s Lo bas-
tante, lo suficiente.—ad. Bastantemente.
To Enounco, 04. Declarar, publicar.
Enow, 3. 18 do Enough. tantes.
Tu Enquicken, va. Avivar.
To Enquire, oa. Inquirir. V. To Inqutre
To Enroge, va. recer, irritar, oncoleri-
zar, [vagar:
+To Enrange, va. Colocar, poner en órden ;
To Enrank, va. Enflar. (porter, extasiar.
+To Enrapt, oa. Enajenar, encantar, tras-
To Enrapture, oa. Arrebatar, elevar, tras-
portar, arrobar, extasiar. Ljenar.
To Enravish, ea. Arrebatar, extasiar, ena-
Enravishment, 8. Arrobamicnto, rapto, pas-
mo, éxtasis.
To Enregister, oa. Registrar, empadronar.
+To Enrbeum, va, Resfriar, acatarrar. V
To Catch
. Y.
To Enrich, ea. Enriquecer; fecundar, ferti-
Enrichmont, 4. Enriquecimiento.
To Enridge, ea. Surcar, formar surcos,
+To Enring, oa. Cercar, rodear con anillos,
+To Enrive, ca. V. To Rétoe.
To Enrobo, oa. Vestir de gala, adornar con
T Ei ONL Oa Allstar registr 1
o Enroll, va. : ar; envolver.
Enrollor, 8, Registrador.
Enrolment, 8. Registro, protocolo.
To Enroot, va. Arraigar, radicar.
+To Enround, ea. Circundar, cercar.
Ena, $. Ente, ser.
Ensample, 8. (Ant.) V. Koample.
+To Ensample, va. V. To Exemplify.
To Ensanguino, va. Ensangrentar. [to.
To Enschedule, va. Insertar en algun escrl-
To Ensconce, va. Cubrir, resguardar con
fo noel Señal i
0 oa, Señalar como con sello.
To Enseam, va. Coser.
tEnseamed, a. Grasiento.
+To Ensear, va. Cauterizar.
+To Ensearch, ea. Escudriñar; procurar.
Ensemble, a. El conjunto, el complexo, el
total. V. Whole.
+To Enshield, va. Escudar, defonder.
To Ensbrine, va. Guardar como reliquia.
Ensiform, a, Ensiforme. [abanderado.
ES & Bandera; bandera de popa;
+To Ensign, ea. Señalar con algun indicio.
Ensign-bearer, +. Abanderado.
er de , 8. Alferecia. nubes.
tEns tea’ a, Celestial; puesto so las
To Enslave, oa. Esclavizar, cautivar.
Enslavement, $. Esciavitud, cautiverio, ser-
vidambre.
Enslaver, e. Esclavizador.
To Ensnaro, va. Entrampar; engañar.
To Ensnarl, va. Y. To Entangle y To Snarl.
Lo Ensphere, va. Colocar en esfera, redon-
ear.
To TE va. Estampar.
+To Enstyle, oa. Llamar, nombrar.
To Ensue, en. Seguirse, inferirse; suceder
—oad. Seguir. .
Ensurance, 8. V. Insurance. Ensuranos
Company, Compania de seguros.
Ensurancer, 8. Asegurador.
To Ensure, va. Asegurar, dar seguridad y
fianza dar seguro.
Ensurer, €. Asegurador. [una cosa,
+To Ensweep, ea. Pasar con ligereza sobre
Entablature, +Entablement, s. (Arq.) Enta-
blamento, trar
+To Entackle, ea. (Náu.) Aparejar, minis-
Entail, 8. Vínculo, mayorazgo.
To Entall, va. Vincular, sujetar los bienes á
vínculo; fincar.
+To Entame, oad. Domar, domesticar.
To Entangle, oa Enredar, enmarañar, em-
brollar,*intrincar. {sion.
Entanglement, £ Enredo, embarazo, confu-
Entangler, s. or, embrollon.
+To Entender, ea. Tratar cariñosamente ;
proteger, amperar.
To Ener, ea. Entrar; asentar.—en. Ir
peste penetrar; meterse; empeñarso
en algo,
izar. | Enterer, £. El que entra ó principia
Entering, 8. Entrada, paso. laca
To Entorlace, va. Entrelazar. V. Jafer-
Enterocele, s. (Cir.) Enterocele, clase de
hernia. ee earete
Enteromphalos, a (Cir.) Enterón hernia
+Enterparlance, 8, Conforencia, entrevista.
To Enterplead, va, A mutuamente.
Enterpleader, 8, (For.) La discusion de un
punto sin cuya resolucion no se puedo
principiar un proceso ó pleito.
Enterprise, Enterprize, «. Empress, la de-
terminacion de emprender.
To Enterprise, va. Emprender.
Enterpriser, 8, Emprendedor.
Enterprising, 8, Empresa—a Atrevido,
emprendedor.
To Entertain, ea, Conversar; convidar ;
festejar; mantencr, asistir; concebir; di-
vertir.
Entertainer, e. El que convida á comer; el
quo al re 6 divierte 4 otroa.
Entertaining, a. Entretenido, chistoso, ale-
gre, agradable, [tosamente.
Entertainingly, ad. Divertidamente, chis-
Entertainment, s. Conversacion; convite,
festin. louse of entertainment, Fonda,
+Entertissued, a. Entretejido.
To Entbral, V. Zo Intkradl,
+To Entbrill, va. Penetrar.
To Enthrone, tEnthronize, oa. Eutronizar.
Enthronization, *. Entronizacion. [slon.
Enthusiasm, & Entusiasmo; fantasia; pa-
Enthusiast, €. Entusissta; fanático,
Enthusiastic, Enthusiastical, a. Entusias-
mado; fanático, visionario. [corrumper.
To Entice, oc. Halagar, acariciar; excitar ;
Enticement, $. Incitation ; sugestion ; incl-
tamiento.
Enticer, 4. Incitador, instigador, seductor.
Enticing, £. Incitamiento á hacer algo malo,
Enticingly, ad. Seductoramonte.
Entierty, a. V. Entirety. (integro.
Entire, ¢, Camplido, completo; firme, leal;
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EPI
Entirely, ad. Enteramente, totalmente, ab-
solntamente. Harid
Entireness, a. Entereza, integridad; faml-
Entirety, 8, Entereza. [mismo.
Entitative, a. Lo que se considera por si
Entitatively, ad. Por ef mismo. torizar.
To Entitle, ca. Titular; tener derecho; au-
Entity, 2 Entidad, ente.
+To Éntoil, va. Enredar. [sepulero,
To Entomb, va. Colocar un cadáver en el
Entombment, £ Entierro, sepultura.
Entomology, 2. Entomologia. [miento.
+Entortilation, a. Enroscadura; enreda-
+To Entrail, ea, Mezclar, diversificar, en-
tretejor. - [oculto.
Entraila, a, pl Entrañas; lo mas interlor y
Entrammelled, # Encrespado, e ado.
Entrance, €, Entrada; principio; toma de
posesion. ánimo.
To Entrance, va. Suspender 6 arrebatar el
To Entrap, va, Entrampar; enmarañar ;
engañar. [una súplica.
To Entreat, va. Rogar, suplicar.—on. Hacer
Entreatable, a. Suplicatorio.
Entreater, 3. Suplicante.
Entreative, a. Suplicativo.
Entreaty, e. Peticion, instancia, solicitud,
Entremets, e. pl. Intermedios, platos entre
el asado y los postres.
Entrepot, e. V. Afagaeine, pacar oe
Entry, 8. Entrada; vestíbulo, pórtico ;
To Entune, va. Entonar.
To Entwine, va. Entrelazar torciendo.
To Entwist, pa. Toroer; enroscar.
+To Enubilate, oa. Disipar las nubes, aclarar.
+To Enucleate, va. Desatar, aclarar.
Enucleation, & Explanacion; manifestacion.
Enudation, a V. Denudation.
To Enumerate, va. Enumerar, numerar.
Enumeration, 8. Enum on.
Enomerativo, a. Enumerativo. [festar.
To Enunciate, va. Enunelar, declarar, mani-
Enunciation, 8. Enunciacion, noticia, dec-
laracion ; prolacton.
Ebnunciative, a. Enunciativo, declarativo.
raid e ad. Enunciativamente.
+To Env. , oa. Entregarse como esclavo,
To Enveigle, va. Seducir, engañar con arta,
V. To Inveigle, ; (der.
To Envelop, va. Envolver, aforrar, escon-
Envelope, 4. Envolvedero; cubierta, sobre-
scrito. (zo, perplejidad.
Envelopment, €. Envolvimiento; embara-
To Envenom, ea. Envenenar, atosigar; en-
furecer, irritar; hacer odioso.
+To Envermeil, ea. Enrojecer, teñir de rojo.
Enviablo, a. Envidiable.
Envier, €. Envidiador.
Envious, a. Envidioso.
Enviously, ad. Envidiosamente. {sitiar.
To Environ, 04. Rodear, cercar, bloquear,
Environs, 8. p?. Contornos, suburbios.
Envoy, 8. Enviado público; mensajoro.
Envoyship, €, Legacion.
To Envy, va. y n Envidiar; descar.
Envy, s. Envidia, emulacion, rencor,
Envying, a. Malicia, malignidad.
To Enwheel, ea. Rodear, circuir.
+To Enwiden, oa. Agrandar,
+To Enwomb, oc. Emprefar; sepultar.
To Enwrap, va. Envolver,
ad. | Enwrapment, 3. Cubierta, envolvedero.
Eolian, Yoli
Arpa de E
a. Eólico, Zolian harp,
e Eolo.
Eolipile, a Eolípila, instrumento de física.
Epact, e. Epacta.
Epaulet, 4, (Mil) Charretera,
Epaulement, s. (Fort.) Espalda, espaldon.
Epenetic, a. Landatorio, panegirico. — [ga.
Epha, 8. Efa, medida hebráica de una fano-
Ephemera, 4, Efémera 6 efímera.
Ephemeral, tEphemerie, a. Efimero.
Ephemerides, 8. pl Efemórides, tablas as-
tronómicas.
Ephemeris, 8. Efemérides; diario.
Ephemerist, a, Astrólogo.
Ephemerous, . Efimero, efimeral.
Ephesian, a. Efesino.
Ephtaltes, 8. V. Wight-mare, [hebreos.
Ephod, e. Efod, adorno de los sacerdotes
Epie, a. E‘pico.—s. Poema épico,
Epicedo, Epicedium, & Epicedio, elegía.
Epicedian, a. Elegiaco.
Epicene, a. (Gram.) Epiceno.
Epicure, 8, Epicureo. curo.
Epicurean, a. Epicurco.—s. Sectarlo de Epi-
Epicurism, s. Epicurismo, sensualidad.
To Epica on. Deleitarse sensualmente,
Epicycle, a Epiciclo.
Epicycloid, 8. Epicioléide.
Epidemic, Epidemical, a. Epidemial, epi-
démico; general.
Epidemy, @. Epidemia.
Epidermis, 8, Epidérmis.
Epigastric, a. Epigástrico,
Epigeum, 8. Perigeo. V. Periges.
Epiglottis, e. eyes
Epigram, e. Ep pame ee
Epigrammatic, rmac a. Epigra-
Epigrammatist, a, Epigramatista.
Epigraph, a. Ep o.
,8. E pa mal caduco.
Epileptical, a, Epiléptico.
Epilogism, 8. ig te ra
Epilogistic, a. Epilogal,
To Bollea ae ell i pee:
o Ep on. Epllogar; recitar un epi-
Epinicion, 5. Himno de victoria. a
Epiphany, 8. Epifanta. ]
Epiphonema, 3. Epifonema, exclamacion.
Ame poll Epitfl ier
¿piphyllospermous, a. Eptfilospermo 6 dor-
Epiphysis, 8. (Anat.) Epifisis, union de dos
Tes8os.
Episcopacy, @ Episcopado.
Episcopal, a. Epleco al.
Episcopalians, a. pl. Spiscopales.
Episcopally, ad. Episcopalmente.
Episcopal, oo y
¿piscopy, e. Pesqu nspeccion.
Episode, €. Episodio, digresion.
Episodic, Episodical, a. Episódico.
Epispastio, a. Epispástico; vejigatorio.
Epistle, e. Epistola, carta.
t peur, 8. ritor de cartas; epistolero.
Epistolary, Epistolical, a, Epistolar.
To Epistolize, en. Epistolar,
Epistyle, e. Epístilo, arquitrabe,
Epitaph, e. Epitafio.
| Epitaphian, @. Lo que pertenoce oa epitaflo
EQU
Epitasis, s. Epitasia.
E pithalamiarn, E Solari @. Epitalamio.
Epithem, a. (M e Epitima, confortante.
Epithet, 8, Epiteto.
To Epithot, ra Intitalar, titular,
Epitome, $. Epitome, compendio.
To Epitomizo, ea. Epitomar, compendiar.
oe eps & Compendiador.
Epizooty, €. Epizootia, en los ganados.
root e, a pizoótico,
Epoch, rc e, E'poca,
poda 4.
Epopee, & ¡A era,
Epsom salt, a. 2 Bal a de Epsom, sal de la Hi-
Epulary,a, Lo neciento á los bariquelea.
+Epulation, 4, Bunquete, festin.
Epulotic, a, E nlótico, cicatrizativo.
Equability, a Igualdad, uniformidad.
Equable, a, Igual, uniforme,
Equabiy, ad. Igualmente, (indiferente.
Equal, a. Igual semejanto; adecuado; justo;
To Equal, va. ; compensar,
To Equalize, ea. y n. Igualar.
Equalization, e. Iguslamiento.
Equality, a. Igualdad.
Equally, ad. Igualmente; rt mio
Equalness, 8. Uniformidad, igualdad.
pentialty, 8 Ecuanimidad, serenidad de
+Equanimona, a. Igual, constante.
Equation, 8. Ecuacion.
Equator, a Ecuador.
Equatorial, a. Ecuatorio. V. Observatory.
Equerry, 8. Caballerizo del rey ; ostablo,
prada a. gneve
ulangular, a. Equián
nicrural, tEquicrure, a a. Lo que tiene sus
ados iguales ; isóscelcs,
Equidistanco, e Equidistancia,
Equidistant, a Equidistanto.
Equidistantly, ad. A’ la misma distancia.
Equiformity, e. Uniformidad,
Equilateral, a. y s. Equilátero,
To Equilibrate, ca. Equilibrar.
Equilibration, 8. Equilibracion. [brio,
iria, a. (Estit.) ms [rr 6 lai
Equilibriously, ad. En equilibrio,
Equilibrist, 8. Y ue equilibra,
Equilibrity, Equilibrium, €, Igualdad de
; equilibrio, contrapeso.
uinecessary, @. Igualmente necesario,
quinectah a. Equinoccial.—s. Linea equí- | E
occial,
Equinoctiall a ad. En direccion equinoccial.
Equinox, 8. Equinoccio,
e ds a. Igual en número.
To Aa . Equipar, protrechar. Zo
, Aprestar un navío, [roza.
Kaulnace: & Equipaje, tren, recámara ; car-
Equipaged, a. Equipado, aparejado ; de-
Equi ad Equilibrio, indiferenci
uipendency, 8 o, Indiferencia.
E ai & Equipaje, aparejo. (Amer.)
Fornitura,
& Equilibrio. [6 equivalencia.
Equipollence, o uipollency, 4 Equipolencia
Equipollent, a. Equipolente 6 equivalente.
Equipollently, ad. De un modo equivalente.
ve rage Equiponderancy, 8. Igual-
“bo
Fauipolsa
ERR
yh aera a. Equiponderante.
o Equi ponderate, en. Equiponderar.
| Equita lec a, Equitativo, justo, impercial.
rr 2, Equidad, imparcialidad,
usticia.
Equitably, ad, Eo
ee aida, fost a ;
uity, mpercialidad.
a O Hed A aivalencia.
Equivalonce, ea.
Equivalent, & y a. Equivalente,
Equivalently, ad. Equivalentomento.
5 bd Egqrivoco, amb Nat Am-
iguamente.
uivocadamente, am-
Equivocalness, 8. uivoco, frase dudosa.
To O ea. Equivocar.
atera Equivoco; ambigiedad,
an
Equivocator, 8, El que usa de equívocos.
an voke, e. voco,
ee
Equi vocally, ad,
Era, 4. Era, data determinada.
+To Eradiato, on. rer ell dr
+Eradiation, a Radiacio ocentelleo.
To Eradicate, ea. , € A
Eradication, 8. Extirpacion.
Eradicative, a. Erradicativo, [truir.
To Erase, ea. Cancelar, borrar, rayar; des-
Erasement, a Exterminio ; canceladura,
testadura, Rasure,
Erasure, 8. Extirpacion, testadura Y.
Ere, ad. A'ntos, mas pronto, mas bien que.
—prep. A'ntes de.
Erebus, £. (Mitol.) Erebo, el inflerno.
ae Erect, va. Erlgir, lovantar; comer
Erigirso, enderezarse.
Erect, a. Derecho; audaz; vigilante, a
Erected, a. N oble, sublime, generoao.
Erection, s. Ereccion ; establecimiento, fun-
on
Erective, a. Levantado, establecidor.
sroctness, 8. Ereocion, postura d
Erector, 8, Erector, fundadador. [poco.
Erelong, ad. A'ntes de mucho, dentro de
Eremit, 4, Ermitaño.
1 reunite, e Ermita
Eremitical, a. Eremitico, solitario.
ea Dei A les ora. A (tear.
reptation, 8. acto de serpear 0 serpon-
Ereption, 8. Arrebato; arrebatamiento.
tErewhile tErew bilesxad. Rato ha, poco ha.
ad, Consiguientemente, pees ba
o ‘ ey et.) Espolon en los de los
cares & Deduccion silogística.
tEriach, “Frio, 8. Multa pecaniaris.
Erica, 8, (Bot.) V. Heath y Ling.
Erigcron, 8, (Bot.) Erigeron.
Erin, & Erin; Irlanda,
Eringo, 8. Bot.) cee corredor,
Ermelin, Ermine, 4 Armiño,
Ermined, a, Armiñado.
To Erode, cea. eee roer ; comer.
+To Erogate, va. E:
on.
Erosion, ¢. Erosion ; corrosion.
Erotic, Erutical, a. Erótico, amatorio.
Erotomania, a Erotomania, amor frenetico,
To Err, en. Vagar, errar; desviarse.—oa.
Descaminar.
ESO
EST
+Errablo, a. Falible, capaz de errar.
Errand, 8. Recado, mensaje, mandado.
Errant, a. Errante, vagabundo; vil, aban-
donado.
Errantry, & Vida errante.
Errata, e. pl. Erratas, fó de erratas.
Erratic, Erratical, a. Errático, errante, va-
gante. Krratíc, a. Picaro.
Erratically, ad. Erradamente.
+Erration, 4. Vagancla,
Erratum, 8. V. Arratd.
Errhine, 8, Erino para la fluxion de la nariz,
Erring, a. Errado, errante.
Erroneous, €. Errado, falso, erróneo.
Erroneously, zd. Erróneamente.
Erroneousness, 8, Error.
Error, 8. Error, yerro, engaño; pecado,
Erse, e. Lenguaje de los montañeses de
Escoc
a
Ersh, a Rastrojo. V. Xadish. [ahora.
Erst, ad. Primero, al principio, ántes; hasta
+Erstwbhile, ad, Hasta entónces; en otro
tiempo.
Erubescence, Erubescency, 8. Eruboscencia.
Erabescent, a. Colorado.
+To Eruct, va. Eructar, regoldar.
To Eructate, ea. Eructar ; regoldar, vomitar.
Eructation, $. Eructacion, eructo, ra
Erudite, 4. y 4. Erudito; docto, sabio, ina-
truido.
Erudition, 8, Erudicion, cloncla, doctrina,
Eruginons, a. Cubrizo.
Eraption, $. Erupcion, emision; erupcion
cutánea; excursion hostil,
Eruptive, a. Eraptivo,
Eryngo, €. (Bot.) Eringio, cardo corredor.
Erysipelas, 4. Erisipela.
Erysipelatous, a. Erisipclatoso.
one catas] ai ha Her do yh r.
facalop, 8. (Conq.) Pec venera de pero-
grino; desigualiad.
To Escape, oa. Huir, evitar; eludir.—on.
Escapar, sustraerse, [tencta.
Escape, 8. Escapada, huida, fuga; inadver-
Escapement, & Escapo, en la relojería.
Escaper, 8. El que escapa ó evita.
Escaping, 8. Esca [mazas.
) vire, 4. El sitio donde se crian lí-
To Escarp,va. (Mil.) Escarpar, hacer escarpa.
Eschalot, s. (Bot) Chalote.
Eschar, @ Escara, costra sobre la carne,
Escharotic, a. Escarótico.—4. Cáustico.
Escheat, 8, (For.) Derecho á la sucesion 6
herencia una persona por caducacion,
confiscacion 6 por falta de herederos.
To Escheat, va. Confiscar, caducar ú favor
del fisco.—on, Adquirir el derecho á la
sucesion de una propiedad.
Escheatable, a. Cunfiscable, caducable.
Escheatage, 8. Derecho de sucesion 4 alguna
herencia por confiscacion, dec.
Escheator, 8. Oficial de confiscaciones y
caducaciones.
To Eschew, oa. Huir, evitar, evadir.
Escort, 8. Escolta, [dar.
To Escort, va. Escoltar, convoyar, resguar-
+To Escot, va. Escotar ; sostener, mantener.
+Escript, e. Cédula ; escritura.
Eseritoire, 8. Escritorio, bufete.
Esculapian, a. Medicinal.
eo
Esculent, a. y 8. Comestible; comedero.
Escutcheon, 8. Escudo.
Escutcheoned, a. Escudado.
+To Esloin, ta. Apartar, retirar; desterrar
Esopian, a. Esópico,
Esoteric, a. Secreto, misterioso.
Esotery, e, Misterio, secreto.
Espalier, 8. Espaldera. palderas.
To Espalier, ea. (Jard.) Hacer 6 formar es-
Especial, a. Especial, principal.
Especially, ad. Especialmente. miento.
Esplal, $. Espía ; observacion, descubri-
Espier, 8. Espiador, espía, espiante.
Espinel, a. (Min.) Espinela, especie de rubi,
Esplanade, 8. (Fort.) Esplan
Espousal, 8. Adopcion, proteccion. Lepoue-
ala, pl. Esponsales.
To Espouse, ta. y nr. Desposar, desposarse ;
casarse ; defender, sostener, adoptar.
Espouser, $. Mantenedor, suportador, defen-
edor de na Causa.
To Espy, va. Espiar; divisar, acechar; por-
cibir, descubrir.—on. Velar, mirar al re-
dedor.
Esquire, $. Escudero: titulo de honor.
To Esquire, va, Servir como escudero.
To Eseay, va. Ensayar, tentar, probar, ex-
o A pa
Essay, 8. Ensayo; empeño; prueba, expe-
Essayer, 8. Ensayador de metales,
Essayist, a Ensayista, escritor.
Essence, 8, Esencia; perfume.
To Essence, va. Perfamar.
Essential, 8. Esencia, —a. Esencial, sustan-
cial, principal, importante, puro.
Essentiality, 8. Esencialidad, naturaleza.
Essentially, ad. Esencialmente.
tTo Essentlato, vn. Esenciarse, hacerse de
la misma esencia,
Essoin, 8. Excusa, oxencion.
To Esspin, va. (For.) Excusar, disculpar.
Essoiner, 8. (For.) Excusador, disculpador.
To Establish, va, Establecer, erigir; afirmar,
confirmar.
Establisher, 8. Establecedor.
Establishment, 2. Ley, estatuto ; fundacion,
ereccion; establecimiento,
Estafet, 4. Estafota, correo militar.
Estate, & Estado; rango; caudal, hacienda.
+To Estate, ea. Dotar, algun caudal 6 ha-
cienda; establecer.
To Esteom, ta. Estimar, honrar; pensar,
on, Aprociarse, reputarse.
Estecm, @ Estimacion, estima, aprecio.
Esteemable, a. Estimable.
Esteemer, 8. Estiinador, aprectador.
Estimable, a. Estimable.
Estimableness, es. Estimabilidad, aprecio.
To Estimate, ca. Estimar, aprociar, tasar;
calcular. [concierto ; opinion,
Estimate, 8. Estimacion, aprecio; cálculo ;
Estimation, 8. Estimacion, valaacion ; honra;
juicio.
Estimative, a. Estimativo, [clador.
Estimator, 8. Estimador, computista, apre-
Estival, a. Estival; veraniego; estivo.
+To Estivate, on. Veranear.
Estivation, a. Veraner 6 veraneo.
Estopel, s. (For.) Impedimento, excepcion ;
uposicion, Si
aT
EUG
Estovers, a. pl. (For.) Asignacion de asis- ;
tencias, alimentos, otc.
Estrade, 8. Llanura. (Mil.) Estrada.
To Estrange, 04. Estrañar, = patra enajenar. | To
ento, estrañeza, | Eulogy, $. Elogio, encomio, alabanza.
Estrangement, s, Enajenam
tancia. [vagando.
+To Estray, un. Descarriarse, errar, andar
Estray, 8. Vagabundo ó vagamundo.
To Estreat, va. (For.) Extraer, sacar tras-
ado; sacar una multa, hosques,
Estrepement, 8, Deterioracion de tierras 6
Estrich, Estridge, 8. Orn.) Y. Ostrich.
Estuary, 8, Estuario, brazo de mar; desem-
bocadura,
To Estuate, va. Hervir, causar hervor.
Estuation, 8. Hervor, ebullicion.
tEsture, a. Violencia, conmocion.
Etc. Etc. contraccion de et catera,
To Etch, va. Grabar al agua fuerte.
Etching, 8. Grabado al agua fuerte.
Eternal, a. Eterno, perpetuo, inmatable.—
8. Dios, pa mundo.
Eternalist, El que defiendo la eternidad
+To Eternalize, er. Eternizar.
Eternally, ad. Eternamente,
tEterne, a, Eterno, perpetuo.
To Eternify, oa. Inmortalizar,
Eternity, e. Eternidad. [perpetuar.
To Eternize, ta. Eternizar, inmortalizar,
Etesian, a. Eteslo; diceso de un viento.
Ether, a, E’ter; elemento puro. (Quim.)
Licor volátil.
Ethercal, Ethereons, a. Etéreo, celeste.
Etbic, Ethical, a. Etico.
Ethically, ad. Moralmente.
Ethics, a pl. E'tica, Filosofta moral,
Ethiop, 8. Etiope, negro.
Ethiops mineral, a. Etiope mineral.
Ethmoidal, a. (Anat.) Etmoldal.
Ethmoldes, e. Etméides, uno de los huesos
Ethnie, Etunteal, a, E’tn! gentil
thnic, Ethnical, a. E’tnico, no, gentil,
Ethnicism, s. Paganismo, gantihem’
Ethnica, 8. pl. E’tnicoa, los gentiles,
Ethological, a. Etológico, moral,
Etiolation, a. (Bot.) Ahilamiento,
Etiology, a. (Méd.) Etlologia, ciencia de las
causas de las enfermedades,
Etiquette, a. Etiqueta, ceremonial,
+Ettin, 8, ne
Etui-case, a. Estuche; caja; bolsa; vaina.
tEtymologer, Etymologist, a Etimologista,
Etymological, a. Etimoldgico.
Etymologicaily, ad. Etimológicamente,
To Etymologize, va. Etimologizar.
Etymology, 8. Etimología,
Etymon, & Origen, voz primitiva.
Eucharist, 8. Encaristia.
Eucharistic, Eucharistical, a. Encarístico.
suchology,é. Eucologio, formulario del rezo.
Euclase, a. (Min.) Euclasa, pledra verde y
muy dura del Pert.
Eucrasy, & Eucrasia, la mezcla de las cali-
dados del cuerpo humano.
Eodiometer, $. (Quim.) Eudiómetro, ins-
trumento para determinar la pureza del
aire 6 del gas. -
ela a Sadia
uge, 8. Aplaa acion,
Eogh, 8 ae Yew.” ia
EVE
Eulogical, a. Laudatorio, encomiástico.
Eulogically, ad. Laudablemente.
Eu! apio, 8, Elogista, aplaudidor, encomiasta,
ulogize, ea. Elogiar, aplaudir.
Bunomy, 8. Eunomía, gobierno de buenas
eyes.
Eunuch, 2. Eunuco, capon.
tEunuchism, a. Castradura, capacion.
Eupathy, €. Sentimientos rectos 6 jastos.
Eupatory, €. (Bot.) Eupatorlo, monia.
Euphemism, $. Eufemismo, Ja descripcion
e una cosa ofensiva con expresiones de-
COTOS8A, [de cañones de vidrio.
Euphon, & Instrumento de música hecho
Eupbonical, a. Eufónico, ble al oido.
Lao on 8. Eufonia, sonido agradable al
oído. de goma resinosa.
Enphorbiam, 8, (Bot.) Eaforbio, una especie
Euphrasy, & (Bot.) Lufrasla.
abla PE ; rd O a mar. —_
suroclydon, €. Euroclidon, viento
en el Moditerrineo, dl
European, a. Europeo,
Eurus, & Euro, viento solano.
Eurythmy, 8. Euritmia, elegancia en Jas
bellas artes,
Eustyle, e. (Arq.) Intercolunio. [tranquila,
Euthanasia, Euthanasy,e Eutanasia, muerte
Eatychian, a. Eutiquiano.
+To Evacate, ca. Vaciar.
Evacuant, a. (Méd.) Evacuante. [sangrar.
To Evacuate,va. Evacuar, desocupar, vaciar ;
Evacuation, 8. Evacuacion.
Evacuative, a. Purgativo.
Evacuator, 8. Anulador. [evitar.
To Evade, oa. y n, Evadir, huir; eludir,
Evagation, 8. Evagacion; excursion.
Evanescence, & Desaparecimiento.
Evanescent, a. Imperceptible.
tEvangel, tEvangely, a, Evangelio.
Evangelic, reci pa a. Evangélico.
Evangclically, ad. Evangélicamente.
Evan gee 8. La promulgacion del evan-
gelio.
Evangelist, a Evangelista. [getiog.
Evangelistary, €. La coleccion de los evan-
To Evangelize, va. Evangelizar.
+To Evanish, va. Desvanecer.
Evaporable, a. Evaporable.
To Evaporate, on. Evaporarse, disiparse ;
ovaporar, exhalar.
Evaporate, a. Evaporado.
Evaporation, a, Evaporacion ; exbalacion.
Evasion, ¢. Evasion, salida, escape, excusa,
Evasive, a. Evasivo, ambiguo; engañoso.
Evasively, ad. Sofísticamente. _
Eve, Even, & Tardecita; vigilla, vispera.
bates Exaltacion.
Even, a. Llano, liso, suave; par; constante.
To make even, Unir.—ad. Aun; aun
cuando, supuesto que; no obstante, sic
embargo. as, Como. ven down,
Hácia abajo. Even now, Ahora misma
Ecen on; Derechamente. .Even so, Lo
mismo, de veras; cierto, Wot even, Ni
siquiera, [dar cuentas,
To Even, va. Igualar, allanar, unir; liqui-
+To Evene, on. Acontecer, acaecer.
Evener, @ Roconciliador ;
EVI
EXA
Evenhand, e. Paridad de rango 6 grado.
Evenhanded, a. Imparcial.
Evening, €. Tardocita.—a. Vespertino.
Evening-star, 8. Hóspero, véspero.
Evenly, ad. Igualmente; imparcialmente,
Evenness, 8. Ignaldad, uniformidad, lisura.
Evensong, 3. Visperas, el oficio divino de la
tarde, cnso, SUCESO.
Event, a Evento, acontecimionto, éxito,
To Eventerate, va. Destripar.
Eventful, a. Lleno de acontecimientos ; ex-
traordinario,
Eventide, 2 La tardo. [ventilar, discutir.
+To Eventilate, ea. Aventar; examinar,
Eventilation, a. Ventilacion, ventileo.
Eventual, a Eventual, fortuito.
Eventually, ad. Eventualmente, casual-
mente,
Ever, ad. En cualquier tiempo, siempre.
For ever and ever, Por siempre, eterna-
mente. ver since, Desde entónces, des-
pues. Aver and anon, 6 Every now and
then, De cuando en cuando; do vez en
cuando. Be he ever so rich, Por rico
que Bea, [viendo á borbollones.
Ever-bubbling, a. Lo que está siempre hir-
Ever-burning, a. Inextinguíble.
Ever-during, a. Eterno, sempiterno.
Evergreen, a. Siempre verde—s, (Bot.)
Siempreviva, planta.
Ever-honored, «. Siempre venerado.
Everlasting, e. Eterno, sempiterno.—s. Eter-
nidad ; sempiterna, especie do tela de lana.
Everlastingly, ad. Eternamente.
Everiastingness, sa. Eternidad.
Everliving, a. Inmortal. jamas.
Evermore, ad. Eternamente, para siempre
erp a. Siempre abierto, nunca cer-
o,
Everpleasing, a. Lo quo deleita siempre.
+To Everso, va. Subvertir, trastornar.
riveree 8. Eversion, trastorno, destruc-
cion,
To Evert, va. Destroir, arruinar.
Ever-watchful, a. Siempre vigilante.
Every, a. Every day, Cada dia. very
where, En 6 por todas partes. Every
body, Todos, cada uno. Every other day,
Cada dos dias. Kvery thing, Todo. Every
whit, Enteramente.
Ever-young, a. Siempre jóven.
Evesdropper, 8. Escuchador, zar,
+To Evestigato, va. Investigar, indagar; tra-
+To Evibrate, va. Vibrar, blandir.
To Evict, ea. Despozcer ; probar; notificar.
Eviction, 8. Prueba, evidencia; d on,
Evidence, 8, Evidencia; demos on; tes-
timonio. Clroumstantial evidence, In-
dicios vehementes.
To Evidence, ea. Evidenciar, hacer patenta,
Evident, a. Evidente, claro, notorio, mani-
fiesto, raeba.
Evidentlal, a. Lo que produce evidencia 6
Evidently, ad. Evidentemente.
+Evigilation, a. Vigilla, vela,
Evil, a. Malo, miserable, dañoso.—s. Mal- |
dad; daño; desgracia; onfermedad.—ad,
rio Desafecta, malign
vil-affected, a. A m 0.
Evil-doer, 8. Malhechor.
¡ Examiner, 8, Examinador, escudriñador.
Evil-eyed, a. El que tiene la vista dañosa,
Evtl-favored, a. Y. JU-Jarored.
Evtl-favoredness, 8. Deformidad.
Evilly, ad. Malamente.
Evil-minded, a. Malicioso, mal intencionado.
Evilness, 8. Maldad. [cion,
Evil-speaking, 8. Maledicencia, murmura -
Evil-wishing, a. Malóvolo.
Evil-worker, 8. Malhechor.
To Evince, va. Probar, justificar, demostrar.
Evincible, a. Demostrable. [mente,
Evincibly, ad. Evidentemente, indudable-
+To Evirate, oa. Castrar.
To Eviscerate, va. Destripar.
Evitable, a. Evitable.
+To Evitate, va, Evitar, huir.
tEvitation, 8. Evitacion.
+Eviternal, a, Eviterno.
Evocation, «. Evocacion, llamamiento.
To Evoke, va. Evocar, llamar.
Evolation, $. Vuelo.
To Evolve, za. Desenvolver, desplegar.—
on. Abrirse, extenderse.
Evolution, a. Desplegadura; evolucion,
+Evomition, s. Vomito.
+To Evulgato, va. Divulgar, publicar.
+Evulgation, s. Divulgacion, publicacion,
Ewer, €. Palancana 6 palangana, aljofaina.
Ewry, 3. Sauseria, un oficio de palacio.
Ex, posicion latina que se usa para ex-
presar que una pene 6 cosa no goza del
empleo que tenla; y. g.. Ew-general, Ex-
neral, 0 general que fué. .Ke-captalan,
pitan retirado, 6 reformado. — [irritar.
To Exacerbato, va. Exacerbar, exasperar,
Exacerbation, 8. Irritacion; paroxismo.
+Exacervation, 8. Amontonamiento.
Exact, a. Exacto, puntual, justo.
To Exact, va. Exigir.—on. Extorslonar, ob-
tener por fuerza.
Exacter, 8. Exactor, opresor.
Exaction, $. Exaccion, extorsion.
Exactitude, 6 Exactitud,
Exactly, ad. Exactamente.
Exactness, 8. Exactitud, puntualidad.
Exactor, 8. Exactor, opresor.
Exactress, 4/. Exactora.
To Exaggerate, va. Exagerar.
ration, e. Exageracion.
Ex ratory, 8. Kxagxerativo.
+To tate, va. Agitar, sacudir; molestar.
tExagitation, 8. Sacudimiento, agitacion.
To Uxalt, ea, Xxaltar, levantar; alabar;
realzar. B Neorg
Exaltation, 8. Exnltacion, clevacion;, digni-
Exaltedness, €. Kxaltitud.
Exalter, 8. Loador, exaltador, clovador.
Examen, & Examen.
Examinable, a. Investigable.
+Examinant, s. Examinando, el que está
para ser examinado.
Examinate, 8, Examinado. [vestigacion.
Examination, 8. Exámen interrogatorlo; in-
+Examinator, 8. Examinador.
To Examine, va. Examinar el reo, 4 algun
testigo; investigar; escudriñar.
EXC
EXO
+Examplary, a. Ejemplar. {mucestra,
Example, $. Ejemplar, original, prototipo,
+To Examplo, va. Dar ejomplo, cjemplificar.
+Exampler, s, Ejemplo.
+Exanguious, a. Exangiie.
Exanimate, a. Exúnime, muerto; desmaya-
do, sin ánimo,
+To Exanimate, oa. Desmayar, desanimar ;
atar.
matar.
Exanimation, s. Muerto, pasmo.
+Exanimoua, a. Exánimo, muerto,
os e. pl. Exantemas, erupciones,
postillas,
¿xanthematous, a. Eruptive. — [consumir.
+tTo Exantlate, va, Macar, oxtracr; agotar,
Exarch, a. Exarca 6 exarco, gobernador.
Exarchate, 4. Exarcado, distrito sujeto á un
exarca.
Exarticulation, s. Dislocacion.
To Exasporate, od. Exasperar, enojar, pro-
vocar; amargar. [tado.
+Exasporate, a, Provocado, exasperado, irrl-
Exasperator, 8, Provocador, provocanto.
Exasperation, & Exasperacion, provocacion,
irritacion ; recargo.
+To Exauctorato, ca. Despodir; er do
un empleo; despojar de la autoridad.
Exauctoration, e. Privacion de empleo ú
oficio. (militar ó naval.
+To Exauthorate, en. Despedir del servicio
Len OS va. Privar 6 quitar la au-
Excandescence, Excandescency, 8. Escan-
decencia, ira; ardor, oncendimiento; es-
candescencia,
Excantation, e. Desencanto. .
To Excarnate, va. Descarnar, apartar.
Excarnification, 8. Descarnadura.
To Excavate, ea. Excavar,
Excavation, 8. Excavacion, cavidad; excava.
Excavator, a, Excavador.
+To Excave, va. Excavar.
yTo Excecate, va. Cegar.
+Excocation, a, Coguedad.
To Exceed, va. Excedor; sobrepujar.—en.
Excederse, prop salir.
tExceedable, a. Lo que es capaz do ore:
Exocoder, 8. El que sobresale 6 excede,
Exceeding, a. Exoesivo; excedente.—ad.
Eminentemonte. [mente.
Excecdingly, ad. Sumamente, extrema-
+Excecdingness, a, Grandeza, magnitud; ex-
tension muy do.
To Excel, en. Sobrepujar, aventajarso 4.—
va. Sobresalir, exceder.
Excellence, Excellency, 8, Excelencia, pre-
eminencia; título de honor; bondad.
COR a. Excelente, selecto, sobresa-
ente,
Excellently, ad. Excelentemente.
Excentric, a. V. Eccentrio,
To Except, va. Excoptuar, eximir.—on.
Excepcionar; recusar.
Except, prep. Excepto, & oxcepcion de,
fuera de, mónos; si no, 4 ménos que.
Excepting, prep. A’ excepcion de, fuera de.
Exception, $. Kxcepcion, exclusion, recusa-
cion; objecion.
Excoptionable, a. Rocusablo, tachable.
cia & El que hace objeciones.
ar ee a. Impertinente, ridiculo; liti-
080,
Exceptiousness, 8, Impertinencia.
Exceptive, a, Excoptivo.
tExcepticas, a. Absoluto.
Exceptor, €. Exceptuador.
To Excern, va. Colar, filtrar,
To ca Je va, E , Fecoger. [to,
+Excerption, s. Sel n, coleccion, extrac-
Excerpta, €. selecciones,
Excesa, & hxccso; demasíis;
desérden.
Excessive, a. Excesivo, dosarreglado.
Excessively, ad. Exoceivamenta.
Excessivenesa, s. Exceso.
To Exchange, va. Cambiar; trocar, permu-
tar. Zo exchange cards, Desefiarse. To
exchange signs, Hacerse señas,
Exchango, @ Cambio, trueque, lega
Ewchange of prisonere, Cange de prisio-
neros,
Exchangeable, a. Cambiable.
Exchanger, @ Cambista 6 cambiante de
letras, banquero.
Exchequer, &. Real hacienda, tesorcría, Hr
chequer-bills, Valos de la tesorería; vales
reales, [de la real hacienda.
To Exchequer, va. Procesar en el tribunal
Excisablo, a. Sujeto al derecho de sisa.
Excise, e. Sisa, derecho sobre los comesti-
bles, y otros géneros,
To Excise, va. Yisar, mermar.
Exciseman, 8. Sisero, el oficial de la sisa.
Excision, 4, Extirpacion, destruccion; am-
putacion.
Excitability, a, Excitabilidad
Excitable, a. Excitable.
Excitation, 8. Excitacton;
Excitative, a. Excitativo.
To Excite, oa Excitar, mover, estimalar.
eno a, Estímulo, instigacion, agíta-
clon,
Exciter, @ Motor, incitador, agitador.
Exciting, 3. Incitamiento, Zxciting cause,
(Méd.) Causa ocasional. [mar mucho.
To Exec on. Exclamar, dar gritos, cla-
+Exclaim, 8, Clamor, griteria.
Exolaimer, 8. Gritador; declamador.
Exclamation, 8. Exclamacion, grito, clamor.
Exclamatory, a. Exclamatorio. —[osptuar.
To Exclude, va. Exclalr, echar fuera; ex-
Exclusion, 8. Exclusion, excepcion; emision,
Exclusive, a. Exclusivo; exceptuado,
Exclusively, ad. Exclusivamente.
+To Excoct, ea. Cocer. r.
To Excogitate, ea. Excogitar, pensar, ima-
Excogitation, 8. Invencion, pensamiento.
+To Excommune, oad. Excluir, echar fiera,
Excommunicable, a. Digno de excomunton.
To Excommunicate, ea. Excomulger, ana-
tematizar. [excomulgado.
Excommunicate, a. Excomulgado.—+, El
maison, & Excomunion, ana-
ma.
To Excoriate, ea. Desollar.
Excorlation, 4 Escoriacion, botin, despoja
Excortication, 4, Descortezadura.
Excreable, a. Escupible.
To Excreate, ed. se ie ;
+Excreation, 4. Salivacion; gargajóo.
[tamiento.
inci-
EXE .
Excroment, 4 Excremento,
Excremental, a. Excromentoso.
Excrementitious, «. Excromenticio.
Excrescence, Excrescency, 8, Excroscencia
6 excrecencia,
Excrescent, a. Superflno,
To Excreto, va. Excretar.
Excretion, 8. Excrecion.
Excretive, a. Excretorio, [cretorio,
Excretory, a. Excretorio.—8, El órgano ex-
Excruciabie, a. Sujeto á tormentos.
To Excruciate, 04. Atormentar, molestar
corporalmento 4 otro.
Excruciation, a, Tormento.
+Excubation, a. Vela, la accion de pasar toda
la noche despierto. ficar.
To Excn!pate, ea. Disculpar, excusar, justl-
Exculpation, 8. Disculpa,
Exculpatory, a. Exculpatorio. [viaje.
Excursion, $. Excursion; digresion; paseo,
Excursive, a. Errante, vagante. sivo,
Excursively, ad. De un modo vago, digre-
Excursiveness, & El acto do pasar los limites
acostumbrados.
Excusable, a. Excusable, disculpable.
Excusation, 8. Excusa, disculpa, apología.
Excusatory, a. Apologútico.
To Excuse, va. Excusar, eximir, exentar;
perdonar; vindicar. {cul
pangs & Excusa, apologia, defensa; di
Excuseleas, a. Inexcusable, [gista.
Excuser, & Excusador, intercesor; apolo-
To Excuss, va. Echar do sí, arrojar; embar-
gar los biones á alguno.
Excussion, 8, Ejecucion, aprehension; em-
bargo de bienes. [testable
Execrable, a. Execrable, abominable, de-
Execrably, ad. Execrablemento. Dar.
To Execrate, va. Execrar, maldecir, abomi-
iria, 8, Execracion, maldicion, abo-
on.
Exccratory, 8. Juramento execratorio.
+To Exoct, va. Y. To Kesect,
Exection, a. V. Kesection, (matar.
To Execute, ta. y n. Ejecutar; ajusticiar;
ae 8. Pang el que deca:
xecution, s. Ejecucion; em : na
capital. Place of execution, El cadalo.
Mortandad.
Executioner, a. Ejecutor; verdugo.
Executive, a. Ejecutivo.—a. The executive,
El poder ejecutivo,
Executor, 8. Albacca, tostamentario.
Executorship, 8, Albaceazgo.
Executory, a, Ejocntorio, ejecutivo.
Executress, Executrix, af Albacea, ejecuto-
ra, testamentaria,
Exegesis, 8. Explicacion.
Exegetical, a. Exegótico, explicativo,
Exegetically, ad, Por via de oxplicacion.
Exemplar, 8. Ejemplar, original, modelo,
Exemplarily, ad. Por ejemplo, ejemplar-
mente,
Exemplariness, a. Ejemplar 6 modelo.
+Exemplarity, 8. Ejemplo digno de imita-
cion. imitado.—s. Origin
Exemplary, a. Iijemplar, lo que mereco ser
Exemplificati n, 4. Ejemplar, traslado;
ejemplificacion, ilustracion. [otros.
Exemplifer, e. El que sigue el ejemplo de
EXI
To Exemplify, ca. Ejemplificar, declarar,
manifestar; trasladar, copiar.
To Exempt, va. Exentar, libertar, eximir.
Exempt, a. Exento; no sujeto,
Exemptible, a. Exento, privilegiado.
Exemption, 8. Excncion, franquicia 6 fran-
queza,
+To Exenterate, va, Desentrañar, destripar.
tExenteration, 8. Desentrañamiento.
Senan a. Lo tocante á las exequias, exe-
quia
Exequies, a. pl. Exequías, [4 oficio.
+Exorcent, a, Ocupado en cualquier empleo
Exercisable, a. Ejercitativo.
Exercise, e. Ejercicio, trabajo; ensayo; ta-
rca; práctica; recroo.
To Exercise, on. Hacer cjerciclo.—va. Ejer-
citar, adiestrar; atarear; emplear.—or,
Sel prendas adiestrarse.
Exerciser, & Ejercitante.
Exercitation, 8. Ejercicto, práctica.
Exergua, 8. Exergo, la leyenda debajo del
emblema del anverso. [empefarse.
To Exert, oa. Esforzar, apurar; ejecutar;
Excrtion, 8, Esfuerzo. Liertions, pl Dill-
gencias, pasos,
Exesion, 8, Roedura corrocion,
+Exestustion, s. Ebullicion, hervor.
To Exfoliate, en. Exfoliarse ; quitarse de los
huesos ciertas láminas cariadas.
Exfoliation, s. Exfollacion, separacion do las
cariadas de un hueso.
Exfoliative, a. Exfoliativo.
Ex-guardian, 2, Exguardian,
Exhalable, a. Exhalable.
Exhalation, a, Exhalacion; efluvio, vapor,
To Exhale, va. Exhalar.
Exhalement, 8. Exhalacion, vaho. [cansar.
To Exbaust, va, Apurar, consumir; agotar;
tExhaust, a. Agotado, apurado, exhausto.
Exbaustcer, €. Agotador. paso
Exhaustible, a. Capaz de ser apurado 6 ago-
Exhaustion, a. Agotamiento.
tExhaustment, £. Diminucion; consumo.
Exhaustless, a. Inagotable.
To Exberedate, ca. Desheredar.
Exhercdation, a Desheredamiento. [trar.
To Exhibit, ea. Exhibir, manifestar, mos-
Exhibit, es. (For.) Documento fehaciente,
Exhibiter, Exhibitor, s. El que muestra
lios cosa en público,
Exhibition, s. Exhibicion; sueldo, pension.
Exhibitioner, 2, Estudiante pansionado.
Exbibitive, a. Representativo,
Exhibitively, ad. Representativamente.
Exhibitory, a. Lo que oxbibe 6 manifiesta.
To Exhilarate, va. Alegrar.—on. Alegrarse.
Exhilaration; 8. Alegria, regocijo. [excitar,
To Exhort, va. Exhortar, inducir, mover;
Exhortation, 8, Exhortacion.
Exhortatory, «. Exhortatorio,
Exhorter, 8, Exhortador.
Exhumation, 8, Exhumacion, desentierro,
To Exiccate, va. Desecar, secar. V. To
Exsiccate.
al. | Exiccatlon, 8, Desecacion. V. Mesiccation.
a. Desecativo. V. Ersiccative,
xigency, & Exigencia, necesl-
; remate,
Exiccativ:
Exigence,
dad, urgencia, aprieto. ; Te
Exigent, 8. Urgencia; iS
EXP «EXP
Exiguity, a. Pequofiez, parvodad, exigiiidad. | Expectorative, a. Expectorativo,
rante.
expecto-
Exiguous, a, Exíguo, [dad ; utilidad, oportunidad.
Exile, a. Desticrro; desterrado. Expedience, Expediency, a Aptitud, propie-
TtExile, a. Tenue, delgado. Expedient, a. Oportuno, conveniente; pron-
To Exile, ea. Desterrar, deportar, to.—, Expediente.
ExJloment, a, Destierro. [alguna cosa. | Expediently, ad. Aptamente.
+Exilition, @ El acto de saltar de repento¡To Expedite, va, Descunbaraxee facilitar;
acelerar; expedir.
Exility, a. Tenuidad, pequeñez.
Expedite, a. Expedito, pronto; desocu
tEximious, a. Eximio, eminente.
Exinanition, e Exinanicion. Expeditely, ad. Expeditamente. dad.
To Exist, en. Existir, vivir. Expedition, $. Expedicion, diligencia, activi-
Existence, 8, Existencia; ento, Expeditious, a. Pronto, veloz, expedito.
Existent, a. Existente.
+Existential, a. Lo quo ticne existencia,
Existimation, 8. Existimacion.
Exit, a. Vase el actor; partida, muerte; sa-
lida, exito, [so.
+Exitial, Exitious, a. Destructivo, pernicio-
Exode, & Entremes, farsa os
Exodus, tExody, £. E'xodo, uno do los libros
Exomphalos, «e. (Cir.) Exónfalo, hernia um-
bilical. [ali viar.
To Exonerate, ra. Exoncrar, descargar;
Exoneration, 8. Exoneracion.
Exonerative, a. Lo que puede exonerar.
Exorable, a. Exorable.
Exorbitance, Exorbitancy, 8. Exorbitancia,
exceso, enormidad. [mo.
Exorbitant, a. Exorbitante, excesivo, enor-
Exorbitantly, ad. Exorbitantemente.
+To Exorbitate, en. Desviarse del camino
prescrito.
To Exorciso, ea, Exorcizar, conjurar.
Exorciser, Exorcist, a, Exorcista,
Exorcism, 4. Exorcismo.
Exordial, a. Proliminar, previo,
Exordium, 4. Exordio. [mento,
+Exornation, 8. Exornacion, adorno, orna-
Exosseous, 4. Desosada.
Exostoaia, a. Exóstosls, tumor huesoso.
Exoteric, Exoterical, a. Público, comun á
E ei a meta todos.
xotery, 8. ue es comun y nte para
Exotic, Exotical, a. Exótico, extranjero.—e.
(Bot.) Planta exótica.
Expeditiously, ad, Prontamente.
tExpeditive, a. Expedito, pronto, diligente.
To Expel, ca. Expeler, arrojar, excluir,
a Her, E pa veente. de
o Expend, ca. Expender, gastar.
Expenditare, 4. Gasto, desembolso,
»xpense, 8. Expensas, gasto, coste.
+Expensefal, a. Costoso.
Expenseless, a. Poco 6 nada costoso.
pad a. Pródigo; liberal, generoso ;
cos
Expensively, ad. Costosamente,
Expensiveness, 2. Prodigalidad ; costa.
Experience, 8. Experiencia, práctica.
To Experience, ea. Experimentar; conocer
por medio del uso,
Experlenced, a. Experimentado, perito,
I-xperioncer, 8, Experimentador.
Experiment, s, Experimento.
To Experiment, ea. Experimenter.—en.
Hacer experimentos.
Experimental, a. Experimental.
Expcrimentalist, a, Experimentador.
Experimentally, ad. Experimentalmente.
Experimenter, ¢. Experimentador.
Expert, a. Experto, práctico, diestro, habil
Expertly, ad. Diestramento,
Expertnesa, a, Mafia, destreza, habilidad.
PI a
o Exp va, Expiar; re un
dar satisfaccion. i
Expiation, 8, Explacion,
Expiatory, a. Expiatorio.
To Expand, ea. Tender, dilatar.—on, Ex- a erp 8. Latrocinio, pMlaje.
tenderse, alargarse. Exp ration, 8. Expiracion; muerto; remate,
Expanse, 2. Expansion, dilatacion. rmino. [en. Morir.
To Expire, va. Exhalar; expirar; acabar.—
To Explain, va. Explanar, explicar, aclarar.
Explainable, a. Explicable, rete,
Explainer, 8. Expositor, comentador, inter-
Explanation, 8. Explanacion, explicacion, in-
terpretacion,
Explanatory, a. Interpretativo, explicativo.
Expansibility, 8 Expansibilidad,
Expansible, a. Expansible,
Expansion, 8, Expansion.
Expansive, a. Expansivo.
Ex parte, (For.) Do una parte, de una de
las partes. [dirse, hacer digresiones.
To pees en. Espaclarse, dilatarso, difun-
ato
Expatiator, £ Amplificador. Expletive, a. Expletivo.
To Expatriate, va. Expatriar. Expletory, a. Lo que llena una cosa.
Expatriation, 8. Expatriacion. E NUCaD e, a. Explicable. [rar.
To Expect, va. Esperar, aguardar. To Explicate, ea. Desplegar; explicar, ac
Explicution, £. Explicacion, ilustracion, in-
E mie
cativo, a, vo.
Explicator, se. E tor; ilustrador.
Explicatory, a. licativo.
explici a. Ex lícito, claro.
Explicitly, ad, Kxplicitamente.
Expectable, a. Esperable.
Expectance, Expectancy, & ctacion,
expectativa, esperanza. [s. rador.
Expectant, a. El que está en expectacion.—
Expectation, 8. Expectacion, expectativa,
eaperanza, pals nating
+Expectative, a, Ex tivo,
Expecter, 8, Esporador. Explicitness, 8. Claridad, especificacion.
Expectorants, 8. pl. oe) Expectorantes. | To loda, va. con estallido; me-
To Expectorate, va, Expectorar. nospreciar; reprobar.
O e. Expectoracion, Exploder, a. Gritadur, silbador.
EXP
Exploit, s. Hazaña, hecho heroico,
+Exploitable, a. Ejecutable. [quirir.
+To Explorate, cv. Explorar, investigar, in-
Exploration, 8. Exploracion, examen, visita.
Explorator, 8. Explorador, examinador.
Exploratory, a. Exploratorie. [dear.
To Explore, va. Explorar, averiguar, son-
reno 8. Exploracion, pesquisa,
Explosion, 8. Explosion.
Explosive, a. Lo que hace explosion.
+Expoltation, e. Dados gasto.
Exponent, a (Mat.) Exponento.
To Export, vta. Exportar, sacar, extraer.
Exports, a. pl. Las mercancias 6 goneros ex-
traidos 6 exportador.
Exportable, a, Lo que puede ser exportado.
Exportation, 8. Exportacion, extraccion.
Exporter, 2, El que exporta.
To Expose, va. Exponer, mostrar, publicar,
arriesgar; manifestar; comprometer; cen-
surar, denigrar.
Exposor, 8. Expositor; el que expone 4 otro.
Exposition, a. Exposicion; explicacion, in-
terpretacion.
Expositive, a. Expositivo. [prote.
Expositor, a Expositor; ilustrador, intér-
Expository, a. Expositivo.
Ex post facto, y.
., ley que se aplica á un
delito anterior á ella,
To Expostulate, en. Debatir, altercar.—va,
Dar quejas; discutir. convencion.
Expostulation, e. Debate, disputa; queja, re-
Expostulator, s, El que ventila algun asunto
con otro reconviniéndole amigablomente.
Expostulatory, 4. Lo que contlone cargos 6
reconvenciones amistosas.
Exposure, pora esa ar-
esgada 6 peligrosa. retar.
To Expound, va. Exponer, declarar, inter-
Expounder, 8. tor, comentador.
To Express, va. Expresar; representar; de-
signar; exprimir.
Express, a. Expreso, claro; de intento.—e
Correo, mensajero, propio; mensaje.
Expressible, a. Decible; expresablo.
Expression, 8, Expresion; representacion ;
locucion, co.
Expressive, a. Expresivo, significativo, onér-
Expressively, ad. Exprosivamente,
Exprossiveness, & Energia.
Expressly, ad. Expresamente,
+Expressness, 8. El poder de la expresion,
+Expressure, 8, Expresion, prolacion.
To Exprobrate, ou. Vituperar, afear, echar
en cara, [censura,
Exprobration, 8. Reprension ; vituperacion;
Exprobrative, a. Reprobatorio.
To Expropriate, ea. (Des.) Enajenar.
Expropriation, a. Enajenamiento,
To Expugn, vu, Expngnar, tomar por fuer-
za 6 asalto.
Expugnable, a. Expugnable.
Expugnation, & Expugnacion.
Expugner, se. Expugnador.
To Expulse, ea. Expoler, expulsar.
+Expulser, €. El que expele, expelienta
Expulsion, +. Expulsion.
Expúlsive, a. Expulsivo.
Expunction, 8. Abolicion. [manchas,
To Expungo, va. Borrar, cancelar, lavar las
etar. | To Extem
EXT
| Exponging, 8. Cancoladura.
‘To Expurgate, va. Expa
| Expurgation, 8. Expurgaclon, purlficacion.
Expurgatory, a, Expurgatorio.
+To Expurga, ta. Expurgar. raro.
Exquisite, a. ig eet perfecto, excolente,
' Exquisitely, ad, Exquisitamente. {clon.
| Exquisiteness, 8. Primor, delicadeza, perfec-
+Exquisitive, a. Curioso, exacto.
' To Exscind, va, Cortar, extirpar.
| tExscript, e. Traslado, copla de algun escrito,
| To Exsect, va, Cortar, extirpar.
| Exsection, 8. Cortadura, corta, oxtirpacion,
Exsiceant, a. Desecativo, desecante,
To Exsiccato, va. Desecar, secar.
Exsiccation, 8. Desecacion.
Exsiccative, a. Desecativo, desecante,
Exspuition, e. Esputo, saliva.
Exsuction, $. a a chupeton,
Exsudation, 8, V. £vwudation,
+Exsufflation, 8, Viento de abajo; especie
de exorcismo,
+Exsufíolate, a. Despreciable, vil.
+To Exsuscicate, va. Suscitar, d A
tExtancy, 8. La parte quo sobresale en algu-
NA cosa, 3 úblico,
Extant, a. Sobresaliente; estante, existente;
Extasy, as. E'xtasi; gozo, alegría; distrac-
cion. [fuera de et.
Extatic, Extatical, a. Extatico, arrobado,
tExtemporal, a. Extemporal, repentino; ex-
temporanco. repente,
tExtemporaliy, ad. Extemporáneamente, de
Extemporaneous, Extemporary, a. Extem-
poráneo, repentino, improviso. [prontu,
Extempore, ad. Extemporáneamente, in-
Extemporinese, a. Improvisacion.
en. Improvisar,
To Extend, va. Extender, alargar; ensan-
char; admentar; conocder, comunicar;
secuestrar, embargar.—on. Alcanzar á al-
guna distancia,
Extender, $. Extendedor.
Extendible, a. Capaz de ser extendido.
Extensibility, Extensibleness, $, Extensibill-
dad.
Extensible, a. Extensivo.
Extension, 3, Extenston. -
tExtenstonal, a. Muy extendido,
Extenstvo, a, Extenso, espacioso, vasto.
Extensively, ad. Extonsivamente.
Extonsivoness, a, Extension, anchura, gran-
dor; extensibilidad. [comunicacion,
Extent, a. Extension, turmino; magnitud;
To Extenuate, ea, Extenuar, dobilitar; die-
minuir; paliar; envanecer.
+Extenuate, a. Delgado, extenuado.
Extenuation, e. Extennacion, mitigacion,
moderacion, debilitacion.
Exterior, a. y a. El exterior.
tExteriority, a. Extorioridad.
Exterlorly, ad. Exteriormente.
To Exterminato, va. Exterminar, desarral-
gar, destruir. [clon, extirpacion.
Extermination, 8, Exterminacion, destruo-
Exterminator, £ Exterminador,
Exterminatory, €. Lo que oxtermina,
+To Extermine, va. Extorminar,
Extern, 4. Externo, exterior; extrinsooo,
External, a. Externo, di
EXT
EYE
Externality, s. Percepcion externa.
Externally, ad. Exteriormente,
+To Exdll, en, Destilar, manar.
+Extillation, €. Destilacion. [picar.
+To Extimulate, ca. Estimular, aguijonear,
tExtimulation, s. Estimulo, aguijon.
Extinct, a. Extinto, apagado; abolido.
To Extinct, ex. Extinguir, apagar, abolir.
Extinction, $. Extincion; destruccion, supre-
sion, abolicion. [primir, destrutr.
To Extinguish, va. Extinguir, apagar; su-
Extinguishable, a. Extinguible,
Extinguisher, 8. Apagador; matacandelas.
Extinguishment, « Apagamiento, extincion,
E ac ole Capaz d xtirpad
Extirpable, a. Capaz de ser e 0.
To ae oa. Extirpar, desarraigar.
Extirpation, € Extirpacion, extermino.
Extirpator, 8. Exterminador, extirpador.
To ors va, Engrandocer, alabar, elovar,
exaltar.
Extoller, ¢. Ensalzador, alabador. — (justo.
Extorsive, a. Que causa oxtorsion, inicno, in-
Extorsively, ad. Con extorsion.
To Extort, ca. Extorsionar; adquirir por
violencia ú opreston, cionador.
Extorter, Extortioner, s, Opresor, extor-
Extortion, «. Extorslon.
Extortionato, a. Oprestvo, injusto, violento.
Extra, a, Extra, 4 demas, de repuesto.
To Extract, oa. Extraer, deducir; extractar,
compendiar.
Extract, «. Extracto; epitome, compendio.
Extraction, €, Extraccion; origen, linaje,
alcurnia.
Extractive, a. Extractivo,
Extractor, a. Extractor, oxtractador,
tExtradictionary, a, Real, efectivo,
Extrafoliaccous, a. Extrafollacep.
rac a. Extrajudicial,
Extrajudiclally, ad. Extrajudicialmento.
Extramission, €. El echar h4cia fuera alguna
cosa, [mundo.
Extramundano, @. Lo que está fuera del
Extraneous, a. Extraño, ajeno; hoterogé-
neo, exótico,
Extraordinarily, ad. Extraordinariamonte.
Extraordinariness, 8. Singularidad.
Extraordinary, a. Extraordivario; eminente,
notable.
Extraparochial, a. dinero
Extraprovincial, a. Lo quo esta fuera de la
provincia,
Extrarogular, a. Irregular.
Extravaganco, Extravagancy, @ Extrava-
gancia; disparate; disipacion ; prodigali-
ad. Vagamundo; extraínlario,
Extravagant, a. Extravagante; profnso.—e.
Extravagantly, 1d. Extravagantemente, pro-
fusamente, exorbitantemente. [reglo.
Extravagantness, £, Extravagancia, desar-
Extravaganta, 2. de Extravagantcs, cousti-
tuclones eclestásticas,
+To Extravagato, en. Disparatar, desbarrar,
cometer extravagancias,
Extravagation, e. Exccso, extravagancia.
Extravasated, a. Extravasado.
Extravasation, 8. (Méxl.) Extravasacion.
tExtravenate, a. Extravenado.
Ei 8. El arrojar fucra alguna cosa,
Extreme, a. Extremo, supremo; último;
estricto.—ea Extremo, ápice; fin, cabo.
Extremely, ad. Extremamente, samamente.
Extremity, e Extrernidad; rigor; necesidad.
Extricable, a. Capaz de sor desenredado ;
evitable, un peligro,
To Extricate, va. Desembarazar; sacar de
Extrinsic: Extrinsical, a Extrínseco, exter
¿xtrinsic, E ak or,
Extrinsically, ad. Extrinsccamente.
+To Extruct, va. Construir, edificar.
tExtruction, 8, Construccion. [& otro.
To Extrude, oa , resistir un cuerpo
Extrusion, €. Rechazo, empuje.
Extuberance, Extuberancy, £ Protuberan-
a ea pi tumor.
Extuberant, q. Prominente.
+To Extuberate, en. Hincharse como la mar,
Extumescence, 8. Hinchazon,
Exuberance, Exuberancy, 2, Exuberancia,
Exuberant, a. Exubcrante, abundantisimo.
Exubcrantly, ad. Abundantemente.
To Exuberate, on. Sobreabundar.
Exudation, @ iracion, sudor, [rar.
To Exnde, on. Sudar, exhalar.—oa. Traspi-
To Exulcerate, va. Exulcerar; afligir, irri-
tar.—on. Ulcerarse.
tExulcerate, a. Herido; enojado, irritado.
Exulceration, €, Exulceracion, enconamien-
to; corrosion.
Exulceratory, a. Exulceratorio.
To ri Triunfar, A pr
grarse O samo. rap ry
Exultance, Exultancy, €. Begctjo. triunfo,
Exultation, $. Exultacion, regocijo; tras-
orte.
o Exundato, on. V. To Overflow.
+Exundation, a Abundancia excesiva, gran
- cantidad. Poj cesivo.
xuperance, 8. Pojanza grande; poder ex-
tTo Exu oa. Sobrepujar, vencer.
tExurgent, a. Inctplente, lo que comienza.
+To Exuscitato, ea. Suscitar, mover, excitar,
+To Exust, oa. Quemar.
Exustion, €. Ustion, consuncion.
Exuvia, & pl Los jos de las animales,
tEyas, @ Halcon nlego.—a, Implume.
Eyas-musket, e. Halcon implame.
Eyc, & Ojo; atencion; corcheta. (Bot.)
Yoma. One-eyed, Tuerto. Kotl eyen, ¡
2 Ojos malos, O
O Eye, ea. Ojear; contemplar, observar.
Eycball, e, Niña dol ojo.
Eyebcam, a, Ojeada,
Eyebolta, 3. as del ojo,
Eyebright, e. (Bot.) Eufrasia.
Eycbrightening, a. Lo quo aclara la vista,
Eyebrow, 8, Ceja,
Eyed, a. Lo que tiene ojos.
Eycdrop, @ Lágrima.
Eyefiap, & Antojera, orejeras.
Eyeglance, 8. Ojcada, mirada ligera,
Eyeglass, 8. Anteojo.
Fee e Lo que alhaga el ojo.
cstaña,
Eyclash, $.
Shey eke cualquier abertn
yelet, e. Reaquicio, uler ra
donde entra la luz. Byetet-holes Othe
reef», (Néu.) Ollados de drizos.
Eyelid, $. Púrpado.
FAC
FAI
Eyo-offending, a. Lo que ofende la vista. -
Eye-pleasing, a. A able á la vista.
Eyer, 4, Mirador, el que mira atentamente.
Eye-ealve, 8. Ungiiento para los males de los
ojos. ncla de su amo.
Eyo-servant, s. El criado que solo trabaja en
Eye-service, e. Servicio hecho de mala gana.
Eyeshot, 8. Ojeada, mirada pronta.
Eyesight, a, Vista.
Eyesore, & Mal de ojos, [como es
Eye-spotted, a. Abigarrado con manc
Eye-string, a. Fibra del ojo,
Eye-tooth, $. Colmillo.
Eye-water, 8, Locion para los ojos.
Eyewink, a. Guiñada.
Eye-witness, a. Testigo ocular,
Eyot, 8. Islcta, [iban de una parte 4 otra.
Eyre, & J o compuesto de jueces que
Eyry, 8. Nido de ave de rapiña,
F.
F. Esta letra tiene el mismo sonido que en
ES bien que pronunciado con mas
CTza,
Fa, fa, Cuarta voz do la másica. [del haba.
Febsccons, a. Lo que tiene de la sustancia
Fable, a Fábula; ficcion; cuento; falsedad.
To Fable, on. Fingir, mentir.—oa. Contar
fábulas,
Fabled, a. Celebrado en fabulas,
Fabler, 8. Fabulista; cuentero, mentiroso.
ao Fabricate, va. Fabricar, edificar; forjar,
ngir.
Fabrication, e. Fabricacton, fábrica.
Fabricator, 8, Fabricante, fabricador.
Fabric, £. Fábrica, edificio; manufactura.
+To Fabric, va. Fabricar, construir.
Fabrile, a. Fabril.
Fabulist, e. Fabulista.
Fabulous, a. Fabuloso, fingido,
Fabulously, ad. Fabulosamente.
Facade, s. Fachada, frontispicio. V. Front.
Face, €. Cara; lado; superficio; semblante;
fachada ; frente; aspecto; apariencia;
descaro; mueca,
To Face, va. y n. Aparentar; encararso;
cubrir; hacer frente; aforrar; sostener con
impudencia. [sicion).
F a. Teniendo frente (usase en compo-
Face-painter, e. Retratista.
Face-painting, a, El arte de retratar.
Facet, 8. Faceta.
+F acete, a. Alegre, chistoso, gracioso, faceto.
+Facetely, ad. Chistosamente.
tFacetencas, 8 Chiste, jocosidad, graciosi-
dad, donaire; chanza.
Facetious, a. Salado, chistoso, jocoso.
Facetiously, ad. Chistosamente,
Facetiousness, & Sales, chiste; no
Facile, a. Fácil, dócil, afablo. V. Fasy.
Factlely, ad. Fácilmente. V. Easily.
Facilenesa, 8, Docilidad.
To Facilitate, ea. Facilitar.
Facilitation, 8. Facilitacton.
Facility, a, Facilidad; ligereza;
+Facinerioua, tFacinorous, a.
inicno, vado,
[afabilidad.
rontitnd ;
acineroso,
Facing, 8. Paramento; cubierta.
Fac-simile, 8. Facsimile, copia exacta.
Fact, s. Hecho; realidad, dato, motivo.
multo.
tFactionary, 8. Faccionario, partidario,
Factioníst, 8. Promotor de facciones.
Factious, 8. Facoloso, sedicioso, revoltoso. .
Factiousness, & Espíritu de partido
Factitious, a. Facticio, sedicioso.
Factor, e. Factor; agente comisionado.
Factorage, 8. (Com.) Factorage, comision,
Factory, 8. Factoría, casa de gremios.
Factotum, a. El que hace á todo, factotum,
Faculty, €. Facultad, potencia; talento, des-
treza : eficacia; privilegio : facultad, el
Facund, a. Facundo, elocuente. lar.
Facundity, 8. Facundía, facilidad en el ha-
To Fade, on. Desaparecer ; decacr.—ca,
Marchitar, secar. [conventr.
Fading, 8. Decadencia, flojedad.
Fadingness, e. Tendencia á marchitarse,
Fecal, a. Fecal
Fecula, Fecula, a. (Quim.) Fócula, almidon,
farin
To Fag, en. Deafallecer 6 desmayarse de
cansancio, [paño.
Fag, e. Esclavo, trabajador; nudo en el
(Nau ) Cordon.
Fagot, 8. Haz ó gavilla de leña.
To Fall, en, y a. Faltar; fallecer, decaer;
uebrar; descuidar; olvidar; engañar.
Fail, s. Desgracia, desdicha ; falta; muerte,
+Fallanco, a. Omision, falta. , ‘
Failure, a Falta; quiebra; desliz; disparate
+To Fain, on. ardientemente, ansiar,
toramente, de buena gana.
To Faint, on. pain habe desalentarse.—
Faint, a, Lánguido, extenuado ; opaco, 08-
curo; abatido, pe
Faint-heartedly, ad. Medrosamente.
Faint-heartedness, 8 Cobardia, pusilanimi-
Faintish, a. Débil, flojo, abatido.
Faintishnese, $. Debilidad.
Faintly, ad, Dóbilmente, oscuramente,
Faintness, $. Languidez, flaqueza, abatt-
Facinorousness, 8. Maldad, iniquidad.
Faction, 8. Faccion, bando, parcialidad ; tae
+Factloner, 8. Faccioso, alborotador.
Factiously, ad. Sediciosamente, Vr
fac-
tF active, a. Hacedor.
Factorship, a. Agencia, factoria,
+Facture, 3. Factura, hechura,
conjunto de profesores.
To Faddle, on. Juguetear, Jugar, travesear.
To Fadge, on. (Vulg.) Adaptar; suceder;
Fady, a. Lo que decae 6 se marchita,
Feces, & pl. Heces, excrementos.
+To Faffle, en, V. To Stammer,
Fag-end, 2. Cadillos, de la tela; desecho,
To Fagot, ca. Liar, hacer lios 5 hacos.
ot to fail, No dejar de.
Falling, a Falta, desliz, defecto, malogro.
Fain, a. Obligado, constreñido.—ad. Gus-
va. Desmayar, acobardar
rozOSO, [cado,
Faint-hearted, a. Cobarde, pusilánime, apo
[dad.
Fainting, a Deliquio, desmayo.
Faintling, a. (Fam.) Cobarde, medroso,
miento.
Fair, a. Hermoso, perfecto. Fair com-
pleston, Tez blanca. Claro, no rec-
FAL
FAN
to, honrado, franco; suave; cortes.—ad.
Decentemente, felizmente.—8. Belleza ;
honradez ; feria, ;
Fairing, 8. Ferias, didivas 6 agasajos.
Fatrish, a. Razonablemente justo; asi, asi.
Fairly, ad. Bellamente ; suavemente; jus-
tamento; cabalmento. [candor.
Fairness, 2. Hermosura, belleza; honradez,
Fair-spoken, a. Bion hablado, cortes.
Fairy, 8. Duende; hada, bruja, encantadora.
Falrylike, a. Aduendado.
Faith, a. Fé, creencin; confianza; fidelidad.
—ad, En verdad.
Faith-breach. s. Doslealtad, infidencia,
Faithful, a. Flel, leal; justo.
Faithfully, ad. Flelmente.
Faithfulness, 2. Fidelidad, honradez, lealtad.
Faithlosa, a. Infiel, tebe deslecal.
Faithlessness, 8. Infidencia, traicion,
Fake, & Q uu.) Aduja de cable.
Fakir, a. V. Faquir.
Falcado, 2. Falcada, corveta del caballo.
Faloate, Falcated, a. Falcado, encorvado
como una hoz.
Falcation, a. Encorvadura.
Falchion, 8. Cimitarra,
Falcon, 4. Halcon. (Art.) Falcon.
Falooner, 8. Halconero.
Falconet, 8. (Art.) Falconete.
Falconry, a. Halconería, cctroria.
+Falding, 8. Especie de paño basto. [
Faldstool, e. Faldistorio, asiento de los obis-
To Fall, on. Caer, caerse; morir de repento
6 politicamente; disminuir; acontecer:
apostatar; perder la prosperidad. To fall
away, Enflaquecer. Tu fall down, Pos-
trarsa. fF rs in, Acceder. To fall on,
Asaltar, To fall out, Reñir. To fal to,
Empezar 4. To fell upon, Embestir.
Tb fa aboard, Abordar. Tb full astern,
arse caer por la popa To fall under
one's displeasure, Incurrir en la indigna-
cion de. To full to one's lot, Caber en
suerte tocar. To fall short, No conse-
guir. Zo fall in +cith, Encontrarse.
Fall, a. Caida; destruccion ; decadencia, de-
clinacion ; baja; declive; catarata, casca-
da, salto; otoño; corta do leña. Fall
a tackle, Tira de aparejo. — [frandulento.
Fallaciou . Falaz, sofístico, engañoso,
Fallaciously, ad. Falazmente.
Fallaciousness, 8. Falacia, engaño, sufisma.
Fallacy, 8. Falacia, sofisteria, engaño,
Faller, 8. El que cae.
Fallibility, « Falibilidad.
Fallible, a. Falible.
Fallibly, ad. Faliblemente. [To Fall.
Falling, 8, Concavidad pequeña; caida, V.
Falling-sickness, & Epilepsia, gota coral.
Fallow, a. Flavo. Fallow-deer, .Corzo.
Abandonado.—s. Barbecho; tierra que
descansa.
To Fallow, ea. Barbechar.
Fallow-finch, e. (Orn.) Triguero.
Fallowlng, 8. Barbechera.
Fallowness, «$, Esterilidad de algun terreno.
False, a. oe pornos i, pS Fal-
samente. Fulse-tro lentos tizos,
False-faced, a, epee ae
dr 4. Traidor, pérfido, alove.
of ¡Fancy, 8. Fantasia; antojo,
False-heartedness, a. Perfidia, falsedad,
Falsehood, 8. Fulsedad, mentira, engaño,
Falsely, ad. Falsamente.
Falseness, e. Perfidia, falsedad, engaño.
Falsetto, 8, (Mús,) Falseto.
Falsifiable, a. Falsificable.
Falsification, €, Falsificacion; confutacion.
Falsifier, Falsificator, 8. Falsificador, em-
bustero, falsario. úr.
To Falsify, va. Falsificar, falsear.—on. Men-
Falsity, a. Falsedad; mentira.
To Falter, on, Tartamudoar, faltar. ta,
Faltering, a Tartamudeo, debilidad, d
DE E ad, Vacilantemente.
Fame, €. Fama, celebridad ; voz comun.
+To Fame, va. Afamar; divulgar.
Famed, a. Afamado, famoso, renombrado.
Famelesa, a. Oscuro, desconocido.
Familiar, a. Familiar, comun; afable; na-
tural; íntimo.—s. Amigo intimo; demo-
nio, familiar. Banza
Familiarity, «. Familiaridad, Jlaneza, con-
To Familiarize, oa. Famillarizar. (mente.
Familiarly, ad. Familiarmente, amistosa-
Familist, a. Familista, clase de sectarios; fa-
milia de amor.
Famille, ad. Domésticamente.
Family, €. Familia; linaje; clase, especia.
Faunino, 8. Hambre, carostia. re,
To Famish, ea. Hambrear, matar de bam-
Famishment, & Hambre, carestía de vivares,
Famous, a. Famoso, celebrado, afamado.
+Famoused, a. Celebrado, famoso.
Famously, ad. Famosamente.
Famousness, 8, Celebridad, fama.
Fan, $. Abanico; aventador.
To Fan, va. Abanicar; aventar, separar la
paja del O.
Fanatic, 4. Fanatico. [visionario.
Fanatic, Fanatical, a. Fanático, entusiasta,
Fanatically, ad. Fanáticamente.
Fanaticalness, $. Frenesi.
Fanaticism, e. Fanatismo, entusiasmo.
ie a, Antojadizo, imaginativo, capri-
choso.
Fancifully, ad. Caprichosamente.
Fancifulness, a. Antojo, cho.
ale im4-
ancy goods,
fantasear.
To Fancy, ta. Imaginar.—en. Apesionarse ;
Fancy-free, a. Desamorado, desinciinada.
Fancy-monger, & Hombre fantástico.
Fancy-sick, a. Enfermo imaginario.
Fane, 8. Templo, antiguamente fino.
Fanfare, 8, Tocata 6 sonata de trompas.
Fanfaron, 8. Fanfarron, jactansioso.
Fanfaronade, 8. Fanfarronada,
Fang, & Colmillo; garra, uña.
+To Fang, va. Asir, agarrar.
Fanged, a. Lo quo tiene colmillos 6 garras,
+Fangle, 8. Empresa necia.
Fangless, a. Descolmillado, desdentado.
Fangot, & Una cierta cantidad de géneros.
Fannel, 8 Manipulo.
Fanner, & Aventador, abanicador.
Fanning, €. Ventilacion.
Fanon, @ Los colgantes do la mitra e
nas, a, Fantástico, quimérico, capri-
C oso,
den ; inclinacion, afecto.
odas.
FAS
FAT
Fantasm, & Fantasma.
Fantastic, Fantastical, a. Fantéstico, qui-
mérico; inconstante.
Fantastic, a. Fantástico.
Fantastically, ad. Fantásticamente.
Fantasticalnesa, 8. Fantasia, humorada.
Fantasy, 2. Fantasia, capricho; imagina-
clon; gusto.
Fantom, V. Phantom, [entre los turcos.
Faquir, a. Alfaqui, religioso mendicante
Far, ad. Lijos. Far better, Mucho mejor.
Far distunt, Muy distante. Far and
wide, Por todas partes.—a. Lejano, dis-
tanto.
+Far-about, e. Rodeo; dl on.
To Farce, va, Embutir; henchir, esparcir.
Farco, $. Farma, entremes.
Farcical, 8. Entremesado, burlesco, cómico.
Farcing, & Embutido.
Farcy, & Lamparones, de las caballos,
To Fard, oa. Pintar, colorar.
+Fardel, a Fardillo.
+To Fardel, va. Enfardelar.
To Fare, on. Hallarse en cualquiera situa-
pon us viajar ; Sa ; erating y
Aare, & usto; comida; e, pasaje.
Farewell ad * Dios.—a, Despedida,
+Far-fetch, e. Estratagema estudiada,
Far-fetchod, a. Traido de lejos; alambica-
do, apurado,
Farinaceous, a. Harinoso, farináceo.
Farm, £ Hercdad. Farm-house, Alqueria,
granja. (Mex.) Hacienda; rancho; es-
tancia,
To Farm, va, Arrendar; cultivar la tierra,
Farmable, a. Arrendable.
Farmer, 8. Arrendatario; rontero; Jabra-
dor, agricultor; ranchero; sitiero, estan-
ero,
Farmost, 4d. Lo mas léjos 6 distante.
Farness, ¢. Distancia,
Far-piercing, a Lo que penetra mucho.
Farraginous, «. Farraginoso.
Farrago, e. Fárrago, broza.
Farreation, 8. V. Confarreation,
Farrier, 2. Herrador; albóitar.
To Farrlor, on. Practicar la albeiteria.
Farricry, e. Albciteria.
Farrow, €. Lech! de paercoa,
To Farrow, ea. Parir la puerca 6 marrana,
Far-shooting, a. Lo que es de largo alcance.
Farther, a. Mas léjos—ad, A’ mayor dis-
tancia; mas adelante, ademas de.
To Farther, va. Adelantar, promover. Y,
To Further. [theranos.
Fartherance, $, Adelantamiento. V. Fur-
Farthermore, ad. Ademas, 4 mas de, Y.
Furthermore.
Farthest, ad. A’ lo mas ldjos.
Farthest, 4. Remotisi!mo.—ad, V. Furthest,
Farthing, 8. Cuarto de penique; un ochavo.
Farthingale, e. Verdugado, guardainfante.
Farthings-worth, 4. que se vende por
un ochavo.
F 8. pl. Fascea, un hacecillo de varas.
Fascet 6 Pince, e. Varn de hierro con que
se ponen las botellas en el borno para
templarlas.
Fascia, e. Faja, venda,
das”! a, Fajado, vendado.
B
Fasctation, &. Vendaje; el acto de vendar.
Arraci
Fascicled, a. mado.
To Fascinate, oa. Fascinar, hechizar, aojar.
Fascination, 2. Fascinacion, aojo, hechizo.
Fascine, 8. Fagina. nado,
+Fascinous, 8. Hechizado, encantado, aluci-
To Fash, va. Enojar, irritar.
Fashion, $. Forma; moda; rango. People
y fashion, Gente de tono.
To Fashion, va, Formar, amoldar; adaptar.
Fashionable, a, Establecido, usado.—s. Pe-
timetre.
Fashionableness, 8. Figura; gentileza on el
porte 6 costumbre de las modas existentes.
Fashionably, ad. A' la moda.
Fashioner, 8. Hacedor.
Fashtonist, e. Petimetra.
To Fast, en. Ayunar.
Fast, a, Ayuno.—a. Firme, fuerte; veloz.
ligero. Fast and loose, Anden y tén-
—ad, Fuertemente ; de priesa,
Fast-day, 8. Dia de ayuno.
To Fasten, va. Afirmar, me io unir.—
on. Fijarse, establecerse. Jasien in,
Clavar, hincar.
Fastencr, s. Afirmador, asegurador.
Fastening, ¢. (Náu.) Encapilladura; lo que
asegura.
Faster, 8, A or, - [quíno,
Fast-handed, a. Agarrado, apretado, mez-
+Fastidiosity, e. Fastidio, melindre, dengue.
pee a. Fastidioso, tedioso, molin-
TO8O,
Fastidiously, ad. Fastidiosamente.
Fastidiousness, 8. Fastidio, enfado; tedio,
Fastigiate, a, (Bot) Llano 6 igual en la
onmbre.
Fastigiated, a. Techado.
Fasting, 8. Ayuno.
Fasting-day, 8. Dia de ayuno.
+Fastly, Seguramente. guridad,
Fastness, s. Firmeza; fuerza; fo : B0-
o 2: Fastuoso. [Vat
Fat, a Gordo, copulate; opulento. V.
To Fat, va, Engordar, nutrir.—on. Engro-
sarse,
Fatal, a. Fatal, mortal; tnovitable.
Fatalism, s. Fatalismo.
Fataliat, a. Fatalista. damente,
Fatality, Fatalness, s. Fatalidad; desgracia-
Helly, ad. Fatalmonte, necesidad inevita-
e.
torpe.
Fat-brained, Fat-headed, a Lerdo, bse
Fate, 3, (Poét.) Hado, su parca.
Fated, a. Antiguamente .
Father, e. Padre; confesor. Grandfather,
Abuelo, Our forefathers, Nuestros pa-
dres, abuelos 6 antepasados, God. .
Padrino. Foster-father, Padre de leche
To Father, va. Prohijar, adoptar ; achacar,
Fatherhood, 8. Paternid
Father-in-law, ¢, Suegro, [torizado.
Fatherless, a. Huérfano de padre; desau-
Fatherlinesa, $. Ternura 6 amor paternal.
Fatherly, a. Paternal —ad. Paternalmente.
Fathom, 8. Braza; alcance, penetracion,
To Fathom, oa. Abrazar; sondear; pene-
trar, profandizar.
Fathomer, 8. Sondeador.
Fathomless a. Insondablo; impenetrable.
FEA
Fatidical, a. Fatídico, profético, pronóstico.
Fatifcrous, a. Fatal, funesto.
+F atizable, a. El que con facilidad se cansa.
+To Fatigate, va. Fatigar, cansar, fastidiar.
dea 8. Cansancio; fatiga, trabajo, fas-
o.
enfadar.
To Fatigue, ea. Fatigar, cansar, diar,
Fat-kidneyed, a. Gordo, pingiie.
Fatling, e pia que se ceba para comer.
Fatly, ad. Corpulentamente, toscamente.
Fatness, 8. Gordura; gordo, grasa; fertilidad.
To Fatten, va, Engordar; cebar; fertilizar.
—on, Criar.
Fattener, a. Cebo, lo que engorda,
Fattiness, a. Gordura, pringue.
Fattish, a. Pingiie, pingiiedinoso.
Fatty, @ Craso, re ii
Fatuity, s. Fat dad simpleza.
Fatuons, a. Fatuo, insensato, simple.
Fat-witted, a. Torpe, lerdo, o.
Faucet, 2. Espíta, canilla para sacar Hoor,
augh, V. Foh,
Fauloon, V. Falcon,
Fault, e. Falta, culpa, delito, vicio, desliz;
privacion ; enrodo, dificultad.
Fault-finder, a Censurador, criticon.
+Fanitfal, a. Culpable en extremo,
Faultily, ad. Defectuosamonte,
Faultinesa, e, Culpa, falta, vicio, ofensa.
Faultlesa, a. Perfecto, eumplido, acabado.
Faultlessness, a, Perfoccton; inculpabilidad.
Faulty, a. Culpable, defectuoso, imperfecto.
Fann, £ Fauno, dios de las selvas.
Faanist, s. Naturalista. [no.
arena Es 8. Falaabraga, parapeto inter-
Fantor, e, Fautor, favorecedor.
+Fautreas, 4f. Fautora, fomentadora,
Favilloas, a. Ceniciento.
To Favor, va. y n. Favorecer, patrocinar,
proteger, ayudar, amparar, socorrer, asis-
Tr, apoyar. [lenidad; suplica.
Favor, & Favor, fineza; patrocinio, amparo;
Favorable, a. Fayorable, propicio; benigno.
Favorableness, a, Agrado, benignidad.
Favorably, ad. Favornblemento, [do,
Favored, 6. Favorecido, protegido, ampara-
Favorer, e. Favoreocdor, protector.
Favorite, +. Favorito, privado; confidente.
Favoritism, e. Favoritismo, beneficio.
Favorless, a, Desfavorecido, desamparado.
Fawn, £. Cervato, nuevo,
To Fawn, vn. Parir la ciorva; halagar; ada-
lar sorvilmente, e
Fawner, €. Lisonjero, zalamero, adulador.
Wawning. €. Adulacion, lisonja vil; bajeza,
Fawningly, ad. Lisonjeramente,
To Fay, va. Escarabotear.
Fealty, e. Homenaje, fidelidad, lealtad.
Fear. a. Miedo; temor, rezelo. — [receloso.
To Fear, ca. Temer; espantar.—on, Estar
Fearful, a. Medroso, pusilánime; tímido;
tremendo, capantoso,
Fearfully, ad. Temerosamente. [to.
Fearfulnesa, 8. Timidez, miedo, encogimien-
i oa a. Intrépido, bravo, atrevido, au-
Fearlessly, ad. Intrépidamento.
Fearlessness, 8. Intrepidez, cosa.
Feasibility, a, Posibilidad do efecntar alguna
FEE
Feasibly, ad. De un modo factible,
Feast, a. Banquete, festin, convite,
To Feast, on. Comer opiparamente.—«a,
Festejar.
Feaster, a, Comiliton; festejador. [so.
Feastful, a, Festivo, placentero; voluptuo-
Feasting, 2. Banqueto; festa,
Feast-rite, e. El ceremonial de los banquetes.
Feat, e, Hecho, hazaña; ligereza de manos.
Feata, Suertes.
To Feat, va. Formar, amoldar; dar ejemplo.
tFeateoas, a. (Ant.) Diestro, mañoso.
Feather, €. Pluma; oropel Feather-ded,
Plumon. [adornar.
To Feather, ea. Emplumar; que
Feather-driver, 8. El que limpia las plumas.
Feathered, a. Plumado, emplumado. The
Jeathered tribe, Los pájaros,
Feath a. Achaflanado,
Featherless, a, Desplumado.
+Featherly, a. SÓ ri á las plumas.
Feather-seller, e. Plumajero, vendedor de
plumajos, (pluma,
Feathery, a. Plumado; 1 como una
; forma; er-
Feataro, 3. Semblante,
rácter
parecerse.
Featured, a Lo que tiene buenas 6 malas
facciones; lo que so pareco en las frecio-
[ apalear.
To Feaze, va, (Néw) Destorcer el chicote
+To Febricitato, en. Estar con fiebre.
Febrifuge, € y a (MeL) Febrifago.
cbrifuge, 8. y a. Ol
e (Ned) Febril.
February, e. Febrero.
tFobruation, a Purificacion
Feces, 8, pl, Excrementos; heces.
Focklesa, a. ee) Débdil, flojo, desanimado,
heces, sedimento.
Feculent, a. Feculento, heciento.
Fecundation, « Fecundacion,
, oa. Fecundar, fecundizar.
Fecundity, £. Fooundidad, fertilidad, abun-
dancia. [dependicnte.
Fodera a. Federal, pertenecionte 4 liga 6
contrato.
Federative, a, Federativo.
Federation, a. Confederacion,
Feo, & (For.) Fendo; recompensa; gratifi-
cacion, gaje; derechos honorario.
sobornar.
Feeble, a. Febla, débil, flaco, lánguido.
+To Feeblo, va. Debilitar. V. To Enfeeb
e, corto de
juicio. queza.
Feebleneas, €. Debilidad, extenuacion, fla-
To Feed, eta. Dar do comer; pacer; pro-
veer; deloltar.—on, Comer; pastar; en-
To Feature, va. Asome
nea. o un cabo; azotar
Febrific, a, Febrifico.
Febrile, a.
[poa.
Fecal, a. Fecal. papain saad
Foculence, Foculency, 8. Feculencia ; posos,
Focund, e. Fecundo, fertil, prolífico,
To Fecundify
+Fed 8. Compañero, soelo; federado;
Federate, a. Confederado, aliado,
+Fedity, a. To bajeza, vileza.
To Feo, ca. Pagar, premiar; tener á sueldo;
Feeble-minded, a. Posilánim do
Feebly, ad. Débilmente.
go
Feasible, oe Factible, practicablo, hacedero, | Feed, a, Comida, alimento; pasto.
FEL
Feeder, s. El que da de comer; atizador,
incitador; comedor.
Fecding, 8. Herbaje, pasto; comida
Feefarm, 8. (For.) Enfitéusis; escritura de
arrendamiento de tierras.
To Feel, on. Sentir; tentar, sondear; ps
manosear; sentir; conocerse, feel
mortified, Abochornarse, mortificarse,
Feel, 8. Tacto.
Feeler, 8, Tentador; antenas. V. Antenne.
Foeling, 8. Tacto; sensibilidad, ternura;
ona percepcion. —part. a. Sensible,
erno.
Feelingly, ad. Vivamente, sensiblemente,
con enorgía lie epoke very feelingly,
FEN
perdes psa & Preso en la misma cárcel
-6 por la misma causa.
Fellow-scholar, 8. Condiscipnio. [amo.
Fellow-servant, 8. Criado ó criada del mismo
Fellowship, 8. Compañia; asociacion ; igual-
dad; edad; beca de un colegio. (Arit.)
Regla de compañía, cariño.
Fellow-soldier, 8. Conmiliton: úsase por
Fellow-student, e. Condiscípulo,
Fellow-subject, 8, El que vive bajo el mismo
bierno.
Fellow-sufferer, 8, El que sufre por la mis-
ma causa 6 al propio ticmpo que otro.
Fellow-traveller, a. Compañero de viaje.
Fellow-worker, 8, El que trabaja en ol mis-
Habló al alma, mo intento ú objeto que otro.
Feet, 8. pl. de Foot. Plós, Fellow-workman, $, Artesano que trabaja
Feetless, a. Sin pide. on la misma obra que otro.
To Feign, va. Inventar, fingir; pretextar; | Fellow-writer, a Escritor, sobre ol mismo
disimular. A feigned treble, Falsete. | asunto que otro.
(Fam.) Zo feign ignorance, Hacerse chi- | Felly, ad. Cruelmente.
quo Felo-do-se, a. (For.) Suicida,
Feignedly, ad. Fingidamente. Felon, a. Reo de n delito capital; a-
Feignedness, 8. Ficcion, fraude, engaño. dizo, ufiero.—a. el, traidor. Fado.
Felgner, 8. Fingidor. [gaño, | Felonious, a. Malvado, traidor, villano, pér-
Feigning, « Fingimiento, simulacion, en-| Feloniously, ad. Traidoramente,
Feigningly, ad. Falsamente, astutamente. | Felony, 8. Felonia. [pecie de piedra dura.
Feint, 8 Ficcion, disimulacion, artificio;| Felspar 6 Feldspar, a, or Feldspato, es-
finta—a. Fingido, falseado, falso. Felt, s. Fieltro; cuero 6 pellejo. — ([breros.
To Felicitate, ra, Felicitar; dar el parabien ;
congratularse con otro de algo.
pena & Felicitacion, congratulacion,
en.
Fe Hides a, Feliz, dichoso.
Felicitously, ad. Felizmente, dichosamente.
Felicity, a Felicidad, dicha, bienaventa-
ranza.
Feline, a. Gatuno, gatesco.
Fell, a Cruel, bárbaro; flero, feroz.—e
Hiel; tristeza; cuero, piol; collado.
To Foll, va. Dorribar, derrocar. Selling
of wood, Corta de monte ó lena.
Feller, 8. Dorribante.
+Felliflaous, a. Amargo, lo que fluyo hiel,
Fellmonger, a. Pellejcro.
Fellness, 8. Cruel ferocidad, barbaric,
Felloes, €. pl, Pinas. A’ voces felliea,
Fellon, €. Postemillas, V. Felon.
Fellow, 8. Compañero; camarada; socio;
cómplice. A ve dr Un valiente.
A worthless fellow, Un pícaro.
To Fellow, ea. Hermanar, igualar una cosa
con otra. [triota.
Fellow-citizen, 8. Concludadano, compa-
Fellow-commoner, 8. El que tieno los mis-
mos derechos que otro.
Fellow-creuturo, 8. Crlatura de la misma
especle.
Fellow-foeling, 8. Simpatia, compasion; 1n-
teres comun, fen algun trabajo.
Fellow-laborer, 8. Colaborador, compañero
tFellow-like, +Fellowly, a. Igual, como
compañero, otra.
Fellow-maiden, 8 Doncella que vive con
Fellow-member, 8 Individuo de la misma
sociedad; miembro del mismo cuorpo,
Fellow-minister, 8, El que sirve el mismo
oficio, [cio 6 comercio,
Fellow-partner, 2. Consocio en algun nogo-
Fellow-pecr, 8. El que goza do igual nobleza,
To Felt, va. Trabajar el fieltro para los som-
Ele prat 8. El sombreroro que trabaja ol
O
Felucca, 8, Faluca, falaa, embarcacion,
Female, 2. Hembra. —a. Femenino,
Feme ridad a. (For.) Mujer casada. Feme
oltera,
Feminality, e. Femineidad.
+Feminate, a. Femenino.
Feminine, a. Femenino; fomenil, tierno,
delicado; mujeril, afeminado.
+Feminity, €. V. Feminality.
+To Feminize, va. Afeminar.
Femoral, a. Femoral, perteneciente al muslo,
Fen, 8. Marjal, pantano.
Fenberry, 2. Especie de zarzamora,
Fence, 8. Defensa, reparo, resguardo; pall-
zada; cercamiento; esgrima.
To Fence, ta. Corcar, avallar; defender. —
on, Esgrimir; defenderse.
Fencoful, a. Lo que da defensa 6 roparo.
Fenceless, a. Abierto, lo que no está cercado,
Fencer, a. Esgrimidor, maestro de esgrima,
Fencible, a. Defonsable, capaz de defensa,
—pl. Soldados.
Fencing, 8. Esgrima. [midor.
Fencing-master, 8. Maestro do armas, cagri-
Fencing-school, 8, Escuela de esgrima,
Fen-cress, 8. (Bot.) Berro.
Fen-cricket, e. Grillotalpa [resgnardar,
To Fond, ea. Parar, deterner; rechazar;
Fender, 8. Enrejado de metal delanto de la
chimenea, enders, (Náu.) Defensas
puestos al costado del barco.
Fen-duck, 8. A’nade silvestra,
+To Fencrate, on, Usurar, usurcar.
+Feneration, 4, Usura, interes exorbitante.
Fenestral, a. Lo perteneciente 4 las ventanas,
Fen-land, 8. Tierra húmeda 6 pantanosa,
Fennel, & (Bot.) Hinojo.
Fonnel-giant, a. (Bot.) Cañaheja, erate
FER
Fenny a. Palustre, pantanoso; empanta-
n
a. V. Mouldy,.
Fensucked, a. Desempantanado, desaguado,
Fenugreek, 4 (Bot) Fenogreco, alholva,
Feodal, a, Foudal.
Feodality, £ Feudalidad. fede
Feodatary, 8. Foudatario, poseedor de tlorras
Feodatory, a. Feudatario.
O.
+Fonow
To Fooff, va. Enfeudar, investir, dar la in-
vestidura de algun feudo.
Feoff, 8. Feudo, V. Fis
Fooffee, «. Feudatario. [fondo.
Feoffor, 8. El que da la investidura do algun
Feofment, €. Investidnra, .Feofment in
truat, (For.) Fideicomiso,
Feracious, a. Feraz, fértil. [
Feracity, a. Feracidad, fertilidad, focundi-
Feral, a. Feral, funesto, fatal.
+Fero, €. Compañero; consorte.
Ferial, a. Ferial.
+Forlatlon, a. Santificaclon do las ficstas;
+Forie, e. Ferla, día de trabajo.
Ferine, a. Ferino, cruel, sangriento,
Ferinoness, tFerity, a. Barbaridad, flereza,
cruoldad. (Fermentar.,
To Ferment, va. Hacer fermentar.—on,
Ferment, 8, Fermento; formentacion; agi-
tacion; tamulto.
Fermentable, a. Capaz de fermentacion,
A ermontal a. Lo que puede causar formen-
ion,
Fermentation, & Fermentacion; agitacion.
Fermentative, a. Fermontativo, [tar.
Fermentativenesa, a, Capacidad de fermen-
+Fermillet, a, Hebilla, broche,
Fern, e. (Bot.) Helecho,
Ferny, a. Lleno de helechos,
Ferocious, a. Feroz, bravio, flero; salvaje.
Feroctously, ad. Ferozinente, ficramente,
Ferociousness, & Ferocidad, crueldad.
Ferocity, 8. Ferocidad, braveza, ficreza,
Ferreous, a. Férreo.
Ferret, ¢. Huron; hierro para prohar el
metal; liston. Ferret 6 ds ribbon,
Hiladillo. (Prov.) Esterilla
To Forret, ea. , Indagar, averiguar.
Ferreter, e. Huron, el que averigua y descu-
bra lo escondido y secreto, [giento,
Ferriferous, a. (Min.) Ferraginoso, ferru-
Ferri. 8. Barcaje, derecho por pasar en
una barca.
Ferrugineous, Ferruginous, a. Ferruginoso,
Ferrule, e, Regaton, birola; rodaja do hicrro,
To Ferry, ea. Barquear.—on. Pasar un rio
en barca, [dero,
Ferry, e. Barco de trasporto; el em -
Ferryman, €. Barquero.
Fertile, a. Fértil, fecundo, abundante.
Fertileness, Fertility, a Fertilidad, fecundi-
dad, copia, abundancia,
To Fortilize, ea. Fertilizar.
Fortilely, ad. Fértilmente, abundantemente.
Ferula, +Ferular, Ferule, a. Fórula, palma,
palmeta.
To Ferule, ea, Castigar con la férula.—en,
Palmetenr,
Forvoncy, a, Fervor, calor; zelo, dovocton
ardiente, [vivo.
dia Fervionte; anliente, foyoso;
[vacaciones, | F
Fervently, ad. Ansiosamente; fervorosa-
mente.
Ferventnesa, 2. Ardor, fervor, zelo.
Fervid, a. Ardiente, fogoso, vehemente,
+Fervidity, Fervidness, s. V. Fervency.
Fervor, 8. Fervor, zelo, devocion; ardor.
Fescennine, a. Obsceno, liocencioso.
Fescue, @, Puntero. (Bot.) Festuca, yerba.
peace a. pl. Judias, habichuelas, {rijolea,
es.
friso
Festal, a. Festivo,
To Foster, on. Enconarse, inflamarse.
+Festin . Apresarado.
+Festinately, ad. Apresuradamente. [sa
tFestination, 3. Festinacion, celeridad, prie-
Festival, a. Festivo.
dad. | Festival, a. Fiesta, dia festivo. V. Feast
Festive, a. Festivo, alegre, regocijado, go-
2080.
Festivity, e. Festividad, flesta, alegría,
E in . Po de color de paj
‘estucine, a. zo, de color a.
Festucous, a. Pajizo, pajoso.
To Fetch, ea. Ir á traer algo; derlvar, sacar,
deducir; arribar; producir. To fetch
away, Lievar. To Jfetch down, ar.
To fetch in 6 within, Hacor entrar; me-
ter adentro, To fetch of, Sacar, lovarse.
To fetoh out, Sacar á luz; hacer salir. 70
etch over, Engañar. To fetch up, Sa-
ir; recuperar, To fetch one's breath,
Respirar.
Fetch, e. Estratagema, trota, artificio.
Fotcher, €, Llevador 6 traedor.
Fetid, a. Fétido, hediondo.
Fetidnesa, €. Fetor, hedor, mal olor,
Fetlock, 8. Cerneja de caballo.
Fetor, s. liedor.
To Fettor, es. Engrillar, encadenar.
Fetters, a pi. Grillos, prisiones. Feltera
Jor horees, Trabas para caballos.
Fetterless, a. Desenfrenado, destrabado,
+To Fettle, on. Emplearse en frioloras.
Fetus, e. Feto.
tFou, a. V. Fee,
Feud, e. Rlña, contienda, enemistad; fudo,
Feudal, a, Feudal.
Feudalism, a. Feudalismo,
Fendality, e, Fendalidad.
Feudary, a. Feudatario.
Pou de jee 8. eri ) Fu [neado.
eu do jole, a. Regocijo. (MIL
Foudist, a, Foudista ee
Fenuillemort, a, Color cabellado, de hoja seca,
Fever, 8. (Méd.) Fiebre, calentura, Zo be
tn a fever, Estar con calentura, Spotted
Jever, Tabardillo pintado.
To Fever, ea. Causar calentura. [ra
Fever-cooling, a. Lo que mitiga Ja calenta-
+Foveret, a. Fiobrecilla, calenturilla.
Foverfew, 8, (Bot.) Matricaria, planta.
Feverish, a, Febricitante, .calenturiento ;
incierto, inconstante. [bre; desasosiego,
Fevorishness, a. Principio ó aparato de fio-
Feverous, a. Calenturiento.
+Feverously, a7. A’ manera de calentura
Fover-sick, a Calenturiento, febricitante.
Fover-weakencd, ct. Debilitado por la ficbra
tFovery, a. V. Feverish,
Fow. a Poco. /a few, En enstancia,
‘FIE
FIL
Fewel, 8. Leña, carbon, V. Fuel.
Fewmet, €, V. Fumes. {mero,
Fewness, 8. Brevedad, concision; corto na-
tTo Fey, va, Limpiar una zanja de lodo.
Fiat, s. Fiat, órden, mandato absoluto.
Fib, & Mentira, embuste, bola. [cear.
To Fib, on. Mentir, contar mentiras, trapa-
Fibber, a. Embustero, mentiroso, trapacero,
Fibre, €. Fibra, hebra,
Fibril, a, Fibrita. [do la sangre.
Fibrine, 8, (Quim.) Fibrina, la parte fibrosa
Fibrose, Fibrous, a. Fibroso.
Fibula, a. (Anat.) Perone, el hueso exterior
y menor de la pierna; especie de venda | F
para las heridas, [veleidoso.
Fickle, a. Voluble, variable, inconstante,
Fickleness, 8. Volubilidad, inconstancia, vo-
leidad.
Fickly, ad. Inconstantemente.
Fictile, a. Hecho de barro de alfarero.
Fiction, e. Ficcion; invencion; mentira,
embuste,
Fictitious, a. Ficticto; fingido; fabuloso,
Fictitiously, ad, Ningldamente.
Fictitiousness, ¢, Represontacion fingida.
tFictive, a. Fingido, ficticio, imaginarlo.
Fid, e. (Nán.) asador 6 burel, Sid of a
nast, Cuña de mastelero.
Fiddle, a. Violin. (gar.
To Fiddic, en. Tocar el violin; enredar, ju-
Fiddle-faddie, a. Bagatelas, frioleras,
Fiddler, a Violinista.
Fiddlestick, a. Arco do violin; bagatela.
Fiddlestring, a Cuerda do violin.
Fidelity, e. Fidelidad, lealtad, veracidad.
To rod or, Atrafagarse, fatigarso, por
n
Fidget, a. Afan, fatiga, ocupacion Inútil,
Fidgety, a. (Fam.) Inquicto, agitado, impa-
ciente.
Fidacial, a. Confiado.
Fiducially, ad. Confidentemente.
Fiduciary, a. (For.) Fidelcomisario.—a. Con-
fidente; indabitable.
wie e ence es ae
eld, 4. Campo; campiña, campaña.
take the “rela, Salir ar Fields
of tcs, Bancos de hielo. Corn-field, Mal-
zal. silvestro,
Field-baeil, 8. (Bot.) Clinopodio, albahaca
Field-bed, se. Pabellon, cama de campaña
colgada como pabellon,
Fleld-fare, a. ae Zorzal, un pájaro.
Field-marshal, a. Feldmariscal; el general
en jefe de un ejército,
Field-monuse, ¢. Turon, raton silvestre.
Field-officer, 8. Oficial del estado mayor.
Field-ptece, 8. Artillería de campaña.
Ficid-preacher, 8. Predicador en los campos
ó al raso. 6 al raso,
Field-preaching, 8. Predicacion en los cam-
Ficld-room, 8. Espacio abierto,
Field-sports, 8. pl. Las diversiones de la caza,
Field-works, 4, p?, (For.) Obras de campaña.
+Vieldy, «. Abierto, llano, como un campo.
Fiend, ¢. Enemigo; el demonio; ente infer-
nal; furia.
Fiendful, a. Endemiontiado, perverso.
Fiendlike, a. Semejante al diablo; cruel,
atroz, salvia}
Fierce, a, Fiero, feroz; furioso ; fuerte, bravo.
Fiercely, ad. Fieramente, ;
Fierce-minded, a. Ei que tiene movimien-
tos impetuosos de ira 6 anhela con ansia
el hacer daño.
Fierceness, 8. Ficreza, ferocidad.
Fiori-facias, 8. (For.) El auto do las doci-
siones de un tribunal. [sidad.
Ficriness, s. Fuego, calor, acrimonta; fogo-
Fiery, a. I’gneo; ardiente; vehemonte;
colérico, vivo; indémito.
Fife, e. Pifano.
Fifer, 8. Pifano, el que toca el pifano,
ifteen, a. Quince.
Fifteenth, a, Décimo quinto, quinceno,
Fifth, a. Quinto.—s. El quinto.
Fifthly, ad. Lo quinto, en quinto lugar.
Fiftieth, a. Quincuagésimo, el número de
cincuenta,
Fifty, a ene Ao. B ea
, & Higo. A green fig, Breva. ry
Y, Higo seco. Indian fig, (Bot.) Tuna,
higo chumbo.
Fig- pple, 8. Especio de manzana.
To Fight, on. y a. Pelear, batallar, guerrear,
combatir, refiir.
Fight, e. Batalla, lid, combate, pelea; duelo.
Fighter, €, Guerrero; duelista; espadachin.
Fighting, a. Aguerrido.—e. Combate, que-
Yella, riña, [ble y ligera,
Figleaf, 2. Hoja de higuera; cobertura ende-
Fig-marigold, s. (Bot.) Escarchosa.
Figment, a. Ficcion, invencion, .
Figpecker, 8. (Orn.) Becafigo.
Fig-tree, 8. (Bot.) Higuera, atar:
Figulate, a. Figulino; hecho de barro de
Figurable, a. Figurable.
Figurability. 8. Figurabilidad. figura.
Figural, a. Figural, lo que pertencce 4 la
Figurate, a. Figurado; figurativo, no literal.
Figurative, a. Figurativo; alegórico.
ide ad. Figuradamente.
Figure, a. ra; hechura, presencia; viso;
imágen; pintura; cifra. (Astrol.) Horós-
copo. col.) i símbolo.
To Figure, oa. y ». Figurar, delinear. Fig-
ured velvet, Terciopelo, estampado, Fig-
ured silk, Seda floreada. Simbolizar;
figurarso.
E Site 8. (Bot.) Escrofularia,
Filaceous, a. Hebroso, fibroso,
dre e (Bot.) Filamento. (Fis. y
Anat.) llebra, fibra.
Filamentous, a, Filamentoso,
Filbert, a, Avellana de cáscara delgada,
To Filch, on. Ratear, hurtar con sutileza,
Filcher, a. Ratero, ladroncillo.
Filchingly, ad. Rateramente.
File, 8, Bramante; legajo de papeles. (MIL)
Fila, hilera; lima.
To Filo, va. Ensartar; limar, pulir; ensú-
clar, manchar; registrar; archivar.—on,
(mil) Marchar en fila.
Filecuttor, 8. Picador de limas.
Filer, 8. Limador.
Filial, a. Filial.
Fillation, a. Fillacton.
lona, E ado o hilo.
iligrane, Filigree, a, grana.
Fillgreed, a. Afiligranado.
FIN
Filings, £. pl. Limaduraa.
To Fill, oa. Llenar; henchir; satisfacer;
hartar.—+n. Hartarse, atracarso. 70
carro. V. Ti.
“Ps Colmar.
Fill, «. Hartura, abundancia; el hueco de un
Filler, 8, Armatoste. V. Funnel. Henchi-
or.
Fillet, a Venda, puesta al rededor de algu-
na cosa. (Arq.) Filoto Millet of veal,
Raeda do ternera. nar con astragalos.
To Fillet, ea. Vendar, fajar. (Arq.) Ador-
Filling, e. Adicion 6 suplemento.
To Fillip, ea, Dar un papirote.
Filip, e. Papirote. :
Filly, 8. Potranca; muchacha ligora.
Film, & Pelicula A silm on the eye, Nube
en el ojo. The film of the brain, (Anat.)
Perleoránco.
To Film, ea, Cubrir con una pelicula.
Filmy, a. Membranoso, peliculoso.
Filose, «. (Anat.) Lo que remata en hilillos.
To Filter, ea. Filtrar, depurar.
Filter, e, Filtro; que excita al amor.
Filth, a. Inmundicia; basura, fango; corrup-
cion, infeccion.
Filthily, ad. Asquorosamente.
Filthiness, 4. Inmundicia, suciedad.
Filthy a. Sucio, rad asqueroso ;
To Filtrato, va. Filtrar.
Filtration, 8. (Quim.) Filtracion.
Fimble-hemp, 2. (Bot.) Cáñamo hembra,
To Fimbriato, oa. Franjear; ribetgpr.
Fin, e. Aleta en los costados de los peces,
Finable, «, pull 4 multa. [objeto.
Final, a. Final; último; decisivo; mortal;
Finally, ad. Finalmente, en fin, por último.
Finance, 8. Hacienda pública; renta, utilidad
beneficio.
Financlal, a. Lo que pertenece á la hacion-
da 6 rentas públicas ; rentistico.
Financlor, $. Cambista; hombre de dinero;
rentista, hacendista, financiero.
[do.
un-
neh, n. :
To Find, va. Encontrar, hallar, descubrir;
juzgar, declarar, decidir; aprobar, admi-
tir; abastecer, proveer. To And owt, Sol-
ver; descubrir; adivinar, averiguar.
Finder, €. Hallador; descubridor, inventor.
Findfault, 8. Censurador, crítico.
Findfanlting, a. Capcioso, caviloso,
Finding, +. Descubrimiento, invencion.
Fine, a. Fino, puro; agudo; claro; primo-
roso; sagaz; eleganto; instruido; vistoso.
—8, Multa; fin, conclusion. Jn fine, Fi-
nalmente, por fin. [rar; lustrar; multar.
To Fine, ea. Afinar, refinar, purificar; acla-
To Finedraw, va. Zurcir dos podazos de tela
cosiéndolos sutil
Finodrawer, 8, Zurcidor. [cidura,
Finedrawing, €. Zurcidara, la union la zur-
Fine-fingered, a. Delicado, primoroso.
+Fincless, a. Ilimitado, sin fin. V. Endless.
Finely, ad, Primorosamente, con elegancia.
Finenees, s. Fineza, Instre; agudeza; pureza.
Finer, s. Rofinador de metales. [vio.
Finery, 8. Primor, esplendor: adorno, ata-
Fine-spoken, a. El que usa palabras muy
compuestas 6 aft RA,
aa" Pa Ingeniosamente ideado,
FIR
Finesse, €. Artificio, treta, sutileza,
Fin-footed, a. Palmeado. [Aniilo.
Finger, €. Dodo; la mano. Finger ring,
To Finger, va. Tocar, manosear; pulsar;
ee {go del violin.
Finger-board, 8. La parte del mastil 6 man-
Fingered, a. Lo que tiene dedos.
Fingering, ¢. El acto de juguetear; modo de
Fi nia Bujeria, fei 1
n gle, e. olera,
Finiesl a. Delicado, afectado,
Finically, ad. Afectadamente, (tra.
Finicalness, a, Afectacion propia de petime-
To Finish, va, Acabar, terminar ; dar la últi-
ma mano.
Finish, a, Acabamiento, colmo; pulimento.
Finisher, 8. Consumador, perteccionador
The Anisher of the lace, El verdugo.
Finishing, e. Acabamiento, consumación ;
perfeccion,
Finite, a. Finito, limite.
+Finitolesa, a. Infinito, ilimitado.
Finitely, ad. Limitadamente.
Finiteness, 8. Limitacion, restriccion.
Finless, a, Sin aletas, desaleteado,
Finlike, Finned, a. Aleteado. [cillo,
Finnikin, €. Especie de paloma; homb
Finny, a. Armado de aletas como los peces.
Fins, 8. pi. Finlandoses, los naturales de Fin-
landia,
Finscale, e. (Ict.) e de
Fintoed, a. Palmeado; el pié que tiene las
dedos unidos como el del ganso.
Fir, 3, Fir-tree, El abeto. Sprucs-ftr, Pina-
bete. Scotch-fir, Pino.
Lane he Fuego; lumbro; incendio; ardor.
To Fire, ea. Encender, cnardecer; cauteri-
zar; in > tirar.
Fire-arma, a. pl. Armas de fuego.
Fire-arrows, 8. pi. Bactas incendiarias,
Fireball, £. Granada real. [zaiero.
Firebrand, 8. Tizon, tea; incendiario, xi-
Firebrush, €. Escobilla para barrer el hogar.
CECI a. pl. Cohetes y rueditas de
na
Fire-cross, €. Simbolo de alarma en Escocia.
Firedrake, a. Serpiente de fuego metéoro.
Hise engine, 8. Bomba para incendios; agua-
a
Firefan, €, Abanico de chimenea,
Fire-fork, 8. Hurgon.
Fire-kiln, €. Horntilo,
Firo-lock, e. Fusil, carabina, escopeta,
Fireman, 8. Bombero, aguatocho,
Fire-maker, 8, Cohotero. ;
Firemaster, €, Oficial de artillería quo ouida
de las obras de fucgo.
Firenow, a, Flamante, nuevo. —[incendios,
Fire-office, € Oficina do seguros contra los
Firepau, a. Brasero, copa, chofeta.
Fireplug, «. Tapon de los encañados para
apagar los incendios,
Firer, 8. Incendiario.
Fireecreen, 8, Guarda-fuego,
Fireship, e. (Náu.) Brulote.
Firoshovel, a. Paleta, badil.
Fireside, 8. Hogar, fogon do capa ne broma
Firestick, £ Tizon. (al fuego.
Firestono, a. Pirita, piedra que puedo resisto
Firewood, 8. Leis para la lumbro.
Fireworker, 3. Subalterno do artillería,
Fireworks, a. yl. Fuegos artificiales,
Firing, s. Leña, carbon; descarga.
Firing-iron, €, Cauterio.
+To Firk, ea. Azotar; impeler.
Firkin, 2, Cuñote, barrilete.
Firm, a. Firme, fuerto, duro. (Com.) Firma.
Firmament, e. Firmamento. to.
Firmamental, a. Perteneciente al firmamen-
Firman, €. Firman, nto del Gran Sultan.
+Firmitude, a, Estabilidad, firmeza.
Firmly, ad. Firmemente. constancia.
Firmness, a. Firmeza, estabilidad ; entoreza,
pri a. y ad. Primero; temprano; delan-
ro.
First-begotten, First-born, a, Primogénito.
First-cousin, 8. Primo hermano.
First-created, a. La primera cosa criada de
su especie.
Firat-fruits, a, Primicias, frutos primeros.
Firstling, 8. y a. Primogénito; primerizo.
First-rate, a. Preeminonte, superior, de pri-
mera clase.
Firth, V. Frith.
Firwood, 8. Madora de aboto 6 pino.
Fise, €. Fisco; la hacionda pública, cal
Fiscal, a. Fisco; tesorería pablica—a. Fis-
Fish, e. Pez; pescado. eUl- fish, Testá-
ceo. Fish of an anchor, (Náu.) Pescante
do ancla,
To Fish, en. Pescar; intentar.
Fish-bone, 8. Espina,
Fish-day, €. Dia do abstinencia,
renee < oe: esas
"isher-boat, s. Barca ora.
Fisherman, 8. Pescador.
ba & Posca; vera.
Fishful, a, Abundante de pesca, escar.
Fish-garth, e. Pesquería, e cerrado para
Fish-gig, e. (Náu.) A . Kisgig.
Fish-glue, €. V. Zsing
Fish-hook, a Anzuelo.
To Fishify, oa. Convertir en pez ó pescado,
Fishing, e. Pesca. Fishing-iackle, Apare-
o de pescar.
Fishing-net, e. Red de pescar,
Fishing-rod, e. Caña de pescar. [enteros,
Fish-kottle, 8, Caldera para cocer los peces
Fishlike, a, Semejante á lo.
Fishmeal, a. Comida de pescado.
Fish-market, a, Pescadcria. [cado.
Fixhmonger, 8. Pescadero, vendodor de pes-
Fish-spear, 8. Arpon, dardo. .
Fishpond, e, Estanque do pecos, (ja.
Fish-skin, e. Piel de pescado; zapa, piel de
Fishwife, Fishwoman, 4f. Pescadera, mujer
que vende 0.
Fishy, @ Lo que tiene las calidades 6 figura
de pedo: abundante de pescado,
+To Fisk, on. Callejear.
Fissile, a. Hendible, rajadizo, Le a
Fissility, 8. La calidad de lo que puede.ra-
Fissure, a, Grieta, hendedura, abertura,
To Fissure, va. Hender.
Fist, «. Puño; la mano cerrada,
To Fist, oa. Aputetear ; empufiar, (Fam.)
ar.
Fisticaffs, e, pl. Puñadas, riña de puñadas.
Fistinat, e. c ot.) Alfónsigo, fruta,
Fistula, €. (Cir.) Fistula, fístola.
Fistalar, a. Fistular, fistuloso, afistolado.
To Fistulato, on. Afistolar.—oa. Hacerso fis.
Fit, 8. (Mod.) Paroxism Fis, Convnl-
siones; ataque, acceso; capricho.—a. Apto,
propio, conveniente ; ; justo.
To Fit, oa. Ajustar, acomodar, conformar;
re ar, adaptar; surtir, provecr.—on.
nvenir, ser á propósito, venir, sentar.
To fit Proveer, equiper 4 uno; tripu-
; armar.
Fitch, e. V. Vetch, [de marta.
Fitchat, Fitchew, e, Garduña, fuina, espocie
Fitfal, a. Alternado con parasiamos,
Fitly, ad. Aptamente, justamento.
+Fitment, 8, Apresto, armamento, equipo,
BY eh tee roporcion.
tness, 8. Propiedad, aptitud, idoneidad, .
Fittedness, e. V. Sultableness.
Fitter, 8. Disponedor, unidor, acomodador.
Fittingly, ad. Propiamente, aptamente.
o; diceso de los ilegítimos.
Five, a. [trancas,
Fivebar, Fivobarrod, a. Lo que tiene cinco
Fivefold, a. Quintuplo. (rama.
Fiveleaf, Fiveleaved grass, e. (Bot.) Cincoen-
Fives, a. Un juego do pelota.
To Fix, va. Fijar, establecer; parar; seña-
lar, determinar.—on. pa Mi
DAISO; un cucrpo estado fluido
al de lide.
nco.
Fixation, ¢. Fijacion; firmeza, estabilidad.
Fixedly, ad. Fjjamente.
Fixodness, 4. Firmoza, estabilidad.
tFixidity, Fixity, e. Firmeza y coherencia.
Fixture, 8. Lo que está fijo; los trastos fijos
de una casa.
Fixure, e. Firmoza, estabilidad; posicion,
zio, 8. nae ya dardo.
To Fizz, To Fizzle, on, Silbar.
Flabby, a. Blando, flojo, lacio.
Fiabile, a. Movido 6 sacudido por el aire.
ira a. Flojo, endeble, flaco. (M6d,)
O.
Flaccidity, €. Flojedad, flaqueza, debilidad.
To F af Pender; flaquear, debilitarse,
©a,.—Debilitar; enlosar.
Flag, « Bandera; pabellon; losa, baldosa,
ellants, e. pl. Fisgelantes.
To Fiagellato, va. Azotar, dar azotes.
Fiagellation, 8. Flagelacion, disciplina.
Flageolot, 8. Caramillo; octavin,
Flagginess, 8. Flojedad, falta de tenslon.
Flagxy, A. Flojo, lacio, ondoble. [atroz,
acineroso, malvado ; vicioso;
Flagitiousnesa, 8. Maldad, perversidad; atro-
Fingal (Náu.) Oficial peal de
ag-offlcer, 3, cial general de
Flagon, & Frasco, jarro.
Flagrance, €. Fragancia; notoriedad.
Flagrancy, a Ardor, fuego; impudencia,
Flagrant, a. Ardiente, flagrante ; colorado;
notorio. mento.
Flagrantly, ad. Ardientemente ; notoria-
+Flagration, a. El acto de flagrar.
Flag-sbip, & (Náu.) Navío almirante.
Flagstaff, e. (Náu.) El asta de la bandera 6
pabellon,
. FLA
FLE
Flake, 2, Copo; lámina, tonga (Nav)
Cañizo. fon, Romperse en láminas.
To Flake, ta. Reducir una cosa á copos.—
Flaky, a. Nealoss, vedijudo. [chasco.
Flam, € Falsedad, mentira, embuste ;
To Flam, ea. Mentir, engañar mintiondo.
Flambean, £. Antorcha, hachon.
Flame, 8. Llama, Jlamarada; fuego de la
imaginacion, ardor del temperamento.
To Flame, en. Arder; brillar; inflamarse.
—ta. Inflamar, excitar.
Flame-color, 8. Color de Jlama. llama.
Flame-colored, a. Lo que tiene color de
Flame-eyed, a. El que tiene los ojus con-
tellantes.
Flameless, €. Stn llama; sin inclenso,
Fama 8. Flámen; sacerdote do los gen-
en.
Sic & Flamante.
Flamingly, ad. Radiantemente,
Flamingo, 8. (Orn.) Flamenco.
Flaminícal, a. Flamínico.
Flammability, 8. Inflamabilidad.
+F lammation, 2. Inflamacion.
Flammeous, a. Compuesto de llamas.
Flammiferous, a. Flamigero.
Flamy, @ Intlamado; de color de llama.
Flank, 8. Ijada. (MUL y Fort) Flanco.
To Flank, va, Atacar el flanco, (Fort.)
Flanquear.
Flanker, 8. (Fort.) Flanco. (nel, Moleton.
Flannel, 8. Franela 6 flancia. Milled flan
Flap, e. Falda, faldiila, faldon; válvula,
To Flap, va, Mosquear.—on. Aletear.
Flap-eared, a. Orejudo,
Flapjack, e. Especie de fruta de sarten.
Flap-mouthod, a. Morrudo, bezudo, hoci-
endo,
To Flare, en. Lucir, brillar, relampaguear.
A flare-up, (Fam.) Cólera; jarana, dis-
turbio. a of wit, Agudeza, rasgo.
Flash, 8. Rolámpago ; llamarada ; borbollon.
To Flash, on, Kelampaguear; brillar pasa-
percent Ja ir. [tacion.
Flashily, ad. Superficialmente; con osten-
Flashy, a. Superficial; insulso, dosabrido.
Flask, 4. Frasco, redoma, botella; polvorin.
Fiasket, @ Fuente 6 plato grande. *
Fiat, e. Llanura; plano de algun instru-
mento; escollo —«. Liso; raso; insípido.
To Flat, ea. Allanar; achatar; evaporar.—
on, Aplastarse.
Fiat-bottomed, a. Lo que tiene el fondo
llano; dicese de los botes.
Fiative, a. V. Flatulent,
Flatlong, ad. De plano. [de plano.
Flatly, ad. Horizontalmento, llanamente;
Flatnoss, 4 Llanura; insipidez; insulscz.
Flat-nosed, a, Chato, romo.
To Flatten, va. Allanar; derribar. — on.
Aplanarse, igualarse,
Flatter, 8. Allanador. [halagar.
To Flatter, ea. Adular, lisonjear; radar:
Flattorer, 8. Adulador, lisunjero, zalamero.
Flatteringly, ad. Con zalameria, halagiieña-
mente, (zalamería.
Flattery, 8. Adulacion, lisonja, carantoña,
Flattish, a. Chato, insipido, insulso.
Flatulency, 8. Flatuloncla, ventosidad ; bin-
er
Fatulent, a. Flatulento; hinchado, vano,
+Flatuous, a. Ventoso, flatulento.
Flatus, e. Flato, ventosidad; soplo,
Flatwise, a. Tendido á lo Hano.
To Flaunt, en. Pavonearse, hacer ostenta-
clun de la gala ó vestidos. [mente.
Flaunt, 8. Borla; cosa que cuelga alrosa-
Flavor, e. Sabor, gusto suave y delicado;
F rs Sab toso,
vored, a. Sabroso, gus
Flavorous, a. Sabroso; ignoto:
+Flayous, a, Flavo, amarillo, [Ráfaga.
Flaw, €. Kesquebradura; defecto. (Nán.)
To Flaw, va. Rajar, hender; hacer grietas
en el cutis,
Flawless, a. Sano, entero.
Flawn, $. Flaon, lechequemada.
+To Flawter, ca. Rascar, recortar,
Flawy, a. Agrietado, lleno de tachas.
Flax, € Lino. To dress flaw, Rastrillar
lino. Flaw-seed, V. Linseed.
Flax-comb, 8, Rastrillo,
Flax-dresser, & Hastrillador.
Flaxon, E a. De lino, lo que está hecho
0
de lino; blondo.
Flaxweed, & o Linarta,
To Flay, da. Desollar, descurtezar.
Flayer, 8. Desolladur, descortezador.
Flea, a. Palga.
To Flea, oa. Espalgar.
Fieabane, 8. (Bot.) Coniza, pulguers.
Flea-bite, Flea-biting, 8. Picadura de pulea.
Flea-bitten, a. Picado de pulgas; vil, bajo.
Fleak, 8. Mechon. V. Flake, es
Fleam, 8. Fleme, Janceta para sangrar las
Fieawort, 3. (Bot.) Pulguera, zaragatona,
+To Fleck ó Flecker, ea. Abigarrar.
tF ledge, a, Voladero,
To Fledge, ea. Pelechar.
To Flee, en, Huir, plat de pel
Fleece, 8. Vellon. The order of the Golden
Fleece, La orden del Toison de Oro.
To Fleece, va. Esquilar la lana ó polo; des-
pojar; blanquear.
Fleeced, a. Velludo; esquilado,
Fleecer, 8. Despojador, ladron.
Fleecy, a. Lanudo; pálido. (Mojsr.
To Fleer, on. Mofurso; hacer muecas.—eou.
Fleer, 8. Burla, mueca; risa
Fleorer, 8. Mofador.
Fleet, a. Escuadra; flota ; calota, onsenada,
meet «@, Veloz, ligero. (sar; flotar.
To Fleet, ca. y n. Volar, desvanccerse ; par
Ficet-foot, a. Veloz 6 ligero de pis,
Fleeting-dish, «. Espumadera.
Pet ge
eetness, 8. Veloc gereza. ea
Fleming, 4. Flamenco, el natural de Flin-
Flemish, a. Flamenco; de Flándes. Flem-
tah linen, Holanda, AS y sangre.
Flesh, 8. Carne; carnalidad, sensualidad;
To Flesh, va. Principiar, empezar; enduro
cer; hartar; ar.
Flesh-broth, 8, Caldo de carne.
Flesh-brush, €. Cepillo para frotar el cútis.
Flesh-color, 8. Color de carne; encarnacion.
Flesh-diet, 8. Dieta de carne.
Fleshed, a. Carnudo, carnoso,
Flesh-fly, 2. Mosca quo so mantiene de carne,
+Fleshful, e. Carnuso, gordo,
FLO
FLO
Flesh-hook, 8. Gancho, para sacar la carne.
Fleshiness, 3, Carnosidad.
Fleshless, a. Descarnado.
Fleahliness, 2. Carnalidad.
Fleshly, a. Carnal, animal, corpéreo.
Flesh-meat, 8. & comer.
Fleshment, a. Ahinco, ansia, anhelo.
Fleshmonger, 8. Carnicero; alcahuete.
Fleshpot, 2. Marmita.
Fleshy, a. Carnoso, peines ; corporal.
Flew, pret. del verbo To Fly.—s. Belfos,
los labios de un perro belfo.
Flewed, a. Boquihendido. Lpento.
Flexanimous, «. Dócll, facil en mudar do
Flexibility, a, Flexibilidad; docilidad, con-
descendencia. [rente.
Flexible, a. Flexible ; dócil; dúctil; defe-
Flexibleness, 8. Flexibilidad; docilidad,
Flexile, a. Flexible; dócil; dúctil,
Flexion, €, Flexion, inclinacion,
Flexor, 8. (Anat.) Músculo flexor. Liceo:
Flexuous, a. Tortuoso, vario. (Bot) Flex-
Flexure, 2. Flexion, corvadura; zalameria.
Flibustier, 4. Filibuster, forbante, ladron.
To Flicker, va. Aletear ; fluctuar; pavesear.
Flickermouse, & Murciégalo. V. Bat,
Flies, a pl. de Fly.
Flier, 8, Huidor, volante. V. Flyer.
Flight, 8. Huida, fuga; vuelo; bandada de
rijaros.
Fig tinesa, 8. Irregnlaridad; travesura,
Flight-shot, a. El alcance de una flecha 6
sacta, [stante.
Mighty, a. Veloz, ligero, travieso, incon-
Filmflam, 8. Capricho; embuste, ficcion-
cilla; tela,
Flimsiness, s. Textura débil.
Flimsy, a. Endeble; fútil, insustancial.
To Flinch, on. Abandonar, desistir; faltar;
echar pió atras.
Flincher, e. Rebajon. (Vulg.) Pendejo.
Flindermouse, 8. V. Flittermowuse.
To Fling, va. Arrojar, tirar, lanzar; empu-
jan arrainar.—on. Brincar; resentirse.
Fling, s. Tiro; mueca, chufleta, pulla,
Flinger, $. Tirador, arrojador ; mofador.
Flint, 8. Podernal. Fíín£ glass, Cristal de
roca.
Flint-heart, Flint-hearted, Flinty, a, Em-
padernido, cruel, insensible; inexorable,
aro. (reza,
Flippancy, 8. Pctulancia, locuacidad, lige-
Flippant, a. Ligero y petulante, locuaz.
Flippantly, «d. Petulantemente.
To Flirt, vn. Mofar; coquotear.—oa. Arro-
ar con ligereza; burlar.
Flirt, e. Gesto, gesticulacion ; coca, coqueta;
Mueca, burla,—a, Petulanto; lascivo,
Flirtation, 8. Ligereza; vanidad ; coquotería,
To Flit, en. Volar, huir; aletear; vacilar.
Flitch, 4, loja de tocino,
+To Flitter, V. To Flutter.
Flitter, 8, V. Tatler y Rag. [murcegaillo.
Flittermouse, 3, Murciélago, murciegalo 6
tF littiness, s. Instabilidad, ligereza.
da e. Ofensa; volada, —a, P.
gero.
To Float, on. Flotar; fluctuar.—ca. Inun-
Float, 8. La accion de fluir.
Floater, is Flotante,
B
Floating, 8. Flotante, boyante,
Floaty, a. Flotante,
Flock, e. Manada; conjunto; vedija; ban-
[dade
To Flock, on. Con rs¢, atroparse.
To Flog, va, Azotar, dar azotos. (Monda.
Flogging, a Tunda, felpa; pela. (Cuba)
Flood, e. Diluvio, inundacion; flujo de la
n
mar. te, dec,
To Flood, va. Inundar; llenar de agua,
Floodgate, 8. Compuerta de esclusa.
Floodmark, s. La señal qne deja el mar, á
donde llega en la marea alta,
Flook, 8. (Náu.) Longieta de Ancora.
Floor, Flooring, 4. Suelo, piso, pavimento.
To Floor, va. Solar; ochar suelo ó piso.
To Flop, va. Aletear, con ruido.
Floral, a, Floral, de Flora
Florence, 8. Florentina 6 Florencia.
Florentine, 8. Florentin ; Florentino,
Floret, 8. Florecilla, flor imperfecta; florete.
+Florlage, 8. Flor, follaje. [niñico.
Florid, a. Florido; fresco, colorado; mag-
Floridity, Floridness, a. Frescura de color;
estilo florido.
Floridly, ad. Floridamente.
Floriferons, a. Florifero, florigero.
Florin, 8. Florin, moneda do diverso.
Florist, 8. Florista, cultivador de flores,
Floscnious, a. Compuesto de flores,
Floss-silk, & Seda tioja.
Flota, 8, (Naw) Flota,
Flotago, 8. Flotante.
+To Flote, ea. Espumar.
Flotilla, a. Flotilla.
To Flounce, on. Revolcarse en agua 6 cieno;
saltar de enojo.—va. Guarnecer, adornar.
Flounce, 8. Fleco, farfal& (Cuba.) Vuelo,
(Mex.) Olan.
Flounder, 8. Acedia, pescado de mar.
To Flounder, on. Patear, brincar. {rina
Flour, 8. Harina, Fine four, Flor de ba-
To Flourish, on. Florecer ; jactarse ; ampli-
ficar; agitar.—va. Florear; vibrar.
Flourish, e. ME ; bolleza; floreo ; preludio.
Flourisher, 8. El que se balla en un estado
florecionte.
Flourishing, a. Florcclente.
Flourishingly, ad, Présperamente.
To Fiout, va. Mofar.—on. Burlarse,
Flout, 8. Mofa, burla, escarnio,
Flouter, 4. Mofador, burlador.
Floutingly, ad. Insolentemente.
To Flow, om Flair; manar; derrctirse;
roceder; ondear; colgar.—ea. Inundar 3
esaguar.
Flow, & Crociente ; abundancia; flujo.
Flower, 3. Flor. Flower-stalk, Pedtnculo.
Sun-flower, Girasol. Adorno, belleza.
To Flower, vn. Florecer; crecer en pros
peridad; fermcntar.—va. Florear.
Flower-gentle,s. (Bot.) Especie de amaranto.
Flower-inwoven, a. Adornado con flores,
+Flowerago, 8. Acopio de flores.
Floweret, 8. Florecilla, florecita,
Flower-garden, & Jardin de flores.
Floweriness, 8. Abundancia de flores ; floreo
de palabras.
| Flowering, 8. El acto 6 estado de florecer.
| Flowering-bush, 8. (Bot.) Amaranto.
Floworless, q. Sin flores.
Ñ FLU
FOL
Flowerpot, 8. Tiesto de flores, florero, ma- ¡+Fluxure, as. El acto 6 poder de fluir; la
ta,
08
Flowery, a. Florido, lleno de flores.
Flowery-kirtled,
a. Vestido con guirnaldas
de flores.
Flowing, 8. Flajo, creciente del agua.
Flowingly, ad. Abundantemento.
Flowingness, & Diccion fluida.
Fiowk, 8. V. Flounder. engreido.
Flown, pp. Huido, escapado ; hinchado,
Fiuate, 8. (Quim.) Fluato.
Fiuctuant, a. Fluctuante, vacilante.
To Fluctuate, on. Fluctuar; vacilar, dudar.
Fluctuation, a Fluctuacion, irresolucion,
incertidumbre.
Fludder, Fluder, 8, (Orn.) Colimbo, mergo.
pais 8. Cañon de chimenea; humero; pe-
usa.
Fluency, 8. Finidez; afluencia; volubilidad.
Fluent, a. Fluido; fluente; copioso; facil.
—S, Arroyo.
Fluently, ad. Con afinencia, facundia.
Fluid, a Fluido; BUCO, Fo ity Fluido.
Fluidity, Fluidness, a. Pluidez. [lanar.
Fluke, 8. V. Flook. Lombriz en el ganado
Flummery, 4, Jalea do harina de avena; 11-
sonja groscra, chachara, [Yung.
Flung, pret y part, 8. del verbo To
Floor, 8. Fluídez; fluldo; menstruacion.
Fluor-spar, (Min.) Espato fluor.
Fluoric acid, a. A’cido fluórico. [rojo.
Flurry, e. Ráfaga; priesa; agitacion ; son-
To Flurry, ea, Confundir; alarmar; aver-
gonzar, correr, [chornar, sonrojar.
To Flush, en. Fluir con violencia, —64a. A
Flush, a. Fresco; afectado; opulento.—-8.
el dd copia; bandada de ánadea.
Flushing, £ Rubor, bochorno do la cara;
bayeton. (Bultic.
To Fluster, va. Confundir, atropellar.—on.
Fluster, s. Impulso repentino; flujo violento,
Flustered, a. Medio borracho, calamocano.
Flute, 8. Flauta; estria.
To
(Mex.) Encarrujar.
Fiuter, & Flautista.
Fluting, e. (Arq.) Estriadura.
To Flutter, on. Revolotear; pavonearse ;
estar en agitacion; moverse ain objeto
fijo.—va. Agitar. (Náu.) Flamear. Crojir.
Flutter, 8. Alboroto, barahunda; agitacion ;
undulacion. fasion.
Fluttering, 8. Agitacion, perturbacion ; con-
Fluviatic, a. Fluvial.
Flux, @ Flujo; cambio; concurso; disen-
toria; derretimiento, —a. Inconstante,
mudablo.
To Flux, va, Fandir, derretir; salivar.
Fluxation, 8. El acto de dejar de existir, y
dar lugar ó otros.
Fluxible, a. Mudable, variable.
Fluxibility, s. Fluxibilidad, fusibilidad.
+Flaxility, 3. Fusibilidad.
Fluxing, 8. Babéo, flujo de boca, salivacion,
Fiuxion, e. (Mód.) Fluxion. El acto de finir;
cálculo diferencial. [diferencial,
Fluxionary, a. Lo que pertenece al cálculo
Fluxionist, 4. El matemático perito en el
cálculo diferencial. {solidez.
ara, e Lo que fluye lágrimas; fulto de
Flute, oa. Estriar; alechugar, rizar. | F
materia fluida.
To Fly, va, y n. Volar, desaparecerse ; aco-
meter; saltar, reventar; huir, escapar.
To fly abroad 6 about, Derramarse. To
Ay into a passion, Encenderse en cólera,
Fly, £ Mosca; volante. Vegetable Ay,
Hongo de las Indias. Adulador.
Ay, Tábano. Spanish-fly, Cantárida.
Fly itten, a. Manchado 6 descolorado por
m
AS MOSCAS,
Flyblow, 8. huevo de mosca.
To Flyblow, ca. Corromper la carne llenán-
dola de cresas,
Flyboat, €. Filibote embarcacion velera,
Flycatcher, €. Alguacil de moscas.
Flyer, e. Volador; fugitivo; el volante de
un torno de asar. O COR MOSCAS.
To Fly-fish, on. Pescar con un anzuelo ce-
Fiyflap, & ae Ep
ying, pa. Volante; desplegado.
Fiying-Ash, a. Pescado volante 6 volador.
Foal, a. Potro; buche.
To Foal, ea. y n, Potrancar, procrear.
Foam, 8. Espuma, [oa. Arrojar espuma,
To Foam, en. Espumar; estar colérica—
Foamingly, ad. Con espuma ó babas.
aa Ah Espumajoso, espumoso.
Fob, 8. adverse nefis, [4 uno.
To Fob, ca. Engañar, defrandar, pa
Focal, a. Lo que pertenece al foco; trico.
+Focillation, €. Confortacion, sustento, refo-
cilacion.
Focus, €. Foco, el punto céntrico.
Fodder, e. Forraje para los ganados.
To Fodder, va, forraje & las bestias.
Foddorer, & Forrajeador.
Foe, 4. Enemigo, antagonista, adversario,
+Foehood, s. Knemistad.
Foeliko, a. El que obra; como un enemiga.
Foeman, & Enemigo, antagonista,
Fotus, 8. Feto. [musgo.
Fog, 8. Niebla. (Bot.) Especie de musco 6
oggy, 4. Nobuloso, brumoso; mohoso.
Foible, 8. Debilidad, flaqueza, la pasion qne
domina. [car, confundir.
To Foil, va. Vencer, rendir; embotar, ofas-
Foil, €. Caida, desventaja, golpe; pan parar
dorar ó platear; hoja de estaño; florete
do esgrima. note separar 6 deshacer.
Foilable, a. Vencible; recusable; lo que so
Foiler, 8. Vencedor. [do.
Folling, & Freza, el rastro que deja el vens-
Foin, 6. Eatocada; garduña, foina
+Folson, 8. Copla, abundancia. _[falsificar.
To Foist, ea. Insertar la subrepti te;
Folster, 8. Falsificador, mentiroso.
Fold, @ Redil; doblez, pliegue.
To Fold, va. Encerrar ganado; incluir; do-
blar, plegar.—on. Cerrar.
oes 8. ye o delgada.
old-net, & Arafluelo, muy de
Foliaceons, a, Foliáceo,
Foliage, 8. Follaje, frondosidad
To Foliage, va. Adornar con follaje.
To Follate, ea. Batir hojas de metal; azo-
gar un espejo.
Foliation, «+. (Bot.) Foliaclon. El acto de
ie salir 6 apuntar 6 batir las
10JuAa,
Foliature, €. Reducoion de metal á hojas,
Folier, as, Pan, hoja de orifice.
Folio, €. Libro, tomo; folio 6 plana.
Foliot, e. Especie de demonio,
Follous, a. Frondoso.
Folk, e. Gente, personas. Old folks, Viejos.
Folkmote, €. Junta 6 asamblea de gente.
Follicle, a, (Méd.) Folículo. (Bot.) Hollejo.
To Follow, on. Seguirse; provenir.—ea.
ir; acompañar; seguir obedecer.
To the law, Estudlar el derecho.
To follow one's business, Cuidar de sus
negocios.
Follower, 8, Seguidor; criado; discipulo;
imitador; partidario; amante, J
ers, pl. Comitiva.
Folly, 8. Tonterías, ignorancia, extravagan-
cla, locura; disparate; vicio; ligereza,
indiscrecion. cinar.
To Foment, va, Fomentar; proteger, patro-
Fomentation, $. Fomentacion, fomento.
Fomenter, 8. Fomentador.
Fond, a. Apasionado, indulgente; loco de
contento. no.
To Fondle, va. Mimar, hacer caricias 4 al-
Fondlor, ¢. Mimador. (Fan.) Mimon.
Fondling, 8. Favorito, querido; mal cria-
do; tonto.
Fondly, ad. Locamente, cariñosamente.
Fondness, a Tonteria; pasion loca; incli-
nacion; pasion.
Font, 8. Fuente do bautismo; fundicion,
Fontanel, 4 Fuente. V. Zsaue.
Food, £, Alimento, comida,
Foodful, a. Fértil, fructífero.
Foodlesa, a. Estéril, infructuoso.
+Foody, a. Comestible, comedero,
Fool, a. Bobo ; tonto, necio; chocarrero.
To Fool, on. Tontear, chancear.—va. Chas-
quear; engañar, defraudar.
Fool-born, 4. Bobo de nacimiento.
Foolery, ¢. Tontería, bobada, bobería.
+Fool-happy, a. Feliz por casualidad,
Foolhardinesa, 8. Temeridad,-locura, [daz
Foolhardy, a. Arrojado, temerariamente au-
Foolish, a. Bobo, tonto; malvado, necio,
Foolishly, ad. Bobamente, sin juicio.
Foolishness, 8. Tontería, necedad, bobería.
Fooltrap, €. Engañababos,
Foot, a pl. Feet. Pió; base. (Mil) Infan-
teria; sistema; cscalon.
To Foot, on. Bailar, andar 4 pid.—va. Pa-
tear; pisar. Zo foot a Pagar una
cuenta. lp
ids.
Football, a. Pelota, balon para jugar con los
Footbands, 8. pl. Infantería,
Footboy, 8. Volante, locayo.
Footbreadth, a. El espacio que cubre un pié.
Footbridge, 8. Puente angosto.
Footcloth, 8, Gualdrapa.
Footed, a. Formado como un pié,
Footfall, 8. Resbalon, caida.
Footfight, 4, Batalla do bal [pté.
Footguards, 8. pl. Quardias que sirven á
Foothold, e. Espacio en que cabe el pit.
Footing, 8. Basc; piso; establecimiento ;
fandamento.
Footless, a. V. Feetlese.
Footlicker, & Zalamero, adulador.
Footman, e. Lacayo. V. Foot-soldiers,
Forciblen
Forcibly, ad Forzadamente por fuerza.
Forcing, £. Compulsion. [zas.
| Forelpated, a. Lo que tieno figure de pin-
peso
[á pié.
Footpad, e. Salteador de caminos que ruba
Footpath, 8. Senda, vereda; acera,
Footpost, 8. Correo de á pió.
Footrope, a. a Relinga del pujámen.
Foot-soldier, 8, Suldado de á pid.
Footstalk, a. t.) Pedúnculo,
Footstall, 2. Estribo de mujer para montar.
Footstep, e. Vestigio, señal, huella.
Footstool, 8. lo, escabel, tarimilla,
Fop, a Petimetre, pisaverde ; presumido,
casquivano.
Fopdoodle, «+. Tonto, bobo.
Fopling, 8. Petimetrillo. [queria.
Foppery, £. Necedad; afectacion; curruta-
Foppish, a. Vano; afectado, presumido.
Foppishly, ad. Vanamente ; currutaca-
mente,
Foppishness, s. Vanidad. V. Foppery.
For, prep. Por, & causa de; para; como,
micntras; con todo, no obstante, sin em-
bargo; en busca de, segun lo que, hácia;
á pesar de.—conj. Porque, que; por
cuanto. For as much, to á, en
cuanto & For «hy, Porque, para que.
For fear, De miedo.
To Forage, en. Vivir de pillajo; forrajear.
—va. uear, despojar.
Forage, & Forraje, toda especie de alimento
para el ganado.
Forager, &. Forrajeador, forrajero.
Foraminous, a. Agujereado, poroso.
Foray, 8. V. Forray.
+To Forbathe, va. Bañar, remojar,
To Forbear, en. Cesar, pausar; abstenerse ;
reportarse.—va. Omitir, dejar de hacer;
suspender.
Forbearance, €. Intermision; cachaza; dul-
zura, paciencia, indulgencia.
Forbearer, 4. El que interrumpe 6 evita.
To Forbid, oa. bibir, vedar; impedir,
estorbar.
Forbiddance, 8. Probibicion.
Forbiddenly, ad. Ilicitamente,
Forbiddennesa, 8. Lo que hace una cose”
digna de prohibicion.
dpi e. Im eal os Ariditartd ds
or ng, a rrecible, repugnante, —
8. Obstáculo, oposicion.
Force, 8. Fuerza, vigor, robustez, ene
virtud, poder, eficacia; violencia, agravio;
fuerzas; necesidad, precision.
To Forco, va. Forzar, violentar; im
constreñir; reforzar. To force b
chazar.
Forcedly, ad. Forzosamente.
Forcedness, 8. mp apremio.
Forcefully, ad. Forzadamente.
Forceleas, a. Endeble, débil
A Fore
orceps, 8. (Cir.) Fórceps, pinzas.
Forcer, 8. Forzador; vencedor; émbolo.
Forcible, a, Fuerte; eficaz; provaleciente ;
obligatorio.
ler;
Ko-
a. Fuerza, violencia.
FOR
FOR
Forcipation, e. El acto de despedazar con
To Ford, va. Vadear.
Fordable, a. Vadeable.
+To Fordo, oa. Arruinar; cansar.
Fore, a. Antorlor, delantero, —ad. Delante,
e) ape De pros, Fore and aft,
a. popa & proa
To Foreadmonish, To Foreadvise, va. Acon-
sejar, anticipadamente.
To Foreallege, ea. Citar 6 mencionar ántes.
To Foreappoint, on. Preordinar.
Foreappointment, €. Proordinacion, predes-
tinacion. [ticipacion armas.
To Forearm, oa. Pre , aparejar con an-
To Forebode, en. nosticar ; e aga
(Fam.) My heart forebodes i, Mo lo dice
el corazon.
Forebodement, @. Pronosticacion.
Foreboder, 8. Adivino, pronosticador.
Foreboding, @ Presentimiento, presagio.
A a) razonada. 4
oreby, prep. Cerca, cerca do.
To Forecast, oa. y 2. Proyectar; arreglar;
prever, conjeturar. rastienda.
Forecast, 8, Prevision; proyecto. (Fam.)
Forecaster, 8. Previsor ; Lo pios
Forecastle, €, (Nán.) Castillo de proa.
Forechosen, pp. Preelegido. [cltado,
Forecited, a, citado, ya citado, arriba
To Foreclose, ea, Cerrar, impedir el paso,
Fie ma excluir.
o Foreconcelve, en, V. To Preconcetos,
Foredated, a. Fechado antes del verdadero
tiempo. {del navío,
Foredeck, a, (Náu.) Proa, la parte delantera
To Foredeem, va. Adlvinar, conjeturar,
Foredeoming, 2. Conjetura.
To Forodesign, ta. Prevenir, proyectar.
To Foredetermine, va. Prodeterminar.
To Foredoom, va. Predestinar, predetermi-
nar.
Foredoom, ¢. Destino, suerte. [una casa,
Fore-door, e. Entrada, puerta principal de
Fore-end, 4. Delantera, la parto anterior do
alguna cosa.
Forefather, €. Abuelo, ascendiente. [veer.
+To Forefend, va. hibir, vedar ; pro-
Forefinger, 8. I'ndice, el dedo segundo de
la mano.
Forefoot, & Mano, pió delantero do cual-
quier cuadrúpedo, (Náu.) Gorja
poremone, 8. ceci ail gt
O e, 8. Primer partida en el Juego,
To Por , oa, Ceder, renunciar; antece-
der, preceder. [hace ceaton.
Foregoer, e. Progenitor; precursor; el que
Foregoing, 8. Precedente ; el que va delante.
do eons a, El claro en el campo de un
njo.
+To Foreguesa, on. Conjeturar.
Forehand, $. Cuarto delantero del caballo,
—«. Adelantado, acelerado, prematuro.
Forehanded, a. Tomprano, ántes del tiempo,
Forehead, @ Frente; descaro, desvergiienza,
To Forehew, va. Cortar alguna cosa por la
spate delantera,
tForeholding, a. Prediccion,
ir e Caballo delantero.
Forelgn, a. Extranjero; ajeno, remoto; ex-
cluido; extraño.
Foreigner, & Extranjera, forastero.
Foreignness, & Inconexion, extrañeza.
To Foreimagine, ta. Presumir, conjetarar.
To Forejudge, oa. Juzgar con anticipacion ;
preocuparse.
Foreju ent, 8. Juicio anticipado.
To Foreknow, va. Prever, conocer de an-
temano.
Foreknowable, a. Lo que se puede prever.
Foreknower, & Previsor.
Foreknowledge & Presciencia,
Foreland, 8. Cabo, promontorio, {nir.
To Forelay, ea. Poner asechanzas; prove-
Foreleader, ¢. El que guia á otros con su
ejemplo. [lantera.
To Forelift, ea, Lovantar por la parte de-
Forelock, 8, Mclena, (Nau) Chabeta.
To Forelook, on. Mirar de antemano.
Foreman, £ El presidente del jurado; cs-
pataz ; oficial mayor.
Foremast, & (Náu.) Palo de trinquete.
Foremeant, a. Dicese de la cosa que se ba
indicado ántes.
Forementioned, a. Ya citado, arriba citado.
Foremost, a. Delantero; primero en situa-
cion.
+Foremostly, ad. Entre los primeros.
Foremother, 2% Progenitora.
Forenamed, a. Ya numbrado, susodicho.
Forenoon, 8. La mañana. aie
Forenotice, £ Presciencia, noticia anticips-
Forensio, a. Forense.
To Foreordain, va. Proordinar, predestinar.
Foreordination, 2. Predoterminacion.
Forepart, £. Dolantera.
ata a es: vas
orepossessed, a. Preocupado.
Forepromised, a. Prometido de antemano.
To Foreprizo, ea. Apreciar, estimar de an-
temano.
Forerank, €. Primera fila. [de otro navío.
To Forereach, ta. (Nán.) Nav delante
Forercading, 8. Lectara antici (lo.
Forerecited, a. Ya mencionado, ántes cita-
Foreremembered, a. Ya acordado 6 men-
cionado. [Inntarso; anunciar.
To Forerun, va. Preceder, ir delante; ade-
Forerunner, 4. Precursor, predecesor; anun-
elo; corredor. om) xplorador.
Foresaid, a. Ya dicho, antedicho, susodicho.
Forosail, 8, (Néu.) Trinquete.
+To Foresay, va. Predecir, adivinar,
+Foresaying, 8. Prediccion, presagio.
To Foresee, ea. Prover.
Foreseer, e. Previsor, el que prevé.
+To Foreseize, ea. Agarrar de antemano.
To Foreshadow, ta. Pronosticar, simbalizar.
+To Foresbame, va. Avergonzar; poner á
la vergiienzs.
To Foreshorten, oa. Recortar, cortar por
To Foreshow, ca. Predecir, pronosticar ;
prefigurar.
Foreshower, a. Pronosticador. exterior.
Foreside, 8. Apariencia superficial; parto
Foresight, 8. Prevision, prevencion; pres-
clencia. doso,
tForesightfal, a. Právido, prevenido, caida-
| To Foresignify, ea. Pronosticar; prefigurar.
FOR
FOR
Foreskin, 8. Prepucio.
Forcskirt, 8. Falda delantora de la casaca.
Forespent, a, Pasado, gastado; cansado, fa-
tigado, montuoso.
Forest, & Monte, selva—a. Rústico, cam-
Forestaff, e. yen) Ballestilla, para tomar
las alturas de sol, dec.
To Forestall, ea. Anticipar; proocupar,
prevenir; monopolizar.
Forostaller, 8. Monopolista.
Forestay, 8. (Náu.) Estay del trinquete.
Forestay- Candeleton.
Forest-born, a. Salvaje, nacido y criado en
los bosques.
Forested, a. Arbolado, poblado de árboles.
Forester, 8. Guardabosque; habitante de
los bosques, del trinquete.
Foretackle, a. (Náu.) Aparejo dol gancho
To Foretaste, va. Tener presciencia; gustar
Antes que otro.
Foretaste, $. Anticipacion. [que otro.
Foretaster, 9. Oatador, el que gusta ántes
To Foreteach, va. Enseñar antes,
Foreteeth, a. pl. de Foretooth.
To Foretell, va. y n. Predecir, profetizar,
nde jas
Foretellar, e. Profeta.
Foretelling, 3. Prediccion, profecía, presagio.
To Forethink, ea. Premoditar, pensar.—
on. Idoar, proyectar.
Forethought, £. Presciencta; premeditacion.
—£. Premeditado, provisto.
To Foretoken, ea. Pronosticar ; prefigurar.
Foretoken, 3. Pronóstico, presagio,
Foretooth, 8. Diente incisivo 6 delantero,
Foretop, 8, Sie er do trinquete; tupé.
Forevouched, a. Ya afirmado, atestado.
Foroward, se. Vanguardia 6 frente de un
ejército, [cantelar, precaver.
To Forewarn, va. Prevenir; avisar; pre-
To Forewish, va. Desear con anticipacion.
+Foreworn, a. Usado, gastado, consumido,
Foreyard, a. (Náu.) Vorga del ear ag
Forfeit, a. Multa, Game of Sorfeits, Juego
do prendas.
To Forfcit, va. Perder alguna cosa por la
corra on de la condieion bajo la cual se
posela; pagar una multe,
Forfeitable, a. Confiscable.
Forfeiter, 8. El que pierde una cosa por fhl-
tar 4 las condiciones bajo las cuales la
posola. comiso ; multa,
Forfeiture, 8. Confiscacion; secuestro, de-
Forfox, 2. V. Scissora,
Forgavo, pret. del verbo Tb Forgive.
Forgo, 8. Fragua; fábrica de metales.
To Forgo, va. Forjar, fraguar; contrahacer,
falscar monedas, «e.
Forger, 8, Forjador, fraguador ; falsario.
Forgery, 8. Falsificacion; falsedad; forja-
dara. [atender.
To Forget, va. Olvidar; descuidar, dejar de
Forgetful, a. Olvidadizo, descuidado, des-
memorlado.
Forgetfulness, a. Olvido, negligencia.
Forgetter, 8. Olvidoso, descuidado,
Forgetting, 2. Olvido, descuido, negligencia,
Forgettingly, ad. Desculdadamente.
Forgivabie, a. Perdonable, romisible. fria,
To Forgive, va. Perdonar, remitir la inju-
Forgivenoss, 8. Perdon; indulgencia, remi-
sion; clemencia.
Forgiver, e. Perdonador.
Forgot, ue de To Forget. :
Forgot, pde a part, de To Forget
To Forisfamiliate, oa. (For.) Dar la posesion
de una heredad al hijo duranto la vida do
su padre. [Accba; pua.
Fork, a Tenedor; horca; punta, de una
To Fork, en. Brotar en forma de horquillas,
Forked, a. Horcado, ahorquillado, hendido.
Forkedly, ad. En figura de horquilla,
Forkodness, 8. Horcajadura, horcadura, hor
quilladura.
Forkhead, a. Lengúeta do saeta 6 flecha,
Forkiness, a, Horcadura,
Forktail, s. Salmon jóven,
Forky, a. Horcado, V. Forked,
Forlorn, a. Abandonado, destituido, olvida-
do, desamparado, desesperado. [dono.
Forlornnesa, s. Desamparo, miserla; aban-
Form, s. Forma, figura, modelo; modo;
hermosura; ceremonia; método; banco.
To Form, ea. Formar; modelar, idear;
asentar. (exterior.
Formal, a. Ceremonioso; formal, metódico ;
Formalist, a. Coremonlático.
Formality, s. Formalidad, etiqueta.
Formally, ad. Formalmente, con toda so-
* Jemnidad; realmente,
Formation, 8. Formacion.
Formativo, a. Formativo. [Formador.
Former, a. Anterior, primero; pasado.—a,
Formerly, ad. Antiguamento, en tiempos
08,
pasad
Formfal, a. Creativo, lleno de formas,
Formiata, s. (Quim.) Formiato, sal formada
de ácido fórmico con alguna :
Formic acid, a, (Quim.) A’cido fórmico, 6
ácido do E [comezon.
Formication, a, Hormigneo, sensacion de
Formidable, a. Formidable, pavoroso, tar-
rible, tremendo, midable; horror.
Formidablencas, e. Calidad espantosa 6 for-
Formidably, ad. Formidablemente,
Formlesa, a. Informe, disforme.
tFormosity, 8. Mermosura, V. Beauty.
Formula, a. Fórmula,
Formulary, 8. Formulario. [ma.
Formule, 8. Fórmula, ejomplar, regla, nor-
To Fornicato, en. Fornicar.
Fornicated, a. Fornicado. (Bóveda.
Fornication, 8. Fornicacion; idolatría. (Arq.)
Fornicator, 8. Fornicador, fornicario.
Fornicatress, 4/. Concubina; ramera, mujer
abandonada.
+To Forray, va. Saquear, pillar. [cion,
Forray, €. Saqueo, plllajo; corroría, irrup-
To Forsake, ea. Dejar, abandonar, faltar 4,
desortar,
Forsaker, 8. Desertor; apóstata,
Forsaking, e. Abandono.
+To Forsay, oa. Renunctar; prohibir.
Forsooth, ad. En verdad, clertamente.
To Forswcar, va, Renunciar; EA ju-
ramento.—en. Perjarar, jurar ;
Forswearer, & Perjurador, perjaro,
Forsworn, part, de Forswear,
Fort, a. Fuerte, castillo, fortaleza.
Forth, ad, En adelante, hacia ar ae ado-
FOS FOX
lante; fuora, afucra; 4 la vista, pública- | Fostering, €. Alimento, nutrimento.
mente. [vicno 6 está viniendo. | Fosterling, a. V. Foster-child.
Forthcoming, a. Pronto á comparccer; que
Forthissuing, a. El que sale de donde estaba
oculto. (cion, tardanza.
Forthwith, ad. Inmediatamente, sin dila-
Forticth, e. Cuad mo,
Fortifiable, a. Fortificable,
Fortification, €. Fortificacion,
Fortiflcr, 8, Fortificulor, ingeniero; fautor.
To Fortify, ea. Fortificar; fortalecer; cor-
roborar, fijar. Bie) vigor.
Fortitude, s. Valor, grandeza do ; fuer-
Fortlet, a. Fortin.
Fortnight, s. Quince dias, dos semanas. A
Jortnight hence, Do aqui á quince dias,
A fortnight ago, Quince días ha.
Fonalioua a. Poetallo, linpeusado, caveal
ortuitous, a. Fortuito, o, casual,
accidental, {talmente.
Fortuitously, ad, Fortultamente, acciden-
Fortultousness, @ Casualidad, aconteci-
miento impensado.
Fortuity, 8. Acaso, accidente.
Fortunate, a. Afortunado, feliz, dichoso.
Fortunately, ad. Felizmente, dichosamente,
Fortunatenesa, 8. Dicha, felicidad.
Fortune, a. Fortuna, sucrto; destino; ble-
nes de fortuna; hacienda; dote.
To Fortune, on. Suceder, acaccer, acontecer.
—vad, Hacer dichoso á uno.
Fortunod, a. Afortunado, dichoso.
Fortune-book, 8. Libro do la bucna ventura.
Fortune-hunter, 8. El quo anda buscando
una mujer rica con quien poder casarse.
rima a. Malaventurado; infeliz, sin
ienes.
To Fortunotell, on. Decir la buena ventura.
Fortuneteller, 8 Sortilogo, nigromante.
(Vulg.) Gitano.
Forty, a. Cuarenta. [Juzgado.
Forum, @ Foro, plaza pública; tribunal,
Forward, ad. Adclante, hácia adelante, mas
allá. JTence forward, De aquí en ade-
Jante.—a. Fervoroso; vivo; conflado, pre
sumido; precoz; audaz, osado, atrevido;
activo. [mover, patrocinar,
To Forward, or. Acelerar, adelantar; pro-
Forwarder, 8. Promotor, remitente.
Forwarding merchant, 8. Comisionista,
Forwardly, ad, Ansiosamente; con descaro.
Forwardnesa, 8. Ansia, ahinco; prontitud;
precocidad; audacia.
Forwards, ad. Adelante, hácia adelante,
Fosse, 8. (Fort.) Foso. [tierra.
Fossil, a. y e. Fósil, cavado 6 sacado de la
ro 8. Aficionado al estudio do los fó-
siles.
Fossway, 8, Camino grande con fosos.
To Foster, va. Criar, nutrir.—on, Criarse
con otros.
Fosterage, 8. El cargo de criar niños. [cho.
Foster-brother, a, Hermano de leche, 6 pe-
Foster-child, e. Hijo 6 hija de leche.
Foster-dam, 4f Ama de cria 6 ama de leche,
Foster-earth, 8, Tierra cn que crecen las
plantas transplantadas do otra.
Fosterer, £. Kl que cría; promotor,
Foster-father, a. Padro que cria y enseña á
uD ns + as
Foster-mother, Foster-nurse, a Ama de
leche. (Cuba) Criandera (Mex) Chi-
chigua.
' Foster-son, & Hijo de leche.
Fother, e. Carga.
To Fothor, va. (Náu.) El acto de tapar con
estopa una abertura en el navío.
pone ae y part. pas. del rene To
[flores
Fovilla, a. (Bot.) Fovila en el pólen de las
Foul, a. Sucio, impuro; malvado, detesta-
vileza. Foul
ble. Foul action,
dealing, 8u E doblez, mala fá
Foul or. Foul language,
Palabras Jura Foul means, Me-
dios indignos. Foul page, Página Nena
do faltas, oul shame, Infamia. (Naa)
Enredado, contrario, peligroso.
To Foal, ta. Ensuciar, emporcar,
Foul-faced, a. Feo, malcarado. [mentos.
Foul-feeding, a. Grosero, hablando de ali-
Foully, ad. Asquerosamente.
Foul-mouthed, a. Obsceno, malhabiada,
deslenguado. {dad; picard:a.
Foulness, 8. Asquerosidad, impureza; feal-
Foul-spoken, a. Calumnloso, infamatorio.
To Found, va. Cimentar; apoyar; edificar;
establecer; derrotir los metalos; fundir.
Found, part. y pret. de To Find,
Foundation, a. Fundacion; orígen; funds
mento, motive.
Foundationless, a. Sin fandamento.
Founder, a, Fundador; fundidor.
To Founder, on. (Nau) Irse á pique; salir
mal de alguna em ; desplomarse.—
oa, Despear los plés del cabal
Founderous, a, Arruinado, no practicable.
Foundery, Foundry, 8. Fandecs, fundicion,
Houndling. e. Hijo de la piedra, niño expó-
O.
Foundress, af. Fundadora (gen; fandicion.
Fount, Fountain, a Fuente; Dike ori-
Fountain-head, 8. Origen de alguna cosa.
Fountainless, a, Sin fuente. G E
Four, a. Cuatro. To go upon all fours,
Fourbe, 8, Trampista, dl perla
Four-cornered, a. Cuadrangular. [tido.
Fourfold, a. Cuádruplo, cuatro veoos repe-
Four-footed, a. Cuadrúpedo,
tFourricr, a, V. Harbinger.
boedo a. pena
oursquare, €. Cuadrangular.
Fourteen, a, Catorce,
Fourteenth, a. Catoroeno.
Fourth, a. Cuarto.
Fourthl ;, ad. En cuarto lugar.
Four-whecled, a. Lo que tiene cuatro ruedas.
Fowl, a Ave. Wild fowls, Aves ailvestroa
To Fowl, on. Cazar aves. [peta.
Fowler, a. Cazador do aves con 6 sin esco-
Fowling, a. La caza do aves, [aves
Fowling-piece, 8. Escopeta de cazador do
Fox, es. Zorra, raposa, (Náu.) Rebenque.
To Fox, va, Atontar; emborrachar.
Fox-case, s. Piel de zorra.
Fox-chase, 8. Caza de zorras. [cabellos.
Fox-evil, s. Enfermedad que hace caer los
Foxglove, & (Bot.) Dedalera.
FRA
FRE
Fox-hunter, 8. Cazador do zorras,
Foxtisb, Foxliko, a. Astato 6 engañoso como
ol zorro.
Foxship, €. Zorreria.
Foxtrap, <n La trampa para coger zorras,
+Fuxy, a. ig Pa astuto ; rojizo.
Fraction, 4.
quebrado.
Fractional, a. Fraccionario.
Fractious, a. Regañon, enojadizo.
Fracture, 8. Fractura, rompimiento. [per.
To Fract
EU E
Fragility ee
3.
,
Fragment, 8.
a. Frágil que road, ;
mpimiento, rotura; fraccion, PUED a Cargado, lleno;
va. Fracturar, quebrar 6 rom- ; pa oF Fry, ea. Estre
ae
flaqueza. | Tree 8.
bilidad: debi- | To Freak, va. Varotcar; ab
odo ad. Engañosamente, pérfids
mente, [fraudo, engaño.
Fraudulence, Fraudulency, ¢. Frauduloncla,
Fraudulont, a. Fraudulento, engañoso.
Fraudulently, ad. Frandulentamente, frau-
dulosamente; artificiosamente.
prefiado do;
lleno 0 cargado d [tamo blanco.
Fraxinella, e, (Bot.) “Fraxinela, fresnillo, dic-
it e. Refriega, contienda; disputa, que-
‘A ale espantar.
g, & Es
Fantasia, canriclio® extravagancia.
, Bayar.
Fragmento; partidas quebra- Freakish, a. Caprichoso, fantastico, vislona-
Ais 8. Estallido, estampido.
Fragrance, Fragrancy, 8, Fragrancia,
Fragrant, a, F te, oloroso,
Fragrantly, ad. Con fragrancia.
rio, extrav te.
Freakishly, Caprichosamente.
Freakishness, a, La calidad de ser caprichoso
6 fantástico.
Freckle, a, Peca.
Frail, a. Sera, espuerta; arma Frági A on. Tener
» Freckl acod Freckly, a. Pecoso.
Juebradizo;
Frailness, Frai
dad, inconstancia; caduci
Fralse, 8. Tortilla de torreznos 6 magras.
To Frame, va. Fabricar; componer; ajus-
tar; forjar, idear.
Frame, €. Fábrica; marco. (Náu.) Cua-
derna, Simetría; forjadura. [autor.
Framer, 8. Fabricador, furjador; inventor,
Framework, a. Obra de marco 6 cerco.
Framing, @ El acto de construtr; la arma-
zon de una cosa.
+Frampold, a. Enfadadizo, enojadizo.
Franchise, $. Franquicia, inmunidad, privi-
legio; jurisdiccion.
To Franchise, va. Franquear, conceder
franquicias; aig oe [encion; soltura,
Franchisement, 4. Franqueza, libertad, ex-
Franchispane, gipane, 2. Franchispan,
F especie de ree exquisito. Pe
ranciscan, & y G. Fran o, religioso
Frangible, a: Frangibla, quebradiz, frágil
rangible, a. e, que o,
Frank, a. Franco, liberal, ablerto, libre.
To Frank, va. Encerrar en pocilga; cebar;
franquear una carta.
Frank-chase, 8. Caza libre, privilegio do ca-
Frankincense, 8. Incienso; goma aromática,
Frankish, a. Lo quo pertenece á los antiguos
franceses.
Frankly, ad. Francamente; liberalmente.
Frankness, £. Ingenuidad, sinceridad; fran-
queza, candor. [al roy en In laterra,
propenso 6 error.
Frankpledge, & Un juramento do fidelidad | Frecthinkin
Franks, a. pl. Francos 6 Galos,
Frantic, a, Frenético, farioso, enfarecido.
Franticly, ad. Frenóticamente, furiosa-
fhente.
Franticnoss, €, Frenesi, furor.
Fratornal, a. Fraternal.
Fraternally, ad. Fraternalmente.
Fraternity, Fraternization, «. Gremio, co-
fradia, ermandad, fraternidad.
To Fraterniza, on. Hormanarse, hermanar.
Fratricido, a. Fratricidio; fratricida
Fraud, a, Fraudo, engaño, sapercheria.
¥ poe «. Púrfido, engañoso, traidor, de
mala
eckle-f
, & ee instabili- | Freckledness, 8. El estado do tener
pres a. Libre, in me peris] licencioso ;
; descníre liberal, franco, fa-
millar; exonto; gratuito. [mino.
To Free, ea. Libertar; librar; abrirso ca-
ia 8. Ladron ; 'flibuster, forbante;
pira:
Freebooting, s. Saqueo, pillaje.
Freeborn, a. Nacido libre, no esclavo.
gibi ad. Grátis, de balde. (Mex.) Do
+Froc-denizen 38. V. Freeman.
Freedman, a. Liberto, esclavo manumitido.
Freedom, 4, Libertad; licencia; facilidad;
rl ec ana [gun impedimento.
Freefooted, a, El uede andar sin nin-
Frechearted, a. Libe eneroeo. fluta.
Freehold, 8. Foudo franco, propiedad abso-
Freeholder, £. Dueño, propietario absoluto,
Freely, ad, Librem mente, sin piarists
F eee Lies el d le:
reeman, 8. ro; cl que goza de privile-
Froemason, $. Fracmason. di y do,
Froominded, a. Desembarazado, sin culda-
[zar. Freeness, 8. Libertad, franqueza; sinoeridad.
Free press, a. Libertad de imprenta.
Freer, a. Libertador.
Free-school, 8. Escuela doc
Freespoken, 4 Dicho sin reserva. da.
Freestone, 8. Piodra franca, arenosa y blan-
Freethinker, s. Espiritá fuerte; desprecia-
dor de la religion ; filósofo, [religion.
a Filosofismo, lMbertinaje, ir-
Freeton a. Lengnaraz, deslenguado.
Freewil a. Libre albedrío, voluntariedad.
Ree won: Y. da libre 6 no esclava.
To Freeze, en. Helarse, helar.—ea. Conge-
lar; matar de frio,
Freezing, a. Congelamiento.
To Freight, va. Fletar; cargar. To freight
by the lump, E letar á bulto.
Freight, s. Carga; cargazon; flete. Freight
out and in, Flete por e NO redondo,
Dead ire ht, Flete
Freighter, 8. Fletador.
French, a. y 8. Frances. Afler the French
fashion, A’ la francesa. ye
FRI
French-bean, 8. (Bot.) Judia, hablchuola,
frisol ó frijol.
French-chalk, a Espuma del mar.
French-horn, 6 Bocina, instrumento do
música. costumbres do Francia.
To Frenchify, va. cosarso; afectar las
Frenchlike, a. Afrancosado, achado.
Frenetic, Frenzical, a. Frenético, furioso,
fucra de juicio. rro.
Fronzy, 8. Frenesi; locura, oxtravid, des-
eo os 8. Concurso; frecuencia, repetl-
on.
Frequency, 8. Frecuencia; multitud.
Frequent, a. Frecuente, frocuentado; co-
mun, O, (nado.
To Frequent, va. Frocuentar; visitar 4 me-
Frequentation, 8. Frecuentacion,.
uentative, a. Frecnentativo.
Frequenter, g. Frecuentador.
Frequently, ad. Frecuentemente,
Fresco, & Pintura al fresco; frescura.
Fresh, a. Fresco; nuevo. F from,
Acabado de salir. (Fam.) Calicntito; in-
experto.
Freshblown, a. Lo que acaba de echar flor.
To Freshen, ea. Rofrescar, desalar.—on.
Refrescarse.
Freshea, @. pl, (Náu.) Avonidas.
Freshet, 8. Arroyo de agua dulco; avenida,
inundacion.
Freshly, ad. Frescamonte; hace poco, re-
clentomente. [diante.
Freshman, a. Novicio; el principiante; estu-
Freshmanship, 8. Noviciado, estado de no-
vicio. delicadeza.
Freshness, 8. Frescor; viveza, hermosura,
eros a. Servido 6 provisto de agua
ulce.
Frot, a (Náu.) Brazo de mar. Hervor;
enojo, enfulo, apuro. (Arq.) Greca. Fret-
ted columns, Columnas astreadas.
To Fret, va. Rozar; recamar; agitar, enfa-
dar.—on, Fermentar; rozarse, incomo-
darse, impacientarse; afligirse. [losto.
Fretful, a. Enojadizo, colórico, mohino, mo-
Fretfully, ad. Con mal bumor; de mala
FU :
gan
Frotfulness, 2. Mal genio, mal humor.
Fretter, 8. Agitador, conmovedor.
Fretting, 8. Agitacion; entristecimiento,
Fretty, a. Realzado, bordado, cincelado.
Fretwork, 8. Cinceladura; fretes; bordado
on 6 de realco. [zabie.
Friability, a, Friabilidad, calidad desmena-
Friable, a, Friable, desmenuzable. [fatuo.
Friar, 8, Fraile. Friar’s lantern, Fuego
Friarlike, Friarly, a. Frailesco, frailero.
Friary, a. Convento de frailes. —a. Frailero.
To Fribble, rr. Tontear, bobear; vacilar.
Fribble, a. Vano, inútil, frivolo.—e Pisa-
verde; hombre despreciable,
Fribbler, a. Un hombre necto.
Fricassee, €. Fricasé, cochifrito.
To Fricassec, ea. Hacer un fricasó 6 guisar
á modo do fricasé.
Friction, e. Friccion; frotacion; friega.
ada 8. Viórncs Good Friday, Viérnes
san
Friend, a Amigo, compañero, favorecedor.
ii ¿via tratamiento que usan
FRO
entro si, los sectarios llamados cuacaros,
y bajo el quo se distinguir. [mtim
Friends, 8. pl. Pariontes, allegados, amigos
Friendlosa, a. Desamparado, desvalido.
Friendlike, Friendly, a. Amigable, amisto-
80; ífico, servicial. ne
Friendlinese, 8. Amistad, humanidad, bon-
Friendship, 8. Amistad, afecto; favor, so-
corro.
Frieze, e. Frisa, tela de lana.
Friezo, Frize, a. (Arq.) Friso.
Friczelike, a. Semejante al friso,
Frigate, 8. (Naw)
Frigate-built, a. (Náu.) Afragatado.
Frigefaction, 8. Enfriamionto.
To Fright, To Frighten, ea. Espantar, can-
sar, miedo, asustar.
Fright, « Susto, espanto, terror, horror.
Frightful, a. Espantoso; feísimo, horrorosa,
Frightfully, ad. Espantosamente, terrible-
mente.
Frightfulness, €. Horror, espanto. tente.
Frigid, a. Frio, do; indiferente; Imp»
edi, e. Frialdad; indiferencia ; impo-
te
n
Frigidly, ad. Friamente.
gi
OS a. Helado, frio,
Frill, e. Escote, guarnicion, angosta,
Fringe, €. Franja: fleco, rodapió, guarnicion,
To Fringe, va. Ribetear, jear, orillar.
Fringemaker, & Fabricanto de franjas, cor-
donero.
Fringy, e ¿Aoarrado so as, [ro.
pper, rer, a. Ropavejoro; prende-
reciably,
Frippery, 8. Ropavejeria.—a.
frivolo.
Friseur, & Peluquero. [tozar.
To Frisk, on. Saltar, brincar, cabriolar; re-
Frisk, e. Retozo; gambcta, brinoo.—a. Ale-
gre.
Frisker, 8. Inconstante, voluble, vivaracho.
eS 8. (Imp.) Frasqueta, bastidor de
erro,
Friskiness, a, Viveza, alegría, vivacidad.
Frisking, a. Alogría, bailo jugueton.
Friskful Frisky, a. J iguaton: deen Ja-
do, dir! gallardo. [vidrio tal,
Frit, e. Frita, el material de que se hace el
Frith, a. Estrecho 6 brazo de mar; red.
+Frithy, a. Leñoso.
Eritillary, e. (Bot.) Fritilaria, (Macho,
Fritter, a, Tajada, fritilla; quesadilla: bu-
To Fritter, va. Tajar carne para freirla;
desmenuzar.
Frivolity, e. Frivolidad.
Frivoloas, a. Frivolo, vano, inútil
Frivolously, ad. Frivolamente, vanamente,
Frivolousness, & Frivolidad.
To Frizz, To Frizzle, oa, Frisar; rizar.
Frizzle, a. Rizo, bucle. o
Frizzler, s. Rizador, pelaquero,
Fro, ad. Atras, hácia atras. Tb go to and
fro, Ir y venir.
Frock, 8. Bata de niño; levita; sayo.
Frog, & Bana; ranilla del caballo.
Frogbit, 3. eel Morena, planta acuática.
Froggy, a. Lleno de ranas.
Froglcttuca, 8. (Bot.) Espiga de agua,
Frolic, 8. Fantasia, extravagancia, jarana.—
a. Alegre, vivo, vivaracho.
FRU
To Frolic, en. Loquear, Juguetear, retozar,
iscar
+Frolicly, Frolicsomely, ad. Alegremente.
Froulicsome, a. Jugueton, travicso.
Frolicsomeness, 8 Viveza, demasiada ale-
From, prep. De; despues, desde.
Frondescent, a. (Bot.) Frondescente.
Frondiferous, a. (Bot.) Frondifero.
Front, 3. Frente; audacia, descaro; frontis-
picio; fachada, [frente.
To Front, va. Hacer frente.—en. Estar á la
Frontal, a. (Arq.) Timpano pequeño. Fron-
tero, ven
Front-box, ¢ Palco fronterizo.
Fronted, a. Formado con fronte. [tero,
Frontier, a. Frontera.—a. Fronterizo, fron-
Frontispiece, e. Frontispicio; el fróntis de
un libro, [pudente.
Frontless, a. Descarado, desyergonzado, tm-
Frontlet, £ Venda para la frente. (Art.)
Fronton de mira.
Front-room, 8. Cuarto 4 la calle.
Frost, 8. Helada, hielo,
Frostbitten, a. Helado, quemado del hielo.
Frostinesa, e. Frio, helamiento.
Frostnail, 8, Clavo de gancho en las herra-
duras del caballo.
Frostwork, as. Garapiñado.
Frosty, a. Helado; frio; canoso.
Froth, £ Espuma; bambolla, paja.
To Froth, en. Espumar, criar espuma.
Frothily, ad. Con espuma; frivolamente.
Frothineas, a. Vaciodad, frivolidad.
Frothy, a. Espumoso; frivolo, vano, inútil
To Frounce, va. Rizar, encrespar el cabello.
Frouzy, a. Vulg.) Fétido: oscuro.
+Frow, a. Fragil, quebradizo. [solente.
Froward, a. indo inde discolo; in-
Frowardly, ad. Indócilmente, insolente-
mente. (genio.
Frowardnesa, 8. Petulancla, insolencia; mal
To Frown, va. Mirar con ceño. —on. Enfur-
ruñar.
Frown, a, Ceño, desagrado, enfado, enojo.
ladera a, Ceñiudo, enfadado.
Frowningly, ad. Enojadamente, con caño.
Fructiferous, a. Fructífero.
Fructification, a. (Bot.) Fructificacion.
To YFructify, va, Fortilizar, focundar.—0n.
Frnctificar.
Fructuous, a. Fructuoso, fecunda, fértil.
Frugal, a. Económico; frugal, sobrio.
Frugality, a. Economía; frugalidad, mode-
racion, sobriedad.
Frugally, ad. Frugalmente, sobriamonte.
Frugiforous, a. Fructifero.
Fruit, 8. Fruto; fruta; producto; pue
To Fruit, on. Fructificar, producir fruta.
Fruitage, & Frutas en general
Fruit-bearer, 4. Fratal, fractuoso.
Fruit-bearing, e Fructífero, fructuoso.
Fruiterer, 3, Frutero.
Fruitory, e. Fruta; frateria ets
Fruitful, a. Fractifero, fórtil, prolífico; pro-
Fruitfall y, ad. Fertilmente, prolificamente.
Fruitfulness, e. Fertilidad, fecundidad.
Fruit-groves, a, pl. Vergel de frutales.
Fruition, £. Fruicion; gusto, complacencia,
Fruitless, a. Estéril, infructuoso ; inútil,
vano.
FUL
Fruitlessly, ad. Infractuosamente; inútil
mente.
Fruitlessness, a. Esterilidad; infructuosidad.
gria. | Fruit-time, a Otoño, cusecha, el tiempo de
recoger los frutos.
Fruit-tree, 8, Fruta.
Frumentaceous, a. Framenticio.
Frumenty, 8, Manjar hecho de trigo cocido
con leche,
To Frump, oa. Mofar, burlar.
Framp, 8. Chiste, burla, mofa. [caballo,
Frush, €. (Vet.) Hendedara en la ranilla dol
Frustrablo, a. Capaz de ser frustrado,
Frustraneons, a, stráneo, inútil, vano,
To Frustrate, va, Frustrar, privar; burlar;
anular. vulo.
Frustrate, @ Frustrado, burlado; inútil,
Frustration, 8. Contratlempo, chasco; pri-
vacion.
+Frostrative, a. Falaz, engañoso. [neo.
Frustratory, a. (For.) Frustratorio; frustrá-
Frustum, 8. Fragmento, trozo, pedazo.
os, 8. (Bot.) Fructescencia, madu-
on
Fratescent, a. (Bot.) Fruticoso; fructicente.
Fry, a. El guisado de cosas fritas; tritada.
To Fry, va, Freir.—on, Freirse; derretirse
de calor.
Frying-pan, 8. Sarten. Zo Jump from the
ba 8 énto the fire, Huir de las lla-
mas y cacr en las brazas.
Fucate, Fucated, a. Pintado, disfrazado.
Fucus, & (Bot.) Fuco, ova. Fuci, pt. Fucos.
To Fuddle, va. Emborrachar.—on. Embor-
racharse.
Fudge, interj, Vete! qué mentira !
Fuel, 8. Combustible, pábulo. (fuego.
To Fuel, va. Provoer con materiales el
Fugacious, a. Fugaz, volátil, instable.
Fagactousness, Fu ity, 8. Fugacidad, in-
stabilidad, volatilidad.
Fugitive, 8. Fugitivo, desertor, trásfogo,
arate oe Fugitivo, fagaz, volátil, va-
gabundo.
Fugitiveness, 8. Fagacidad, instabilidad.
A a 8, (Mús.) Fuga. —[dánculo, espina.
Fulcre, 8. (Bot.) Arreo de las plantas, po-
Fulcrum, 8. (Mec.) Apoyo de palanca 6 al-
zaprima. [con exactitud,
To Fulfil, ea. Colmar; cumplir; observar
FulfMer, $. Cumplidor, ejecutor.
Fulfilling, a. Camplimiento.
Fulfilment, $. Ejecucion completa,
Falgency, Fulgidity, Fulgor, s. Fulgor, res-
plandor, sed endor. [xido,
Fulgont, +Fulgid, a. Fulgente, brillante, fal-
+Fulgurant, a. Fulgorante.
al on, Fulgurar.
tada a, Fuliginoso, tiznado, triste.
Faliginously, ad. De un modo faliginoso.
Fall, a. Lleno, repleto; completo.—ad. En-
teramente. Full well, Muy bien. Reo-
tamente.
To Full, va. Abatanar 6 batanar el paño.
Fullago, 6. La paga por batanar el paño.
Full-bloomod, a. Lo que está en el grado
mag alto do florescencia.
Fall-blown, a. Abierto, descogido 6 desple-
gado completamente. fio.
Full-bottomed, «, Lo que ticne pene n-
FUN
FUR
Ful!-butt, ad. En un mismo punto vinien-
do por distintos caminos,
Full-charged, a. Sobrecargado.
Full-dressed, a. Vestido de gala, de uni-
E be de ces ¡as
all-drive, a. El que ga o galope.
Full-cared, a. Lo que tiene espigas llenas y
grandes.
Faller, e. Batanero.
Fuller's-earth, ¢. Tierra do batan. [saco.
Fuller’s-thistle, s. Capota, cardencha, dip-
Fullcry, 8. Batan y oficina del batanero.
Full-eyed, a. El que tiene los ojos grandes.
Fall-faced, a. Carilleno, carigordo.
Full-grown, a. Maduro; crecido completa-
mente,
Full-hearted, a. Elevado, confiado, atrevido.
Fulling-mill, +. Batan.
Full-laden, a. Carzado hasta mas no poder.
Full-manned, a. Tripulado completamente.
Full-mouthed, a. Lo que tiene voz 6 sonido
fuerte. [pleto.
Fall-orbed, a. Lo quo tiene un orbe com-
Full-spread, a. Extendido á lo :
Full-summed, a. Completo en sus
partes. [alado.
tao a. Lo que tiene alas grandes ;
Fally, ad. Lienamente, completamente.
Fulminant, a. Fulminante.
To Fulminate, va. y m. Tronar; exoomul-
gar; falminar; condenar.
Fulminating, e. Fulminante.
Fulmination, +. Fulminacion; censura,
Fulminatory, a. Fulminante, fulmínoo,
Fuin 8. Plenitud, llenara; saciodad ;
complemento. (sucio.
Fulsome, a. Asqueroso; rancio; impuro,
Fulsomely, ad. Asquerosamente, indecen-
temente. ranciedad.
Fulsomenesa, 2. Asquerosidad ; obecenidad,
Fumado, +. Pescado ahumado. ú hogar.
Fumage, 8. Humazga, tributo por cada casa
Fumant, a. Fumante, humean
a ea fy a. (Bot.) Fumaris.
To Fumble, va. y » Embrollar; tartamu-
dear; chapucear; muchachear.
Tumbler, ¢. Chapucero.
Fumble, ad. Chapuceramente.
Fume, 8. Humo; vapor; cólera; vanidad.
Fo Fumo, on. Humear; despedir vapores;
oncolerizarse, enojarse.—od. Ahumar; sa-
humar.
Fnmet, e. Freza, el estiércol de los venados.
+Fumette, é. Hedor de carne corrompida,
Fumid, a. Fumoso, humoso.
Fumidity, a. Fumosidad, humazo. [migar.
To Fumiyate, oa. Perfumar, sahumar, fa-
Fumigation, £. Sahumerio, sahumo. (Méd.)
Fumigacion.
Fumigator, 2. Fumigador. [ante, fumante.
Foming, €, El acto de humear.—a Hume-
Famingly, ad. Coléricamente.
Fumish, Famous, Fumy, a. Humoso.
Fun, 4. Diversion; chanza, chiste, burla.
Fanambulatory, a. Lo que imita á los vola-
tines. volado:
Funambulist, Funambulo, s. Funámbulo,
Function, «. Funcion; ocupacion; el ejer-
ciclo de los movimientos vitales.
dd Tb 8. Funcionario, empleado,
Fund, 8. Fondo, caudal—pl. Fondos pa-
blicos.
To Fund, va. Poner dinero en los fondas
públicos, ó en los de una compañia.
Fundament, 28, Fundamento; arcas.
Fundamental, a. Fundamental—e Funda-
mento.
Fundamentally, ad. Fundamentalmente.
+Funebrial, Fanereal, a. Fúnebro; triste.
fan Funeral,
Funeral, a. Funeral, fanebre.—a.
+Fane Lágubre, } tabl
unest, Gd. amentablo.
tranae dk El que es tonto 6 bobo, zote.
Fungoslty, E ngosidad.
ungotus, a. Fun : 080, POTOSO,
Fungon & (Bot.) Hongo. F
ungé.
Funicle, 8, Cuerdecilla, fibra, ligamento.
Hunk e. Y ie) ale) e olor.
o Funk, ta. (Vulg.) Emponzoñar.—es.
(Vulg.) Ciscarse de miedo.
Funnel, «. Embudo; cañon, conducto,
Funny, a. Gracioso, chistoso ; cómico, ale-
gre; bufon. teria,
Fur, a Piel; forro de picles, Fure,
To , ea. Aforrar con pleles finas To
Sur a ehip, Forrar un navío.
Faractous, a. Rapaz, inclinado á hurtar.
Furacity, 8. Oodicia; rapacidad,
Furbelow, 4. Farfalá, vuelo, vuelos.
To Furbelow, ea. Adornar con farfalács 6
To Farbish, va. Acicalar, pulir, limpiar.
Furbishable, a. do sor pulido.
Furbisher, 8, Acicalador, pulidor.
Furcation, 4. Horcajadura.
Fatima Casposo, | ti ae
us, a o que tiene
Furious, a. Farioso, faribunds.
Farlously, ad. Furiosamente.
Furiousness, 8. Furia.
To Furl, va. acoger contraer. Zb furl
Farling-linea, 2. oe
Farlong, & Estadio, la octava parte de una
Furlough, ¢. (Mil) Licencia que se da á al-
F gun militar ponia
urmenty 8. gollo, po 0 co-
cido ‘in leche. [nace, Horne fab reg
Furnace, €. Horno, horuilla, Blast fur-
To Furnish, ea. Surtir, proveer; equipar;
real Equipad ators | proveedor.
urnisher, 8. Equipador, decorador; apare-
Furnishing, e. Muestra. Furntshing, dee,
Avios, to,
+Furnishment, 8, Surtimiento, proveimien-
Furniture, 8. Ajuar; aparojo; material ;
pertenencia.
Farrier, e. Pelotero. ae
Furrow, $. Surco; cualquier can largo
To Furrow, va. Surcar; ostriar. . fo
Flute,
Furrow-faced, a. Cara surcada 6 a.
Burry, a. Hecho de, guarnecido de pieles
n
aS.
Further, a. Ulterior, mas distante.—ad.
Mas léjos, mas allá; ademas; aun; ado-
mas de eso, _ tir, apoyar.
To Fartber, va. ranas atra asis-
Furtherance, 8. Adelantamiento, progreso,
ayuda, apoyo.
Furtberor, $. Promotor, patron, protector.
GAB
GAL
Furthermore, ad. Ademas, 4 mas de esto.
Furthest, ad. Lo mas léjos, lo mas remoto.
abe a. Furtivo, secreto, hecho 4 escon-
Furuncle, 4 Furánculo, divicso, grano,
Fur-wrought, a. Hecho do pieles, adornado
con píoles.
Fury, & Furor; faria; arrebatamiento.
Fury-like, a. Furibundo, rabioso, furioso.
Furze, 8. (Bot.) Tojo; haz 6 gavilla de leña.
Furzy, a. Lleno de tojos 6 híniestas,
Fuscation, 8. El acto de oscurecer 6 enne-
grecer.
Fuscons, a. Fusco. [dirso, derretirse.
To Fuse, ca. Fundir, derretir.—on. Fun-
Fusee, a, Huso. (Art.) Espoleta 6 espiga.
Fusibility, e Posibilidad.
Fusible, a. Fusible, fundible.
Fusiform, a. Fusiforme.
Fusil, a. Fundible.—s. Fusil; escopeta,
Fusileer, 2, (Mil.) Fusiloro,
Fusion, 8. Fundicion; fusion, licuacton.
Fuss, a. (Vulg.) Alboroto, tumulto, ruido.
Fast, 8. Fuste, el cuerpo de la coluna; color
muy subido, [altisonanto.
Fustian, e. Fustan.—a. Hecho de fustan;
Fustic, 8. Fustoc, fustete, palo para tintes.
+To Fustigate, va. Apaloar; castigar.
Fustigation, s. Pena de azotes, palos 6 lati-
pazos.
Fustiness, 8, Enmohectmiento; hediondoz.
Fusty, tF usted, a. Mohoso, hediondo,
Futile, e. Locuaz; fútil, vano, inútil.
Futility, 6. Futilidad, insustancialidad ; lo-
” cuncidad. [de la armazon de un navío,
Futtocks, a. pl. (Náu.) Genoles ó ligazonos
Futtock-shrouds, a, pl. (Náu.) Arralgadas.
Futuro, a, Futuro, venidero.—s. Lo futuro.
Futurely, ad. En lo venidero.
Futurition, e. Futuricion.
Futurity, £ Futaro, el por venir.
To Fuzz, en. Chispear, chisporrotear.
Fuzzball, a. (Bot.) Bejin 6 pedo de lobo.
+To Puzzle, va. Emborrachar, embriagar.
Fy, interj. Que vergiienza !
G.
G. Esta letra tiene dos sonidos en ingles;
uno fuorto antes de a, o, u, 4 r; v.g.,
gaa, go, gun, gras, globe y y otro suave
antes de 8,18 0 y; y. g.. gem (yem), gib-
bet (xAbbit), dingy chop): lante de
las mismas letras, j de la @ ga muchos
monosilabos y sus derivados, suena fuer-
te, y como si tuviese interpuesta una + ;
. E, get t), 1
(Gucia)’ ‘Ka ise palabras que oomiensan
ue comienzan
con gf, solo se pronuncia la primera;
Gab, € (Fam.) Locuacidad, cháchara, [na
Gabardino, Gaberdine, 8. Gabacha, gabardl-
To Gabble, en. Charlar; parlotear, picotear.
Gabble, a Algarabia, locuacidad. [picotero,
Gabbler, 8. Charlador, chacharero, hablador,
tGabel, a. Gabela; sisa sobre telas.
+Gabeller, e. Colector de gabelas.
Gabion, e. (Fort) Gavion, ceston de mim-
bre lleno de tierra. [y no aplanado,
Gable, 8. Cabo angular hecho con caballcte
Gnble-end, e. Socarren, alero.
To Gad, en, Tunar, callejear, andorrear.
Gad, e. Cotro, baston; barra de acero.
Gadder, a, Vagabundo, tunante, bribon,
callejero. (Fam. Mex.) Cerero. Mujer,
andorrera.
Gadding, e. Y cla, briba; per:
Gaddingly, ad. Haraganamente, á
Gadfly, 8. Mosca de niula, tabano.
Gaelic, Gallo, a y e. Gaélico, cóltico.
Gaff, a. Arpon 6 parto srants:
Gaff-boom, 2. N me: erga do cangreja.
Gaff-sail, a, (N u.) Vela de cangreja.
Gaffic, a Espolon que se pono al gallo.
(Mex.) Navaja de gallo.
To Gag, va. Tapar la boca con mordaza,
Gag, 8. Mordaza. o
Gage, a. Prenda, caucion; medida. (Náu.)
To Gage, ca. Empeñar alguna alhaja; afo-
rar, medir. (Naw) Arquear. V. 70 Gauge.
Gager, 8. Arqueador, medidor. V. Gauger.
Gagger, 8, El quo pono mordaza en la boca.
+To Gaggle, en. Graznar, como el ánsar.
+Gaggling, 8. Graznido de ánsares,
Gaioty, a. V. Gayety.
Gally, ad. Y. Gayly. [ventaja.
Gain, €. Ganancia, provecho, lucro; interes,
To Gain, va. Ganar; adquirir caudal.—on.
resis ost indujo. To gain credit,
Acreditarse. To guin one's end, Alcan-
Gain . a Cara adquirid
able, a. e ser adquirido.
Gainer, 9. Ganador.
Gainfui, a. Ganancioso, Incrativo, prov
Gainfully, ad. Ventajosamento.
Gainfulness, e. Provecho, ganancia,
Gainlesa, a. Desvontajoso, infructuoso,
To Gainsay, va. Contradecir; negar; con-
Gainsayer, 8. Contradictor, adversario.
Gainsaying, 2. Oposicion, contradiccion.
Galrish, a. V. Garish,
Gairishly, ad. V. Garishly.
Gairishness, £. Pompa. V. Garishnesa.
Gait, «. Marcha, paso, el porte; continente.
Quiter, 8. Botin, polaina, calza de paño.
Gala, a. Gala, fiesta,
Galactophagi, peli &. pl, Lactifagos ;
a
angal, 8. alanga.
Galatians, 4. pl. rr
inacion,
o-
v. £., ghost t); en las que acaban con | Galaxy, ¢. Galaxia; multitud de personas 6
Jas mismas letras, estas se pronuncian] cosas lustros M grandes. [dicinal.
como una /; v. g, rough (róf); bieu | Galbanum, e, Gálbano, resina gomosa y me-
que en algunas voces son mudas, como | Gale, a. Viento fresco. A fresh gale, (Nún.)
en high (jal). A'ntes de 2, al principio| Temporal de viento. A stiff gale, Fuga-
6 fin de diccion, es muda; v. g, grat| da recia.
(nat), retgg (róin). Galvas, 8. (N a oe
To Gab, en. Charlar; hablar vanamente; | Galeated, a. Cubierto como con yelmo.
mentir, embustear,
Galex a, 8. (Min.) Galena, ir = plomo.
GAM
GAR
Galenic, Galenical, a. Galénico.
leno.
Galilean, a. Galileo, natural do Galilea,
Galjot, a. (Náu.) Galcota.
Gall, a, Híol; odio; malicia; rozadura,
To Gall, oa. y n. Desollar; rozareo; aciba-
rar; dañar,
Gallant, a. Galan, cortes, garboso; galantea-
dor; valeroso.—4 Galan; cortejo; man-
cebo, majo.
To Gallant, ca. Galantear,
Gallantly, ad. Galanamente, bizarramento.
Giallantness, 9. Elegancia, bizarria.
Gollantry, s. Pompa; Hberalidad; galantco ;
amores,
Gallate, e. (Quim.) Galato. [España.
Galleon, 8 Galcon, bajel grande usado en
Gallery, & Queria, corredor. A quarter
ga , Jardinos. fogon.
Galley, e. (Néu.) Galera, Galley 6 caboose,
Galloy-slave, £ Galeote. (agallas.
Gallic-acid, a. (Quím.) A'cido agálico ó de
Gallic, Gallican, a. Galicano,
Gallicism, e. Galicismo. (grandes,
Galligaskins, €. pl Especie de medias
Gallimaufry, 8, odrote ; picadillo, ropa
Ola ono pericos Dl cane
naccous, a. Lo que pertenece -
Galliot, s. V. Galtot.
callipos 8. Orza, dra vidriada de barro,
Gall-losa, a. Apacible, sencillo, de gonio
SUAYO.
Gallon, & Galon, medida do líquidos,
Galloon, 8. Galon, tejido de seda 6 hilo do
oro 6 plata.
Gallop, €. Galope. Fuld? gallop, A’ rienda
suelta, land gallop, A’ media rienda.
To Gallop, on. Galopear. [de Inglaterra.
Galloway, 8. Caballo pequeño en el norte
Gallows, s. Horca.
Gallows-free, a. El que tiene la fortuna de
no ser ahorcado mercciéndolo,
Gally, a, Amargo; lo que contiene hiel
Galoche, @ Chanclo, zueco; galocha, za
tGalsome, a. Maligno, colerico, enojado.
Galvanic, a, Galvánico, lo que pertenece al
galvanismo, [puesta en accion.
Galvanism, €. Galvanismo; la electricidad
To Galvanizo, va. Galvanizar.
Gambadoes, @ pl. Especio de alpargatas.
To Gamble, on, Jugar con exceso, cun tram-
pas; garltear.
Senter 8. Ie cirio te.
am 8. Gomaguta 6 gutagam
To Gambol, on. Brincar, saltar.
Gambol, €. Cabriola, brinco de alegría,
Sra s. Juego, entretenimiento; chanza,
urla,
To Game, on. Jugar, entrotenerse con algu-
na especio do juego; Jugar fuerto,
Game-bag, & Zurron, morral,
Gamecock, 8. Gallo do riña 6 peléa,
Gamekceper, & Guarda de cote, el que cul-
da de la caza,
Game-leg, 8. Piorna cstropcada.
Gamesomo, a. Jugucton, retozon. [guete.
Gamesomeness, €. Festividad, alcgria, ju-
Gaerry, ad. Alegromente,
nl.
(no. | Gamester, 8. Tahur; garitero; chocarrero,
Galenism, e. Galonismo, la doctrina do Gale- |
Galenist, a Galenista; de la doctrina do Ga- | Gaming, Gambling, 8. Juego.
(Ant.) Ramera.
[de juego.
Gaming 6 Gambling-house, 3. Garito, casa
pone ene & Mesa de juego.
ammon, e. V. Backgammon. Gammon-
ne = Maas bowsprit, (Néu.) Trincas del
p
Gamut, a (Mús.) Gama.
To Ganch, oa. Arrojar sobre ganchos,
Gander, 8, A'nsar, ganso.
Gang, €. Cuadrila, banda. (Náu.) Partida.
resé-gang, Konda do matrícula,
sae, 8. (Anat) Ganglioa.
To Gangrenate, To Gangrene, ea. Gangre-
nar.—on. Gangrenarse.
Gangrene, 8. Gangrena,
Gangrenous, a. Gangrenoso.
Gangboard, ¢. (Núu.) Plancha, andamio.
Sn 8. (Min.) Ganga, materia pedrego-
sa las mínas, [portalon.
Gangway, &. (Náu.) Pasamano de un nsvio,
Gaia e (Om) Gan
anza, 8, (Orn.) Gansa,
Gaol, a. Chroot Y. Jail.
To Gaol, ea. Encarcelar.
Gaoler, 8. Carcelero.
Gaol-fever, 4. Fiebre contagiosa de cárceles
Gap, 4. uete; brecha, Zo stand én the
gap, Defender.
To Gape, on. Bostezar; boquear; anbelar;
hendirse; estar con la boca abierta. 70
A gape as Embobarse, dE
aper, 4, ue bosteza, eto. ;
Garb, €. Vestido, vestidura, trae :
Garbage, a, Tripas, desecho supia,
Gar a. Desentrañado.
Garbel, a, (Náu.) Aparadura, (Com.) Dese-
cho de especias BG bape
To Garble, ex. tresacar; visitar; gar-
Garblet, a G billed apartad
arbler, 8. or; or.
Garboard, e, (Nau.) Tabla de la quilla.
Gard, a. Guarda, custodia, Y. Guard.
To Gard, va. V. Jo Guard.
Garden, 8. Huerta, huerto; jardin. Mere-
ery garden, Plantel, ero,
To rio en, Cultivar un jardín.—ca, Ha-
cer, hue
Gardener, @. Jardinero, hortelano.
Gardoning, 8. Jardincría. [ta,
Garden-plot, & Banco de tierra an un huer-
Garden-stuff, Garden-ware, £. Hortaliza, le-
bres, frutas,
Gara Lana burda
G ism, 8, Gargarism (ras,
To G va. Q , hacer gárga-
To Gargle, ta, Gar Oe is
o Garg garizar; ear.
angle 8. Gargarismo, enju
Garísh, a, Pomposo, ostentoso; extrava-
gante, mente.
Garishly, ad. Ostentosamente; desatinada-
Garishneas, a. Pompa, oropel; alogria dess-
tinada. rancho, Cancioncro,
Garland, $. Guirnalds. (Nán.) Ronda do
To Garland, ta. Enguirnaldar.
Garlic, 8. (Bot.) Ajo.
Garlio-eator, £. Harto de ajos; hombre bajo.
Garment, 4. Vestido, vestidura.
To Garner, ea. Entrojar, almacenar el grano,
GAW
GEN
Garner, 8. V. Granary.
Garnot, 8. Granate, granada, (Náu.) Can-
doleton, estrinque. [sionar con grillos.
To Garnish, va, Guarnccer, ataviar; apri-
Garnish, 8. Guarnicion, adorno; grillos,
Garnisher, 3. El que pone adornos.
Garnishment, 8. amento, adorno,
Garniture, 8. Guarnicion, adorno.
Garret, a, Guardilla; os ba a desvan.
Garreted, a. V. Emb [dilla.
Garrotoer, 8. La na que vive en guar-
Garrison, 8. (MiL) Guarnicton ; plaza de ar-
mas, [na plaza con tro
To Garrison, va. Guarnecer, presidtar algu-
Garron, a, Caballo basto.
Garrulity, s. Garrulidad, locuacidad, charla,
Garrulous, a. Gárrulo, locuaz, charlador.
Garter, a. Cenogil; jarretera,
To Garter, va. Atar con cenogil; investir
con la órden de la jarretera.
Gas, €. (Quim.) Gas (nombre generic
Gasconade, $, Gasconada, fanfarronada.
To Gasconade, on. Jactarse, fanfarronear.
Gaseous, a. Gaseoso.
To Gash, va, Dar una cuchillada.
Gash, a. Cuchillada, herida; cicatriz.
Gasketa, 2, a (Náu.) Tomadoros, Bunt-
gaskets, Tomadorcs del batidcro de una
vela [chas; calzoncs anchos,
Gaskins, €. pl. (Burl.) Espocie do medias an-
Gasometer, e. Gasómetro.
Gasometry, 8. Gasometria. {hea
To ls oe Boquear; estar espirando; an-
en ce accion do abrir la boca para res-
* pirar. He ús at the last guep, Está & las
últimas.
Gastric, a. Gústrico,
Gastriloquous, a. Ventrilocno,
Gastroraphy, 8. Gastrorafia,
Gastrotomy, $. Gastrotomia. — ¡quera; via
Gate, 8. Puerta do cercado. (Am.) Talan-
Gated, a. Lo que tiene puortas,
Gateway, 8. Entrada por las puertas de al-
gun cercado,
To Gather, va. Coger, recoger; rebuscar;
congregar; fruncir; inforir.—en, Conden-
Sarse. [paño,
Gather, a. PHegue; arruga; deslustre del
Gathorable, a, Deducible.
Gatherer, e. Colector, segador, vendimiador.
Gathering, a Asambloa; acumulacion; cues-
ta, colecta. [vestir. (Vulg.) Charrada.
Gaudery, 8. Lujo ostentoso ca el modo de
Gaudily, ad. Ostontosamente,.
Gaudiness, & Oropel; fausto, pompa.
Gaudy, a. Ostentoso, fustoso, charro; fosti-
yo, alegre. [dir 6 arquear los navíos,
To Gauge, va. Aforar; medir, (Náu.) Me-
Gauge, 8. La vara 6 sonda para afora 6 mo-
r.
Gauger, €. Aforador, arqueador.
Gauging, 8 Aforo, aforamiento, arqueos.
Gaul, e. Galía antigua; Francia
Gaunt, a, Flaco, delgado.
Ganuntly, ad. Flacamente.
Gauze, & Gasa, Linen-gauee, Clarín.
Gavel, 4, @rov.) Tierra; gabela, tributo,
Qavelock, e, Barra 6 palanca de hierro.
Gavot, a. Gavota, baile frances.
Gowk a, Caelille; un tonto, un insonsato.
pta > TES Oros pone rudo.
ay, €. Gayo, alegre, ante, vivo.
Gayety, £. Alogria; pompa, ostantacion,
susto.
Gayly, ad. Alegremente ; espléndidamente,
+Gayness, e. Alegría, pompa.
tGaysome, a. Alegre.
To Gaze, on. Contemplar, considerar.—va,
Mirar de hito on hito,
Gaze, 8. Contemplacion, mirada, ojeada.
Gaze-hound, 8. Perro que caza con la vista
y no con el olfato.
Gazelle, e. Gacela.
Gazer, & Miron, curioso, espectador.
Gazette, a. Gaceta, papel periddico.
To Gazette, ca. Publicar en la gaceta.
Gazettcer, 8, Gacetero ; diccionario geografl-
co universal,
Gazing-stock, 8. Hazmereir.
Gear, ¢. Atavio, adorno; aparejo de un ca-
ballo; bienes, cosas, ae bagatela.
Gearing, Garruchas, Head-gear, Cofla,
Gears, qe áu.) Drizas.
Geat, a, El agujerito por donde entra en el
molde el metal derretido.
Gelable, a. Congelable.
Gelatin, a. Gelatina, Jalea,
Gelatine, Golatinoas, a. Gelatinoso.
To Geld, ec, Oastrar, capar; disminuir,
Geld, a. Tributo, antiguo en las aduanas;
una cierta multa,
Gelder, e, Castrador, capador.
Gelding, 8. Caballo capon.
Gelid, a, Samamente frio, insensible,
Golidity, Gelidness, a. Frio extremo.
Gelly, 8. Jalea 6 gelatina. V. Jelly.
Gem, & Joya, presea; gérmen, yema,
To Gem, va. Adornar con pledras prociosas,
—on. (Bot.) Abotonar. nis,
Geminl, +Gaminy, 8. Gemolos; par; gemt-
tGeminous, a. Repetido, duplicado, double.
Gemmeous, Gernmy, a. Lo que se asemeja
á pledra preciosa, 6 al boton 6 yema de
las plantas,
Gender, e, Especie; género.
To Gender, va. Engendrar; causar.—on.
Crear, procrear.
Genealogical, a. Gencalógico,
Genealogist, 6. Genealogista.
Genealogy, €. Genealo
Generable, a. Generablo, [neral; generala.
General, a. General; comun, ustal.—s. Go-
Generalissimo, 4. Generalísimo.
Generality, Generalty, 8. Generalidad, la
mayor e,
Generalization, 8. Generalizacion.
To Generalize, va. Generalizar,
Generalness, $. Frecuencia, extension.
Generally, ad. Generalmonte, comunmente;
por la mayor parte.
Generalship, & Goncralato, [vo.
Generant, 8. Generante, principio generati-
To Generate, va. Engendrar, propagar ; pro-
ducir, causar. [siglo,
Qeneration, 8. Generacion; linaje, prolo;
eds a. Gonerativo, prolífico, ce
or,
o.
Generator, 8. Padre, procreador, engendra»
Generic, Generical, a. (Genérico,
Gencrically, ad. Gonéricamento. e
6
GEO
GIF
arom: 8. Genorosidad, liberalidad ;
co.
Generous, a. Generoso, noble; liberal ; fran-
Generously, ad. Liberalmente. zarria.
Generousness, & Generosidad, nobleza, bi-
Genesis, «. Génesis, libro del antiguo Testa-
mento.
Genet, & Haca de España; gineta.
Gencthliaca, 8. Genetlinca.
Geneva, 8. Ginebra, aguardiente de enebro.
oo a. Generativo; fostivo, alegro; natu-
ra
Senlally, ad. Gonialmente; alegremente.
Geniculate, a. En forma de ángulo.
Goniculatod, a, Lo que tiene coyunturas 6
articulaciones. on 6 artículo,
Geniculation, ¢. Genuflexion. (Bot.) Artica-
Genil, a. pl. Genios.
Genitals, e. pl. Genitales, testiculos.
Genitive, a. (Gram.) Genitivo.
Genitor, ¢ Padre, antiguamente genitor.
Sous e Gonio, númen; ingenio; talento.
ne a. Urbano, cortes, sefioril ; lindo,
an
Genteolly, ad. Cortesmente, gentilmente.
Genteolness, a, Gentileza, gracia, garbo, for-
malidad.
Gentian, e, (Bot.) Genciana,
Gentlanella, & Especic de color azul.
Gentile, a Gentil—a. Nacional.
Gentilism, e. Gentilismo, gentilidad.
Gentilitious, a. Gentilicio; bereditario.
pao a. Nobloza de sangre ; donosura ;
gentil dad.
Gentla, a, Suave, blando, apacible, manso.
Gentlefolk, 8. La ee bien nacida.
Gentleman, 4 ballero, gentilhombre,
scilor. roso, urbano; noble.
Gentlemanlike, Gentlemanly, a. Caballe-
Gentlemanlinoss, Gentlemanship, 2. Porte,
calidad de caballero, [dad; nobleza.
Gentleness, €, Dulzura; blandura; urbani-
Gentlewoman, £/. Señora, dama; damas de
honor. tiento.
Gently, ad. Dulcemente; despacio, con
Gentoo, 8. El natural de la India oriental.
Suey: 8. La gente noble; tambien génte-
a.
Genuflection, +. Gonuflexion,
Gonuine, a. Genuino, puro,
Gonuínely, ad. Puramente.
Gonuinoness, 2. Pureza; sin adulteración.
Genus, 8. Género.
Qecocentric, a. Goocóntrico. sura,
Geodesia, aso 8. Geodesia, men-
QGcographer, 8. Geógrafo.
Geographical, a. Googrúfico,
Geographically, ad. Geográficamente.
y, & Goología, la clencia do las pro-
ades de la tlerra.
Geomancy, £ Geomancia.
Gcometer, Geometriclan, £. Gedmetra.
Gcometric, Geometrical, a. Geométrico.
Geometrically, ad, Geométricamente.
To Geometrize, on. Obrar conforme á las
leyes de la geome
Goometry, 8, Gcornetría. — [la agricultura.
Geoponical, a. Gonpónico, pertencetente á
ii Geopónica; cconumía rural.
Geography, a Geografía,
Geology, 2
p
Gerantunm, 8. (Bot) Geranio.
O Socio
erm, 8. (Bot.) Ovario, bro que em-
tiene la [desco.
German, 2 y a. Aleman; germánico, tu-
Germanity, 2. Hermandad.
Germen, & (Bot.) Gérmen, grillo.
To Germinate, on. Brotar.—ea. Germinar.
Germination, $. Germinscion. [vejez
Gerocomy, & El rógimen conveniente á la
A 8. Gerundio.
estation, 3. Preñez, prefiado.
Gostic, a. Histórico, historial.
To Geasticulate, on. Gesticular; sectonar.—
va. Imitar, remedar.
Gesticulation, £, Gesticulacion.
Gosticulator, €. Gestero, el que hace gestos
Gesticulatory, a Gesticular.
Gesture, 4.
To Gesture, ea. Accionar; remedar.
To Get, va. Ganar, adquirir; conseguir,
obtener, alcanzar; traer, ir A buscar. To
get out of order, Ponerse. —en.
Alcanzar, lograr. o.
Getting, € Adquisicion, Juero,
Gowgaw, & Chuchería ; mi oars bay uguete.
Ghastful, a, Lúgubre; parecido á un e>
mente.
Ghastfally, ad, Terriblementa, espentas-
Gbestincas, e. Palídez, color
cara cad
vérica,
Ghastly, a. Pálido, horrible. espantoso,
Gherkin, €. Pepiníillo. [Espíritn Santa
aed 2. Aparecido. The Holy Ghost, El
Ghoatlike, a. Seco, marchito; parecido 4 tx
espectro.
Ghostliness, 8. iritualidad, alma.
Ghostly, a. Espiritual; lo perteneciente i
los aparecidos.
rete Giantess, ¢ Gigante, a.
Giantlike, a. Gigantesco, giganteo. [vioefo.
Gib, e. Gato, de hierro. Giboat, Un mato
To Gibber, on. Hablar en Jos 6 en
aibterian 8. Jerigonza ; e rl. Gp
y we ?
Gibbet, a. Horca. Gallor0s.
To Gibbet, va, Ahorcar; colgar exponerie
en la horca.
Gibbosity, e. Jiba, corcova,
Gibbous, a. Jibado, convexo; jorobado,
corcovado.
Gibbonsnesa, 8. Convexidad, corvadura.
Gibcat, £ Gato. [propersr.
To Gibe, on. Escarnecer, burlarse.— oa. Im-
Gibe, e. Mofa, burla; pulla, chafieta.
ber, & Escarn or, mofador.
y, ad. Desdeñadamente, de burlas.
Giblets, €. pl. Menudillos de una ave.
Giddily, ad, Vortiginoso; inconstante-
mente. [desvaríos
Giddiness, 2. Vórtigo; inconstancia; vaiven;
Giddy, a. Vertiginoso ; ligero; descuidado ;
pelele, cascos,
Giddy-brained, a. Descuidado; ligero de
Giddy-head, €. El hombre loco 6 necio.
renos, a. Inconstante; imprudente
0cO,
Gift, e. Don, gracia, favor; soborno; dona-
cion ; oblacion ; prenda. New year's
gift, Aguinaldo.
GIV
GLA
To Gift, ea. Adornar la naturaleza 4 alguno
con dotes, prendas 6 talentos.
Gifted, a. Talentoso, habil.
Gig, 8. Calesin; perinola ; esquife.
Gigantean, a. Gigantesco; Irresistible,
Gigantic, 4. Giganteo, gigantesco.
To Glagle on. Fisgares mariéndoss: reirse
r nada
Fiagon; mofador. carnicería,
Qlgele, 8
Gigot, a. Picrna, el muslo del animal en la
ait, V Guild”
To Gild, va. Dorar; iluminar.
Gilder, & Dorador; moneda holandesa.
Gilding, £. Doradura.
Gill, a Medida de líquidos (Bot.) Hiedra.
Gill, e. Agalla; a; barranco.
Gillyflower, a (Bot.) Aleli.
Gilt, pret. y part. de To Gila,
Gilthead, e, (Lct) Esparo 6 espátula.
Al án.) Balancines de la brá-
a
jala.
Gimcrack, £. Obra mecánica de poco valor.
Gimlet, a, Barrena pequeña.
Gin, €. Trampa; cabría; ginebra. Cotton
gin, quita para desmotar el algodon.
Ginger, a, Jengibre, ajengibre
Gingerbread, & Pan de jengibro.
Gingerly, ad, Cautelosamente.
Gingham, e. Carranclan, olancillo.
Gingival, a. Lo perteneciente 4 las oncías,
To Gingle, V. Zo Jingle,
Gingle, e. Sonido bronco; retintin.
Ginnet, a, V. Genet,
Ginseng, @ Ginseng; la raiz de ginseng.
To Gip, va. Destripar los arenques.
Gipsy, 8. Gitano; gitanesco, picaron.
Girandole, a. Girándula, [de ópalo.
Girasole, 4f (Bot.) Heliotróplo; una especie
To Gird, va. Ceñir; rodear; onvestir; equi-
par.—on. Mofarse,
Gird, s. ma escarnio, mofa,
Girder, e. As .) Cuarton; censor satírico.
Girdle,a. o, cinturon, ceñidor; círculo.
To Girdle, va. Ceñir, cercar, rodear, cir-
cundar.
Girdle-bolt, a. Cefiidor.
Girdler, e. El que hace cefiidores, ointarero.
Girl, y. Muchacha, doncellita.
Girlhood, 8. Doncellez, soltería. Jo
Girlish, a. Juvenil. Girlish trick, Mucha-
Girlishly, ad. Como una muchacha.
To as Cenir, cercar. V. To Gird,
Girt, €, V. Girth,
Girt-line, €, (Nau) Andarivel. (cia.
Girth, €. Cincha de caballeria; circunferen-
To Girth, ra, Cinchar.
Girth-straps, 8. pl. Correas de cincha,
To Give, oa y n. Dar, donar; conceder;
entregarse; dar de sí, afloj ablan-
darse; cejar. To give again, Volver &
dar. Tv give away, Enajenar, trasferir,
traspasar á otro la posesion de alguna
cosa, entregar, abandonar, dar libremente.
To give Lack, Restituir. To gios out,
fork, Publicar. To ee tn, Ceder. To
give tnto, Inclinarse To give off, De-
sistir. To give a guess, Adivinar. To
give a Mirar. To give evidence,
Atestiguar. To give joy, Dar el parabien.
To give one's respects, Dar memorias,
Given under my hand and seal, Firma-
do y sellado de mi mano.
Giver, & Donador, dador.
Gives, a. V. Gyvea.
Giving, €. El acto de dar 6 conferir.
Gizzard, a, Molleja do ave,
Glabrous, a. Liso, llano,
Glacial, a. Glacial,
Glaciers, €. pl. Ventlsqueros.
Glacts, £ (Fort.) Glacis ó esplanada.
sie cdc o ee
0 en, va, , Tegocijar.
PO tadhal y Alegría, júbil
neas, 8. gozo, a
Gladiator, 8. Gladiator 6 gladiador.
Gladiatorial, Gladiatory, a. Gladiatorio.
Gladly, ad. Alegromente.
Gladness, e. Alegría.
contento.
legromente.
meness, & Al gracia, d
Glair, €. Clara do huevo. nuera
To Glair, oa. Dar 6 untar con de
Glance, $. Vislumbre; relámpago; ojeada;
ny pe
To Glance, on. Centellar; ojear.—va. Dis-
parar en direccion oblicus; raspar; lan-
elo od. De bil te.
ancingly, oblicuamen
Glándula. ats [caballos,
Glandered, a, Muermoso, se dice de los
Glandera, 8, Muermo, enfermedad de los
caballos. [bellotaa,
Glandiforous, a. Glandigero, lo que produco
Glandular, Glandulous, a. Glandaloso,
Glandule, 8. Glandulilla,
Glandulosity, $. Conjunto de glándulas.
To Glare, vn. Relumbrar, brillar; echar
miradas de indignacion.
ES 8. qe parir Y. Gave
areous, a, 060, pegajoso, glutinoso.
Glaring, a. Chocante; notorio; brillante.
Glaringly, ad. Notoriamente.
Glass, 8. Vidrio; vaso. Perspective glass,
Telescopio. Magntitfytng glass, Vidrio
de aumento. Looking-giass, nao
Glase-blower, 8, Soplador de vidrio, vidriero,
Glassful, & Vaso lleno,
Glass-furnace, 8. Horno de vidrio.
Glass-gazing, a. El que está mirándoso
siempre al espejo. [cristales.
Glass-grinder, 8. Pulidor 6 bruñidor do
Glass-house, s. Vidrieria, fábrica de vidrio.
Glassiness, 3. Lisura; estado de vitrificacion.
Glasslike, a. Trasparente como el vidrlo.
rd @ Vidriero, el que hace el
vidrio.
Glassman, 8. Vidricro, el que vende vidrio,
Glassmetal, a, El vidrio derretido, (tales,
Glass-shop, £ Vidrieria; almacen de cris-
Qlassware, £, Vidriería, cristaleria,
Glass-window, & Vidriera.
Glasswork, @ Fábrica de vidrio ó cristales,
Glasswort, £. (Bot.) Sosa, barrilla (yerba)
Glassy, a. Vitreo, cristalino, vidrioso.
Glauber's salt, a. Sal de Glauber, sulfato do
Bosa.
Glaucous, a. Verdoso, verde de gansaron.
Glave, 8, Espada ancha. nizar.
To Glaze, va, Ponor cristales ; al bar.
GLO
GNA
Glazier, e. Vidriero. arro.
Glazing, €. El arte do vidriar las vasijas de
Gleam, 8. Relámpago, resplandor pasajero.
To Gleam, on. Relampagucar, lucir rapida-
Gleamin Relám
esming, &. pago.
Gleamy, 0. Contellante, fulgurante.
To Glean, oa. Espigar, despues de juntar
cosas esparcidas, [mente.
Glean, €. Rebusco, coleccion hecha gradual-
dl e. Espigador, rebuscador, recoge-
or.
Gleaning, a. Rebusca, rebusco.
Glebe, 8. Gleba, césped, terron.
tGlebous, Gleby, a. Gleboso; terroso.
+Glede, a. Milano.
Glee, 8. Al gozo, jubilo; cancion.
+To Glock, en. Burlarse de alguno.
+Gleek, 2. Música; burla; juego de naipes.
Gleeman, & Músico.
+To Gleen, on. V. To Shine.
tGleesome, a. Alegre, gozoso.
Gleet, 2 Gonorrea, blenorragla; pus.
To Gleet, va. Gotear, correr materia 6 sero-
sidad. [6 alturas.
Glen, e. Valle, llanura de tierra entre montes
Glew, a. V. Glue,
Glewiness, 8. V. Glueyness.
Glowish, Glewy, a. V. Gluish, Gluey.
Glib, a. Liso, resbaladizo; voluble, suoclto,
To Glib, va. Alisar; poner muy suelta al-
guns cosa,
Glibly, ad. Corricntemente, volublemente.
Glibness, a. Lisura; volubilidad, fluidez.
To Glido, en. Manar suavemente. —on. Des-
lizarse, escurrirso, [una parto á otra.
Glide, 2. La accion de pasar suavemente de
Glider, 8. Lo que pasa 6 se mueve suave-
monte.
Glimmer, & Vislumbre; especio de fósil.
To Glimmer, on. Vislumbrarse, brillar dé-
bilmente.
Glimmering, 8. Vista imperfecta; vialambre.
Glimpse, €. Vislumbre; ojeada.
To Glisten, To Glister, vn. Rolactr, resplan-
docer, relumbrar.
Glister, €. Lavativa, ayuda, V, Clyster,
Glisteringly, ad, Espléndidamente,
To Glitter, on. Lucir, brillar.
Glitter, 4. ‘Lustre, esplendor, resplandor,
Glittering, a, Relámpago, lustre.
Glittering! y, ad. Lustrosamente.
To Gloar, on, (Prov.) Mirar de traves.
To Gloat, on. Mirar con amor 6 admiracion,
Globard, 8. V. Glotwo-worm,
Globated, a. Esfúrico.
Globe, +. Esfora; globo; bola,
Globe-fish, €. (Ict.) Orbe.
Globosity, e. Esfericidad, redondoz,
Globose, Globous, Globular, a. Globoso.
Globule, a. Glóbulo,
Globulous, a, Globuloso.
To Glomerate, va. Conglomerar, aglomerar.
Glomerate, a. Aglomerado, conglomerado,
Giomeration, 8. Conglobacion.
+Glomerous, a. Conglobado,
Gloom, £. Opacidad; melancolía, tristeza.
To Gloom, en, Lucir tenue; oscurecorse;
entristecorse.
lt e: Oscuramento; tótricamente,
”
Gloominess, 8. Oscuridad; nublado, melan-
colta, tristeza. melancólica.
Gloomy, a. Tenebroso, sombrio; triste,
Glorlation, €. Triunfo, jactancia.
tGloried, a 1lustre.
Glorification, 8. Glorificacion. [exaltar.
To Glorify, ea. Glorificar, honrar, alabar,
Glorlous, a. Glorioso, ilustre; orgulloso.
Gloriously, ad. Gloriosamente.
Gloriousness, a. Glorioso.
Glory: 8. Gloria, honra, fama; esplendor.
To Glory, on. Gloriarso, jactarse, llenarse
de orgullo.
To Glose, va. V. To Glosa,
Gloser, a. V. Glosser.
Gloss, a. Glosa, escolio ; lustre.
To Gloss, on. Glosar, comentar.—ea. Pa
Mar; baruizar.
Glossarial, a. Glosario, explicativo.
Glossarist, 8. Comentador.
Glossary, s. Glosario, diccionario.
Era crm laos perficial
oesinesa, 4, mento, lustre su
Glossographer, 8. Glosógrafo, comentador,
anotador. tarios.
Glossography, $. El arte de escribir comen-
Giotla a Glotin la abortara de la larimgr.
ottis, e. s, la abertura de
To Glour, V. To Gloar.
Glove, 8. Guante.
To Glove, va. Cubrir como con guante.
Glover, €. Guantero. uctr,
To Glow, en. Arder, encenderse, inflamarse ;
Glow, a. Calor vivo; viveza de color; vebe-
mencia de una pasion. ciente.
Glowingly, ad. De un modo resplande-
Glow-worm, €. Luciórnaga, lucerna,
To Gloze, on. Adular, lisonjear, acariciar.
Gloze, 8. Adulacion, Usonja, caricia,
Glozey, 8. Adulador; embostero, zalamero.
Gloztng, e Interprotacion artificioss de un
hecho, ete. [ral
Glucíne, 8, (Quim.) Glucina (tierra primiti-
Glue, a. Cola; liga, visco.
To Glue, oa. Encolar, pegar, ligar, unir.
Glueboiler, e. El fabricante de cola.
Gluer, & El quo eneola.
Gluoy, a. Glutinoso, 080, viscosa.
Glueyness, 8. Viscosi glutinosidad.
Gluish, a. Viscoso, peeajoso, (mar.
To Glut, ea. Engullir, be ag saciar; col-
Glut, e. Hartura, abundan enura.
Gluten, a. (Quím.) Glúten.
+To Glutinate, ea. Encolar, conglutinar.
Glutination, 4. Conglutinacion.
tGlutinative, a. Congiutinativo.
tGlatinosity, G@lutinousness, a. Glutinesidad.
Glutinous, a. Glutinoso, viscoso, oso.
Glutton, a, Gloton, tragon; voraz, Insaciable.
To Gluttonize, en. Giotonear.
QGluttonous, a. Gloton; goloso,
Gluttonously, ad. Vorazmente.
Gluttony, €. Glotonería.
tGlyn, e, Valle.
Glyph, a (Arq.) Glifo.
yeas 8. Gliptica, el arte de grabar en
ras preciosas, gliptica
Glyptography, 8. Glitografia, de is
To Gnarl, oe Refanfnfar, grañtr.
Gnarlod, a. Nudoso.
| GOO
tr a
To Gnash, en, Crujtr los dientes; rabiar.—
va. Chocar una cosa con otra.
Gnasbing, 4. Rechinamiento de los dientes.
Gnat, s. Mosquito; cualquicra cosa pequeña,
To Gnaw, ea. Koer; morder, mordicar;
corrocr.
Gnawer, 8. Roedor. [cle do genio.
Gnome, @ Máxima, aforismo; gnomo, ospe-
Gnomical, a, Sentencioso, gnómico.
Gnomology, ¢. Coleccion de aforismos.
ica 8. Gnomon, el estilo en los rolojes
e so
Gnomonic, Gnomonical, 4. Gnomónico.
Gnomonties, 2, Gnomónica. siglos.
" Gnostic, s. Gnóstico, hereje de los primeros
To Go, on. Ir, irse, moverse; andar, cami-
nar, partir, partirse, marchar, pasear; di-
rigirse 4, acudir, rocurrir; salir;
por. To go about, Rodear. go
against, Oponerse. Tb go along, Con-
tinuar. 7o go along Acompañar 4.
To go back, Retroceder. To go before,
or. Togo between, Interponerse.
To go down, Descender. To go for, Ir á
buscar; declararso en favor. To go un-
der, Sometorse, sufrir. Jo go halves,
Ir & medias con uno. Zo let go one's
hold, Soltar la presa.
Goad, £. Aguljada, aljada, aguijon.
Goal ¢ kt ea. pie ar;
& Mo rmino;
Gaol a ;
Goar, 8. Ensanche de vostido.
Goat, 8. Cabra, chiva Wild goa
Goatbeard, «. (Bot.) Barba cabruna,
Goatherd, a. Cabrero.
Goatish, a. Cabruno, chotuno; lascivo.
Goatmilker, Goatsucker, s. (Orn.) Capri-
mulga.
Gost's-hatr, £. Polote.
Goatskin, 2. Piel de cabra.
Goat's-rue, 8. (Bot.) Gúlega, ruda cabruna,
Goat's-thorn, 2. (Bot.) Tragacanto.
Gob, a. Una cantidad pequeña; un bocado.
Gobbet, 8. Bocado; ito.
To Gobble, ea. Engullir, tragar.
Gobbler, 8, Engullidor, tragon, tragador.
Go-between, «. Mediador; entremetido.
Goblet, a Copa, taza, vaso de piata.
Goblin, e, Espiritu ambulanta, duende,
Go-by, 8. Treta, engaño, artificio, frande.
Go-cart, e, Carretilla (Mex.) Andaderas.
God, & Dios, el ser supremo. (ripa.
God-send, 8. Un milagro. (Valg.) Una chi-
Godchild, a. Ahijado.
God-daughter, af Ahijada.
Goddess, af. Diosa.
Goddess-liko, a. Semejante
Godfather, 8. Padrino.
Godhead, 2. Deidad, divinidad,
Godless, a. Inficl, impío, ateo.
Godlessness, 8. Estado do perdicion,
Godlike, a, Divino, semejante 4 la divinidad,
Godlily, ad. Piadosamente, santamente.
Godliness, a. Picdad, devocion, santidad.
Godling, 8. Diosecillo. [Pladosamente.
Godly, a. bag bay Bh Sa recto,—ad,
Godmother, af na.
Godship, a. (Burl.) Dignidad de un dios.
Godsm e 8. Fabricante de ídolos.
0
Pech ean.
objeto, motivo. Y.
montes,
Cabra
[vina,
á una diosa, di-
Godson, 8. Ahijado.
Godwit, e. (Orn.) Francolin.
Goer, 8. Andador. Goers and comera,
Y entes y vinicntes,
tGoff, a. Un aldeano muy rudo; un Juego.
tGoflish, a. Indiscroto, tonto.
Tog, 8. Priosa V. Agog.
To le, on. Volver los ojos, mirar con
los os muy abiertos. [teojos de camino.
Goggle, e. Vista ospantadiza, Goggles, An-
Y Goggle.
Goggle-eyed, a. V. Y
Going, £ El paso, el andar. The going of
a horse, Andedura de un caballo.
Gola, a. (Arq.) Gola, cimacio,
Gold, a Oro. Leaf gold, Pan de oro.
aa mass of gold, Oro oro
ruto,
Goldbeater, 8. Batihoja,
Goldbound, a. Guarnecido de oro,
Golden, a. A'ureo; brillante; excelente;
amarillento,
+Goldenly, ad. Primorosamente.
Golden-number, s Número áureo; el que
indica el ciclo,
Golden-thistle, a t.) Cardillo,
Goldfinch, 8. (Orn.) Jilguero.
Goldfinder, s. (Joc.) El mozo de limpieza.
Goldhammer, a. (Orn.) Oropéndula,
. | Gold-hilted, a. Lo que tiene cl puño do oro,
6 dorado.
Goldleaf, a. Pan de oro; oro batido.
Goldproof, a. A’ prueba de oro.
Goldsize, 8. Cola de color de oro.
Goldsmith, e. Orifice; banquero, cambista,
Gold-stone, es. Venturina.
Gold-thread, e. Hilo de oro,
Goldy-locks, 8. (Bot.) Crisocomo.
Golf a, Eo de juego de bolas,
Gome, 8, Y. Coom,
Gondola, €, Góndola.
Gondoler, 2. Gondolero. do; muerto.
Gone, pa. de To Go. Ido; perdido;
tGonfalon, : +Gonfanon, a. Confalon, estan-
darte. [darto.
tGonfalonier, e. Confalonero, portacstan-
Gong, @. Instrumento músico asiático.
Gonfometer, €. Gonidmetro.
Goniometry, £. Goniometria, el arte de mo-
dir los ángulos, [rea.
Gonorrhea, €. Gono enfermedad vene-
Good, a. Bueno, saludable; apto, ventajoso,
útil; completo; precioso; genuino, ver-
dadero, válido; perfecto, virtnoso, justo;
benóvolo, cariñoso, alegre; dichoso, feliz,
—$, Bien; p: dad; vontaja; reali-
dad.—ad. Bien, rectamente.—tnierj. Bue-
Good Proc B crianza, políti
-breeding, $. Buona politica,
Good-by, ad. A’ Dios,
Good-conditioned, a. Bien acondicionado,
Good-fellow, 8. Socio jovial, (Fam.) Buen
chico. api
Good-fellowship, 8. Compañia 6 sociedad
Good-fortune, 3. Ventura, dicha, felicidad.
Good-humor, 8. Buen humor, jovialidad.
Good-hurnored, a. Jocoso, vivo, jovial.
Good-humoredly, ad. Alegremente,
Gooding, a. La costumbre en Inglaterra de
pedir aguinaldos por navidad.
Goodliness, a. Hermosura, Ena ends
Gothic, oon lengua gótica; el godo,
GOT
Gooc-luck, a. Buena suerte, dicha.
Goodly, a, Hermoso; abultado; alegre.
Goodman, 8. (Fam.) Marido; amo.
Good-manners, 8. Cortesia, buena crianza,
Good-morrow, ad. Buenos dias.
Good-nature, 4. Bondad, buen natural.
Good-natured, a. Cariñoso, afable, bonda-
doso. [dosamente.
Good-naturedly, ad. Cariñasamento, bonda-
Goodness, 8. Bondad; de buen corazon,
Good-night, ad. Buenas noches.
Goods, a pl Bienes, muebles; géneros,
mercaderias, Consignment goods,
Consignacion de mercaderías. Zwporta,
Géneros de extraccion, Imports, Géne-
ros importados.
Good-sense, 8. Juicio sano, buen sentido.
Good-speed, 8. Buen suceso; bnena fortuna.
Good-turn, 8. Servicio, asistencia,
Goodwife, af. (Fam.) Ama de la casa.
Good-will, s. Benevolencia, bondad, buena
Pila pi af. (Fam.) B uj
woman, 4/. (Fam.) Buena ama, mujer.
oody, 8. Tórmino de cortesía, bajo.
Goosander, 4. (Orn.) Mergansar.
a $. Ganso, ánsar, oca; plancha de sas-
Soe rry, 8. (Bot.) Espina crespa 6 uva
esp h,
Goosecap, €. Bobo, tonto, ganso, pasguate.
Goose-foot, a. (Bot.) Linda. [
e Porra 8. E Saber ere ce de bota-
oose-quill, a. Cañon, pluma de ganso,
Goose-wings, 8. pl. (N ba Calzones.
Goppish, a. oy) a oso; tétrico.
Gordian, a. Intricado, dificil.
Gore, £. Sangre, sangro cuajada,
To Gore, va. Herir á uno con puñal; con
dion » 4. Gorj te. (Fort) Gol
orge, 4. Gorja, gaznate. O ola,
To Gorge, va. Engullir, tragar.—on, Ali-
mentarse.
Gorged, a. Lo que tiene ta.
Gorgeous, a, Primoroso, brillante, vistoso.
Gorgeously, ad. Primorosamente, magnifi-
camente.
Gorgeousnesa, 8. Esplendor, magnificencia.
Gorget, a. Gola.
Gorgon, 8. Gorgona; coéa fea y horrenda.
Goring 6 Goring-cloth, £ (Náu.) Luchillo.
Gormand, «e. Gloton.
+Gormander, e. Glotonazo.
To Gormandize, on, Glotonear.
Gormandizer, €. Golosazo.
Gorse, 4. (Bot.) Especie de hinicsta cspinosa.
Gory, a. Cubierto de sangre grumosa; san-
griento,
Goshawk, a. (Orn.) Azor, clo de halcon.
Gosling, 8. Gansaron, el pollo del ganso.
Gospel, a. Evangelio.
ag eta & Evangelista,
To Gospellize, va, Evangolizar. [ro.
Gossamer, & Borra, vello. (Fam.) Sombre-
Gossamery, a. Li ; endeble, futil.
Soni, 8. Compadre, comadre; charla, par-
eria.
To Gossip, on. Charlar, reia chismear.
Gossiping, 8. Parla, charladuria, picoteria.
Got, pret. y part. pas. del verbo To Get.
Gothic, a, Gótico. * (Arq.) Estilo gótico,
tre, | Gown, 8. T'
GRA
Gothicism, e. El idtoma gótico; estado de
barbarie. quo:
+Go to, interj. Vamos! & ello!
Gotton, PR. de 70 Get.
To Govern, 10, Gobe dirigte
o Govern, va. mar, : re
ou Gobernar, colt Sg l
overnable, a. Dócil, 5uj man e
Governance, &. Gotlame da
Governess, 4/. Gobernadora, aya, directora.
Government, $ Gobierno; conducta
im Gobernador, tuto
overnor, $. rnador, Tr, RYO;
Gonge, 8. 'Gubia, escoplo de media a wage
To Gouge, 0%. Excavar 6 abondar como con
una gubia.
Gonge-channel, €. (Núu.) Gubiadura.
Gourd, a. Mees Calabaza,
Gourmand, 4. Y. Gormand.
Gournet, 2. (lot) Trilla,
Gout, as, Gota; fermedad; gusto.
Goutiness, a. ki dolor de la gota.
Goutwort, a. (Bot.) Angélica, [tanosa.
Gouty, a. Gotoso. Gouty land, Tierra pan-
; bata; túnico, camison.
Gownman, Gownsman, £. Individuo de una
universidad, [Postrarse.
a oper ele yd se pea
Tace, € Gracia; iavor, m ,
cae Days of grace, Dias de cor-
a.
To Grace, va. Adornar; agraciar, favorecer.
Grace Cep, e. El brindis despues de dar gra-
clas,
Gracefal, a, Gracioso, hermoso, primaroso.
reo da ad. Elegantementa, pe gracia.
pa an Soi a [du
raceless, a, robo, m eSSSpeTa3-
Gracelessly, aa Sin el Ga:
e.
6 ment pl. (Mitol) G [Favor, patrocinio,
Ly 8. .) Gracias. Good graces,
tGracile, a. Delgado, sutil
tGracility, 8. Dolgadez; sutileza.
Gracious, a. Gracioso, benévolo; virtuoso;
ra, ign
Gradation, s. Graduacion; gradacton, serie.
A 4 a. Graduado 5 gradual
Grade, 8. Grado, graduacion, rango.
Gradient, a. Lo que se mueve por las 6
pasos. [libro de TOA
Gradual, a. Gradnal,—s. Grada de un altar;
Gradually, ad. Gradualmente,
To Graduate, va. Graduar.—on. Graduarsa
Graduate, 8, Graduado; condecorado con
grado académico. duado.
Graduateship, 8. Grado, el estado del yra-
Graduation, £. Graduacion; adelantamiento.
Graft a. Engerto Oingerte. [in
8. Enge ngerto, rtos,
To Graft, va. Ingertar, ingertr.—on, acer
Grafter, €. Engeridor de árboles.
Grafting, 8. Ingerimicnto, ingeridura.
Graln, & Grano, el fruto ] semilla de las
mieses; grano, porcion 6 parte menuda
de cualquiera cosa; veta. Against the
grain, Al redopelo; con repugnancia. .4
rogue in grain, Picaro romatado,
GRA
GRA
tTo Grain, vn, Producir grano; granar el
trigo.—va. Vetear 6 rayar.
Grained, a. A'spero; teñido en crudo.
Graining, 8. Borde áspero y con desigualda-
des,
Graina, 8. pi. Las cáscaras que deja la ce-
bada despues de haber hecho la cerveza.
ta of paradise, Cardamomo, grana
el pa Yer:
Grainstaff, a. Horca ú horquilla, V. PitcA-
Grainy, a. Granado.
+Gramercy, énferj. Muchas gracias.
Gramineous, a, Gramínoo.
Gramintvorous, a, Graminivoro. A
Grammar, a, Gramática; gramática (el libro).
Grammarian, 8. Gramático, macstro de gra-
mática.
Grammar-school, 8, Escuela de gramática.
Grammatic, Grammatical, a. Gramatical,
Grammatically, ad. Gramaticalmente,
Grammaticaster, Grammatist, ¢. Pedante.
To Grammaticize, va. Ajustar 4 las reglas
de la gramática,
Grampus, 8. (Ict.) Delfin, un pez.
Granary, 8. Granero.
Granate, 8, Granate, V. Granite. [blime.
Grand, a, Grande, ilustre, grandioso, su-
Grandam, ef. Abuela; una vieja arrugada,
Grandchild, e. Nieto 6 nieta,
Grand-danghtor, af Nieta,
Grandes, & Grando, hombre do distincion,
Pe amy y nobleza. [vida.
randevity, 8. Ancianidad, duracion de la
Grandeur, 8. Grandeza, fausto, pompa.
Grandfather, 8. Abuelo,
tGrandific, a. Lo que en dece.
Grandiloquence, 8, Grandilocuonola,
Grandilogaous, a. Grandílocno.
+Grandity, 8. Grandeza, magnificencia.
Grand-jary, s. (For.) El jurado que decide
prevlamente si hay fundamento para que
sea juzgado el reo.
Grandly, ad. Grandemente.
pp A DE 4
randness, 2. Grandor, grandeza.
Grandsire, a Abuelo,
Grandson, e. Nieto.
To Grane, ta. Y. To Gratn.
Grange, 8. Granja, cortijo; granero.
Granite, &. (Min.) Granito.
Granitical, a. Lo que es de granito.
Granivorous, a, Granivoro,
Grannam, 4/. (Joc.) Abuela.
To Grant, va. Conceder; asentir; convenir.
Grant, a. Concesion, don; permiso, privile-
glo. le, permitidero.
Grantablo, a. Capaz de ser concedido; da-
Grantee, €. El que recibe alguna concesion.
Grantor, a Cedente, donador.
Granular, Granulary, 2. Granoso, granujoso.
To Granulate, on. Granularse.—va, Granu-
E. | Grapplin
Graphic, Graphical, a. Gráfico, blon dell.
neado.
Graphically, ad. Gráficamente. [planos.
Graphometer, €. Grafómetro, para levantar
Grapling, Grapnel, e. (Náu.) Anclote; ar-
peo, gancho,
To Grapple, en. Agarrarse.—va, Agarrar.
ucha, pelea; arpeo.
Grapple, e.
8. (Nán.) Rezon. Zorwarp with
gra ngs, Espiar con rezones.
Grapy, G. Lleno 6 hecho de uvas.
Grasier, a, V. Graeter.
To Grasp, ca. Empuñar.—on, Usurpar. To
grasp at, Apoderarse de.
Grasp, 8. Posesion, poder; puño; garras.
Grasper, 3. Agarrador, rass, Mirriñaque.
Grass, a. Yer (Mex.) Sacate. Manila
To Grass, on. Criar yerba.
Grass-green, a. Verde como la yerba,
Pret cidad a panier on yerba.
rasshopper, €. Cigarron, cigarra.
Grassiness, 8, Abundancia do yerba.
Grassless, a. Sin yerba.
Grassplot, e. Pedazo de tierra llana cubierto
de verde;
Grassy, a Herboso, lleno de yerba.
Grate, a. Reja, verja; brasero; estufa.
To Grate, va, lar; molestar; rechinar,
enrejar.—on. Rozarse. To grate, (Fam.)
Atormentar.
Grateful, a. Grato, agradecido ; toso.
Gratefully: ad. Gratamente. ’ en
Gratefulnees, e. Gratitud; do, gus
to.
Grater, 8. Rallo, especie de lima basta. (sa,
Gratification, a, Gusto, deleite ; recompen-
To Gratify, va, Satisfacer; agradar; gratlQ-
car, prem
Gratings, 8. pl (Nán.) ib de of tha
head, Enjaretado de proa. Jron gra-
tinga, Enrejado de hierro,
Gratingly, ad. A'speramente. *
Gratis, ad. Grátis, de gracia 6 de balde,
Gratitude, e. Gratitud, agradecimiento, re-
conocimiento.
Gratuitous, a. Gratuito, voluntario.
Gratuitously, ad. Gratuitamente.
Gratuity, €. Gratificacion, remuneracion,
To Gratulate, va. Congratular, felicitar.
Gratulation, 8 Congratulacion, cn hora-
buena,
Gratalatory, a. Congratulatorio.
Grave, 8. Sepultura, Graves, Sodimento
A del eles hone pe M
rave-clothes, @. ortaja.
Grave-digger, Grave-maker, 8. Sepulturero,
Gravestone, 2. Lápida ó piedra sepulcral.
To Grave, va. Grabar [duo.
Grave, a. Grave; serio; circunspecto; ar-
Gravel, a, Cascajo; mal de piedra, (rañar.
To Gravel, va. Cubrir con cascajo; enma-
Gravelees, a. Insepulto.
lar, grancar. Gravelly, a. Arenisco, 080.
Granulation, 8. Granulacion. Gravely, ad. Seriamente. spoccion.
Granule, s. Granillo. [Joso. | Gravenesa, 8. Gravedad, sori circun-
Granulous, 4. Granuloso, granilloso, granu- | tGraveolent, a. Oloroso.
Grape, 8. Uva. Bunch of grapes, Racimo | Graver, €, Grabador; baril,
de uvas,
Grapeless, a. Sin uva, [ramadas, motralla.
Grapeshot, s. Balas encadenadas, balas en-
Grapestone, 8. Grannja, la simionte dela uva,
Gravid, a. Prefindo.
Graving, 8. Grabado; impresion profunda.
To Gravitate, on. Gravitar.
Gravitation, €. Gravitacion. eT
GRE >
Gravity, a. Gravedad; majestad; exceso.
Gravy, €. Pringue, caldillo, salsa.
Gray, a. Gris; tejon.—a. Pardo,
Graybeard, 2. Barbicano.
Gray fly, a. (Ent) Trompetilla, mosca parda.
Grayieh, a. Pardusco; entrecano.
Grayling, 4. (Ict.) Umbla.
Gravness, a. Gris la calidad do ser pardo.
To Graze, on, Pacer; rozar.—ea. Pastorear.
Grazer, 8. Lo que pace 6 se apacienta.
Grazier, e. Ganadero, [animal.
Grease, a. Grasa, la manteca, de cualquier
To Grease, va. Engrasar; untar; manchar
» con
QGreasily, ad. Crasamente.
Greasinesa, e. Pringue, gordura. [do.
Greasy, a. Grasiento, craso, pringado, por
Great, a. Grab, grande, considerable, im-
portante; principal ; pone ilustre,
eminente, noble; íntimo; mirable,
maravilloso, sublime; imponente, orgu-
lloso, amenazador; lleno, henchido.
Qrcat-bellied, a. Prefiado. de.
Great-hearted, €. Animado, osado; de alma
Greatly, ad. Muy, mucho; grandemente.
Greatness, s, Grandeza, grandor; dignidad.
poder; fausto.
Greaves, 8. pl. Grebas.
Grecian, €. Griego; helenísta.—a. Griego,
To Greclanize, en. Grecizar, hacerse griego.
To Grecizo, ea. Gregulzar.
Greciem, 8. Grecismo, helenismo.
Greed, £ Codicia, avaricia.
[mente.
Greedily, ad. Vorazmente;
vehemente-
Greedinesa, a, Voracidad ; gula; codicia.
Greedy, a. Voraz, hambriento; ansioso; in-
saciable.
Greedy-gut, a (Y ule.) Glotonazo, golosazo.
Greek, @ Griego;
a lengua griega.—da.
Griego.
Groek-fire, ¢. Fuego griego.
Greekish, a, Griego. [rito.
Greekling, 8. Un autor griego de poco mé-
Green, a. Verde; florecicnte; fresco; aun
no maduro. Greens, Verduras.
To Green, va. Teñir de verde, vordear.
Green-cloth, £ Tribunal para regular los ne-
gocios de la casa real mesa de juego.
Green-colored, a. Púlido, enfermizo.
Green-eyod, a. Lo que tiene ojos vordes ;
zeloso.
Greenfinch, @ (Orn.) Verdecillo, verderon.
Greenfish, a. (Ict.) Verderon.
Greengage, 8. Ciruela verdal.
Greengrocer, 8. Verdulero. [din.
+Greenhood, $. Puerilidad; verdina 6 ver-
Greenhorn, €. (Vulg.) Jóven sin experien-
cla, paleto.
Greenhouse, & Invernáculo, conservatorio.
Greenish, a. Vordoso, de color verde.
Greenness, £. Verdin, frescura; falta do ex-
periencia; novedad,
Greensickness, 8. Opilacion, clorésis.
Qreenstall, s. Puesto para vender frutas y
verduras, erba.
Greensward, @ El césped en que crece la
Greenwood, s. Bosque verde. »
To Greet, ea. Saludar, congratular.—en.
Baludarse.
Groeter, E Selndador, congratulador.
GRI
arenga Salutacion, congratulacion; Sa-
t
+Gregal, Gregarions, a. Gregario, gregal
Gregariously, ad, A’ manadas, gregaria-
Raia a id (
regorian, a. Gregoriano, Tegazo.
Gremial, a. Gremial; lo qne perteneco al
Grenade, 8. Granada, granada de mano.
Grenadier, 8. Granadero.
Grey, a, Gria, pardo. V. Gray.
Greyhound, €. Galgo, perro de suma
+Qrice, e. Gorrino ; paso, escalon.
Gridelin, a. Parda, rojizo,
Gridiron, s. Parrillas. pa
Grief, e, Pesar, pesadumbra; agravio, of&n-
Griefless, a. Exento de pesadumbres, agra-
vio.
+Grievable, a. Lamentable. Juicio.
Grievance, a. Pesar, vio, injusticia, per-
To er va. Agravigr, afligir; tar.
—on. Afligirse.
trad El os de
evingly, a amen
Gricvous, a. Penoso, lastimoso; grave, atroz,
Grievously, ad. Penosamente; tristemente
Grievousnesa, 8. Dolor, afliccion; calamidad.
Griffin, Griffon, 4. Grifo,
Grifinlike, a. Rapaz. {ro
Grig, 8. Anguila pequeña; bufon, chocarre-
To Grill, ea, Asar en parrillas.
Grillade, a. Tajada de carne asada en parrí-
llas; carbonada.
Grim, a. Feo, disforme; cefiudo, severo.
Grimace, e. Visaje, mueca, gesto,
Grimalkin, €. Gatazo, gato viejo,
Grime, « Mugre, porquería,
To Grime, ea. Ensuciar.
Grim-faced, Grim-visagod, a. Malcarado.
Grim-grinning, a. El que hace gestos muy
feos, {riblemente.
Grimly, a. Espantoso; cefiudo. Hor-
Griraness, 2. Grima, horror, espanto.
Grimy, a. Mugriento. [gañtar.
To Grin, on. Gestear; fisgar; rechinar; re-
Grin, « Mueca, visajes; trampa, garlito.
To Grind, ea. Moler, pulverizar; amolar:
estrogar; mascar; molestar,
Grinder, 8. Molinero; muela; molinillo,
Grindstono, £. Amoladora; muela,
Grinner, 8. El que se sonrie enseñando los
dientes. (dientes.
TODA.
lige-
. alse
To Gripe, ca. Agarrar; pellizear; dar cóli-
pe, 3. $ Gripe of an
anchor, (Náu.) Tenedor deancla. Gripes,
pt. Dolor cólico. (Náu.) Bozas de lancha.
Griper, 4. Usurcro.
Griping, 8. Dolor de tripas; afliccton.
Gripingly, ad. Con dolor de tripas.
ee 24 s. A'mbar gris, betan esponjoso,
rise, €, Puerco; paso, escalon,
Griskin, 8, Costilla de tocino.
Grisly, a. Espantoso, horrorosa, terrible.
Grist, e. Grano ta moler; provision.
Gristle, e. Cartilago, ternilla
Gristly, a. Cartilaginoso.
Grit, 8, Moyuelo; avena mondada y medio
molida; tierra arenosa.
Grittiness, & Arenosidad.
GRO
GUA
Gritty, a. Arenoso.
+Grizzle, 8. Gris; mezclilla,
Grizzled, a. Mezclado con gris; tordillo.
Grizzly, a, Pardusco.
To Groan, en. Gemir, suspirar.
Groan, 8. Gemido, suspiro, [do.
Groaning, ¢. Lamentacion, quejido; mugl-
Groat, 8. Moneda de Inglaterra del valor de
cuatro peniques; úsase tambien esta pa-
labra pe expresar una cantidad muy
uefa de dinero. Groate, Avena mon-
dada y medio molida.
Groatsworth, 8, El valor de un groat.
Grocer, & Especiero. (Cuba) Bodeguero.
(Am.) Palpero. (Mox.) Tendero.
Grocery, &. Especeria; lonja; bodega; pul-
peria; tlenda.
Grog, e. Grog, aguardiente con agua.
Groggy, a. Medio borracho; ten con ten.
Grograrn, €, Gorgoran, tela de seda y pelo
de camello.
Groin, e. Ingle.
+To Groin, on. V. To Grumble. [edificios.
Groining, €. (Arq.) Ornamentos góticos cn
Grommets, ¢. pl. (Náu.) Roñadas do estay.
Groom, 4. Establero; establerizo. [tador.
Groove, 8. Caverna; estria; muesca; plan-
To Groove, oa. Acanalar; estriar.
To Gropo, on. Andar á tientas.—va, Buscar
cosas 4 oscnras.
Groper, 4. El que tienta 6 busca á oscuras,
Gross, a. Grueso, corpulento, spon indo-
coroso; grosero; lerdo.—s, Grueso ; el
conjunto; gruesa.
Gross-headed, a. Estúpido, lerdo.
Groealy, ad. En bruto; toscamente. — [za.
Grossnesa, 8. Rudeza, groscría, desvergien-
Grot 6 Grotto, a. Gruta, caverna.
Grotesque, a. y 3. Grotesco 6 grutesco.
Grotesquely, ad. Fantásticamente.
Grotto, e. Y. Grot.
Ground, s. Tierra, heredad, posesion ; asien-
to de los liquidos; principio, fundamen-
to. (MIL) pode batalla. The back-
ground, El fondo. (Náu.) Tenedero.
To Ground, ea. Fundar; establecer.
ground, ran a barar.
Ground, pp. de To Grind.
Ground & (Núu.) Derecho de puerto,
Groundedly, ad. Firmemente.
Ground-floor, 8. El piso bajo de una casa.
Grounding, 8. (Náu.) El acto do barar.
Ground-ivy, & poet) Yedra terrestre.
paar po a, Infundado.
Groundlessly, ad. Infundadamente.
Groundlessnces, 4& Falta de razon; futili-
Groundling, a. (Ict.) Locho, loja, especie de
espirenque de rioa.
Ground-pine, €. (Bot.) Camepitios, pinillo.
Gronnd-plot, 2. Solar; icnografia.
Ground-rent, e. La renta que se
levantar un edificio en terreno ajeno.
Ground-room, €. Cuarto bajo en una casa,
Groundsel 6 Groundail, a, Umbral de puer-
ta, (Bot.) Yerba caña.
Ground-tackle, 8, Amarrazon de ancla,
Groundwork, 8. Plan; base; razon fanda-
mental. [Aguras.
Group, a Grupo, el conjunto de varias
To Group, re. Agrupar.
a
To |G
(dad. |G
Grouse, 8. (Orn.) Gallina silvestre.
Grout, €. Harina basta; licor dulce y pur-
gante. (Bot.) Especie de manzano.
Grove, 8. Arboleda, alameda, boscaje.
To Grovel, en. Serpear; envilecerse,
Groveller, & Hombre bajo, vil y de poco
ánimo.
To Grow, on. Crecer, aumentarse, hacorso
grande; nacer, vegetar; progresar; ex-
tenderse, dilatarse ; p er.—cea, Cultl-
var. To grow into favor with, Insi-
nuarse en el favor de. Zo grow out of
esteem, Perder el crédito. Zo grow out
of kind, Degenerar. To grow out of us
aer en desuso. E
Grower, 8. Acrecentador; arrendador.
Growing, 8. Crecimiento; vegetacion.
o Growl, on. Regañar, gruñir, rezongar,
refunfañar. do.
Growl, s. Regañamiento, refunfuño, grufil-
Grown, pa. Crecido, hecho; prevalente,
dominante.
Growth, @ Vegetacion; crecimiento; pro-
ductos; aumento; progreso.
To Grub, ea. Rozar la ticrra de las matas
que cria arranca. don.
Grub, a. Gorgojo; enano, (GFrub-ave, Aza-
Grubber, 8. El que arranca matas,
To Grudge, va. Refunfuñar; onvidiar.—on.
Murmurar; repugnar. odio.
Crudo, s. Resentimiento, ira envejecida,
+Grudgeons, ¢. Harina basta, moyuelo.
Grudgingly ad. Do mala oe
Gruel, a. Caldo de harina de trigo.
Gruff, a. Ceñudo, grosero, impolitico.
Gruffiy, ad. A'speramente,
Gruffnese, a. Aspereza, severidad.
Grum, a. A'spero, Severo. arse,
To Grumble, va. Grufir, refanfufiar, que-
Grumbler, e. Gruñidor, regañon, refunfuña-
dor. tento.
Grambling, 8. Murmuracion, queja, descon-
Grumblingly, ad. Agriamente.
Grume, $. Grumo; lo líquido que se cuaja.
Qrunly, ad, A’speramente.
rumous, a. Grumoso, [do,
Grumousness, 8. Espesura de licor coagula-
To Grunt, en. Gruñir; gemir; quejarse.
is Grunting, ¢. Gruñido; suspiro, ge-
mido.
Grunter, a. Gruñidor, quefanibroso:
Gruntingly, ad. Regañando, refunfuñando,
+Grnntling, 8. Cochínillo,
Guaiacum, $. Guayaco, resina medicinal.
uarantee, Guaranty, $. Garanto; garantia,
caucion. afianzar; far, responder.
To Guaranty, To Guarantee, va. Garanttr,
To Guard, va. y ». Guardar, cuidar, guar-
darso; defender, protegor. [Alerta.
Guard, « Guarda, guardia. On guard,
Guardable, a. Capaz do sor guardado.
Guardedly, ad. Cautelosamente.
Guardednesa, $. Cautela, precaucion,
Guarder, a. Guarda, cuidador.
+Guardful, a. Canteloso, cuidadoso.
Guardian, 8, Tutor, curador.—a, Protector,
tutelar.
Guardianesa, 4f Guardiana, tutora, curadora,
ra s, Tutela, curadoría; guardia.
n
GUL
Guardicss, a. Desamparado.
Guantroon, a ¿MUDO Cámara do guardia,
Guardship, 8.
paro. [geons, tlembras del timon.
Gudgecon, a. (Ict.) Gobto; bobo; ganso. Gud-
Gueldor-rosc, 8. (Bot) Viburno.
Guerdon, 4. Heconpenes, premio, galardon.
+To Guerdon, ca. Kecompensar, promiar.
a ir oa. y n. Conjeturar, adivinar; de-
ucir.
Guess, 8. Conjetura
Gueaser, a. Conjeturador, adivinador. [teza.
+Guossingly, ad. Conjoturalmento; sin oer-
Guast, a Hubepcl convidado; forastero.
Guest-chamber, a. Estrado,
Quostrope, 8. : Nén.) Quia do falsa amarra.
Guest-wise, ad. A’ manera de huésped.
To Guggle, va. Hacer un ruido semejante
al del agua ne sale do una botella.
Guidable, a. ejable, docil.
Guldage, €. La paga de uno que sirve de guia.
Guidance, 4. Gobierno, direccion; auspicios.
za Guide, ea, Guiar, dirigir, gobernar, in-
ulr,
ds 8. Guia, director, conductor.
Guideless, a. Sin gula; sin gobicrno.
Guide-post, e. Hito, para servir do gula.
t+Guidon, e. (Ant.) Guion, estandarte.
Guild, £. Gremio; comunidad; hermandad.
tGuildable, a. Sujeto 4 tributo.
Gullo, 8. Dolo, engaño, fraude.
To Guile, oa. Disfrazar astutamento.
Galleful, a, Insidioso, traidor, aleve.—£
Malsin. menta
Guilefuliy, ad. Insidiosamento, alovosa-
Gutlefulness, £. Frande, artificio.
Quileless, a. Cándido, sincero,
Guilolessnesa, 2. Inocencia, sin dolo,
Guillotine, 4. Guillotina.
To Guillotine, ea. Guillotinar.
Quilt, ¢. Delito, trasgresion, culpa, crimen.
Guiltlly, ad. Criminalmente.
Guiltiness, £. Criminalidad, maldad, rnindad.
Quiltless, a. Inocente.
Guiltlessly, ad. Inocentemente.
Quiltlessness, 8. Inocencia.
Guilty, a. Reo, culpable, malvado, vicioso.
Guinea, $. Guinea, moneda inglesa. nea,
Guinea-pepper, ¢. (Bot.) Pimiento de Gui-
Guinea-pig, s, Cochino de Guinea. ca.
Guise, 8. Modo, manera; aparicacia, practi-
Quitar, 8. Guitarra.
Gules, 4. (Bl) Gules, el color rojo,
Gulf, Gulph, @ Golfo; abismo, vorágine;
remolino; sima,
Gulfy, a. Lleno de golfos: pellgroso.
To Gall, ea. Engañar, defraudar. — [viota,
Gull, a. Engaño, bobo, petardo. (Orn.) Ga-
Gull-catcher, a. Engañador, petardista,
Guller, a, Impostor, embustero.
Qullery, 4. Engaño, petardo, frande.
Qullet, 4 Gaznate, tragadero, gola,
Gullibility, e. Tragadero, credulidad.
+Gullish, a, Estápido, tonto. [dez, tontería.
tGullishness, 8, Necedad, boberia, estupt-
To Gully, en. V. Zo Gurgle.
Gully, s. Espacle de fuso.
Gullyhole, 8. Sumidoro, albafial.
Gulosity, ¢ Gulia, voracidad.
To vee Engullir, tragar.
GYV
| Gulp, a. Trago.
|Gum, s. Goma; encía,
avio de guardia; tutela, am- To Gum, oc.
ngomar. [Postemilla.
Gumboll, 8. Divieso en las encias. (Am)
Gumminess, a. Gomosidad.
Gummy, Gummoas, a. Gomoso, [dad.
Gumption, a. (Vulg.) Conocimiento, habili-
Gun, 4 Fusil, escopcta; cañon, ernal.
Gunflint, a Piedra de escopeta; de lumbre;
Guanel, a, (Nau) V. Gunwala. [tero.
Gunner, a. Condestable; artillero; escope-
Gunner's mate, a. Artillero segundo.
Gunnery, e. Artilleria.
Barras de portería.
Gunport-bars, a. (Náu.
Gunports, a. pl. Nae) ortas de la artilierta.
Gunpowder, e. Pólvora,
Gun-room, 4 (Nán.) Santa Bárbara.
Gunshot, e. Tiro de escopeta, cañon ú otra
arma fuego.
Gunsmith, e. Arcabucero, armero.
Gunstick, a Atacador, baqueta,
Gunstock, 8. Caja de escopeta.
[oombes.
Gunwale, Gunnel, a. Rogala de la borda del
To Gargle, on. Caer haciendo un ruido seme-
ante al que hace el que sale de una
tella. Death gurgle, Estortor.
Gurkin, V. Gherkin. fur
Gurnard, Gurnet, a. (Ict.) Trigla, golondri-
To Gush, en. Brotar; fluir con violencia;
chorrear.
Gush, €. Chorro, manga,
Guaset, 8, Cuadrado, de camisa de de la
Gust, 8. Gusto; delcite; inclinacion ; soplo
do alro,
Guato, 8. Sabor, gusto, aficion,
Gusty, a. Borrascoso, tempestauoso. [cha,
Gut, a, Intestino; estómago; un paso estre-
To Gut, ea. Desventrar, destripar; desen-
Gutta serena, €, (Méd.) Gota sercna.
Guttated, a. Goteado, roclado con
Gutter, €. Canalon, gotera, en
To Gutter, oa. Acanalar, ostriar.—en, Caer
To Guttle, va. y n. (Vulg.) Engullir, tragar.
Guttler, e. Gloton, goloso.
Guttulous, a. Lo que tiene forma de gota
mevuda; aljofarado,
Quttural, a. Gutural.
Gutturality, Gutturalness, a. La calidad de
ser gutural una cosa, {cosas pesadas.
Guy, & (Náu.) Retonido; cabo para detener
To Guzzlo, va. y ms. Beber 6 comer con gto-
tonería,
+Quzzlo, e. Una cosa 6 persona insaciable.
er ‘ A dae lhl y
ybo, a. Y. 4 una vela do cangreja.
To Gybo, on. Y. To dida (Náu.) Cambiar
Gymnasium, «€. Gimnasio.
Gymnastics, €. pi Gimnástica.
Gymnastic. Gymnastical, a. Q
Gymnosophist, e. Gimnosofista.
Gymnospermous, a, (Bot.) Gimnospermo 4
semilla desnuda. ferno mujeril.
Gynarchy, Gynmocracy, 8. GInecocracia; go-
Gypsum, Gypse, a Yeso, sulfato de cal
(y pseous, Gypsine, a. Glpsoso 6 yesoso.
Gyration, e. La accion y efecto de girar.
(Giyromancy, 8. Giromancia, [grillos.
To Qyvo, va. Encadenar, aprisionar con
Gyvea, @ pl. Grillos,
AMnica,
ably ret
H. Esta lotra tiene el sonido gutural de una
J en español, exeepto en algunas voces,
como en hour, heir, honeat, &., y cuan-
do es final 6 seguida de una consonante;
v. g, might, borough.
Ha, er Ha, repetida denota risa.
To Ha, V. To Haw.
Habeas corpus, & Habeas corpus.
Haberdasher, £, Tendero; el que _ cin-
tas, coflas, dee. orno.
JHaberdashery, 8. Cintas, coflas, «c., para
Habergeon, a. Coraza pequeña. [ra; fren.
Habiliment, e. Vestido, adorno, compoeta-
+To Jlabilitate, ea. Habilitar.
+llabilitate, a, Calificado, habilitado.
vie s. Estado, disposicion ; vestido, trajo,
to.
To Habit, va. Ataviar, adornar, vestir.
BHabitablo, a. Habitable. ado:
Tlabitableness, ¢. La posibilidad de ser habi-
Habitation, e. Habitacion; domicillo, mo-
Habited, a. Usual, acostumbrado.
Habitual, a. Habitual.
Habitually, ad. Habitualmento.
To Habituate, ea. Habituar, acostumbrarso,
Habituate, a. Obstinado, inveterado.
Habitude, €. Familtaridad, costumbre.
Hack, @ Un simon: caballo do alquiler, ro-
cin; pico; muesca, corte.
To Hack, va. Tajar, cortar; tartamudcar.—
en. Vondorse.
To Hacklo, va. Rastrillar; separar.
Hackle, 8. Rastrillo; mosca para pescar.
Hackney, & Caballo de alquiler; caballo pe-
queño do buen paso.—a. Alquilado.
To Hackney, ea. Ejercitar con continua-
con, A hackneyed subject, Un asunto
o,
Jlacqueton, €. Especie de jabon antigno.
Hadder, 2. Y. ITeath,
Haddock, a. (Ict.) Especie do merluza.
pa a, (Min.) Descenso escarpado en una
mina.
Haft, e. Maney, asa, agarradero.
To Haft, va. Poner mango á alguna cosa.
Hag, 4. Vicjarrona, bruja, hechiccra.
To Hag, oa. Aterrar, infundir terror y
espanto.
Hag-born, a. Nacido de bruja. (lento,
Haggard a, Feroz, montaraz; flaco, macl-
Hagyardly, ad. Fieramente; feamente.
Haggish, a. Feo, horroroso.
To Haggle, va. Tajar.—on. Regatear.
Haggler, e Tajador; regaton, regatero.
Hagiographa, a. pl. Agibgrafos nombro dado
por los Judios á una parte de los libros dol
viejo Testamento. [bros aglógrafos.
Hagiographal, a. Lo que pertenece á los l1-
Hagiographer, €. Agi 0.
i ae a, Brujería. guarde.
Hail, @ Granizo.—4nterj. Salve, Dios te
To Hall, va. y n. Granizar; saludar.
hail a ship, Saludar á Ja voz, venir á voz.
Hail-fcllow, 8. Compañero.
Hailshot, e. Perdigones, municion menuda,
To | Halli
HAL
Hailstone, 8. Piedra de granizo,
Haily, a. Granujado, lleno de granizo.
Hair, E Pelo; cabello. False hatr, Pelo
0.
post
Hair-ball, e. Agrópila. [brained.
Hairbrained, a. Travioso, inquieto. V. Hare-
Hairbell, a. (Bot) seca: V. Harebell,
Hairbreadth, e. Lo ancho de un pelo.
Hair-button, €. Boton de crin.
Halr-brush,’ a. Braz para lemplar los €
- e. Bruzs para limplar los ca-
ballos. [sillas,
Hair-cloth, a, Cilicio ; esterilla de cerda para
Hairhung, a, Suspendido por un pelo.
Hairiness, 8. Cabelludo, peludo 6 peloso.
Hair-lace, 8. Cinta para atar el pelo.
Hairless, a. Pelado, pelon, calvo.
Hair-needlo, Hair-pin, a. Alfiler grande &
horquilla.
Hair-powder, e, Polvos de peinar.
Hairy, @. Peludo, velludo, cabelludo,
Hake, & (Ict.) Blino, bleno. ,
Halberd, a. Alabarda. >
Halberdier, a. Alabardero.
Halcyon, a. Quieto, apacible, sereno, pacifi-
co. —S. (Orn.) Alcedon, alcion.
Hale, a. Sano, robusto, fuerte; ileso.
To Hale, ea, Tirar á si con violencia; ar-
rastrar.
Healer, a FA que tira con violencia.
Half, a, Mitad —a. Medio; semi, cast.
To Half, va. V. To Halce, mana,
Half-blood, 2. Medio hermano, medía hor-
Half-blooded, a. Bajo, degencrado.
Half-bred, £. Mediocriado 6 á medio criar.
Half-dead, a. Casi difanto, medio muerto.
Halfer, e. Gamo castrado.
Half-faced, a. Lo que tiene media cara,
Half-finished, a. Medio acabado.
Half-full, a, Semipleno. (rado.
Half-hatched, a. Medio empollado 6 madu-
Half-heard, a. Oido Imperfectamente,
Half-learned, a. Semidocto, semisablo. *
Half-lost, a. Casi perdido. [luna
Half-moon, $. Semilunio; figura de media
Half-part, a. Mitad.
Half-penny, 8. Medio penique, moneda en
Inglaterra. [que.
Half-pennyworth, a. Valor de medio peni-
Half-pint, 8. Medio cuartillo,
Half-read, a. Medio leido,
Tlalf-rotten, a, Medio podrido,
Half-scholar, 8. Semidocto, semisabio,
Half-sighted, a, Casi clegzo; medio tonto.
Half-sphere, 8. Hemisferlo.
Half-starvod, a. Casi muerto de hambre,
Half-strained, a. Adiestrado imperfecta-
mente.
Half-way, ad. A’ medio camino.
Half-wit, a. Bobo, tonto, simplon, neclo.
ad pr y Plat paña alocado.
ibut, e. (Icf.) Platija, bipogloso.
Haling, & y Hauling
Hall, a. Zaguan, pórtico; tribunal superior ;
casa de ayuntamiento.
Hale’ 8. Aleluya (alabad al Sefior).
s 6 Halyards, e. pl. (Nán.) Drizas.
Throathalliards, Drizas del foque ma-
or.
To Halloo, va. y 2. Gritar 6 oe los
HAN
HAR
rros cuando se caza: gritar á, dar grita; Handgrenade, a. Y. Grenade
lamar ú avisar á uno á gritos.
Halloving, 4 Grito alto.
To Hallow, ea. Con , santificar,
Hallowmas, a, El dia de Todos los Santos, y '
el do la conmomoracion de todos los fle- :
los difuntos.
To Hallucinate, on. Alucinarse, confundirse. |
Hallucination, 8. Alucinacion, equivocacion.
Halm, e. Paja larga. V. /fuum,
Haba pes cureDe Jaurcola,
alse, £. Cuello, ga ta,
Halser, a, Y. poda [cilar.
To Halt, on. Cojear; parar; hacer alto; va-
Er 8. Cojera; parada.—«. Encojado, lisia-
0.
Halter, e. Cojo; soga, cuerda,
To Halter, ca. Encordar.
Haltingly, ad. A‘ la pata coja.
To Halve, va. Partir en dos mitades,
Halves, tnterj. A’ la ae mo llamo,
Ham, e. Corva; pernil, jamon.
Hamadryad,’s. Amadríada,
Hamate, a. Enredado,
Hamatod, a. Garabateado, [«tring.
+To Hamble, 4To Hamel, va. V. To Haum-
Hame, @. Horcate, collera,
Hamilet, a. Aldea, villorro, pueblo, aldehucla
Hammer, ¢. Martillo; destructor.
To Hammer, ea. Martillar; forjaf; idear.
Hammerable, a. Malcable. [coche.
Hammercloth, 8. Paño del pescante de un
Hammerer, 2. Martillador.
Hammerhard, a. El hierro ó acero ondure-
cido 4 fuerza de martillo,
Hammerman, €. Martillador.
Hammock, «. Hamaca.
Hamper, 8. Cudvano, cesto grande,
To Hamper, ea. Enmarañar; entrampar,
embobar; encestar.
Hamstring, 8. Tendon de la corva,
To Hamstring, va. Desjarretar.
Jlanaper, a Erario, tesorería.
Hand, £ Mano; manos; ventaja; influen-
cla; poder; palmo; accion. Jn hand,
De contado. .AtAand, A‘ la mano, cerca.
To Hand, ea. Alargar; conducir; agarrar;
-—en, Cooperar, concertarse.
Ilandball, 4. Pelota de mano.
Handbarrow, 8, Angarillas.
Handbasket, e. Cestilla.
Handbell, a. nana, esquila.
Handbill, e. Cartel.
Handbow, 8. Arco de mano.
Handbreadth, e. Palmo, lo ancho de la mano.
Handcloth, e. Pañuelo,
Handcraft, e. V. ITandicraft.
Handcraftaman, Handicrafteman, €. Artesa-
no, menestral, mecánico,
Handcuff, e Manilla, esposas,
To Handcuff, va. Maniatar.
Handed, a. Lo que tiene el uso de la mano;
con las manos juntas.
Hander, a. Entregador, portador, enviado,
+Hand fist, e. Custodia, guardia—a. Firme,
constante.
Handfetter, 4. Esposas para las manos.
Handful, e. Manojo, puñado; palmo. Double
handful, Almuerza.
DA e. Galope fácil 6 corto.
Jlandgun, €, Escopeta de mano.
Handicraft, a Oficio, arte mecánica, obra
manual; men mecánico.
Handiiy, ad. Mafosamente.
Handiness, a Mafia, habilidad, destreza.
Handiwork, a. Obra mecánica 6 manual.
Handkerchief, a. Pañuelo.
Jlend-language, 4. El arte de entenderse por
medio de los dedos.
To Handle, ra. Palpar; manejar; tratar.
Handle, e. att puño, asa, manija, cabo.
Handleable, a. Manejable.
Mandicad, 8. (Náu.) Sondalesa de mano.
Hiandlesa, a. Manco.
Handling, a. Manejo; toque; treta, astucia.
Handmaid, Handmaiden, ef Criada, asis-
tenta,
Handmill, a Molinillo, molino de mano.
Handsails, @. te (Nau.) Velas manuales,
er & a iS a
andscrew, 6. (Nán.) Gato, gato cornaq
Handsome, a. Hermoso, perfecto, bello;
primoroso; liberal; noble; honrado.
Handsomely, ad. Hermosamente; genero-
samento. [generosidad.
Handsomeness, 8 Hermosura, elegancia;
Handspike, s. (Náu.) Espoque.
Handstaff, a. Jabalina,
Hiandvice, a. Tornillo de mano. work,
Handwork, 8, Manufscturá V. Handi-
Handwriting, €. La forma de letra qe cals
uno hace. [rido, útil
Handy, a. Manual; diestro, mañoso; socor-
Handydandy, a. Especie de juego entre los
muchachos. -
Handygripe, €. El acto de agarra». [tazo.
Handystroke, s. Manoton, manotada, mano-
Handywork, s. Obra mecánica 6 manual,
To Hang, ea. Colgar; ahorcar; entapizar.—
on, Fluctuar; la á; continuar en el
mismo estado; depender de la voluntad de.
lá Hanger-on, 8. Dependiente; mo-
gollon, pegote.
Hanger, 8. A
Hanging, 2. Colgadura; tápices; muestra.
Hanging fice, Cara de ahorcado.
Hangman, a Verdugo.
Hank, a. Madeja de hilo, ovillo. Hanka,
(Náu.) Arillos de palo,
To Hank, en. Hacer madejas; ovillar.
To Hanker, en. Ansiar, apcteccr.
Hankering, a, Ansia; antojo; inclinacion,
tencía,
To Hankle, en. Pet) Torcer, enredar.
Mana, Hanse, 8. Una sociedad, compañia de
comerciantes de Alemania; bolsa, lonja.
Hanseatic, a. Anseático,
Hap, a. Caso, lance; casualidad; ventura.
Hap-hazard, 4. Suerte, accidente, lance.
Hapiess, a. Desventurado, desamparado.
Haply, ad. Quizá, quizas; por casualidad.
To Happen, en. Acontecer, acaecer, suceder,
llegar el caso de.
Happily, ad. Dichosamente, felizmente.
Happiness, €. Felicidad, prosperidad, dicha,
Happy, a. Feliz, afortunado; desembera-
Ce)
Haram 6 Harem, 8. Harem, serrallo.
| Maranguo, ¢ Arenga, oracion,
HAR
HAR
To Harangue, on. Arengar.—va. Hablar
arengando.
Haranguer, €. Orador.
To Harasa, va, Cansar, acoear, fatigar. To
harass out, Matar de cansancio; dovastar.
Harbinger, s. Precursor; aposentador; anun-
clo, presagio.
Harborous, a. Hospital, hospitalario,
Harbor, se. Albergue; puerto; asilo.
To Harbor, on. Albergar.—va. H :
abrigar, defender. [asilo.
Harborage, s. Albergue, abrigo, amparo,
Marborer, 4. Albergador, acogedor.
Harborleas, a. Desamparado, destituido de
albergue.
Hard, a. Duro, firme, endurecido; dificil;
oscuro; insensible; cruel, rigido; tos
áspero; mezquino, miserablo.—ad. Cer
á la mano. Hurd dy, Inmediato. Z/
and fast, A' piedra y lodo.
Hard-besetting, a. Cercado estrechamente,
Hard-bound, a. Estreñido; estóril
Hard-earned, a. Ganado con dificultad.
To Harden, va. Endurecer; robustecer;
curtir.—on. Endurecersa, empedernirse.
Hardener, €. El quo endurece.
Hard-favored, a. Feo. [regulares,
Hard-favorednesa, 8, Fealdad; facciones ir-
Mard-fisted, a. (Vulg.) Avaro, miserable.
Hard-fought, a. Fuertemente combatido.
OS -gotten, a. SES ii con
mucho trabajo. (dor; severo.
Hard-handed, a. Basto; menestral, trabaja-
Hard-hearted, a. Bárharo, inhumano, insen-
sible, inexorable, (dad, inbumanidad.
Hard-heartednese, 8, Crueldad, insensibili-
Hardihood, 8. Atrevimiento, valor.
Hardincss, 8. a sh ánimo, valor; descaro.
Hard-labored, a. Elaborado, trabajado.
Hardly, ad. Difícilmente; apénas; do mala
gana; con rigor y opresion; duramente;
pobremente,
Hard-mouthed, @. Caballo duro de boca.
Hardness, a Dureza; severidad; oscuridad;
trabajo; escasez; obstinacion; ferocidad,
flereza. Hurdnees of heart, Endureci-
miento.
Hards, ¢. Desperdicio ó parte basta del lino,
Jlardship, 8. Molestia, pena, trabajo; opre-
sion, injuria, . [honeria.
Hardware, 8, Quinquillería; forreteria; bu-
Hardwareman, & Quinquillero, buhonero.
Mardy, a. Osado, atrevido, bravo; fuerte,
endurecido,
Hare, e Liebre. Young hare, Lebratillo.
+To Hare, va. Espantar, amedrentar.
Harebell, a. (Bot Campanilla, jacinto.
PE a. Inconstante, volátil, ligero
© CALCOS,
Harefvot, s. (Bot.)-P de liebre. [cobardo.
Harehearted, a. Alebrado, medroso, timido,
Harehound, 4, Sabucso., re
Harehunter, 8. Aficionado á la caza de lie-
Harebunting, 8. Montcría 6 caza do liebres.
Harelip, 4. Hendedura del labio superior.
Harclipped, a. Labihendido. (Maria.
Haremint, «. (Bot.) Yaro, manto de Santa
Harenet, s. Especie de red para coger liebres,
Harepipe, 8, Lazo para coger licbres.
abate pa & (Bot) Ajonjera.
O
; | Harlot, 4.
Harewort, 2, (Bot.) Malva de huerta,
Haricot, e Especie de guisado,
Harier, 8. Galgo.
+Hariolation, 8. V. Soothsaying.
+llarish, a. Alebrado.
Hark, éinterj. He! oye! mira!
To Hark, on, Escuchar, oir con atencion.
Harl, e, Hebras do lino; filamento.
Harlequin, a. Arlequin, gracioso, bufon.
Puta, ramera, mujer pública.
Ber 8. pooh m 5 platas daño,
peligro, desgracia, perjuicio, agravio.
To Harm, cu. Dañar, injuriar, sgraviar,
ofender,
Harmful, a, Dañoso; peligroso, perjudicial.
Harmfally, ad. Dañosamente.
Harmfulness, 8. Maldad, daño.
Harmless, a. Soncillo; fleso; sano y salvo.
Harmlessly, ad. Inocentemente, sin daño.
Harmlessness, e. Sencillez, inocencia.
Harmonic, Harmonical, a. Armónico,
Harmonically, ad. Armónicamente.
Harmonious, a. Armonioso, proporcionado.
Harmonlously, ad. Armoniosamente.
onjousness, 4. Armonía,
Harmonist, a. Armonista, músico.
To Harmonize, va. Ajustar, concertar.—on.
Convenir, corresponder, dantes,
Harmonizer, 8, Colector de parajes concor-
Harmony, 8. Armonía; concordia; unifor-
midad. [maker, Guarnicionero.
Harness, a. Gnarniciones; jaeces. Harness-
To Harness, ca. Armar con arnes; enjac-
zar; guarnicionar.
pela 8. e LaS
, 8. Arpa. (Astr.) Arpa, co on.
To Harp, va. y n. Tocar el arpa; machacar,
cansar, porflar sobre.
Harper, 8. Arpista,
Harping-iron, 8. Arpon, para herir
Harpings, €. pl. (Náu.) Redondos de
bagaras ó maestras.
Harpist, a. Arpista,
Harpoon, 8. Arpon.
H neer, Ha ner, £. Arponero,
Harpsichord, €. Clave, clavicordio, dulzaina,
Harpy, e. Arpia; muy codicloso.
Hiarquebuas, s. Arcabuz.
llarquebussier, a, Arcabucero,
lia ans especie de ie oe
artidan, 8 Rocin; ramera vieja y fea,
Harrier, €. V. Tlarter.
Harrow, 8. Grada, rastro, rastrillo,
To Harrow, eta. Gradar ; saquear; inquietar.
Harrower, & El que desmenuza la tlerra.
+To Harry, ca. Molestar, cansar; robar.
Harsh, a. A‘spero, bronco, rígido, austero,
Harshly, ad, A'speramente; desapacible-
mente. sagradable,
Harshness, £. Aspereza, rudeza; sonido de-
Harslot, a. V. Haslet,
[las ballenas,
matar
proa;
el qu toca el arpa.
. Harping-tron.
S| Hart, 2 Ciervo. (Náu.) Moton do vigota
lHartshorn, $. Cuerno de ciervo. (Bot.) Es-
pecie de llanten,
Hartstongue, 4. Escolopendra,
Hartwort, e. (Bot.) Tordilum.
Jlarum-scarum, a. Aturdido; inconstante,
precipitado, [Hacer agosto.
Harvest, a, Cosecha. To make harvest,
To Harvest, ea. Cosechar, pb miescs,
HAU
Harvester, Harvestman, € Agostero, cose-
chero. {alguna cosa.
To Hash, ea. Picar, hacer pidazos menudos
Hash, €. Picadiilo, jigote.
Haslet, £. Asadura de puerco.
Hasp, €. Aldaba do candado; brocho.
To lasp, ea. Abrochar, cerrar con aldaba.
Hassock, a. Cojin de paja.
Haste, 8. Priesa; diligencia; arrebato de ira.
To Haste, To Hasten, on. Estar do priesa,
darse pricsa.—ta. Acelerar, apresurar.
Hastily, ud. Accleradamente; precipltada-
mento.
Hastiness, 8. Precipitacion; priesa, presteza ;
impaciencia. [quier fruto temprano.
Hastinga, pe Guisantes tempranos; cual-
Hasty, a, Pronto, apresurado; vivo; vio-
lento; petulanto, arrojado; temprano,
ey padding, e, Espccio de papilla; ga-
chas,
Hat, @ Sombrero. Tiree-cocked hat,
Sombrero de tres picos. Hatband, Cinta
del sombrero. ‘atbow, Bombrerora.
To Hatch, ea, Criar pollos; empollar; fra-
quar, tramar; sombrear.—cn. Empo-
llarse ; madurarse. [Cuartelea.
Hatch, a Cria, nidada, /Zatches, pl. (Náu.)
Hatchbars, 8. (Náu.) Barras de las escotiilas.
Hatchway, 8. (Núu.) Escotilla,
Hatchel, a. pele limplar el cáñamo.
To Hatchel, ea. Rastrillar. atohelled
flag, Lino rastrillado,
Hateheller, a. Kastrillador.
Hatcher, €, Trazador, tramador.
Hatchet, 8. Destral, hacha pequeña,
Hatchet-face, 8. Cara fea.
Hatchot-helve, €. A'stil de hacha,
Hatching, 8. El acto de sombrear, 6 la som-
bra hecha en cl grabado con lineas tras-
VOIBAS,
Hatchment, @ El escudo do armas que se
lleva en los funerales y se suele colocar en
las fachadas de las casas de los difuntos.
To Hate, ta. Detostar, aborrecer, odiar.
Hato, 8. Odio, tirria, aborrecimiento, aver-
sion, horror. [odioso, detestable.
Hateful, a. Aborrecible, maligno, malévolo,
Hatefully, ad. Malignamente.
Hatefulness, 8. Odiosidad.
liator, 8, Aborreccdor.
Enemigo de las mujeres,
Hating, 4. Aversion.
Hatmaker, €. V. Hatter.
Hatred, a. Odio, aborrecimicnto, aversion.
Hatted, a. El quo lleva sombrero.
Hatter, a Sombrerero. [mente.
Haughtily, ad. Arrogantemente, orgullosa-
Haughtiness, a Soberbia, presuncion, alti-
Hangh Soberbio, altan eee
au , A Bo o, altanero, o 080,
Tol Feud, ea. Tirar, arrastrar. (Nau) Halar,
To haul the wind, Abarloar. [tirar.
Haul, Hauling, €. Tiron, estiron, el acto de
Haum, e. V. Mame, [Pernil de venado.
Haunch, a Anca. /ZIaunch of venteon,
To Haunt, va. Frecuentar; rondar.
Haunt, 8. Guarida; hábito, costumbre,
Haunter, s. Frecueptador, rondador.
Haunting, e. Frecuentacion, trato.
RA Obvuc; fresa.
Woman-hater,
Hantear, 3. V. Haughtiness,
To Have, va. Haber, tener; traer, tomar
oscer, Obtener, gozar. To have rather,
uerer mas, preferir. V. To Poseesa.
Haven, €. Puerto, abra; abrigo, asilo.
Haversack, a. Saco para llevar viverea
Havoc, 8. Estrago, ruina, destruccion.
+To Havoc, ca. Destruir, talar, estragar.
Haw, « La baya y simiento de la as
bianca; granizo én el ojo; cañada; -
cencla.
To Haw, on. Tartamudesr.
Hawhaw, 8. Dique entre dos escarpas,
Hawk, e. Halcon.
To Hawk, va. Cazar con halcon; pregonar
y vender géneros por las calles.
Hawk-eyed, a. Lince, el que sone la victs
nD
penetrante. lefa.
Hawk-nosed, Hook-nosed, a. Aguileño, de
Hawker, 8. Buhoncro, mercachifle.
Hawking, e. Cetrería; caza con halcon.
Hawkweed, & (Bot) Hieracio 6 yerba del
gavilan.
Hawks-bell, a. Cascabel.
Hawser, 8. (Náu.) Guindaleza.
Hawses, 8. pl. (Nán.) Escobenes.
Hawthorn, e. (Bot.) a blanca 6 espino
May, @ Heno. Make hay whtist the eun
nes, Al buen dia meterlo en casa.
Haycock, a. Pila de heno. :
Hay harvest, £. La siega del heno. — [beno
Hayloft, a. Henil, el sitio donde se guarda el
Haymaker, s. El jornalero que hace el heno,
Haymarket, 2. Mercado de heno.
Hayrick, Haystack, e, Niara, pila de hena.
+Hayward, 8. Guarda de ganado. arar.
Jlazard, e. Casualidad; peligro; juego de
To Hazard, ca. Arricsgar.—on. Arriesgarse:
aventurar,
Hazardable, a. Osado, peligroso, arriesgado.
Hazarder, a. Jugador; el que aventura.
Hazardous, a. EA pees peligroso.
Hazardously, ad, Peligrosamente.
Hazardousness, & Peligro, riesgo.
Haze, 8. Nicbla, neblina. á una
To Haze, en. Hacer nicbla—va tar
Hazel, s. (Bot.) Avellano, J/asel-nw&, Ave-
llana. [claro
Hazel, Hazelly, a. Castaño, de color moreno
Haziness, 8. Bruma, oscuridad.
Hazy, €. Anieblado, nebuloso. [»ona.
He, pron. El, pronombre do la Sn Tee
Head, € Cabeza. Head of a ra nulo
e
do libro. Head of a cane, Puño
ton. Head of a cask, Fondo de un bar-
ril. Head of an arrow, Punta de un
dardo. Jefe; juicio, talento. 7 go
ahead, Tr adelante. head to fact,
De piés á cabeza. Head-eails, Velas de
proa. Head of a sail, Gratil. Hand
over head, Inconside te. Head
and shoulders, Por fuerza.
To Head, va. Mandar, gobernar, dirigir.
Headache, 8. Dolor de {la cabeza
Headband, 8. Cabezada do libro; cinta por
Headboard, 8. Cabecera de cama.
Headboroagh, 8. Alcalde de barrio, comisa-
rio do cuartel.
Head-dress, 2, Cofla, tocado, escofleta.
Headgear, 8. Tucado 6 cofia de mujer.
Headily, ad. Obstinadamente.
Headiness, 4. Desatino, precipitacion, obsti-
nacion. [de barril $ cuba.
Heading 6 Head-staves, e. Témpano, tapa
Headland, €. Cabo, promontorio, punta,
Headlesa, a. Degollado; acéfalo; ignorante;
inconsiderado.
Headlong, a. Temerario, imprudente, pre-
cípitado.—ad. De ca ; temecraria-
mente.
Headman, a. Jefe.
Head-money, 8. Capitacion.
rl pe @ Cráneo,
Headpiece, 8. Morrion, casco ; ingenio.
Head-quarters, s. Cuartel genera!
Hendsall, a. (Náu.) Vela delantera.
Headsea, €. (Náu.) Ola, oleada, marejada.
Fleadshake, €. Cabezada.
Headship, 8. Primado.
Headsman, 8. Degollador, verdugo.
Headspring, 4. Fuente, orígen. 1.
Headstall, €. Cabezada del freno. (Mex.)
Headstone, & Piedra fundamental 6 sepul-
cral, [rado, rehacio.
Headstrong, a, Testarndo, cabezudo, afer-
Headstrongness, €, Obstinacion, pertinacia,
aferramiento.
Headtire, s. Escofieta, atavio de la cabeza.
Headway, £. (Náu.) Adelantamiento de na-
vio. [na manufactura.
Headworkman, 4. a price oficial de algu-
Heady, . Temerarlo, arrojado; fuerte ;
violento. heal up, Clica
To Heal, va. Curar; reconciliar; tejar. To
Healable, a. Curable, sanabla
Healer, e. Sanador; curador; medico.
Healing, a. Sanativo, medicinal; concilia-
dor.—s. Curacion. dis.
Health, e, Salud, sanidad ; sinceridad; brin-
Healthful, a. Sano, saludable, salubre.
Healthfally, ad. Saludablemente.
Healthfalnesa, e. Salad; bondad, salubridad.
Healthily, ad. Saludablomente.
Healthiness, a. Sanidad.
Tlealthless, a. Enfermo; débil,
Healthy, a. Sano; sanativo, —~
Hean, e. Secundina de los animales.
Heap, e. Monton; turba; manada. — [mar.
To Heap, ea, Amontonar; acumular, col-
lleaper, €, Amontonador.
Heapy, a. Amontonado, abundante.
To Hear, vá. Olr; entender; escuchar.—
en. Saber por relacion, tener noticia, estar
Wear gee rt. de To He
eard, pret. y part. de To Hear.
Hearer, 8, yf Whey oldor, [oido.
Hearing, $. Vido; audiencia; el alcance del
To Hearken, on, Escuchar, atender.—va.
Prestar oldos.
Hearsay, $. Rumor, voz comun; de oidas.
Hearse, ¢. Ataud, firetro. [atand.
To Hearse, va. Encerrar en el féretro 6
Hearsecloth, a Cubierta 6 paño de tumba,
Hearselike, a. Lugubre, fúnebre.
Heart, s. Corazon; ánimo; voluntad ; amor.
Heart-ache, 8. Angustia, pesar, pena, in-
quietud. [el corazon.
Heart-appalling, a. Lo que abruma, oprime
Heart-blood, s. Sangre del corazon ; la esen-
cla de alguna cosa; vida.
HEA
Heart-break, 8. stia, disgusto, pesar.
Heart-breaking, a. ngcloso. dolores, des-
olador.—e. Congoja, angustia,
Heart-bred, a. Nacido del corazon.
rd amt a. ias: as oo de
pesadurnbro, el estómago.
Heart-burn, $. Cardialgia, dolor en la boca
Heart-burning, 8. V. Heart-burn. Rencilla,
animosidad.—a. Odioso, enemistoso.
Heart-chilled, a, Insensible.
Heart-consuming, Heart-corroding, A, Lo
que consume 6 corroo el corazon.
Heart-deep, a. Grabado en el corazon.
Heart-discouraging, a. Desconsolador, lo
que desanima, amilana 6 acobarda.
Heart-ease, e. Sostego, reposo, quietud, se-
renidad. [6 causa reposo.
Heart-easing, a. Lo que serena, tranquiliza
Heart-eating, a. Lo que corroe el corazon.
To Hearten, ea. Animar, alentar.
Heartener, £. Animador, alentador.
Heart-expanding, a. Lo que abre el corazon
6 da alegría y placer. do del corazon,
embeds ca enel a 6 en el fon-
eart-grief, a Congoja de corazon, angustia.
Hearth, 4, a arica: 8. Fo-
nte,
e, te
Heart-hardened, a. Endurecido, eee:
Heartily, ad. Sinceramente, ente;
con ansia. .
Heartincas, 3. Sinceridad ; vigor.
Heartless, a. Cobarde, timido, pusilánime,
Heartlessly, ad. Pusilánimemente, timida-
mente, sin ánimo,
Heartleasness, e, Falta de ánimo.
Heart-quelling, a. Lo que atrae el corazon
6 causa aficion 6 amor.
Heart-rending, a. Agudo, penetrante ; lo
que despedaza el corazon. [adorno.
Hesrts-ease, e. (Bot.) Trinitaria; chuchería,
Heart-sick, a. Dolorido, afligido, desconso-
lado, a) umbrado.
Heart-sicknesa, 8, Mal de corazon.
Heart-sore, e. Pesadumbre.
Heart-sorrowing, a. Lleno de ik beens
Heart-strings, 4. 70 Las fibras del corazon.
Heart ou a, Fijo en el corazon; des-
ayado.
Heart-swelling, e. Rencor.—a, Rencorogo.
Hearty, a. a cere, puro; sano, robusto.
Heat, e. Calor; fogosidad, viveza; ardor;
cólera, animosidad ; ballicio, alboroto.
To Heat, oa. Calentar, encender; hacer fer-
mentar.—on. Fermentar; encolerizarse.
Heater, 8. Pedazo de hierro para calentar
alguna cosa.
Heath, e. (Bot.) Brezo; brezal, matorral.
Heathcock, ¢. (Orn.) Gallo silvestre.
Heathen, ¢. Gentil, o, idélatra.
Heathen, Heathenish, a. Gentilloo, salvaje.
Heathenishly, ad. A’ la manera de los Er
ganos. (profanidad, irreligioei
Heathenishness, 8. El estado de pagano ;
Heathenism, $. Gentilismo, paganismo, ido-
latria. [idólatra.
To Heathenize, ea. Hacer á uno pegano 6
Heather, 2. Brezo. V. Heath.
Heathy, a. Lleno de brezos.
Heating, s. Calefaccion, la accion de calen-
tar ó calentarse, a
Heatlesa, a. Frio, sin calor.
To Heave, va. Alzar; llevar; alguna cosa.
—on. Palpitar el corazon.
Heave, e. Klevacion; estertor; náusea.
Heaven, 4. Cielo, firmamento; paralso.
Spee a. El que aspira á ganar
el cielo.
Heaven-banished, a. Desterrado del cielo.
Heaven-begot, a. Procreado por un poder
celeste.
Heaven-born, a. Celeste, divino, angélico.
Heaven-bred, a. Criado en los cielos.
Heaven-built, a, Fabricado por los dioses,
Heaven-directed, a. Dirigido, bácia el cielo,
Heaven-fallen, a, Caido del cielo,
Heaven-gifted, a. Dotado por el clelo.
Heaven-inspired, a. Inspirado del cielo.
Heaven-instructed, a. Instruido por el cielo.
Heaven-kissing, a. Tocando al cielo,
Heavenlinesa, $. Excelencia suprema,
Heaven-loved, a. Querido del cielo.
Heavenly, a. Celeste, divino.—ad, Divina-
mente. [endiosada,
Heavenly-mindednoss, s. Estado del alma
Heavenward, ad. Hacia el clelo, [cielo.
Heaven-warring, a. El que pelea contra el
Heaver, 3. (Náu.) Alzaprima; el que levan-
ta stemente,
Heavily, ad. Pesadamente, lentamente ;
Eee 8. arpas babas, torpoza,
tanguidez ; afliccion, angustia; o on.
Heaving, 2. Palpitacion ; oleada del mar.
Hesvy, a. Grave, pesado; opresivo; peno-
so; triste; lento, lerdo; pingiie.
Hebdomadal, Hebdomadary, a, Semanario,
semanal
To Hebetate, oa. Atontar, embrutecer.
Hebetation, «. Atontamiento, embrutéci-
miento. [sentidos.
Hebetude, £. Embotamiento, torpeza do los
Hebraism, s. Hebraismo.
Hebraist, Hobrician, 8. Hebraizanto.
Hebrew, @ Hebreo; judio.—a. Hobraico.
Hecatomb, 8. MTHecatomba, sacrificio.
Hectic, Hectical, e. y a Hótico. Heatia, a.
Hética. itualmente.
Hectically, ad. Constitucionalmente ; ha-
Hector, & Matasiote, fanfarron, espadachin.
To Hector, en. Baladronear, bravear, floros,
—va. Amenazar. [tuoso.
Hectorly, a, Jactancioso, insolente, presun-
ra a. Lo que produce ó contiene
Hedge, s. Beto. Qutckee hedge, Soto vivo.
To Hedge, va. Cercar con setos; obstruir,
im r—on. Agacharse.
Hedge-born, a. Oscuro, de linaje bajo.
Hedge-creeper, $. Vagamundo.
Hedgehog, 8. Erizo; voz do improperio.
Hodge-hyssop, 4. (Bot.) Yerba dol pobre.
Hedge-mustard, e. (Bot.) Erisimo, jaramago.
Hedge-nettle, 8. (Bot.) Galiópsis. [escritos.
Hedgenote, ¢. Voz que se aplica á los malos
Hedgepig, 8. Erizo jóven. [árboles.
Hedger, 8. Cercador, el que hace setos de
Hedgerow, €. La serlo de árboles en los setos.
Hedge-sparrow, 8. (Orn.) Curruca, especie
Tod ng bill a. Podad
era.
To Heed
636
HEL
Heed, a. Cuidado, atencion, cautela, precau.
cion. exacto.
Heedfnl, a. Vigilante, atento, cuidadoso,
Heedfally, ad. Cautelosamente, atente
mente.
Heedfulness, 8. Vigilancia, cautela, cuidado.
Hoedless, a. Descuidado, inconsiderado,
atolondrado.
Needlessly, ad. Negligentementa.
Heed lessnesa, e. Omision, inadvertencia, dis-
traccion.
tHeedy, a. Cauteloso. [Hatr.
Heel, 8. Talon. To take to one's heels,
To Heel, ea. Taconear. (Nau.) Tumbarse
sobre una banda. [los espolones.
Heeler, e. El gallo que usa con destreza de
Heel-maker, 8. Taconcro.
Heel-piece, 8. Tapa, el tacon del zapato.
To Heel-piece, ea. Poner ape 4 los zapatos.
Heft, 2 ase. V. Haft. Esfuerzo;
tHeg, e. V. Hag.
+Hogemonic, a. Predominante, dominante.
Hegira, a. Egira, la ¿poca desde Is cual los
árabes cuentan los años, que es desde el
als en que Mahoma huyó de Moca á Me-
na.
Heifer, s. Becerra; ternera, novilla.
Heigh-ho! interj. Ay!
Height, 8, Altura; elevacion; el &pice; ex-
celencia. (Gor: El grado de latitud.
To Heighten, oa. Realzar; adelantar; agra-
var; llustrar; exaltar.
Heightening, €. Adorno: aplicase 4 los de
la poesía y retórica. unable.
Heinous, €. Atroz, grave, horrible, abomi-
Heinonsly, ad. Atrozmente, enormemente.
Heinousness, 8. Atrocidad, enormidad.
Heir, &. Heredero, Heir-apparent, Hero
dero forzoso. Presumptive, presuntivo.
Joint-hetr, Coheredero.
Heirdom, 8. Herencia.
Heiress, af Heredera.
Heirless, a. Sin heredero.
Ucirloom, e. Vinculo de bienes muebles 6
bienes muebles vinculados.
Heirship, 4. Estado de heredero; herencia.
Hellacal, a. (Ast.) Heliaco. (espire
Helical, a. iral, Helical line, Helice,
Helicon, 8. Helicon, parnaso,
tileling, e, V. Tilling.
Heliocentrio, a. Heliocéntrico.
Helfometer, ¢. Heliómotro, para medir el
diámetro del sol. [rar al sol.
Helioscope, 8. Helioscopio, anteojo para mi-
Heliotrope, as (Bot.) Hellotroplo. (Min.)
Heliotropo.
Helispherical, a. tar oe
Helix, €. Espira, helloe, rodillo, cilindro.
Hell, 8. Inflerno; infierno, cl limbo de
Abraham. [nal
Hell-born, a. Nacido en el infierno ; infer-
Hell-bred, a. Producido en los infiernos.
tHell-cat, e. Bruja.
¥ell-doomed, a. eg et
Hellebore, a (Bot.) Eléboro, verdegambre.
ea ieee 8. Preparacion medicinal del
eléboro,
siderar. ' Hellenic, a. Grectano ; till
oa, Atender; A Con-, 5 eloulate grecia
Hellenism, ¢ Helenismo, grecismo.
HEM
HER
Tlelienist, e. Judio greguizante ; helenista.
Hellenistically, ad. A’ manera de los griegos.
To Hellenize, on. Grecizar,
Hell-govorned, a. Dirigido por el inflerno.
Hell-hag, s. Bruja del infierno.
Hell-hatod, a, Aborrecido como el inferno.
Holl-haunted, a. Frecuentado por el diablo.
Hell-bound, $. Agente infernal; un hombre
perdido; un disoluto.
Fellish, a. Infernal, malvado. mente,
Hellishly, ad. Malvadamente, dinbólica-
Hollishness, s. Malicia infernal, diablura.
Hellward, ad. Hacia el infierno.
Helm, 4 Yelmo, morrion; cubierta de
alambique. (Náu.) Timon, gobernalle,
Helmed, Helmeted, a. Lo que tiene 6 lleva
yelmo 6 celada.
Helmet, e Yelmo. [bos.
Helmet-flower, 8. (Bot.) Acónito, matalo-
Helminthie, a. Helmintico: remedios con-
tra las lómbrices.
Helmport, (Náu.) Limera del timon.
Holot, a, Esclavo.
To Help. va, y n. A
amparar; servir
mediar; evitar.
Help, e. Ayuda, auxilio, asistencia, socorro,
remedio, proteccion, amparo, favor.
Helper, $. Auxiliador; socorredor; ayuda.
Helpfal, a. U'til, provcchoso,
Helpfulness, a. Asistencia, utilidad.
Helpless, a. Desamparado, abandonado; ir-
remediable; inerte; imposibilitado.
Holplessly, ad. Irremediablemente, sin re-
curso. [ro.
Helplessness, a Desamparo, falta de ampa-
Helpmate, a. Compañero, asistente.
Helter-skolter, ad. A’ trochemoche, á trom-
pa y talega, atropelladamente.
Tolve, e. A'stil de hacha 6 destral, mango.
To Helve, va, Echar mango 6 cabo á una
cosa. [Ho! he!
Hem, $. Ribete; borde, dobladillo.—4nterj.
To Hem, va. Ribetear; repulgar; cercar ;
fingir tos.
Hemorobaptist, s. Sectarios judios que se
bañaban cada dia.
Hemi!, a. Voz que equivale á medio 6 semi.
Hemicrany, $. Hemicránea, jaqueca.
Hemicycle, 8. Semicirculo.
Hemiplexy, a Horiplejia, perlesia de la
emiplegy, #& Hemiplejia, perlesia de
ited lateral del cuerpo. [quier esfera.
THlemisphere, 8. Hemisferio, la mitad de cual-
Hemispheric, Hemispherical, a. Hemis-
férico.
Tremistich, Hemestic, ¢. Hemistiquio.
Jlemlock, 8. (Bot.) Cicuta.
Hemorrhage, tHemorrhagy, 8. Hemorragia,
flujo de sangre. ranas.
Hemorrhoids, a. pl. Hemorróides, almor-
Hemorrholdal, a. Hemorrvidal.
Hemp, 8. (Bot.) Cáñamo. Raw hemp, Cá-
fiamo sin peinar. re
Hemp-beater, a. Espadador, espadillador de
Hemp-breaker, 8. Agramador de cáñamo.
Iúmp-close, Hemp-field, a. Cáñamar.
If{emp-comb, 4. Peine para pasar el cáfiamo.
Jlemper, a. Cañameño.
Hemp-seed, 4, Cañamon
dar, asistir, socorrer,
la mesa; aliviar; re-
Hon ay? a. Semejante al cáñamo.
Hen, ef. (Orn.) Gallina.
llina de Indias.
Moor hen, Zarceta.
Henbane, & ieee) Belefio.
Hence, ad. De aquí; desdo aqui; por esto.
Henceforth, ad. De aqui en adelante; en
adelante. [para siempre.
Henceforward, ad. De aqui en adelante;
Henecep, 8, res Ei 4 lados.
endecagon, $. Endecágono, ra de once
Hendecasyllable, 8. Verso endecásilabo.
llen-harm, Hen-harrier, €. (Orn.) Pigargo.
Hen-hearted, «. (Vulg.) Gallina; hombre
cobarde
Hen-house, 8. Gallinero,
Henpecked, a. Gurrumino,
Hepatlo Tie scala HI páti [dad
epatic, Hepatical, a. Hepático. es.
Heptacapsular, a. Lo que tiene siete cavi-
Heptachord, +. Heptacordo.
Heptagon, . La me BO ds
eptagonal, a. Heptagon sie Pe
Heptamerede, 2. Ls que se ade dividir en
Heptarchy, 8. Heptarquía.
Heptateuch, €. Hoptateuco.
Het, pros: Su, de ella; la, lo, á olla,
Herald, 8. Meraldo; precursor; publicador.
Heraldic, a. Heráldico, gonealógico.
Jleraldry, 8. Heráldica, ciencia del blason.
Heral Ips & Oficio de heraldo.
Herb, @ Yerba; legumbres.
Herbaceous, a. Herbáoceo.
Herbage, €. Herbaje.
Herbaged, a. Cubierto con yerba 6 herbaje.
Herbal, 4. YA a. Herbario.
Herbalist, Herbarist, Herbist, £. Herbolario.
Herbarious, a. Herbario.
To Herbarize, on. Herborizar, ir al campo
en busca de yerbas ó plantas.
Herbarium, Herbary, €. Herbario.
Herbelet, 2. Yerba pequeña.
Herbescent, a. El paraje donde principia é
nacer la yerba,
+Herbid, a, Cubierto con yerbas.
Herbiferous, a. Herbifero.
Herbivorous, a. Herbivoro.
Herbless, a. Sin yerbas, yermo.
Herborization, & Herborifacion.
Herborizer, €. Herborizador, herborizante.
tHerbous, Herb , @ Her
+Horbulent, a. Lo que tiene yerbas.
Horbwoman, € Herbolaria, verdalera.
Herculean, a. Hercúleo; macizo, pesado.
Herd, s. Hato, grey, manada, dos
nte, tropa, valgo. Cowherd, uero
boyero. therd, Cabrero.
herd, Pastor de ovejas. Swineherd, Por-
nero. .
To! Herd, on. Ir en manadas, en compañía;
asociarse.—oa. Reunir en hatos 6 rebaños,
O Herdsman, $, Guarda de ganado,
ulero.
Guinea hen, Ga-
Turkey hen, Pava.
Here, ad. Aquí, ací, en este paraje.
Hereabouts, ad. Aqui al rededor, en estas
cercan [venidero.
Hereafter, ad. En lo fufnro.—-s. Estado
+Hereat, ad. A’ este 6 esta, por eso.
Hereby, ad. Por esto; por este medio ó por
este camino. on
HES
HIE
Jloreditable, a. Lo que puede ser horedado,
antiguamente hereditable.
Hered{tament, a. Herencia.
Hereditarily, ad. Por herencia,
Hereditary, a. Hereditario.
Herefrom, ad. Do aqui.
Herein, Hereinto, ad. En esto, aqui dentro.
Heremitical, a. Eremíitico,
Horeof, ad. De esto, do eso, de aqui,
Hereon, ad. Sobre esto.
Herestarch, €. Heresiarca.
O a. Gran herejía.
MT 2. Hercjia.
Heretic, €. Hereje.
Heretical, a. Heretical, herético.
Heretically, ad. Heróticamente.
Hereto, ad. A’ cato.
Heretofore, ad. En otro tiempo; Antes, an-
spa hasta equi, hasta ahora, hasta
el dia.
Hereunto, ad. A’ esto.
Hereapon, ad. Sobre esto,
Heroewlth, ad. Con esto.
Heriot, a. Pago que so hacia antiguamente
al propietario 6 señor de tierras tenidas
en feudo, cuando morla un fendatario 6
arrendador. [Mereditabla
Heritable, a. Lo que se puede heredar. Y.
Heritago, 8. Jlerencia; bienes patrimoniales.
Hermaphrodism, a Estado do hermafrodita.
Hermaphrodite, a Hermafrodita, andrégino.
Hermapbroditic, Hermaphroditical, a. Lo
que participa de los dos sexos. (dita.
Jlermapbroditically, ad. Como hermafro-
Hermetic, Hermetical, 4. Hermótico, qui-
mico.
Hermetically, ad. Nerméticamenta
Hermit, a Ermitaño, eremita, anacoreta,
solitario,
Hermitage, 2. Ermita; un vino de Francia.
Hermitary, €. Celda ó casilla ancja á algun
monasterlo.
Hermi y. Ermitafia
Hermod ‘vi, Bot) i odactil
ermodactyl, 8. orm O, cspe-
cle de iris. 6 lirio.
Hern, Hernshaw, 4. V. Heron.
Hernia, $. Hernia, rotura, quebradura.
Hero, s. Héroe; eminente en valor y mérito.
Herodians, 8. pl. Herodianos. (ilustre.
Herotc, Heroical, a. Heroico ; noble, grande,
MHoroically, ad. Heroicamente.
Horoicomic, a. Jocoserio.
Herotne, af Heroina.
Iferoism, & Herotsmo, beroicidad.
Heron, @ (Orn.) Garza. garzas,
Heronry, 8. El lugar en que se crian las
Heroship, 8. (Joc.) Carácter del héroe.
Herpes, s. (Méd.) Hérpes.
Herpetic, a. Herpético.
Horring, e. cr) Arenque, Red herring,
Arenque ahumado.
Jlers, pron. pos. Suyo, do ella, _ (rastrillo.
Herso, 8. V. llearse. (Fort.) Especie de
To Herse, va. Poner algun cadáver en el
fúretro,
Herself, pron, Ella misma; si misma.
Herailion, a. (Mil) Caballo de frisa,
Hesitancy, 3. Duda, hesitacion, irresolucion.
To nenas va. Dudar, vacilar, titubear.
Hesitation, e. Hesitacion, duda, perplejidad,
Hosper, a. Héspero 6 Vén estrella
esper, 8. ro us, una estro
tHlest, & V. Behent
nr a El ero de un extran-
eteroclite, e. y a. Heteróclito, irregular.
Jloterodox, a. Heterodaxo:
Meterodoxy, & Heterodoxia.
Heterogene, Heterogencal, Heterogeneous,
a. Heterogéneo. (rogeneidad.
Heterogeneity, Heterogenecusnesa, e Hete-
Heteroscians, s. pl. (Geog.) Heteroscios.
ha Hew, a la un Gir pl hachear.
ower, 8. orde madera, picapedrero.
Hexachord, ig pores Hexacordo.
Hexagon, & Hexágono; figura plana que
Hoe > Pg món cng
exagonal, a. Pertenecien exégono.
+Hexagony, @ Fi de sels ángulos.
Hoxabedron, & Hexaedro.
Hexameter, €. Hexámetro.
Hexametric, Hexametrical, a. Lo que se
compone de hexámetros.
Hexangular, a. Lo quo tiene seis ángulos.
Hexapede, s. Hexápeda. [eeis colunss.
Hexastyle, s. (Arq.) Hexás fréntis con
Ney, ¢nterj. Ho! expresion de ia y gozo.
meda: e, Capricho, ventolera. —énter;. V.
ey.
Hiatus, 8. Griota, abertura, raja; biato.
Hibernal, a. Invernizo, hiemal, invernal.
Hibernian, 8. irlandes.
Hiccongh, bed a 2 Hipo. [cer hi
To Hiccough, To Hickup, en. Tener 6
Hickwall, Hickway, a. (Orn.) Es
icamaderos,
Hidalgo, € Hidalgo; de familia noble.
Hidden, a. Oculto, recóndito, escondido.
Hiddenly, ad. Sccretamente.
To Hide, ea. Esconder, ocultar, encubrir.
Hide, a. Cuero, piel. To drees hédes, Ado-
l y curtir cueros Raro hide, Cuero al
0. O, Magro, amojamada.
Hiie-bound a. Tacaño, avariento; extenus-
Hideous, a. Horrible, espantoso, mexquino,
deforme.
Hidcously, ad. Horriblemente.
Jlideousness, 8. Horror, espanto; deformi-
dad, fealdad.
Hidor, e. Encubridor, ocultador, capa.
Hiding, & Encubrimiento.
Tliding-place, 8. Escondite, escondrijo.
To Hie, on. Darse priesa. lie thea,
A plang
tHio, e. V. Haate.
Hierarch, 2. Hierarca, gerarca,
Hierarchal, Hierarchical, a. Gerárquico.
Hierarchy, 8. Gerarquía, gobierno eclesiás-
Hi em h, Hierogl er pel Y
erogiyph, Alerog Cc, 8. GWerogiilico,
Hieroglyphic, Hierogly hical,a. Geroglitico.
oy puc imbélicamente.
Hierogram, 8. Especie de escritura sagrada.
Hierogrammatlo, Hierographical, a. Per-
tencciente á una especie de escritura sa-
de
Date
Hierography, e. Escritura 2.
Hierology, a. Hierologia. por sacrificios.
Hieromancy, €. Jlieroman adivinacion
¡ Hierophant, ¢ Hierofanta.
HIG
HIR
To Higgle, on. Regatesr, altercar; reven-
der comestibies de puerta en puerta.
Higgledy-piggledy, ad. (Vulg.) Confasa-
mente, [puerta en puerta.
Triggler, s. Revendedor de comestibles de
Migh, a. Alto; difícil, árduo; altivo ; severo;
fuerte; noble, ilustre; violento; solemne;
turbulento ; lleno; grande, enorme; caro.
—au. Arriba, sobro; alto; poderosamente,
sumamente, profandamente. On high,
Arriba; á voces, en alto; sobre. Ligh,
Se usa on composicion para expresar au-
mento.
High-aimed, High-aspiring, a. El que tiene
grandes designios 6 aspira 4 cosas grandes,
er [ad a. Lo que consta de bóvedas
altas,
High-blest, a. Supremamente feliz,
High-blown, «. Inflado, hinchado con aire.
High-born, a. Noble, ilastre por nacimiento.
High-built, a. Elevado.
High-climbing, a. Difícil de subir.
High-colored, a. Subido de color.
High-day, a. Fino, primoroso. ectos.
High-designing, a. El que tiene grandes
High-embowed, a. Dícese del edificio cuyas
bóvodas son muy elevadas.
High-engendered, a. Engendrado on cl aire.
High-fed, a. Atracado. [alta.
lligh-flaming, a. Lo que echa llama muy
Hich-flier, a. El que es extravagante en sus
Le pa 6 pretensiones,
High-flown, a, Altivo, orgulloso; hinchado ;
ero, soberbio, presuntuoso. geri
High-flushed, a. Elevado; henchido, lleno,
High-flying, a. Extravagante en alguna cosa,
High-gazing, a. Lo que mira hacia arriba.
Higb-grown, a. Muy crecido 6 alto.
High- eapod, 4. Colmado, amontonado al-
tamente.
Tligh-hearted, a Animoso, udo.
High-heeled, a. Lo que tiene tacones altos,
High-bung, a, Suspendido, colgado de lo
to
Highland, 8. Montañas, ticrras montañosas,
Highlander, £ Montañes, el que vive en las
montañas ó es natural de
Highlandish, a, Montañes.
Highly, ad. Altamente; samamentea, en
sumo grado, infinitamente; arrogante-
mente; con aprecio, con estimacion.
High-mettled, a. Osado, atrevido.
High-minded, a. Altivo, arrogante, ambi-
cioso, flero; de altos 6 de elevados pensa-
mientos,
Highmost, a Altísimo, [miento
Highness, 8. ae ae alteza, trata-
pe Paice a, Elevado en situacion 6
grado.
High-principled, a. Extravagante en sus
opines de AER ice muy altos.
High-raised, a. Elevado en pensamientos;
muy levantado ú alto.
High-reaching, a. Lo que se extiende hácia
arriba; ambicioso.
Hizgh-reared, a. De estructura alta.
High-resolved, a. Resuelto, determinado.
High-roofed, a. El edificio que tiene el te-
ado alto. sazonado.
High-seasoned, a. Picante, de
High-seated, a. Fijado 6 asentado arriba.
Higb-spirited, a. Osado, atrevido, valeroso.
High-stomached, a. Altivo, obstinado,
High-swelling, a. Muy hinchado.
High-swoln, a. Muy hinchado, soberbio.
High-tasted, a. Picante. A’ voces.
tH ght, a. Llamado, denominado. On hight,
High-towered, a. Lo que tlene torres altas,
Highway, 8. Camino real, [caminos.
Highwayman, 8. Bandolero, salteador de
High-wrought, a. Primorosamente traba-
ado: muy agitado,
+1 [cijo.
o Hilarate, oa. Alegrar, rejocijar.
Hilarity, e. Alegría, júbilo de ánimo, rego-
Hilary term, a. (For.) Uno de los cuatro
odos del año en que los tribunales de
fusticia están abiertos en Ingla que
rincipia el 28 de Enero y acaba el 12 de
‘ebrero.
Hill, a. Collado; cuesta, cerro, eminencia.
Hilling, 8. Cobertura; acumulacion.
Hilliness, s. Montuosidad. -
Hillock, 8. Colina, collado pequeño, cerro,
Hilly, a, Montañoso, montuoso.
Milt, e. Puño 6 guarnicion de espada.
Milted, a. Lo que tiene puño 6 guarnicion.
Him, pron. Le, & él.
Himself, Pronombre que on los casos obli-
cuos tiene significacion recíproca. fe
will go hi “El mismo irá. Te thinks
himself a great man, Se tiene por hom-
bre grande. ay himself, Solo, por sl
mismo, de por
Hind, a. Trasoro, zaguero, posterior.—é,
Cierva; criado; patan.
To Hinder, va. Impedir, embarazar, estor-
dar.—on. Oporicrse.
Hinder, a. Posterior, trasero,
Hinderance, Hindrance, s. Impedimento,
obstáculo, embarazo, estorbo.
Hinderer, s. Impedidor, estorbador.
+Hinderling, 8. Animal sg rien
Hindermost, Hindmost, a, Postrero, último
en órden.
Hindoo, 4. El natural del Hindostan.
Mingwang, 4. Especie de arsónico encarnado.
Hinge, +. Gozne, charnela, bisagra, resorte,
principio. .But-hinge, Quicio.
To Hinge, va. Engoznar; fijar; encorvar.
To Hint, va. Apuntar, insinuar; sugerir.
Hint, a Indirecta, aviso, luz, idea
Hip, 8. Cadera. (Hort.) mujo. [ras.
To Hip, va, Descaderar, maltratar las cade-
Hip, Hipped Hippish». V. Hypockondriac.
Hipgoub 4 Ceática ó clática.
tiliphalt, a. Y. Hipshot.
Hippocamp, 8. Caballo marino. [fabuloso,
Hippocentaur, $. Hipocentaaro, monstruo
Hippocras, a. Hipocras, {colar licores.
Hippocrates's-sleove, 8. Manga 6 calza, para
Hippocratism, s. La doctrina de Hipócrates.
Hippodrome, $. Hipódromo, circo,
Hippogriff, a Hipogrifo, caballo con alas.
Hippopotamus, 2, Hipopótamo. [ras,
Hipshot, a. Descaderado, lisiado en las cade-
Hipwort, 4. (Bot) Escaramujo.
To Hire, va. Alquilar; asalariar; cohechar,
sobornar; arrendar.
Hire, 8. Alquiler; salario.
¿Hireless, a, Sin salario,
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Hireling, 8. Jornalero; mercenario; prosti-
tuta—a. Venal. .
Hirer, a. Alquilador, arrendador.
Hirsute, a. Hirsuto, velludo; áspero, grose-
Hirsuteness, 8. Vellosidad. (de óL
His, pron. pos. mas. de Him. Su, suyo,
Hispid, a, V. RougáA. bar.
To ¡FEA on, Silbar; burlarse.—ca. Repro-
Hiss, Hissing, @ Silbido; escarnio, burla,
Hissingly, ad. A’ silbidos.
list, inter. Chito ó chiton !
tillstorial, a. Jlistorial.
Historic, Historical, a. Histórico. — [nista.
Historian, 8. Historiador, recordador, cro-
Historically, ad. Históricamente.
Historied, a. Historiado, recordado.
Historiographer, $. Historiógrafo, historia-
Historias Sby, & Hi f
storio , & Historiografía.
+Historiolos Sed Conocimiento de la historia,
History, a Historia; recuerdos; cronicé.
History-plece, 8. Historia; lo que contiene
casos históricos,
tilistrion, a. Arlequin, bufón. {tral.
Histrionic, Histrionical, a. Histriónico; tea-
Histrionically, ad. Cómicamente,
Histrionism, € Histrionismo.
To Hit, ea. Dar, pegar, golpear; atinar,
acertar; lograr.—on. Tropezar ; acertar.
To hít upon, Hallar, oncontrar, recor-
darse.
Hit, a. Goffe; suerte foliz; alcance,
To Ilitch, on, Saltar; enganchar; rozarse ;
tropezar.
JTitch, e. (Náu.) Vuelta de cabo.
To Hitchel, ea. Rastrillar,
Hitchel, a. V. Hatched.
Mither, ad. Acá. Come hither, Ven acá.
A’ esto in.—a. Citerior.
Hithermost, a. Lo mas cercano 6 próximo.
Hitherto, ad. Hasta ahora, hasta aquí.
Hitherward, Hitherwards, ad. lHácla acá.
Hive, 8. Colmena; enjambre. [menas.
To Hive, ea. Enjambrar; encerrar en col-
Hive-drose, 8, Cera cruda ó áspera.
Hiver, e. Colmenero, el posta pelele
Mo, Hoa! énterj. Ho; | ; mira, hola!
párate, [giiedad.
Hoar, a. Blanco, cano; mohoso,—#. Anti-
+To Hoar, on. Moheccrse, enmohecorse.
Hoarfrost, a. Escarcha blanca.
Hoard, s. Tesoro escondido, [tos.
To Hoard, va. y n. Atesorar; hacer repues-
Hoarder, & El que hace repuestos en secreto.
Hoarding, ¿. Amontonamiento.
tHoared, a. Mohoso.
Hoarhound, e. (Bot.) Marrubio.
Hoariness, a. Blancura; moho; canas; vejoz.
Hoarse, a. Ronco, enronquecido,
Hoarsely, ad, Roncamonte,
Hoarseness, 8. Ronquera, carraspera, 80.
Hoary, a. Blanco; cano; escarchado; moho-
To Hoax, va. Engañar, burlar. __ (tira, bola.
Hoax, a. Engaño, burla, petardo, broma, men-
Hob, e. Patan; duende; cubo do rueda.
Hobbard-de-hoy, Hobbledehoy, s. (Vulg.)
on ontro catorce y veinte y un años de
edad.
To Hobbla, va, y. n. Cojear; hacer versos
ei embarazar, enredar.
. | Hobblingly, ad. Groseramente.
co}
Hobble, 2, Dificultad ; ete
Hobbler, a. Especie de soldado de & caballo,
[tema
Hobby, a. Sacro; haca; caballito; zoquete;
Hobby-horse, 4 Objeto 6 predilecto; tema,
capricho.
Hobgoblin, 8, Dnende, espectro.
Hobit, e. (MAL) Mortero pequcño.
Hoblika, a. Rústico, grosero. na
Hobnail, ¢. Clavo de herradura; patan, vilis-
Hobson's-choice, &@ Expresion proverbial
con que so designa la eleccion en que no
hay i para la alternativa
Jlock, a. Vino a del Rin.
To Hock, va. V. To Hough.
Hockey, a, (Prov.) V. arvest-home.
Hockherb, €. (Bot.) Malva. [trova
To Hockle, va. Dosjarretar; guadañar el ras-
llocus-pocus, & Titiritero; pasapasa.
Hod, 8. El arteson ue ceo
rote.
Hodzge- €. Alin
OA a La que es de hoy 6 de este dis.
Hodman, 8. Peon de albañil.
Hoe, 8. Azada, azadon. [don.
To Hoe, ea. Cavar la tierra con azada 6 an-
Hog, e. Puerco, cerdo. Hog’s pudding,
orcillas.
Hogcote, 8. V. Hogety.
Hoggorel, 8. id Oveja de dos años.
Hoggish, a. Porcuno.
Hoggishly, ad. Puercamente; vorazmente.
Hogzgishness, 8. Brutalidad, voracidad; co-
chinada.
Hogherd, & Porquero, porquerizo.
Hogo, 48. Olor fuerte.
Hog's-fennel, 2 (Bot.) Servato.
Hogshead, e Barril grande. (Amer.) Bocoy.
Hog-shearing, €. Mas es el ruido que ls
nueces,
+Hogstocr, 8. Jabali de tres años,
Hogsty, 8. Pobre zahurda,
e Paya; payo.—a. Rústico.
To Holden, en. Retozar; ugar con grosería,
To Hoist, va. Guindar, . (Náuv.) Tear.
Hoist, s. (Vulg.) El acto do levantar. V. Lift.
Holty-to Y a. Descuidado; jugueton.—
énterj. Ola! Tate!
To Hold, va. Tener, asir; agarrar; sostener:
juzgar, reputar; poscer, gozar; apostar:
continuar; conservar.—en. Valer:; te
nerse; durar; refronarse; depender de:
deducir. 7b Aold off, Apartar, alejar. To
én, Tener en sujeccion. hold
out, Ofrecer, proponer, mantener. Te
hold with one, Ser del partido ú opinion
de.
Hold, tnterj. Tonte! para! éstate quieto.
Hold, e. Presa; agarradero, asidero; prision.
; u.) Bodega : sa lento, toma
hold, uarte, lugar segura,
Hold 8. Embarazo, oposicion.
Molder, 8. Tenedor; agarrador; poseedor;
ab arrendador.
Holderforth, a. V. IFaranguer.
Holdfast, a. Cualquiera cosa que agarra; bar-
rilete, grapon, grapa, laha; apoyo; ham.
bre muy avaro. [der; coro, estribillo.
Holding, 8 Tenencia; arrendamiento ; po-
Hole, & Agujero, hueco; cueva; hoyo.
HOM
HOO
To Hole, on, Caer en un agujero.—va. Ca-
var, agujerear.
Holibut, a. Alot) Vine 080. Y. Hatibut.
Holiday, «. Y. Holyduy.
JHolily, ad. Piadosainente; santamente,
Holiness, $. Santidad, perfeccion; beatitud,
Holland, & Holanda, llenzo fino,
Hollands, 8. V. Gin.
Hollen, e. (Prov.) V. a
J[ollo, interj. Hola !—s. Grito, grita,
To Hollo, on. Gritar altamente.
Hollow, a. Hueco. ZZollorwo eyes, Ojos hun-
didos, Hollow heart, Corazon doble.—s.
Cavidad, caverna, cueva, canal, paso ; con-
cavidad, hueco. tar, vocear.
To Hollow, ea, Excavar; escotar.—on. Gri-
Hollowly, ad. Concavidades; traidora-
mente.
Jlollowness, 8. Cavidad, hueco; falacia.
Hollow-root, s. (Bot.) Fumaria 6 palomilla.
Holly, = (Bot) Acebo, árbol silvestre.
Hollyhock, e. (Bot.) Malva hortense.
Holm, s. Isleta de rio. (Bot.) Encina,
Holocaust, 8. Holocausto.
Holograph, 4. El testamento escrito entera-
mente de la mano del testador.
Holster, a. Funda de pistola. Z/olster-cap,
Caperuza,
Holy, a. Santo; puro; sagrado, santificado.
Holy-cross 6 Holy-rood day, 8. Dia de la in-
vencion de la santa Cruz.
Holyday, 8. Dia festivo; aniversario; feria.
Holydays, pl. Vacaciones.—a, Alegre,
festivo; brillante ; raro.
Holy-ghost, s. Espiritu santo.
Holy-one, €. Solo santo; dedicado al servi-
cio de Dios. [Nuestro Señor.
Holy-Thursday, e. Juéves de la ascension de
Holy-water, a. Agua bendita. lloly-water
eprinkler, Hisopo.
Holy-week, $. Sernana santa.
Homage, s. Homenaje. idad á,
To Homage, va. Reverenciar, profesar fide-
Homageable, a. Sujeto á homenaje.
Homager, 4. etica pa
Home, 8. Casa propia, morada, mansion;
lares, hogar; patria.
Horneborn, « Natural; doméstico.
Homebred, a. Nativo; casero; rudo; do-
méstico,
Homefelt, a. Privado, interno.
Homo-jest, a. Burla que toca á lo vivo.
Home- coping, a. El que no sale de casa.
Homeless, a. Destituido; sin casa ni hogar.
Homelily, ad. Domésticamonte.
Homeliness, 8. Simpleza, sencillez, falta do
cultivo; fealdad.
Ilomely, a. Liso; casero; feo; ignorante.—
ad. Llanamente, simplemente.
Home-made, a. Hecho en casa, [díos.
Homer, a. Homer, medida antigua de los ju-
Fome-speaking, 8. Modo de hablar sin ro-
deos y con eficacia, [casa; liso; grosero.
Hormespun, €. Casero; hecho en el país 6 cn
Homestall, Homestead, s. Sitio de la casa,
casa propia. hácia su pais.
Homevara. Jlomewards, ad.
Homicide, se. Homicidio; homicida,
JTomicíidal, a. Sanguinario, matador.
Homiletical, a. Social, tratablo,
i: Hooper, 6.
Homilist, e El predicador de homilias,
Homily, e. Homilia, sermon.
Ifominy, s. Maiz machacado.
Homogeneal, oo y reta a. Homogéneo.
Homogenealnesa, Homogeneity, Homoge-
Dcousness, 8. Homogencidad. _[justicia.
Homologation, s. Publicacion de un acto de
Homologous, a. Homologo.
Homonymous, a. Homónimo.
llomonymy, a. Homonimia; ambigiedad.
Homotonous, a. Dicese de las enfermedades
que guardan regularidad en sus paroxis-
03,
m
Hone, & Piedra de afilar.
Honeat, a, Honrado, recto; honesto, casto.
Honestly, «ud. Honradamente, honesta-
mente, castamente. (dad.
Honesty, a. Honestidad, honradez, integri-
Honey, 8. Miel; dulzura; voz de cariño,
To Honey, vta. Enmelar.—on. Hablar con
cariño.
Honey-bag, 8. El órgano en que la abeja llo-
va & la colmena la parte que recoge de las
flores con la cual fabrica la miel.
Honey-comb, 8. Panal. (Art.) Escarabajos,
Honey-dew, 8, Rocio dulce en las hojas de
algunas plantas, ,
Honeyed, a. Dulce, meloso, enmelado.
Honeyednesa, & Dulzura, halago.
Honey -flower, 8, (Bot.) Cerlflor.
Honey-harvest, s, Cosecha de la miel.
Honeyless, a. Sin miel
Honey-mouthed, a. Adulatorio, melifluo.
Honey-moon, Honey-month, 8, El primer
mes de casados,
Honey-stalk, s. (Bot.) Trebol V. Clorer.
Honeysuckle, e. (Bot.) Madreselva, sulla
Honeysweet, a Dulce como la miel,
Honey-tongue, s, Lengua melosa,
onor, 8. Honra, reverencia; rectitud, hon-
radez; gloria, fama; pudor, castidad ; dig-
nidad, honor, [tar, venerar.
To Honor, vta. Honrar, reverenciar, respe-
Honorable, a. Ilustre, nobles magnánimo,
honroso,
Honorableness, s. Honradez. camente,
Honorably, ad. Honorablemente, honorifi-
Honorary, 4. Honorario.
Honorer, 8, Honrador.
Honorlesa, a. Deshonrado.
Hood, €. Caperuza; capiroto; capilla,
To Hood, va. Cubrir con caperuza ó capirote,
Hoodman-blind, e. El juego do la gallina cle-
ga. Crea. engañar.
To Woodwink, ea. Vendar á uno los ojos;
Hoof, a. El casco de las bestias cabaliares,
To Hoof, on, Andar, moverse muy despacio.
Hoof-bound, a. Estrecho de cascos, [vo.
Hook, 8. Garabato, garfio; anzuelo; atracti-
To Hook, va. Enganchar; atrapar, canto
choso.
sar.
Hooked, a. Enganchado, encorvado, gan-
Hookednesa, 8. Encorvadura.
Hooker, @ Lo que engancha.
Hook-noeed, a. El que tiene nariz aguileña,
| Hooky, a. Lleno de ganchos.
Hácia casa, | Hoop, 8. Aro, arco; tontillo; arete.
To Hoop, va. Cercar.—on, Gritar. Hoop-
poles, Cujes.
onelcro,
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pde 8. (Méd.) Tos convulsiva,
Q
na.
Hoopoo, a (Orn.) Ababilla, [gritos.
To Hoot, en. Gritar, burlarse de uno do
Hoot, €. Grito, ruido, clamor.
Hootiag, e. Grito.
To Hop, vn, Baltar; cojear de un pló.—ea.
Mezolar el lúpulo en la cerveza.
Hop, 8. Salto, brinco. (Bot.) Lúpulo.
Hop-bind, a. Vástago de lúpulo.
Hope, e. Esperanza, conflanza ; cuesta, subl-
To Hope, on. Esperar; conflar.—ea. Espe-
rar con ansia. pop
Hopeful, a. Lleno de buenas calidades ; es-
Hopefully, ad, Con esperanza,
Hopefulness, a. Buena disposicion, aparien-
cla de buenas resultas, (scaperanzado.
opel a. Desesperado, desahuciado, de-
Hopeless ys ad. Sin esperanza.
Hoper, € El que tiene esperanza.
Hop-garden, Hop-yard, a, Plantio de lúpulos.
Hopingly, ad. Con esperanza.
Hop-oast, 8. Horno pera secar el lúpulo.
Hopper, 8. Brincador; tolva; sementero.
Hop-picker, 4. El que cogo los lúpulos.
Hopping, e. Baile.
Hop-pole, ¢ Palo para sostener el lúpulo,
Horal, Horary, a. Horario.
Horally, ad. A’ cada hora.
Horda, a. Horda, aduar, ranchería,
Horehound, $. eee Marrubio,
Horizon, €. Horizonte.
Horizontal, a. Horizontal.
Horizontally, ad. Horizontalmente.
Horn, a, Cuerno, asta, cacho; corneta,
Hornbeak, Hornfish, a. (Ict.) Aguja,
Hornbeam, +. (Bot.) Carpe, charmilla,
Hornblower, €. Trompctero, bocinoro.
Hornbook, 8. Cartilla, el cuaderno que con-
tleno los primeros rudimentos para apren-
dor á leer.
Hornedness, 8. A’ cuerno; sustancia cornea.
Horner, 8. que trabaja ou cuerno 6 los
vende.
Hornet, «, Tábano; abejon, avispon.
Hornfoot, 8. Lo que tiene cascos como los
de los caballos.
Horning, ¢. Crectente de la luna.
To Hornify, va. (Joc.) Encornudar.
Hornish, a, Duro; cornoo.
Hornless, a. Lo que no tiene cuernos.
Hornowl, 8, (Orn.) Bubo cornudo.
Hornpipe, $. Galta; un gúnero do baile,
Horn-shavings, 8. pl. Raspaduras de cuerno,
Horn-spoon, 8. Cuchara do cuerno,
Hornstone, 8. (Min.) Hornstcino 6 picdra de
cuerno.
Horn-tip, a Punta do cuerno.
Hornwork, 4. (Fort.) Hornabeque.
Horny, @. Hecho de cuerno; calloso.
Horography, 8. Gnomónica, el arte de cons-
truir relojes de sol.
Horologe, 1 arios a. Cualquier instrumen-
to para medir el tiempo.
Horologiography, 8, El conocimiento de los
instrumentos que siryen señalar las
horas; gnoménica. vidir las horas,
Horometry, €. Horometria, cl arte de medir
Jloroscope, €. Torósco
Horrible, We Horrible; horrendo; enorme.
Norribleuees, $. Horribilidad.
Horribly, ad. Worriblemente, enormemente
Horrid, a. Horrible, bórrido ; áspero; or
curo.
Horridly, ad. Enormemento, horriblemente.
Horridness, 8. Enormidad, horror,
Horrific, a. Horrifico.
Horrisonous, a. Horrisono.
Horror, ¢. Horror, terror; detestacion.
da. | Horse, a. Caballo. Saddle-horee, Caballo da
silla. Pack-horse, Caballo de carga. Race
horse, Caballo de carrera. Cart-kore,
Caballo de carro.
To Horse, 04. Montar á caballo; cabaloar.
Horsc-aloes, a. Acibar caballuno. — [einote
Horseback, €. Lomo de caballo, asiento dC
Horsebean, €. (Bot) Haba panosa 6 caba! ¡a-
na.
Horseboat, s. Barco para trasportar caballos
Horseblock, a. Montador 6 montadero.
Horseboy, €, Mozo de caballos. [balka
Horsebreaker, e. Picador 6 domador de cs-
Morsochostnut, 4. (Bot.) Castaño de Indias
Morsecloth, e, Mantilla do caballo,
Horse-colt, e, Potro.
Horsecomb, 8. Almohaza, Jocker.
Horse-courser, & Traficante en Y.
Horse-doctor, €. Albéltar.,
Horsedung, e. Estiércol de caballos.
Horseface, a. Cara grande
Horseflesh, e. Carne de caballo,
Horsofly, 4. Moscarda 6 moscardon,
Ho ards, 2. pi. Guardias do á caballo.
Horsehatr, s. Crin de caballo.
Horsekeeper, e. Establero,
Horselaugh, a. Carcajada
Horselecch, 8. Sanguijuela; albéitar.
Horselitter, e. Litera de dos caballos.
Horseload, 8. Carga de caballo.
Horso-mackerel, e. (Ict.) Caballa, alacha
Horseman, $. Jinete; soldado de á caballa.
Horsemanship, s. Manejo; cquitacton.
Horsemeat, e. Y. Procender.
Horsemill, ¢. Molino que mueven homlre
6 caballerías. os cabalin |
Horse-milliner, e, El gre vende adornos fan '
Horsemint, s. (Bot.) Mastranzo.
Horseplay, s. Chanza pesada,
Horsepond, e. Estanque para los caballos
Horserace, €. Corrida de caballos,
Horseradish, 8. (Bot) Rábano picante.
Horseshoe, €. Herradura do lo.
Horsestealer, a. Cuatrero, ladron de caballa
Horsetall, s. (Bot.) Cola de caballo,
Horseway, 8. Camino de herradura,
Horsewhip, £ Litigo. (Cuba) Chueb»
(Mex.) Cuarta, (<0.
To Horsewhip, va. Azotar, castigar con lat-
Ilortation, e. Kxhortacion.
Hortativo, a, Exhortacion.—a. Exhortatorio
Hortatory, a. Exhortatorio.
Horticultural, a. Lo que perteneec al culti-
vo de los jardines.
Horticulture, e. Jardineria.
Horticulturist, «. Aficionado á 6 diestro ea
el arte de cultivar los jardines.
Hortnlan, a. Perteneciente 4 las buertas 6
jardines.
Hortas siccus, e. (Bot.) Herbario seco,
Hosanna, 8. Hosana; alabanza á Dios.
HOU
HUF
Hose, 2. Bragas, calzones; medias. (Nán.) | Household-stuff, a. Ajuar de una casa.
Mangueras,
Flosier, 8. Mediero.
Housekeeper, 8. Amo de casa; persona ca-
sera; ama de llaves.
Hospitable, a. E afable, caritativo. | Housekeeping, e. Provisiones para una’ ca-
Hospitableness, £. Hospitalidad.
Hospitably, ad. Hospitalmento.
Hospital, a, rl ae
Hospitality, 8, Hospitalidad.
Hospitaller, e, el gd. hospitalero,
Hospital-ship, 8. (Nán.) Barco de hospital.
sa.—«, Doméstico, casero.
House-lamb, 8. Cordero criado y engordado
en casa. [puntera.
Houseleek, 8. bia Siempreviva 6 yorba
Houseless, a. Sin habitacion 6 sin casa.
Housemald, s. Criada de casa,
Host, ¢. Huésped; mesonero; hueste; hos- | House-pigeon, & Paloma doméstica,
tia.
Hostage, 8. Rehen; prenda. [ama. '
Hostesa, af P d
Fosteas-sbip, 8
Hostile, a. Hostil.
Hostilely, ad. Hostilmento.
Hostility, 8. Mostilidad.
To Hostilize, ea. Hostilizar.
Hostler, & Mozo de paja y cebada.
Hostless, a. Inhospitable.
Flostry, 8. Hostería, meson; establo.
arácter de posadera.
era, patrona, huespeda, .
| House-stuff, 8, Menaje, alhajas.
| Housewarming, 2. El convite que se da al
House-raiser, 3. El que edifica una casa.
Houserent, 8. Alquiler do casa.
Houseroom, €. Cabimiento 6 cabida de casa.
tiempo de estrenar una casa nueva.
Housewife, af. Ama de una casa; madre do
illa. [mujor casera.
Flousewifely, ad. Con la economia de una
Housewifery, 8. La ocupacion y economía
del ama de casa. cion.
Hot, a. Cálido; ardiente; fervoroso; pt-| Housing, 8. Gualdrapa; habitacion ; pobla-
cante; violento; lascivo.
Hotbed, ¢. Era, Panta cubierto con capas
Hot-brained, a. Violento, furioso. Unos ge...
Hotch-potch, 84. Almodrote. V. Hodge-
Hot-cockles, 8. Juego de muchachos.
Hotel, €. Posada, fonda.
Hot-headed, a. Vehemente, f , colérico.
Hothouse, $. Estuta; mancebia; reserva-
torio. [lascivamente.
Hotly, ad. Con calor; vehementemente;
Hotness, 8. Calor, ardor, faror.
Hotpress, 8. Prensa recargada. Mentes
To Hotpress, ta. Prensar con laminas ca-
Hotpresser, 8. Prensador con planchas ca-
lientes. (lento.
Hotspur, & Especig de guisante.—a. Vio-
Hotspurred, a. Vehemente, procipitado.
Hottentot, e. Hotentote ; salvaje; brutal.
To Hough, ea. Desjarretar, descuadrillar;
cavar con azada. [V. Hock. VY. Hoe.
Hough, s, Jarrete; corvejon de las bestias.
Hound, 4. Sabueso. Greyhound, Galgo,
(Nau.) V. Cheeks. (de CAZA.
To Hound, ea. Cazar, perseguir con perros
Hounde-tongue, 8. (Bot.) Cinoglosa, lengua |+To Huck, en. V. To Hag
@ perro.
Jloundtree, a, a Cornejo.
Houp, & (Orn.) Y. Zoopoo.
Hour, $. Hora
Hourglass, 8. Ampolleta 6 se
Hourband, e. Horario, la saeti
la hora.
Honri, 8. Huri.
Hourly, ad, A’ cada hora,
Hourplate, e, Mnestra do reloj.
Housage, 8. Almacenaje.
House, 4. Casa; edificio. Country-house, |
Casa de campo. Familia, linaje; mesa. |
Summer-house, Glorieta.
To House, ea. aaa oe Residir.
Housebreaker, 8. El ladron que fuerza las
puertas de una casa para robaria.
Housebreaking, @ Robo con quebranta-
aniento de puertas.
Flouse-dog, e. Mastin. [casero,
Household, e. Casa. l7ousehold bread, Pan
Householder, 2, Amo do casa,
do arena.
—(, Frecuonte.
uentemonte, | Huckstereas, af Re
[de estiércol , Housing, s. (Náu.) Piola, cabito para varios
USOS.
Hove, pret. del verbo To Heave.
Hovel, 8, Cobertizo, choza, cabaña,
To Hovel, va. Abrigar en cabaña.
tHoven, part. pas, de Leave. Hinchado,
elevado.
To Hover, on. Colgar; dudar; rondar.
Jlow, ad. Como, cuan, cuanto. How far ?
A’ que distancia? How long? Cuanto
tiempo ?
Howbeit, ad. No obstante, sin embargo.
However, ad. En todo vaso, á lo ménos;
no obstante. [tero.
Howitz, Howitzer, 8. Obus, especie de mor-
To Howl, en. Aullar; dar alaridos; rugir.
Howl, a. Aullo; alarido; rugido.
Howlet, a. Y. Oud.
Howling, & Aullido; grito. V. Hor.
Howsoever, ad. Como quiera; aunque.
Hoy, a. (Náu.) Buque de e de una cu-
bierta.—interj, (Nau.) Hola. la.
Hubbnb, e. (Vulg.) Alboroto, batahola, bu-
Hubbub-boo, 8. Grito alto, tamente fanebre.
y
Hackaback, s. Lienzo basto para servilletas,
+Huckle, 8, V. Zip.
Huckle-backed, a. Jorobado.
+Hucklebone, 4. Cia, el hueso de la cadera.
Muckster, 8. Regaton, revendedor; perillan.
la que indica | To Huckster, on. Regatoncar.
Hucksterage, s. Regatonería, tráfico en gó-
neros de poco valor.
tona, revendedora,
To Huddle, ca. Tapujar, arrebujar.—en.
Venir en tropel. [alboroto.
Huddle, se. Tropel, confusion, barahunda,
Huddler, +. Chapucero.
Hue, & Color, tez del rostro; clamor.
Huff, a. Bufido; altivez, gruñido.
To Huff, va. Bravear, gruñir.—on, Patear
de enfado.
Hate & gg earl lante, 1 diera
uffish, a. Arrogante, petulan mperti-
Huflishly, ad. Con arrogancia, petulancia;
insolentemente,
Huffishness, s. Petulancia, eee
HUM HUS
To Hug, ea. Abrazar, halagar ; abrazarse
fuertemento 4 alguna cosa. Jueo.
ug, $. Abrazo aprotado, Humorsomely, ad. Caprichosamente, eno-
Huge, a. Vasto, grande, enorme. Hump, € Joroba, giba, corcova. [buna,
Hugel , ad, Enormomente, " ¡Humpbackod, a. Jorobado, corcovado, gi-
Hugeness, 8. Magnitud, grandeza enorme. To lunch, ea. Dar de puñadas 6 de codazus
Hugger-mugger, €. (Vulg.) Secreto, soledad, | Hunch, e. Golpe, codazo; giba, corcova
Hamorsome, a, Caprichoso, petulante, eno.
[jadamente.
retiro, Hunchbacked, a, Jorobado, corcovada.
ce age 8. Ugonote 6 hugonote. Hundred, a. Ciento.—s. Centenar. ByXAun-
Hulk, 8. (Nñu.) Casco, cuerpo de la embar-| dreda, A’ centenares.
cacion ; armatoste; ponton. Nundredth, a. Centésimo. de vaca
To Hulk, ea. Desentrañar. lung, pp. To Hang. Hung , Cecira
Tlalky, a. Tosco, grueso y O. Hungary-water, 8 A de la reina de
Hull, a Ciscara, Lull of a bean, Vaina| Hungria; clerto perfame.
do lan habas. [Mondar. | Hanger, «. Hambre; deseo grande. [sia
To Hull, en, Navegar A palo seco.—4a. ¡ To Hunger, en. Hambrear; desear con ac-
Huy, a. Cascarudo. Hungerbit, Hungerbitton, a. Hambrienta.
Ilulver, Y. Z/olly. {tar en voz baja. | Hungerly, Hungry, a. Hambriento; voraz;
To Hum, ca. y n Zumbar; susurrar; can-| estéril.
Hum, $. Zumbido; ruido suave. ' Hungrily, ad, Hambrientamente.
Human, a. Hamano. [afable. | Hunke, Hombre sórdido y avaro. [=
llumane, 4, Humano, apacible, compasivo, ¡ To Hunt, va. Montear, cazar; seguir; bi~
Humanely, ad. Humabamente, benigna-; Hunt, e. Cazador; jauria; caza,
monte. Hunter, 4. Montero, cazador; podenco; es-
Humanist, e. Tumanista ballo do caza.
Humanity, 4. Humanidad; ol linaje huma- | Hunting, s. Monteria, caza. [pa de caza.
no; dulzura, benevolencia; humanidades, | Hunting-horo, s. Corneta de monte, tru-
To Humanize, ta, Humanar, bumanizar, | Hunting-horse, £ Caballo de caza Y.
suavizar las costumbres. Hunter,
Humankind, e. El linaje humano. Hunting-match, e, Partida de caza.
Humanly, ad. Humanamento. V. Hw-| Iuntress, af Cazadora.
Huntsman, a. Montero, cazador de morte
Huntsmanship, 8. Calidades necesarias pan
ser buen cazador.
Hurden, @ Especio de llenzo basto.
Hurdle, €. Zarzo; seron. [mimbres
To Ifurdle, ea. Hacer cercas de palos 5
Humbleness, £ Humildad. Murds, e. Estopas, desecho de cáñamo ó li: :
Humbler, 8. Humillador. nado.
or 2. Tiorba, instrumento m:-
lumbles, & pl Despojo 6 entrañas do ve-
manely.
Humble, a. Humilde, modesto, bajo, casero.
To Humble, oa. Humillar, postrar, abatir
el orgullo. [Quolone.
Humpblebee, a. (Ent.) Abeja silvestre. (Bot.)
Humble-mouthed, a, Manso, blando.
sico.
Humbling, 8 MHumillacion, abatimiento, | To Hurl, ea. Tirar; arrojar.—en. Impeler.
rendimiento. Harl, e. El acto de tirar, 0 arrojar; albon +.
Humbly, ad. Humildemente, Huribat, e. Especie de garrote 6 cachiporra
Humbug, & (Vulg.) Trampantojo, patraña, | Murlcr, a, El que arroja ó impele.
trampa, embuste, fraudo; vaya. Hurling, & Especio de juego de pelota.
To Humbug, va. Embancar, alucinar, em- | Harly-barly, Baraunda, alborota, orrf2-
bausanar. sion. nde á ¡viva!
Jlumdrum, a. Torpe, lerdo, tonto, necio. Hurrab, e's Exclamacion que corr
To Humect, To Humectate, oa. Humedecer. | Hurricane, 8. Huracan. estad.”
Humectation, 8. Humectacion. Hurrier, e. Acelerador, apresurador; ro--
+Ilumective, a. Humectativo. [hombro.|To Hurry, va. auohellar, apresurar, prec>
Tlinmeral, a. Humeral, Jo que pertenece al} _pitar.—en. Atropellarsa. der
Humid, «. Himedo. Hurry, 2, Precipitacion; confusion, dex-t-
Humidity, e, Humedad. bi ad. Confusamente, con t:-
Humiliation, 8. Humillacion, mortificacion. | multo.
Humility, 8. Humildad, surnision. Hurst, a, uecilla,
Hummer, 8. Alabador, zambon. To Hurt, va. Dañar; herir; ofender.
Humming, 2 Zambido. Hart, 2, Mal, daño; gol herida,
Humming-bird, 4 (Orn.) Gualnambi. Hurter, 8. Dañador, heridor, injuriador.
lMummock, 8. Montecito, colina. Hurtful, a. Pernicioso, dañoso, funesto, it
lHummunma, € Baños calientes. urioso.
Humor, 8, Humor; genio; capricho, Hurtfally, ad. Dañosamente.
To Humor, ea. Satisfacer, agradar. Hurtfulness, 8. Maldad, malignidad.
Humoral, a. Humoral. Hurtleberry, £. Arándano, fruta silvestre.
Humorist, +. Un hombre caprichoso; fan- | Hurtless, a. Inocente,
tástico; bufon. [toso, placentero. | Hurtlesaly, ad. Inocentementa
Humorous, 4. Caprichndo, antojadizo, chis- | Hurtlessness, a. Inocencia,
Humoroualy, ad, Jocusamente; capricho- | Husband, 8. Marido.
samente. antojo. | To Husband, va. Cultivar y labrar la tierra
A rr $. Humorada; inconstancia, | Husbandless, a. Soltera, mujer sin marido,
HYP
ICE
JTusbandman, €. Labrador, vinador.
Husbandry, s. Labranza, agricultura : eco-
nomía. [llado,
Flush, interj, Chiton! paz!—a. Quieto, ca-
To Fíusb, ea. Apaciguar, acallar; mitlgar;
callar.
Flush-money, @ Cohecho, soborno.
Husk, e. Cáscara, vaina, pellejo.
To Husk, va, Doscascarar, despellejar. -
Hasked, a. Lo que ticne cáscara 6 pellejo,
Huskiness, s. Ronquora; el estador do te-
ner Cáscara. [co.
Husky, a. Lo que abunda en cáscaras; ron-
JTussar, 8. Húsar.
Hussy, 8. Buena matia, alhaja, plendilla;
ostuche para agujas, hilo, etc. (dir.
To a oa. Escaramuzar; empujar, sacu-
To Huswife, va. Gobernar la casa con eco-
nomía,
Fiuswife, a, La mujer casera. [galmente.
Huswifely, a. Frugal, cuidadoss.—ad. Fru-
Huswifery, € El gobierno domestico perte-
neciente á las mujeres,
Hut, € Choza, cabaña, barraca,
To Hat, eva. (MIL) Alojar tropas.
Hatch, 4. Arca, cesto, cofre.
To Hutch, oa. Atesorar, recoger.
Jluzza, inter}. Viva!
To Huzza, en. Vitorear, aclamar.
Hyacinth, 2. (Bot.) Jacinto, (Min.) Jacin-
to, piedra preciosa.
Tlyacinthine, €. Hecho de jacinto.
Hybrid, Hybridous, a, Mestizo,
Hydatides, 8. pl. (Cir.) Hidátidos.
Hydra, e. Hidra, monstruo fabuloso.
Hydragogues, 8. pl. (Méd.) Hidrag
Hydraulic, Hydranulical, a. Hidráulico.
Hydraulics, 2. pZ Hidráulica, [ss.
Hydrocele, €. (Cir.) Hidrocele, hernia acuo-
Hydrocephalona, €. (Mód,) Hidrocéfalo.
Hydrodynamics, 8. pl. Hidrodinámica.
Hydrogen, a. (Qaim.) Hidrógeno.
Jl ydrographer, 8. Hidrógrafo.
H ydrographical, a. Hidrografico.
Hyd hy, & Hidrografía, (aguas.
Hydrology, & Hidrologla, descripcion de Jas
Hydromancy, 8. Hidromancia,
Hydromel, & Hidromel, aguamiel
Hydrometer, €. Hidrémetro.
Hydrometry, 8. Hidrometria.
Hydrophobia, Hydrophoby, a. Htdrofobia.
Hydropte, Hydro foal, A. Hidrópico,
Hydrostatical, a, Hidrostático. — -
Hydrostatically, ad. Hidrostáticamente,
Hydrostatics, 8 pl. Hidroatatica,
Jiydrus, & Culebra 6 serpiente de agua.
Hyemal, a. Hiemal, invernizo,
Hyena, & Hiena, animal fiero. [salud.
velas, E na modo ue: tii ad la
ygrometer, ily pe, & Higrómetro.
By proscople, a, que tiene afinidad con
ol agua.
Hymen, a Himeneo. (Nupcial.
Hymeneal, Hymenean, e. Himeneo.—a,
Hymn, $. Himno.
Hymnie, a. Perteneciente á los himnos,
Jiymnology, €. Coleccton do himnos.
To Hyp, va. Melancolizar, entristecer, des-
animar.
Hy por, Sobre: úsase en composicion.
Hyperbola, a. (Geom.) Hipérboll
Hyperbole, 8. Mipérbole; figura retórica;
exageración.
Hyperbolic, Hyperbolical, a. Hiperbélieo.
Hyperbolically, ad. Hiperbélicamente.
Hyperbolist, a. Exagerador.
To Hrperboliza: on. Usar de hipérboles.—
va. Exagerar.
Hyperborean, a. Hiperbóreo.
Hypercritic, 8, Crítico austero.—a. Crítico,
Hypercritical, a. Crítico severo.
Hyperdulía, Hyperduly, 8. Hiperdulia.
Ty pericon; Hypericum, 3. (Bot.) Hipericon,
ipérico.
Hypermoter, 4. Lo que excede 4 una medi-
da doterminada.
Hypersarcosis, a. (Cir.) Hipersarcésis.
Hyphen, s. Figura que denota la union de
partos de una voz.
Hypocaust, e. Hipocansto.
Hypochondres, 2. pl. Hipocóndrios.
Hypochondria, RO cnondriann, e. Hipo-
condria, melancolía,
Hypochondriac, s, Hipocondriaco.
Hypochondriac, Hypochondriacal, a, Hipo-
condriaco, hi ndrico, melancólico,
Hypec hondriacism, @ Melancolía, hipocon-
Hypochondriasia, a. Hipocondria.
Hypocist, s. (Bot.) Hipocistide 6 hipocisto,
Hypocrisy, e. Hipocresia, disimulo.
Ty ocritie, Hy ppenitien Hipserita false
ypocritic, Hypocritical, a. ocr
Mypocritically, ad. Hi cannes e
Hypogastric, a. Hi trico,
li ypogastrium, 8, Hipogastro, edificio,
Hypogeum, a Sótano y cuarto bajo de un
Hypostasis, a (Teol.) Hipóstasis, sna
Sedimento de la orina. [perso
Hypostatical, a. iy vane constitutivo;
Hypostatically, ad. Mipostáticamente.
Hypotenuse, Hypothenuse, a. Hipotenusa,
To Hypothecate, va. Hipotocar, empeñar.
Hy, naa A ipóteels
y po 8.
Hypothetic, Hypothotical, a. Hipotético,
Hypothetically, ad. Condicionalmente,
Hyrse, e. (Bot.) Mijo.
Hyssop, a. (Bot.) Hisopo.
Hysteric, Hysterical, a, Histérico.
Hysterica, a. Histórico, speroxianie histérica,
Hythe, 2. Puerto, V. lilha,
L
I tieno varios sonidos; uno breve, que
co nde al de la £ castellana, como en
pin, lid; y otro muy semejante al
el diptongo español a4, como on sign,
mild, find. Lat tieno tambien otro so-
nido entre la e y o españolas en sir, bird,
shirt. Ninguna voz puramente inglesa
acaba on f. letra mayúscula,
I, pron. pera, Yo: se be siempre con
lambio, a. (Poét.) Ydémbico, pid yambo.
Ibex, & I’bice, cabra do montes,
Ibis, e. (Orn.) I’bis. (e
Ice, & Miolo, Jce-dound, pone de hie-
To Ice, ca? Helar. Tb dos with sugar, Ga-
rapiñar.
Iceberg, a. Lurte 6 montaña de nieve.
Joebulít, a. Formado de hivlo.
I €. Helado, sorbete.
Icehouse, 8. Neveria.
Iceland moa, $. (Bot.) Liquen de Islandia.
Ichneumon, 8. Icnóumon. (Ent.) Espocie
do mosca.
Ichnographical, a. Icnográfico,
Ichnography, €. Icnografia.
Ichor, a. lcor, serosidad acre do la sangre.
Ichorous, a. Icoroso.
Iohthyoocolla, a. Colapez 6 cola de pescado.
Ichthyology, e. Ictiología.
Ichthyophagy, e. Ictiofagia.
Icicle, 8, Cerrion, carámbano do nieve.
Iciness, e. Congelacion.
Icing, 8. Cubierta de azúcar garapifiado.
Ieonoclast, 8. Iconoclasta.
Iconoclastic, a. Iconoclastico.
Icon phy, 8. Iconografía.
Iconolater, 8. Iconólatra.
Iconology, 8. Icnología, [ricia,
Icterical, a. Ictérico; remodio contra la icto-
Ioy posted: e Cablerto de gotas de Molo
cy- a, e o go e hielo
rá, contraccion de J would,
Idea, a. Idea, imágen mental,
Ideal, a. Ideal, mental, intelectual,
To Idealize, on. Formarse ideas,
Ideally, ad. Mentalmente, intelectualmente.
To Ideate, oa. Idear.
Identic, Identical, a. Idéntico.
Identically, ad. Idónticamente,
Identicalness, e. Identidad.
Identification, & El acto de Identificar.
To Identify, ea. Identificar.
Identity, e. Identidad. [Romanos,
Ides, a. 1'dun, cl 18 6 15 del mes entre los
Idi , 8. Idiócrasis 6 idiocrasia,
Idtocratical, a. Idiocrático.
Idiocy, a. Idiotez; necedad.
Idtom, @ Idioma; lenguage, dlalecto.
Idiomatic, Idiomatical, a. Idiomático.
Id:opathy, 8. Idiopatia. (Méd.) Enfermedad
itiva.
Idiosynerasy, 8. Idiosincrasia.
Idiot, a. Idiota; hombre bobo y stmpla
1dlotic, Idiotical, a. Tonto, necio; simple,
1diotism, e. Idiotismo; necodad; ignorancia.
To Idiotiza, on. Volverse necto; embrute-
Corse, (til, vano, frivolo; estéril.
Idle, a. Ocioso, desocupado, hol. ; inú-
To Idle, en. Holgazanear.—va, Gastar
samente. [
HFdle-headed, a. Tonto, desrazonable; infa-
Idlences, 8. Ociosidad, poreza, holgazanoria ;
trivialidad, frivolidad.
Idle- a. Tonto, cstapido.
Idler, 4. Haragan, ho poor
Idly, ad. Ociosamente; inútilmente,
Idol, @ I'dolo; imágen.
Idolater, e. Idólatra; amante, admirador.
Idolatresa, 8. Idólatra.
tIdolatrical, a. Idolátrico.
To Idolatrize, va, Idolatrar, adorar.—on.
Ofrecer culto de idolatría.
Idolatrous, a. Idolátrico,
Leire ad, Idolatradamente.
Idolatry, £. Idolatria, adoracion de los hia
+Idoliam, e. Culto de y defensa de idoisins
Idolist, £ El que da culto á las imagenes
To Idolize, ea. Idolatrar; amar con exceso,
Idolizer, e. El que ama hasta la adoracion.
Idoneoas, a. Idóneo, apto, conveniente,
Idyl, e. Idilio. V. Pastoral.
L a, contrac. de Id asf. Es decir; esto +4
If, conj. Si; aunque; dado que; suparst>
que; aun cuando, J
faith, ad. por In fala. A’ fo Lap
Lega a. i'gneo.
o Ignify, oa. Encender.
Ignifluous, a, ans echa fuego; ignifera
Ignipotent, a, (Poét.) Ignipotenta,
Ignis fatuus, a. Fuego fátuo, helena, fac
do San Telmo.
To Ignite, va, Encender, pegar
Ignidon, 8. Ignicion. (Quim.) Tene see,
eaves ve (Post) i
vomous, a YOMO,
Igvoble, a. Innoble, os indigno, vÍ:
Ignominio 5 Ignominiosamente.
Ignominy, 8. Ignominia, infamia, deshoors
Ignoramuas, 3, lenorents tonto, simple.
Ignorance, 3. Ignorancia, insdvertencia.
Ignorant, a. Ignorante; ignorado.—a. Iz
rante,
Jencraat, ad. Ignorantemente.
© Ignore, va, Ignorar.
Mex, 8. (Bot.) a.
Nliac, a. (Méd.) Iliaco,
Lik, a. (Ant.) Lo mismo.
lll, a. Malo, cnfermo, doHente.—e. Mal, rs
pes eres infortunio.—ad,. Mal >
n
Illacerable, a. Dacerable.
Illapse, £. Entrada gradual de una cosa e
otra; acometimiento repentina.
To Illaqueate, ea. Embarazar, enredar.
Ilaqueation, 8. Enredo, embarazo.
Illation, €. llacion, consecuencia,
Mlativa, a. Hativo, conclusivo, .
Ilatively, ad. Por ilacion ó conclusion.
Illaudable, a. In o de alabanza.
lllaudably, ad. In amente,
Miecebrous, a. Lleno de halagos y enga:
Ilegal, a. 11 lo que es contra ley.
Més ef tite tag! algara
o Ile eva. Hacer cosa.
Illegally, ad. Jlegalmente.
Illegalnesa, ¢. Negalidad. se puede )-”.
Nlegibility, e. Hlegible, a. Negible, lo que :
Tllegibly, ad. De un modo ilegible.
Ilegitimacy, e. legitimidad.
Nlegitimate, a. legitimo; bastardo; falso.
To Jllogitimate, oa. legitimar.
Illegitimately, ad. lNlegitimamentea,.
Illegitimation, 4, legitimids!;
Illev aca Lo ed exigid
eviable, a. ue no puede ser ida.
Ill-faced, a. Feo. i
Ill-favored, a. Disforme, feo, malhecha.
11l-Mvoredly, ad. Con deformidad ; de mi
talante; rudamente,
111-favoredness, e. Deformidad, fealdad.
IMA
IMM
Jllíberal, a. Innoble; tacaño, avaro.
Jlliberality, a. Tacañería; poquedad.
Illiberally, ad. Ruinmente, bajamente,
Iti ai ment
tly, ad. mente.
Jllícitness, e. llegalidad.
J!limitable, a. llimitable.
Ulimitably, ad. Ilimitadamente.
1llimited, a. Himitado.
Jlliteracy, a. Falta de literatura; ignorancia,
Hliterate, a. Indocto, ignorante, fliterato.
Illiterateness, £, La falta de ciencia. [cla.
rides Fo Falta de literatura, ignoran-
Jll-lived, a. Malvado.
Ill-looking, a. Mal carado. [genio.
Ill-nature, & Malevolencia, malicia; mal
1ll-natured, a. Malóvolo, nocivo; áspero de
genio. [intencion.
Ill-nataredly, ad. De mala gana; con mala
Tlogieal a, logically, ad’ {Nogiealnes
a. y, ad. nessa, 8.
En oposicion & las reglas de la lógica 6
razon.
IM-princtpled, a. Inmoral; inicno,
Ii-eatisfied, a. Disatisfecho, descontento.
Jllshaped, a. Disforme, irregular, mal hecho,
1ll-sounding, a. Mal sonante.
i-starred, a, Malaventurado, desdichado.
Ill-treated, a. Maltratado, viado,
To Hlude, ta. Engañar, befar, mofar.
To Iilume, €a. Huminar, aclarar.
To Illuminate, ea. llominar; alombrar;
ilustrar; inspirar.
Iluminate, a. Iluminado, instruido (tómase
casi slempre en mal sentido).
Tilumination, 8. lluminacion; alumbrado;
luminarias; esplendor; inspiracion.
Muminative, a, lluminativo.
INuminator, 8. Iluminador, nate,
To Iltumine, va. Luminar, V. 7o Tlumt-
Illusion, €. Husion, engaño, imaginacion en-
gañosa.
Mustve, a. Tlusivo, falso, engañoso.
Illusively, ad. Falsamente, aparentemente,
1 lusiveness, €. Ilucion, apariencia falsa,
Hilusory, a. Ilusorio, fantástico; engañoso,
To Illustrate, va. Jlustrar; engrandecer;
aclarar, explicar.
Tlustration, €. Ilustracion, elucidacion,
Illustrative, a. Ilustrativo, oxplicativo,
Illustratively, ad. Explicitamente,
Illustrator, 8. Ilustrador. [cólebre.
Hlustrious, a, Ilustre, esclarecido; 1 o,
lilustriously, ad, lustremente, esclarecida-
mente, [bleza.
Jll:ustriousness, 8. Eminencia, grandeza, no-
y1- e. Injusticia; crueldad ; mal trato.
Ili-wHÍ, a. Mala voluntad, tirria, aversion.
111-wfller, 8. Malqueriente.
I'm, contrac. do Jam, Yo soy 6 estoy.
Im, U'saso en composicion por Jn.
Image, $. Imágen, efigie, estatua; idolo;
figura; apariencia,
Image-worship, 8. El culto de las imágenes.
To Image, ea. Imaginar. {imaginacion.
Imagery, & Estátua, pintura; apariencia;
ppt a. Im ple pa
m t, & y a. El que imagina.
Imaginary, a. ioisinada.
Jimaginatlon, e. Imaginacion; invencion,
e
pensamiento; aprehension, idea fantásti-
ca, vision,
Imaginative, a, Imaginativo. [inventar.
To Imagine, ta, Imaginar; pensar, concebir,
Imaginer, 8. El que imagina, idea 6 inventa.
a e. Imaginacion, fantasia. [ros.
To Imbarn, ea. Entrojar, encerrar en grane-
To Imbase, va. Adulterar. V. To Embase.
—tn. Disminuirse en valor.
To Imbathe, va. Bañarse; empapar ol alma.
Imbecile, a, Imb¿cil, necio, tonto.
Imbecility, a. Imbecilidad; impotencia.
Imbedded, V. Embedded.
Imbellic, a. El que no es belicoso ; pacifico.
End mans, a
o Im ea. ; empapar, chupar,
Imbiber, «. Embebedor.
To Imbliter; va, Agriary es irritar
o Im , VA, : exasperar ; A
Imbitterer, e. (Prov. Amer.) Amargador,
or.
To Tinbod , ea. Incorporar; agregar, unir,
To Imbolden, ea. Animar, alentar, esforzar.
To Imborder, ea. Terminar, guarnecer,
Aro Ta Emboscarse, ocult
o Im on, ocultarse.
To Imbosom, va. Ensenar; tratar con cariño,
To Imbound, ea. Cercar, encerrar.
To Imbow, va. Abovodar, bower.
To Imbower, va, Enramar.—on. Zo Em-
Imbowment, 8. Bóveda, arco.
To Imbox, ca. Encajonar.
To Imbranglo, oa. V. 70 Entangle,
+Imbred, a, Innato. V. Inbred.
Imbricate, a. Puesto uno sobre otro.
Imbricated, 4. Imbricado, cosa dentada y
acanalada, E de las conchas.
Imbrication, 8. Desigualdad cóncava como
To Imbrown, ea. Oscurecer; qúitar la blan-
cura,
To Imbrue, ea, Remojar. Zo tmbdrue one’s
hands in blood, Teñir sus manos en san-
gre. tocerse,
To Imbruto, va. Embrutecer.—on. Embrn-
To Imbue, va. Tinturar, teñir; imbuir, in-
fundir. :
To Imburse, oa. Embolsar.
Imitability, +. La calidad de ser imitable,
Imitable, a. Imitable,
To Imitate, ca. Imitar; remedar; coplar.
pate e. Imitacion; copia; ucion
re.
Imitative, a. Imitativo, imitado. .
Imitator, €. Imitador.
Imitatorship, a. Imitacion.
Immaculate, a. Inmaculado, puro.
Immaculately, ad. Inmaculadamente.
Immaculateness, 3. Pureza, inocencia,
mi & Lo que tione malla,
Immalleable, a. Inmaleable. [6 grillos,
To Immanacle, va. Aprisionar con esposas
Immane, a. Vasto, enorme,
Immanely, ad. Monstruosamente. seco.
Immanent, a. Inmanente, inherente, intrín-
Immanity, a. Barbaridad, ferocidad.
+Immarcessible, a. Inmarceaible.
Immartial, a. (Poo us.) Pacifico.
To Immask, ea. Enmascarar, disfrazar,
Immatchable, a, Incomparable.
Immaterial, a. Espiritual; fitil; aia
Immatertaltty, a. Inmatorialidad, esplrituali-
Immaterialized, a. Incorpóreo, espiritual
Iminaterialist, a. Inmaterlalista.
Imunaterially, ad, Espiritnalmente.
Immaterialness, €. Inmatertalidad.
+Immateriate, a. Incorpóreo.
Immature, a. Inmaturo; temprano, precoz.
Immatarely, ad. Temprano, muy presto.
Immatureness, Immaturity, a. Falta de ma-
durez.
Immeasurable, ¢. Inmensurable, inmenso.
Immeasurably, ad. Inmensamente,
immechanical, @. Lo que no está conforme
& 1s reglas de la mecánica.
Imn «tiacy, a Independencia absoluta.
Im «late, a, Inmediato. — [incontinente,
Immediately, ad. Inmediatamente, luego,
Immediatencss, 2. Presencia inmediata.
Immedicable, a. Incurable, irremediablo,
Immelodious, a. Discorde. (memoria.
Immemorable, a. Lo que no es digno de
Immemorial, a. Inmemorial. ri
Immemorially, ad. De un modo inmemo-
Immense, a. Inmengo, Infinito, ilimitado.
Immensely, ad. Inmensamente, sin medida.
Immonseness, Immensity, s. Inmensidad,
Immensurability, 4. Inmensurabilidad.
AS Immensurate, a. Inmensa-
rable.
To Immorge, To Immerse, ca. Samergir,
zambullir; anegar en penas, en miseria,
ete. ; oprimir.
Immersion, & Inmersion, sumersion,
Immethodical, a. Confuso, irregular.
Immothodically, ad. Confusamenta.
Immethodicalness, es. Confusion, falta de
método. .
To Immew, oa. Enjaular; encerrar.
To Immigrate, vn. Emigrar, trasmigrar,
Immigration, 3, Emigracton, trasmigracion.
Imminence, ¢. El peligro inminente 6 cer-
cano
Imminent, a. Inminente. [bar.
To Immingle, To Immix, va. Mezclar, tra-
Immination, $. Diminucion, merma, menos-
cabo. clarse,
Immiscibility, e. La incapacidad do mez-
Immiscible, Immixable, a. Inmiscible.
Immission, 8. Introduccion. [gado.
Immitigable, «. Lo que no puede ser mitl-
Immixt, a. V. Unmiced. [miento.
Immobility, 8. Inmobilldad, falta de movi-
Immoderacy, €, Exceso. (arreglado,
Immod a. Inmodorado, excesivo, des-
Immoderately, ad. Inmoderadamente.
Immoderateness, 8. Inmoderacion.
Immoderation, 68. Inmoderacion, exceso,
desarreglo.
Immodest, a. Inmodesto, impuro, indecente,
Immodestly, ad. Inmodestamente.
Immodesty, 8. Inmodestia; indecencia, {m-
pudicicia,
To Immolate, va. Inmolar, sacrificar.
qa 8. Inmolacion, sacrificio san-
ento.
Immolator, 8, Inmolador, sacrificador.
Immomentous, a. Lo que es de poco mo-
mento.
poral De Inmoral, depravado, malvado.
al | Immutablen
IMP
Immorality, a. Inmoralidad, pravedad, per
versidad. de eterna fama
Immortal, a. Inmortal; perputuo; dis:
Immortality, 8. Inmortalidad ; eterna fico
Immortalization, a. El acto de inmortalizar;
perpetuacion,
To Immortalize, va. Inmortalizar, eternizar.
Immortally, ad. Inmortalmente, para sicr-
pre.
Immortification, 8, Inmortificacion.
Immoveability, £. Inmobilidad.
Immovable, a. Inmoble, inmovible. Zar
cables, Los blenes raicca
Immovablenesa, a, Inmobilidad.
Immovably, ad. Inmobicmente.
+Immundicity, e. Inmundicia, impureza
rd 8. Inmunidad, privilegio, fran
quicia.
To Immure, ea. Emparedar.
immuslcsl a Disonante.
Immutability, a Inmutabilidad, firmeza
Immutable, a. inmutable.
€. Inmutabilidad.
Immutably, Inmutablemente.
Immutation, $. Mudanza, alteracion.
, & Diablillo, duende, trasgo ; engerta
To Impair, va. Empeorar; alterar, detcro-
rar.
Impairer, €. Dañiador, lo que empeora.
Impatring, 3. Diminucion, alteracior.
Impalata e Desabrido; sin gusto.
To Impale, Y. Zo Empale.
To Impalm, oa. A: con la mano.
Impalpability, e. El estado de lo que es iz:
La pr
Impalpable, «. Impalpable.
+Impanate, a. Empanado.
Impanation, s. Empanacion,
Impanel, V. Empanel. (a
Imparity, 4. Desigualdad, despropordies:
m , & ro dos;
paridad, diferencia. ds
To Impark, va. To Empark.
To Impart, ea. Dar, conceder, comuniar.
Impartial, a. se aps
Impartialist, a El que es imparcial. (tia
Impartiality, e. Imparclalidad, equi jee
Impartially, ad. Imparcialmente.
Impartible, a, Impartible.
Impassable, a, Intransitable, impracticat!:
bleness, a Incapacidad de ser pass-
o ó de admitir pasaje.
Teapanst bility, 8. Impasibilidad, tncapaciis!
e padecer.
Impassible, a. pelle
Lopes bien, e. Impasibilidad.
To Impassion, oa, Mover las pasioncos —en
Apasionarse. {de ones
e reia a. V. Empassionata Libre
To Impassionate, va, Padecer mucha,
Impassive, a. o
Impassiveness, e. Im lidad.
e a &. Mezcla. (Pint.) Empaste.
To Impaste, va. Hacer pasta (Pint.) Exr-
m H
pastar.
Impatible, a. Intolerable.
Impatience, 8. Impaciencia; ira; ansia,
Impatient, a. Impaciente; inquieto, apre-
surado,
Impatiently, ad. Impacientemonte.
IMP
To Impatronize, va. Apoderarse poco & poco
de alguna cosa.
To Impawn, ta. Empeñar, dar en prenda.
To Impeach, eva. Y. Empeach. Acusar,
denunciar; imputar.
Impeachable, a. Delatablo. tor.
Impeacher, 8. Acusador, denunciador, dela-
Impeachment, e. Impedimento; acusación
pública; imputacion.
To Impcarl, ea. Hacer alguna cosa en figa-
ra de perlas; adornar con perlas,
Impeccability, 8. Impecabili
Impeccable, a. Impecable.
Impeccancy, $. Impecabilidad. [dar.
To Impede, va. Impedir, embarazar; retar-
Impediment, $. Impedimento, embarazo,
obstáculo.
Impedimental, a. Impedlente, obstractivo.
Impeditive, a. Impeditivo. [tigar.
To Impel, va. Impeler; incitar, apretar, os-
Impelient, e. Empuje; motor, móvil.
Impeller, 8. Impulsor, el que empuja 6 im-
pele hacia adelante. [cho,
To Impen, va, Encerrar en un lugar estre-
To Impend, on, Amenazar, amagar, acer-
carso un peligro, (lo que amenaza.
Impendence, Impendency, 8. El estado de
Impeudent, Impending, a. Inminente, pen-
diente, amenazanto.
Impenctrabllity, a. Impenetrabilldad. (ble.
Impenctrable, a. Impenctrable, intransita-
Impenetrableness, s. Impenectrablilidad.
Impenetrably, ad. Impenctrablemente.
Impenitence, Impeniteney, s. ]mpenitencia,
Impenitent, a. Impenitente.—s. El que es
impenitente. [cion.
Impenitently, ad. Sin penitencia 6 contri-
Impennous, a. Inalado; aptero. V. Apter-
ous.
To Impeople, va. V. To En peme
Imperate, a Lo que nace de voluntad y se
hace de buena gana, por una conviccion
interior de que dobe haccrse.
Imperative, a. Imperativo.
Imperatively, ad. Imperativamente.
+Imporatorial, a. Imperioso, dominante.
dret @. Imporceptible.—s, Cosa
imperceptible.
Imperceptiblencss, 8. Imperceptibflidad.
Imporceptibly, ad. Imperceptiblomente.
Imperfect, a. Imperfecto, incompleto, de-
fectuoso.
Imperfection, £. Imperfeccion; defecto 1
Imperfectly, ad. Imperfectamonte.
Imperfectness, s. Imperfeccion, defecto, fal-
Iinperforable, «+. Imperforable,
Imperforated, a. Imperforado, cerrado,
Imperforation, e. Imperforacion, cerramien-
to, obstruccion,
Imperial, a. Imperial.
Imperialist, 8. Imperial; Imperialista.
Imperialized, a. Imperialísta,
Imperially, ad. Imperialmente,
Imperlalty, 8. El poder imperial.
To mperil, oa. Arriosgar. V. To
Imperious, a. Imperioso, altivo, orgulloso,
cro, vez,
Imperiously, ad. Imperiosamente, con alti-
Emperiousness, $. Autoridad, mando; arro-
gancia, ies =
D
Imperishable, a. Indestructible; cterno; in-
acabable. dad.
Impermanence, Impermanency, a. Instabili-
Impermeability, 8. Impermeabilidad. (ble.
Impermeable, a. Impermeable, impenetra-
Impersonal, a. Impersonal.
Impersonality, s. Impersonalldad.
AO PSPRonAlI) ad. Impersonalmente. [car.
To Impersonate, va. Personalizar, personifi-
Imperspicuity, €. Oscuridad, falta de perspi-
cuidad. [spicuo.
Imperspicnous, a. Oscuro, lo que no es per-
Impersuasible, a, Impersuasible.
OS Impertinency, 8. Impertinen-
cla; absurdo; importunidad.
Impertinent, 4. Impertinente, incómodo;
insolente, atrevido. [lentemente.
Impertinently, ad, Impertinentemente, inso-
timportrans! ity, 8. Impenetrabilidad.
Paper a ed 8. Imperturbabilidad, se-
ren
Imperturbable, a. Impertarbable.
Imperturbably, ad. Imperturbablemente.
Imperturbation, e. Tranquilidad, calma, so-
renidad, frialdad. [segado.
Impertarbed, a. Sereno, quieto, tranquilo, so-
Impervions, a oy ai o.
Imperviously, ad. Impenetrablemente.
Imperviousness, $. Impenetrabilidad.
Impetiginous, a. Sarnoso.
+Impetrable, a. Impetrable. emencia,
Impetuosity, e. Impetuosidad, fuerza, ve-
cs, a. Impetaoso, arrebatado, vehe-
men
Impetuously, ad. EE pre
Impetuousness, a Violencia, vehemencia,
impetuosidad. violento,
reta s. I’mpeta, movimiento furioso
To Implerce, va. Penetrar, horadar. V. Zo
Empterce,
Impierceable, a. Impenctrable.
Imploty, €. Impiedad, irreligion.
To Impinge, on, Tocar, caer 6 golpear con-
tra una cosa,
Impions, a. Impio, malvado, profano.
Impiously, ad, Impiamente.
ice parir 8. Impiedad.
Implacability, a. Rencor, odio envejecido.
Implacable, a. Implacable, inexorable.
Implacablon
8. Odio implacable.
Implacably,
Implacablementa,
ro. | To Implant, va, Fijar, plantar, ingertar; gra-
bar, imprimir.
ta. | Implantation, e. Engertacion, plantacion.
Implausible, a. Lo que no es plausible.
a ripe ad. Bin apariencia 6 probabili-
To Implead, va. Acusar, demandar.
Impleader, a. Acusador, demandante.
Implement, es. Herramienta; suplefaltas ;
utensillo,
Impletion, s. La accion de llenar.
Implex, a. Intrincado, enredado, implicado.
To Implicate, oa. a perl envolver. (cita,
Implication, 8. Implicacion; tlacion impli-
Implicative, a, (For) Implicativo, impli
can
Implicatively, ad. Por implicacion. _[cito.
Implicit, «. licado, complicado; impli-
Implicitly, ad dica
IMP
IMP
Implicitness, e Implicacion.
tImplicity, a Enredo, embarazo, embrollo,
Impliedly, ad. Por implicacion.
Imploration, e. Imploracion, ruego bumildo
y ferviente.
To Implore, ea. Implorar, suplicar, r.
Implorer, a Solicitador. lume.
Implumed, Implumons, a. Desplumado, im-
To Implunge, ¢a. Precipitar. V. Zo Der.
er,
URGE.
To Imply, ea. Implicar, enredar; compren-
+To Impocket, va. Embolsar, ahuchar.
To Impoison, va. Envenenar. V. 70
poteon, lítica.
Impolicy, & Imprudencla, indiscrecion, im-
Impolite, a. Descortes, ro, impolitico,
Impolitenesa, s. Impolitica, falta de cortesia.
pones a. Imprudente, indiscreto; impo-
tico. monte, indiscretamente.
Impolitically, Impoliticly, ad. Impolitica-
idas a. Ligero; sin peso percepti-
ble, [meza.
Imporosity, a, Falta de poros, densidad, fir-
Imporous, a. Sólido, macizo, sin poros.
To Import, ca. Importar; introducir; im-
plicar; denotar.
Import, £ Importancia, uso, utilidad, mo-
mento, importe; tendencia, sentido, JZm-
-duty, Derechos de entrada,
Importable, a. Importable.
Importance, €. Importancia, momento; im-
porfunidad ; materia, objeto.
Tporaoo a. Importante.
Importantly, ad. Importantemente.
Importation, s. Importacion; entrada de gó-
neros extranjeros.
Importer, 2, Introdactor, importador.
+Importlesa, a. Lo que no es importante.
Importunacy, 8. Importunidad.
Importunate, a. Importuno, intempestivyo.
Importunately, ad. Importunamente.
Importunateness, 8. Importanidad, solicita
on incesante.
ta tarea, 8. Importnnador. [querir.
To Importune, oa. Importanar, instar; re-
aL a. Importuno, molesto, intem-
pestivo.
+Importunely, ad. Importunamente,
Importaner, a, Importunador. [dad.
Importunity, s. Importunacion, importuni-
Imposable, a. Pechero, el que puede estar
sujeto á impuestos.
To Impose, ca. Imponer. To impose on 6
upon, Engañar, persuadir hacer creer una
cosa falsa.
Impoeer, 3. Imponedor, impostor.
Imposition, e. Imposicion; carga; opresion ;
I spe ili Imposibilidad; imposlbl
m pose ty, & Impose ; am e,
Impossible, a. Imposible.
Impost, & Impuesto.—Jmposta, (Arq.) Im-
To Imposthumate, on Apostemarse.—va,
Apostemar. [apostema.
Imposthumation, 8. El acto de formarse una
Imposthume, a. Apostema.
To Imposthume, chi (Poco usado) Aposte-
mar.
. Imposthume.
poto, €. Engaño, fraude.
in o
Emo a ena pong ra Impolibilidad:
0
Imposture, a, Im
ra, fraude, engaño.
+tImpostured, a.
: : nda engañoso.
mpotence, Impotency, €. Impotencia.
Imipotent. a y a. Impotente ; impedido;
baldado de algun miembro.
La tently, ad. e ig aoa
o Impoverish, V. mpoveriah,
To posa ea. Encerrar, acorralar; spri-
sionar.
at A,
rac a. cable, :
ntratable, * bednacion
terq
mprecate, ea. Imprecar, maldecir.
Imprecation, 8, Imprecacion, maldicion.
Tei end a. Imprecatorio.
va. Impregnar. [die
Impregnable, a Inexpugnable, inconqustr
tegnably, ad. De un modo inexpugne-
To Impregnate, va. Empreñar; impregna.
Impregnate, a. Pe ere em la.
Impregnation, a. Fecundacion, impresas
D.
0
+Impreparation, e. Falta coslada
To] ya ar .
o Imprees, ea. Im , estamper; im-
j peca Y. da Pree ives
mpress, 8. Impresion; empresa ; leva.
Im ibility, s. La capacidad de impze
ones. [ai
Impreesible, a. Capaz de recibir impe”
Impression, a. Impresion 6 edicion; ofecta
influencia.
Impressive, a. Impresivo, [eficaz
Impressively, ad. De un modo poderoso ¿
Impressivences, 8. La calidad de hacer im
presion.
Impressment, e. Leva; recluta forzada.
Imp 8. Impresion, señal, huella.
Imprest, 4. tamo, empréstito. — [ec
+Imprevalency, 8. La incapacidad de prev:
Imprimatar, ¢& Imprimase; decreto.
+Imprimery, e, Imprenta,
A ad, Imprimis, en primer logar.
To Impriot, oa Imprimir; estampar, tela
Imprint, «. Lugar donde una obra ests 17-
prosa. [sioss:
To Imprison, ea, Encerrar, encareelar, sp :-
Imprisonment, 6. Reclusion, prision, en< :”-
ro. pu a
Improbability, e Improbabilidad, inverosi
Improbable, a. Improbable,
Improbably, ad. Improbablemente.
Improbation, e. e epotecion: reprobacica.
Improbity, e. Falta de probidad, picardia
Improficience, s. Falta de aprovechamiesta
© adelantamiento.
Improfitable, a. Inútil, vano.
Impromptu, e Un ch pis un impetu.
Improper, a. Improplo, indecente, inepta
Improperly, ad. Impropiamente.
+Impropitious, a. Impropicio, desfavorablo.
Improportionable, a. roporcionado.
Improportionate, a. Improporci
ta Impropriate, es. Apropiarse ; enajenst
a posesion.
Impropriate, a. Secularizado.
O &. Posesion exclusiva; venta
o los biqnes cclestasticos.
+To Inactuate, va.
INA
INC
Impropriator, se. El que se apropia alguna
cosa; el lego que posee biones eclesiústl-
cos, (cia.
Impropricty, 8. Improptedad, incongruen-
Improvability, Improvableness, 8. Capaci-
dad de mejorar.
Improvable, a. Me om porfectible.
Improvably, ad. Mejorablemente.
To Improve, ea. y n. Mejorar, aumentar,
perfeccionar; E Edil (cion.
dica ¢ fejora, progreso; instruc-
Improver, a. Adelantador, mejorador.
Improvidenoe, 4. Descuido, falta de preven-
clon, imprudencia. ioeudente.
Improvident, a. Imprévida, desculdado, im-
Improvidently, ad. Imprévidamente.
+Improvision, 8. Falta de provision. [cion.
Imprudence, 4. Imprndencia, inconsidera-
Imprudent, a, Imprudente, inconsiderado,
indiscreto,
Imprudently, ad. Imprudentemente.
Impudence, s. Impudencla, inmodestia, atre-
vimiento, descaro. [gonzado.
Impudent, a. Atrevido; impádico, desver-
Impudently, ad. Atrevidamente; inmodes-
tamente.
Impudicity, a. Impudicicia, deshonestidad.
To Impugn, ea. Impugnar.
+Iimpugnation, a. Impugnacion,
Impugner, 8. Impugnador. [tivo,
Impulse, 2. Impulso; impetu, estímulo, mo-
Impulsion, £ Impulsion, impulso, impeta.
Impulsive, a, y 8. Impulsivo.
Impulsively, ad, Por impulso. [go.
Impunity, 8. Impunidad, exencion de casti-
Impure, a. Impuro, torpe, impúdico; sucio,
Impurely, ad. Impuramente.
1mpureness, pue Impuridad, to:
za, liviandad, deshonestidad. ra.
To Impurple, va. Purpurar, teñir de párpu-
Imputable, a. Imputable; culpable.
dora rada Imputabili
Imputation, s. Imputacion; acusacion; tm-
La pit, indirecta.
Imputative, a. Impntativo.
To Impute, oa. Imputar, atribuir, achacar.
Imputer, s. Imputador.
In, prep. En, por, á, de, miéntras, bajo,
con, para.—ad, Dentro, adentro; unido 4
los verbos muda casi siempre su sentido
recto: usado cn composicion expresa ne-
gacion ó privacion. [titud.
Inability, « Inbabilidad, Incapacidad, inep-
Inabetinence, €, pe perane A 0XCCSO.
Inabusively, ad. Sin abuso.
Inaccessibility, e. Inaccesibilidad.
Inacccssible, a. Inaccesib!e.
Inaccessibly, ad. Inaccesiblemente.
Inaccuracy, £. Incuría, negligencia,
Inaccurate, a. Inexacto.
Inaccurately, ad. Incorrectamente.
Inaction, 8 Inaccion, holgazaneria.
Inactive, a. xo, perezoso, negligente.
Inactively, ad. Perezosamente.
Inactivity, e Ocio, pora desidia, flojedad.
oner en accion.
pester bro. a. Inadecuado, defectuoso, im-
perfecto.
Inadequately, ad. Inadecnadamente.
Inadequateness, €, Defecto de proporcion.
Inadequation, «+. Falta de correspondencia
exacta.
Inadmissible, a. Inadmisible. [cia.
Inadvertence, Inadvertency, e. Inadverten-
Inadvertent, a. Inadvertido, negligente.
Inadvertently, ad. Inadvertidamente, con
negligencia,
+Inadvertisement, s. Inadvertencia.
Inaffability, e. Reaurva, cautela en la con-
versacion. [afable 6 carifioso.
Inaffable, a. Reservado; descortes; poco
Inaffectation, e. Sencillez en el trato; nata-
ralidad.
Inalienable, a. Inajenable 6 inalienable.
Inalterable, a, Inalterable.
Inamorato, 8. El que está enamorado.
Inane, a, Inane; lo que está vacio,
pra Inanimated, a. Inánime, inan!-
mado,
Inanition, 8. Inanicion ; falta de alimento.
Inanity, e Vacuidad ; vanidad ; nulidad.
Inappetence, lappetency, 8. Inapetencia.
puestos ¢ Ineptitud para algun ob-
jeto pr A
Inapplicable, a. Inaplicable.
Inapplication, ¢. Inaplicacion, indolencia.
Inapposite, a. Ma! puesto, ma! colocado,
Inappreciable, a. Inapreciable, inestimable.
Inapprehensible, a. Ininteligible.
Inapprehensive, a. Negligente, indolente.
Inaptitude, a Ineptitad, insuficiencia,
Inarable, a. Incultivable, inarable.
To Inarch, ova, Q ant i la
Inarticulate, a. Inarticulado. [do.
Inarticulately, ad. De un modo inarticula-
Inarticulateness, 8. Inarticulacion.
Inarticulation, £. Falta de claridad en la ar-
ticulacion de las palabras.
Inartificial, a. Contrarfo 4 las reglas del
arte; natural, simple.
Inartificially, ad. Sin arte, naturalmente.
Inattention, e. Desatencion, descuido.
dlroriaaridn a. Desatento, descuidado.
Inattentively, ad. Descuidadamente.
Inandible, a. Inaudfble.
Inaugural, a. Inaugural. [dodicar.
To Inaugurate, va. Inangurar, con A
Inaugurate, a, o; envestido 6 in-
vestido.
Inauguration, a. Inauguracion,
: Inauguratory, @. Inauguratorio.
Inauration, 3. ura, V. Gilding.
Inauspícious, a. Malaventurado, infeliz, des-
graciado.
Inauspiciously, ad. Desgraciadamente.
Inauspiciousnesa, a. Infelicidad.
Inbeing, $. Inherencia, insoparadilidad.
Inborn, a. I'nsito, innato.
Inbreathed, a. Inspirado.
Inbred, a. I’nsito, innato, natural.
To Inbreed, en. Producir, crear.
To Incage, va, Enjaular, encerrar.
Theagement, 8. El acto de enjaular.
Incalescence, Incalescency, @ Principio de
calor; calor incipiente,
Incalculabla, a. Incalculable,
Incandescence, 8. Candencia,
Incandoscent, a, Candente, hecho ascua.
Incantation, e. Encantacion, encanto, arte
mágica.
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Incantatory, a. Mágico.
To Incanton. Ta, A prerar un distrito á otro,
Incapability, Incapableness, s. Inhabilidad,
incapaci io
Incapable, a. Incapaz; inepto; inhabilita-
Incapacious, a. Estrecho, angosto.
Incapacionsness, 8. Estrechez
To Incspacitate, va. Inhabilitar, imposibili-
tar; declarar incapaz.
Incapacitation, £ Inhabilitacion.
Incapacity, 8. Incapacidad, insuficiencia.
To Incarcerate, va, Encarcelar, aprisionar.
Incarcerate, a. Encarcelado, preso,
Incarceration, 8. Encarcelamiento, prision.
To Incarnate, ra. Encarnar, vestir de carne.
Incarnate, a. Encarnado.
Incarnation, 8, Encarnacion, encarnadura,
Incarnative, a, Encarnativo, cicatrizativo.
To Incase, ea. Encajar, incluir, encajonar.
To Incask, va. Entonelar. {an castillo,
Incastellated, a. Encastlllado, encerrado on
Incautious, a. Incauto, descuidado, negli-
gente. damente.
Incautiously, ad. Incantamente, descuida-
Incautiousnesa, 8. Falta de cautela, descuido,
+To Incend, va. V. To Inflame.
Incendiary, & Incendiario; xizañero; inci-
tador.—a, Sedicioso.
Incense, & Incienso; alabanza lisonjora.
To Incense, ra. Exasperar, enojar; incensar.
Incensement, 4. Rabia, ira. furia, cólera.
Incension, 8. Encendimiento; ei acto de in-
flamar.
Incensive, a. Incitativo; inflamatorio.
Incensor, 8. Incitador.
Incensory, 2, Incensario.
Incentive, @ Incentivo, estimulo. —a. Incl-
tativo, impnrisivo.
Inception, €. El principio de alguna cosa.
Inceptive, a. Incipiente.
Inceptor, 8. Principiante; inceptor.
Inceration, & Enceramiento.
Incerative, a. Lo que se pega como cera.
Incertitude, 8. Incertidumbre,
Incessant, a. Incesante, constante, incesa-
Incessantly, ad. Incesantemente.
Incest, 8. Inceato.
Incestuoua, a, Incestuoso.
Jncestuously, ad. Incestuosamente.
Incestuousness, & El estado de ser inces-
tuoso. dacitoa,
Inch, se. Pulgada; pizca By inches, A’
To Inch, ca. Meter á pulgadas, escasear.—
on. Retirarse poco á poco por ratos,
To Inchamber, ta. Encerrar en un cuarto.
To Inchant, V. To Enchant
Inchastity, a Deshonestidad, impureza.
Inched, a. Lo que consta de pulgadas.
To Inchest, en. Encajonar. [ciervo.
Inchipin, 8. Una parte de las entrañas dol
Tochineal, 8. La cosa que tiene una pulgada
e largo.
To Inchoate, va. Incoar, principlar, em
Inchoate, a. Princtptado, incoado, em O.
Inchoately, ad. En el primer grado.
Inchoation, 2. Principio.
Inchoative, a. Incipiente, incoative. [dad.
Incidence, 8. Incidencia; accidente, casuali-
Incident, a. Incidente; dependiente; ordi-
nario.
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Incident, a. Incidente, casualidad, aconteci-
miento; episodio, digreslon.
Incidental, a. Accidental, casual,
Incidentally, ad. Incidentemente. [mente
Incidently, ad. Ocasionalmente, casuai-
To Incinerate, va. Incinerar, reducir 4 ce
nizas,
Incineration, «, Incineracion.
Incipiency, 8. Principio.
Incipient, a. Incipienta,
To Incircle, V. To y
Incirclet, @ Circulo pequeño,
Incireumspection, e. Inadvertencia.
To Incise, va. Tajar, cortar, grabar.
Incised, a. Inciso, cortado.
Incision, a, Incision.
Incisive, a. Incisivo,
Incisor, a. Incisivos.
Incisory, a. Incisorio.
Incísure, e. Incision, cortadura
Incitation, €. Incitacion, instigacion.
To Incite, va, Incitar, mover, estimular.
Incitement, a. Incitamento, incitamiente,
estímulo, aguijon.
Inciter, €. Incitador ; instigador.
Incivility, 8. Incivilidad, descortesía,
To Inolasp, va. Agarrar; abrochar.
Inclavated, a. Enclavado, fijo.
Inclemency, e. Inclemencia; crueldad.
Inclement, a. Inclemente, cruel.
Inclinable, a. Favorable, inclinado á,.
Inclination, €. Inclinacion; acatamiento,
I ip Ladcad [ladear.
nelinatory, a. O. .
To Incline, en. Incliuarse.—ea. Inelinar,
To Inclip, oa. Abrazar, ceñir, rodear.
To seats ea. Cercar, rodear, incluir, cir-
cuir.
Incloser, a. V. Encloser.
To Incloud, va. Oscurecer, nublar, anublar.
To Include, ea. Incluir, comprender, abra
var, contener,
Inclusion, 2, Inclusion.
e, | Inclusive, a. Inclusivo.
Inclustvely, ad. Inclusivamenta, inclusive
abi vel
Incoexistonce, 8. La falta de coexistencia 6
la calidad de no existir al mismo tiempo
que otra cosa,
Incog, ad. De incógnito, secreto,
Incogitable, a. Impensado, no pensado,
Incogitaney, 8. Imprudencia.
Incogitant, a. Desenidado, inadvertido.
Incogitantly, ad. Inadvertidamente.
Incogitative, a. Lo que no goza de la faen!-
tad do pensar.
e it ad. Incógnito 6 de secreto.
Incoherence, Incoherency, e. Incoherencis;
inconsecuencia,
zar. | Incoherent, a. Incoherente, inconsecuente.
Incoherently, ad. Incéngruamente.
Incombustibility, a Incombustibilidad.
Incombustible, a. Incombustible.
Incombustiblenesa, 8. Incombustibilidad.
Income, $. Renta, redito.
Incoming, @. Lo que pertenece á la renta.
id & InconmensuraLili-
] ma
INC
INC
Incommonsurable, a. Inconmensurable,
Incommensurato, a. Lo que no admite una
medida comnn.
Incommixture, $, Pureza, sin mezcla,
To Incommodate, To Incommode, va. In-
comodar, molestar. [enojoso.
Incommodiona, a. Incémodo, enfadoso,
Incommodiously, ad. Incórmodamente.
Incommodiousness, Incommodity, e. Ineo-
modidad, molestia.
Incommunicability, $. Incomunicabilidad.
moni a. Incomunicable, inde-
cible.,
Incommunticablenesa, e. Incomunicabilidad.
Incommunicably, ad. Sin comunicacion.
Incommutable, €, Inconmutable.
Incommutability, a. Inconmutabilidad.
1Incommntably, ad. Inconmutablemente.
Incompact, Incompacted, €. Desunido, se-
parado, imperfecto.
Incomparable, a. Incomparable, sin igual.
Incomparableness, 2, Excelencia, incompa-
rable, incomparado,
Incomparably, ad. Incomparablemente, sin
comparacion. [dado.
Incompassionate, @. Incompasivo, polo
Tncom aselonately, ad. Sin compasion, des-
apladadamente. ieee:
Incompatibility, e. Incompatibilidad, con-
Incompatible, a. Incompatible.
Incompatibly, ad. -Incongruentemente,
opuestamente, [dad, insuficiencia,
Incompetency, 8 Incompetencia, inhabili-
Incompetent, a. Incompetente.
Incompetently, ad. Incompetentemente,
Incomplete, a. Ineomploto, falto, Imperfecto,
Incompicteness, 4. Falta, imperfeccion.
Incomplex, a. Incompl Jo.
Incompliance, 8. Desobedicnetfa, indocilidad.
Incomprehensibility, 4. Incomprensibilidad.
Incomprehensible, a. Incomprensible.
Incomprehensiblences, 8, Incomprensibili-
dad. [mente.
Incomprehensibly, ad. Incomprensible-
Incomprehension, 8. Falta de comprension.
Incomprehensive, a Lo que no tiene la ex-
tension necesaria 6 no comprende lo que
debe. dad.
Incomprehensiveness, 8. Incomprensibili-
Incompreasibillty, s. El estado do lo que os
incomprimible.
Incompressible, a. Incomprimible,
Inconcealable, a. Lo quo no se puede ocul-
tar 6 encubrir. [bible.
Ineoncelvable, a. Incomprensible, inconcc-
Inconceivableness, 2. Incomprensibilidad.
Inconceivably, ad. Incomprensiblemente,
Inconcinnity, & Desproporcion; ineptitud.
Inconcludent, a, Lo que no es conclustvo, 6
no prueba, (hace fuerza,
Inconclusive, @ Lo que no concluye ni
Inconclusively, ad. Sin conclusion 6 evi-
dencia decisiva, to 6 razone,
Incongruent, a. Incongruente, [nado.
Incongruons, a. Incéngrao, desproporcio-
Incongruously, ad. Incóngruamente.
Incongruousness, & Incongruencia,
Inconnection, 8. Inconexion, falta de co-
nexion.
Inconsequence, €. Inconsecuencia,
Inconsequent, «+. Inconsecuente,
Inconsequential, a. Falto de consecuencia,
Inconsidorable, a. Frivolo; de poca impor-
tancia, (frivolidad.
Inconsiderableness, 8. Falta de importancia,
das a. Inconsiderado, inadver-
O.
Inconsiderately, ad. Inconsideramente.
Inconsiderateness, Inconsideration, 8. In-
consideracion, inadvertencia.
Inconsistence, Inconsistency, 8. Incompati-
bilidad, contradiccion, incongruencia; in-
consistencia, inconsecuencia,
Inconsistent, a. Inconsistente, incompati-
ble, absurdo, inconsecuonto,
Inconsistently, ad. Contradictoriamente.
+Inconsistentness, 8. Inconsistencia,
+Inconsisting, 4. Incompatible.
Inconsvlable, a. Inconsolable
Inconsonancy, 8. Discordancia.
Inconspicuous, @. Indiscernible.
Inconstancy, & Inconstancia; diversidad.
Inconstant, a. Inconstante, mudable, volu-
ble, variable.
Inconstantly, ad. Inconstantemente.
Inconsumable, a. Lo que no 80 puedo con-
samir. [mado.
Inconsummate, a. Incompleto, no consu-
Incontestable, a. Incontestablo, incontras-
tablo, indispntable. [dubitablemento.
Incontestably, ad. Incontestablemente, in-
Incontiguous, @. Separado. [cia, lascivia.
!Incontinence, Incontinency, 8. Incontinen-
Pnsontinents a. Incontinente, impúdico, las-
clyo.
Incontinently, ad. Incontinentemente.
Incontracted, a. Lo que no está contraido,
abreviado 6 acortado. le.
Incontrollable, a. Irresistible, incontrasta-
Incontrollably, ad. Sin restriccion,
Incontrovertible, a. Incontrovertible, indis-
putable. {sin disputa,
Incontrovertibly, ad. Indisputablemente,
Inconvenience, neonveniency, & Inconye-
niencia, embarazo, desventaja.
To Inconvenlence, oa. Embarazar, incomo-
dar, estorbar. embarazoso.
Inconvenient, a. Incómodo, inconveniente,
Inconveniently, ad. Incémnodamente.
Inconversable, a. Inconversable, intratable,
insociable,
Inconvertible, a. Inconvertible.
Inconvincible, a. Inconvencible. [ciblo,
Inconvincibly, ad. De un modo inconven-
+Incorporal, a. Incorpóreo,
+Incorporality, 8, Incorporeidad.
Inconclusiveness, £. Debilidad de argamen- | To Incorporate, oa. Incorporar.—en. Incor-
Inconcoction, & Indigestion; crudeza.
Inconcurring, a. Opuesto.
Inconcussible, a. Incapaz de ser movido.
Incondite, a. Irregular; áspero,
Incon
cia, incongruidad.
orarse, E (clado.
Tacorporats, a. incor noehi: asociado, mez-
Incorporation, a. Incorporacion; adopcion,
asociacton.
grosero.
ence, Incongruity, 3. Incongruen- | Incorporeal, a. Incorpóreo,
Incorporeally, ad. aoe la
INC
IND
Seance
Incorporelty, e. Incorporeidad, carencia do
cuer [fecto.
Incorrect, a. Incorrecto, defectuoso, imper-
+Incorrection, 8. Incorreccion, descuido,
Incorrectly, ad. Imperfectamente, incor-
rectamente.
Incorrectness, 8. Inexactitud. [nado, terco.
Incorrigible, a. Incorregible, indócil, obsti-
Incorrigibility, Incorrigibleness, a. Incorre-
gibilidad, indocilidad. [nadamente.
Incorrigibly, ad. Incorregiblemente, obsti-
Incorrupt, a, Incorrupto ; integro; recto.
Incorruptibility, e. loco idad.
Incorruptible, a. Incorruptible; incorrupto.
Incorruption, & Incorrupcion.
Inoorraptive, a. Incorrapto.
Incorruptness, 8, Incorrupcion.
To Incrassate, va, Espesar, Cograsar.—0ñn.
Crecer, engrosar.
Incrassate, a. Engordado; lleno,
Incrassation, a Espesura, condensacion,
Incrassative, a. Espesativo, incrasante.
To Increase, ea. Acrecentar, aumentar.—
on, Crecer. {ducto; progenie.
Increase, 8. Aumento, acrecentamiento; pro-
tincreaseful, a, Abundante en productos.
Increaser, 8. Aumentador, acrecentador;
productor.
Increasiblo, a. Aumentable.
Incredibility, & Incredibilidad. [croer,
Incredible, a. Increible, lo que no se puede
Incrediblenesa, 3. Incredibilidad.
Incredibly, ad. Increiblemente.
Incredulity, e. Incredulidad.
Incredulous, a. Incrédulo.
Incredulousness, 8. Incredulidad. [ducto.
Increment, & Incremento, aumento ; pro-
To Incrost, To Incrustate, va, Incrustar;
embutir.
Incrustation, 3. Incrustacion, embutido.
To Incubate, vn. Enola.
Incubation, 8. Empolladura. [cubo.
Encabus, +. I'ncabo, pesadilla; demonio in-
To Inculcate, ea. Inculcar.
Inculcation, 8. El acto de inculcar.
Inculpable, a. Inculpable, irreprensible.
Inculpableness, 8. Inculpabilidad.
Inculpably, ad. Inculpablemente,
Heelan tna a '
cumbency, & Incumbencia; la posesion
de un beneficio eclesiástico. ;
Incumbent, a. Echado; obligatorio. — 8.
Beneficiado; empleado. [torbar.
To Incumber, va. Embarazar, impedir, es-
Incumbrance, & Impodimento, carga.
Encumbrance.
To Incur, oa. Incurrir; ocurrir.
Incurability, €. La calidad que constituyo 4
un mal incurable.
Incurable, a. Incurable; irremediable,
Incurableness, 8. El estado que no admite
remedio,
Incurably, ad. Incurable, sin cura, [cla.
Incuriosity, e Falta de curiosidad, indiferen-
Incurious, a. Incurioso, dejado, omiso.
Incuriously, ad. Negligentemente. [curia.
Incuriousness, $. Negligencia, descuido, in-
Incursion, 8. Incursion, correría; acometi-
miento, [doblar, torcer.
To pS To Incurve, va, Encorvar,
Incnrvation,s Encorvadura, encorvamiento.
Incorvity, & Corvadura, inflexion.
Incussion, a. Sacudimento violento.
Indagable, a, Investigable, averiguabla.
Indagation, *. Indagacion, averiguacion, ín-
ves:
tigacion. [gader.
agator, 8. (P Indagador, in vesti-
Te eae no pe ae
Indebted, a. Adendado, endeudado, empe-
fado. over head and cara,
Empeñado hasta las orejas, Obligado, re-
conocido.
Indebtment, a. Deuda.
Indecency, 8. Indecencia, inmodestia, gro-
Indecent, a. Indecente, grosera, torpe.
Indecently, ad. Indecentemente.
Indeciduous, a. Lo que no puede caer.
Indecimable, a. Lo que no debe pager
diezmo.
Indecision, €. Indecision, irresolucion.
Indecisive, a. Indeciso. [irresolucion.
Indecisiveness, & El estado de indecision ¢
Indeclinable, a. Indeclinable.
Indeclinably, ad. De un modo indeclinabis;
sin variacion.
Indecorous, a. Indecoroso, vil, indecenta.
Indecorously, ad. Indecorosamente.
Indecoroasness, 8. Indecoro. [cencia.
Indecorum, 8. Indecoro, ignominia, inde-
Indeed, ad. Verdaderamente, de veras.
Indefatigability, 8. Infati
Indefatigable, a. Infati
Indefatigableness, as. La calidad de ser ix
fatigable.
Indefatigably, ad. Infatigablemente.
Indefeasible 6 Indefeisibie, a. Indestructi-
ble; irrevocable.
Indefectibility, e. Indefectibilidad,
Indefectible, a. Indefectible.
Indefective, a. Perfecto, completo,
Indefensible, a. Indefensable,
Indefensive, a. Indefenso.
Indefinable, a. Indefinible.
Indefinite, a. Indefinido, indeterminado.
Indefinitely, ad. Indefinidamente, ilimits-
damente. definido.
Indefiniteness, 8, El estado do lo quo es in-
+Indefinitude, £ Cantidad indefini
Indeliberate, Indelibe a. Indeliderada.
Indelibility, €. La calidad de ser indelebiz.
Indelible, a. Indeleblo; irrevocable.
indelibly, ad. 1ndelebiemente, irrevocabie-
men
Indelicacy, €. Grosería, mala crianza,
(sería.
y. | Indelicate, a. Grosero, mal criado.
Indemnification, 8. Indemnizacion.
To Indemnify, oa. Indemnizar.
Indemnity, 8. indemnidad, resarcimiento.
Indemonstrable,a. Incapaz de demostracion.
To Indent, va. Dentar, sefialar.—on, Pactar.
Indent, 8. Desigualdad.
Indentation, e. Cortadura dentada. [dad
a naan 8. a tee pia ; desigual-
ndependence, Independency, 8. Indepen-
dencia, libertad de obrar. =
Independent, a. Independiente.—e. Libre.
Independently, ad. Independientementa.
+Indeprecable, a. Inexorable.
Indeprivable, a. Aquello de que no se nos
puedo privar.
IND
IND
Indeseribable, a. Indeecribible.
Indesert, 8, Indignidad, demérito.
Indesignable, @ Indesignable.
Indesinent, a. (Poco usado.) Incesante.
Indesinently, ad. Incesantemente.
Indesirous, 4. Indiferente, descuidado,
Indestructibility, ¢. Indestructibilidad.
Indestructible, a. Indestructible.
Indoterminable, a. Indeterminable.
Indeterminate, a. Indoterminado.
Indeterminately, ad. Indeterminadamente.
Indeterminateness, €. Indeterminacion, ir-
resolucion. [irresolucion.
Indetermination, s. Indeterminacion, duda,
Indotermined, a. Indeterminado, vacilante,
irresoluto,
Indevoted, a. Desafecto.
Indevotion, 2, Indevocion.
pale a. Indevoto, irrellgioso.
Indevoutly, ad. Indevotamente. [loj.
Index, 8, Indtcio; indice; manccilla do re-
Indexterity, e. Desmaña, falta de destroza.
India-borries, e. Cocas de Levanta,
India-bark, 8. Cascarilla.
Indlan-anise, $. Badiana 6 anis de la China.
Indian-corn, 8. Maiz; trigo de Turquía.
Indian-cress, 8. Bot.) Capuchina.
Indian-ink, €. Tinta de la China.
Indían-leaf, 3. (Bot.) Hoja indica.
Indian-millet, 8. (Bot.) Alcandin.
Indian-pink, £. (Bot.) Clavelon de Indias.
Indian-rubber, &. Goma elástica. (Mex.) Ule.
Indian-saffron, se. Curcuma, V. Turmeric.
Indian-summer, 8. (Am.) Vorauillo de San
Martin,
Indicant, a. Indicante. (anunciar.
To Indicate, ea. Indicar, señalar, designar,
Indication, 8. Indicacion, indicio; señal. *
Indicative, a. Indicativo.
Indicativoly, ad. Indicativamente. — [dor.
Indicator, 3. Indicador, señalador, apanta-
Indicatory, a. Demostrativo, indicatorlo,
+Indice, €. Indicio, señal; indice.
To Indict, To Indite, va. Acusar; procesar,
demandar; componer.
Indictable, a. Procesable, denunciable.
Indicter, Inditer, 8. Denunciante, fiscal ;
escribiente,
Indictton, 8. Indiccton ; declaracion solemne.
Indictive, a. Proclamado solemnemente.
Indictment, a, V. Endictment,
Indifference, Indifferency, €. Indiferencia;
descuido, frialdad, tibieza ; desa
Indifferent, a. Indiferente ; imparcial ; pesa-
dero, mediano,
Indifferently, ad. Indiferentemente.
Indigence, Indigency, s. Indigencia, po-
breza, necesidad.
Indigeno, Indigenous, & y a. Indigena.
Indigent, a. Indigente, pobre, necesitado.
Indigestible, a. Indigestible, indigcato.
Indigestion, 8. Indigestion. [con el dedo.
To Indigitate, ta. Señalar, mostrar, enseñar
Indigitation, €. La accion de señalar con el
dedo.
Indign, a. Indigno. [enojo, enfado.
Indignance, Indignancy, € Indignacion,
a Su in Indignado.
Indignantly, ad. Con indignacion.
Indignation,s. Indignaciun ; cólera; afrenta.
Ind
ity, e. Indignidad, contumelia.
tindignly, ad. Indignamente.
Indigo, € Añll, puente
Indirect, a. Indirecto, oblicua, torcido.
Indirection, a, Obliculdad, rodeo; efugio.
Indirectly, ad. Oblicuamente, indirecta-
mente, [rodeo, doblez.
Indirectness, £. Oblicuidad, tortuosidad ;
DA a. Indiscernible, impercep-
e
Indiscernibly, ad. Imperceptiblemente.
Indiscerptibility, e. Indisolubilidad.
Indiscerptible, a. Inseparable, indivisible.
Indisciplinable, a. Indisciplinable.
Indiscoverable, a. Indescubrible.
Indiscreet, a, Indiscreto, imprudente, in-
considerado. dentemente.
Indiscreetly, ad. Indiscretamente, impra-
Indiscrete, a. Lo que no es separado 6 des-
unido, [clon, imprudencia.
Indiscretion, € Indiscrecion, inconsidera-
Indiscriminate, a. Indistinto, confuso,
Indiscriminately, ad. Indistintamente.
Indiscriminating, a. Indiscriminado.
Indiscrimination, 3. Falta de distincion 6
claridad.
Indiscussed, a. Indiscutido.
Indispensability, s. Indispensabilidad.
Indispensable, a, Indispensable, impresctn-
dible; preciso. cesidad.
Lai os ee? Indispensabilidad, ne-
Indispensably, ad. Indispensablomente.
Indispersed, a. Lo que no está esparcido.
To Indispose, va, Indisponer; inbabilitar ;
malquistar. [Indisposicion.
Indisposedness, $. Desazon, desavenencia,
Indisposition, 8. Indisposicion, desazon;
desafecto.
Indisputable, a. Indisputable.
Indisputablenesa, a. Certeza.
rota ha ad. Indisputablomente.
Indissolvable, a. Indisolable; permanente,
Indissolubility, 2. Indisolubilidad.
Indissoluble, a, Indisoluble, firme,
Indissolubleness, @ Indisolubilidad.
Indissolubly, ad. Indisolublemente.
tIndistancy, 8. El estado de lo que no puede
se
Indistinet, a, Indistinto, confuso,
Indistinctible, a. Indistinguible.
Indistinction, a, Indistincion ; confusion,
oscuridad.
Indistinctly, ad. Indistintamente.
Indistinctnesa, 8. Confusion, oscuridad, in-
certidumbro.
Indistinguishable, a. Indistinguible.
Indisturbance, a, Tranquilidad, serenidad,
calma.
To Inditch, va. Enterrar en un foso.
To Indite, V. Zo Indict.
Inditee, «. El que es acusado de algun
crámen ; procesado.
Inditer, a. Autor. V. Enditer 6 Indicter.
Individaal, a. Individual, particular, —8.
Individuo.
Individuality, 8. Individualidad.
Individually, ad. Individualmente.
To Individuate, va. Indtvidualizar, partica-
larizar.
Individuate, a. Indiviso, aaa
INE
INE
Individuation, 2, La accion de individuar 6 [Iuestectiro, a. Ineficaz.
especiticar, bilidad. | Ineffectual, a. Ineficaz.
Indivisibility, Indivisibleness, 8. Indivisi-
Indivisible, a, Indivisible
Indivisibly, ad. Indivisiblemente,
Indocil, a. Indécil, cerril.
Indocility, & Indocilidad, pertinacia, dureza.
To Indoctrinate, tu. Doctrinar, enscñar,
instruir,
Indoctrination, 8. Instruccion, enseñanza.
Indolence, €. Indolencia, pereza.
Indolent. Indolento; perezoso, indiferente.
Indolently, ad. Indolentemente, insensible-
mento; perezosamente.
Indomitable, a. Indowmable.
Indomableness, @ Indomabilidad.
Indorsee, a. Portador, el que eno una letra
de cambio endorsador a su órden,
Indorsement, s. Rotulo, sobroscrito. Jn-
dorsement of a bill of archunge En-
doso do una letra de cambio.
Indorser, 8, Endosante 6 endosador.
To Indow, ou. V. Endorv,
Indraught, a. (Nán.) Abra, Entrada
To Indrench, ea. Empapar, embeber en ai.
Indubious, a. Cierto, seguro,
Indubitable, a. Indubitable.
Indubitably, ad. Indubitablemente.
To Induce, ea. Inducir, aconsejar; inferlr;
inspirar. hago.
Inducement, 4 Inducimiento, aliciente, al-
Inducer, €. Inducidor, persuadidor, inspl-
rador.
Inducible, a. Deduciblo. phoession.
To Induct, oa. Introducir; instalar, dar la
Induction, 4. Induccion, flacton ; instalacion;
introduccion.
Inductive, a. Inductivo; ilativo. [cion.
Inductively, ad. Inductivamente, por ila-
Inductor, 4. El que instala 6 da posesion.
To Indue, ea. Vestir, investir; dotar. V.
To Endow.
To Indulgo, va. y n. Favorecer; entregarse
á; satisfacer; conceder; mimar.
Indulgence, Indulgency, £ Indulgencia ;
favor ; complacencia, descendiente.
Indulgent, «@ Indulgente ; benigno ; con-
Indulgential, a. Indulgenta, lo que per-
tenece á las indulgencias concedidas en la
Iglesia romana.
Indulgently, ad. Indulgentemente.
Indulger, & Indulgento, complacionte,
+Indult, a, Indulto, gracia, oxencion.
To Indurate, va. Endurecer.— en. Enduro-
cerso, ompedernirse.
Indurate, a. Lm penitento; endurecido,
Induration, 8. Dureza; solidez; ondureci-
mionto. [rioso, aplicado.
Industrivus, a. Industrioso, diligente, labo-
rd ud. Industriosamente ; ad-
rodo,
Industry, & Industria, esmero, diligencia,
To Inebriate, edt. Embriagar; infatuar, co-
gar.—on, Embriagarse.
Inebriation, a. Embriaguez, borrachora,
Inedited, a. Inédito.
Ineffability, s. Inefabilidad.
Ineffablo, a. Inefablo.
Ineffablencas, a, Inefmbilidad. mente.
E ee Inefublemento, indocible-
Ineffectually, ad. Ineficazmente.
Ineffectualness, & Incticacia.
Inethicacious, a. Ineficaz,
Incflicaciousness, 8. Ineficacia.
Inefticacy, Inefficiency, e. Lneficacis.
Inetticient, a. Ineficaz, ineficiente.
Inelaborate, a. Lo que no está hocho ena
esmero, (sera
Inelegance, Inelegancy, 4 Tosquedad ; gro-
Inelegant, a. Inclegante, tosco, FO? TL.
Inclegantly, ad. Toscamente. ps elegido.
Incligibllity, 8. Calidad do lo que no parua
Ineligible, a, Excluido de eleccion,
Ineloquent, a. Rastrero, falto de elocuencia
tineluctable, a. Inevitable.
Includible, a, Inevitable, imprescindible.
Inept, a. Inepto; incapaz, inútil.
Ineptitude, « Ineptitad, incapacidad.
Ineptly, ad. ene
Inequality, $. Desigualdad ; disparidai ;
aspereza; ineptitud. [justa
Inequitable, a. Lo que no es equitativo o
Inerrability, s. Infalibilidad.
tInerrablo, a. Incrrable.
tInerrably, ad. Infaliblemento.
Inert, a. There, flujo, desidioso. [tia
Inertia, e. Inercia; indolencia, ínaceion, de
Inertly, ad, Pesadamente, Indolentemez.
Inertness, 8, Inercia 6 reposo.
Inescutcheon, a Escudito, en dentro el e-
cudo grande.
Inestimable, a. Inestimable, inapreciable.
Inestimably, ad, De un modo inestimalic.
Inevidence, €. Oscuridad, incertidumbre,
Inevident, a. Oscuro; no evidente,
Inevitable, a. Inevitable.
Inovitability, Inevitableness, £. El estado de
lo que cs inevitable.
Inevitably, ad. Inovitablemente,
Inexcusable, a. Inexcusable.
Inexcusableness, & Lo que no merees ¿x-
cusa 6 perdon,
Inexcusably, ad. Inexcusablemente.
Inexhalable, a. Lo que no puede exhslarse
6 evaporarse.
nex naustet, y Inexhausto.
nexhaustible, Inexbaustive, a. Incxhsasto,
inagotable.
Inexhaustibleness, 8. Lo que cs inagota!:!>.
Incxhaustiblonosx, 8. Lo que cs inagotab:o.
Inexistence, 8. Tnexistande
Inexistent, @ Inexistente,
Inexorable, a, Inexorable, inflexible, auc!
Inexorability, Inexorableness, 8. Intlexibi:i-
dad.
Inexorably, ad. Inflcxiblemente,
Inexpedienco, Inexpediency, 8 Inconv>
niencia, desconveniencia,
Inexpedient, a. Impropio.
Inexperience, 2. inexperiencia, impericia
Inexperienced, Inex a. Inexperta, poco
experto, sin experiencia.
Inexpiable, a. Inexpiable.
Inexpiabloness, 8. Lo que es inexplable 6 no
se puede purgar 6 satisfacer.
Incxpiably, ad. De un modo inexpiable.
Inexplicableness, a. Lo que es inexplicable,
Inexplicably, ad. Inexplicablementa,
INF
INF
Inexplorable, 4. Lo que no se puede oxplo-
rar. [puedo expresar.
std, a. Infostacion; molestia, distur
O.
Inexpressible, a. Indecible, lo que no se Infested, a. Infestado; molestado,
Inexpressibly, ad. Indeciblemente.
Inexpngnable, a. Inexpugnable. [gado.
| Infestive, a. Triste, melancólico.
Infestivity, a, Tristeza, melancolía, murria,
Inextinct, a. Lo que no está extinto o apa-¡ Infeudation, 8. Enfendacion.
Inextingulshability, 8. La calidad de lo quo
es Inextinguible.
Inextinguishable, a. Inextinguible,
Inextirpable, a. Lo que no se puedo extirpar.
Inextricuble, a. Intrincado, confuso, enina-
rañado.
Inextricablencss, & Lo que está intrincado.
Inextricably, ad. Intrincadamente, enma-
rañadamente.
To Ineye, en. ee leg inventar, insertar.
Infallibility, Infallibleness, a. Infalibilidad;
incapacidad de engañar 6 engafiarse.
Infulliblo, a. Infaliblo; seguro, indefectible. |
Infallibly, ad. Infaliblemente, seguramente,
Infamous, a. Infame, vil; vergonzoso.
Infamously, ad. Infamento.
Infamy, e. Infamia, descrédito, deshonra.
Infancy, 8. Infancia; el principio de alguna
cosa.
Infant, 8. Infante; menor.—a. Inmaturo,
Infanta, £/. Infanta, princesa de España.
Infante, a Infunto do eli ó Portugal,
Infanticide, e. Infanticidio; infanticida
Infantile, a. Infantil, pueril.
Infantine, a. Iufantil. [níño.
Infantlike, +Infantly, 4. Semejante ú un
Infantry, 4. Infanteria, peones, infantes.
To Infatuate, ea. Infatuar, embobar, preo-
cupar.
Infatuate, Infatuated, a. Infatuado,
Infatuating, a. Infatuado, entontecido,
Infatuation, 8. Infatuacion, preocupacion.
Tnteasibiity, Infeasibleness, 8. Imposibill-
Infeasible, a. Impracticable. [corromper.
To Infoct, ve, Infectar, apestar, inficionar,
Infect, Infected, a. Infecto, infectado, con-
taminado, pene
Infecting, 8. infeccion.
Infection, 8. Infeccion, hedor, corrupcion.
Infectious, a. Infecto, inficlonado,
Infectiously, ad, Por infeccion.
Infectlousness, 4 Propiedad do infictonar.
Infective, a. Infectlvo, pestilente.
Infecund, a. Infecundo, estéril.
Infecundity, a. Infecundidad, esterilidal
To Infeeble, va. Y. To Enfeeble.
Infelicitous, a. Infeliz. [Infortunto,
Infelicity, 8. Infelicidad, desgracia, desdicha,
Infeodation, a Enfeudacion,
To Lufeoff, ca. Enfeudar. ment,
Infeoffment, e. Enfeudacion. V. Enjeof-
To Infer, oa. Inforir, deducir.
Inferable, a. Lo que se puede fnfarir.
Inference, 8. Inferencia, ilaclon, consecuen-
cta, induccion,
Inferlor, a. Tnfertor; sujeto 4, subordinado.
Inferiurity, Inferiorness, a. Inforluridad.
Infernal, a, Infernal. {ferir.
Luferrible, a. Lo que se pueda deducir 6 in-
Jufertilo, a. Infecundo, estéril.
Infertility, a. Infecundidad, esterilidad.
To Infest, ea. Infestar, incomodar; inficio-
nar, rie
D
Infibulation, 4. Ligadura; cerramiento.
Infidel, a. Inficl.—<. Desleal, fementido.
Infidelity, @ Infidelidad; deslealtad, aloyosía,
Infinite, a. Infinito; innumerable.
Infinitely, ad. Infinitamente.
Infiniteness, £, Infinidad, inmensidad.
Infinitesimal, a, (Mat.) Infinitesimal.—S. In-
fAinitésima, °
Infinitive, a. Infinitive.
Infinitude, Infinity, sa, Infinidad, muche-
dumbre; inmensidad.
Infirm, a. Enfermízo, doliente; frágil.
Infirmary, e. Enfermería.
Infirmity, s Enfermedad, dolencia, indispo-
sicion; flaqueza, lidad.
Infirmness, 8. Debilidad, flaqueza.
To Infix, 04. Imprimir, inculcar, grabar en
el alma. [irritar.
To Inflame, va. Inflamar, encender; azuzar,
Inflamed, a. Encendido, irritado, acalorado.
Inflamer, s, Inflamador, cnardecedor.
Inflaming, a Inflamacion, enardecimiento.
Intlammability, a. Inflamabilidad ; disposl-
cion para {ntlamarse.
Inflammable, a. Inflamablo.
Inflammableness, e. Inflamamiento, enar-
decimicnto, [to, enardecimiento,
Inflammatlon, 8. Infamacion, encendimien-
Inflammative, Inflammatory, a. Inflamato-
rio. [soplar.
To Inflate, ra. Inflar; hinchar; engreir;
Inflated, a. Hinchado, inflado, engreido.
Infiation, «. Inflacion, entumecimiento; en-
grelmiento. [conjugar.
To Inflect, ea. Torcer, encorvar; declinar,
Inflection, a. Infloxion; dobladura; modu-
lacion de la voz. [blar 6 torcer.
Inflective, a, Lo que tiene virtud para do-
Inflexibility, Inflexibleness, 8 Infloxibili-
dad, dureza, pertinacia. _
Inflextble, a. Inflexible, pertinaz, obstinado,
Inflcxihly, ad. Inflexiblementa. [penas.
To Inflict, e4, Castigar, infligir, imponer
Inflicter, a. Castigador. [tliccion,
Infliction, & Imposicion do una pena; ta-
Inflictive, a. Inflictiva.
Inflorescence, 8. (Bot.) Eflorcscencia,
Influence, 4 Influencia; influjo.
To Influence, ta. Influir.
Influencing, 4. Influencia, inflojo.
Influent, a. Lo ane fluye hácla dentro.
Influential, a. que influye 6 tiene in-
fluencia.
Influentially, ad. Por medio de infinjo.
Influenza, $. Catarro; flaxion epidómica,
Infinx, ¢. Influjo; infusion.
Influxion, 8, Infusion.
To Infold, ta. Envolver, arrollar,
To Infolíato, va. Cubrir de hojas,
To Inforce, va. V. To Enforce. — [animar.
To Inform, va. Informar; instruir; delatar;
Inform, a. Informe; imperfecto; feo.
Informal, @. Informal; no confurme á las
leyc3; irregular. a
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Informality, €. Informalidad.
Informally, ad. Irregularmente.
Informant, s. Informante, delator, acusador.
Information, €. Informacion; delacion; de-
nunciacion, (animar.
+Informative, a. Lo que tiene el poder de
Informed, a. Instruido, inteligente; informe.
Informer, e. Delator, denunciador; plo
soplon. {ni temible.
Informidablo, @ Lo que no es formidable
Informing, a. Informacion, instruccion.
To Infract, va. Romper, quebrar, quebran-
tar
Infractedy e. Roto, quebrado, quebrantado.
Infraction, 4. Quebrantamiento, rompimien-
to; infraccion; contravencion. (tor.
Infractor, s. Infractor, r, contraven-
Inframundane, a. Mundanal, mundano.
Infrangible, a. Infrangible. (frangible,
Infrangibleness, a. El cstado de lo que es in-
pafrequence; Infrequency, « Rareza, rarl-
mM
Infrequent, a. Raro, extraordinario.
To Infrigidate, ea. Enfriar.
Infrigidation, 8. Enfriamiento.
To Infringo, ea. (For.) Infringir; contrave-
nir 4; estorbar. [gresion.
Infringement, +. Infraccion, violacion, tras-
Infringer, 8. Violador, cuntraventor, infrac-
tor.
Infrugiferous, a. Infrugifero, infructifero,
To Infucate, ca. Pintar, afeitar cl rostro.
Infumed, a. Desecado al humo. do.
Infundibuliform, a. Formado como embu-
Infuriate, a. Enfurecido, enojado, furioso.
To Infuriate, ra. Enfurecer, irritar, enojar.
To Infuscate, ea. Oscurecer; ennegrecer.
Infuscation, a, Oscurecimiento.
To Infuse, ca. Infundir; causar 6 mover
alguna pasion.
Infused, a. Infuso, infundido. (ánimo.
Infuser, 8, El que infunde 6 introduce en el
Infusible, a. Infundible; capaz de infuston.
Infusion, @. Infusion; inspiracion.
Infusivo, a. Lo que puede ser infundido.
Infusoria, a. (Hist. nat.) Uno de los órdenes
de la clase de los gusanos.
Ingathering, 8. Cosecha,
Ingclable, a. Lo que no puede ser congelado,
IngemInate, a, Ea ec repetido,
To Ingeminate, oa. Reduplicar, repetir.
Ingemination, 8. Reduplicacion,
Ingencrable, a. Ingenerable. [rendrar.
To Ingenerate, oa. Procrcar, producir, en-
Ingenerate, a. Innato; ingénito.
Ingenious, a. Ingenioso, hábil, industrioso.
Ingeniously, ad. Ingenioeamente.
Ingeniousneas, @ Ingeniosidad, industria,
destroza.
Ingenite, a. (Poco usado) Ingénito, innato,
pgenuidad.
Ingenuity, e. Ingenlosidad ;
Ingonqote: a. Ingénuo, real, sincero, franco,
Ingenuously, ad. Ingenuamente.
Ingenuousness, 4. Ingenuidad, sinceridad.
Pen ea, Introducir 6 ingerir on el es-
mago.
Ingestion, a. Introduccion en el estómago.
Ingle, a. (Prov.) Fuego, llama.
Inglorious, a.
vergonzoso.
653
11, ignominioso, deshonroso,
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Inglorious y, ad. Ignominiosamente. [ra
Ingloriousness, a. Pere vileza, desbos-
Inglavies, £, El buche de las aves ivoras.
Ingot, «. Riel. IJngot of gold, Tejo de ora
TS toes Agta. V o a Imprimir,
O Ingraft, ea. V. To G i
profundamente en el ánimo, ctc. (ur.
Ingrafting, e. Engertacion, el acto de inger-
Ingraftment, e. In ó engerto. ([teda
Ingrained, a. Teñido en rama; fijado, ers
ao Pg In a. desagradeci-
o.
Ingrate, 2. Una persona ingrata,
Ingratefulness, a, Ingratitad.
To Ingratiate, on. Insinuarse; congraciarse.
granjear favor.
Ingratiating, 8. y pp. of 7o Ingratéate.
a trate & gratitud, desagradea-
miento.
Ingredient, €. Ingrediente.
Ingresa, e. Ingreso, entrada.
Ingression, 8. ee entrada.
To Ingroes, ca. V. 7> Engroes. É
di Sah a. Inguinal, lo que pertenece 4 las
n
Ties, far.
To Ingulf, ea, Emboear; precipitar ; et
To Ingurgitate, ea. Tragar, -—AA.
Beber copiosamente.
Ingurgitation, e. Voracidad, glotonería.
To Inhabit, va. Habitar.—on. Residir en
algun o
Inhabitable, a. Habitable.
Inhabitableness, €. Inhabitabilidad.
Inhabitance, 8. Habitacion, morada.
Inhabitant, 2, Habitador, vecino, maorador.
Inhabitation, 2. Habitacion; domicilio; po
blacion.
Inhabited, a. Poblado, habitado,
Inhabiter, e. Habitanto, morador, vecino.
Inhabitress, af. Mabitadora, ca,
Inbalation, Pe pia (Méd.) nie
To Inbale, eva, Inspirar.
Inharmonical, Inharmonious, a, Dison:
inharmónico, discordante. [un sepulcro.
Inhearse, eu. Poner un cuerpo muerto ea
To Inhere, on. Inherir, adherir, ser inbe
rento,
Inherence, Inhereney, 8. Inherencia.
Inherent, a. Inhercnte.
Inherently, ad. Inherentementa.
To Inherit, za. Heredar; adquirir por maa-
da ó legado.
Inheritable, a. Heredable, hereditable.
a: ad. Por herencia.
Inheritance, 2. Herencia, patrimonio.
Inheritor, 8, Heredero,
Inhceritresa, Inheritrix, 4f Heredera,
To Inherse, ca. V. To Inhearse,
Tnhesion, $. Inherencia, union, adhesion.
To Inhibit, va. Inhibir, impedir; vedar.
Inhibition, € Inhibicion, impedimento.
(For.) Prohibicion á un juez.
To Inhive, ea. Enjambrar las abejas,
Inhospitable, a. Inhospitable,
Inhospital. talidad.
Inhospitableness, mé a
Inhospitably, ad. Sin hospitalidad.
Inhuman, a. Inbumano, cruel, desaptadada.
Inhumanity, 4. Inhomanidad, barbarie.
luhuman)y, ed, Inhumanamente.
INQ
To Inhumate, To Inhumo, va. Enterrar,
sepultar.
Inhumation, @ Entierro, sepultura. [do.
Inhumed, Inhumated, a. Sepultado, enterra-
Inimaginable, a. V. Unimaginadle,
Inimical, a, Enemigo, contrario, opuesto.
e 8. Imposibilidad de ser imi-
o.
Inimitable, a. Inimitable. {imitable.
Inimitableness, a. El estado de lo que es in-
Inimitably, ad. Inimitablemente.
Iniquitoua, a. Inicuo, malvado, facineroso,
Iniquity, € Jniquidad, perfidia, maldad.
Initial, a. Inictal; incipiente. Jnifiala,
Letras iniciales.
Initially, ad. Do un modo agg! pre
To Initiate, va. Iniciar. —on. iniciarse; es-
trenarse.
Initiate, a. V. Unpractised,
Initiated, a. Iniciado; instruido,
Initiating, a Iniciativo.
Initiatory, a. Iniciativo.
Initiation, a. Estreno; principio; {niclacion.
To Inject, va. Inyectar; introducir por in-
yeccion. [yeccion.
Injected, a. Inyectado, introducido por in-
Injection, a, Inyeccion; lavativa (Mex.)
Ayuda; jeringa.
Injudicable, a. (Poe. us.) Tegal.
Injudicial, a. Informal, informe, a
Injudicious, a. Indiscreto; poco juicioso,
ral la hy
Injudiciously, ad. Tontamente, sin juicio.
Injudiciousness, 2, Indiscrecion, impruden-
cla. miento, órden expresa,
Injunction, + Ma precepto, manda-
To Injure, eva. Injuriar; molestar, perjudicar,
Injurer, 4 Injuriador; ofensor.
Injurious, a. Injusto, dañoso, perjudicial;
contumelioso.
Injurtously, ad. Tnjuriosamente,
Injuriousness, a. Injuria. [ta.
Injury, e. Injuria, perjuicio, molestia; afren-
Injustice, a. Injusticia, agravio, [leble.
Ink, e. Tinta, Permanent ink, Tinta inde-
To Ink, ea. Ennegrecer, tizpar con tinta,
Inkbottle, e. Botellita do tinta.
Inkhorn, 8. Tintero de bolka—a. Podan-
tesco, pomposo.
Inkiness, a. Entintamiento.
Inkle, a. Cinta angosta; galoncillo,
Inkling, e. Insinuacion, desco ; capricho.
Inkmakor, €, El que hace tinta.
To Inknot, ea. Atar ó añudar.
Inkstand, e. Tintero. [jante á latinta.
ines a. Lo que se compono do tinta; seme-
To Inlace, va. Adornar con cordones, encor-
donar. [cea, taracea.
Inlaid, e Ataraccado. Znlaid work, Atara-
Inland, a. Interior. (Amer.) Tierra adentro,
Inlander, e, amet.) Tierradentrefio,
To Inlaw, ca. Absolver de un cargo; restau-
rar 4 sus derechos.
To Inlay, ea. Ataracear.
Inlay, a. Ataracea, embntido,
Inlayer, @ El que ataracen; ebanista.
Inlaying, s. El arto de ataracear 6 embutir.
Inlet, a. Entrada. (Núu.) Abra.
To Inlock, oa. Cerrar, encajar.
Inmate, e. inquilino.—a. Doméstico.
Inmost, a. I'ntimo, lo mas interior 6 interno,
Inn, 4 Posada, fonda, meson.
Innate, a, Innato, natural, propio.
Innately, ad. Naturalmente.
Innavigable, a. Innavegable,
Inner, a. Interior.
Innermoet, a. I’ntimo. V. Jnmost.
Innholder, & Posadero, mesonero, fondista,
Inning, 2. Encierro de la cosecha,
Innkeeper, 8. Posadero, mesonero, fondista,
Innocence, Innocency, 8. Inocencia, pureza,
Innocent, a. Inocente; simple.—s. Inocente.
Innocently, ad. Inocentemente.
Innocuous, a. Inocente, innocuo, sencillo,
Innocuously, ad. Inocentemente.
Innocuousness, 8. Inocencia,
Innominable, a. Innominable, innombrable,
To Innovate, ea. Innovar.
Innovating, a. Innovador.
Innovation, a. Innovacion.
Innovatgar, 8. Innovador, el que innova 6 in-
troduce novedades.
Innoxious, a, Inocente; exento de culpa.
Innoxiously, ad. Inocentemente.
Innoxiousness, 8. Incapacidad de hacer daño.
Innuendo, @ Indirecta, insinuacion, pulla,
Innumerabllity, +. Innumerabilidad.
Innumcrable, a. Innumerable.
Innumerableness, s. Innumerabilidad, mu-
chedumbre grande.
Innumerably, ad. Innumerablemente.
+Innumerous, a. Innumerable.
Inobservable, a. Inobservable,
Inobservance, 8. Inobservancia,
Inobservation, e. Inobservancia,
To Inoculate, va. y n. Ingertar; inocular;
ingorir; ingertar, propagar.
Inoculation, $. Ingertacion ; inoculación,
Inoculator, 8. Inoculador; ingertador.
he es a. OS sin er
noffensive, a. Paci quic O.
Inoffensively, ad, Paclficamento, sosegada-
menta, [clllez, inocencia,
Inoffensiveness, 8, Falta de ofensa; sen-
Inofficious, a. Inoficioso; desatento, des-
cortos,
Inopportune, a. Inconveniente, inoportuno.
Inopportunely, ad. Inoportunamente.
Inordinacy, 6 Irregular dad, desórden.
Inordinate, a. Desordenado, irregular, des-
arreglado.
Inordinately, ad. Desordenadamente. [sía,
Inordinatenesa, 8. Desórden, exceso, dema-
Inordination, s. Irregularidad, desórden.
Inorganical, a. Inorgánico. [otra,
To Inosculate, ea. Unir, juntar una cosa á
Inosculation, 8. Union por la conjuncion de
las extremidades, [quisa judicial,
Inquest, 8, Indagacion, averiguacion, pes
Inquictude, & Inquietud, desasosiego, des-
contento,
Inquirablo, a. Lo que puede ser inguirido.
To Inquire, en. mL Deal averiguar, exami-
nar.—ca. Preguntar. (ton.
Inquirer, 8. Inquiridor, examinador, pregun-
Inquiry, & Interrogacion; pesquisa, investi-
gacion. cion; tribunal eclesiástico,
Inquisition, a Escudrifamiento; inquisi-
Inquisitional, a. Inquisitorial 80.
Inquisitive, a. Inquisitivo, Lletres o-
INS
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Inquisttively, ad. Inquisitivamente. _[ber.
Inquisitiveness, e. Curiosidad, deseo dle sa-
Inquisitor, a Juez pesquisidor; inquisidor.
Inquisitorial, a. Inquisitorial
To Inrail, va. Enrejar.
Inroad, s. Incursica, correría; invasion, tala.
Insalubrity, 8. Insalubridad.
Insanable, a. Insanable, incurable,
Insane, a. Insano, loco, demente,
Insanity, 8. Locura, demencia, insania,
Insapory, a. Insipido, desabrido.
Insatiable, a. Insaciable. «
Insatiablenesa, €. Insaciabilidad.
Insatiably, ad. Insaciablemente.
Insatiate, a. Insaciablo.
Insatiately, ad. Insaciablemente. [turado.
Insaturable, a. Insaturablo, incapaz de ser 6a-
mo pod va. 1oscribir; rotular; delinear;
car.
Inscriber, 8. El que inscribe 6 dedica. [ria.
Inscription, s. Inscripcion; titulo; dedicato-
Inscriptive, a. Lo que tiene inscripciones.
To Inscroll, ea. Escribir en un rol.
Inscrutability, a. Incserutabilidad.
Inscrutable, a. Inescrutablo.
Inscrutably, ad. Inescrutablemente.
To Insculp, va. Insculpir, soe fo graber.
Insculptaro, 8. Escultura, grabadura.
To Inseam, ca. Señalar ó marcar con alguna
señal, [tidos.
Inseam, 8. Costura interior en zapatos 0 ves-
Insoct, £. Insecto; sabandija.
Insectivorous, 4. Insectivoro. [ro.
Insecure, a. Desconfiado ; lo que no es tegu-
Insccurely, ad. Desconfisdamente. (riesgo.
Insecurity, e. Desconfianza, rezelo; peligro,
To Insominate, 02. Sembrar.
Insemination, 8. Sembradura,
Insensate, a insensato. [to:
Insensibility, 8. Insensibilidad; estupidez;
Insensible, a. Insensibla, imperceptible; in-
diferente; duro de corazon.
Insensibleness, 8, Insensibilidad. [mente.
Insensibly, ad. Insensiblemente; gradual-
Insentiont, a. Insensible. [bilidad.
Inseparability, Inseparableness, s. Insepara-
1nseparable, a. Inscparablo.
Inseparably, ad. Inseparablemente,
Inseparate, a, No separado, unido.
To Insert, ea. Insertar, ingorir. [larca.
Jusertings, 3, Tiras bordadas, (Cuba) Anto-
Insertion, a. Insercion,
Jnsorviceable, a. Inservible.
Inshaded, a. Sefialado con gradaciones de co-
lores sombreado. [proteccion de otra.
To Inshelter, va. Poner alguna cosa bajo la
To Inshrine, va. Poner en una urna,
Insiccation, & Desecacion. (adentro.
Inside, 8. Interior, lo que está en la parte de
Insidiator, 8, Insidiador, el que pone ase-
chanzas.
Insidious, a. Insidioso, engañoso. [mente.
Insidiously, ad. Insidiosamente, engañosa-
1nsidionsness, s. El estado 6 calidad de lo
que es insidioso. Leos
Insight, 8. Conocimiento profundo de alguna
Insignia, 8. pd. Iusigntas, divisas honoríficas.
Insignificance, Insignificancy, e. Friolera,
poca importancia; nnlidad.
iii a. Insiguilicante, frivolo, nulo.
Insignificantly, ad. Insignificantemente.
Insignificativo, a. Insignificativo. [du
Insincero, a. Doble, sincera, disimuls-
Insincerely, ad. Doblemente.
Insincerity, & Doblez, dislimulacion.
To Insinuate, ea. Insinuar; dar a entender
—4n. Insinuarse; envolver. ;
Insinuating, 2. El que sabe captar 6 granjcar
la voluntad de otro. rerta
Insinuation, & Insinuacion; artificio; inci-
Insinuative, a. Insinuante, lo que granjea -28
afectos.
Insinuator, a. Insinuador, insinuante.
Insipid, a. Insipido, desabrido ; insulso.
Josipidity, Insipidnesa, a Insipi :
bor; insulsez, soseria.
Insipidly, ad. Insulsamente.
Insipience, a. Insipiencia, ignorancia.
To Insist, en. Insistir, instar, persistir.
Insistent, a. Insistente, constante, firme.
Insitiency, 4. Carencia de sed.
Insition, 8. Engerimiento.
Insnarer, 4. Enredador, trampista, tramposo.
Insobricty, 8. Embriaguez, bo
To Insolate, es. Insolar, secar al sol.
Insolation, 8. Insolacion. (Méd.) Insolaci-2.
Insolence, & Insolencia, altanería: atresr
miento. [desosao
Insolent, a. Insolente; arrogante; insejla
Insolently, ad. Insolentemente.
Insolvable, a. Inexplicable, intrincado; is-
suluble; indisoluble,
Insoluble, a. Insoluble; indisoluble.
Insolubleness, $. Indisolubilidad. aera
Insolvency, 8. Insolvencia, imposibilidad de
Insolvent, a. Insolwente.
Insomnious, a. Insomne, que no duerma.
Insomuch, conf. Do manera que, de suerta
que, de modo que.
To Inspect, va. Reconocer, inspeccionar.
Inspection, 8, Inspeccion; el cargo de algz-
na cosa.
Inspector, 8. Inspector, superintendente.
Inspersion, 8, La accion de rociar. orbe.
To Insphere, ea. Colocar en una esfera Y
lospirable, a. Inspirable, lo que se parce
atraer con el aliento.
Inspiration, a, Inspiracion.
To Inspire, en. Inspirar.—oa. Sugerir.
Inspirer, s. Inspirador.
To Inspirit, ca. Alentar, animar.
To Inspissate, cu, Espesar, condensar.
Inspissate, a. Espeso.
Inspissation, 8. Condensacion; espesari
Instability, 8. Instabilidad, inconstancia.
Instable, a. Inconstante, varia, mudable.
+Instableness, s. Mutabilidad.
To Install, va. Instalar; poner en posesion.
Installation, e. Instalacion.
Instalment, e. Pago; plazo.
Instance, Instancy, 8. ¡A rucgo; >
licitacion ; ejemplo. [nifester.
To Instance, en, Ejemplificar, declarar, nix
Instanced, @. Presentado como prueba; dade
como ejemplo,
Instant, a. Instante, urgente.—s, Momenta
Instantancity, €, Instantaneo.
Instantancous, . Instantáneo,
Instantancously, ad. Instantáncamente.
Instantancousness, & Y. Instuntuacity.
Instantly, ad. Instantáncamente,
To IJustate, ea. Colocar en algun órden 6
clase, {renovacion.
Instauration, €, Instauracion, restauracion,
Instcad, prep. Por, en lugar de, en vez de;
igual á, -
To Instecp, 07. Remojar, poner en remojo.
Instep, 8. Empeine ó garganta del pid.
To Instigate, cu. Instigar, mover. (cacion.
Instigatlon, 8. Instigacion, sugestion, provo-
Instigator, a. Instizador, incitador.
‘To Instil, ca. Instilar; inculcar, infundir,
Instillation, 4. Instilacion, nuante.
Instiller, 8, El que instila 6 insinua; insi-
Instilment, 4, Cualquier cosa instilada.
Instinct, 8. Instinto, sagacidad.—a. Anima-
do, movido,
Instinctive, a. Instintivo.
Instinctively, ad. Por instinto.
To Institute, ca. Instituir, establecer; con-
ferir algun beneficio. [gla, principio.
Institute, 8. Instituto; establecimiento; re-
Institution, 8. Institucion; ley positiva; ins-
truccion.
Institutionary, @. Elemental. tuir.
Institutive, 4. Capaz de establecer 6 Insti-
Institutor, 4. Instituidor; instructor. (tos.
I nstitutist, a, Escritor de institutas ó clemen-
To Instruct, ca. Instruir; enseñar ; formar
el ánimo,
Tnstructer, Instructor, 8. Instructor.
Instructible, a. Capaz de instruir.
Instruction, €. Instruccion; enseñanza;
Instructivo, «. Instructivo,
Instructively, ad. Tnstructivamento.
Instructiveness, 8, El poder 6 la capacidad
de instruir,
Tnstructreas, af. Instructora,
Instrument, a. Instrumento.
Instrumental, a. Instrumental.
Instrumentality, e. El acto de servir de ins-
trumento,
Instrumentally, ad. Instramentalmente,
Jnsnbjectlon, & Inobediencia, desobediencia,
Insubordination, s. Insubordinacion.
Insubstantial, a. Insubstanctal.
+Insuccation, 8. Kemojo. V. ena is
Insufferable, @. Insufrible, insoportable,
Insufferably, ad. Insufriblemente.
Insufficience, Insufficiency, e. Insuficiencia,
incapacidad.
Insufficient, a. Insuficiento.
Insufliciently, ad. Insuficientemente.
Insufflation, a. Soplo.
+Insuitable, a, Desproporcionado, Inepto, feo.
Insular, Insulary, a. Insular, isleño.
Insular, 8, Isichño, V. Zelander.
To Insulate, ca. Aislar.
Insulous, a. Lleno de islas,
Insulated, a. Alslado, apartado; escueto,
Insult, e, Salto; insulto, ultraje; injuria,
To boss va. Tosultar, injuriar; despreciar,
plear,
Insulter, 8, Insnitador, denostador. oa
Jnsulting, 4, Insulto, menosprecio; insolen-
Insultingly, ad. Insulentemente. [ablo,
Tnusuperability, «. La calidad de ser insuper?
Insuperal le, a. Insuperable.
Insuperableness, 2. Invencibilidad.
Insuperably, ad. invenciblemente.
[den.
rtablo, a. Insoportablo ; insufrible,
Insup
intolerable.
Insupportabieness, 8. Lo que es insoportable.
peral da ad, Insoportablemente.
o,
Insuppressiblo, a. Lo que no puedo ser ocul-
o 6 suprimido. [primir ú ocultar.
tInsuppressive, a. Lo quo no se puede su-
Insurable, a. Capaz de ser asegurado.
Insurance, 8. Seguro, seguridad. V. Ensur-
ance,
Insurance-broker, a, Corredor de seguros.
Insurer, & Asegurador.
Insurgent, 8. Insurgente, amotinado, rebelde,
Insurmountable, a. Insuperable.
Insurmountably, ad. Invenciblemente.
Insurrection, e. Insurreccion, conjuracion,
sedicion. {reccional, tumultuoso.
Insurrectional, Insurrectionary, a. Insur-
Insusceptible, a, No susceptible, incapaz.
Intact, a. Intacto. [do.
Intagliated, a. Entallado, grabado, estampa-
Intaglio, s. Obra de entalladura.
Intangible, a. Intangible.
Integer, 8. Entero, un todo, total.
Integral, a. y a, I'ntegro; total; perfecto.
tIntegrality, a. Integridad, perfeccion, ente-
reza,
Integrally, ad. Integralmente.
Integrant, a. ns integral,
To Integrate, va. Integrar.
Integration, a. Reintegro,
Integrity, 8. Integridad; hombria
ureza,
bien;
de
ér- | Integument, a. Tegumento, cubierta de al-
guna cosa,
Intellect, a. Entendimiento, inteligencia.
Intellection, e. Inteligencia,
Intellective, a, Intelectivo. [dimiento,
Intellectual, a. Intelectual, ideal.—s. Enten-
Intellectualist, a, Exagerador del entendi-
miento humano.
Intellectuality, 8. Intelectualidad. [monia
Intelligence, 8, Inteligencia; noticia; har-
Intelligencer, a. El que envía noticias.
AUD a. Inteligente, sabio, perito,
rAbil.
Intelligential, a. Intelectual.
Intelligibility, e Perspicuidad, claridad.
Intolligible, a. Intelizible. [epicuided:
Intelligiblenoss, a. Comprensibilidad, per-
Intelligibly, ad. Inteligiblemente,
+Intomerate, A. Puro, limpio.
tIntemcratenosa, 8. Purcra,
Intemperament, 4. Intemperie,
Intemperance, 8. Intemperancia, exceso.
Intemperate, a. Destemplado; desenfrena-
do, desarreglado. [moderadamente,
Intemperately, ad. Destempladamente, in-
Intemperateness, 8. Inmoderacion, exceso ;
- intemperie, [za.
Intemperature, 2. Intemperie, destemplan-
+Intempestive, a. Intempestivo.
tIntempestively, ad. Intempestivamente.
tintempestivity, ¢. La calidad de ser intem-
pestivo.
Intenable, a. Indefensable.
To Intend, ca. Intentar; determinar, de-
signar, proponerse.
Intendant, a Intendente, guna cosa.
Intender, s. El que tiene ánimo de hacer al-
Intendment, a. latento, abad? DS
To Intenerate, oa. Enternecer, ablandar.
Inteneration, @ Enternecimiento.
Intense, a. Intenso; vehemente, violento.
Intensely, ad. Intensamente. [citud.
Intenseness, €. Intension, vehemencia, soli-
Intenston, $. Intension ; tension. [gor.
Intensity, s. Intensidad, exceso, fuerza, ri-
Intensive, a. Intensivo, intenso ; atento.
Intensively, ad. Intenslvamente.
Intent, a. Atento, cuidadoso.—e. Intento,
designio, ánimo.
Intention, 8. Intencion, designio, mira, fin.
Intentional, a. Intencional.
Intentionally, ad. Intencionalmente.
tIntentive, a. Atento, aplicado, diligente.
Intently, ad. Ansiosamento.
Intentness, 8. Aplicacion ansiosa.
To Inter, ca. Enterrar, soterrar.
Interact, 4. Entreacto ; intermedio,
Interamntan, @. Bituado entre rios,
Intercalar, Intercalary, «+ Intercalar, lo que
se pone ó Introduce entre otras cosas.
To Intercalate, oa. Intercalar, interponer.
Intercalation, & Intercalacion.
To Intercode, on. Interceder, mediar; in-
terpuncrse. [nero.
Interceder, 8. Intercesor, mediador, media-
Interceding, 8. Mediacion, intercesion.
To Intercept, va. Interceptar; obstruir ;
cerrar el paso.
Intercepter, & Antagonista, oponente.
Interception, a. Intercepcion.
Intercession, 8. Intercesion, mediacion.
Intercessor, 8, Intercesor, mediador.
Intercessory, 8. Intercesorio.
To Interchain, oa. Encadenar, entrelazar.
To Interchange, va. Alternar; camblar,
trocar, permutar. [bio, permuta.
Interchange, 8. Comercio; trueque, cam-
Interchangeability, 8. Permutabilidad.
Interchangeable, a, Permutable ; sucesivo ;
mutuo.
Interchangeablenesa, 8. Cambio, permuta,
Interchangeably, ad. Alternativamente,
mutuamente, recíprocamente,
Intercipient, a. Interceptible.—s Lo que
intercopta. terceptar.
To Interclude, en. Intervenir; obstruir, ín-
Interclusion, €. Intercepcion, obstruccion.
Intercolumniation, ¢. (Arq.) Intercolunio.
To Intercommunicate, en. Comunicar con
otro. [ca, comunion mutua,
Intercommunity, 2, Comunicación recipro-
Intercostal, a. Intercostal. [trato.
Intercourse, & Comercio; comunicacion,
+To Intercur, on. Intervenir, acontecer.
Intercurrence, 8. Intercurrente; interven-
clon, ocurrencia.
Intercurrent, a. Lo que corre ontre dos pa-
rajes; lo que interviene,
Intercutaneous, a. Intercutáneo.
To Interdict, va. Prohibir, interdecir; en-
tredecir. (sura eclesiástica,
Interdict, a Interdiccion, entredicho, con-
Interdiction, e. Interdiccion, Po
Interdictive, a. Lo que entredice. icion.
Interdictory, a. Lo que pertenece á prohi-
te re Loros. va. Interesar; cmpoñar.—on.
nte neño.
Interest, ae Interes: utilidad ; a
Interesting, a. Interesante, atractivo, ama.
ble. [intervenir ; ebocar.
To Interfere, on. Entremeterse, meterse,
Interference, £ Interposicion, intervencion,
mediacion,
Interfering, +. Oposicion; alcance, rozadura
Interfluent, Interflaous, a. Lo que fluye por
medio de otra cosa, (sas.
Interfalgent, a. Lo que lace entre otras co-
Interfused, a. Muy esparcido 6 extendido,
Interim, € Intermedio. Jn this interina,
En el interino, miéntras
Interior, a. Interior, interno.—e El interior.
Interiorly, ad. Interiormente.
Interjacency, & El estado de hallarse situa
do entre dos cosas.
Interjacent, a. Interyacente. intervenir.
To Interject, va. Insertar.—en, Interponer,
Interjection, 8. Interjeccion; intervencion,
interposicion.
To Interjoin, ea. Casar mutuamente á a)-
gunas personas de diversas familias.
To Interlace, ea. Entrelarar, entremerciar.
Interlapee, 8. Intervalo. [tretejer.
To Interlard, ca. Mechar; entreponer; en-
To Interleave, ea. Interpolar 6 interponer.
To Interline, ea. Interlinear, entrereagio-
nar. terlines!
Interlineal, Interlinear, Interlineary, a. In-
bl tert 8. Libro con interlineaciones.
Interlineatiun, Interlining, $. Interlinescion.
To Interlink, va. Eslabonar, encadenar.
Interlocation, *. Interposicion. [locutoria
Interlocution, 8. Interlocucion ; auto inter-
Interlocutor, 8. Interlocutor. [rio,
Interlocutory, a. Dialogástico ; interlocuto-
To Interlope, em Entremeterse ; traficar
sin licencia.
Interloper, & Entremetido. [los árboles,
Interlucation, a. La corta de las ramas de
Interlucent, a. Lo que luce entre otras cosas.
Interlude, e. Intermedio; entremes.
Interluder, e. Farsante.
Interlunar, Interlanary, a Lo que perte
nece al interlunio.
Intermarriage, & Matrimonio de dos ber
manos con dos hermanas,
To Intermarry, en. Casarsa mutuamente
cuatro 6 mas personas de dos familias.
To Intermeddle, en. Entremeterse, mez-
clarso.—ea. Entremezclar, mezclar.
Intermeddler, a, Entremetido.
Intermediacy, 8. Y. Intervention,
Intermedial, Intermediate, a. Intermedio.
To Intermediate, en, Intervenir, interponer.
Intermediately, ad. Por intervencion.
Intermedium, e. Intermedio.
Interment, @ pgp ida tec bral, funeral.
To Intermention, ea. Mencionar, mentar.
Intermigration, 8. Mudanza rect de
una á otra. infintto, Dios.
Interminable, a. Interminable.—e. El Ser
Interminate, €. Interminable, ilimitado.
To Intermingle, va. Entremezciar.—cen.
Mezclarac.
Intermission, 8. Intermision: interrapcion,
Intermissive, a. Intermitente,
To Intermit, ea. Intermitir.—on. Cesar 6
parar un rato.
Intermittent, «. Intermitentea
INT INT
Intermittingly, ad. Con intermision. Interstellar, a. Lo que está situado entre
To Intermix, ma, Entremezclar.—on. En-| las estrellas, [medio.
tremezclarse, mezclarso. [otra. | Interstico, 4 Intersticio, iutervalo; tuter-
Intormixture, £ Mezcla de una cosa con | Interstitial, a. Lo que tiene Intersticios.
Tntermundane, 4, Entremundano. Intertexture, 83. Entretejido, enlazamiento.
Intermural, a, ERA abi 6 empaderado. | To Intertwine, To Intertwist, va. Entrote- *
+Intermutual, a. Mutuo, recíproco. Jer, entrelazar. tervalo.
tIntern, a Interno, intestino. Interval, a, Intervalo, intersticio; lúcido in-
Internal, a. Interno, interior; intrínseco. | Interveined, a. Interpolado como las venas,
Internally, ad. Internamente; mental-| To Intervone. on. Intervenir, mediar, ocur-
mente. destructivo.| rir, sobreventr.
Internocine, a. Lo que es reciprocamente | Intervenient, a Interpuesto ; ocurrido,
par 8. Estrago, matanza. (do. | Intervention, 4. Intervencion ; modiacfon.
Internode, Internodium, a. (Bot.) Entrenu-| Tu Intervert, ea. Mudar de rumbo; tras-
Internuncio, €. Internuncio; ministro pon-|_ trocar. [camiento,
tificio. interrupcion. | Interview, es. Entrevista, conferencia ; abo-
Interpellation, 8. Interpelacion, citacion ;| To Interweave, va. Entretejer, enlazar.
To Interpledge, v7. Dar y tomar alguna Interweaving, a, Entretejedura. [nalda.
cosa como prenda. Interwreathed, a. Tejido en forma de guir-
To Interpoint, va. Distinguir por puntos 6 | Intestable, a. El que no puede hacer testa-
virgulillas las cláusulas. mento.
To Interpolate, ca. Interpolar; renovar. Intestacy, 8. La falta de testamonto.
Interpolation, a. Interpolacion ; añadidura. | Intestate, a. Intestado.
Ir lator, 8. Interpolador, el que añade | Intestinal, a. Intestinal. [intestino.
á algun manuscrito antiguo. Intestine, a. Interior; intostino,—s. Tripa,
Interposal, $. Interposicion; intervencion, | To Inthral, va. Esclavizar.
asistencia. Inthralment, a. Esclavitud.
To Interpose, ca. Interponer.—on, Inter- | To Intbrone, To Inthronize, ea. Entronizar.
ponerse, medlar. Inthronization, 4. Entronizacion.
Interposer, & El que interpone, mediador. | To Intice, V. To Entice. a
Interposition, 8. Interposicion, mediacion. | Intimacy, 8. Intimidad, fhmiliaridad, con-
'To Interpret, va. Interpretar, explicar. Intimate, a. ea cordial.—s. Amigo.
Interpretable, a. Interpretable, [cion. ' To Intimate, cu. Insinuar ; dar á entender.
Interpretation, 8. Interpretacion, exposi-;¡Intimately, ad. I'ntimamente. _[vencion.
Interpretative, a. Interpretativo. Intimation, @ Insinuacion, indirecta, pre-
Interpretative Ms ad, Interpretativamente, | To Intimidate, va. Intimidar, causar miedo ;
Interpreter, a. Intérprete; traductor. aterrar, espantar.
Interpunction, 8. Puntuacion, Intimidation, a. Intimidacion.
Interregnum, 4. Interregno. Into, prep. En, dentro, adentro.
Interreign, 8. Interregno. Intolerable, a. Intolerable, insufrible.
Interrer, $. Enterrador, sepulturero. Intolerablenesa, a. Intolerabilidad.
To Interrogate, oa. y on. Interrogar, pre- | Intolerably, ad. Intolerablomente.
guntar, examinar. Intolerance, & Intolerancia,
+Interrogate, 8. Interrogacion, pregunta. Intolerant, 8. y a. Intolerante.
Interrogation, 8. Interrogacion, pregunta. | Intolerated, a. Lo que no es tolerado,
pesquisa. - [—a. Interrogativo, | Intoleration, 4. Intolerantismo.
Interrogative, 4. Pronombro interrogativo. | To Intomb, va. Enterrar, sepultar.
Interrogatively, ad. Interrogativamente. | To Intonate, va. Tronar; cantar juntos.
Interrogator, 8. Interrogante, [rogativo. | Intonation, 8. Entonacion ; trueno.
Interrogatory, 8. Interrogatorio.—a, Inter- | To Intone, on. Entonar, dar tono 4 las voces,
* To Interrupt, va. Interrumpir, estorbar ;| Intorslon, & El acto de torcer 6 dar vueltas,
separar. To Intort, va. Torcer, dar vueltas á cous
Interruptedly, ad. Interrumpidamente. retándola,
Interrupter, €. Interruptor. To Intoxicate, ta. Embriagar, emborrachar.
Interruption, 8. Interrupcion; interpoel-| Intoxication, @ Embriaguez; trasporta-
cion ; intermision. [bombros.| miento. [cion.
od a. Lo que está entre los| Intractability, a. Dureza de genio; obstina-
To Interscind, oa. Atajar; interrampir, obe- | Intractable, a. Intratable, áspero,
truir. Intractableness, 8, Obstinacion, porfía, ter-
To Interscribe, eta. Entrerenglonar. quedad.
Intersecant, «. Cortante, separante. Intractably, ad. Obstinadamente. [dad.
To Intersect, ca. Entrecortar.—on, (Geom.) | Intranquiility, 4, Dosasoslego, intranquili-
Cortarse dos líneas. Intransient, a. Permanente ; inmutable,
Intersection, 8. Interseccion. limones: a. Intransitivo,
To Intersert, va. Entrejerir, ingerir unas | Intransitive i ad. Intransitibliamente.
cosas con otras, Intransmuta hity, 8. Intrasmutabilidad.
Intersertion, €. (Geom.) Interseccion. Intransmutable, a. Intrasmutable.
To Intersperse, va. Esparcir una cosa entre |'To Intrench, en. Invadir, usurpar.—va,
otras. [cosa entro otras. | Atrincherar, [chera
Interspersion, & El acto de esparcir una) Intrenchment, 4 E trin
INV
Intrepid, a. Intrépido, arrojado, arrostado,
Intrepidity, s. Intrepidez, arrojo, osadía.
Intrepidly, ad. Intrepidamente.
Intricacy, €. Embrollo, confusion, dificultad.
Intricate, a. Intrincado, enredado, compli-
cado, [brullar.
To Intricate, ra. Intrincar, enredar, cm-
Intricately, ad. Intrincadamente.
Intricateness, 8, Embrollo, perplejidad, os-
curidad. {redo.
Intrigue, 8. Intriga; trama; embrollo; en-
To Intrigue, en. Intrigar; galantear.—oq.
Intrincar. {metido.
Intriguer, a. Intrigante, embrollador, entre-
Intriguingly, ad. Pur medio de intrigas o
manejos secretos,
Intrinsically, ad. Intrinsecamonte.
Intrinsic, a. Intrinscco, interior. [seco.
Intrinsicalness, a. Realidad; mérito intrin-
To Introduce, ca. Introducir; facilitar 6
prover lone: la amistad de alguno.
Introducer, 8. Introductor.
Introduction, ¢ Introduccion.
Introductive, a Introductivo,
Introductor, es. Introductor.
Introductory, a. Previo, preliminar.
Introgression, 4. Entr.
Introit, €, Introito.
Intromission, a, Introduccion, admision.
To Intromit, ea. Introducir; admitir.—on.
Tomar posesion violenta do lus bienes de
otro.
Introreception, & Recepcion. [guna cosa
To Introspect, va. Mirar lo interior de al-
Introspection, 8. Examen de lo interior de
alguna cosa,
Introsusception, & Intususcepcion.
Introvenicnt, a. Lo que vieno de fuera.
Introversion, 8. El acto de volver á entrar.
To Introvert, ta. Volver hácia el interior.
To Intrude, rn. Entremeterse.—va, Intro-
ducir indebidamente.
Intrudor, 8. Intruso, entremetido,
Intrusion, 8. Intrusion, entremetimiento.
Intrusive, a. Intruso, [comision secreta.
To Intrust, ea. Confiar; depositar; dar una
Intuition, s. Intuicion ; conocimiento infuso,
Intuitive, a. Intuitivo; evidente,
Intuitively, ad. Intuitivamente.
Intumescence, Intumescency, 8. Entume-
cencia; tumor, hinchazon.
Intumescent, a. Lo que se hincha,
To lntwine, ca. Entrelazar una cosa con
otra torcióndolas.
Tnula, s, (Bot.) E’nula 6 ¿nula campana,
Inundant, a. Inundante.
To Inundate, ea. Inundar; abrumar.
Inundation, 83. Inundacion; multitud exce-
siva,
To Inure, ea, Acostambrar, habituar.
Inurement, $. Práctica, uso, costumbre.
To Inurn, ta. Enterrar, sepultar,
Inusitation, 4. Desuso,
Inutility, 8. Inutilidad. [usurpar.
To Invade, ra. Invadir, asaltar; sider:
Invader, & Invasor, asaltador.
Invaletudinary, a. Débil, enfermo, baldado.
Invalid, a. Inválido, nulo, irrito.
Invalid, & Inválido, baldado, enclenque.
To a a Ta. Invalidar, anular.
Invalidation, a Invalidacion.
Invalide, e. Invalido, V. Invalid.
Invalidity, Invalidness, 2. Invalidacion: de
bilidad. y
Invaluable, a. Invaluable, inestimable, ica-
Invaluably, ad. Invaluablemente.
Invarlability, € Invariabilidad.
Invariable, a. Invariable.
Invariablenesa, 8. Inmutabilidad, constancis.
Invariably, ad. Invariablemente.
Invaried, a. Invariado.
Invasion, 8. Invasion, acometimienta,
Invasive, a. Hostil.
Invective, a, Invectiva—a, Satirico, acre
Invectively, ad. Satiricamente.
To Inveizh, en. Declamar, censurar.
Inveigher, s. Declamador; satírico.
hd ANS va. Engañar con arte, persuadir
ma
Inveiglement, 4. Engañiía, seduccion.
Inveixler, 8. Seductor.
Invelled, a. Encubierto como con un ven
Invondible, a. Invendible. [fracsuar.
To Invent, ea. Inventar; descubrir; furjar:
Inventor, a. Inventor; invencionero.
Inventful, a. Inventivo.
Inventible, a. Lo que puede ser descabiera
Invention, 4. Invencion; inventiva; ficcion;
mentira, etc.
Inventlvo, a. Inventivo, ingentoso. [eta
Inventor, 4. Inventor; forjador de evezun
puenterial a. Lo perteneciente al invents-
O.
Inventorially, ad. Por 5 con inventario.
Inventory, & Inventario; : 4
To Inventory, va. Inventariar, hacer un in
ventario.
Inventress, 2f Inventora.
Inverse, a. Inverso, invertido, trastrocada.
Inversely, ad. Inversamente.
Inversion, 8. Inversion, trasmutacion de at
den ó tiempo. [ear.
To Invert, ea. Invertir, trastornar, trasto
Invertedly, ad. Al reves.
To Invest, va. Investir; conferir; sitiar.
(Com.) Invertir.
Investigablo, a. Averiguable, investicabie
To Investigate, va. Investigar, averisnar.
Investigation, 8. Investigacion, pesquiss;
escrutinio,
Investigative, a. Dispuesto 4 investigar. — '
Investizator, 8. Investigador, indezader.
averiguador.
Investiture, €. Investidura; instalacion.
Investive, a. Lo que cerca 6 rodea algpsa
cosa.
Investment, 8. Vestido. (Com) La inver
sion del dinero en fundos públicos.
Inveteracy, & Perseverancia 6 continuaci
de un mal.
Inveterate, a. Inveterado. [vetersia
Inveteration, s. Endurecimiento; estado in-
Invidious, a. Envidioso; maligno.
Invidiously, ad. Envidiosamente.
Invidiousness, a. Mr eee
Invivilancy, e. Falta de vigilancia.
To Invigorate, va. Vigorar, dar vigor.
Invigoration, 8. El acto de vigorar; corre-
boracion.
Invincibility, e, Invincibllidad.
IRK
IRR
Invincible, a. Invencible. [bla,
Invincibleness, a, El estado de ser invenci-
Invincibly, ad. Invenciblemente.
Inviolability, €. Inviolabilidad.
Inviolable, a Inviolable, invulnerable.
Inviolubleness, €, Inviolabilidad.
Inviolably, ad. Inviolablemente.
Inviolate, a. Inviolado, entero, incorrupto,
integro,
Inviolated, a. Inviolado, incorrupto.
Invious, a, Intransitable, impasable.
To Inviscate, ca. Hacer viscosa 6 glutinosa
alzuna cosa; pegar.
"To Inviscerate, ea, Criar, nutrir,
fnvisibility, Invisibleness, e. Invisibilidad.
Invisible, e, Invisible.
Invisibly, ad. Invisiblemente.
Invitation, 8, Convite, invitacion: instancia.
To Invite, ca. Convidar; incitar; instar;
estimular,
Triviter, a, Convidador.
Inviting, 8, Convite.
Invitingly, ad. Halaciieñamento,
Invitingnesa, & Invitacion.
To Invocate, ta. Invocar; implorar auxilio
ó ayuda
Invocation, £, Invocaclon. [ds facturas.
Invoice, & Factura. Znvotce-book, Libro
Tv Invoke, ta, Invocar; implorar, suplicar,
rocar,
Involucel, a. (Bot.) Involucro, (o,
involucre, Involucrum, 3, (Bot) Involucri-
Involuntarily, ad, Involuntariamente,
Involuntariness, e, Involuntariodad.
Involuntary, a. Involuntario. (dentro.
Involute, a Encorvado 6 torcido hacia
Involution, & Complicacion; envolvedero ;
enredo, embrollo,
lv Inyolve, ta. Envolver; arrollar; impli-
ear; torcer; enredar; cnmarañar, com-
plicar; mezclar,
'nvolvednesa, 4, Envolvimiento.
‘nvulnerability, Invalnerableness, 8, Invul-
nerabilidad. [puedo ser herido,
nvulnerable, e, Invalnerable, lo que no
nward, Inwards, ad. IHiacila dentro; into-
riormente; adentro.
nward, @. Interiors interno; secreto,
nwardly, ad. Interiormente, internamente,
“o Inweave, ea. Entretejer, enlazar.
“o Inwrap, eta, Envolver, embrollar, arre-
batar.
‘o Inwreathe, ca. Cercar, rodcar, adornar,
nwrought, a. Labrado, adornado.
ocdineo, 2, (Quim.) Jodino,
onic, 4. Jónico.
ota, 4. Jota, ápice, tilde, punto.
pecacuanha, 8. Ipecacuana,
peca, 2, (Orn.) Ipecú.
rascibility, 8. Iracundia,
rascible, «, Irnscible.
re, £. Ira, iracundia, enoja, enfado,
reful, a. Lracundo, colérico.
re fully, ad. Airadamente.
-idium, A, (Quím.) Iridio, metal nueva-
mento descubicrto. Uria,
ix, e. Vris (Anat) I’ris del ojo. (Bot.)
oes va. Fastidiar. Jt irks me, Mo fas-
tidia,
-ksomo, a. Todioso, fastidioso, cansado.
Irksomely, ad. Cansadamente, fastidiosa-
mente.
Irksowmeness, 8, Todio, fastidio, molestia,
Iron, 8. Hierro ó flerro. Cuat iron, Hierro
colado, Forged iron, Mierro forjado.
Flut iron, Hierro planchucla, Ilierros,
To putin trons, char grillos. —a. Fór-
treo, Zron-chest, Arca de hicrro. Jron-
trork, ne Iron plate, Palastro.
Iron wire, Hilo 6 alambre de hierro.
Iron pot, Olla 6 marmita do fierro. Jron
ware, Trastos de fierro.
To Iron, ca. Aplanchar. (Vulg.) Planchar.
Ironed, a. Aplanchado; engrillado.
Iron-hearted, a, Duro, áspero, severo.
Ironic, [ronical, a. Irónico.
Ironically, ad. Irénicamente.
Ironist, 8. El que habla con ironía,
Ironmonger, 8. Mercader 6 traficante de
hierro. (Amer.) Quinquillero.
Ironmould, s. Mancha de herrumbro.
Ironwood, 8. Madera de hierro.
Ironwort, 4 Sideritis, siderítide,
Irony, 8. Ironía.—a. Fórreo, [de luz.
Irradiance, Irradiancy, a. Irradiacion; rayos
To Irradiate, ca. Irradiar; iluminar, inspl-
rar.—en. Lucir sobre,
Irradiate, +. Resplandeciente, {Juminado.
Irradiation, & Irradiacion; iluminacion.
Irrational, a. Irracional, absurdo, desrazo-
nable.
Irrationality, e. Trracionalidad.
Irrationally, ad. Irracionalmente,
Irreclaimable, a. 1Indómito, incorregible,
obstinado.
reali ly: ad. Incorregiblemente.
c, 4. Irreconciliable, implaca-
ble. conciliarse.
Irreconcilablenesa, +. Imposibilidad de re-
Irreconcilably, ad. Irreconciliablomento.
Irreconciled, a. Dicese de la maldad, delito
6 culpa que no so ha expiado.
Irreconcilement, Irreconciliation, €. Falta
de reconcillacion, discordia, [trar.
Irrecordable, a. Lo que no so puede regis-
Irrecoverable, a. Irreparable; irrecupera-
blo, irremediable, [recurso.
Irrecoverably, ad. Irremcdiablemente, sin
a bis ad. De un modo frrecupe-
rable.
Irredeemable, a. Irredimiblo.
Irreducible, a. Irreducible.
Irrefragability, 8. Argumento que no se
puede impugnar.
Irrefragable, a. Irrefragable.
Irrefragably, ad. Irrcfrazablemente.
Irrefutable, a. Irrefragable, indubitabla,
clorto. [arreglado,
Irregular, a. Irregular; desordenado; des-
Irregularity, s. Irrcgularidad ; desórden, de-
masía, exceso,
Irregularly, ad. Irreguiarmente,
Irrelative, a. Absoluto; inconexo; sin regla,
Irrelatively, ad. De un modo inconexo.
Irrelevancy, 8. Lo que no es aplicablo 6 á
propósito. e [no es del caso,
Irrclevant, a. Lo que no cs aplicablo; lo que
Irrelcvantly, ad. Fuera do pro ito.
Irrelievable, a. Irremediable, irreparablo,
Irreligion, 4, Irreligion, Staten apieaat
Irreconcilab
IRR
Irreligious, a. Irreligioso; impio, profano.
Trreligiously, ad, Irrcliglosamonte.
Irremeable, a. Se aplica al camino por donde
se va y no se puodo volver.
Irremodiable, a, Irremediablo.
Irremodiableness, 8. El estado de lo que no
tiene remedio.
Irremediably, ad. Irromediablemente.
Irremissible, a. Irremisible, hey a de per-
don. [tuyo 4 una cosa le,
Irremissiblen a La calidad que consti-
tee . Irremisiblemente.
Irremovable, a. Inmutable.
Irremuncrable, a. Incapaz de ser remune-
rado ó premiado. fama.
Irrenowned, a. Oscuro, sin nombre, sin
Irreparability, e, El estado de lo que es irro-
parable.
Irreparabla, a. Irreparable.
Irreparably, ad. Irroparablemento.
Irrepentance, & Falta de arrepentimiento.
Irreploviablo, a. (For.) Irredimible.
Irreprehensible, a. Irreprensible.
Irreprehensibly, ad. Irreprensiblemente.
Irreprosentable, a. Irreprehensiblemente.
Irrepressible, a. Lo que no puede ser opri-
mido ni reprimido.
Irreproachablo, a. Intachable, incensurable,
Irreproachably, ad. Irroprensiblomente.
Irreprovable, a. Irreprensible, intachable.
Irreprovably, ad. Sin tacha,
Irresistance, 8. Falta de propension; pacien-
cla para sufrir.
Irresistibility, a Fuerza 6 poder irresistible.
Irresistible, a. Irresistible.
Irrosistibleness, e. Poder irresistible,
Irresistibly, ad. Irresistiblemente. [ble.
Irresoluble, a, Irresoluble. (Quim.) Insolu-
Irresolubleness, £. Solidez 6 resistencia de
un cuerpo á la separacion de sus partes,
Irresolvedly, ad. Irresolutamente.
Irresolute, a. Irresuelto, vacilante, indeciso.
Irresolutely, ad. Irresolutamente.
Irresoluteness, a. Irresolucion.
Irresolution, a. Irresolucion, vacilacion.
Irrespective, a. Inconsiderado.
Irrespectively, ad. Inconsideradamente.
Irresponsible, a. Lo que no es responsable,
Irretentive, a. Lo que no retiene 6 contiene
alguna cosa,
Irretrievable, a. Irrecuperable, irreparable.
irretrievably, ad. Irreparablemonte.
Irrcturnable, a. Incapaz de volver 6 retornar.
Irroverence, e. Irreverencia,
Irreveronced, a. Descortes, irreverente,
Ed a. Irreverente, desatento.
Irreverently, ad. Irroverentemente,
Irroversible, a. Irrevocable. [irrevocable.
Irrovorsiblen 8. El estado do lo que es
¡delta . Sin poder ser revocado,
Irrevocability, s. Irroyocabilidad.
Irrevocabie, a. Irrevocable.
Irrevocableness, e. El estado 6 la calidad
irrevocable de una cosa.
Irrevocably, ad. Irrevocablemente.
To Irrigate, ta. Regar, mojar, humedecer.
Irrigation, a Riego, regamiento.
Irriguous, a, Regado; rociado, húmedo.
Irrision, s. Irrision, des recio, burla.
Irritability, Irritabil!
IVY
Irritable, a. Irritable, frascible
Irritableness, $. [rascencia.
ATADO er, (For.) Irritante ; írrito.
pein oa. Irritar; exasperar ; enconar
tar.
Irritation, e. Irritacion.
Irritatory, a. Estimulante, trritante.
Irruption, « Irrupcion, entrada forrada.
Irruptive,a. Lo que comete alguna trrupcica.
Isagogical, a. co.
Lo hee 8, (Geom.) Isagono. :
Ischury, &. retencion de orina.
Iserine, 8. (Min.) Iserina.
Ish, Terminacion inglesa que sirve para e1-
presar diminucion en la calidad dal =~
tantivo á que se añade, 6 para hacer ai;
tivos gentilicios 6 nimicos, coma
bluish, azulado, do J azul; Spasisi,
español, de Spain,
Isicla 8 ran cerrion. “Y. Icécle.
Ising, 8. Especie de tripa 6 salchica.
Isinglass, £. Colapiscis, cola
Inland, € Isla, Leeward Islas do
sotavento.
Islander, e. Isleño.
Isle, e. Isla pequeña. V. Adele.
Islet, e. Isleta, islote,
Isochronal, Isochronous, a. Isócrono, lo q25
se hace en igua! tiempo.
Isolated, a. Aislado, solitario.
Isoperimetrical, a. Isoperimétrico, lo gat
ne igual circúlto.
Isosceles triangle, a. es,
Issuabla, a. Capaz de llevar á determinacios.
Issne, e. Salida; evento; fuente; sucesion.
To Issue, en. Salir; prorampir: proceder;
esparcirse.—va, Brotar; expedir.
Issued, a. Desoendido.
Jasuelcsa, a. Sin sucesion.
Issuing, 8. Salida. [mara
Isthmus, 8. Istmo, lengua do tierra entre des
Hk ge El, ella, la, le; ello, la,
I a. Itallano.—a. Italiano. [italiana
To Itallanize, on. Hablar italiano, hacer»
Italic, a. Itállco, cursivo. va
Í
To Italicize, ea. Distinguir con letras exri-
Itch, 8. Sarna; comezon; prurito,
To Itch, en, Picar, sentir comezon.
Itchy, a. Sarnoso; picante; deseado.
Hes ini Item, otro si, aun mas.
Iterablo, a. Lo que es cupaz de repetirse.
Iterant, a. Lo que se repite.
To Iterate, va. Repetir, relterar; incalear.
eens & Repoticion, la relteracion de us
o.
Iterative, a. Iterative, erranta
Itinerant, a. Itinerante; vago; ambalant:,
Itinerary, 8. Itinerario; derrotero.—«e. Itt
nerario.
To Itincrate, en. Viajar.
Its, El genitivo del pronombre 7% Su, aure.
A house and tis furniture, Una casa cn
sus muebles.
It's. Abreviatura por il de,
Itself, pron, El mismo, la misma, lo misma.
Ittria, a. (Min.) Itria; tierra primitiva muy
pests
Ivied, a. Cubierto de hiedra,
Ivory, +. Marfil—a, Ebúrneo. — [terrestre
Ivy, €. (Bot) Hiedra. Ground sey, Hiedra
JAN
J.
', Esta letra tiene siempro en la lengua in-
glesa un sonido semejante al de la y con-
sonante castellana, aunque mucho mas
fuerte.
"o Jabber, on. Charlar; farfullar.
'abberer, 8. Farfullador, parlanchin.
Co Jable, va. Enlodar.
facent, a. Yacente,
lacinth, 8. V. Hyacinth.
'ackal, 8. Adiva 6 adive.
lackalent, 8. Espocio de titers.
lackanapes, 8. Pisaverde; tonto.
'ackdaw, & (Orn.) Grajo.
lacket, 8, Chaqueta, jaqueta.
‘acketed, a. Enchaquetado.
ack-ketch, e. Vordugo.
ack-pudding, 8, Arlequin, bufun, jogo.
ackscrew, 8. (Náu.) Gato cornaqui. _[dor.
acksmith, 8. El que hace Jos tornos de asa-
uckstaff, 8. (Náu.) Asta de bandera,
ucobin, 8. Dominico; antimonárquico.
acobin, Jacobinical, a. JacobínIco,
acobinism, €. Jacobinismo.
acob's-ladder, a. (Bot.) Pulemonio.
acob's-staff, 8. Bordon de peregrino.
auctancy, & Jactancia.
‘o Jaculate, ea, Lanzar, arrojar.
aculation, $. Lanzamiento. [torio.
aculatory, a. Disparado de pronto; jacula-
ade, & Kocin; mujercilla; piícarona.
‘o Jade, ea. Cansar ; maltratar.—on. Desa-
lentarse.
aulery, €. Burla pesada.
aulish, A Vicioso; incontinente.
‘o Jag, ea, Dentar, formar dientes en al-
guna cosa. (sierras, hoces, de.
az, 8. Los dientos de instrumentos como
2 y, a. Dentado, dentellado.
ail, 8, Cárcel.
ailbird, & Preso, prisionero.
siler, €. Carcelero, alcaide.
ailer's fees, e, pl. Caroelaje.
rakes, 8. Lotrina.
slap, & Jalapa.
am, & Conserva 6 mermelada de frutas.
o Jam, ea. Acuñar; apachurrar. (Am.)
Aplhar.
amaica pepper, & (Bot.) Pimienta.
amaica wond, 8. Palo de Campeche; bra-
silete; caoba fina,
amb, & Quicial, el madero que asegura las
puertas y ventanas,
ambeux, & Armadura para resguardar las
piernas.
ane, & Moneda de Génova.
v Jungle, en. Reñir; charlar.—o7.
angle, 8. Charla; babladuris. ea
angler, 8. Un charlatan; parlanchin, dis-
angling, 8. Riña, pendencia ; charla,
anitor, 8. Bedel on las universidades.
snizary, 8. Genizaro.
snnock, a, Pan de avena,
tnsenism, € Jansenismo.
antiness, 8. Viveza, panties, garbo.
unty, a. Ostentoso, delicado, galan,
anuary, 8. Enero, el mos primero del año.
0082.
onar
JEW
e. Charol; barniz. Jupan earth,
ferra japonica.
To Japan, ca. Charolar, embarnizar.
Japanner, g. Charolista [Hacer discordar.
To Jar, on. Chocar; discordar; roñir.—04.
Jar, & Jarro; choque; sonido desapacibie.
To Jarble, va. Enlodar.
Jardes, & Esparavan, en los caballos.
Jargon, &. Jerga, jerigonza, guirigay.
Jargonelle, a. Especio de pera.
arring, 7. Riña, contienda,
Jashawk, 2. (Orn.) Halconcillo.
Jasmine, Jessamine, @ (Bot) Jazmin.
areal . Jaspe, piedra mas fina que el
m
o
Jaundice, €. Ictericia. (Vulg.) Tirícia.
Jaundiced, s. Ictérico.
Jaunt, 8. Excursion; caminata; llanta, pina.
To Jaunt, en. Corretear, ir y venir.
Jauntiness, 8. V. Jantiness,
Jaunty, V. Janty.
To Javel, oa. Enlodar.
Javelin, a Jabalina; media lanza.
Jaw, 8. Quijada, The jawe of death, Las
garras de la muerte, [mente.
To Jaw, va. Vituperar, injuriar, grosera-
Jay, e. (Orn.) Gayo.
Jealous, a, Zeloso; envidioso ; suspicaz.
Jealously, ad. Zelosamente. (lacion.
Jealousy, a. Zelos, sospecha ; rezelo; emu-
Jealousness, & Vigilancia; sospecha; zelos.
To Joer, vn. Befar, mofar.—va. Escarnecer.
Jeer, e. Befa, mofa, escarnio, burla.
Jeerer, e. Mofador, escarnecedor, birlador.
Jeering, 8, Burla, escarnio.
Jeeringly, ad. Con escarnio.
Jehovah, s. Johová.
Jejune, a. Falto; hambriento; seco.
Jellied, a, Gelatinoso.
Jelly, €. Jalea, gelatina.
Jenneting, 3. ire de manzana temprana.
Jennet, 8. Caballo chico de España,
yo Jeo ary Arri me
eo , & Riesgo, pel gro.
Jer udimiento; salto 6 brinco,
To Jerk, on, Sacudir; vibrar.
Jerker, €, Azotador, sacudidor.
Jerkin, a. V. Jacket.
Jersey, & Estambre fino.
Je em artichoke, a, (Bot.) Pataca.
Jos e, Grillos de balcon. {Chulear.
To Jest, on. Burlarsc; chancearse. (Mex.)
Jest, a. Chanza, burla, zumba. : cero.
Jester, 8. Gracioso, mofador, burlon, chan-
Jesting, & Mofadura, chanza, bufoneria.
Jesting-stock, s. Hazmereir. .
Jestingly, ad. De burlas.
Jesult, & Jesuita,
+Jesuited, a. Ajesuitado, jesuitico.
Jesuitess, ef Jesuita, la mujer que sigue las -
máximas de los jesuitas.
Jesuitic, Jesuitical, a, Jesuítico,
Jesuitically, ad. Jesuiticamente.
Jesuitism, a. Josuitismo.
Jesuits’ bark, 8, Quina, cascarilla.
Jesus, e. Jesus, el Hijo de Dios eterno.
Jet, 8, Azabache; surtidor.
To Jet, on. Echar; contonearse; vacilar.
Jetty, 8. Saledizo ; muelle,
Jow, €. Judío, eer
JON
JUL
Jewel, a. Joya. Jewels, Pedreria; prenda.
Jeweller, a, Joyero, diamantista
Jews'-harp, a. Trompa.
Jews'-mallow, 8. (Bot.) Corchoro.
Jib, 2. Foque. Standing-jib, Contra-foque.
Jib-boom, Botalon de fuque.
To Jilt, ea. Lisonjear una mujer á un hom-
bro truidoramente dándole esperanzas
falsas,
To Jingle, er. Retintr, sonar 6 resonar.
Jingle, 8, Retintin, resonido,
Jippo, & Jubon; una especie de cotilla,
Job, & Obra; remiendo.
To Job, ca. Dar una mojada.— on. Cambala-
char; chalancar.
Jobber, 8. Aglotista; chapcucera.
Jubbernowl, 4. Cabeza redunda, tonto.
Jocose, a. Jocoso ; alegro, festivo, chancero.
Jovoscly, ad. Jocusamento, en chanza, ale-
grumento.
Jocuseness, 8. Jocosidad, alegría, chanza.
Jocoscrious, €. Jocoserio,
Jocular, «, Jocoso, alegre.
Jocularity, 8. Festividad, jocosidad.
Jocularly, ad. Jucosamente, [blo.
Jocund, a, Alegre, festivo, plácido, agrada-
Jocundity, & V. Jucundity.
Jucundly, ad, Alegremente.
Jocundness, 8, Alegría, placer, gusto.
To Jog, ca. Empujar.—cn, Traquearse.
Jog, & Empellon; traqueo, zangoloteo,
Jogger, Jogzing, 8. Pelmazo ; sacudimiento,
traqueo. [va. Supe
To Jugule, en. Moverse, agitarse; vac
To Join, ca. Juntar, unir.—on, Unirse,
Joinder, 8. Junta, union, asociacion.
Joiner, 8. Ensamblador, carpintero.
Joinery, 8. Ensambladura, juntura.
Jolning, s. Coyuntura; bisagra; juntura.
Joint, s. Coyuntura; gozne; cuarto; ensam-
bladura; nudo; articulacion.
To Joint, ea. Juntar; ; descuartizar.
Jointed, a. Nudoso; de movimiento,
Jointer, a, Juntera de carpinteria.
Jointly, ad. Juntamente. Jointly and seo-
erally, Todos 2 cada uno de por sí
Jointure, a. Viudedad.
To Jointuro, va. Asignar bienes 6 rentas á
una mujer en las capitulaciones matrl-
monialos,
Joist, a, Viga 6 vigueta de bovedilla 6 suelo,
To Joist, o@. Hacer 6 poner vizas de suelo.
Joke, a. Chanza, A ready joke, Un dichito
al caso, [chanzas.
To Joke, on. Chancear, chancearse, usar do
Joker, 8, Burlon, chancero, deudor.
Joking, 8, Chanza, burla, chiste.
Jokingly, ad. De burlas, en chanza, chis-
tosamento.
Jole, s. Cara; cabeza de pez.
To Joll, ca. Dar un coscorron.
Jollily, ad. Alegremente.
Jolliness, Jollity, a. Viveza; alegría, regocijo,
Jolly, a. Alegre; festivo; gallardo.
Jully-boat, 8. (Náu.) Botequin, serent.
To ón Traquearse.—va. Traquear.
Jolt, 8. Vaiven, traqueo, salto.
Jolter, 8, Lo quo traqnea ó sacudo,
Jolthead, e. Cabeza redonda, zote, bolo.
yonanile® (Bot.) Junquillo,
Jorden, & OrinaL
To Jostle, ra. ee acometer, apreta.
Jot, e. Jota, ápice, ti punto.
To Jot, cu. Apuntar, tomar notss.
Jotting, 8. Apunte, nota.
Journal, $. Diario; jornal
Journalist, e. Diarista
To Journalize, va. (Com.) Pasar al Jornal
Journey, 8. Jornada; tránsito; viaje.
To Journoy, va. Viajar; ir de viaja
Journeyman, 8. Jornalero. lora.
Journeywork, €, Jornal, trabajo del jurz»
Joust, 3. Justa, regocijo público.
To Joust, en, Justar, combatir en uns jaa
pale a. AA alegre, de con digas
ovially, ad emente, con
Jowl, Pa Y. el i
Jowler, 8. Sabueso, perro sabueso — f3uzz2
Joy, 8. Al júbilo; gozo, gusto: mu
Tu Joy, va. Regocijar.
Joyful, e. Alegre, gozoso.
Joyfully, ad. Alegremente.
Joy fulness, 8. Alegría, gozo, júbilo.
Joyless, a, Triste, sin alegría, insulso
Joylessiy, ad. Tristemente, insalsamnezx
Joylessuess, 4 Tristeza, melancolia.
Joyous, a. Alegre, festivo, gozoso.
Joyously, ad. Alegremente, gozosame=t2.
Joyousness, 8. El estado de ser gozosa.
Jubilant, a. El que se regocija cantiso
Jubilation, Júbilo,
ubilation, €. Júbilo, regocijo, ?
Jubileo, 8. Jubileo, una Peto de de la
5 Iglesia TE
ucundity, a. Alegria, placer, dulzura.
J ndaleal & Judio, judaico. ‘
Judaically, ad. A’ manera de judia.
Judaism, 2. Judaismo.
Ae a 4
Juddock, & ( ) Especie de agachadiss
Judge, & Juez. {nir, distiae—
To Judge, on. Juzgar; sentenciar; dmx
Judgment, 8. Juicio; decision ; sentir, 4+
nion. Judgment-scat, Tribunal
Judger, €. Juez.
Judgeship, 8. Oficio 6 digni de je=:
Judicativo, a. Judicativo. [tra juscrs
Judicatory, 8. Justicia.—a. Lo que adm:=:+
Judicature, 8. Judicatura ; magistratura
Judicial, a. Judicial ; al
Judicially, ad. Judicialmente,
Judiciary, a. Judiciario; Judicial [qe
Judicious, a. Juicioso, prudenta, cin
Judiciously, ad. Juiciosamenta, juicios
Judiciousness, €. Calidad de ser juicioso.
Jug, & Jarro, botija, porron. [trampa
To Juggle, en. Hacor juegos de mars"
Juggle, €. Impostura, truhanería,
Juggler, 8. Jnglar, truban; impostor.
Juggling, & Engaño, impostura, trampa
Jugglingly, ad. Engañosamente.
Jugular, & (Ict.) Yugular.—a Yugular.
To Jugulate, ca. Degollar.
Jugulation, & Degollacion, degúello,
Jules, e. Zamo; jugo; suco. [sacos
Juiceless, 4 Seco, sin zumo, sin juga, ss
Juiciness, & Jugosidad.
Juicy, a. Jugoso; suculento.
yale y 8 Azufaifa.
Julep, £ Julepa, bebida dulce.
JUX
To Jumble, ea. Mezclar confusamonte.
Jumble, 8. Mezcla, revoltillo, enredo,
Jumbler, 8. Mezclador, embrollon.
To Jump, vn. Sultar, brincar.
Jump, 3. Balto, brinco,
Jumper, 8. Saltador, brincador.
Juncate, & Quesadilla, dulce.
Juncous, ad. Juncoso.
Junction, 8. Junta, union, agregacion.
Junctare, 8. Juntura; coyuntura,
June, & Junio, el sexto mes del año.
Junior, a, Mas mozo, mas jóven ; el menor.
Jnniority, & El ostado de ser mas jóven
quo otro. ries, Bayas de enebro.
Juniper, 8. (Bot.) Enebro. Juniper-ber-
Junk, & (N&a.) Junco; trozada.
Junket, & Dulce, seco, [secreto.
To Junket, en. Tener 6 dar un convite en
Junta, Junto, €. Junta; asamblea; cábala.
Jappon, 8. De casaca corta, jubon.
Jaratory, a. Juratorio; juramento.
Juridical, a. Jurídico, judicial.
Juridically, ad. Juridicamente.
Jurisconsult, & Jurisconsulto, abogado.
Jurisdiction, e. Jurisdiccion.
Jurisdictional, a. Jurisdiccional.
Jurisdictive, a, Lo que tiene jurisdiccion.
Jurisprudence, €. Jurisprudencia.
Jurispradent, a, Jutisperito, jurispradonte,
abogado.
Jurist, e, Jurista; legista; jurisperito.
Juror, 8. Jurado ; de la junta de jurados,
Jury, & Jurado; reunlun de personas para
decidir de un delito.
Juryman, 4 V. Juror.
Jurymast, 8. (Náu.) Bandola. To set up a
jurymast, Armar una bandola, — [tuoso,
Just, a. Justo; equitativo; integro; vir-
Justice, & Justicia; equidad ; razon; dere-
cho. [cla, justiciazzo.
Justiceship, @ El puesto, empleo de justi-
Justiciable, a. Lo que debe examinarse en
los tribunales de justicia,
Justiciary, 8, Juez
Justiflable, a. Justificable, conforme 4 razon.
Justifiableness, as. Rectitud ; la posibilidad
de ser justificado,
Justifiably, ad. Justificalamente. — [fonsa.
Justification, 6 Justificacion ; descargo, de-
Justificative, a Justificativo.
Justificator, 8. Defensor; justificador.
Justificatory, a. Justificativo, defensivo.
Justifier, 8. Justificador; justificante,
To Justify, ea, Justificar; defender; ab-
solver, (Rempujar.
To Justle, en. Chocar; encontrarse.—ed.
Justle, & Empajon, encuentro ligero,
Justler, 8. Empujador.
Justling, & El acto do chocar; empnujon.
Justly, ad. Justamente, rectamente; cabal
Justness, a, Justicia, precision; exactitar.
To Jut, on. Combarse ; chocar. To jut
out, Sobresalir.
To Jutty, va. V. To Jul y Jetty.
Jutty, 2 Saledizo; muelle, dique,
Jut-window, 4. Ventana saliente.
Juvenile, a. Juvenil
Juvenilenesa, 4. Juventad.
Juvenility, & Mocedad, juventnd ; ligereza.
Juxtaposition, s. Yuxtaposicion.
K.
K, ántes de a, so pronuncia en ingles como
la c en castellano; v. g., Falí (cali). A'n-
tes de e 6 t, so pronuncia como que 6
qui; v. g. en keel (quil), key (quí), Lisa
(quis). A'ntes de % no se pronuncia;
v. g knight (nalt). berza.
Kail 6 Kale, @ (Bot.) Breton, especie de
Kall, a, Barrilla, yerba.
Kalmia, e. (Bot.) Calmia.
Kaloyer, 8. Monje de la iglesia griega.
e , & Cangara de Australasia.
Kaolin, e. La tierra con que hacen la porce-
lana de la China.
To Kaw, on. Graznar el cuervo.
Kaw, 8. El graznido del cuervo.
Kayle, a. Juego do bolos.
To Keckle, va. ee) Aforrar un cable.
Kocksy, 8. V. Kew.
Kedge, 2. (Néu.) Anclote, ancla pequeña.
Kedger, e. Anclote; pescadero. [de quilla,
Keel, a (Nán.) Quilla False keel, Zapata
To Keol, va. Enfriar; refroscar.
Keelago, €. (Náu.) Derechos de quilla.
To Keclhale, va. (N án.) Pasar por la quilla,
Keeling, 4. (Ict.) Especio de merluza.
Koelrope, 8. (Náu.) Cabo do las varongas.
Keelson, @ (Náu.) Sobrequilla
Keen, a. Afilado; sutil, vivo; mordaz,
Keenly, ad. Agudamente.
Keenness, 8. Agudeza 6 en los filos; porspi-
cacia; viveza; rigor.
To Keep, ea. Tener, mantener; prosorvar;
cuidar; detener; observar.—en. Manto-
nerse; guardarse. Zo keep in awe, Ha-
cerse temer. [cion.
Keep, a Torre; guarda; sujecion; prutce-
Keeper, & Defensor; guardian; carcelero ;
guarda,
Keepersbip, 4. Alcaldía.
Keeping, 8. Cargo, custodia; guarda,
Keepsake, & Dadiva, regalo 6 presente,
Kcove, 4. Cuba, vasija en que fermenta la
Cerveza.
Keover, s. Enfriadera de cerveza. V. Back,
Keg, a. Cunete, barrilito.
Kell, a. (Anat) Omento 6 redaño. V. Caul
Kelp, 6. Una especio de alga marina.
Kelpy, £ Un duende, fantasma.
Kelson, 8. (Náu.) Sobrequilla, V. Aeelson.
Kelter, e. O'rden, condicion, estarlo,
To Ken, ta. Divisar, reconocer de lójos, ver
do lejos; saber, conocer, alcanzar, con1-
prender.—on, Mirar al redodor.
Ken, € Vista, la distancia hasta dondo 80
puedo alca..zar á ver alguna cosa,
Kendal-green, 8. Especie de paño verde.
Kennel, a, Perrera; jauría; zorrera
To Kennol, on. Encamarse, echarse 6 ostar
en la cama.—oc. Tener en perrera.
Kenning, $. (Náu.) Vista.
Kentledge, es. (Núu.) pa AOS do hierro,
Kerchief, a. Cofia, pañuclo,
Kerchtefed, a, Adornado, vestido,
Kerf, 2, La abertura que hace la siorra en la
madera, [ja
meollo,
Kernel, a. Almendra; pepi
endras, pe-
To Kernel, on. Madurar las a
pitas 6 cuescos de Jas frutas.
Kernelly, a, Almendrado. [nies
Karnelwort, e. (Bot.) Escrofularia, ruda ca-
Kersey, €. Una especic de tela basta de lana.
Korseymere 6 Cassimere, 8. Casimiro 6 ca-
simira.
Kestrel, e. (Orn.) Cernicalo,
Ketch, e. (Náu.) Quaiche 6 queche, especie
de embarcacion de dos palos.
Ketchup, e. Y. Catchup,
Kettle, a. Caldera; calderon.
Kettledrum, e. Timbal, atabal.
Kettlepina, a. Juego de bolos. [ras.
Kevel-heada, e. (N4u.) Escalamotes, postu-
Kevols, a. pi. (Náu.) Mauignetas.
Kex, 4. (Bot.) Sio 6 sion; cicuta
Key, 2. Liave; destornillador; tecla,
Koyago, e. Y. Waarfage.
Koyhole, a. Ahugero de la cerradura,
Lt heh a as 6 llave de un arco. ds
han, Khane, e. Posada, meson en Turqu
Kibe, 8, Sabafion.
Kibed, Kiby, a. El que padece sabafiones.
To Kick, ea. Acocear, cocear.—en, Patear,
Kick, 2 Pantapió, pated
ck, e. Puntap a; CO
Kicker, €. Acoceador.
Kicking, € Coceadura ; lento; pa-
Kickshaw, 2% Patarata; ridiculez; almo-
drote, guisado.
Kid, a. Cabrito. Kid-akin, Cabritilla.
To Kid, on. Parir cabritos.—oa. Descubrir,
mostrar.
Kidded, a. Nacido, hablando de cabritos.
Kidder, s. Monopolista de granos.
Kiddle, a Presa 6 represa en un rio.
Kiddow, a. (Orn.) Especie de colimbo.
Kidl Ing, a. Cabritillo. (hombres.
To Kidnap, va. Hurtar 6 robar niños;
Kidnapper, 3%. Ladron de niños ú hombres,
Kidney, £ Riñon; io suerte,
Kidney-bean, a. Judía, habichuela, frijol
Kidney -vetch, e. (Bot.) Vulneraria.
Kidney wort, 8. (Bot.) ES
Kilderkin, e, Medio barril de diez y ocho
galones.
To Kill, va. Matar.—or. Matarse,
Killer, £, Matador.
Killow, e. Tierra gallinera 6 negruzca.
Kiln, @« Horno. Brick-kiln, Ladrillal.
Lime-kiln, Calera. [sa en horno.
To Saat & ea. Secar 6 quemar alguna co-
Kimbo, a. Encorvado, torcido, arqueado.
Kin, 4. Parentesco; clase.—a. Congenial.
Kind, a. Benévolo, benigno, bondadoso, afa-
ble, cariñoso. —s. Género, especie, clase.
To Kindle, va. Encender; inflamar, enar-
decer; parir, se dice solo de la liebre y
algunos otros animales—on. Arder, que- | K
marso alguna cosa.
Kindler, a. Incendiario; incitador, agitador.
Kindliness, a. Favor, benevolencia; indole.
Kindly, ad. Benignamente.—a. Homogé-
neo; blando; tratable. [fineza.
Kindness, 8, Benevolencia; afecto; favor;
ria 8. Parentesco; casta.—a, Empa-
rentado.
Kine, 8. q do Cow. Vacas,
KNA
King, 8. Rey. God save the King, Diz
guarde al rey. {real
King, oa. Elevar 6 alguno & la diga 43:
To
Kingcraft, e. Arte de gobernar, de reiny y
mandar como rey.
Kingdom, €. Reino; region.
Kingfisher, £. Alcion ; martin pescador.
gars Kingly, a. Real; augusto, mai
080,
Kingly, ad. Majestuosamente.
King's-evil, a. paron, escrófula.
Kingship, as Majestad, el trono 6 cstv:
monarquía
Kingspear, 8. ) Gamon.
Kinkbhaust, a. Tos violenta. [medicina
Kino, 4. Quino; un extracto usado ez b&b
Kinsman, e, Pari
Kinswoman, af. Parienta,
mps a Nace varon de tmbres bt
e. Nasa, butron de m
Kink, 0.1 cain: Gaaso en Escocia
e, 2, Manto, capa; chupa larga.
Kirtled, a. Vestido con manto, caps 6 che
ra. | Kissing-comfit, a. Confite perfamada.
Kiet, a V. Cheat.
Kit, a. Botellon ; violin pequeño; colsdra.
Kitcat, a. Junta de personas que habla: ¿e
lítica, Retrato de poco ménos de me
lo cuerpo. [terta de corms
Kitchen, €. Cocina, Kitchen Be
Kitchen-garden, e. Huerta.
Kitchen-maid, ef Cocinera,
nio he oe la manteca de exe
en-wen E ka pe fregatriz.
Kitchen-work, @ Trabajo de cocina.
Kite, e. Milano; gavilan; pájaro, volastia
Kitten, Kitling, 2. Gatito, gatillo,
To Kitten, on. las gatas. [gar a
Kittiwake, 8. Gra.) Especie de gan." -
To Klick, oa do com un tex: ..
agudo; robar.
Klick, 8. Citola de molino,
Klicker, 2. th rt de almonedas,
To Knab, ea. Morder, asir con los dientes
Knack, €. Chuchería; maña; destreza.
To Knack, en, Crujir, estallar, rechinar.
Knacker, 3. Fabricante de chucherías; ec
dolero, soguero.
Knag, +. Ciavija, perno; mogotes de cierv..
Knaggy, 4. Nudoso;
Knap, $. Bulto que sobresale en alas:
porte del cuerpo; cerro, montecilla, ca7-
re.
Knapsack, 8. Mochila, [ra de retams
Knapweed
appl Nilo gg (a
, & Picardía, bellaquería ; traves
Knavish, a. Malicioso, picaro; travieso.
Knavisbly, ad. Fraudulentamenta, picara-
en
Knaviehness, 8. El estado 6 la calidad que
constituye 4 uno picaro, ratero 6 travies:
To Knew, V. Zo Gras. =,
LAO
To Knead, ea. Amasar, hacer la masa.
Kneader, 8. Panadero, amasador.
Kneading-trongh, 8, Amasadera.
Knee, 8. illa, (Náu.) Curva.
To Knee, za. Suplicar algo de rodillas.
Knee-crooking, a. Obsequioso.
Kneed, a. Lo que tiene rodillas 6 junturas ;
nudoso.
Knee-deep, a. Metido hasta las rodillas.
Knee-holm, 8. (Bot.) Brusco.
Knee-jointed, a. Encorvado como la rodilla.
To Kneel, on. Arrodillarse, ponerse de hi-
nojos.
Kneeler, a, El que se arrodilla,
Kneepan, a. (Anat.) Rótula 6 choquezuela.
Knec-timber, ¢ Curva,
Knee-tribute, a. Genuflexion.
Knell, e. Doble; clamoreo de las campanas.
Knew, pret. de To Know.
Knick-knack, @. (Fam.) Bujería, juguote.
En ifo, a Cuchillo, Pruning-knife, Poda-
era,
X night, £ Caballero; campeon. [Nlero.
Co Knight, oa. Crear ó armar á uno caba-
<night-errantry, 8. Caballería andante,
Snighthead, @. (Náu.) Tragante exterior del
baupres, caballero,
<nighthood, €. Caballería, la dignidad de
<nightlinees, 8. Deberes de caballero.
<nightly, a, Proplo de caballero.—ad. Ca-
ballerosamente.
To Knit, ea. y n. Enlazar; ontretejer; tra-
bajar 4 punto de aguja; hacer malla ;
atar, juntar.
<nit, a. Tejido 6 tela hecha á mano. Anté
stockinge, Medias de punto.
tnittable, a. Capaz de ser tejido.
tnitter, €. Calcetero, mediero.
Cnitting, €. Union, junta. [de punto.
Cnitting-needle, 8. Aguja de hacer medias
x nite. «. (Naa.) Sardineta; cordon de
bolsillo,
cnob, 8. Prominencia; nudo en la madera;
borlita que está unida á alguna cosa ; A
rilla, boton; maneciila
¿nobbed, a. Lo oque tiene bultos 6 eminen-
-nobbinesa, $. Calidad de lo que tiene bultos.
¿nobby, a. Lleno de bultos; obstinado, terco.
'o Knock, SE y n. Chocar; llamar 4 una
puerta; golpear; pegar; aporrear.
inock, 8. doo: llamada. Y Rap. [ta
.nocker, €. Gol or; aldabon de una puer-
¿nocking, 8, Aldabazo, aldabonazo.
'o Knoll, va. Tocar las campanas 4 muerto.
(A mee) Oe las campanas
noll, 3, Cambre 6 cima de una colina; el
doble de Jas campanas,
‘not, e. Nudo; lazo; vínculo.
o Knot, ea. Anudar, enredar; intrincar.
Eolo ies 8. Centinodia, sanguinaria,
notless, a. Sin nudos,
notted, a. Lleno de nudos; nudoso.
vottiness, 8. Abundancia do nudos; desi-
gualdad.
notty, a. Nudoso; áspero; intrincado.
v Know, oa. Conocer; distinguir; reco-
nocer.
nowable, €. Conocibdle.
nower, & Sabio; conocedor.
owing, a. Instruido, inteligente, hábil, en-
as, | Laburnam, €. (
tendido; diestro.—s. Conocimiento, inte-
ligencia. adréde, á propósito,
Knowingly, ad. A’ sabiendas, de intente,
Knowledge, a. Conocimiento, ciencia, saber,
noticia; inteligencia, destreza, habilidad.
Not to my kniwledge, No que yo sepa.
Knuckle, €. Nudillo, artejo; jarrete de ter-
nero. ones,
Knuckled, a. Nudoso; lo que tiene articu-
Knurled, a. Nudoso,
Koran, 8. Alcoran.
L.
La pronunciacion de la Z es la misma que en
castellano, excepto cuando está seguida
de f, £, 6 m, pues entónces no se pro-
nuncia; v. g., half (jaf).
eee
Labdanum, €. Lédano, resina del cisto.
Label, e. Esquela, nota; marbete; rótulo.
To Label, va. Rotular ¿ señalar alguna cosa.
Labent, a. Resbaladizo.
Labiate, a. (Bot.) Labiado.
Labiated, a. Dividido á modo de labios,
Labiodental, a. Labiodental.
Labor, e. Trabajo, labor; obra.
To Labor, on, Trabajar, afanarse, esforzarse ;
tener algun mal; estar sufriendo agravios,
injurias.—va, iain al arar la tierra.
Laboratory, s. Laboratorlo.
Laborer, & Labrador ; trabajador; jornalero,
Laboring, 8. Trabajo, esfuerzo.
Laborious, a. Laborioso, penoso; difícil.
Laboriously, ad. Laboriosamente, (cia,
Laboriousness, & Laboriosidad, afan, diligen-
Laborless, a. Lo que no impone 6 prohibe
trabajo.
Labra, 8, V. Lip.
Labradorite, 8. y Piedra de labradora.
re t.) Codeso 6 ébano de los
Labyrinth, 8. Laberinto. [rañado.
Labyrinthian, a, Intricado, confuso, enma-
Lac, £ Laca.
s. Cordon; encaje, pasamano; blonda,
To so ea, Abrochar, cerrar; galonear;
azo
Laceman, €. Pasamancro,
Lacerable, a. Lo que se puede lacerar.
To Lacorate, va. Lacorar, rasgar, despedazar,
Laceration, £. Laceracion, d on, rasgon.
Lacerative, a. Lo que lacora 6 rasga.
Lacowoman, e. Pasamanera, la quo trata en-
cajes, etc,
Lachrymal, a. Lacrimal.
Lach , 6, Lo que contiene lágrimas.
Lach on, €. Euston, derramamiento
Lachey toy Lacrimatori
e m O.
Laciniate, a. errado, dentado.
Laciniated, a. Adornado con franjas y randas,
To Lack, va. y n. Carecer ; necesitar; faltar
al
E Falta, menester, carencia,
Lack-a-day, interj. Mal dia! es sctaeot
LAM LAN
Lackbrain, s. Un tonto. Lamia, $. Lamia, especio de demonio.
Lacker, a. Laca; el que haco falta. Lamina, «+. Lámina —pl. Lamina,
To Lacker, cu. Barnizar. Laminated, a. Laminado,
Lackey, e. Lacayo. tTo Lamm, va. Apalear severamente.
Lacklustre, a. Deslustrado. 30. Lammas, $. El dia primero de Agusta.
Laconic, Laconical, 4. Lacónico, compen io-; Lamp, 8 Lámpara, y & veces farol
Laconically, ad. Lacónicamente, en breve. | Lampasas, €. Un bulto de carne en la tura
Laconism, 8. Laconismo. de los caballos. [pez, negro de Lu».
Lactary, a. Lacteo, lactarlo.—s. Lecheria. | Lampblack, s. Hollin de resina; bum: «-:
Lactate, 8, Lactato, sal formada de ácido lác- | Lampoon, £ Sátira, libelo; pasquin «=
tico con alguna baso. To Lampoon, va. Satirizar, zaherir y ro
Lactation, 8. Lactancia. Lampoonor, 4. Satirizante, escritor de saturn.
Lacteal, a. Lácteo ; quilifero, Lamprey, a. (Ict.) Lamproa.
Lactcous, a. Licteo. Lampron, $. (Ict.) Especie de lamprea y ‘+
Lactescence, 4. Semejanza con la leche. anguila larga.
Lactescent, a. Lácteo, lactario. Lance, @. Lanza,
Lactic, a. Lácteo, hecho de lecho. To Lance, ca, Tajar con lanceta.
Lactiferous, a. Lactifero. (lagunas. | Lancoo a. Formado como ó lancea
Lacunose, a. Lo que tiene hoyos, huecos, 6 | Lancer, e. cero.
Lad, e. Mozo, mozuelo, mozalbete. Lancet, 8 Lanceta; bóveda —
puden e. Escala ea pore) a of A ah i. Lag ioe os o Launch
ing, 8. Carga, flete, cargazon, O cin ort, » despedazar.
lading: Conocimiento, poliza, Lancination, 8. Laceracion.
Ladle, a. Cucharon; alabes. Land, e Terreno; ; territorto; tims
Ladleful, 8. Cucharada. To Land, va. y a. mbarcar.
Lady, 4% Señora, señorita, dama, Landan, 8. Landó, le de coche.
Lady-bird, Lady-cow, Lady-fly, a (Ento.) Land-breeze, e. Viento de tierra.
Vaquiila de Dios, cochinilla. Landed, a. Macendado; desembarcade.
Lady-day, €. El dia de la Anunciacion. Landfall, e Herencia. (Náu.) Recess
Ladylike, a. Aferminado ; tierno, elegante, | Land-forces, a. pl. Tropas de tierra.
señoril; afectado. a n. | Landgrave, a. grave.
P
60:
v de:
Lady's-mantlo, as. (Bot.) Alquimila, PEN dir ace e. Langraviado. [u
Lady's-smock, *. (Bot.) Cardámino. Landholder, a. Hacendado, el que tiem t-:
To Lar on. Remolonear; moverse lenta- | Landing, e. Desembarco; desembarcs;->:
mente, Landjobber, e. Corredor de bienes reica
Laggard, a. Tardío, perezoso, holyazan, Landlady, af. Ama, cascra; hucspeda per»
Lagyer, 8. Haragan, bolgazan, na
Lalo 8 y a. Lego, seglar. Landless, a. Sin bienes; pobre.
Laical, a. Talca lego, secular, segiar. Landlocked, a. Resguardado de los vier: |
Lald, pret. part. de To Lay. por la tierra,
Laidly, ad. Feamente, Landloper, 8, Venturero, vagamunda
Lain, pp. do Zo Lie, Landlord, 8. Dueño de tierras 6 casas; 15>
Lair, 8, Cubil; pastura. ped; patron. |
Laity, se. El estado seglar, los legos. Landlubber, «. V. Landloper.
Lake, 3. Lago, laguna Landman, g, El que vive en tierra es ec.
To Lake, on. (Prov.) Jugar. traposicion al marinero,
Laky, a. Lagunoso. Landmark, 2, Mojon, para dividir los E-5-.
Lamb, 8. Cordero, y caminos, landmarks ON du.) Mar--
To Lamb, on. Parir corderos, esquileo. | Landscape, 8. Paisa) pais; boscage
Lamb-ale, e. Fiosta que se hace al eae del | Landstrait, e. Longue e tierra,
Lambative, a. Lo que se lame. Land-surveyor, s. Agrimensor.
Lambent, a. Lambent flame, Fuego fatuo. | Land-tax, s. Tributo sobre tierras y terres: |
Lamblike, a. Manso, inocente, scmejante 4| Land-waiter, a Guarda de puerto.
un cordero. Landward, ad, Haécia la tierra,
Lambkin, e. Corderito. Land-wind, £ Viento de tierra; terral
Lamb's-wool, 8. Lana de cordero. Land-worker, ¢. Labrador. |
Lame, a. Lislado; estropeado; cojo. Lane, & Callejuela, callo an
To Lame, va. Lislar, estropear, Langrage 6 Langrel, 2 (Art.) Metralla
Lamellar, a. Compuesto de láminas. Langteraloo, 2. Un juego de naipes.
Lamellated, a. Laminado; hojaldrado. Language, a. Lengua, le
Lamely, ad. Con cojera; imperfectamente. Languaged, a. Conociendo muchas |erccs
Lamoness, 8. Cojera; defecto, imperfeccion. | Language-master, 2. Maestru de lengua
To Lament, ea. y n, Lamentar; lamentarse; | Languet, a Lengiieta.
alligir y afligirso, Languid, a. Lánguido, débil; melaneólios
Lament, a. Lamento, lloro. timoso. | Langaidly, ad. Lánguidamente. |
Lamentable, a. Lamentabla, deplorable, las- OS 8. Languidez, caimiento.
Tanabe od. Tamentablements, do. | To guish, ea. y n. Deseaeeer: entrixt
on, 8. i a : : ee
Tarhentor Pian duelo, gemi cerse; aflojar; mirar con ternara; o |
Lamentin I aeaie
abs $. Lamentacion. Languish, a, Languidez, descascimienta
LAR
LAT
Languisher, e, El ane se consume 686 afli
Languishing, & guidez.—a. Languido;
enamorado.
Languishingly, ad. Languidamente.
Languishment, 8. Languidez ; laqueza; con-
sumimiento, angustla.
Languor, & Desfallecimiento; descaccimien-
Laniard, a (Náu.) Acollador. V. Lanyard,
Laniary, 8, Carnicería, :
To Laniate, va. Lacerar, despedazar.
Lanigerous, Lanuginous, a. ado; lanu-
noso.
Lank, a. Flojo, flaco; desfallecido.
To Lank, on. Adelgazar, aflojar.
Lankly, ad. Flojamente.
Lankness, & Nlaqueza, flojedad.
Lanky, a. (Fam.) Alto y delgado.
Lanner, 8. Alcotan. Lanneret, Alcotanillo,
Lansquenet, a. Soldado de á pié; sacanete.
Lantern, @ Linterna, farol; fanal.
Lantern-jaws, 8. Quijadas de linterna.
Lanyard, e. (Náu.) Acollador; mojeles; ro-
benques.
Lap, £ Faldas, reg
To Lap, ta. Arrollar; lamer.—on. Lamer.
Lapdog, 8. Perrillo faldero.
Lapel, e. Solapa de la casaca, [6 enfaldo,
Lapful, 8. Lo que puede caber en el regazo
Lapidary, 8. Lapidario.—a. Bepulcral, inscrip-
to sobre piedra,
pLapidation & Lapldasion, pedreamiento
jidation, 8. on, £ ento.
Lspldocús a. Lapideo, lapidoso.
Lapidescence, £. Concrecion de piedra.
Lapidescent, a Petrificante.
Lapidific, a. Lapidifico.
Lapidification, 8. Lapidificacion.
Lapidist, a. Era py
Apis lazuli, & isldzall.
_apper, & El que lame 2 CORA,
~appet, €. Caidas de toca 6 escafleta.
sapse, & Caida; desliz, yerro.
“O Lapse, on. Escurrir; deslizarse; cacr cn
algun defecto.
-apsed, a. Caldo; deslizado; omitido,
«apsided, a, Ladeado.
sapwing, 8. (Orn.) Avefria, frailecillo.
.ap work, 8. Obra entrelazada 6 entretefida.
«AT, 8. Lar; se usa siempre cn plural, Lares.
«arboard, 8. (Náu.) Babor.
«arceny, 8. (For.) Ratoria; robo.
arch, a. (Bot.) Alerce, lartoa,
ard, 8, Manteca de puerco. [mezclar.
‘o Lard, va. Mechar; engordar; entreverar,
arder, 8. Despensa,
arderer, 8. Despensero. [fuso.
arge, a. Grande; ancho, vasto; largo; di-
wargo-heartedness, 3. Liberalidad, largueza,
ir a Lance te, latamente
argely, a en ente,
argeness, & Grandor; anchura; liberali-
dad; rs
argess, 3. va, regalo presente,
argo, ad, aan Largo, lento,
ark, e. (Orn.) Alondra, calandria.
nrkor, 8, Cazador do alondras.
arklike, a. Semejante á la alondra,
arksheel, 8. (Bot.) V. Nasturtion,
arkspur, 8, (Bot) A
arum, aes o] con despertador.
E
Larva, 8. (Ent.) Larva ú oruga.
Larvated, a. Larval, enmascarado.
Laryngotomy, « (Cir.) Laringotomia.
Larynx, 8. Laringe.
Lascar, 8. Lascar, soldado 6 marinero.
to. | Lascivious, a. Lascivo, afeminado.
Lasciviously, ad. Lasclvamente.
Lasciviousness, ¢, Lascivia, incontinencia.
Lash, 8. Latigazo; la punta del látigo; pl-
huela; invectiva; dicho, picante.
To Lash, ea. Dar 1 ;zaherir. (Náu.)
Amarrar, trincar.—on. Latiguear.
Lasher, 8. Azotador.
Lasa, 4/. Doncella; moza; muchacha,
Lassitude, 4, Lasitud, cansancio, fatiga.
Last, a. U'ltimo.—s. Horma. (Náu.) Lastre.
To Last, on. Durar, subsistir, permanecer.
ES e. Derechos de flete 6 embarco;
astre
Lasting, a. Duradero, durable.—s. Sempl-
ternas. pre.
Lastingly, ad. Perpetuamente, para siem-
Lastingness, $. Duracion, continuacion.
Lastly, ad. U'ltimamente, por último.
Lastmaker, 8. Hormero.
Latch, e. Aldaba de puerta.
To Latch, va. Cerrar con aldaba,
Latchet, 2. Agujota de zapato.
Late, a. Tardío; remoto; lento; último;
difunto; tarde.
Lateen, a. Latino. Zateen-sail, Vela latina.
Lately, ad. Poco ha, no ha mucho, recien-
temente.
Latency, €, Ocultacion, oscuridad, confusion.
Latenesa, 8. Tiompo avanzado, moderno.
Latent, a. Escondido, oculto, secreto.
Lateral, a. Lateral, ladeado.
a Go Latoralmente. [lla de cama.
Lath, e. Lata, liston, Lath of a bed, Varl-
To Lath, va. Poner latas en las techumbres.
Latho, 8. Máquina para tornear. V. Barn,
5 rep on. Espumar.—va, Bañar con
abon
Lather, rf abonaduras,
Lathy, a. Delgado como lata.
Latin, a. Latino.—e. La lengua latina.
Latinism, 8. Latinismo.
Latinist, a. Latino.
Latinity, 8. Latinidad.
To Latinize, va. y n. Latinizar.
Latish, a. Algo tarde.
Latirostrous, a. Lo que tiene el pico ancho.
Latitancy, 8. Escondimiento, ocultacion.
Latitant, a. Escondido, oculto.
Latitat, e. (For.) Auto jurídico; latitat.
Latitudo, 8. Latitud; extension; acepcion
ilimitada; laxitud.
Latitudinarian, a. Libre, sin freno 6 regla,
-——8. El que es libre en sus opiniones reli-
giosas.
Latrant, a. Ladrante.
Latria, 8. Latria; culto debido á solo Dios.
Latten, €. Laton, planchas, en masa, brass.
Latter, a. Ultimo; cate, 6 esto; aquel 6
Latterly, ad. Ultimamente, poco ha.
Lattermath, a. (Agric.) La yerba cuando se
guadaña segunda vez,
Lattice, 2. Ventana con enrejado ; persiana,
To Lattice, va. Enrejar, hacer ae
—_
LAY
LEA
Laud, a, Alabanza, elogio. Zauds, Landes. | To Lay, oa Poner; fijar; extender. 73 lay
To Laud, va. Alabar, celebrar.
Laudable, a. Laudable, loable. [una cosa.
Laudablenesa, €. La propiedsd, laudable de
Laudably, ad. Con elogio.
Laudanum, 8, Láudano, una medicina.
Laudative, 2. Panegírico.
Laudatory, a. Laudatorio.—e. Panegírico.
Lauder, 2. Loador. carnecer.
To Laugh, on. Reir.—va. Mofar, burlar, es-
Langh, 8. Risa, risada, Jioree-laugh, Car-
cajada.
Laughable, a. Risible, ridiculo,
Laugher, @ Reldor.
Laughingly, ad, Alegremente, con risa.
Laughing-stock, e. Hazmereir.
Laughter, e. Risa, risada.
To Launch, en, Arrojarse; dilatarso; va-
gar.—va. (Naéu.) Echar al [vio
Launch, @ El acto de botar al agua un na-
Laundress, 4/. Lavandera.
Launderer, 8. Lavandero.
Laundry, e. peda
a.
a: . El acto de recibir algun gra- | Lea,
o mico. Lead
Laurel, e (Bot.) Laurel. Alexandria lau- Je
eggs, Aovar. Proyectar, trasar; impu-
tar; trarosr; estar situado, caer á, dar
& To lay against, Acusar. To lay
Sher tourer "To ine la ES e
Exponer;
A To lay hold ef, Agurraz,
prender,
Lay, 2. Lechos: apuesta; pradera;
days, (Nán.) Diss de estadia.
Layer, 8. Lecho, cama; vástago.
Laying, 8. El acto de poner alguna eos;
capa.—a. Situado. (Náu.) Anclado.
La °
pa net mel tome
an,
el
Laystall, e. Estercolero, muladar.
Lazar, 4 Lazaro.
Laxaret, Lazaretto, e. Larareto.
Lazarliko, Lazarly, a. Lazarivo,
Lazarwort, 8. Laserpicio.
Lazily, Y punt
rel, Laurel alejandrino. ndalesa. mar elantera.
Laurelled, a. Laureado. [de vibarno. | Lead, e. Primacia. To take the lead, To-
Laurnstine, Laurustinus, @ (Bot.) Especie | To Lead, va. Conducir; guiar; enseñas;
Lava, € (Volcan.) Lava, To
Lavation, 2. Lavadura.
Lavatory, 8. Lavatoria, lavadoro ; locion.
pd oa. y n. Lavar, bañar; lavarse,
arse.
Lavender, e. (Bot.) Espli alhuzema, la-
vandula. Lavender catlon, Sentolina.
Laver, 4, Lavadero, aguamanil.
Lavish, a. Pródigo, profaso, despilfarrado.
To Lavish, va Desparramar; prodigar
camplimientos, otc.; sacrificar sa san-
gre, su vida, ete.
Lavisher, e. en te distpador.
Lavishly, ad. igamente, [zlo.
Law, 2 Le ; constitucion; derecho; litl-
eo: 8. Trasgresor, violador de la
ey.
po 8. pS pala es ghee
w a. ; permitido, legítimo.
ay pe Pa segun derecho.
Lawfnincss, €. Legalidad, legitimidad,
Lawgiver, 8. Legislador.
Lawgiving, 8. Legislativo.
Law a. llega! ; desordenado,
Lawlessly, ad. Llegalmente.
Lawlesaness, 8. Desórden, desobediencia,
Lawmaker, €. Legislador.
Lawmonger, 8. oido de guardilla,
con: e. Prado; linon, Long lawn,
illa.
Lawsuit, 8. Ploito, litigio, causa; lite,
Lawyer, €. Abogado, letrado, Jurista.
pel , a Judicial. id
x, €. O; vago.—s. o; diarrea,
Laxation, 8. ación e
Laxative, a. Laxativo, laxante.—s. Purgante. ' Leap-frog,
Laxity, Laxncss, 6. Afi amiento; relaja-| Leaping, e.
miento, ete. ; soltura; despeño,
Laxly, ad. Flojamente, sueltamente,
Lay, es e verbo Tu Lia,
inducir.—on. Mandar; acompañar.
nr 1 ia
en, A o de plomo ; aplomado.
Leaden-hearted, a. insensible, que
tiene corazon de cAringk A
Leaden-heeled, a. Lento, tardo.
Leader, €. Guia; jefe; principal; guion.
Leading, a. Principal ; ; capital,
TAS Ta y pal a e
8. Toja.
a 10ja de oro 6 plata,
pel.
To Leaf, en. Echar hojas,
Toate Lost oY Frond hojoso.
, A 080 ;
Leafiness, e, Follajc, abundancia de bojas
Leafless, a. Deshojado.
Leaflet, €. Hojiila, hojuela.
League, @. Liga; alianza; legua.
To League, on, Confederarse, aliarse, unirse
de , 4, Confederado, ligado, aliada.
, 8. Gotera, Zo apriag a leak, Haces
a [marse, rezamarse.
To ‘Leak, on. Gotear; hacer agua; detr-
Leakage, 8. Merma, derrame.
Leaky, a. Roto, agujereado; locuaz.
To Lean, vn. poyarse, recostarse contra;
inclinarse.—va. inclinar.
Esto- | Lean, a. Flaco, magro.—¢. Carne mollar.
Leanly, ad. Pobremente ; sin gordura.
Leanness, a, Flaqueza, se bad pobreza.
Leanwitted, a. Tonto, necio, :
To Leap, on. Saltar, brincar.—oa, Cubrir.
Leap, 8. Balto: súbito.
Leaper, s. Saltador, brincador. [burra
ey) Carga la burra; salta la
to.
Leapingly, ad. A’ brincos, á saltos,
Leap-year, 8. Año bisiesto. A
To n, 04, Aprender; instruirso; ense
LEE
Learned, a. Docto; sablo; hábil The
learned, Los literatos. The learned
world, La república de las letras.
Learnedly, ad. Sabiamente, doctamento.
Learner, 8. Tiron; estudiante; aprendiz,
Learning, $. Literatura; el conoclulento de
las letras; ciencia; estudio.
Leasable, a. Arrendable.
Lease, 8. Arriendo; escritura de arrenda-
miento; posesion de una cosa cualquiora,
To Lease, va. Arrondar, dar ó tomar en ar-
riendo.—on. (Poco us.) Espiar, coger las
espigas que han descuidado los segadores
6 las que han quedado en el campo.
Leaser, 8. ely a embustero.
Leasehold, a. Arrondado. V. Lease.
Leash, 8. Pihuela, trailla, correa.
To Leash, va. Atar con cuerda 6 correa,
Least, ad. Lo ménos, At least, A’ lo mé-
nos, salo; el agus de un molino.
Leat, s. El canal que conduce 6 por donde
Leather, 8. Cuero, cordoban, pellejo.
Leathercoat, 8. e de manzana.
Leather-catter, $. El que vende cuero cur-
tido por menor.
Leather-dreeser, e. Curtidor, pellejero.
Leathern, a. De cuero, hecho de cuero
cordoban.
Leather-seller, 8. Mercader de cueros.
Leathery, a. Lo que se paroce á cuero; cor- | Lege
re080.
Leave, 8. Licencia, permiso; despedida.
To Leave, ea. y n. Dejar; desamparar; 86-
pee de; renunciar 4; cesar; desistir
oc. To leave out, Omitir, olvidar.
Leaved, a. Hojoso, hecho de hojas.
Leaven, £. Levadura, fermento.
To Leaven, va. Fermentar; leudar; viciar.
Leavening, 8. Fermento.
Leavenous, a. Fermentativo, corrompido,
Leaves, 8. pa do Leaf. Hojas. Marbled
órtes jaspeados, Gilt leaves,
Córtes dorados, hablando de libros,
Leavings, 8. pl. Sobras; residuo; sobra,
Lecher, 8. Putañero, abandonado,
To Lecher, on. Putañear, putear.
Lecberous, a. Lujurioso, impúdico, lascivo,
Lecherously, ad. Lascivamente.
Lecherousness, Lechery, 8. Lojaria.
Lection, a. Leccion, lectura,
Lectionary, 8. Leccionario.
Lecture, 8. Discurso, razonamiento; discnr-
so moral ó religioso. [ciones públicas.
To Lecture, va. Enscñar.—on, Dar explica-
Lecturor, 8. Lector, instructor. [lecciones,
Loctureship, 8. El empleo de uno que da
Led-captain, 82, Seguidor obsequioso.
Lodge, s. Capa; tongada. Ledge of rocks,
Arrecifo. Prominencla; borde,
Ledger, e. Libro mayor.
Led-horse, 8, Caballo de mano.
Lee, 8. Hez, zúpia; sedimento. [das,
Leech, s. Sanguljuela; médico, (Náu.) Cal-
To Leech, va. Curar, sanar.
Leechcraft, s. Arte de curar.
Leech way, 8. Camino del sepulcro.
Lecf, a. Agraduble, gustoso.—ud, De bue-
2.
na gan.
Tack, e. (Bot.) Puerro.
Leer, 8. Mirada al traves,—a. Sin juicio.
To Leer, on. Mirar de soslayo.—04, Atracr
con risa,
Leeringly Er Con risa engañosa.
8. eces, sedimento.
Leeward, a, (Náu.) Sotavento. To lee
ward, A' sotavento. (quierdo.
Left, part. y pret. de To Leave.—a. Iz-
Left-handed, a. Zurdo; desgraciado,
eS ness, 8. El uso de la mano iz-
e
Left-handíness, €, Costumbre zafla.
Leg, 8. Plorna; pid. Leg of a table, Pié
ne e una peat fis
gacy, 8. man
LEERSE A “aza de herencias,
La gitimo,
; En
€ ar.
Le
Le
Le De
Le
Le
¡A a
Legator, 8. El que hace testamento.
ro.
6} Legend, e. Crónica; relacion; fabula; “ee
Legendary, a. Fabuloso, quijotesco.—a. Le-
gendario; ‘0.
seriada, times nga-
erdemain, 8. e manos; o
ños á ojos vista.
Legerity, 8. Ligereza, velocidad, agilidad.
a. Lo quo tiene piernas; em ado.
Legibility, 8. do ser leido fácil-
Logible bl tente, manifiesto.
e, A e; patente, m: :
Legibleness, 8. El estado de lo que es legible.
Legibly, ad. Legiblemente. (nado.
Legion, 8. Legion; un número indotermi-
as ,06.ye onarlo,
To ato, en. ar, dar leyes.
Legislation, 8. Legislacion.
Legislative, a. Legislativo, E
Legislator, 8. Legislador.
Legislatorship, 8. El poder de hacer loyes.
Legislatress, 8. Legisladora. tivo,
Legislature, 8. cuerpo logisla-
Legist, €. Legista.
Legitimacy, a. Legitimidad.
itimate, a. Legitimo; genuino,
Teel gltimiata, va, ina:
Legitimately, ad. timamente,
Legitimateness, 8. Legitimidad, legalidad.
Legitimation, a, Legitimacion.
Legume, Legumen, a, (Bot.) Legumbre.
uminous, a, (Bot.) uminoso,
Leisure, €. Lugar; vagar; comodidad. Af
leisure, Despacio.—a. Conveniento; libre
de negocios.
Leisurely, a. Pausado; deliberado.—ad,
Despacio; deliheradamente.
Lemma, 4. Lema, proposicion demostrativa,
Lemon, $. Limon. Candied lemon, Acitron,
Lemonado, $. Limonada,
Lemuros, a, ph Larvas.
To Lend, oa, Prestar; dar, conceder.
Lendable, a. Prestadizo, prestable,
Lender, 8. Prostador; logrero,
Lending, 2. Empréstito, da
LET
LIB
Len e Largura; duracion de tiempo;
da At length, Al fin.
To Lengthen, va. Alargar, prolongar.—vn,
Alargarse, dilatarse. cion.
Lengthening, 2 Alargamiento, continua-
Lengthwise, ad. Longitudinalinente. [vo.
Leniont, a. y $. Emollente; laxativo, leniti-
To Lenify, ca. Suavizar, mitigar, ablandar.
Leniment, a. Lenitivo, alivio, mitigacion.
Lenitive, a. Lenitivo.—e. Lenitivo.
Lenity, € Lenidad, blandura, suavidad.
Lens, 8. Lente.
Lent, pret. y part, pas. de To Lend.
Lent, a. Cuaresma, Lent dinner, Comida
de viérnes. caso,
Lenton, a. Cuaresmal; cuadragcsimal; os-
Lenticular, Lentiform, a Lenticular.
Lentiginous, a. Casposo.
Lentil, a. (Bot) Lentoja.
Lentisk, 8. ven Lentisco, | (lentitud.
Lentor, €. (Mcd.) Lentor, glúten, tonacidad ;
Lentoua, a. Viscoso, oso; tcnaz,
Leo, e. (Astr.) Leon, siguo del zodiaco,
pee a. ias
pard, & pardo.
Leopard's-banc, £. (Bot) Dorónico.
Leper, £. Un leproso.
Leperous, a. Leproso.
Lepidoptera, €. (Ent.) Lepidóptera (insecto).
Lepidopterous, a. Lo perteneciento á los
lepidópteras,
Leporine, a. Lebruno.
Leprosy, 3. Lepra, clefancia.
Leprous, a. Leproso.
Leprously, ad. Con lepra, leproso.
Leprousness, 8. Leprosidad,
Luss, a, Menor, munos. —«4d. Ménos.
Lesseo, a. Arrendatario.
To Lessen, ta. Minorar; degradar.—en.
Mermar; degradarse. .
Lesser, U. Menor, mas pequeño.
Lesson, € Leccion; enseñanza, precepto;
fraterna, repreusion,
Lessor, 8. Arrendador.
Lost, conj. Para que no, pos miedo de 6 de
micdo que, por rezelo de, 4 fin de que, no
sea que,
To Let, ea. Dejar; conceder; permitir;
arrendar.—en, Cesar, abstencrse.
Let, 8. Estorbo, obstáculo ; barrora,
Lethal, a. Lotal, mortal.
tLethality, a, Mortalidad.
Lethargic, Lethargical, a. Lotárgico.
Lethargically, ad. Letargico. — (sletargado.
Lethargicalness, Lethargicness, a. El estado
Lethargied, a. Aletargado.
Lethargy, *. Lotargo,
Lethe, 8. Olvido.
Lethean, a. Léteo.
+tLethiforous, a. Letifero.
Letter, 3. Letra, carácter; carta,
To Letter, za. Estampar con letras,
Letter-book 6 Copy-book, 8 Coplador de
cartas,
Lotter-caso, 8. Cartera; caja de Imprenta,
Lettered, a. Letrado, erndito, literato, docto.
Letter-founder, s, Fundidor do letras ó tipos.
Lotter-foundery, a. Fundicion du letras 6
tipos,
dde V. MMilerate,
Letterpress, 2. Impresion ; la obra impresa
Lettuce, 4 (Bot) Lechuga.
Levant, a. Levante, oriente.—a. Oriental
Levantine, a. Levantino. [za
Levator, €. Levantador, instrumento d= cin
Levee, a. Corte; dique
Level, a. Llano; 7 ee nivelado, 6 nivel
To muke level, llanar, nivelar.—a Lilo
no; plano; igualdad.
To Level, va. Igualar, aplanar; nivelar;
arrasar.—en. Asestar; apuntar,
Leveller, 8. Allanador, igualador, aplar=3>.
Levelness, &. Igualdad, allanamiento, nivel
pb 3. Pa Leacen. anes
ver, & Palanca; cscape de
Leveret, e. Lebratillo. e
tLevet, 8. Soplo 6 son de trompeta.
Loviable, a. Exigible.
To Lovigato, ro Pale, alisar
o Lev ca, ir, ; acepillsr.
Lev a, Aligerado, alisado, reduci> 4
polvo. af
Levigation, 8, Reduccion á polvo impa. +
Levitation, €. El acto 6 dad de hseer
ligera alguna cosa,
Lovite, €. Levita
Levitical, a. Levítico.
Levitically, ad. Loviticamente,
Lovity, 8. Levedad; inconstancia; vekssd
To Levy, va. Hacer leva; exigir tribu;
embargar. (aL
Leet 8. Artt gine ons embars: Js
wd, a. vado; lujurioso; ignoras:..
Lewdly, ad. Lascivamente. :
Lewdness, 4. Lascivia; incontinencia
Lexicographer, 8. Lexicógrafo.
pen icograbby> e. Lexicograf ia,
Lexicon, & Diccionario,
Ley. a, Y. Lay y Lea.
Liability, a. Responsabilidad ; propensien
Liablo, a. Sujeto; expuesto á; responsalla
Liableness, s, Responsabilidad.
Liar, 4. Embustero.
To Lib, va, Castrar, capar.
Libation, 4 Libacion.
Libel, 8. Libelo; papel satirico,
To Libel, va. y n. Satirizar; difamar.
Libcllant, a, (For.) El dernandante ante a
tribunal de la Chancilleria 6 del Almirs>-
re [Infams3.7
Libeller, a Libelista; el autor de litnl+:
Libelling, 8. Difamacion.
Libellous, a. Infamatorio, difamatorio.
Liberal, a. Noblo; liberal ; honorífico: libre.
Liberality, e. Liberalidad, generosidad.
Liberally, ad. Libcralmente,
To Liberate, eu. Libertar, librar.
Liberation, £. Libramiento.
Liberator, 8. Libertador, librador.
Libertinago, 8. Libertinajc, desenfreno.
Libertine, 8. Libertino, obscena.—a Diso
luto, libre. ‘
Libertinism, 8. Libertinaje, disolneion.
Liberty, 8. Libertad; libre; privilegio, pro
Uva
Libidinist, & Mico; Ifbidinoso,
esta
Libidinous, a. Libidinoso; liviano ; de-bo-
Libidinously, ad, Libidinosamente, lascivas-
mente. enfrena
des-
Libidinousncss, & Lascivia, liyian:
LIF
LIL
Tbe.
Libral, a. Lo que pesa una
Librarian, e. Bibliotecario. lotecarto,
Librarianship, «. El empleo ú oficio de bi-
Library, 4 Librería, biblioteca,
To Librate, va. Balancear,
Libration, 8. Libracion, balance; equilibrio.
J.ibratory, a. Osculatorio.
Lice, e. pl. do Louse, Piojos,
Licebane, 8. (Bot.) Albarraz, yerba piojcra.
Licence, 8. Licencia; libertinaje; desenfre-
no do costumbres,
Licensable, a. Permitidero; permisible.
To License, ta. Licenclar; autorizar ; soltar.
Licenecr, 8, Permitidor.
Licentiate, 8. El que usa de licencia; licen-
ciado, el quo tiene esto grado,
+To Licentiate, ta. Pormitir, autorizar, dar
licencia, licenciar.
Licentious, a, Licencioso, libertino, disoluto.
Licentiously, ad. Licenciosamente.
Licentiousness, 8. Licencia; disolucion, des-
arreglo, [criptógama.
Lichen, 8 (Bot.) Líquen, empeine, planta
on 8. (Orn.) Lochuza; especie de
uho,
Licit, a. Lícito, permitido,
Licitly, ad. Licitamento,
Licitness, 3, Legalidad.
To Lick, va, Lamer, chupar. To lick up,
Dovorar, consumir.
Lick, 8. Mojicon, cachete, bofeton.
Licker, 8. Lamedor, el que lame.
Lickerish, a. Regalado, delicado, sabroso.
Lickerishness, 8, Delicadeza do paladar, ro-
galo,
Lickerishly, ad. Deliciosamente.
Licorice, a. Pagos regaliz, oroznz. The-
orice-jutce 6 Spaniah-licorice, Zumo
de orozuz, regaliza
Lictor, s. Lictor.
Lid, e. Tapa;
Lie, a, Le
Lic, 2. Mentira, ficcion, cuento. [nios.
To Lie, en, Mentir, levantar falsos testimo-
To Lie, on. Reposar; acostarse; consistir;
depender; estar pondiente contra.
Lief, ad. De buena gana,
Liege, a. Ligio; vasallo; soberano.
Licgeman, s. Vasallo.
Licger, 4. Envisulo; ministro; embajador,
Lien, & Derecho da retencion.
Lienteric, a. Lientérico.
Licntery, €, Llenteria, ds de vicntro.
Licr, & El que descansa 6 yaco; el que está
oculto 6 escondido. vez do.
Lieu, 8 Lugar. Jn lien of, En lugar de, en
Lientenancy, €. Tonencla; el cuerpo de te-
nientes.
Licutenant, €. Teniente.
Lieutenantship, a. Tenencia, [san
Lieve, ad, De buena voluntad; de buena
Life, a Vida; historia; conducta; viveza;
espírita; mundo. Lifo annuity, Ronta
vitalicia, cial.
Lifublood, 8. Sangre vital. a. Vital, esen-
Lifegiving, a. Vivificante, lo que da vida.
Lifeguard, 4. Guardia de corps.
Lifeless, a, Muerto, inanimado, amortiguado,
Lifelcasly, ad. Sin vigor, sin espíritu.
8. (Astr.) Libra, un are del zodiaco.
ra.
en pasta.
rpado,
. Lye.
Lifelike, a. Que parece estar vivo.
Lifestring, e. Nervio 6 hilo du la vida.
Lifetime, $. Durante la vida.
Life-weary, a. Infeliz, cansado de la vida.
To Lift, ea, y n. Alzar; oxaltar; engreir;
hurtar; robar.
Lift, a Alzamiento; alza.
Lifter, 8. Levantador; hurtador; ladron.
Vining. & COS a ligad
gament, 8. Ligamento; ligazon, ura,
Ligamental, Ligamentous, a. Ligamentoso.
Ligation, €. Ligacion.
Ligature, 8. Ligadura; lHgacion.
Light, £ Luz; conocimiento; claridad;
vista; ilustracion; vida; dia—a. Ligero;
love; futil; vivo; gayado,
To Light, ea. Encender; alumbrar.—on,
Tropezar; apearse.
Light-armed, a. Armado 4 la ligera.
Light-bearer, 2, Hachero.
Light-brain, s. Hombre frivolo, ignorante.
To Lighten, en. eng nih brillar; de-
scender sobre.—va. lJluminar; exono-
rar; aligerar. chon.
Lighter, 8. (Náu.) Alijador; gabarra; lan-
Lighterago, a. Gabarraje.
Lighterinan, 8. (Nán.) Lanchonero.
DESEO, A. Largo do uñas; ligero de
edos.
Light-foot, Light-footed, a. Ligero de piós,
PR: a. Ligero de cascos; atolon-
O.
Light-headedness, 8. Delirio, aturdimiento,
Light-hearted, a. Alegre, festivo.
Light-horse, e. Caballeria ligera. [luces.
Light-house, 6. (Náu.) Faro, fanal 6 torre de
Light-legged, a. Ligero, activo. °
Lightless, a. Oscuro, sin luz, sin claridad.
Lightly, ad. Ligeramente; levemento; ale-
gremente. [londrado.
Light-minded, a. Volublo, inconstante, ato-
Light-money, a, Derechos de faro 6 de fuego.
Lightness, 8. Levedad; agilidad; inconstan-
cia; liviandad.
Lightning, €. Relámpago; aligeramiento.
a & (Náu.) Caja do faroles del
o
pañol.
Lights, a, pf, Pulmones, bofes. (tivo.
Lightsome, a. Luminoso, claro; alegro, fes-
Lightsomenesa, 8. Claridad; alegría.
Lign-aloes, 8. (Bot.) Linaloe,
Ligneous, Lignous, a. Leñoso.
Lignumvite, 8. (Bot) Guayaco, palo santo,
Ligulate, a. (Bot.) Acintillada; flor Ngulada,
Ligule, 8. (Bot) Florecilla acintillada.
Like, a. Semejante ; igual—s. Semejante. —
ad. Como.
To Like, va. ¡Se Querer; amar; gustar.
Likellhood, Likelinesa, €. Apariencia ; seme-
anza ; probabilidad. Probablemente.
a. |Líkely, a. Bien parecido ; probable.—ad.
To Liken, ta. Ascmejar, comparar.
Likeness, 8. Semejanza; aire ; retrato flel.
Likewise, ad. Tambien ; asimismo ; ade-
mas; ignalmente. [placor.
Liking, 2. Robustez; sanidad; gusto, deseo;
Lilach, 8. (Bot.) Lila 6 lilas,
Lilled, a. Adornado con lirios.
To Lilt, on. Hacer alguna cosa diestramente;
cantar, bailar, saltar er
White lily, Azuccna.
Lily-handod, a. Manos de alabastro.
Lily-livered, a. Cubardo; doble.
Litnature, € Limadura. [dador; malévolo.
Limb, @ Miembro; limbo. (Fam.) Enro-
Limbed, a. Membrudo, fornido.
Limber, 6. Manejablo, flexible, blanda—e
Lily, e. (Bot) Lirio.
Avantren. loras de las VArongas,
Limber-boarda, 2. pi. (Náu.) Panas imborna-
Limberness, 8. Flexibilidad. [miombros.
Limbleas, a. Inmembre, lo que no tiene
Limbo, 8. Limbo; miscria y falta de libertad.
el @ Cal Quick-lime, Cal viva. Liga;
1
ma.
To Limo, oa. Enredar, onmarahar.
Lime-burner, 4. Calero. rat
Limehound, £ Perro para cazar jabalics;
Limekiln, e. Calera.
Limestone, e. Piedra de cal; piodra caliza.
Limetree, 8. (Bot.) Tilo.
Lime-twig, 4. Vareta, varilla untada con liga.
Lime-twigyed, a. Lo que tiene varetas 6
palitos untados con liga.
Lime-water, 8. Agua de cal. [coufin.
Limit, a. Limite; lindero; frontera; raya;
To Limit, ea. Limitar, fijar; restringir.
Limitancous, Limitary, a, Limitineo, fron-
terizo, limitrofe. [striccion.
Limitation, 4. Limitacion, modificacion, re-
Limiter, & Limitador.
Limitless, a. Ilimitado. [caballo de varas.
Limmer, 8. Perro sabucso; vara de carro;
To Limn, va. Pintar; dibujar; retratar.
Limucr, €. Pintor; dibujador; retratista.
Limning, e. Pintura.
Limous, a, Cen A
To Limp, en, Cojoar.
Limper, 8. Cojo.
Limpet, e. (ict) Lepada,
Limpid, a. Limpio, claro, trasparente.
Limpidness, a. Claridad ; limpieza,
Limping, pa. pa
Limpingly, ad. Con cajera.
Limy, a. Viscoso; gintinoso; calizo,
Linchpin, $. (Art) czonera.
Lincture, Linctus, 8, Electaario.
Lind, Linden-tree, a. (Bot.) Tilo, teja.
Line, 8. (Mat.) Linea; raya; rengion ; limite.
To Line, va. Forrar ; aforrar; revestir.
Lineage, 8, Linaje, descendencia de una fa-
milla, [tado ; hereditario,
Lineal, a, Lineal; descendiente, omparen-
Lincally, ad, En iinca recta. [rostro.
I.ineament, 8. Lineamentos, facciones dol
Linear, a. Lineal, compuesto do lincas,
Lineato, a. Señalado con lincas.
Lineation, e. Dibujo de linea ó lineas.
Linen, a. Lienzo, lino. Linen, Ropa blanca.
Linen-draper, *. Lencero.
Linentrade, a. Lencería,
Linen-weaver, a. Tejedor de lienzos.
Ling & (Bot.) Brezo. (Ict) Merluza.
To Linger, on. Consumirse; padocer lenta-
mente.—va. prolongar, dilatar.
Lingerer, 8, Tardador; prolongador.
Lingering, a. Lento, tardo, languido.—e.
ardanza; prolongacion; languidez.
Lingeringly, ad. ntamente, languida-
mente. [trabajado.
Linget, . eels lingote ;
Liniment, 8. Linimento.
Lining, €. Forro, aforro.
Link, € Eslabon de cadena; cadena, enlace.
To Link, ea. Enlazar; ensartar, encadenar.
Linkboy, Linkman, a Paje de hacba.
Linnet, +. (Orn.) Pardillo,
Linseed, $. Linaza,
Linsoy-woolsey, a. y 8. Hecho de lino y lans
mezclados; vil, grosero, basto.
Linstock, £. Botafaego.
ata au dol e
ntel, 8. tranquero,
Lance ny ma
on's-foot, 8. e uemila.
Lions tall” 8. 530) — aa
Lioness, ¢f Leona.
Lion-leaf, e. (Bot.) Léntice leontopétale.
Lionlike, a. Aleonado.
Lip, 2. Labio. Hare lip, Labio hamdid.
make a Bn
Lip-devotion, s. Devocion 6 devoto de boca.
LOS a Palabras vanas; vanas ofrtm
pothymy, & Lipo' ; desma Je,
Lipped. a. Blubberlipped, Belo, ies
Lippitude, e. a, Ply
Lip-wisdom, 8. Charla, habluduria sa
Liquefaction, s. Licuacion, liqui
Liqueflable, a. Liquidable, licuable.
To Liquefy, ea. Licuar.—en. Liquidarm,
derretirse. dencia á derretirse.
Liquescency, e. (Fis) Licucscencia la tez-
Liquescont, a. Bae icucacente,
Liquid, a. Líquido; fiúido.—s. Licor.
Liqatd-amber, +. Liquidémber. [cuenta
To Liquidato, oa, ree ail ajustar les
Liquidation, a Liquidacion.
Liquidity, e. Butileza; raleza; Hquidez.
Liquidness, & Liquidez; fluidez.
Liquor, a. Licor. Mali liguor, Curver
Zagior-cosa frasquera.
To Lisp, on. Tartajear, cocear, tartamudesr.
Lisp, & Ceceo, tartamudeo., [Cacevea,
Lisper, 8. El que cecea; tartamudo.—a
Lispingly, ad. Con cecoo,
o Le big I ogo; liza ; deseo ; banda
0 en. Inclinarse, tar.—ea. Regis
trar; alistar; pene
Listed, a. Listado, listeada.
To Listen, ea. y a. Escuchar, atender.
Listener, 8. Escuchador; On, cacueha
Listful, a. Atento; que escucha con atencion.
rep! a. Indiferente, descuidado, omiso.
per otis y, ad. Indiferentomente, negtigce-
monte, [rencia
Listlessness, & Descuido; omision, naglí-
Litany, 4 Letanía.
Litoral, a. Literal.—e, Sentido literal.
ee e. Segun la letra 6 el aentids
literal,
Literality, a Significacton original, literal.
Literally, ad. teralmente.
Literary, a. Literario.
Eiteratl' e pl Literstos, sablos, doctol, sea:
teratl, a. tera .
Literaturo, €. Litoratura. is
barra de motal no; Litharge, a. Litargirio, litargo, almártaga.
" REET" rm?
LOA
Lithe, a, Flexibio, delgado, blando.
Litheness, @. Flexibilidad; blandara.
LOI
Loath, a. Repugnante, disinclinado.
To Loatho, ¢a. Aborrecer, detestar.—on.
Lithocolla, 8. Litocola; especic de betun. Fastidiar. [tedio.
Lithography, *. Litografía; el arto de grabar | Loather, e. Disgustado, fastidiado 6 lleno de
Lithology, a. Litologt erred kenrg a ool
tho & a, 8. , asco, repugnanc
Lithol st, 8. Litólogo, litégrafo. Loathinely, ad, Con queroso.
Lithomancy, 8, Adivinacion por las pledras. | Loathsome, a. Aborrecible ; fastl Logo ; a8-
Lithontriptio, a. y €. Litontrípicos.
Lithophyte, 4. Litófito (zoófito).
Lithotomist, 8. (Cir.) Lltotomista.
Lithotomy, e. Litotomia; cantera,
somely, ad. Fastidiosamento, asque-
rosamente,
Loathsomeness, £. Asquerondad.
e De Pelmazo. (Ent) Lombriz grande.
o
Litigant, 4. y a. Litigante. b, oa. Soltar por torpeza 6 falta do
To Litigate, oa. y n. Litigar, pleitear; tener; maña, [ria.
pleito pendiente. Lobby, #. Paso; antecámara; pórtico ; gule-
Litigation, €. Litiglo, plelto pendiente. open a (Vulg.) Pelmazo, patan ; ristico.
Litigtous, a, Litigioso. Lobe, $. Lóbulo (del hígado y pulmones).
Litigiously, ad. De un modo litigioso. Loblolly, a. Almodrote, vianda; polenta.
einen 8. Litigiosidad. [orohilla, | Lobster, 8. Langusta, pescado de mar.
tmus, 6.
Litten, a. Sepultura,
Litter, a Litera; lechigada; baratijas.
Tittshess & Poquehas Tales,
ttleneas, e. Pequeñez, bajeza.
Littoral, a. Litoral.
Liturgic, Liturgical, a. Litúrgico,
Liturgy, 2. Litu
To Live, en, Vivir; subsistir; morar.
baba a. Vivo. [sistencia.
Livelihood, a. Vida; mantenimiento, sub-
Liveliness, 8. Vida; viveza, actividad.
Livelong, a. Tedioso, enfadoso, molesto.
Lively, a. Vivo, brioso; alroso; animado,
~ Vivamonte,
Liver, e. Viviente; vividor; higado.
Livercolor, a. Moreno oscuro.
Livered, a. Whtte-livered, Cobarde,
Livergrown, a. El que ticne el higado mu
abultado. : = á
Liverwort, 8. (Bot.) Hopática. — ([ladurias,
Livery, €. Libroa. Livery stables, Alqui-
Livid, a. Livido, cárdeno, amoratado.
Lividity, Lividness, a. Cardenal; lo cárdeno,
do.
Living, ¢ Subsistencia; vida; benoficio.— | To Lodge, va. Alojar ; colocar.—en,
a. Vivo, vigoroso.
Livingly, ad. En estado de vida, vivo.
Livre, @ Libra, moneda de Francia.
Lixivial, a. Lejivial; sal alcalina.
Lixiviated,
vertido en lejía.
To Lixiviato, oa. Hacer lejía 6 lejio.
Lixiviation, 8. Locion.
ar 8. Lejia. (Mex: y
izard, 8. aren ex.) Lagartija.
Lo, tnterj, Há aquí, ved aqui, mirad.
Loach, & (Ict.) Loche, loja, cspirenque.
Lo. a ; medida
'o Load, va. C ; em ; om
Loader, 8, © or, ombarcador.
Loadstar, 8. Cinosura; osa menor.
Loadstone, 8. Iman.
Loadwater-line, 4.
Loaf, 3. A loaf of
torta.
azúcar.
rfi- | Locksmith, 8. Corrajero.
ornasol en especie de | Lobule, a. Lobulillo,
A Le Local
Locality, a. Localidad.
Locally, ad. Localmente.
To Locate, oa. Poner, colocar, situar.
Location, a. Colocacion, localidad ; situacion.
Loch, 3. V. Lake.
Loches, Lochia, e. pl ulos,
Lock, €. Cerradura; a. EA
Cerradura de muelle. Candado.
Llavo de una escopeta ; A; represa
oe peta; guedeja; rep
To Lock, va. Cerrar ; tener debajo de llavo;
al .—on, Estar una cosa cerrada.
Locker, e. Cajon; gaveta; armario.
Locket, 8. Brocho, corchete.
Lockram, 8. Estopa; tela grosera,
glee
Locomotion, €. Locomocion, potencia loco-
odo G. y 8. Movible; maquina de
vaho. darse.
Locomotivity, 8. Poder de moverse 6 mu-
Locust, s. (Ent.) Langosta.
Lodestone, V. Lotion nee.
re
€. Casita de campo; | de franc-
masones, y la casa en que so juntan.
Lodgement, a Amontonamiento, (Mil)
Atrinchoramiento, trinchera.
xiviate, 4. Lo que está con- | Lodger, a. Huésped, inquilino, morador.
Lodging. e. Posada; alojamiento; morada.
Loft, 8. Suelo; sobrado. Hay-loft, Honil
Loftily, ad. En alto; altivamente, pom-
o
posamente, %
Loftinoss, s. Altura; sublimidad ; altivez ;
Lofty, a Alto; En , sublime; altivo.
Log, €. Leño; toza. un.) Barquilla.
iomicala. Logaritmico,
08.
; peso; gravámen. | Logarithmic,
barazar. &
8, Ls e de juego.
ad, ot: Brean redonda.
pario a. Necio, tonto, zote.
[cargada.
áu.) Linea de agua | Logic, e. ca.
ead, Un pan ; una | Logical, a,
A loaf of sugar, Un pllon do| Logically, ad.
cian, €. Li
camente,
Lógico.
Loafer, 8. Tunante, bribon, pllio, pelafustan, Logman, 4. Leñero.
Loam, 8. Marga; tierra gredosa.
Logogriph, 8. Logógrifo, enigma.
To Loam, oa. Dar ó untar con marga, Logomachy, 8.
Loamy, a. Arcilloso, margoso.
Loan, e. Próstamo, empréstito,
rp arpa e
Logwood, a. Palo de Campeche,
Loin, 8. Lomo. Lotne, a
LOO
To Loiter, on. Haraganear.—ta. Malgastar!
|
dad.
el tiempo.
Loiterer, 4. Harazan; holrazan.
To Loll, en. Recostarse con dejadez 2
e
oje-
Loment, a. (Bot.) Lomento, especie
peri-
(tante de Londres. | Loosely, a
to.
Candonan @ Londincnse ; el natural 6 habl-
Lone, a. Solitaria, solo.
Lonelinoss, s, Soledad.
Lonely, a. Solitario; solo; abandonado.
Lonesome, a. Solitario, deslerto.
Lonesomely, ad. Solitariamente.
Lonesomeneas, €. Estado 6 calidad del que! Loose-s
está solo, [s. Longa, nota de música.
Long, a. Largo ; ansioso ; dilatorio; lento.—
To Long, tn. Descar; anhelar; lar; antojarse.
Longanimity, a. Lon
Longboat, 4. (Náu.) "Enea falúa 6 faluca.
Longe, a, Estocada, golpe,
Longeval, Longevoua, a. Longevo.
Longevity, e A: ancianidad.
Lonzimanous, a. Longimano.
Longimetry, 8. Longtinetría,
Longing, e. Antojo; anhelo, ansía.
Longingly, ad. Vehemontemente.
Longish, a, Algo largo; un poco largo.
Fousttiees a, Lonyitud
Long-legged, Longshanked, a. Zanqailargo.
Tee a. De mucha vida,
8. Largura, longitad.
Lon pad a. CATE muy sagaz.
Long-pepper, & Pimienta larga,
Longspun, a. Prolijo, dilatado.
Long-sufferance, Long-suffering, e. Pacien-
cia; clemencia.
"Long-sufferin a. Paciente, sufrido.
Lon Stange a. Pariero, parlon.
Pones ad. Longitudinalmente.
Long-wlnded. a. Largo, la, prolijo.
Longwise, acd. Longitud nalm ento
Lonish, a. ae solitario.
Loo, a. Especle de Juego de nalpea,
To Loo, oa. Dar capote bola.
Looblly, a. Pesado, zafio, tosco, basto.
To aes oa. (Náu.) Ceñir el viento; ir de
To Look, ea. y n. Mirar; considerar; poner
cuidado; parecerse á; buscar. To look
on, Considerar, concebir. 7o look dll,
Entonarso. Zo look like, Semejarso.
Look, 8. Aspecto; semblanto; aire, ademan ;
mirada. —¿énter). Mira, atiendo; he aquí; |
cuidado.
Looker, 8 Mirador; miron. [cion.
Looking-glass, £ Es; o.
glasses, Tocadores, 6 espejitos de carton.
Loom, 8. Telar.
Menaje, alhajas.
To Toons on, (Nán.) gna
Loon, 8. E rov.) Picaro, haragan.
Loop, 8. Ojal, presilla; abertura
Looped, a. Ojalado, licno de ojales.
Loophole, 8. Abertura, tronera;
excusa [ros 6
| Lousily, ad. Con p
Looking, 4 Miramiento; mirada; cxpecta- | Lousinese, & Plojeria (Mex.)
Paper looking- gore
LOV
maker, & Lapa prosillero.
0 oa, Desatar, sag hare destiar;
alojar; aliviar; soltar:
‘Loose, @. Baelto ; o Ao > VARO
libre, relajado; disoluto; desenredado.
Cun desenvoltara ; pegligente-
mente.
To Loosen, er. Desunirse, desatarse.—ea
Aflojar, desliar; librar, líbertar; solar e.
vientre.
Loosencas, €. Aflojamiento; licencia; diarrea.
posada a. ‘Gee
fe, & (Bot. Lisimaquía.
To Lop, va. Desmochar. To lop cines, Po
dar viñas.
Lop, 4. La rama
Lopper, a Pod
Loppered, a.
Loquaciousness, Loquacity, «. Locuacided,
habladuria.
Lord, & Dios; soñor, monarca.
To Lord, on, Beñorear, dominar,
Lorálike, a. Altivo, orgulloso, insolente.
Lordliness, e. Señorio; altivez, orguile.
Lordly, a. Señoril; orgulloso. —adk. Altre
mente.
Lordship, 8. Señorio; señoria,
Lore, a. na, enseñanza, saber.
Lorication, s. Superficie cubierta com
Lorlot, e. (Orn) O Oropéndola.
To Lose, va. Perder; desperdiciar; malga-
tar.—on, Decaer.
Losable, a. Lo ne se puede perder.
Loser, a. Perd » Perdida.
Los a Pérdida, daño; privacion, destruc
on.
aa a Suerte as ane cuota.
t, va. Asignar, repartir.
EPR a. (Bot.) Álmez 6 almezo. Late,
Lota, lamprea de rio.
Lotion, a. Locion, ablacion.
Lotos $ Lotus e. (Bot) Loto, planta y arbel
mente
or de árboles.
AA,
Era
atan. [de lof, | Lottery, a Lotería, rif
Loot &. (Néu.) Lof. Loof-frame, Cusderna' Load, a. Buldoso.—ad. Loudly,
ene a alboroto.
Lough, e. laguna.
To ¡debat cn. H ee holgazanesr.
| Lounger, 8. Haragan, ocioso,
| To Lour, ea. Encubiino el cielo,
Lourdan, Y. Lurdan,
Louse, 8. Piojo. Crab-louse, Ladilla.
To Louse, vu. Despiojar.
Lousewort, 8. esa 'erba plojera.
ojeria, alnamente
catería
Plojoso; soez, vil (Mex) Zica
Stocking-loom, Telar de Louk s. Patan, rústico, zafio.
medias. Loom of an oar, (Náu.) Guion. | Loutis
a. Rudo, rústico, tosco.
Loutishly, ad. Rudamente, groseramenta
rra a. Abertura en el cielo de un edif-
uefa. | Lovable, a. Amable.
Lo
. (Bot.)
To Love, va. Amar; pim o
io a Love, 2. Amor; amistad;
galan
Loopholed. 4. Lo que tiene muchos agujo-, Love-apple, & (Bot.) Tomate. V. Tomaia
soy late. & 2. Los adornos de los ojalos.
¡ Lovo-day, @ Dia do rocon
LUB
LUM
Lovo-feast, 8. Agapas.
Love-fit, a. Trasporte, arrebato do amor.
Love-knot, € Nudo, lazo de amor.
Love-lass, €. Cortejo.
Loveless, 4. Desamorado ; insensible,
Love-lctter, 8, uela, carta amorosa,
Love-lics-bleeding, e. (Bot.) Espocie de ama-
t
ranto.
Loveliness, a Amabilidad, O,
Love-lock, 8. Especie de bucle,
Lovelorn, «+. Desamparado de su amante.
Lovely, 4. Amablo, agradable, cariñoso.—
ad. Agradablemente, con agrado. [amor.
Lovemonger, 8, El que hace comercio con el
Love-potion, e, Filtro,
Lovo-quick, a. Vehementemente amoroso.
Lover, s. Amante, galan, cortejo.
Love-secrot, 8. Secreto entre amantes,
Lovo-shaft, 8. Flecha de Cupido.
Love-sick, a. Enamorado, herido de amor.
+Lovesome, a. Amable,
Love-song, & Cancion amorosa,
Lovesuít, a, Cortejo, galantco,
Love-talo, 8. Cuentos de amor; roquiebros,
Love-thought, 4, Pensamiento amoroso.
Love-token, 8. Regalo en señal de amor.
Love-toys, 8. pl. Dfidivas do amantes,
Love-tricks, a. pl. Tratas do amantes,
Loving, Amante; afectuoso, amoroso,
Loving-kindness, s. Cariño, favor.
Lovingly, ad. Amorosamente,
Lovingness, 8. Cariño, afecto, afabilidad.
Low, a. Bajo; pequeño. Lovw-water, (Nán.)
Baja mar; abatido.—ad, Bajo; vilmente,
—8, (Prov.) Llama, fuego.
To Low, en. Mugir.—va. añ
To Lower, oa. Abajar; humillar; abatir,
To Lower, on. Encapotarse; mirar con ceño.
Loworingl , ad, Nubladamente.
Lowermost 6 Lowest, u. Bajisimo, infimo.
Lowing, & Mugido.
Lowland, 6. Tierra baja.
Lowlily, ad. Bajamente.
Lowlinesa, a. Bajeza, vileza; humildad.
Lowly, a. lMumilde; vil; rastrero.—ad.
Humildemente.
Lown, 8. Picaro, bobo. [to; sumision.
Lowness, 4. Pequeñez; bajeza; abatimien-
Low-spirited, a. Abatido, desanimado, des-
corazonado.
Low-thoughted, a. El que piensa bajamonte.
La ñ E are partidario del
ryalist, & Realista; ario rey.
Loyally, ad. Lealmenta d
Loyalty, 6. Lealtad.
Lozenge, a (Geom.) Rombo; pastilla do
boca. (Blas) Losanje.
Loazenged, a. En forma de losanje 6 rombo.
Lozengy, a. Lisonjado; escudo en forma de
losanjes,
Lu, a Y. Loo, [gan, bobo.
Lubbard, Lubber, £ Un poltronazo; hara-
Lubberly, a. Poltron, perezoso.—ad, Tos-
camente, zaflamento.
TLubric, a. Labrico; resbaladizo; lascivo.
To Lubricate, va. Untar con materlas crasas,
ECOS, s. Lo que unta 6 hace resbala-
diza,
+To Lubricitate, va. V. To Lubricate,
abn 8. ja ricidad; ligereza; lascivia.
E
Lubricous, a. Lúbrico: incierto; inconstante.
Lubrifaction 6 Lubrificatlon, 8. El acto de
hacer mas tersa ó lúbrica DA COSA.
Luce, 8. (Lct) Lucio,
Lucero, 8. (Bot.) Alfalfa, miegla.
Lucid, a. Luciente; diáfano; lúcido,
Lucidity, +. Esplendor, resplandor.
Lucidness, a, Claridad.
Lucifer, £, Lucero; lucifer.
tLuciferian, a. Luciferino; diabólico.
Luciferous, a. Luminoso, resplandeciente.
Lucific, a. Luciente, lúcido.
Luciform, a. Luciforme.
Luck, s. Acaso, accidente; fortuna, suorte.
Luckiiy, ad. Dichosamente.
Luckiness, 4, Dicha, buena fortuna.
Luckless, a. Malaventurado; infeliz.
Lucky, a. Afortunado, feliz, venturoso.
Lucrative, a. Lucrativo.
Lucre, 8. Lucro; ganancia; usura.
To Lucubrate, va. Lucubrar; trabajar ve-
lando obras de ingento. cubrar.
Lucubration, 8, Lucubracion ; el acto de lu-
Lucubratory, 4. Lo que se trabaja por la
noche.
Luculent, a. Luciento; claro; evidonte.
rr a. Burlesco, jocoso, cómico, risi-
é:
Ludicrously, ad. Jocosamente, en chanza.
Ludicrousness, 8. Ridiculez, extravagancia.
Luff, a. La palma do la mano,
To Luff, va. (Nau.) Ceñir el viento.
Luff-tackle, s. Aparejo de bolincar. [ga.
Lug, *. (Ent.) Lombriz de las riberas, pértl-
To Lug, va. (Náu.) Halar, tirar de los cabos.
Luggage, 8. Trastos, bagaje, chismes,
Luggcr, $, (Yáu.) Embarcacion con vela cua-
Lug-sail, s, (Náu.) Vela al tercio,
Lugubrious, a. Lúgubre; triste; funesto.
Lukew. . Tibio, templado ; indiferente.
Lukewarmly, ad. Tibiamente,
Lukowarmness, 8, Calor moderado; indife-
rencia; tibieza,
To Pall pe Arrullar; adormecer; calmar.
Lull, a. El poder de calmar.
Lullaby, 8. Arrullo, el cantarcillo del ama,
Lullcr, 2. Niñero; el que mima á los niños.
Lum, 8. Chimenea de cabaña. flones.
Lumbago, « Lum ; el dolor de los rl-
Lumbar, a. Lumbar, lo que pertenece 4 los
lomos. madera,
Lumber, 8, Armatoste. (Com.) Tablezon ;
To Lumber, va. Amontonar trastos inútiles.
en. Andar pesadamento.
Lumbrical, e. Los músculos pequeños de
las manos y piés,
Luminary, 8. Laminar; lumbrera,
Luminous, a. Luminoso; luciente.
Luminonsly, ad. De un modo luminoso.
Luminousness, 8. Resplandor, brillantez.
Lump, 8. Pedazo; masa, A dump of sugar
Un terron de azúcar.
To Lump, ra. Tomar alguna cosa por mayor,
Lumpfish, 8, (Ict.) Lumpo jibado.
Lumping, a. (Vulg.) Grande, pesado, largo.
Lumpish, a. Pesado, tardo, grosero; tosco.
Lumpishly, ad. Lerdamento, groseramente,
Lumpishness, $. Posadez; majadería; ton-
toria. di
LUX
Lumpy, a. Lleno de terroncs.
Lanacy, €. Locura, frenesí.
ar, Lunary, a, Lunar. pos
Lunary, e. (Bot.) Yerba de la plata; lunaria
Lanate, a. V. Lunulate
Lunated, a. Lunado,
Lunatic, a y 2 Lunático, frenético, loco.
Lunation, a. Lunacion.
Lunch, Lanchoon, e. To take a lunch, Ha-
cer las once, tomar un taco.
Lunet, e. Los satélites que giran al rededor
de sus planetas.
Lungeons, a. Rencoroso, malicioso.
Lungs, e. pl. Pulmones.
Lunged, a. Lo que tiene pulmones.
Lang-grown, @ Quo tiene los pulmones po-
gados al pecho,
Lungwort, « (Bot) Pulmonaria oficinal.
Lunisolar, a. Lunisolar.
Lunt, e. Mecha de cañon. [media luna.
Lunulato, a. Lunado, formado como una
Lapine, € (Bot.) Altramuz, lupino.
Lurch, 8, Abandono, To leacoón
Abandonar. (en. Trampear.
To Lurch, ea. Engullir: vig great ratear.—
Larcher, 8. El que acecho 0 es
metcr una mala accion.
Lurching, e. Celada.
Lure, e. Señuelo; añagaza; cobo, engaño.
To Lure, on. Llamar los haloones con 3e-
finelo.—ea. Atracr, inducir.
Lurid, a. Lébrego, triste; palido, cárdono.
To Lurk, en. Esplar, acechar.
Lurker, a Haragan; acechador; espía.
Lurking-place, a, Escondite; escondrijo; em-
boscada,
Luscious, a. Dulzazo, empalagoso; meloso.
Lusclously, ad. Dulcemente. [losidad.
Lusciousnesa, 8. Dulzura que empalaga, me-
Lusern, & Lince. V. Lynas
Lust, a Deseo ; inclinacion ; lujuria, sensua-
lidad; lascivia.
To Lust, en. Lufuriar; desarreglarse.
Lustful, a. Lujurioso, sensual; impúdico.
Lustfully, ad. Sensnalmente. [honestidad.
Lustfulnesa, 2. Lascivia, incontinencia, des-
Lustily, ad. Fuertemente.
Lustiness, 8. Lozania, vigor, robustez.
Lastral, a. Lustral, lo quo se usa en las pu-
rificaciones, .
2, Lustracion. [lustro.
Lustre, a. Lustre; brillantez; lucimiento;
Lustring, 8. Lustrina. V. Lulestring.
Lustrous, a. Lustroso, brillante.
Lustrum, 8. Lustro, cinco años. [dew.
Lustwort, & (Bot.) Rocto dol sol. Y. Sun-
Lusty, a. Lozano, fornido; hermoso.
Lutanist, e. El que toca el laud.
Lutarious, a. oso,
Lutation, 4. Lutacion,
Lute, 8. Laud: lúten.
To Lute, va. Tapar, enlodar con laten.
Luter, Lutist, e. El que tañe ol laud.
Lutestring, 2, Lustrina; cuerda de land.
Lutheranism, e. Luteranismo.
Lutheran, €. Luterano. desvan.
Luthern, a. (Arq.) Especie de lambrera 6
Luxation, & Dislucacion, descoyuntamiento.
Luxuriance, Luxuriancy, s. Exuberancla ;
aer 4 frondosidad, vicio,
Lnatratio
hs $ 2 Licantropta,
Lyceurn, 4
pyOE e. (Bot.) Licnide, nombre de
MAC
ican a. Exuberante; muy «til; vi-
080.
Luxuriantly, ad. Abundantemen
Lozancar ; crecer con
gen,
To Luxuriate, er.
L uno a Mibkdinaso Fag
uxurious, 4. osa, :
Luxuriously, sa han eotauate.
Luxnrioosuess, £. Voluptuosidad, lasecivia
Luxury, ¢. Lujuria, lascivia; placer, gusto;
manjar delicioso; lujo.
fam, £ Licopodio; ¡polvo de ca
musgo inflamable.
& Liceo.
Lydian, a. Lidio; un género de música.
Lye, 2. Lejia; mentira,
Lying, pa. Echado.—e. El acto de mentir.
Lyingly, ad. Mentirosamenta.
Lymph, 8, Linfa. fatico; frenétin
Lymphatic, « Linfático; meantétion—«
da pai e. Vaso linfático. [tree
Lynden-tree, @ (Bot) Tilo. Y. Linde»
Lynx, £. Lince,
Lyrate, a. Formado como la lira.
Lyre, e. Lira, instrumento músico; arpa,
Lyric, Lyrical, a. Lírico,
risk, Aria el quo ino Serpa
yrist, 8. ta, el quo toca e
Lysimachia, 4. (Bot) Lisimaquia
Lyssa, 8. Rabia canina,
M.
M. Se pronuncia como en español, sanqes
con mas fuerza .M como numeral ro-
mano cquivale á mil. Como abrevisten,
M. A. es Maestro en artes; MB. Br
chiller en medicina; M. C., Miembro del
Congreso 6 cámara do los Hepreserts:-
tes; M.P., Miembro del Pariamento;
MS., Manuscrito, y MSS. Manuseritos
To Mab, on. Vestirso d ta
To Mabble, ea. Arrollar. [comma
Macaroni, & Macarrones; ptsaverde; gr
Arola & Monton confaso.—a. Mees
nico.
Macaroon, & Almendrada; macarrones
Macaw, & (Orn.) Guacamayo, yo.
Mace, 8. Maza; porra de a cian ad
ery 8. Cerveza fuerte sazonsds con
mácis.
To Macerate, ea. Enflaquecor ; macerar;
mortificar el cnerpo.
Maceration, & Maceracion; extenuacios.
Machiavelian, & Maquiavelista.—«a, Maquis-
vélico; maquiavelo, ASLUcia,
Machiavellsm. & Maquiavelismo ; e
Machinal, a. Maquinal 6 mecánico.
To Machinate, on, Maquinar, fraguar, di>
currir medios. ascchanza ocalts.
Machination, s. Maquinacion; conjuracion ;
Machinator, a Maquinador.
Machina, a, uina; invencion ; trama
Machinery, 8. Maquinaria, mecánica.
Machining, a. Lo que pertenece á los agen
tes sobrenaturales de un poema.
Machinist, e. Maquinista,
Mackerel, 8. (Ict.) Sabalo, escombro. lorse-
mackerel, (Ict.) Caballa, alacha.
Macrocosm, 8. Macrocosmo.
Macrology, €. Charlataneria, prosa.
Mactation, €. Inmolacion, sacrificio,
Macula, a. Mácula, mancha, tacha, lunar.
To Maculato, va. Macular, manchar.
Maculate, a. Manchado, maculado.
Maculation, e. Mancha, mancilla, lunar.
Mad, a. Loco; insensato, desesperado.
Madan, 4. Ono pres
Madapple, e. (Bot) Berengena. [aturdido.
Madbrain, Madbrained, a. Loco, insensato ;
Madcap, $. orate. [quecerse.
To Madden, va. Enloquecer.—on. Enlo-
Madder, a. (Bot) Rabia, planta. Madder-
a
roots, Rubia en raiz,
Madheaded, a. F antojadizo.
Madhouse, a. El hospital donde cncierran
los locos.
Madly, ad. Locamente,
Madman, 8. Un loco; maniático; orate.
Madness, £. Locura, demencia; furor; rabla.
Madona, Madonna, €. Dícese de las image-
nos de la e
Madrepore, a ( nq)
Madrina Madrigal posicton posti
rigal, e. ; com cion ca
Madwort, 8. (Bot.) Marrubio, aliso.
Magazine, $. Almacen. (Náu.) Santa-bár-
bara; un periódico.
Maggot, 8. Gusano. (Vulg.) Capricho.
ota, e. El estado do lo que es gusa-
niento.
Maggoty, a. Gusaniento. Maggoty-head-
ed, Caprichoso, antojadizo, fantástico,
Magi, e. pl. Magos; sablos del oriente.
Magic, a, Magia negra, Natural magic,
Magia blanca.—a. Mágico, encantador.
Magical, a. Mágico; encantado.
Magically, ad. Magicamente ; por arte de
encantamicnto.
Magician, « Mago, mágico, nigromante.
Magisterial, a. Magistral ; magisterial; im-
perioso ; arrogante.
Magistertally, ad. Magistralmente.
Magisterialness, 8. Magisterio; soberbia.
Magistracy, e. Magistratura.
Magistrate, a. Magistrado.
Magistratic, a. Lo que pertenece á la anto-
ridad e PRE Jets AS
Magna charta, 8. magna
Magnanimity, 8. Magnanimidad.
Magnanimoas, €. Magnánimo.
ipod ad, ánimamente,
Magnesia, 8. Magnesia, leche de tierra.
Magnet, €. Iman; piedra iman.
Magnetic, Magnetical, a, ótico,
Magnetically, ad. De un modo atractivo,
Magnueticalnesa, 8. La calidad de lo que es
magnético. . [tiva.
Magnetism, 8. Magnetismo; virtud; atrac-
Magnifiable, a. Capaz de ser en decido,
Magnific, Magnifical, a. Magnífico, ilustre,
grande. [esplendor.
Magnificence, $. Magnificencia, a
Magnificent, a. Magnífico, espléndido, lucido.
Magnificently, ad. Magnificamente. _[pio.
Magnifier, e, Panegirista ; lente; microsco-
‘| Mainprize, s. Fianza, entrega en
To Magnify, va. Magnificar; cxagerar; au-
mentar. nada.
sagaiboqnence, 8. Altilocuencia; fanfarro-
seen o, 8. Magnitud; tamaño; impor-
tan
Magnolia, e. (Bot.) Magnolia.
Magpie, 8. py hs Lbapedl pega.
Mahogany, e. Caoba 6 caobana.
To Mahometanize, va. Mahomotizar.
Maid, Maiden, g/. Doncella; criada.
Maiden, a. Virgineo; virginal.
Maidenhaír, e. (Bot.) Culantrilto,
Maidenhead, Maidenhood, 4/. Doncellez,
virginidad.
Maidenliness, s. Modestla, dulzura,
Maidenly, Maidenlike, a. Virginal, decente.
—ad. Modestamente.
Maldhood, e. Virginidad.
Maid-marían, €, Especie de baile rústico,
Maid-servant, 4/. Criada. [cha.
Mail, e. Mala, balija; jacerina; renta; man-
To Mail, va. Arma con cota do malla; en-
volver.
Mailed, a. Cubierto con cota de malla,
To Maim, va. Mutilar; estropear, lisiar.
Maim, es. Mutilacion, manquera, daño,
Maimedness, 8, Mutilacion, mancamiento.
Main, a. Principal; violento; importante.
Mainland, €. Continente.
Mainly, ad. Principalmente, primeramente,
Mainmast, a, (Náu.) Palo inayor de un navío,
Mainpernor, 8. Ftador, seguridad, cancion.
za,
To Mainprize, va. Fiar, abonar.
Mainsall, € Vela mayor. .Main-top-satl,
Vela de gavia.
Mainsheet, e. Escota mayor.
To Maloswear, on. Perjurar.
To Maintain, va, Tener; guardar; mante-
ner, sostener ; proveer.—on, Mantener;
sostener. >
Maintainable, a. Defensable, defendible.
Maintainer, 8. Mantenedor; defensor, par
tron. [clon ; sustento,
Maintenance, 4. Mantenimiento; protco-
Main-top, 4. (Náu.) Cofa mayor ó de gavia,
Majestic Mate as Majeataos sublime,
catic, estical, a. UOSO; &
Mel cotcal , ad. Majestuosamente. aon
Majesticalnces, Majesticness, a Majestad,
pompa.
Majesty, € Majestad ; poder; soberanía,
Mar A, Mayor; mas Grande.
Major-general, 3, (Mil.) Mariscal de campo.
Majority, s. Mayoría; pluralidad.
To Make, va. Hacer; crear; producir; can-
sar; ocasionar; formar; fabricar; com-
ner; trabajar.—on. Hacerse, volverse;
Ir, dtrigireo encaminarse & To make
away with, Derrochar. To make for,
Dirigirse 4; ir; ir hacia. To make of
Escaparse. To make over, Ceder. To
make a jost of, Poner en ridiculo, To
make a pen, Tajar una plnma.
para amends, Tagen ri one
antener. om en-
lar. To make . To
make merry, Divertirso. Tomake much
Qf, Acariciar. To make sail, Dar á la
vola, Zo make thé moet YS Prove:
MAL
charlo todo. 7b make yourself easy,
Pterda V. cuidado.
Make, €. Hechura, forma, figura.
Makebate, £. Zizañero.
Makepoace, $. Pacificador, conciliador.
Maker, a. Criador; artifice; fabricante.
Making, ¢. Composicion, estructura, forma.
Making Ison, Flea Hiorro de sentar.
Malachite, 8. nites.
eats, & ry edad, dolencia.
ers, €, Ajuagas, esparavanes.
Mala a, Desvergonzado, descarado.
Malepertly, ad. Descaradamente.
Malapertness, $. Insolencia, atrevimiento,
Malate, s. (Quim.) Malatos; sales qu
Male, a. ulino. Male issue, Hijos va-
rones.—¢. Macho.
Malediction, £. Maldicion.
Malefaction, 2, Delito, culpa,
Malefactor, 8. Malhechor.
Malefice, a. Maleficto.
Maleficent, a. Malófico, maligno.
Maleficiation, €. Hechiceria
+Malengino, 8. Artimaña, artorís, trampa.
Malepractice, 8. Mala conducta; ignorancia.
Malcepirited, a. Altivo, animoso, valeroso.
Malet, a. ctilla, belijilla.
Malevolence, ¢. Malevolencia; odio, tirria.
Malevolent, a. Malévolo; mal intenclonado.
Malevolen vy ad, Malignamente.
Malice, 8. Íicla, mal a ere:
Malicio . Malicioso, maligno.
Maliciously, ad. Maliciosamente.
Malictousness, 8. Mala intencion, malicia.
Malign, a, Maligno; mal inclinado; conta-
car.
080. ;
ae Malign, oa. Envidiar; dañar; udi-
Malignancy, $. Malignancy. malevolencia.
Malignant, a. Maligno, malicioso ; nocivo,
Malignantly, ad. Malignamente.
Maligner, 8. Mordaz, maligno, mal inten-
cionado.
Malignity, 3. Malignidad, perversidad.
gnamento. L
vi
Malignly, ad. Mal
Malkin, a. Gorrona, mujer soez
Mall, a, Mallo; el Juego del mallo,
To Mall, oa. Palear, golpear con mallo.
Mallard, e. (Orn.) Lavanco (macho de las
ánades silvestres).
Malleabiiity, Malleableness, ¢. Maleabilidad.
Malleable, a. Maleable, ductiL
To Malleste, oa. Martillar. [á martillo.
Malleation, 8, El acto de trabajar una cosa
Mallet, +. Mazo. Serving-mallef, (Nau.)
Maceta de aforrar. Sois erario
(Nix) Maceta do calafate, riving-
ma Náu.) Maceta do ajustar.
Mallow, Mallows, s. (Bot.) Malva,
rap a. Malvasia, uva y ol vino que se
saca de ella. veza.
Malt, s. Cebada preparada para hacer la cer-
To Malt, on. Preparar la cebada para hacer
la cerveza. [minada.
Malt-drink, a. Bebida hecha de cebada ger-
Malt-floor, 8, Suclo para germinar y secar
cebada.
Maltha, a. Betun hecho con pez y cera.
Malt-horse, 8. Cabalio para moler la cebada;
zoto. [germinada.
ir Horno para socar la cebada
Maltman, Maltster, a. El que prepara y Gr
pone la cebada para hacer cerveza
Malt-mill, « Molino para moler la cebade
germinada.
To Maltreat, oa. Maltratar.
Maltworm, 8. Beberron, borracho.
Malvaceous, a. Lo que pertenece h la mays.
Malversation, £. Malversacion, prevanicacie.
Mameluke, a. Mameluco.
Mamma, & Mamá,
Marzomalia, e. Mamíferos.
Mammary, a, Mamario. [Amersa
Mamwmec-trce, 8. (Bot) Mamey, árbol d
Marnmet, £. Muñeco, muñeca,
Mammiform, a. Lo que tiene la fizura &
tas,
Mammillary, a. Marllar.
Mammillated, a. Lo que tiene tetsa
Mammon, 3. Riquezas.
Mammonist, 4. Mundano, avaro. .
Mammoth's teeth, e. pl. Dientes 6 hue
potrificados. Aid SUS
Man, a, Hombre, criado. Mass cb.
To Man, va. (Náu.) Tripular, armas. ue
n
ecer. L
Manacle, 2. Manilla. Manacies, pl Le
To Manaclo, ea. Maniatar; atar con eyes
To Manage, ca. y =. Manejar; cmt -.
gobernar; dirigtr; administrar; does.
Manage, a, Manejo; administración
pepe pa Heeittied akbar
encss, & > ;
bre. udencia, net
Management, 8. o, x
Manager, e. Administrador, director; &
presario; hombro económico.
Manche, e. Manga. [veneo2
Manchineel-tree, $. (Bot) Manzanillo, >*
Manciple, a El administrador de un cok
6 comunidad.
Mandamus, a, (For.) Despecbo que 54
nombre del rey el tribunal llamado Sts!
Bench,
Mandarin, £ Mandarin, mandarins ,
Mandatary, & Mandatario. ne
Mandate, €, Mandato; órden; encsrza 1
Mandator, @ Director.
Mandatory, a. Preceptivo.—& Mandatari
Mandible, a, Mandibula, quijads.
Mandibular, a. Mandibolar. :
Mandilion, 8. Especie de casacas y chaq"
Mandolin, e. Bandolin ó bandola |=%
Mandragora, Mandrake, a (Bot) Maur
Mandrel, es, Polea del torncro.
Manducable, a. Comestible.
To Manducate, en. Comer, manducat.
Manducation, $. Manducacion.
Mane, e. Crin 6 clin de caballo.
Mancater, s. Caribe, antropófaga
Maned, a. Crinado, crinito. _ [los ne”
Manege, & Picadero, sitio donde so adic”
Manequin, @ (Pint.) Maniqai =.
Manerial, a. Señorial V. Manorial
Manes, s. Manes, las almas de las muertos
Maneshcct, 8. La de la manta del &
ballo que cubre la caheza. 290
Manful, u. Bravo, valiente, animoto, oi
Manfully, ad. Valientemente.
Manfulness, a Valentia, valor. ánimo
Manganesc, & Manganoss, alabandina
A t
MAN
MAR
Mangcorn, «. Grano de diversas especies
mezcladas.
Mange, s. Kofia, sarna na.
Manger, &. Pesebre. (Nau.) Caja de agua.
Lg ane 8. Sarnazo, rofia; comezon.
‘To Mangle, va, ; matilar, estro-
pear; dar prensa y lustre 4 las telas; ale-
chugar. € ex.) Encarrujar.
Manglo, 8. €
alandria, máquina para pulir
alisar, plegar 6 rizar las telas. a
Mangler, a. Destrozador; prensador; pl
angling Perrodazaal do as tolas.
angling, 8, ento; el prensar
Mango, aniostan a. Fruta do las islas Mo-
a Le Mig y [ : des.
angonel, e, uina para arrojar pledras
Mangrove, 8. (Bot.) Mangle, árbol.
Mangy, a. Sarnoso.
Manhater, s. Misántropo. [valor.
Manhood, s. Virilidad. (For.) Masculinidad;
Mania, «. Mania.
Maniac, Maniacal, a. Mantútico, maníaco.
Mantac, 8. Loco, maniático.
Manichean, Manichee, & Maniqueo.
Manichcism, 4 Maniqucismo, la herejia de
los Maniqucos, sico.
Manichord, e. Manicordio, instrumento mú-
Manicon, a, (Bot.) Especie de yorba mora,
Manifest, a. Manifiesto; patente.—s. Mani-
flesto, (mostrar.
To Manifest, ea, Manifestar, declarar; de-
Manifestablo, a, Mostrable, demostrable.
Manifestation, 8. Manifestacion, declaracion.
ad ad, Maniflestamente, evidente-
men
Manifestness, s. Evidencia clara 6 patente.
Manifesto, 2. Man!fiesto.
Manifold, a. Muchos, varios, diferentes.
Manifoldly, ad. De muchos modos,
Manifoldnesa, 8. Multiplicidad.
Maniglions, 8. pl pre de un cañon.
Manihot, Mantoc, a. (Bot.) be, yuca.
Manikin, $. Hombrecillo, hombre neño.
Manille, Manilio, a. Manilla; Juego de naipes,
Maniple, 3. Manípulo; puñado.
Manipular, a. Lo que pertencce al manipulo.
Manipulation, s. Manipulacion.
Mankiller, a. Homicida. pee
Mankilling, a. Acostumbrado á matar hom-
Mankind, 8. El género humano.
Mantlike, a. Varonil.
Mantless, a. Sin hombres, sin gente.
Manliness, 8. Valentia, valor, brio, ánimo.
Manly, a. Varonil, valiente. Manly wo-
man, Marimacho.—ad, Varonilmente,
Manna, s. Maná. (Mód.) Maná.
Manner, s. Manera; modo; género; ademan ;
traza, —pl. Modalos, urbanidad, crianza.
Mannerist, 8. El que es amanerado, [sanía.
Mannerliness, 8. Urbanidad, politica, corte-
Mannerly, a. Cortes, urbano, atento.—ad,
Urbanamente.
Mannikin, «. Hombrecillo, enano,
Mannisb, a. Humano; varonil, masculino.
Man«cuvre, on. Maniobra.
To Mancurre, on. Mantobrar.
Manometer, «. Manómetro. feudo.
Manor, 4. Señorio 6 jurisdiccion territorial,
Manor-house, Manor-scat, 3, Casa solaricga;
mansion señorial.
Manorlal, a. Señorial. [da; casa rectoral
Manse, 8. Cortijo, granja—(Mex.) Hacten:
Mansion, & Mansion, morada, residencia,
Manslaughter, s. Homicidio casual.
Manslayer, 8. Homicida. res,
Manstealer, 8, El quo hurts y vende hom-
o a. Hurtar hombres para ven-
erlos,
Mansuetude, 2, Mansedumbre. nes.
Mantel, Mantel-plece, e. Kepisa de chime-
Mantelet, 8, Capotillo, mantelota, (Fort.)
Manteleto.
Mantiger, 8. V. Baboon.
Mantle, a. Manto, capa, mantilla.
To Mantle, va. y 2. Cubrir; extender las
alas; regocijarse; espumar; extenderse ;
bervir.
Mantling, £. (Blas) Mantelete.
Manto, €. Toga, manto.
Mantua, s. Vestido de señora.
Mantuamaker, & Modista, batera.
Manual, a. Manual.—s. Manual.
Manubriom, « Manubrio, la empuñadura ó
de un instrumento,
Manuduction, & Guía, ayuda.
Mannuductor, €. Guia, gulador, conductor.
Manufactory, £. Fabrica; fabricacion.
Manufacture, 8, Manufactura, fúbrica, obra.
ae Manufacture, eva. Fabricar, manufac-
rar,
Manufacturer, 8. Fabricante.
Manumission, s. Manumision,
To Manumit, va. Manumitir; libertad
Manurable, a. Labrantio, cultivable. (lar.
To Manure, ea. Cultivar; abonar, esterco-
Manure, £. Abono, estlércol; flemo.
Manurer, @ Labrador.
Manuscript, $. Manuscrito.
Many, a. Muchos, muchas. So many, Tan-
tos.—s. Muchedumbre, multitud, gente.
Map, t. Maps, carta goons
nee (Bot.) Arce, plátano falso.
To oa. Echar á perder, dañar, injariar,
Mar, 4. Lago neño. mauníon,
Maranatha, a. Maranata, fórmula de exco-
Marasmus, 8. (Múd.) Marasmo.
Marauder, 8. Merodeador; pillador.
Marauding, 4. Merode, peoaren, pillaje.
Marble, a. Mármol; bolilla con que ju
los niños, [Cortes laspeadon
To Marble, va. Jaspear. Marbled leaves,
ee a. Duro, inexorable, insen-
sible.
Marcasite, €, Marquesita, piedra motélica.
To March, en. Marchar, caminar; limitar.
March, 8. Marzo. catty Marcha.
arching, 4. Marcha; paso de tropas.
Marchioness, ef. Marquesa. [dalce,
aren pene: e Mazapan; género do
Marcid, a. Macilento, magro; extenuado.
Marcor, s, Magrura, flaq flacura.
Mare, ef. Yegua; pesadilla.
Margarite, s. Margarita, perla. [dad.
n, 8. Margen, borde, orilla 6 extremi-
To Margin, ca. Marginsr, margonar; lin-
dar, confinar.
Marginal, a. Marginal.
Mar, inally, ad, Al márgen. nes.
To Marginate, va. Margenar; dejar m
a. Marginado, os
al esclavo.
MAR MAS
M ve, 8. vo de Alemania. Marsby, a. Pantenoso, cenagaso.
M dd (Bot.) rs Aid de viola ó violeta. | Mart, 2 Em rio; almoneda; alboja
Marigold, a. (Bot. éndala. Marten, e. Marta. (Orn.) Avion, rence.
To Marinate, en. bechar pescados, Martial, a. Marc ; militar.
Marine, a. Marino.—s, Marino.
rei e Boe) Mo] E
oram, & (Bot. orana, almoradux.
Marital, a, Marital
Maritime, a. Maritimo, naval.
Mark, e. Marca, señal, nota; prueba; ob-
servacion, nota
To Mark, ca. Marcar, señalar; notar, ad-
vertir, ohecrvar.—on. Reparar. eta
Marker, «. Marcador; tanteador, en los jue-
Market, a. Mercado; venta; compra. (An:er.)
Plaza. fen mercado.
To Market, va. Morcar, comprar 6 vender
Marketable, a. Vondible; corriente; de
despacho; de ley; de recibo.
Market-day, a Dia de mercado, 6 Las
Market-folks, a pi. Placeros 6 verdaleros.
Market-maid, e Verdulera; placera.
Market-man, e. Placero, el que va al merca-
do 4 vender. [cado.
Market-place, a. Mercado 6 plaza de mer-
ES Market-rate, a. El precio cor-
ente.
Market-town, 8, Pueblo de mercado. to.
Marksman, s. Tirador; el que tira oon acior-
Marl, a Trincaflar una vela.
To Marl, ca. Margar. 7b mari a saíl,
Marlino, $. (Náu.) Morlin; para liar los cables.
ES PpIES 6 Marling-spike, 8. (Nán.) Pa-
or,
Mar!i-pit, a, Marguera, vota do marga.
Marly, a. [membrillos.
Marmalade, a. Mermelada, conserva de
Marmorean, G. Marméreo.
Marmoset, 4. Mico pequeño.
Marmot, Marmotto, e. Marmota.
Marquctry, s. Marquetería, ataracoa.
Marquis, a ues, título de dignidad.
Marquisate, a. Marquesado,
Marriage, 8. Maridaje; matrimonio. The
marriage articles, El contrato matri-
monial
Marriageable, a. Casadero, nubiL
Married, a. Casado, matrimonial, conyngal.
Marrow, s. Tuótano, meollo. (Proy.) Com-
fiero.
aro oie: 2. Caña 6 huceo medular.
Marrowfat, €. (Bot.) Guisante; especie de
legumbre.
Marrowish, a. Medaloso. [tuótano.
Marrowlces, 4, Lo que no tiene medula 6
Marry, interj, Do cierto! cabalito! lo dicho!
To Marry, va. Casar.—on. Casar 6 casarse.
Mars, «. Marto. (Quim.) Hierro.
Marsh, s. Pantano; ciénega; laguna.
Marsh-mallow, e. (Bot.) Malvavisco, altea.
ro rd 8, (eee) Yerba centella.
Marshal, 2. ; maestro de ceremo-
nias, [rector.
To Marshal, ea. Ordenar; guiar como di-
Marshaller, 8, Ordenador, director.
Marsbalsea, a. Corte del mariscal de palacio ;
una cárcel de Léndres.
Marshalship, 4, Mariscalía, mariscalato.
Marsh-elder, e. (Bot.) Especie de guelde.
ES 8. (Bot.) Especie de berro.
a. ial, guerrero; militar. —
Martin, Martinet, Martlet, a Avion, especia
Marungsl e Martingsls;,
ym e
Martinmas, a. Dia de 8. idertin, el once de
Noviembre.
Martyr, 8. Mártir, maltratado.
To Martyr, va. Martirizar; maltratar.
Martyrdom, a. Martirio.
To Martyrize, ea. Martirizar; maltrata.
Marvel, 2. Maravilla, prodigio.
To Marvel, en. Maravillar; maravilere:
de alguna cosa. jratez.
Marvellous, avMaravilloso, pesmose, aim
Marvellously, ad. Maraviilocamente. _
Marvellousness, ¢. Maravilla, estrañeza, a
guleridad.
Mary-bad, s. V. Marigold. ap
Masole, e. (Blas.) Mascle, Josanjes hoecos *
Masculine, a. Masculino, varonil Maxv
line woman, Marimacho.
Masculinely, ad. Varonilmenta i,
Masculineness, 8 Masculinidad; viride.
Mash, e Baturrillo; revoltillo; fas;
mezcla ; malla; masa.
To Mash, va. Amasar; mezclar.
Mask, a, Máscara; pretexto; disimalo.
To dia » ; disfrazar;
mu
Masker, £, Mascara.
Maslin, a. Mézclado: dicese de los grana.
Mason, 8, Albañil; framason.
o
asonry, 8. tleria ;
Masquerade, a Mascarada; méacers; Dé”
ganga, disfraz. rl
To Masquerade, on. Enmascararse,
Masquerador, $. Máscara.
Mass, 8. Masa, monton ; misa; fiesta
€, Carnicería, matanza, mort
dad grande. [una carnicería, destrosi.
To Massacre, oa. Matar atrozments, itt
Massacrer, 8. Matador, asesino.
Massoter, £. Masetero, músculo de la qc
da inferior.
Massicot, 8. Albayalde calcinado — [$
Massinees, Masalvenesa, 8. Peso, mol; ©
Massive, Massy, a, Macizo, pesado,
Mase TONG ) Palo. Top-mast Matole
ast, e a.
ros. Muir-mast, Palo mayor. fet
mast, Palo de trinquete.
Palo de mesana.
a Sapa Arbolar un palo.
Masted, Y. Arbolado, :
Master, a Amo; señor; maestro; direct.
To Master, va. Vencar; domar; gobens
—en, Ber superior en alguna 0062.
Masterdom, 4. Dominio, mando.
Master-hand, «. Mano maestra,
Master-jest, a. Chiste muy notable. mn
Master-key, €. Llave maestra. [
Masterless, a. Indómito, rebelde; most"
Masterlinosa, 8. Maestría, destreza rl
Masterly, a. tral ; impericeo.—¢
Magistralmente.
Masterpiece, « Obra 6 pleza maces
MAT
MAY
Master-sinew, ¢. (Alb.)
tills.
Tendon de la cuar-| Matron, 4/. Matrona; anciana; comadre 6
[nencia ; magisterio. |
partera.
Mastership, 8. Dominio; maestría ; preemi-, Matronal, a, Matronal.
Master-string, 8, Cuerda principe’
Master-stroko, 4 Gol e maestro.
Master- wort, 4. (Bot.) Im toria,
Mastery, a. Magistorio;
nencia; macstría,
Mastful, a. Lo que abun
Mastic, a. Almáciga 6 almástiga.
Mastication, 4 Masticacion.
Masticatory, 8. Masticatorio.
Masticot, a Ancorca. V. Massicot,
Mastiff, e. Mastin. [(Náu.) Desarbolado,
Mastlosa, a. Lo que no produce bellotas, dec.
Mastlin, €. Tranquillon; la mescla de me-
tales. [Zaléa. (Náu.) Paleta 6 palicte.
Mat, 2 Estera, ruedo. Sheep-ekin
To Mat, va. Esterar, cubrir con esteras,
Matachin, a. Baile antiguo; matachines.
Matadoro, €. Mate 6 matador. trincante.
Match, a. Mecha; pajuela; do; con-
To Match, oa. Igualar 4; competir; her-
manar, aparesr. [diente.
Matchablo, a. Adaptablo, igual, correspon-
Matchless, a. Incomparable, sin igual.
Matchicesly, ad. Incomparablomente,
Matchlessness, 8. El estado, de lo que no
tieno Igual. [guos.
Matchlock, a. Llave de los mosquetes anti-
Matchmaker, 8. Casamentero ; pajuelero.
Mate, a Consurte; compañero; macho ;
hembra; comensal, [competir.
To Mate, va. Casar, desposar; igualar ;
Matelees, a. Solo, sin compañoro, falto de
consorte,
Matertal, a, Material; principal; escncial.
Materials, a, pl. Materiales,
Matertalism, 8. Materialismo.
Materialist, 8. Materialista.
Materiality, s. Materlalidad, corporcidad.
To Materialize, oa. Hacer material alguna
cosa,
Materially, ad. Materialmente.,
Materialness. a. Materialidad, importancia.
Maternal, a. Maternal, materno.
Maternity, e. Maternidad.
Math, « La siega del heno. .Afferanalh,
Retofio dol heno.
Mathematic, Mathematical, a. Matemático.
Mathematically, ad. Matematicamente.
Mathematics, & pl. Matemáticas; mensa-
rable.
Mathematician, 8. Matemático.
Mather, « V. Madder.
Mathesis, a, Matematica.
Matin, e. Mafana.—a, Matutino,
Matins, & pl, Maitines. torta,
Matrass, & (Quim) Matraz; especie de re-
Matrico, a. Matriz; útero; madre.
Matricide, e, Matricidio; matricida,
Matricula, s. Matrícula, lista, aslonto.
To Matricalato, va. Matricular.
Matriculate, s. y 4. Matriculado.
Matriculation, 8, Matricalacion. [marital.
Matrimonial, a. Matrimonial, conyugal;
Matrimonially, ad. Matrimonialmonte.
Matrimony, €, Matrimonio; himeneo; nap-
cias,
Matrix, e. Matriz; útero; moldo; quijo.
bucos 6
'To Matronize, 04. Hacer de matrona.
Matronlike, Matronly, 4. Como matrona,
seria, grave, modesta.
ominio; preemi-iMatross, 8, Ayudante de artillero.
castañas. | Mats, e, pl (Néu.) Palletes. V. Mat,
de bellotas, fa- ; Matter, a. Mato
ria; pus; asunto; cuestion ;
negocio; importancia, Of-hand -
tere, Asuntos do cada dia. Jt de a mat-
ter of fact, Es un hecho.
To Matter, on. Importar. J? matters not,
No importar. hat mattera Uf Que
importa eso ?*—ea. Hacer caso.
Matterlosa, a. Fútil, falto de interes,
Mattery, a, Importante; purulento.
Ma e. Azulon de peto.
Mattress, 8, Colchon.
To Maturate, va. Madurar. V. 7b Mature.
Maturation, 8, Maduraciou.
Maturative, a. Madurativo, madurante.
Mature, 4. Maduro; sazonado; juicioso.
To Mature, ta. urar.—on, Madurarse.
tad ad. Maduramente; con anticipa-
on.
Matarity, 8. Madurez; edad madara. dAfa-
turity of a bill of exchange, Vencimien-
to de una letra de ca:nbio.
Matutinal, a. Matutino; matutinal.
Manudlin, a. Borracho, embriagado.—a. V.
Mango add d
angre, ad. A’ pesar de.
Mavis, 4 (Orn.) Mal vis, zorzal,
Maukin, a, Trapo; espantajo. V. Malkin.
To Maul, va. Apalear, aporrear. [darria.
Maul, s. Mazo, martillo grando. (Náu.) Ban-
Maul-stick, 8. Tiento, bastoncillo de pintor.
Maund, a, Canastillo. (clon.
Maundering, € Queja; grufiido; murmura-
Maundy-Thursday, & Juóves santo 6 juéves
dol mandato.
Mausolean, a. Sepuleral [co y suntuoso,
Mausolcum, £. Mausoleo, sepulcro -
Mauther, a Moznela boba.
Maw, €. Cuajar; buche, molleja.
Mawk, s. Gusano; mujer desaliñada,
+Mawkingly, ad. Desalinado, desaseado.
Mawkish, a. Desagradablo al paladar; as-
queroso. (dad.
Mawkiabness, 8, Repugnancia; asquorosi-
Mawky, a. Gusanionto.
Maw-worm, 8. Lombriz.
Maxillar, Maxillary, a. Maxilar.
Maxim, s. Máxima, sentencia, axloma, regla.
Maximum, 8. Lo sumo; lo mas alto.
May, Signo verbal de la lengua inglesa que
sirve para formar algunos tiempos del
subjuntivo 6 dol modo potencial. May
se usa para expresar e er, cuando
equivalo á tener licencia, ilbertad, facul-
tad 6 permiso, 6 cuando la significacion
do poder es puramente moral. 1/4 may
be, Si puede ser. May algunas veces se
usa como interjeccion y se traduce Ojalá.
Dios quiera, 6 so omita, y el verbo se
pone en el modo optativo ingles, corres-
ndicnte al suhjuntivo en castellano,
ay I live long enough to ses my coun-
try, Ojalá que yo viva hasta ay? pueda
MEA
MED
happy, Viva V. largos y felices años.
Maybe, muyhap, Acaso; quiza; por von-
ra.
tu
May, €. Mayo. V. FTarothorn.
To May, vn. Coger flores la mañana del dia
primero de Mayo.
May-bloom, s. (Bot ) Maya, espina blanca.
May-bug, 8. (Ent.) Especie de abejarron.
May-day, 4. El dia primero de Mayo.
May-flowcr, a. (Bot.) Las flores de Mayo.
May-fly, a (Ent.) Mosca de Mayo ú de pes-
cadoreas,
May-game, a, Juego, fiesta del dia primero
May-lady, May-queen, s. Maya, la que pre- |
ay lady, May-q ye la que y
la festa do Mayo. los,
May-lily, a (Bot) Efemero, lirio de los
May-pole, a Mayo; palo del mes de Mayo.
May-weed, 6. (Bot.) Manzanilla loca.
Mayhem, a. (For.) Mutilacion.
Muyor, 8, Corregidor, el magistrado princi-
pal de una cindad.
Mayoralty e. Corregimiento; el emplen y
oficio del corregidor.
Mayoress, 4f. Corregidora,
Mazard, 8. (Vulg.) Quijada.
Mazarine, £. Un modo particular do guisar
aves. (Mex.) Mancerina.
Mazarine-blue, a. (Tint.) Azul oscuro.
Maze, £. Laborinto; enredo; duda; perple-
jidad. fundir.
ac Maze, Ber toi er peat a con-
zy, a. Confuso, perplejo, embrollado.
Mo, pron, Mo, el caso oblicuo de J, Yo.
me the furor, Hagame V. el favor. Ao-
thinks, Yo pienso.
Meacock, 8. Hombre afeminado y gurru-
mino; un cobarde,—a. Cobarde, timido,
pustlantme.
Mead, 8. Aguamlel. [prado.
Mead, Meadow, e. Pradera, praderia, vega,
Meadow-satfron, 4 (Bot.) Villorita.
Meadow-sweet, Meadow-wort, a. (Bot.) Ul-
maria, barba de cabra.
Meager, 6. Magro, enjuto; pobre, ham-
briento. Meager soup, Sopa de viórnes.
+To Meager, ca. Enflaquecer.
Meagerly, ad. Pobrumente.
ES 8, Falta de carnes; escasez,
Meal, s. Comida; harina; fragmento.
To Meal, va. Rociar, mezclar.
Mealman, a, Harinero,
Moaly, a. Harinoso,
Mealy-mouthed, a. Timido en la aparien-
cta; doble, falso, que engañá. [blar.
Mealy-mouthedness, s. Hipocresía en el ha-
Mean, a. Bajo, vil, despreciable. A mean
action, Bajoza, vileza. In the mean time,
Meanwhile, Y'nterin, entro tanto, mién-
tras tanto.—* Medio; modo; forma; ín-
tervalo; interim. By all means, De todos
modos; sin duda. Jfeuns, pl. Medios;
caudal, rentas.
To Mean, on. Hacer intencion; hacer ánimo;
pensar; proponerse de hacer alguna cosa.
—va. Signiticar, dar 4 entender; intentar,
pretender.
Meander, 8. Laberinto. V. Mase.
[de Mayo. |
ver mi patria. Muy you live long and | Meaning, 8. A’nimo, intencion, voluntad,
designio; sentido, significado, inteligencia
Mcanly, ad, Mediocremento; bajamento ;
vilmente; ente.
Meanncas, & eza; vileza; tacañería.
Meant, pret. a pp. del verbo 7b Mega,
Mease, & Medida 6 porcion de alguns cosa.
Measlcs, a Sarampion.
Measurable, a. Mensurable; limitado.
Measurableness, ¢ Mensurabilidad.
| Measurably, ad. Mesuradamente.
Measure, & Medida; proporcion ; disposi-
clon ; compas; cantidad ; moderación ;
expediento; medios.
To Measure, va. Medir; ajustar, propor-
clonar; distribuir.
Mcasurelosa, a. Inmenso, inmensurable,
Measurement, % Medida. .Measurement-
de | (Náu.) Certificacion del porte de Jos
Davios,
Mcasurer, 8. Medidor.
Measuring, 8. Medicion, medida.
Meat, 4 Carne; visoda. Boiled meat, Co
cido. Stewed meat, Estofado. Minced
meat, Picadillo. Roart meat, Asado.
Baked meat, Carne asada en el horsa
Fried meat, Carne frita Broiled meat,
Oarne asada en parrillas, Cold mext_Carse
fiambre. Lf meat, Guisado. Pre
served meats, Viandas preservadaa
Meated, a. Alimentado, comido, sustentada
Menth, 2. Aguamiel.
Meaty, a, Carnoso.
Do | Mechanic, Mechanical, a, Mecánico ; servi;
diestro en la mecánica,
Mochanic, £ Mecánico, artesano.
Mechanics, e. pl. Mecánica, la mecánica, la
maquinaria.
Mechanically, ad. Mecánicamente.
Mechanician, €. Mecúnico, maquinista.
Mechanism, 8. Mecanismo; el artificio 6
estructura de algun cue
Mochanist, 8. Maquinista.
Mecblin, a. Dicese de nna clase de encaje.
Mechoacan. e. (Bot.) Mechoacan. V. Scum-
mony.
Meconium, 8. Meconio; el primer exere-
mento de los niños recion nacidos.
Modal, 3, Modalla; moneda antigua.
Medallic, a. Numismático; lo que pertenece
á las medallas, :
Medallion, a. Medalion. (Arq.) Medallion.
Medallist, «. Numismático.
To Meddlo, en. Modiar ; meterse ; ingerirsa
Meddler, e, Entremetido, intrigante. .
Meddlesome, a. Entremetido, tra
Meddicsomeness, 8. Entremctimiento,
Meddling, €. Interposicion, impertinente.
Media, s. pl. Modios; úsase en lugar de
Mediuma,
To Mediate, en. Mediar.—-va. Procurar, fe-
cilitar un ajuste; diligenciar, dec.
Mediate, a. Mediato; medio; interpuesta.
Mediately, ad. Mediatamente. [vencion,
Meditation, s. Mediacion ; intercesion; inter-
Mediator, 8. Mediador, intercesor, media
nero.
Medlatory, a. Medianero.
To Meander, et. Rodear.—on. Serpentear. | Mediatrix, 47% Medianera.
LN a Serpontino, tortuoso,
| Medic, a. (Bot.) Espocie de trébol.
fee - --- ee yr
Medicable, a. Medicable. [medicina.
Medical, a. Médico; lo que pertenece á la
Medically, ad. Médicamente.
Medicament, & Medicamento. [cina.
Medicamental, a. Perteneciente á la medi-
Medicaster, 8, Medicastro, charlatan. [cosa.
To Medicato, ra, Hacer medicinal alguna
Medication, e. La aplicacion de remedios.
Medicinable, a, Medicinal, saludable.
Medicinal, a. Modicinal; módico. [dicina,
Medicinally, ad. Segun las cree de la me-
Medicine, « Medicina; medicamento, re-
medio,
Mediocre, a. Mediano, mediocre.
Mediocrist, a. El de mediano talento,
Mediocrity, 8. Mediocridad, modoracion.
To Meditate, oc, Meditar; idear; tramar,
pensar.
Meditation, $. Meditacion, discurso.
Meditative, a. Meditativo, contemplativo,
Mediterranean, Mediterraneous, a. Medi-
terráneo, [divm, Uno con otro.
Medium, 2. Medio; expediente. Ata me-
Medlar, 4. (Bot.) Nispero ; nispera 6 nispola.
Medley, €. Miscelanea.—a. M co
Medullar, Medullary, a. Medular.
Meed, e. Premio; presente; don, o,
Meek, a. Apacible, manso; tratable; hu-
milde. {dulcificar.
To Meeken,oa. Amanaar, suavizar; templar,
Meekly, ad. Mansamento. zura,
Moekness, 8. Mansedumbre; modestia ; dul-
Meer, A, y 8. V. More.
To Meet, va. Encontrar; tropezar. — on.
Encontrarse ; abocarse; oponerse, pelear;
juntarse. Zo mee Encontrarse ;
encontrar.
Meet, a. Apto, idóneo, propio, á propósito.
Meeter, s. El que encuentra 6 se hace en-
contradizo.
Meeting, « Janta, asamblea : entrevista ;
reunion; conventiculo; confluencia.
Meetness, 8. Aptitud, conveniencia,
Megacosm, 8. El mundo de.
Megrim, e. Hemicránea, jaqueca.
Melampode, €. (Bot.) Eleboro negro.
Melancholic, a. y 8. Melancólico, hipocon-
driaco. (mente.
Melancholily, ad. Melancólicamente, triste-
Melanchollness, 4, Melancolia, hi ndria.
Melancholist, 8, Persons hipoconaiieca:
Melancholy, 2 Melancolia, hipocondría ;
tristeza.—a. Melancólico, tótrico,
Melanogogua, 4. Melanogogos.
Melasses, 8. Molaza. [ aa onqulstada.
Meliceris, 8. (Cir.) Melicerts ; especie de
Mclicutoon, 4. Melocoton, damasco,
Melllot, a. (Bot.) Meliloto. [Acar.
To Meliorate, vc. Mejorar, adelantar; boni-
Melioration, 3. Mejoramicnto, mejora, ade-
lanto, [mie
Molliferous, 4. Melífero ; lo que prodace
Mellification, 8. El acto 6 arte de melificar.
aa ina 8. Molifiuidad, dulzura, suavi-
Mellifluent, Mellifinons, a. Melifino.
Mellow, a, Maduro; meloso; blando ; suave.
To Mellow, va. Sazonar, madurar, ablandar.
—on. Madurar, madurarse. sidad.
Mellowness, 8, Madurez de los frutos; melo-
Mellowy, a. Blando, suave; untuoso,
Melodious, a. Melodioso, suave al oído,
Melodionsly, ad. Melodiosamente,
Melodiousness, 4. Melodía,
Melodrama, e. Melodrama.
Melody, €. Melodia, dulzura.
Molon, a. (Bot.) Melon. Water-melon, Zan-
melon de monte.
ardon cabezudo;
día Patillas,
Melon-thistle, € (Bot)
Melrose, a. Mle) de rosas.
To Melt, va. Derretir, fundir ; disolvor;
ablandar; evaporar.
Melt, e. V. Alt,
Melter, 8, Fundfdor. [cariño.
Molting, 4 Derretimiento; enternecimiento,
Melting-cone, a. Cono fusorio,
Meltingly, ad. Tiernamente. [derretirse,
Meltingness, 8. La disposicion á suavizarse ;
Melwel, €. (Ict.) Merluza; o de mar.
Momber, & Miembro; cláusula; individuo.
Membered, a. Membrudo, fortachon. (Blas.)
Membrado.
Membership,e. Comunidad, sociedad, union.
Membranaceous, Membraneous, Mombra-
nous, @. Membranoso.
Membrane, 4. Membrana.
Memento, 8. Recuerdo; memoria aviso.
Memoir, 3. Memoria, relacion, narrativa,
Memorable, a. Memorable, memorando.
Memorably, ad. Memorablemente.
Memorandum, ¢ Memoria, nota, apuntes.
+Memorativo, a. Conmemorativo.
Memorial, Memoria; monumento; nota;
peticion, memorial.
Memorialist, s. Memorialista; suplicante.
To Memorize, ea, Recordar, hacer recordar.
Memory,s. Momoria ; fama, gloria; recuerdo.
Men, 8. pl. de Aan,
To Menace, va. Amenazar; intimidar.
Menace, 8. Amenaza.
Menacer, 8. Amenazador.
Menage, €. Coleccion de animales, [ra.
Menagerie, 8. Coleccion do animales; loone-
To Mend, va. Componer ; reparar; mejorar;
enmendar.
Mendable, a. Re
Mendacious, a.
fioao.
Mendacity, 4 Falsedad, mentira, engaño,
Mender, El Enmendador, lola
Mendicancy, 8. Mendiguez, mendicidad.
Mendicant, a. Mendicante.—s. Mendicanto.
Mendicity, s. Mendicidad, mondignes.
Monial, a. Servil—s, Criado doméstico, sir-
ble, componible.
mdoso, mentiroso, enga-
viento, [mater).
Meninges, 8. Meninges Care y pia
Meniscus, 8. (O’pt.) Menisco; lúnula,
Menlver, 8. Gris; piel de
Menolo
los
8. Monologio; el martirologio de
egos
1. | Menow, e. (Ict.) V. Minnow.
Menaal, a. sive pertenece 4 la mesa
Menstrual, a. Menstrual; mensual.
Menstruous, 8. Menstruo. venta
Menstruum, 8 (Quim.) Menstruo, disol
Mensarability, s. Mensurabilidad.
Mensurable, a. Mensurable.
Mensural, a. Pertenecionte á la medida.
Mensuration, 3, Medicion, medida,
Mental, 4 Mental, inteloctaal.
MER
MET
Mentally, ad. Mentalmente, | Mersion, @. Inmersion.
Mention, s. Mencion, rocuerdo.
To Mention, va. Mencionar, recordar.
son Api 8. (Bot.) Menianta
Mep
de.
Moracity, 8. Purcza, claridad.
Mercantile, a. Mercantil.
Mercenariness, e. Venalidad.
Mercenary, a. Mercenario, vcnal—s. Mar- ¡ Meshy, a. Reticular, hecho de
teresad cin rod.
cenario; in
O. tas,
Mercer, 8. Sedero; mercader de medias, | Meslin, 8. Tranquillon, la mezcla
| Mesocolon, 8. ( ) Mesocó.
Mercery, & Merceria; sederia; modiería,
Merchandise, 8. Mercadoría; mercancia.
Merchant, a, Comercianto, negociante.
Merchant-liko, a. Mercantil.
Merchantable, a De buona calidad; de
despacho; de ley; corriente,
Morchantman, a, Navío 6 buquo mercantil.
Merciful, a. Misericordioso, pladoso,
mente, humano.
Mercifully, ad. Misoricordiosamente.
Morcifulness, & Misericordia, compasion,
clemencia.
Merciless, a. Cruel, inhumano, desalmado.
Mercilesely, ad. Cruelmente,
Mercilessnesa, s. Crucidad, inhumanidad.
Mercurial, a. Vivo, activo, jovial. (Méd.)
Mercurial. [otras cosas,
Mercarification, e. Mezcla de mercurio con
Mercury, $. Mercurio; metal flúido, (Bot.)
Mercurial. cion.
Mercy, 8. Misericordia; clemencia; discre-
Mercy-seat. 8. Propiciatorio. :
Mere, a, Mero, puro, simple; absoluto, en-
Merely, ad. Simplemente; puramente,
Meretricious, a. Meretriclo.
Meretriciously, ad. Merotriciamente.
Merctriciousness, e, Puteria, putañoría,
To Merge, va. Sumergir.—on. Hundirse,
coufundirse,
Meridian, 8, Mediodía; meridiano; cenit.
Meridional, a. Meridional.
Meridionality, 8. Sttuacion meridional
Mendon. ad. Hácia el mediodia,
ae AL rito, virtud ; premio,
o Merit, va. Merecer, ganar.
Moritorious, a, Meritorlo,
Meritoriously, ad. Meritoriamonte.
Meritoriousness, 8. Merccimicato, mórito.
Meritory, a, Meritorio.
Meritot, s. Columpio; juego do niños.
Merle, 8. (Orn.) Merla, mirla.
Merlin, € (Orn.) Esmerajon. [castillos.
Merlon, a. (Fort) Merlon; almona en los
itie, palos a. Mefítico ; hedion- -
Mephilic gas, Gas mef itico; el azoe. | Meseraic, a.
Mesh, a. Malla, la abertura que tieno la red
Mescemns, e. impera. Yo picnso; me pr
rece ; soy de A
nro a. porra
esentery, 3. t) Mesenterio, 5
raico é ais heno
entre nudo
roda
To Mesh, oa. Enredar; coger en la red.
malla come
careaies
Mesologarith eiaas:
eso m, 8,
Mess, e. Plato; rancho; porcion.
To Mess, on. Comer en rancho, á escote.
Message, 8. Mensaje; informe, anuncio.
Meseenger, 2. M (Náu.) Apareja
Messiah, e. Mesias,
cle- | Messieurs, a. pl. Señores: plural de méster.
ee
essuage, & Monaje; ajuar de casa,
Motacarpal, a. Lo que pertenece al metr
carpo,
Metacarpua, e. (Anat) Metacarpo,
chet berthed pr oia
Metage, 8. Medida del carbon de
et y pp. del verbo To
Metal, e. Metal; coraje, espiritu.
Metaleptically, ad. Por trasposicion,
Metallic, a. Metálico.
daa Metalifero,
Metalline, a. Metálico.
tero. | Motallist, a. Metalario,
Metallography, s. Motalografía.
Metallurgiat, s. Metalario, metalúrgico,
Metallurgy, 8. Metalurgia.
Metalman, e, Calderero; hojalatero,
To Metamorpbose, oa. 4
Motamorphoser, 8. Trasformador,
Motamorphosic, a. Trasformado, converj-
do, mudado. [mach
Motamorphosia, a. Motamorfóais; trasfor-
Metaphor, s. Metáfora.
Metapboric, Metaphorical, a. Metafórico.
Motaphorically, ad. Metaforicamenta,
Metaphorist, 4. Metaforista. fret
Metaphrase, «. Motafrásis, traduccion
Metaphrast, + Motafraste, traductor literal,
Metaphrastic, a. Metafrastico ;
la letra. [sobrenatural
Metaphysic, oer E cal, a. Motafisico;
Metaphysically, etafísicamente,
Metaphysician, s. Metafísico.
Motaphysica, £. Motafísica,
[ra
estaño
Mermaid, e. Sirena, ninfa del mar, Metastasis, 8. ape Metástasis, (so.
Merman, 8. Pescado fabuloso. Metatarsal, a. que rra al metaizr-
Morris e a ious flosta, regocij Metatheaia ASE tite trasposicica.
errimake, 8. Gau us; flos 0, | Me a tesis,
E abia a Ale a > ee a Mete, es a
erriment, 8. o; flcsta, regocijo. etempsychosis, £. Metempaicosis.
Morriness, s. La disposicion 4 alegrarse 6 Meteor’ & Motéoro.
regocijarse, Meteorological, a. Meteorolégica,
Merry, « Alegre; agradable. To make| Moteorologiat, a. Meteorol
merry, Divertirse; recrearse. ro. | Meteorology, @ Mateorol
Merry-androw, @, Bufon, truban, chocarre- | +Metoorous, @. Moteórico, {sor.
Merry-mecting, Merry-making, s. Jarana. | Meter, s. Medidor. Land-meter,
(Mex.) Jolgorio, un gaudoámus, Metheglin, 2. Aguamfel.
Merry-thought, e. Huoso do la pechuga en | M
las aves.
690
ethinks, ©. impere Mo parece; crea
othod, & Método. :
MID
Mcthodic, a. Metódico ; metodista.
Methodical, a, Metódico.
Methodically, ad. Mctédicamonte.
Methodism, 8. Metodismo.
Methodist, a. Metodista.
Methodistical, a. Metodiatico.
To Methodiza, va. Metodizar.
ra ties Jo pret, del verbo Methinks.
+Meticulous, a. Meticuloso, medroso,
loa la ad. Medrosamente.
Metonymical, a. Metonimico.
Metonymically, ad. Metonimicamente.
Metonymy, 8. Motonimia
Metope, 8. (Arq.) Metopa. [metopóscopo.
Motoposcopist, a, Fisonomista, fisonónomo, |
Metoposcopy, 8. Metoposcopia. [verso.
Metre, 8. Metro; la medida dol verso; al;
Metrical, a. Métrico, lo que consta do versos.
Metromania, a. Metromania, manía do ha-
cer versos.
Metropolis, ¢. Metrópoli; capital.
Metropolitan, €. y a. Metropolitano.
Metropolitical, a, Metropolitano, principal,
Mettle, €. Brio, bizarria, valor, vigor.
Mettled, Mettlesome, a. Brioso, fogoso.
Mettlesomely, ad. Briosamente, vivamente.
Mettlesomeness, 8. Brio, fuego, vivacidad.
Mew, s. Jaula, encicrro; maullido, maido,
la voz del gato. aoe) Gaviota,
To Mew, ta. Enjaular; mudar las aves sus.
plumas ; maullar. (plumas,
Mewing, 8 Muda, el mudar Jas aves sus
"Fo Mewl, on. Chillar, llorar como un niño.
Mewler, a, El quo grita. (bra.
Mezereon, €. (Bot.) Mecereon, laurel hem-
Mezzo-relievo, 8. Medio relieve.
Mezzotinto, $. Estampa de humo.
Miasm, Miasma, a, Miasmas; emanaciones.
Miasmatic, a. Contagioso.
Mica, 8. (Min.) Mica, pledra laminosa.
Micaccous, a. Lo que cs do mica.
Michaelmas, $. Dia de San Miguel,
Mickle, a. Macho, grande. [do.
Microcosm, & Microcosmo, mundo abrevia-
Microcosmical, a, Lo que pertenece al mi-
O,
crocosnio.
Micography, 8, Mi
Pe aati ra
croscope, & Microscopio.
Milerosenpie, Microscopical, a. Microscópico.
Mid, @. Medio: úsase on composicion.
Mida, a. Mida; gusanillo de la flor de la haba.
Mid-age, e. La edad media do la vida.
Ao 8. Media carrera 6 medio =|
mino.
Mid-day, s. Modiodía.—a. Meridional.
Middlo, a. Medio, intermedio.—s. Modio,
intermedio, centro.
Middle-aged, a. De mediana edad.
Middle-earth, 8. Ticrra, el mundo.
Middlemost, 4. Colocado en el medio,
ape Pa a. De mediana estatura 6 ta-
maño.
Middling, a, Mediano, mediocre,
Middlingly. ad. Modtanamente.
Midge, 8. (Ent) Mosquito. no snperior.
Mid-heaven, & El medio del clolo, meridia-
Nidland, a. Mediterránoo.
Midleg, a. Media pierna.
Midicnt, e. Media cuarcama.
_MIL
Midmost, a. En el medio, del medio.
eee tah 2, Media noche.
Midriff, e. Diafragma.
Midshipman, 8, (Náu.) Guardia marina.
Midship-beam, a. wan Bao maestro.
Midsh!p-frame, a, (Nán.) Cuaderna maestra,
Midst, 8. Medio. —«. En medio.—prep. Y.
Amidet,
Midstream, €, El medio de un arroyo.
Midsummer, e. Solsticio estival. [camino.
Midway, 8. Medio camino.—ud. A’ medio
Midwife, s. Comadre, partera. Man-nid-
eoife, Comadron, partero.
To Midwife, va. Partesr; sacar á luz,
Midwifery, e. Obstetricia, * .
Midwinter, s. Solsticio blemal.
Midwood, a. El modio do un bosque,
Mien, 8. Semblante.
Miff, a. Disgusto, mal humor, descontento.
Might, e. Poder, fuerza. AfigM and main,
Suma fuerza,
Mightily, ad. Poderosamente.
Mightiness, e. Poder, potencia; grandeza,
Mighty, a. Fuerte; poderoso; grande; ef-
caz, importante.—ad, Sumamente.
Migniard, a. Blando, hermoso, delicado.
Mignonette, a. (Bot) Clavellina; puntilla,
To Migrate, en. Emigrar.
Migration, $. Emigracion.
rh aoe , @ Migratorio.
| Mild, a tadul ta. apacible, moderado.
Mildew, 2. Moho, pelucilla; tizon. [oerso,
To Mildow, va. Anieblarse.—on. Enmohe-
Mildly, ad. Suavémente, dulcemente.
Mildness, 4. Benignidad, dulzura, bondad.
Mile, a, Milla, medida de caminos.
Milestone, 4, Mijero, piedra millera.
Milfoil, a, (Bot) Clentoenrama, [de mijo.
Miliary, a. Miliar, semejante 4 los os
Militant, a. Militante: dicese de la Iglesia,
Militarily, ad. Militarmente. errero.
Military, a Militar, soldad
Miltary, e. pl. Boldadesca. particular.
To Militate, on. Militar, haber alguna razon
Militia, a. Milicia,
Milk, 4. Leche; licor de algunas semillas,
To Milk, va. Ordeñar; mamar.
Milker, a Ordefiador. [láctea.
Milkiness, a, Dulzura, suavidad; propiedad
Mitk-livered, a. Cobarde, mesquíno,
Milk mald, ef Lechera; mantequera
Milkman, s. Lechero,
Milk pail, €, Colodra.
Milkpan, a. Lechera; vasija para la leche.
Milk-pottage, 2. Sopa de leche. a,
Milkscore, 4 Cuenta 6 tarja de leche vendi-
Milksop, 8. Marica, el hombre afeminado.
Milk-thistle, e. (Bot.) Titimalo, lechotrezna,
Milk-tooth, 8. Diente incisivo, {na.
Milk-trefoil, Milkweed, +. (Bot) Lechetrez-
Milk-white, a. Blanco como la leche,
Milk wort, €. (Bot.) Especie de euforbio.
Milkwoman, af. Lechera.
Milky, a. Láctoo, lactifero; lechal.
Milky-way, 8. (Astr.) Galaxia, via láctea.
Mill, 8, Mulino. Z/orse-mill, Tahona. Full-
ing 6 Tuck Batan. Sugar-mili,
Trapiche.
To Mil. ea. Moler, desmenuzar.
Mill-board, $. Carton muy dar
MIN MIR
Mill-cog, 8. Diente de rueda de molino. Mineralogy, 8. Mineralogia [confendy
Mill-course, £, Canal de agua de un molino, | To Mingle, ra. Mezclar, incorporar: jun‘;
Mill-clack, a, Taraviila, citola, Mingle, a, Mezcla, masa confusa.
Mili-dam, e. Esclusa ó represa de molino, |Mingle-mancle, a Miscelánea, almodrote,
Mill-dust, a Harija. Mingledly, ad. Confusamente,
Millenarian, 8. Milenario; unos sectarios. ‘Mingiler, a Mezclador.
Millenary, €. y a. Milenario; el espacio de' Miniard, a. V. Migntard.
mil años, Miniature, ¢ Miniatura; rúbrica cota
Millennial, a. Milenario. [años. | Minikin, a. Pequeño, menudo.—¢ A'1 tye
Millennium, 4 Mileno, el espacio de mil|Minim, £ Enano; pescadillo; miu.
Milleped, a. Clentopiós. (Miia.) Minima.
Millopore, 2. Milépora, especie do zoófito. | Minimum, & Lo mínimo.
Miller, a. Molinero. Minimos @ Ente pequeñísimo — [ia
Millesimal, a. Milésimo, Minion, a. Privado, favorito. —a Linde res,
Millet, a. (Bot.) Mijo. Minionlike, Mintonly, ad. Regaladan:
Mill-hopper, s. Tolva de molino. afectadamente.
Minister, a Ministro; ejecutor; sacer«:
' agente; delegado; substituto.
To Minister, ea, y mn Ministrar; socet:
Mill-horee, a Caballo de tahona
Milltner, +. Modista; batera.
Millinery, 8. Góneros de modistas.
Million, a. Millon, cnonto. oficiar; administrar. [sacent-=.
Millioned, a. Multiplicado por millones. | Ministerial, a. Ministerial; subordza:
Millionth, e. Milionésimo. Ministerlally, ad. Ministerialmente.
Millstone, a. Muela; piedra de molino. Ministrant, a. Subordinano, subalierna _
Mill-teeth, a. 77. Muclas 6 dientes molares. | Ministration, a. Agencia, comsioa; Es>
Milt, a. Lechecillas de los peces. [peces, | terio, 7
To Milt, ea. Impregnar las huevas de los | Ministrees, q/. Ministra. [ela; =
Milter. e. Pez macho. filter and Spaewn-| Ministry, €. Ministerio; cargo; incamle-
er, Pez macho y hembra. Minium, e (Guim. ) Minfo, azarcon, 4
Nijtwort, a. (Bot.) Doradilla [ma. | Miniver, a. El pellejo del vientre des s\-
Mime, a Mimo, bufon, gracioso; pantomi- | Minnow, s, (Ict.) Vario, un’ pez peque -
To Mime, en. Bufonearse, burlarse; remodar. | rlo. [nor, término de mis
Mimer, €. Mimo, bufon. Minor, a. Menor, pequeño; infertor.—s ¥-
Mimetical, a. Imitativo, mímico, Minorite, e. Menor, fraile franciscano
To Mimic, ea. Remedar. Minority, a, Minoridad; minoria, el De
Mimic, s. Mimo, bufon; remedo.—«. Imi-| Dúmero,
tativo, chancero; mímico, Minotaur, a, Minotauro.
Mimical, a, Burlesco. Minster, 8. Monasterio; iglosia catedrs-
Mimically, ad. Burlescamente. Minstrel, e. Ministril; cantor; trotebx.
Mimicry, @ Bufonada, imitacion burlesca. | Minstrelsy, «. Musica de instrumentos.
Minactous, a. Amenazante, Mint, « (Bot) Menta; casa de monela
Minacity, 8. Inclinacion 4 amenazar. To Mint, ea. Acuñar, batir, monedas
Minaret, a. (Arq.) Minareto do los mahome- | Mintage, & Moneda acuñada; bracesk.
tanos. Minter, €. Acuñador; inventor. ac:
Minstory, a. Amenazante, lo que amenaza, | Mintman, &. Hombre versado en el 8: =
To Mince, va. Hacer pedazos muy menu-| acuñar moncdas, [de moor!
dos alguna cosa; picar la carne; decir | Mintmaster, *. Superintendente de cas
uná coso muy poco á poco; paliar, ate- | Minuct, e. Minuete, minud
nuar. Minum, e. Minima
Minced-ple, a. Pastel de picadillo. Minute, a. Menudo, pequeño, dimina!
Mincingly, ad. A’ pedacitos; con afectacion. | Minute, @. Minuto; momento; Bit
Mind, €. Mente, entendimiento; inclina-| Minutes, Particularidades.
cion; aficion; gana, deseo; resolucion; |To Minute, va. Minutar.
parecer; memoria. Of one mind, Uná-; Minute-book, 8. Libro do minatas
nimes. (dar; recordar. | Minute-glass, €. Ampolleta ó reloj de aria
To Mind, ea. Notar, observar, atender, cul-| Minute-band, a. Minutero. .
Minded, a. Inclinado, dispuesto, proponso. | Minutely, ad. Por menor; 6 cada minut
Mindful, a, Atento, cuidadoso, vigilante. |Minuteness, a, Minucia; menudenca, pe
Mindfully, ad. Atentamente, culdadosa-| queñez,
mente. Minute-watch, €. Reloj do minutera |
Mindfulness, s. Atencion, cuidado, Minutia, a pl. Minucias, particalaridsia
Mindless, a. Descuidado, negligente; necio, queñísimas.
Mind-stricken, a. Agitado en el ánimo. Minx, £. Moza atrovida y libre.
Mine, pron, poa Mio, mia, mi.—8. Mina, | Miny, a. Subterráneo.
To Mine, en. Minar.—va. Minar; dañar sc- | Miracle, s. Milagro, maravilla.
cretamente. ¿pero Miraculous, a. Milagroso, maravilloso.
Miner, 2. Minador; minero, (Mex.) Barre- | Miraculously, ad. Milagrosamente
Mineral, 2, y a. Mineral. Miraculousness, 8. Lo maravilloso.
Mincralizers, £ pl Los cuerpos que pueden | Mirador, s. Mirador, balcon.
formar combinacion con los motales. Mire, €, Cieno, lodo,
AR e 8. Mineralogista, To Miro, ca. Encenegar, enlodsr.
MIS
MIS
Miriness, $. Lodazal.
Mirobolan, 8. V. Myrobolan.
Mirror, 8. Espejo; modelo, ejemplo.
Mirth, e. Alegria, regocijo, gozo, júbilo.
Mirthful, a. Alegre, jovial, gozoso.
Mirthfully, ad. Alegremente.
Mirthless, a. Triste, melancólico,
Miry, a. Cenagoso, lodoso.
Misacceptation, 4. Mala inteligencia.
Misadventure, €. Desgracia, desventura,
reves, Be gs infeliz,
Misadventured, a. Deagraciado, desventu-
Misadvised, a. Mal aconsejado.
Misaffected, a. Mal dispuesto.
To Misaffirm, va. Afirmar falsamonte.
Misalmed, a, Desatinado.
Misallegation, 8. Allegacion falsa.
To Misallege, va. Citar alguna cosa errónen ;
falsificar. [pias.
Misalliance, e, Asociacion alianza impro-
Misailied, a. Lo que furma una union impro-
pla,
Misanthrope 6 Misanthropist, a. Misántropo.
Mabanthroptc, Misanthropical, a. Misantró-
pico.
Petree 8. Misantropia. [de una cosa.
re Esti on, 8. Mala aplicacion 6 mal uso
To Misapply, va. Hacer mal uso do una cosa.
To Misapprehend, oa. Entendor mal, no
comprender. [falso concepto.
ale [bars a. Equivocacion, yerro,
To Misascribe, ca. Atribuir falsamente, im-
putar. [mente.
To Misassign, va. Indicar, atribuir falsa-
To ae RECO: on, Desconvenir, no Sone:
nir. pio.
Misbocoming, a. Desproporcionado, impro-
Misbecomingness, 8. Desproporcion; im-
ropiedad, indecencia. .
Mishegot, Misbegotten, a. Tlegitimo.
‘To Misbehavo, vu. Proceder maL—on. Por-
tarse mal.
Misbohaved, a. Descortes, mal criado,
Misbehavior, s. Mala conducta; mal paso.
Misbelief, a, Error, opinion falsa ; incredull-
dad. [opiniones.
To Misbellove, on. Estar on error, tener
Misbeliever, e, Incrédulo. (bien.
To Misbestow, va. Dar E pa algun
Misboding, a. Lo que es de mal agiiero,
To Miscalculate, va. Calcular mal. [
Miscalculation, $. Mal cálculo; cuenta erra-
To Miscall, va. Nombrar erradamente.
Miscarrlage, a. E'xito infellz; mal ; ex-
T Misa Frustr E dei
o Miscarry, on. Frustrarso; ry ox-
To Miscast, ea, Tomar mal una cuenta; con-
tar mal [varios gúneros,
Miscellaneons, a. Mezclado; compuesto de
Miscellany, Miscellaneousnesa, 8. lanea.
Mischance, a. Deegracia, desventura, infor-
tunio, fatalidad. [mente.
To Misc va. Cargar á cuenta errada-
Mischicf, a, Mal, daño, perjuicio, pérdida,
agravio.
Mischief-maker, 8, Dañador, perjudicador.
en ot ein a. Lo que causa daño, da-
no.
Mischievous, a. Dañino, perjudicial; por-
verso ; malicioso; travieso, Jugueton.
da. | Mise
Mischiovously, ad. Malignamente, con mala
intencion. cardia,
Mischievousness, 2. Maldad ; malignidad, pr
Mischna, 8. Una parte del Talmud de
udios,
itation, £. Cita falsa,
To Miscite, va, Citar falsamente.
Misclaim, $. Pretension mal fundada.
Misoomputation, gs. Cómputo falso.
Misconceit, Misconception, 8 Concepto
equivocado, idea falsa, error, mala inteli-
gencia, [cebir una iden falsa.
To Misconcelve, ea. y n. Juzgar mal; con-
Misconduct, 8. Mala conducta, mal porte.
To Misconduct, va, Desacertar, conducirse
m e
To Misconjecture, va. Conjeturar mal,
Misconstruction, 4, Mala construccion; mal
sentido. (mente, dar mal sentido.
To Misconstrue, va. Interpretar siniestra-
seal e. El que interpreta siniestra-
mente.
To Miscounsel, va, Aconsejar mal
To Miscount, va. Contar mal.
Miscreant, $. Descrcido, Impio; perverso,
To Misdato, va. Fechar falsamente.
Misdeed, a. Crimen, delito; trasgresion.
To Misdeem, va. Ju mal; equivocar.
To Misdemean, en. Conducirse mal.
Misdemeanor, 8. (For.) Delito, crimen, tras-
gresion. jose.
To Misderive, va. Dar mala direccion 4 una
+Misdesert, s. Domérito. es
Misdevotion, s. Piedad errada 6 mal aplica-
To Misdirect, va. Dirigir crradamente.
To Misdistinguish, va. Distinguir mal,
Misdispoeltion, a La inclinacion al mal.
To ae ca. y n. Errar, obrar mal, delin-
quir.
Misdoer, 8. Malhector, criminal,
Misdoing, €, Ofensa, yerro, falta.
To Misemploy, va. Abusar;-dar á una cosa
un destino que no le conviene,
Misemployment, a, Abuso.
Misentry, ¢ Entrada, anotacion errada,
Miser, a. Tacaño, avariento. [prectable.
Miserable, a. Miserable, Infeliz, pobre; des-
Miserableness, a Misoria; desesperacion.
Miserably, ad. Miserablemente, mezquina-
mente.
, 8 Miseria, desdicha; calamidad.
To Misfashion, va, Hacer alguna cosa al
reves,
Misfeasance, s. (For.) Infidencia,
To Misform, ea. Desfigurar. [dicha,
Misfortune, a. Desgracia; desventura, des-
+Misfortuned, a. Desgraciado, desvonturado,
infeliz. zelp.
To Miagive, er. Llenar de dudas, causar ro-
Misgiving, 8. Rezelo, duda, presentimiento,
Misgotten, a. Mal ganado, adquirido injusta-
mente.
To Misgovern, oa. Desgobernar.
Misgovernance, a. Irregularidad.
Misgovernment, 8. Desgoblerno; mala ad-
ministracion ; desbarato.
To Misgraft, va. pagare 6 ingertar mal.
To Misground, va, Fandar con malos moti-
travio, error,
vos.
Misguidanco, 2. Diroccion errada aes ex-
MIS
To Misguide, va. Descaminar, descarriar,
Mishap 2. Desgraci calamidad, desastre.
ap, 8. a, calam
To Mishear, on. Oir mal; entender mal.
To Misinfer, va, Sacar consecuencias e
inferir mal.
To Misinform, ed. I nm. Informar 6 enterar
Misinformation, 8. Aviso, noticia falsa.
Misinformer, 8. El que engaña con falsas no-
80.
ticlas, ;
Misintelligence, 2. Desavenoncia; aviso fal- | T
To Misinterprot, oa. Interpretar mal.
Misinterpretacion, as. Falsa interprotacion.
Misinterpreter, a, Interprete falso 6 errado.
To Misjoin, va. Unir, adocuar, ajustar mal.
To Misjudge, en. Formar conceptos erró-
n
tir.—on, E
Missal, e, Misal, el Mbro de la mias,
To Missay, oa. Dectr mal.
To Misseem, en, Parecer lo que no es
To Misserve, oa. Servir mal; no servir ficl-
Misjud Juicio injusto pes To Mies Deformar, a
n ent, 3. Juicio In ; r er- | To va. , desfigurar,
To Miter, ea, Colocar mal. I e su jugar. | Missile, a. Arrojadizo, misible.
Mislayer, a. El que deja alguna cosa fuera | Missing, e. Extraviado,
To Mislead, va. Extraviar, descarriar; ala- | Mission, ¢. Mision; comision.
cinar, engañar. Misionary, e. Misionero. ([iietre.
Misleader, a Sednetor, corruptor. avena. | Missive, e Carta míslva; mensajero—-
Mislen, a. uy liar la mezcla do trigo y | To oa. Hablar falsamente.—s2.
Misinck, 42. Infortunio, desgracia, desven-| Hablar neamente,
tura, va. Deletrear mal,
To Mismanage, ca. Manejar 6 conducir mal.
Mismanagement, e. Mala conducta, desarre-
glo, despilfarro. [mente.
To Mismark, ea, Marcar, sefialar inexacta-
To Mismatch, va. Dosigualar; desajustar.
To Misname, oa. Trasnombrar, dar un nom-
bre falso.
Misnomer, @ dal Término usado para ex-
resar el acto judicial que es nulo por ha-
r equiv on en cl nombre del acusa-
do, 6 haberse puesto un nombre fingido,
To Misobserve, va. No observar exacte-
mente alguna cosa. [ ;
Misogamist, 2. Aborrecodor del estado del
Misogamy, a. Aborrecimiento del matrimo-
nio,
Misogynist, e. Aborrecodor de las mujeres,
ro he y, 8. Aborrecimiento de las mujeres.
Misopinion, e. Opinion, parecer errado.
To Mispersuado, ea. Persuadir, indacir á
algun error.
ag ee ih e. Error, concepto erróneo.
To Misplace, va. Colocar mal; poner algo
fuera do su lugar.
To Mispoint, ea. Pantuar mal algun escrito.
To Misprint, va. Imprimir mal, comoter er-
ratas en la impresion.
Misprint, a. Errata de un libro.
Misprision, e Error; descuido.
e eee a. Procedimiento frregular.
To Mispronounce, on. Pronunciar mal; im-
roe eon ES
o roportion, vd. Depots onar.
Misqnotation. a, Cita falsa 6 equivocada,
To Misquote, va. Citar en falso.
To Misrate, ea. Valuar erradamente.
Misrecital, a. Relacion, parracion falsa,
To Misrecite, ta. Recitar, referir mal algun
' hecho.
To Misreckon, ea. Calcular mal; sacar mal
una cuenta.
To TR ea. Referir, relatar inexacta-
men
realm, e. Relacion falsa.
Misstatement, e. Relacion equivocada.
Mist, a. Niebla, neblina; confusion.
To Mist, va. Anteblar, anublar.
Mistakable, a. Lo que se puede entender 6
interpretar mal; lo que puede ser equivo-
cado,
To Mistake, ea. Equivocar.—en. Equir>
carse, engañarso. Zo sristake one's wey,
ATS.
Mistake, e. Equivocacion,
Mistaken, part de 7b tada. Serreds,
engafiado.
Mistakenly, ad. Equivocadamenta.
Mistaker, 4, El que se equivoca 6 engaña,
Mistaking, « Yerro, vocacion, engado
rs ] y, ad. neamenta, equivocr
amente.
Mistaught, pre. rt. de To Misteach
To Misteach, va. Enseñar 6 instrutr mal
To Mistell, va. Relatar 6 narrar falenra<nse.
To Mistemper, va. Destamplar ; desordena-.
Mister, 3. Señor; don. [no convi-t.
To Mist va. Nombrar un nombre 4-2
a. nebuloso, anublado.
Mistily, ad. Oscuramente, anubladamente.
To Mistime, ea. Hacer cosas fuero de tieza-
MES , br el tempo oportuno.
aper ; neblina,
To Mistle, on. Lloviznar.
Mistletoe, £. est Muérdago, liga, viseo.
Mistlike, a. Nebuloso.
Mistold, pret. y part. de Td Mistel.
Mistook, part. de To Mistake.
To Mistrain, ea. Educar 6 criar mal.
To Mistranalate, ea. Traducir mal.
Mistranslation, e. Traduccion infiel.
Mistress, af, Ama; señora; doña; rnsertra.
Mistrial, e. Ensayo 6 experiencia mal herta
Mistrust, e. Desconflanza, sospecha, rearlo.
To ees va. Desconflar, reselar, soy--
char.
MOD
MOL
soo a. Desconfiado, rezeloso, sospe-
Mistrasifally, ad. Desconfladamente,
Mistrastfulnesa, 8. Desconfianza.
Mistrustingly, ad. Con desconfianza.
To Mistune, ea. Desentonar.
Misty, a. Nebuloso, nublado, [vocarse.
To isunderstand, va, Entender mal; 3 oqui-
Misunderstanding, 6 Desavenoncia;
dad; equivocacion.
Misusage, 8. Abuso,
To Misuse, va. Maltratar; abusar de algo,
To Miswear, on. Durar poso tl tiempo.
ae 10 rose oa, Escrib
izca; blanca, ardite.
a tells, a. (B a (Bak) Mi
tescent, a. Mitigante,
Mitigable, a. Ca do eri
Mitigant a. Mi pea Pepa lenitivo.
, aplacar, calmar,
Mitigation, e. Ma on; malaceatom.
Mitigative, a. ; Mitigativo,
Mitigator, £. Mi or.
Mitral, q nece á la mitra.
Mitre, a. Mitra, A Caracol testáceo.
Mitred, a.
pl Manguitos; mitones; manfllas.
Mittimus, 8. (For.) Auto 6 decreto de prision,
To Mix, ea. Mezclar, incorporar una cosa
con otra.
Mixer, s. Mezclador.
Mixt, part, de To Mio, Mezclado, misto,
Mixtilinear, a. (Geom.) Mistilineo,
Mixtly, ad. Mezcladamente.
Mixtion, 8. Mistion, ae
Mixture, s. Mistura, meze
Mizen 6 Mizzen, (Náun.) giana! Misen-
mast, Palo de mesana.
Mizmaze, 8. Laberinto; confusion.
To Mizale, va. Molliznar, Noviznar.
Moo E A isl: vr ligeramente.
Moonie, & Mnemónica, a arto de la
memoria,
Moan, 3. Lamento, quejido, gemido, qu
To mae va. tae gemir.—on.
mentarse,
paneer a Tarnentable, triste, lúgubre.
oantully, a. Lamentablemente,
ota. Dry moat, Foso seco,
To oat, va, Rodear con fosos de
Mob, 8. Populacho, canalla; tumulto.
To Mob, va. Tumultuar « incitar exces08 ;
correr 4 no.
Mobbish, a. Vil, bajo, tumnltroso.
Mobility, 8, Movilidad, agilidad; instabflidad.
Mocha-stone, a. Piedra parecida al
To Mock, oa. Mofar; remedar;
Mock, 8. Mofa; risada.—a. Ficticio, bur-
lesco. (Am.) CensontlL
Mocking-bird, € (Orn.) Cercio, cercion.
Mock-privet, Mock-willow, 8. (Bot.) Ladier-
no, labiórnago.
Mocker, 8. Mofador, escarnecedor, burlador.
Mockery, 8. Mofa; zumba; remedo.
McektnB oe Con mofa, on boris.
ocking-stoc A uguete, hazmerelr.
Modal, & Moda Moda ó
Modality, e. Diferencia accidental.
Mode, 8. Modo; manera; método.
Model, a, Modelo; patron; molde; pauta,
To Model, ea. Modelar.
Modeller, 8. Trazador, dibujador, diseñador.
Moderate, a. Moderado; quieto; mediocre.
To Mod va. Moderar; reprimir; tem-
plar, m car,
abderately, ad. Moderadamente.
Moderateness, & Moderacion, te
Moderation, 8, Moderacton ; brags
Moderatric: rs Moor presidente ta
ora; p en
Moen, A. Moderno, Moderna, a, pl. Mo-
ernos.
Modernism, @ Estilo moderno. [dernas.
Modernist, 3. El que gusta de las cosas mo-
To Modernize, va. Renovar lo antiguo.
Manda @ Novedad.
Nodeethy ad. a. Modesto; le púdico,
Modesty, a oModestia, decencia, pudor.
M piece, €. Bobillo, encaje de costilla.
Modicum, & Pitanza; porcion ee br ae
Modifiable, a. Lo que se puede m
Modification, €, Modificacion.
Modificative, a. Modificativo. [rar
To Modify, oa. Modificar; reducir; mode-
Modlllion’ Modillon, a (Arq) Modillon,
do la cornisa.
To Modulate, va. Modular. [cacion,
Modulation, a. + rc Modulacion ; modifi-
Modulator, 8. Modulador.
ra seg 3, Modelo igual, f artical
us, 8, (Amer a, forma ar.
Mobair, Polo de camello,
Mohammedan, 8. Mahometano.
Mohammedanism, Mohammedism, €. Maho-
Moidore, 8. Moidore.
Molety, 8, Mitad. [ti Spa
To Moll, va. Enlodar; cansar; afanarse, fr
Molist, a. Húmedo; jugoso, suculento,
To Moisten, va. Humedecer.
Moistener, €, Humedecedor.
Moistneas, Moisture, €. Humedad.
Molsty, a. Húmedo, mojado,
Molar, a. Molar. Molar Muelas,
Mol 8. Melaza, melote, miel.
Mold, $. Molde; tierra V. Mowld,
Mole, @ Mola; muell dique.
Molecast, e. Montoncillo de tlerra.
Mole-catcher, s. Cazador de topos.
Mole-crickot, £, Grillotalpa ó topogrillo.
Molecule, 4. folócula; corpásculo.
Molehill, a. Montoncillos de tierra que levan-
tan los topos,
To Molest, va. Molestar; eli vejar.
Molestation, 4, Molestia, incomodidad, en-
fado.
Molester, & Molestador, incomodador.
Molestfal, a. Molesto, importuno, enfadoso.
mplanza.
dad.
arp, po.
Mollient, a. Emoliente..
Mollifiabla, a, Molificable.
Mollification, a. Molificacion; mitigacion.
Mollifier, e, Molificador, mitigador; emo-
liente. [mitigar.
To Mollify, oa. Molificar; aquietar; aliviar;
ree 8, oe ae nefia
olten, part. pas
Moly, $. (Bot.) Moll, especia do rs
MON
MOO
Molybdena, @. (Min.) Mulibdena Molybdens, a (Min) Molibdens (minera). |Monoptera, Monopteron, a. (Arg) Mons Monee. Molybdens, a (Min) Molibdens (minera). |Monoptera, Monopteron, a. (Arg) Mons 2 (Arq.) Menep-
+Mome, 4. Zoto, tonto. [to; fuerza.
Moment, a, Momento; importancia; minu-
Momentarily, ud. Momentareamenta
Momentarlness, £ Momentáneo. [cia.
Momentous, a. qa tordo de consecuen-
Momoentousness, 4,
Momentun, 8. Momento: pela
Mommery, 8. Momeria, farsa, mojlganga.
Monachal, a. Monacal, monástico.
Monachism, $. Monaquismo, monacato.
Monad, a. Monada, mónade, ente simple.
Monarch, 4, Monarca, potentado,
Monarchal, a. Monirquico, roal, ‘imperial.
Monarchical, a. Monarquico,
Monarchist, 8. Monarquista,
Monarchy, 8. Monarquía.
Monastery, 4. Monasterio.
Monastic, O a. Monástico.
[calmente.
Monastic, a. Mo
Mondaticamente, mona-
one: a
Monday, s. Linea.
Monde, e. Pd ri Mundo, globo.
Money, 3. da,dincro, Ready money,
Dinero contanto,
Moncy-bag, e. Talega para guardar dinero.
Money-changer, 8. Cambists de dinero.
Moncy-chest, a. Caja, caja fuerte.
Monoyed, a. Adinerado. A moneyed man,
Un capitalista, [rero.
Money-lender, £ El que presta dinero, usu-
Moneyless, a. Falto de dinero, pobre.
Mone tera, 8. pl, Cuentas de débito y
crédito
Monoy -ecrivener, €, Corredor de dinero.
Moneywort, £ (Bot) Lisimaquia numularia.
Mongrel, a. y & Mestizo; g Mon-
grel dog, erro mestizo. [cion,
Monitlon, 8. Amonestacion, consejo, preven-
Monitor: 8. Amonestador, instructor, moni-
or
Monitory, a. Instructivo, monitorio.
Monk, 4 onjo.
Monkery, 8. Y ida monástica, qn
Monkey, 8. Mono. Afonkey tricks, Mone-
Monkhood, a. Monacato.
Monkish, a. Monástico,
Monk's-hood, 8. (Bot.) Acónito; napelo,
Monoceros, e. El unicornio, monocerota.
Monochord, a. Monacordio. [color.
Monochrome, €. La pintura que es de un
snnocotyieden, e. (Bot.) Planta monocotí-
) Monoeotilodó
Monocotyledonons, a, (Bot.
onóculo,
Monocular, Monoculous, 4.
Monody, 4. Monodia,
Monogamist, a. Monógamo.
Monogamy, 8. Monogamia.
Monogram, $. Monograma.
rot de hic, @. Monográfico.
Mono palin, Monologtst, a. Monologista.
Monologue, 8. Monólogo, soliloquio. — [lar.
Monomachy, 8. Monomaquia; desafío singu-
Monome, 8. Monomio,
Monopathy, e, Sensibilidad pin simpatia.
Monopeta ous, a. Mono
Monopolist, 2. Monopolista, agavillador.
To Monopolize, va. Monopolizar.
Monopolizer, 8, Monopolata, [siv:
ca Ea Monopolio, privilegio Eseli |
|
nop 2 El que ve con un solo oja
Monopyrenous, a. (Bot) Monopirez o;
as cuesco. Bot) M
onospermous, @. onospertn.
Hond a, que consis de uss
Monostich, $. Monóstico, monostiquia.
Monosyllabical, a. Monosilabo.
Monosy lable, a, Monosilabe.
Monothelsm, $. Monotcismo.
Monothelst, a, Monoteista,
Monotonical, a. Monétono, [tam
Monotonous, 4. Monótono, uniforme ca e:
pad 3, Are dá
onotriglyph, « (Arq onotrigitfio.
Monsoon, $. Monzon, viento
Monster, « Monstruo; sumamente fx 4
perverso [tress
Monstriferons, a. Lo que produce mear
Monstrosity, 8. Monstruosidad. [reads
Monstrous, 4. Monstruos; extraño; hur
Monstrously, ad. Monstrucsamente, clar
vamente. jew
Monstrousness, 8. Monstro. enor
Montanist, s. Montanista; hereje.
Montant, s. Montante, término de exriza
Montero, €. Gorra de cazador.
Monteth, e. Vasija grande en que se lara
cosas de cris [Mensual==:.
Month, a Mes. Afonthly, a. Mensual —ei
Monticle, a. Montecillo, i
Montolr, 8. Montadero, montador; spes>
Monument, 3. Monumento.
Monumental, a. Hecho en memoria de.
ete 8. . (Gram. Modo; genio; humor, a
la
wbodily, ad. Caprichosamonte.
iness, & y a. Capricho; caprichos,
extravagante.
Moody, a. Enfadado; caprichoso, Taro.
Moon, 8. Luna.
as, | Moonbeam, 8, Rayo lunar.
Moonblind, a. Ce
Moon-calf, a. Mola, mónstruo; bobo, tenta
Moon-dalay, e. (Bot.) Margarita mayor.
hte 2. Reloj lunar. [no luna
rei a et ate tiene figura ¿>
oon-e a, nO bisoja.
Moonfomn, 8. (Bot) Mu ida si
Moonlight, 3. Luz de la lana
Moonshine, 4. Claridad de la Inna
Moonstruck, a. Lunatica, loco,
Moonwort, 4. Po Lunaria, flor.
Moony, a. (Blas.
Moor, 8. Deaton prog marjal; mora
To Moor, va. 0% Amarrar, atar con 8n-
cables.
On Especie de halcon.
Geant de la Drader Tg ate
Moor-hen, ef Orn
Mooring,. 3. (Náu. y ea amarradua,
Mooring-rings, Argollas de amarrar.
ia a. Pantanoso, cenagoso; morisco,
Moorland & As ie brezal; erial.
Moorston poclo do granito,
Moory, a. Pt p portoneco al marjal.
Moose, €. Mosa, especio de ciervo granda,
Moor-cock, 8,
MOR
MOU
To Moot, va. Disputar acerca do materias
legales; discutir judicialmente.
Moot, 8. Moot-case 6 moot-point, El caso
legal quo por estar indeciso, es propio
ara servir de tema en una discusion entre
os jurisperitos.
Mooter, 8. El que se ejercita 6 ensaya en
defender pleitos, (Núu.) El artiflos que
hace los tolctes. dificultosos legales.
Moothall, a. Sala on donde se disputan casos
Mop, 4. ones estropajo, rodilla para ltm-
pilar. (Des.) Muoca.
To Mop, ta. Aljofifar.—on. Hacer mnecas,
e 8. El hombre abatido, atontado.
no ope, en, Dormitar; estar triste, ponsa-
tivo,
Mope-eyed, a. Tuerto; cegato.
Monish: a. Atontado, estúpido, adormecido,
Mopishness, a. Abstimiento, adormect-
aro A
oppot, Mopecy, 8. Muñoca; gachona.
Mopsical, a. Cegato. V. Mope-eyed.
Mopua, € (Vulg.) Pelmazo, hombre pesado,
holgazan. ity.
Moral, a. Moral.—s. Moralidad. V. Moral-
Moralist, 8. Moralista. (moral.
Morality, 8. E'tica; moralidad; el sentido
Moralization, $. Moralizacion.
To Moralize, va. y m. Moralizar; hablar 6
escribir sobre asuntos morales,
Moralizer, a, Moralizador.
Morally, ad. Moralmente.
Morals, 8. pd. La moral.
Morass, @ Pantano, lavajo.
Morbid, a. Morboso.
Morbldneess, Morbidity, £ Morbilidad.
Morbific, Morbifical, a. Morbifico, enfermo,
Morbose, a. Morboso, malsano, enformizo.
Mordacious, a. Mordaz, maldiciente, satírico.
Mordacity, a. Mordacidad.
Mordant, e. Mordiente. salvo, mordaz.
Mordant, Mordicant, a. Mordicante, corro-
Mordication, @. Mordimiento, mordedura,
More, «+, Mas.—ad, Mas; antes bion, Never
more, Nunca mas. [fuorto.
Morcen, 8. Filipichin; tola de lana muy
Morel, Moril, e. (Bot.) Crespilla,
Moreland, s. Montaña 6 tierra montuosa,
Morello, £. (Bot.) Especio do cercza.
Moreover, ad. Adomas; por otra parte.—
conj. Tambien,
Moresk, Moresque, Morisco, 8. Arabesco.
Morillo, e. Crospilla. V. Morel.
Morion, 8, Morrion.
Morisco, 8. Morisco ; arábigo; arabesco.
Morling, a. V. Afortling.
Mormon, €. Nombro de una secta religiosa
fundada en 1830, por J. Smith, en los E.U,
Morn, Morning, €. Mañaña.—a. Matutino,
Morning-dress, Morning-gown, 8. Desha-
billó; bata. pas
Morning-star, 8, (Astr.) El lucero do la ma-
Morocco, £. Marroquí, tafllete.
Mo a. Moroso; bronco, cabezudo.
Morosciy, ad. Broncamente ; morosamente.
Moroseness, 8. Morosidad ; mal humor.
Morpheus, 8. pital Morfeo, dios del sueño,
Morphew, @. Hé
Morriía, V. Morris-dance,
ans 8. Danza morisca; mojiganga.
F
|
|
‘ Mortgager, a. Hi
risca,
| Morrow, « Mañana.
Morris-dancer, 8. El que baila la danza mo-
[el dia de mañana,
On the morrow, En
Morse, 8. Manatí, especie de vaca marina.
Morsel, & Bocado,
Mortal, a. Mortal; humano. (dad.
Mortality, a Mortalidad ; muerte; mortan-
Mortally, ad. Mortalmente; sumamente.
Mortar, 8, Mortoro; almirez; cañon; (lcd
as,
masa, [
Mortar-piece, 8. Mortero para disparar bom-
Mortgage, €. Hipoteca,
To Mortgage, va. Hipotecar. [hipoteca.
Mortgageo, 8. El que da dinero subre una
tocario.
Mortiferous, a. Mortifero, mortal.
Mortification, 8. Mortificacion ; gangrons;
maceracion.
Mortifiedness, e. Humillacion.
Mortifler, a, El quo refrena sas apetitos.
To Mortify, va. Mortificar; ailigir.—oa.
Mortificarse.
Mortise, a. Cotana 6 muesca.
To Mortise,va. Encajar en mortaja 6 muesca.
Mortmaln, £. Manos muortas,
Mortuary, & Cementerio; mortuorio.
Mosaic, a. y & Mosalco. almizcle,
Moachatel, 8. aed Moscatelina, yorba de
Moscovite, A, Moscovitico 6 moscovita.
Moeque, 8. Mezquita.
Mosquito, @ Mosquito. [Tremedalos,
Moss, 8. (Bot.) Musgo, musco, moho. Mosses,
Moss-grown, a. Mohoso,
Mosay, a. Mohoso,
Moat, a. euperl. Lo mas, los mas, la mayor
parte de.—ad. Sumamente. [comun.
Mostly, ad. Por la mayor parte; por lo
Mote, 2. Mota; átomo.
Motot, e. (Mús.) Motete.
Moth, e. Polilla, insecto.
Moth-eaten, a. Apolillado,
Mother, @f. Madre. Mother-in-—law, e e
Grandmother, Abuela. Sle er,
Madrastra,
iio nat e. Patria, el pais en que
en , 8. Madreporla. Mother of
thyme, (Bot) Sérpol.
[(Huérfhno.
child,
[uno ha nacido.
Motherhood, 8. Maternidad.
Motherless, a, Sin madre. Motheriess
Motherlinesa, 4. Maternidad.
Motherly, a. Maternal, materno. —ad, Ma-
ternalmente.
Motherwort, 2, (Bot) Agripalma.
Mothery, a. Feculento, lo qne tiene heces,
Moth-mallein, Mothwort, 4, (Bot.) Pollllera.
Mothy, a. Apolillado.
Motion, @ Movimiento; mocion; impetu;
impulso; proposicion; ocurrencia.
To Motion, va. Proponer, haeer una propo-
sicion.
crol Pos Iumoble, inmóvil.
Motivo, 8, Motivo; motor.—a. Motriz.
Motivity, e. Potencia motriz, [confuso.
Motley, a. Abigarrado, pros alagartado ;
Motor, €. Motor, movedor, móvil
Motory, a. Moviente.
Motto, 8. Mote, sentoncia notable.
Mould, £. Moho; molde, matriz. [sar.
To Mould, ea. Enmohecet; moldar; ama-
Mouldable, a. Capaz do sor a
MOV
Moulder, a, Moldeador, el que moldea.
To Moulder, vn. Convertirse en polvo ; des-
moronarse, consumirse,
Mouldering, +. Conversion 6 reduccion de
una cosa en polvo. mohoso.
epaió, &. Movimiento; motivo, impasse
—a. Patético. tierno, afectuoso, lastimero
Movingly, ad. Pateticamente.
Movingness, e. El poder de excitar los slte-
tos del ánimo;
Mouidiness, s. Moho; el estado de lo que | Mow, s. Granero, herren, tro}; benil
Moulding, €. Moldura.
Mouldwarp, 4, Topo. V. Mula,
Mouldy, a. Moboso. (aves,
To Moult, en. Mudar la pluma como las
Moniting, & Muda, de las aves sus plumas,
Monnd, e. Terraplen, baluarte, dique, seto.
To Mound, va, Atrincherar, fortalecer.
Mount, @ Monte, montaña ; varillaje de
abanico. [ascender 4,
To Mount, on. Subir, ascender; importar,
a a. Lo que se puede montar 6
subir.
Mountain, e. Monte, sierra, montaña.
Mountain-ash, ¢. (Bot.) Mostajo, serbal de
cazad [vaje.
ores.
Monntaineer, s. Montañes; montaras; sal-
+Mountainet, €. Montecillo,
Mountainous, a. Montañoso ; montuoso.
Mountainousness, $. Montuosidad.
Mountain-paraley, e. (Bot.) Perejil de monte.
Mountant, a. Lo que ee levanta on alto.
Mountebank, £. Saltimbanco, charlatan.
Mounting, e. Subida; los ornamentos do
que una obra,
Mountingly, ad. Subiendo. [ea. Deplorar.
To Mourn, on, entar; hacer duelo.—
Mourner, 8, Lamentador; Jloron. (Am.)
Doliente,
Mournful, a. Triste; funesto, deplorable.
Mournfull y, ad. Tristemente.
Mournfulness, e. Pesar; tristeza, afllecion,
duelo, sentimiento.
Mourning, 8. Lamento; luto.
Mourningl , ad. Tristemente.
Monae, 8. Raton. (Náu.) Barrilete.
To Mouse, on. Cazar 6 coger ratones.
Monse-car, ¢ (Bot.) Velosilla, pelosilla
oficinal,
Mouse-hole, & Agujero pequeño,
Mouse-hunt, Mouser, €, Cazador de ratones.
Mouse-tail, a. (Bot) Miosuro ; nombre genó-
rico de plantas,
Mouse-trap, 4. Ratonera. [ro.
Mouth, 4. Boca; entrada; abertura ; ahuge-
To Mouth, on. Vociferar. — va. V
mascar.
Mouthed, a. Lo que tiene boca.
Mouth-friend, s. Amigo en apariencia,
Monthbful, e. Bocado; miaja 6 migaja.
Mouthlesa, a. Desbocado, ain boca,
os e. Boquilla de un instrumento
de música.
Movable, a. Movible, movedizo.
Movables, e. pl. Muebles; los bienes que
se pueden mover,
Movably, ad. De un modo movible,
Move, 4. Movimiento.
To Move, ca. Mover; menear ; impeler;
proponer; incitar ; pore ird Mo-
verso, menearse; audar; marchar.
Moveless, a. Inmoble. inmóvil, inmovible.
Movement, £. Movimiento, mocion.
Movent, a. y & Movienta, motriz.
Mover, . Motor, movedor.
ocear ;
To Mow, va. Guadafiar ; segar.
To Mow, oa. Entrojar, encerrar en graneros
To Mowburn, on. Fermentar el pram e
heno por no estar bien seco al tiempo de
entrojarle,
redada 8. — ero, segador, dallador
owing, & Sloga; gesto, mueca.
Moxa, & (Mód.) Moxa (Bot) Moxa 95:
Much, a. Mucho, abundante, exessite.—c?.
Mucho, muy.—s. Muchedambre, se
dancia. Zoo much, Demasiado. As 894
Tanto. As much as, Tanto como. [+
much? Cuánto? So much, Tanto. Ir
For as much at Pe
Maeld, a, Viscoso, moboso, glutinoe.
Mucidness, 4. Viscosidad, inucosidad.
Mucilage, 3. Mucilago.
Mucilaginoas, a. Mucilaginoso, viscosa, ;
Mucilaginousness, 2, Macosidad, viscos.=-
Muck, a. Abono, estiércol; porquens
To Muck, eva. Estercolar, ¿chas, esther.
Muckhill, a, Estercolero. (em
Muckiness, & Sucledad, porquería =<"
Mucking, & El acto de abonar con ester”
Muek-worm, 3. Qusano de a
ladar; cicatero. E
Mucky, a. Puerco, sucio, asqueroso. *
Mucous, a. Mocoso, viscoso, glutinoto, pi?
Macousness, € Mocosidad, visconidal
Mucro, ¢. Punta
Mucronated, a. Puntiagudo.
Muculent, a. Viscoso.
Mucus, & Mocos ; mucosidad.
Mad, +, qe limo; Jodo; barra.
To Mud, va. Encenagar; enturblar, ae
Muddily, ad. Turbiamente.
re e. Turbiedad, saciedad. |
To Muddle, ea. Enturbiar ; ea
atontar, embotar. ye
Muddy, a. Cenagoso, tarbio; triste, “
To Muddy, va. Enturbiar. sa
Muddy-headed, a, Torpe de entendin""
Mad-scow,¢ Ponton con que se limpls &™
Mud-wall, s. Tapia, de tierra mia
Mud-walled, a. Tapiado, hecho de co
Mudwort, $. (Bot.) Limosela. dd
To cr Mudar, estar en mudas los p%?
Muff, €. Manguito.
Muffin, a. Mollete, bodigo, panecillo. toas
Muffie, a. (Quim.) Mufla. brir, paa
To Muffie, ea. Embozar; envolves. ri
Muller, a Embozo; velo. [
Mufti, a. Mufti, sacerdote de Jos mshomt
Mug, $. Cubllote, jarro, vasito.
Muggish, M , 4. Húmedo.
+Mugient, a. Mugiente,
Mugweed, & (Bot.) Cuajalecho erazado. >
Mugwort, s. (Bot) Artemisa, artemis
gar. : peral
Malatto, a, Mulato. fo
Mulberry, e. Mora; Mulderry-110, Moret
Malct, a Multa.
To Mulect, ea, Multar.
Scar, a. Lo que pertenece á multa,
Mule, a Mulo. She-mude, Mula
Muleteer, Mule-driver, a Mulero, muletero,
Muliebrity, 8. Las costumbres, carácter y
demas calidades propias de las mujeres.
Maller, a (Jur.) Mujer casada.
geet a. Obstinado 6 terco como ana
m
Mull, e. O, escombros,
To Mall, va. Entibiar vino; calentar licor.
Mullein, 4 pea Gordolobo. [mano,
Muller, Mullet, €. Plodra para moler con la
Mullet, @ (Ict.) Mugil, mojul. oe) Es-
polín, (cólico,
Mulligrubs, $. Mal humor; pasion iliaca ;
Mullion, e. Mad Coluna de una ventana,
Mulse, e, Clares; vino cocido con miel 6
azúcar.
Multangular, a, Poligono.
Moltangularly, ad. En figura de poo:
Multicapsular, a. Repartido en celdillas.
Multifarious, a. Multifario, vario, diverso,
Multifarious!y, ad. Diversamente.
Moitifariousnesa, a. Diversidad; variedad,
desemejanza. [chas partes.
Multifidoos, a. Dividido ; abierto en ma-
Maltiform, a. Multiforme,
Multiformity, 8. Multiformidad, diversidad.
Maltigenerous, a. Lo quo es de muchos gé-
neros,
Multilateral, a. (Geom.) Multilátero.
Maltilineal, a. Lo que tiene muchas
Multiloquous, a. Moltilocuo, hablador.
Multinodoua, a. Nudoso.
Mullinomial, a. Multinomío, & la vez.
Maltiparons, a. La que pare muchos hijos
Maltipartite, a. Lo que consta de muchas
partes. maltiplo.
Multiple, a. Maltiplice.—s. Multiplice 6
Multipliable, a Multiplicable.
Multiplicand, e Multiplicando.
Multiplicate, a, Multiplicado.
Multiplication, a, Multiplicacion.
Maltiplicator, £ Multiplicador. bre.
Multiplicity, a. Multiplicidad, muchedum-
Maltiplier, a. pags Heat
To Multiply, va. Multiplicar.—en. Multi-
plicarse ; propagarse.
Multiplying-glasa, a. Vidrio de aumento.
Maltipotent, a. Lo que tiene mucho poder.
Maultipresence, 8. facultad de hallarse
presente en varios parajes á un mismo
em
Multisiliquoua, a. (Bot.) Multisilicuoso,
Multisonoas, a. Lo que tiene muchos son!-
dos. [peublo, turba.
Multitnde, @ Multitud, muchedumbre,
Multitudinous, a. Numeroso; muchos; va-
rios,
Multivalve, a. Multivalva.
Multocular, a. Lo que tiene muchos ojos,
Multure, s. Maquila ; molienda,
Mum, tnterj. Chito! silencio!—e Cerveza
muy fuerte de trigo.—a. Callado, silen-
cioso.
To Mumble, en. Gruiir, murmullar; far-
fullar.—ea, Musitar, barbotar; barbullar.
Mombler, €. Farfulla, farfullador; gruñidor.
Mumbling, s. El acto de farfullar.
Mumblingly, ad. Farfullando,
Mam-chance, $. Silencio; un juego de dados;
un tonto que no habla.
To Mum, o. y nm. Enmascarar, enmasca-
rarse; d Tse.
Mummer, & Máscara. [ganga.
Mummery, Mamming, & Momería, moji-
To Mummify, va. Preservar como momia,
Mammy, 8. Momia; especie de cera.
To Mump, 0. Mordiscar; farfullar; men-
digar.
Mumper, $. Mendigo,
Mumping, £. El acto de mascar con la boca
cerrada ; mendiguez.
A a. Moroso, intratable, malhumo-
0. clabilidad.
Mumplshness, a. Ceño; morosidad; inso-
Mumps, « Murria; papóras, parótidas.
To Munch, va, Mascar á bocados grandes.
Muncher, e, Tragon.
Mandane, a. Mundane.
Mundatory, a. Mundificativo.
Mundic, 4, Marquesita quo se halla en las
minas do estaño.
Mundification, @ Purificacton.
Mundificative, a. Mundificativo.
Mundungus, s, Tabaco que huele mal; he-
dor, mal olor.
Mungrel, a, Mestizo, V. Mongrel.
Municipal, a. Municipal.
Municipality, a. Ayuntamiento; cabildo,
Muniferous, a. Dadivoso, liberal od
Manificence, €. Munificencia, iberalidad,
eza,
Munificent, a. Munifico, liberal, generoso.
Manificently, ad. Liberalmente.
Muniment, s. Fortaleza; apoyo, defensa ;
títulos, documentos en algun archivo.
Munition, e, Fortificacion; fortaleza; mu-
niciones.
Munnion, 8, (Arq.) V. Mullion. [muros
a. Un tributo para 0] reparo de los
Maral, a. Mural, lo que toca 4 los maros.
Marder, 8. Asesinato; homicidio voluntario,
To Murder, ea. Asesinar, matar alevosa-
mente.
Murderer, 8. Asesino.—8/. Asesina.
Marderous, @. Sanguinario; asesino.
Murderously, ad. Sanguinarlamente,
Murenger, 8. Sobrestante de muruv.
Murlate, 3. Muriato,
Murlatic, a. Muriático ; salado. [s0.
Muricate 6 Muricated, a. Punzanto, espino-
Muricide, 3, Matador de ratoncs.
Mark, a. Oscuridad, lobreguez; cáscara.
Marky, a. Oscaro, lóbrego. [qneja,
Murmur, 8, Murmullo, susurro; rumor;
To Marmur, en. Murmurar, susurrar; gra-
fiir, quejarso.
Murmurer, 8. Gruñidor, murmurador.
Murmuring, 8. Mormullo; murmuracion,
Murmuringly, ad. Con murmullo; con
queja, nado,
Marrain, £. Morriña, enfermedad on el gr
Muscadel, Muscadine, Muscat, 8. Moscatel.
Musclo, & Músculo; almeja, especie de ostra,
Muscosity, 8. Cubierto de moho 6 de musgo,
Muscular, a. Muscular.
Muscularity, a. El lo que tiene músculos,
Musculous, a. Musculoso.
Muse, €. Musa; meditacion dir
To M en. Meditar, considerar, pensar,
profundamente; pasmarse ; distraerse ;
estar pensativa, (muy distraido.
Museful. a. Cogitabundo, muy pensativo,
Muser, $. Muy pensativo y absorto.
Museum, $. Museo, gabinete de historia
Mushroon (Bot.) Beta, especie do h
ushroom, 8. especie do hongo.
Music, e, Música,
Musical, a. Musical; armonioso, melodioso.
Musically, ad. Con armonía y consonancia.
Musicalness, 2. Armonia, melodia.
Mnsician, €, Músico,
Music-master, 2. Maestro de música.
Musk, £ Musco, almizclo (But) Almiz-
cicha [mizcle.
To Musk, ea. Almizclar, mar con al-
Musk-apple, $, Camuesa 6 manzana almiz-
clefia. da el almizcle.
Musk-cat, a Desman, animal del Asia que
Musk-cherry, £. (Bot.) Cereza almizcleña.
Musked, a. Almizelado.
Musket, @ Mosqueto; gavilan macho,
Musketeer, & Mosquetero,
Musketoon, $. Trabuco.
Musk-grape, 2. Moscatel.
Muskiness, 8, Olor de almizcle.
Mask-melon, s. Melon aimizcleño.
Musk-pear, ¢. Mosquerucla, pera almizcleña,
Musk-rat, a, Almizclera,
Musk-rose, €. Rosa almizclefia.
Musk-seed, e. Grano do ambarilia.
Musk-thistle, $. (Bot.) Cardo nutante.
Musky, a. Almizcleño; almizclado,
Muslin, e. Muselina.—a. Hecho de muselina.
Musrol, a, Muserola de las bridas,
Muss, s. Arrebatifia.
Mureel, a, Almeja.
Mussulman, 8. Musulman.
Must, e. imp. Dober; scr preciso: menes-
ter, necesario, convenir; haber de ha-
cerse alguna cosa,
Must, a. Mosto; zumo de la uva; la cervo-
za hervida Antes de formentar. [cerse.
To Must, va. Enmohecer.—en, Enmohe-
Mustaches, e. pl. Mostachoa, bigotes.
Mostard, 8. (Bot.) Mostaza. Mustard-pot, | M
8. Mostacera, ; Congregar.
To Muster, va. (Mil.) Pasar pei do io.
Muster, e. (Mil) Revista, reseña.
Muster-book, 8, Libro de revistas,
Muster-master. 8. Comisario de revistan.
Muster-roll, 8, Matricula de revista. (Náu.)
Rol de la tripulacion.
Mustily, ad. Con moho,
Mastineas, 4. Toso; moho.
Musty, a. Mohoso; añejo; mustio, triste,
Mutability, Mutabilidad, instabilidad.
Mutable, a. Mudable, inconstanto, instable.
Mutableness, a. Mutabilidad, inconstancia,
Mutably, ad. Instablementa,
Mutation, £ Mudanza, alteracion, mutacion.
Mute, a. Mado, silencioso.—s. Mudo; tulli-
dura, {crementos.
To Mute, en. Tullir, arrojar las aves los ex-
Mntely, ad. Mndamente.
Muteness, & Silencio, aversion & hablar.
To Matilate, ea. Mutilar; separar una parto.
Matilation, 4. Mutilacton.
obio 2, Mutilador.
ou
Mutineer, 8, Amotinador, sedicioso.
Muting, £. Tuliidura, el esticrool de ave.
a. Amotinado, sedicioso, facaae.
y, ad. Amotinadamente.
Mutinonsness, 2. Amotinamiento, sedis,
rebelion.
To Mutiny, en. Amotinarse, rebelare.
Mutiny, 4. Motín. tumulto.
To Mutter, en. Qrufilr, refanfnisr, noe
gar, murmurar.—ea. Musitar.
Mutter, e. Murmuracion, queja.
Mutterer, e, Rezongador, gruñon
Muttering, e. Refunfano.
Mutteringly, ad. Con voz
Mutton, $. Carnero, M
do de carnero, ;
Mutton-chop, €. Costilla de carnera, c53.1
Mutton-fist, e. Manara ; mano yor
lorada.
Muttonpie, . Empanada de carne.
Mataal, a, Mntual, mútuoo.
Mutuality, a. Reciprocidad.
Ma Get wo
Mutnie, 8, E 2. >
Muzzle, e. oa entrada, abertura; lo;
hocico, geta.
To Muzzle, va. Embozar. [eat =
Muzzle-ring. a, Anillo de las boess '* >
A a. Distraido, enajenado; emu
chado.
possess, MI, mis. [2
hy, Myology, a. Miografia, =. ~
Myope, YOps, e. Miape; corto de visi
Myopy, 8. Miopia, cortedad de vista
Myriad, € El número de dicz mil; miles
Myriarch, 8. El jefe de diez mil homtr
Myrmidon, e. Esbirro, ruflan. [ls d.--*
Myrobalan, ¢. Mirabolános, fruta pare: -*
Myropolist, « Vendedor de ungoes!* !
pe:
Matino
Matin
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roth, 4. Us-
My,
Myogra
mes, y
Myrrh, e. Mirra, goma resinosa. A
Myrrhine, a. Mirrado, antiguamente 5.
rd e ue
as. ( rto, arra ‘
Myrtle berry, s. Marton, la haya de mir
Myself, pron. Yo mismo 6 misma
cal, a. Lo que pertenece al i:
BP seb e los eaters de la dio a
ystagogue, £. Mistagoga, sacerdote f°
Mysteriarch, 6, El que proside 4 los 1: ““
rios, entendi” "
Myaterious, a. Misterioso, impenetrs«« -
Mysterious] ui ad. Misteriosamente.
Mystery, s. Mistorio; oculto; enigma —
Mystic, Mystical, a. Místico, mises
emblemático.
Mystic, a Mistico.
Mystically, ad. Misticamente.
Mysticalnesa, ¢. Mistica.
Mysticism, & Fanatismo ; misticismo
Myth-history, e. Historia mezclada con &
ulas, cube
Myth her, & Novelador, escritor *
Mytholog’ cal, a. Mitolégico.
Mythologically, ad. Mitolégtcame
Mythologist, 8. Mitologista 6 mitólogo. _
Mythologize, 0%. Explicar Jas fébalss milo
Ms tholeay, a. Mit logi
ythology, 2. Mitología.
Mythoplasm, a. La narracton en uns Gdl
NAS
NEA
N.
N. Be pronuncia como en español, aunque
un poco mas fuerte. [ger do repente.
To Nab, va. Atrapar, aplolar, prender 6 co-
Nabob, 8. Nabob ; un hombre rico.
Nacre, 8. (Con.) Nácar, la concha en que 80
cria la perla,
Nadir, €. Nadir.
Nag, a, Haca, jaca.
Nalad, 8. (Mitol.) Náyade, ninfa do los rios.
Nalant, 4. (Blas.) Nadante.
Nail, s. Uña; pezoña; garra; clavo; ta-
chon. On the nail, Luego, al instante.
To Nail, va, Clavar; clavectear.
Nuiler, 8 Chapucero, el fabricante de clavos.
Nallery, 8. Fábrica de clavos.
Nailing, a. Clavadura, ol acto de clavar.
Nuissant, a. (Blas.) Naciente. [cta,
Naivete, e. Simplicidad; ingonuidad; gra-
Naked, a. Desnudo; patente; paro, simple.
Nukedly, ad. Desnudamente, claramente.
Nekeine €. Desnudez; dceabrigo; clari-
R
Nall, a. Alesna 6 lesna.
Namo, 4. Nombre; título; fama; crédito;
antoridad; apodo; protexto.
To Name, ea. Nombrar; mencionar; pro-
ferir; especificar, elegir.
Nameless, a. Innominadlo, anénimo.
Namely, ad. Señaladamente, especialmente;
& saber.
Namer, 8. Nombrador.
Namesake, & Tocayo, colombrofio.
Naming, & Nombramiento. (dias.
Nankin, Nankcen, a, Mahon, tela de las In-
Nap, e. Suefio ligero. To take an after-
noon nap, Dormir la siesta.
To Nap, on. Dormitar, tencr sueño; hacer
lanillos en el paño. po.
Napo, 2 Nuca, la parte oy arta del esp
Naphtha, e. Nafta, betun fluido,
Napkin, a. Servillcta.
Napless, a. Raido, lo que no tiene pelnsa.
Nappiness, 8. La propiedad de tener pelusa.
Nappy, a. Espumoso; velloso,
Narciasus, £. (Bot.) Narciso, fico.
Narootic, a. y & Narcótico; so ero, 80-
Narcotical, a. Narcótico, soporifero, sopori-
fico, [cosa narcótica.
Nascent, a. Naciente, creciente,
Nastily, ad. Suciamente, (dad.
Nastiness, 8. Sucledad, porquería, obsceni-
Nasturtion, €. (Bot.) Nasturcio.
Nasty, a. Sucio; obsceno, deshonesto; im-
puro, sórdido.
Natal, a. Nativo; natal,
Natation, €. Nadadura.
Natatory, a. Natatorio.
Nation, €. Nacion; pueblo,
National, a. Nacional, Lineage
Nationality, e. Nacionalidad.
To Natlonalize, ca. Nacionalizar.
Natlonally, ad. Nacionalmente,
Nationalness, a. Nacionalidad.
Native, a. Nativo; originario; natural.
Natively, ad. Naturalmente. [po.
Nativity, 8. Nacimiento; orígen ; hordsco-
Natron, @ (Quím.) Natron.
Natural, a. Natural; ilegitimo; sencillo,
Naturalism, €. Nataralisio,
Naturalist, 2 Naturalista.
Naturalization, a. Naturalizacion.
To Naturalize, va. Naturalizar.—on, Nata-
ralizarse.
Naturally, ad. Naturalmente.
Naturalnesa, $. Naturalidad ; ingenuidad.
Nature, € Naturaleza; nataral; indolo;
genio; especie.
Naught, 8. Nada.—a. Malo, perverso.
Naughtily, ad. Malvadamente, porversa-
mento, ignidad.
Naughtiness, 8, Maldad, perversidad, ma-
Naughty, a. Malo, malvado, perverso.
Naumachy, £. Naumaqu
Nausea, 8. Náusea, basca.
To Nanuseato, en. Nansear, tener asco.
Nauseative, a. Nauseativo, nauseoso,
Nauseous, a, Fastidioso, asqueroso,
Nauscously, ad. Fastidiosamente,
Nauseousness, $. Náusea,
. | Nautic, Nautical, a. Náutico,
Nautilus, 3. A Nautilo ; concha fosil.
(Ict.) Nautilo, nauclero. [navales,
Naval, a. Naval. Naval stores, Pertrechos
Navarchy, $. Pilotaje.
Nave, €. Cubo, maza; nave. [to.
Neve eae (Náu.) Perigallo de racamen-
Navel, a Ombligo; la parte mas interlor de
una cosa,
Navel-gall, 4. (Vet.) Matadura.
Navel-string, €. Cuerda umbilical.
Narcoticnesa, £. La calidad quo haco á una ' Navelwort, a. (Bot.) Oreja de monje.
Nard, & (Bot.) Nardo.
Navew, 8. (Bot.) Nabiza, colinabo.
To Narrate, va. Narrar, relacionar, relatar. | Navicular, a. (Anat.) Navicular; naval,
Narrating, Narration, a, Narracion, relacton,
cuenta. Dato,
Narrative, a. Narrativo.—e Narrativa, re-
Narrator, 8. Relator, narrador. _[Iimitado.
Narrow, a. Angosto, estrecho; apretado;
To Narrow, oa. Estrechar, angostar, enco-
ger. [de, poquito.
Narrow-heartod, a. Corto de ánimo, cobar-
Narrowing, 8. Estrechamiento, estrechura
Narrowly, ad, Estrechamente; escasamen-
perteneciente í las naves,
Navigable, a. Navegable. {alguna agua,
Navigablenoss, & El estado navegable do
To Navigate, ca. y en. Navegar.
Navigation, 8. Navegacion; nántica,
Navigator, 8. Navegador, navegante.
Navy, 2 Marina; a a.
Nay, ad. No, no solo, sino; no solo eso;
pero ó sino; tambien; aun mas, ademas,
y aun.
te; por poco. [breza. | Nazarene, a. y a. Nazareno.
Narrown 8. Estrechez; apretura; po-| Nazarite, 8. Nazáreo,
Narval, 4. Narval, uuicornto marino, To Neal, oa. Templar; dar temple 4,
Narwhal, 8, Espocio de ballena, Nealed, a. (Náu.) Hondo hácla la costa;
Nasal, a. Nasal.—a, Errinos, lodoso.
Tol
Near, prep. Cerca de, inmediato á, junto 4,
próximo a—ad. Casi; cerca, próxima. —
a. Cercano, próximo; allegado, íntimo.
To Near, ra, Acercar.—on. Acercarse.
Nearly, ad, Cercanamente, á poca distancia.
Nearness, 8. Proximidad ; cercanía; paren-
tesco.
Neat, a. Hermoso, pulido; puro.
Neat-handed, a. Limpio, diestro.
Neatherd, s. Vaquero.
Neatly, ad. Pulidamente; diestramente.
Neatnesa, a. Hermosura; pulidez; aseo;
delicadeza.
Nebula, 2 Nube en los ojos,
Nebule, a. (Blas) Nebulosa.
Nebulous, a. Nebuloso, nublado.
Necessarics, a. pl. Necesario. Tha necessa-
ries of life, Lo necesario para vivir.
Necessarily, ad. Necesariamente.
Necessariness, £, Necesidad. e
Necessary, a. Necesario. —8. Nocesaria, -
To pecto: ca. Necesitar, obligar, pre-
cisar.
Necessitation, 8. Precision, obligacion.
Neccasitous, a. Necesitado, indigente, pobre.
Necessitousness, e. Necesidad, pobreza, in-
digencia. cuencia; compulsion,
Necessity, 8, Necesidad; fatalidad; conse-
Neck, a, Cuello, Neck of mutton, Pescue-
ray de carnero. Neck Q/lund, Lengua do
ferra.
Neckband, e. Cabezon 6 cuello de camisa.
Neck-beef, 8. Carne de pescuezo,
Neckcloth, 2, Corbata, corbatin.
Neckerchief, ¢ Corbata, corbatin; bobillo.
Necklace, a. Collar. [tos.
Necrology, 8. Necrologia, registro de muer-
Necromancer, E Nigromante.
An Nigromancin, magia negra.
Necromantic, a. Nigromántico,
Necroals, 8, Necrosis; mortificacion del te-
jido oseoso.
Nectar, a. Néctar.
Noctarean, Nectareous, Noctarine, a. Nec-
táreo, dulce como el néctar.
Nectarine, 8. Abridor liso; cirnela.
(doa
N ve, a. Negativo; negativa —Denzcr
To Negative, va. Denegar, desaprober, ne
gar.
Negatory, a. N vo.
egativamente.
oct, & Descuido, dejadez; desden. —
Veglect, va. Descuidar ; olvidar; difers;
esdehar. (sa
Neglectful, a. Negligente, descuidado, or:
D
Neglectfalnesa, 8 nr
Negligee, a. Desabillé. on, ficjeded
Negligence, € N
Negation, 8. Negacion.
o
gr
ar.
Negotlating, a. Negociante, contratans
Negotiation, 8. Negoctacion, negocio.
Nogotiator, a. N or.
Negotlatrix, ef E
Negro, €. Negro,
nore a
To Neigh, on. Relinchar.
Neigh, @ Relincho. [cercada
Neighbor, €. Vecino; préjima—a Verita
To Neighbor, ea. Confinar, estar vers
Cercano. {cerca
Netghborhood, € Vecindad; vecinisr::
Neighborlinesa, . Urbanidad, buena ves:
dad. Mr 3%.
Netghborly, a. Urbano, atento.—ad. (i
Nelghing, £. Rolincho. (ni eva
Neither, conj. NL—pron. Ninguno; 2 ES
Nemacan, a. Nemeos (juegos antiguos!
Nemoral, Nemorous, a Nemoroso; lo y3*
es propio del bosque.
Neogamist, a. Novio. el recien casado.
Neological, a. Neológico.
Neologism, 4. Neolocicao.
Neologist, e. Neólogo,
Noology, 8. Neologia. {tana
Neomenia, & Neomenia, el primer dis de 4
Neophyte, 8. Noófito, recien convertido.
N pa pa ba a. Neotérico, moderno.
Noctarine-tree, a. (Bot.) Abridor. =epenttie, 8. Nepente, remedio para ls! pt
Need, 8. Necesidad, urgencia; pobreza. siones de animo.
To Need, ca. Necesitar, hacer falta; carecer. | Nephew, 8. Sobrino. alo nefntir”
Necder, & Necesitado. - [so.| Nephritic, a. Nefritico. .Nepkritic wou’
Needful, a. Necesario, indispensable, preci- | Nepotism, a. Nepotismo.
Needfully, ad. Necesariamente, indispensa- | Neptune, e. Neptuno, dios del mar.
blemente. Nereld, €. Nereida, ninfa del mar.
Necdfulness, & Pobreza, falta, necesidad. Nervo, a. Nervio; fortaleza, E
Necdily, ad. Pobremente, Norvelesa, a. Enervado, falto de fuerzas
Neediness, 4, Indigencia, necesidad. Nervous, A, Nervioso, nervoso.
Needlo, e. Aguja Sail-needle, Aguja ca- | Nervously, ad. Nervosamente.
potera. Knitting-needle, Aguja de malla, | Nervousness, £. Nerviosidad, vigor, fuerts
Needle-case, e, Alfiletero 6 palillero. Nescience, 8. Ignorancia, nescicacia, b>
Needleful, a, Hebra. dad.
Needle-maker, a Agujero, ol que hace Pr
Needless, a. Supérfiuo, inútil.
Needlessly, ud. En baldo; inútilmente.
Necdlessnesa, 8. Superfluidad, inutilidad.
Needlework, a. Costura; bordado de aguja;
obra do punto.
cedió aoe EA menta
, G. Indigente, n
Neer ag So peda bos ecositado, pobre.
o da Nefario, sumamento malo,
Nesh, & Blando, tierno, delicado.
Nest, s. Nido. Nest of birde, Nidada Any
quel, vaveta.
To Nest, on, Nidificar, anidar.
ER 8. Nidal, el huevo nidal A
To Nestle, en. Anidarse; enjaular. [cido
Nestling, a. Pollo, el ave rocien salida del
Nestorian, 4. Nestoriano.
Net, it Red.—a. Neto. Net weight, Pcs
ne
NIB
NIG
To Net, on. Hacer redes.—va. Enredar; sa- | Nibbed, a. Picudo.
car el producto neto. Paises Bajos.
Nether, @. Inferior. The Ne lands,
Nethermost, a. Lo mas bajo; inferior.
Netmaker, €, Redero, el que ‘hace redes.
Netting, 8. Randa, obra de malla Net
tinge, pl. (Náu.) Enjaretados.
Nottle, a. (Bot.) Roman netile,
Ortiga pilulifera.
To Nettle, oa. Irritar, provocar.
Nettle-tree, 4. (Bot.) Almez, almezo.
Nettling, a. Provocacion, irritacion.
Network, s. Randa, obra de malla,
do dde, a. Neu
Neurology, 8. Neurol
Neurotic, a. Neuritico.
Neuter, a, Neutral, indiferente; nentro.
Neutral, a, Neutral, neutro.—s. Neutral.
Neutrality, s. Neutralidad, indiferencia.
To Neatralize, va. Neutralizar.
Neutrally, ad. Neutralmente.
Never, ad. Nunca, jamas; de ningun modo,
Never-ceasing, a. Continuo, de etuo.
Never-ending, a. Perpetuo, eterno.
Nover-erring, a. Infalíble.
Never-fading, a. Inmarccsibl
Never-failing, a. Inagotablo,
[nervios.
e
infalible,
Novermore, ad. Jamas, nunca,
Nevertheless, ad. Sin embargo, todavia, pe-
sar de cso. [mente.
New, a. Nuevo, reciente, moderno; nenva-
New-blown, a. Lo que acaba do florecer.
New-born, a. Recien nacido.
New-bullt, a. Fabricado recientemente.
New-chosen, a. Recien elegido 6 escogido,
New-comer, @ Recien llegado,
New-created, a. Recien criado.
New-delivered, a. Recien parida.
Nowel, a. Pilar de escalera de caracol
New-clected, a. Elegido recientemente.
New-fallen, a. Recien caido.
New-fangled, a. Inventado por novedad.
New-fashton, a. La última moda,
New-fasbioned, a. Hecho 4 la última moda,
Now-formed, a. Reformado; formado de
nuevo. [cubierto.
New-found, a. Recien ballado, recien des-
N dla a, Recien crecido; recien sali-
o.
New-healed, a Convaleciento,
Newing, a. Y. Yeast.
Newish, a. Nuevo, reciente.
New-kindled, a. Encendido do nuevo.
Now-lald, a. Rocien puesto 6 tendido.
Newly, ad. Nuevamente, recientemente,
New-made, a. Nuevo.
New-married, a. Novio, recien casado.
To New-model, ta, Modelar de nuevo.
Now-moon, £ Luna nucva [cien hecho.
New-moulded, a. Amoldado de nuevo; re-
Newness, 8. Novedad ; innovacion.
News, 4. pl. Noticias, novedades, nuevas,
DOTE s. Novelero, amigo de noti-
as.
Newspaper, 4. Gaceta, papel periódico,
Nows-writer, & Gacetero.
Newt, 8, Lagartija.
Newyear's-gift. e. Aguinaldo. mo.
Next, a. Inmediato, contiguo; vecino; próx-
Nib, e Pico; punta
tratado sobre los | N
[car; satirizar.
To Nibble, ea. Picar; pacer.—en, Mordis-
Nibbler, e. El que pica 6 come poco á la
vez; criticastro, Fiat
Nice, a. Delicado, mirado, exacto, diligente,
Nicely, ad. Exactamente; delicadamente;
rimorosamente.
Nicenesa, 8. Exactitud, esmero; delicadeza,
Nicely, & Exactitud, esmero; delicadeza;
on.
Niche, 8. Nicho, para colocar estátua,
Nick, a. Punto critico, ocasion oportuna,
empo preciso; muesca; escote; a.
Nickel, a. (Quim.) Niquel 6 niquello,
icknack, 8. Friolera.
Nickname, 8. Apodo, mal nombre.
To Nickname, oa. Motejar, poner apodos,
To Nictate, en. Guinar, ojear.
Nictation, e, Guiñadura.
Nide, 2. Nidada,
Nidget, 8. Cobarde, Aros,
Nidification, e. El acto de hacer nidos los
Nidor, a. Olor, sabor.
Nidorous, a. Lo que huele Á grasa asada,
N Ain, 2. El tiempo de quedar en el
nido.
Niece, 4. Sobrina,
Nifle, 4. e friolera.
e ( Oy Nocala, [to,
Niggard, 8. Tacaño mezquino.—a, Avarien-
Nie ee va. Escasear.
Ni ish, a. Avariento, rain, mezquino.
Niggardliness, a, Tacafieria, ruindad.
Ni ly, a. Tacafamente, ruinmente.
To Niggle, on. Jugar, travesear ; burlarse do.
Nigh, ANP. Cerca, no léjos.—ad. Cerca, in-
me
bei o Cercanía, proximidad.
Night, 8. Noche. By night, De noch
Night-bird, « Pájaro nocturno.
Night-brawler, s. Alborotador de noche,
Night-cap, 8. Gorro de dormir.
Night-dew, 8, Sereno de la noche.
Night-dog, s. Perro que caza de noche,
Night-dresa, a, Vestido de noche,
Nighted, a, Negro, oscuro,
Nightfall, a. El anochecer.
Nightfaring, €, El que viaja de noche,
Night-fire, e, da fátuo, santelmo.
Night-fly, 8. Polilla que vuela de noche,
Night-foundered, a. Perdido de noche.
Night-gown, 4. Bata que se usa de noche,
Night-hag, a. Bruja.
Nightingale, a. (Orn.) Ruiseñor.
+Nightish, a. Nocturno.
Nightly, ad, Por las noches.—a, Nocturno,
Nightman, 8, Cloacárlo.
Nightmare, 8, Pesadilla.
Night-raven, a. (Orn.) Ave de mal agiero,
Night-reet, e. El reposo de la noche,
Night-robber, 2. Ladron nocturno.
Nightshade, a. (Bot.) Yerbamora.
Night-shining, a. Noctiluco.
Night-shriek, 8. Chillido en la noche.
Night-spell, s. Encanto contra accidentes en
Nig cio f Lo de noch
ght-tripping, a. que vaga de noche.
Night-vision, $. Sueño, vision de noche,
Night-walk, a. Paseo de noche.
Night-walker, 8, Noctivago. a
O,
NOC
NON
Nizht-wanderer, a El que vaga de noche.
Night-wandering, a. Noctivago.
Night-watch, 8. Ronda de noche.
Nigrescent, a. Ennegrecido; negruzco.
Nixrification, a. Ennegrecimiento.
Nihility, a Nulidad; nada,
Nill, e. Chispa de bronco fundido.
Nilometer, s. Nilómetro, niloscopo. [dea,
Nimbiferous, a. Lo que produce tempesta-
>
Nimble, a. Ligeru, vivo, activo, ágil
Nimble-footed, a. Ligero de ps
Nimblenesa, a. Ligereza, agil
dido are a. Pronto en hablar.
mbly, ad. Prontamente, ágilincnte.
Nimbosity, 8. Tormenta
Nimbus, 8, Aureola.
Niminer, 8. Gato, ladron ratero,
Nincompoop, €. Badulaque, simplon, tonto.
Nine, £. y a. Nueve. (Poct.) Las musas.
Ninefold, a. y ad. Nueve veces,
Ninepence, €. Nueve peniques,
Ninepina, €. Juego de bolos.
Nincscoro, a. y 8. Nueve veoes veinte.
Ninetcen, a. y a. Dicz y nuevo,
Nineteenth, a. Décimonono,
Ninetictb, a. Nonagésimo.
Ninety, a. Noventa
Ninth, a, Nono, noveno,
Ninthly, ad. Noveno ó en nono lugar.
To Nip, ea. Arañar, rasguñar; morder; he-
lar Jos frutos;
picar.
Nip, 8. Unada, dentellada ; helada, escarcha.
ñ (Mojelas.
Alicates, tenazas. (Náu.)
Nipperkin, a. Taza pequeña.
Nippers, 4 Ea
Nipping, a.
Nippingly, ad. Mordazmente,
Nipple, a. Pezon do las tetas.
Nipplewort, 4. (Bot.) Lapsana comun.
raño, rasguño, mordedura,
Nist prius, e. (For.) Uno do los tribunales en
Inglaterra.
Nit, @ Liendro, el huevo del ptojo.
Nitency, 2, Lustre, esplendor, brillantez,
Nitrate, €. (Quim ) Nitrato.
Nitre, a. Nitro. nitrato de potasa,
Nitrogen, a. Ni no, el azoe.
Nitrous, ees a. Nitroso.
Nittily, ad. Con muchas liendres,
Nitty, a. Lendroso, lleno do liendres,
Nival, a. Nevoso.
4 Ripa te Bianco. como he nlcve,
vo, a 0.—« Ningun, ninguno.
Nobiliary, a Nobillario.
Nobility, 4 Nobleza; di
Noble, a. Noble; nal
Nobleman, a. Noble, V. Noble.
Nobleness, 8. Nobleza, dignidad. grandeza,
Noblewoman, 4. Mujer noble, hidalga,
Nobly, ad. Noblemente.
Nobody, 2. Nadie, ninguno, ninguna,
Noctambulation. 4. Noctambulismo.
Noctambulist. Noctámbulo, sonámbulo,
Noctidial, a. Lo que comprende una noche
y un dia.
Noctivagant, a. Noctivago.
Noctivagation, a El acto de vagar de noche.
Noctuary, a. Relacion de lo que sucede en la
noche.
Nocturn, Nocturnal, s. Nocturno.
psa Nocturnal, nocturno,
[cion.
dad; expedi-
[tecato, nene, zote.
Ninny, Ninnyhammer, a. Un simple, men-
idad; grandcza.
insigne; sublime.
Nune, @. :
Nonentity, Nonexistence, a. Nada, Is 036%
Nocturnal, «. Nocturlabio.
¡To Nod, en. Cabecear.—ea. Sajetar; move.
| Nod, & Cabeceo; reverencia.
Nodding, $. Cabeceo ; dormitacioa.
Noddle, e. Mollera, cabeza
Noddy, €. Un simple, un tonto, rote.
Node, 8. Nudo. (Cir.) Nodo, tumor en ks
huesos, [pods
Nodosity, & Nodusidad, complicacioa de
Nodule, 8, Nudillo,
Noduled, a. Lo que tiene nudillos.
Noggin, & Vaso pequeño. Y
Nougzing, & Tabique.
Noise, a Ruido; bulla; rumor, dame.
To Noise, va. Esparcir 6 divulga azus >
Noiscless, a, Quedo, sin ruido, callado.
Noise-maker, a Alborotador.
Noisiness, a, Estrépito, ruido, alboroto
Nolsome, a. Dañoso, nocivo; Equenm
repugnante.
Noisomely, ad. Fétido, asqueroso.
Nolsomeness, & Fastidio, nausea; info"
Noisy, a, Ruidoso, clamoroso, estrepiti-.
Nolens-volens, ad. Velisnólis, de buen e
mals gana ;
Noli-me-tangere, e. (Mcd.) Nolimetasst-
(Bot.) Nometoca. [qcer.:
Nolition, a (Teol.) Nolicion, el acto & ;
Noumade, a. Nomade, crrante.
Nomancy, @ Adivinacion del nombr 2
alguna persona,
Nombles, e. 3. Las entrañas de un ves
Nome, @ Provincia, distrito.
Nomenclator, a, Nomenclator.
Nomenclature, s. Nomenclatura; pet
Nominal, a. Nominal A nomina! iss.
DY en el nombre.
nalist, a. Nominales, cscolásticos ofa
tos á los realistas,
nominally: ad. a ita
o Nominate, ea. Nombrar, eligir.
Nomination, € Nombramiento, nomins-t
Nominative, 8. (Gram.) Nominativo: Sx>-
Nominator, £. Nominador, nombrado.
Nominee, 8. Nombrado, provisto.
Nominor, & Electo, nombrado,
Nomography, a. Nom ja,
Nomothetical, a. Legislativo.
Non, Particula nerativa ú inseparable,
Non-ability, e. Inhabilidad, exoepeion ke
N pe O a. Falta de aceptacion, f>
pulsa.
Nun-admission, a. Denegacion.
Nonage, 8. Minoridad, cdad menor.
Nonagcsimal, a. Nonagósimo. :
Nonagon, 8. Nonágono. (teria
Non-appearance, 4. hal Contumaca Iv
Non-attendance, a. Falta de asistencias .
Non-attention, €. Desatencion. [e
Non-compos-mentia, a. Insano, falto de Ju"
Non-concurrence, & Falta de union 6 ee
binacion. rn
Non-conformist, 8, Noconformista, disideo
Non-conformity, & Disidencia, oposicict.
Nondescript, a. Lo que np está S
adie, ninguno; nona.
la falta de existencia.
Noncsuch, & Sin igual, sin par.
NOT NUL
Nonpareil, s. Sin par; especie de camuesa. | Noted, a. Afamado, célebre, eminente.
(Lump.) Nompearelle. Notodly, ad. Notablementa.
Nonpayment, @ Falta do pego. Notedness, 8. Celebridad, fama, reputacion.
del elder: e Falta de ejecucion. Notoless, a. Oscuro, sin celebri fama.
Nonplus, 8. El non plas ultra; embarazo. |Noter, 8. Notador, observador.
To Nonplus, va. Confundir, atascar, estre-
char en una disputa. cla,
Non-residence, « Ausencia, falta de residen-
Non-resident, 8, Ausente,
Non-resistance, 8. Obediencia pasiva.
Nonsense, 28. Disparate, absurdo; jerigonza.
a a. Absurdo, d o, imper-
tinento.
Nonsensically, ad. Dis ente.
Nonsensicainess, £. Absurdidad; disparate, | Notion, 8, Noclon; parecer, 0
Nonsensitive, a. Falto de sensibilidad.
Non-solvency, & Insolvencia.
Non-tolvent, 8. y a. Insolvente.
Non-solution, ¢ Insolvencia,
Non-sparing, a. Cruel, devorador.
Noteworthy, a. Notabla.
Nothing, a. Nada, ninguna cosa.
Nothingnoss, 8, No-nada, naderia.
Notice, e. Nota, reparo; aviso, noticia,
To Notice, ca. Notar, observar, mir re-
parar. car.
Notification, a, Notificacion, el acto de notl-
To Notify, oa. Notificar, advertir, avisar.
Noting, 4 Notificacion, aviso. [do.
inion; sentl-
Notional, a. Imaginario, id
Notionality, a. La opinion gue no tiene fun-
damento 6 nada en que fundarse.
Notionally, ad. Idealmente.
Notorloty, ¢. Notoriedad, noticia pública.
To Nonsult, ea. (For.) Declarar que un de- Notorious, a. Notorlo, público conocido.
mandante ha do el derecho de seguir
en su demanda, de jurisdiccion.
Noodle, 4. Simplon, mentecata, idiota.
Nook, 8. Rincon, ángulo.
Noon, 8. Mediodía.
Noonday, 4 Mediodía —a. Meridional.
Noontide, a, Meridional.—s. Mediodia.
Noose, 8, Lazo. Noose enare, 'Trampa.
"Fo Noose, va. Enlazar; entrampar.
Nor, conj. Ni.
Normal, a. (Geom.) Porpendicular; normal. |
N a 8 (Náu.) Burol del molincte; nor-
mando.
North, 8, Norte.—a. Septentrional.
Northerly, Northern, a. Septentrional.
Northern lights, Aurora boreal, (polar,
North-star, sa, Estrella del norte, estrella
Northw Northwards, ad, Mácia el norte.
North-wind, 8. Norte, el viento septentrio-
nal. [nose, Nariz chata
N 8. Narlz; olfato, sagacidad. A fut
To Nose, vu. Oler; encararse; oponcrse,
Noscband, a. Muserola,
Nosebleed, ¢ (Bot.) Milenrama,
Noscgay, 8. Ramiiete.
Nosoless, a. Desnarigado, [cota
Noslo, £. Cañon de fuello; punta do alguna
Nosology, & Nosologia, dades.
+ Nosopoetic, a. Lo que produce enferme-
Nostalgia, a Nostalgia.
Nostril, a. Ventana do la nariz.
Nostrum, 8, Secreto; medicina secreta.
Not, ad, No. Not at all, De ningun modo.
Notability, Notablenoss, 8. Importancia;
singularidad; notabilidad.
Notable, a. Notable; memorable; cuidado-
so, diligente, atento, en desprecio.
Notably, ad. Notablemente.
Notarial, a. Pasado ante un notario,
Notary, Notary-public, 8. Notario, escribano
público.
Notation, & Notacion, snotacton; sentido.
Wotch, & Muesca, abertura, corte,
‘To Notch, ta. Hacer muescas.
Note, 2. Nota; marca; caso; aprecio.
“To Note, 04. Notar; marcar; distinguir;
reparar.
N ie & Libro do momoria,
"y
Notoriously, ad. Notoriamente.
¡Ñ otoriousness, 8. Notoriedad.
Non-tenure, €. (For.) Alegacion de exencion | Notus, 8. N gs
Notwheat, e, (Bot.) Trigo chamorro.
AS ote luhstandlng, ce a No obstante, sin
shi 2d aunque; bien que.—ad. A’
des o, & pesar de,
Nought, a. N To set at nought, Menos-
preciar, no hacer caso.
Noun, 8. (Gram.) Nombre. {criar.
| To Nourish, oa. Nutrir; alimentar; alentar;
Nourishable, «a. Nutricio. [dor,
Nonrisher, @ Nutridur, nutriente, allmenta-
Nonrishment, £. Nutrimento, alimento,
Novel, a. Novel, moderno.—s. Novela,
' Novelist, 8, Novator; novelador.
Novelty, 8. Novodad.
November, a. Noviembre,
Novenary, a. Novenario.
Novennial, a. Lo que dura nueve años.
Novorcal, a. Propio de madrastra,
Novice, 8. Noviclo; poniente:
Noviceship, 8. Noviciado,
a oul i Vv. Al nd then,
ow, ad. Ahora; poco ha, Novoa
Do vez en cuando. Just now, Ahora
mismo.
Nowadays, ad. En nuestros dias, hoy dia.
Noway, Noways, ad. De ningun modo.
Nowhere, ad. in ninguna parte.
Nowise, ad, De ningun modo, de ninguna
manera.
Noxious, a, Nocivo, dañoso; enlpable.
Noxiously, ad. Perniciosamente.
Noxiousness, & Nociva, dañosa ó perjudicial.
Nozle, Nozzle, €. Nariz de un animal; ex-
tremidad. 080,
Nubiforous, Nubigenons, a. Nubiloso, nu-
+To Nubilate, va. Anublar,
Nubile, a, Núbil, doncella casadera.
Nucleus, a. Núcleo.
Nude, a, Desnudo.
Nudity, €. Desnudez.
Nugacity, e. Frusloria, no-nada, [lero.
Nugutory, a. Nugatorio, fatil, frivolo, frus-
Nuisance, & Daño, perjuicio; molostia, es-
torbo.
To Null, ra. Anular.
Null, o. Nulo, inválido, irrito. 705
NUT
OBE
Nollifidian, e. Persona sin fó; nulo en todo.
To Nullify, ra, Anular, invalidar, abrogar.
Nullity, « Nulidad; falta do existencia.
Numb, uw. Entorpecido, adormecido,
Tu Numb, ea, Entorpecer.
¢+Nuinbedness, €, Torpor, entorpecimiento.
To Number, ca. Numerar, contar.
Number, & N úmero, cantidad, multitad.
Numberer, 8. Numerador, contador.
Numberlcss, 4. Innumerabla, sin número.
Numbfish, s. Torpedo.
Numbles, s. Entrañas de venado,
Numbness, s. Torpor, entorpecimiento,
adormecimiento.
Nuunerable, a. Numerable.
Numeral, a, Numeral
Numerally, ad. Numéricamente,
Numerary, 4. Numerario.
To Numerato, ra. Numerar, contar,
Numeration, 8. Numeracion.
Numerator, & Numerador; contador.
Nuweric, a. Num¢rico.
Numerical, a. Numérico.
Numerically, ad. Numéricamente.
Numerous, a. Numeroso.
Numerousness, & Numerosidad, muche-
dumbro; cadencia,
Numismatic, «+. Numismático.
rl the aed a. Numismatografla.
Nummary, Nunimular, a, Pecaniario.
Numskull, a Zote.
Numskulled, a. Lerdo, zote, bobo.
Nun, 4, Monja. (Orn.) Paro.
Nuncio, 8. Nuncio, enviado.
Nuncupativo, a, N uncupativo, verbal.
Nundiual, a. Lo que pertenece 4 los merca-
os, monjas.
Nunnery, €, Convento 6 monasterio de
Nuptial, a, Nupcial. Nuptial song, Epi-
talamio.
Nuptials, 8, pl. Nupcias, boda,
Nurse, 3. Ama de cria, Wet nurse, Ama do
lecho. (Mex.) Chichigua, (Cuba) Crian-
dera. [fomentar.
To Nurse, va, Criar; alimentar; cuidar;
Nurse-maid, Nursery-maid, h Niñera;
criandera, ama. [fomentador.
Nurser, 8. sona que cria; promotor,
Nursery, €. Crianza; plautel, almuciga; £e-
millero,
Nursing, 8. El acto de criar 4 los niños.
Nursling, $. Niño criado.
Nurture, 8. Nutrimento; educacion.
To Nurture, oa. Criar, educar, cnseñar.
To Nustle, va. Halagar, acariciar.
Nut, € Nuez. Jfuzelnué, Avellana, Wal-
nut, Nuez do nogal.
To Nut, on. Coger nucces,
Nutation, 4. Nutacion.
Nutbrown, a. Avellanado.
Nutcrackers, 8. pl. Cascanueces.
N una’ 8. Agalla de monte.
Nuthatch, Nutpecker, 8. (Orn.) Picamadero.
Nuthook, €, Horquilla para hacer caer las
nneces,
Nutmeg, $. Nuez moscada,
Nutoil, a. Accito de nueces.
Nutriment, s. Nutrimento, alimento.
Nutrimental, 7. Nutrimental.
Apto e Nutricion; nutrimento,
Nutritious, Nutritive, a. Nutritivo, nutricio,
alimentoso.
Nutshell, +. Cáscara de nuez 6 avellana
Nut-tree, e. (Bot.) Avellano.
Nux-vomica, 2, Nuez vómica, un venezo
fuerte.
To Nuzzle, ca. Criar, fomentar ; anidarse.
Nyctalops, @. Nictalope.
Nyctalopy, 8. Nictalo
Nymph, € Ninfa, dei fabulosa.
Nymphean, a. Lo perteneciente á las nicóza
Nymphomany, @ (Méd.) Ninfomeaja, furor
uterino,
O.
O tiene en ingles diversos sonidos: uno ea
que se pronuncia lo mismo que la o espe
fiola muy breve, como en sot, got, let:
otro en que sa pronanciacion tira alz al
diptongo os español, como en mo, m4,
alone ; otro cuando 86 pronuncia is
mismo que la + en español, como ea da
prove, move, otro semejante al de la «
española muy larga como en for, mor ; y
el último lo mismo que el de la u «+
ie breve, como en toomaa, bows.
*oolf.
O, Oh! interjeccion para exclamar, exhorur.
Oaf, 8. Idiota, zoquete, zote.
Oafish, a. Lerdo, estúpido, tonta,
Oafishness, $. Torpeza, rudeza, esta
Oak, 8. Roble. reen Sci
Onk-apple, a. Especie de
Oak-bark, £. Corteza de ro Es
pa a. one ahr duro como el =>
ve, 8. Ko el bosque de robiat
o ein
ing, & Koblo tierno 6 de poco
Oak-tree, & Wot) Roble.
Oakum, @. (Náu.) Estopa; para calafatosr.
Oar, as. (Náu.) Remo. To ship the cars
(Náu.) Armar los remos. Tema
To Oar, on. Remar.—ca. Bogar,
Oar-finned, a. Lo que tiene remos.
, 4, Formado como remo; remado.
Oasis, a Un llano ameno cercado de un de
sierto árido.
Oast, a, Horno. V. Hop-oaat.
Oat, 8. (Bot) Avena’ Wild oat, Avena loca
Oat-cake, e. Torta do harina de avena,
Oaten, a. Aveniceo; hecho de avena.
Oath, 8. Juramento.
Oatmeal, s. Harina do avena.
o s. pl (Bot) Avena. 7d sew one's
oats, Hacer sus mocedades.
t+tObambulstion, 8. Paseo.
Obduction, s. El acto de cubrir.
Obduracy, 8. Obduracion, endurecimiento.
Obdurato, «. Endurecido, terca, obstinada,
Obduratcly, ad. Obstinadamente. [mienta
Obduratenoss, $. Impenitencia, endurect
Obedience, 8. Obediencia, sarnision.
Obedient, a. Obediente, sumiso.
Obediential, a. Obedtencial.
Obediontly, ad. Obedientemente.
Obelsanco, 2. Reveroncia, acatamiento.
Obelisk, e, Obelisco,
BOYA
Obese, a. Obeso, gordo.
Obeseness, Obesity, e. Obestdad, crasitud.
To Obey, va. Obedecer, someterse 4.
To Obfuscate, va. V. To Offuacate.
Object, a. Objeto ; blanco, punto,
To Object, ea. Objetar; hacer ros:
Object-glass, 2. (Opt.) Vidrio objetivo.
Objection, & Objecion, reparo, réplica; tacha,
Objectionable, a. Reparable, capaz de obje-
clon. objeto.
Objective, a. pp ahd lo perteneciente al
Objectively, ad. Objetivamente. — [objoto.
Objectiveness, a. El estado de lo que es un
Objector, a. Impugnador, el que.
Obit, a. Exequias.
Obituary, a. Obituario. [aprobar.
To Objurgate, va. Reprender, censurar, des-
Objurgation, 8, Eeprension, censura, desa-
probacion.
Or) srlgpag A a, Reprobatorio.
Oblate, a, Chato por los polos.
Oblation, « Oblacion, ofrenda y sacrificio
que se hace 4 Dios.
To Obligate, ea. Obligar, ligar contrato.
Obligation, e. Obligacion, vínculo; contrato.
Obligatoriness, 2. Lo que impone obligacion.
Obligatory, a. Obligatorio. servir.
To Oblige, ea. spots eae ligar; complacer;
Obligee, €. (For.) Obligado.
Obliger, 4. El que obliga por contrato,
Obliging. a. Servicial, servidor, galante.
Obligingly, ad. Cortesmente, atentamente.
Obligingness, 8. Obligacion, cortesía, obse-
nio.
oblique, a. Oblicuo, sesgado, atravesado.
Obliquely, ad. Oblicuamente ; indirocta-
mente; por rodeos, sesgo; desvio,
Obliqueness, Obliquity, 8. Oblicuidad; al
To Obliterate, va. Borrar; arrasar; tachar.
Obliteration, s. Canceladura,
Oblivious, a. Olvidado. [nistia.
Oblivion, 4 Olvido. Act of ohlieton, Am-
Oblong, a Oblongo.—e. Paralelogramo.
Oblongly, ad. En figura oblonga.
Oblongness, s. El estado de lo oblongo.
Onloqny> 8. Murmuracion, detraccion ; des-
onra.
Obmutescence, 8. Mudez; silencio.
Obnoxtous, a. Poligroso, expuesto; culpa-
ble; dañoso. [expuesto a ser castigado.
Obnoxiously, ad. En un estado de sujecion ;
Obnoxiousness, 8, Estado obnoxio; sujocion
4 castigo.
Obnubilation, 8. Oscurecimiento.
Oboo, 8. Oboe. V. Hautboy. {noa,
Obole, & (Farm.) O'bolo, peso de doce gra-
Obolus, 4, O'bolo, moneda antigua.
Obreption, 8. Obrepcion. obrepcion.
Obreptitious, a Obrepticio, hecho por
Obscene, a. Obsceno, impúdico, torpe.
Obscenely, ad. Obecenamente,
Obscenenesa, Obscenity, Obsconidad, im-
pureza, torpeza.
Obscuration, €. Oscurecimiento,
Obscure, a. Oscuro, lóbrego ; tenebroso.
To Obscure, ea. Oscurecer; deslustrar.
Obscurely, ad. Oscuramente; confusamente.
Obscureness, Obscurity, e. Oscuridad, lobre-
guez; confusion.
Obsecration, «. Ruego, súplica, ansiosa.
Obsequies, 2. pl Exequias, funeral.
Obsequious, a. Obeequioso, rendido,
Obsequiously, ad. Obsequiosamente.
Obsequiousness, s Obsequio, obediencia,
rendimiento. [nente.
Observable, a. Notable, conspicuo, emi-
Observableness, €. El estado de lo que es
notable.
Observably, ad. Notablomente. [tamiento.
Observance, €. Observancia, reverencia, aca-
Cosas de ser ob-
servadas, [to, exacto.
Observant, a. Observante, obsequioso, aten-
Observation, 8. Observacion; nota, reparo;
observancia.
Observator, 8, Observador.
Observatory, $. Observatorio. [reparar.
To Observe, va. O ; mirar; notar;
Observer, 8. Observador; observante,
Observing, a. Atento, cuidadoso.
Observingly, ad. Cuidadosamente,
Obsession, 8. Sitio; obsesion.
Obsidional, a. Obsidional. lo; sellado,
Obsignatory, a. Lo que se certifica con se-
Obsolesoent a. Lo que va haciéndose anti-
cuado,
Obsolete, a. Obsoleto, anticuado,
Obsoletenesa, s. Desuso. (razo.
Obstacle, a. Obstáculo, impedimento, omba-
Obstetric, Obstetrical, a. que pertenece
al oficlo de ra 6 comadre.
To Obetetricate, oct. Partear.
Obstetrication, $. Parteria, obstetricia.
Obstetrictan, a. Partero, comadron.
pia e $. Obstinacion, pertinacia, ter-
qu
Obstinste, a, Obstinado, terco, porfiado.
Obetinately, ad. Obetinadamente.
Obstinateness, s. Obetinacion, terquedad.
Obstipation, 8. Cerramiento.
Obstreperous, a. Estrepitoso, ruidoso.
Obstreperously, ad, Estrepitosamente.
Obstreperousness, 2. Estrépito, bulla,
Obstriction, 8. Obligacion, escritura,
To Obstruct, ra. Obstruir; cerrar; impedir,
Obstrueter, €, Estorbador. lo.
Obstruction, €. Obstruccion ; estorbo, obs-
Obstructive, a. Obstructivo.—s Embarazo.
Obstruent, a. Obstructivo.
To Obtaln, va. Obtener, adquirir; alcanzar,
conseguir, | r.
Obtainable, a. quible.
Obtainer, 8, El que obtiene.
e a e ona A
o Obtem o oa. ecor, sujetarse
To Obtend. « va. Oponer. E
Obtension, 8. (Poco us.) Oposicion. [plica,
Obtestation, 8, Encarecimionto; ruego, sú-
a Obtrude, va. Introducirse; entreme
ree.
Obtruder, 2. Un entremetido, un intruso.
To Obtruncate, ea. Cortar un miembro
an árbol.
Obtruncation, e. Desmoche.
Obtrusion, $, Intrusion, entremetimiento.
Obtrusive, a. Intruso, entremetido.
To Obtund, va. Embotar, entorpecer.
Obtus-angular, a. Obtusángnio.
Obtuse, a. Obtuso; lerdo, torpe; sordo,
Obtusely, ad, Obtasamente. Sor
O0U
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Obtuseness, 8. Embotadura, cmbotamiento, ' Oculato, a. Ocular.
to y Oculist, £. Ocult
Obtusion, s. Embotamiento.
To Obumbrate, ea. Anular, sombrear.
Obumbration, 4. Oscurecimiento.
Obuncous, a, Muy corcovado.
Obversant, a. Familiar.
Obverse, a. Anverso, en las medallas.
To Obvert, va. Volver hacia.
To Obviate, ea. Obviar, evitar 6 tb
Obvious, a. Obvio, manificsto, evidento.
Obviously, «vd. Obviamente.
Obviousness, €, Claridad, evidencia,
Occasion, €, Ocasion, ocurrencia; motivo;
necesidad.
To Occasion,
ea. Ocasionar, causar, excitar. |
Occasional, a. Ocasional, casual, contingente. | Odor, e. Olor; fragran
A sta,
Odd, a. Impar. Odd and even, Parc ;
nonca Particular, raro; tanto; numer
Oday 2 Sinpeiaridak
ity, a Sin rareza
Oddly, ad. Designalmente, extrafsmesia
Oddness, e. Disparidad; singularidad; "e
reza. (desicta.
Odds, €. Desigualdad, diferencia; apio
| Odo, £, Oda, lírico,
Odlous, a. Ódicso, abominable,
Odiously, ad. Odiosamente.
| Odiousness, Odium, e, Odiosidad; odio.
Odontalgia, « Odontal
Odontalgic, a. Odontálgioo.
olor susya
Occasionally, ad. Ocasionalmente; de vez Odorate, a. Oloroso, fragrante.
en cuando. {tivo.
Occasioner, a Motor, causador, causa, mo-
Occecation, 8. O: n,
Occident, 2. Occidente.
Occidental, a. Occidental.
Occipital, a. Occlpital.
Occiput, €. Colodrillo,
fon, & La accion de matar.
Occlusion, £. Cerradura, cerramionto.
Occalt, a. Oculto, escondido ignorado.
Occultation, €. (Astr.) Ocultacion; desspari-
cion cra.
Oocultness, & Ocultacion ; secreto.
Occupancy, & Ocupacion, toma de posesion,
Occupant, €. Ocupador, ocupante. [sion.
Occupation, £. Ocupacion ; empleo, profo-
Occupier, 8. Ocupador; e phelo en algun,
arte,
To Ocenpy, ea. Ocupar, emplear. [llarse,
To Occur, on. Ocurrir; encontrarse 6 ha-
Occurrence, 6. Ocurrencia, incidente; lance.
Occurrent, a. Incidental.—e. Incidencia,
+tOccursion, 8. Choque.
Oocan, $. Océano; piólago. [ooéano,
Ocean, Oceanic, A. Lo que perteneco al
Ocellated, a. Lo que tiene ojos; ojoso.
Ochlocracy, 8. Oclocracia.
Ochra, €. e. Red-ochre, Almagre.
Ochreous, Ochrey, a. Lo quo pertenec» al
ocre.
Octagon, a. Octágono.
Oc nal, a. Octagonal.
Octahedron, 8, Octaedro. .[los vegetales.
Octandría, 8. Octandria, la clase octava do
Octangular, a. Octangular.
Octangularness, a. Figura octangular.
Octant, a. y e. (Ast.) Octante.
Octapla, €. Octapla.
Octatoach, 8. Octatonco,
Octave, £ Octava. (Múa.) Octava.
Octave, a. Octavo.
Octavo, a, Octavo.
Octennial, a. Lo que dura ocho años.
October, & Octubre.
Octoedrical, a, Octoédrico.
Octogenary, a. Octogenario.
Octonoeular, a. Lo que tiene ocho ojos.
Ortopetalous, a. (Bot.) Octopstala.
Octustyle, a. (Arq.) Octóstilo.
Octuple, a. O’ctuplo.
Ocular, a. Ocular.
Ovalarly, ad. Ocularmente,
Odoration, $. Fragrancia.
Odoriferous, a Odorifero, fragrante.
Odoriferousness, e.
Odorous, € Oloroso.
Oxlyssey, & Odisea 6 Ulixea.
(Ecumenical, 2. Ecumónico,
(Edema, €, Edema.
(Elllad, £ Ojeada, mirada,
O'er, V. Over.
(Beophagnus, s. Esófago, tragadero.
Of, prep. De; tocante; segun; por.
Off, Adverbio y preposición que ft”:
mente se une á los verbos para 10(-.."-2
su significacion, y ya unido, ya sepa. -
sirve para Sree separacion, 80s20=
on ó distancia,
Offal, e. Sobras, relieve ;
Offence, 2. Ofensa; injuria; atsque.
tOffencefal, a. Ofensivo, injurioso.
Offenceless, a. Apacible, pacifico.
To Offend, ea. y w. Ofender, irritar; ©
meter; violar.
Offender, a. Delincuonte, trasgresor, of.
Offendress, af, Ofensora.
(ffonsive, a. Ofensivo ; injurioso.
aver ad, a anaes ee
fensiveness, & esazon,
To Offer, va, Ofrecer; ificar; salen
roponer.
Offer, a, Oferta: Lia don.
Offerable, a. Ofrectble.
Offerer, €, Ofrecedor.
Offering, e. Sacrificio, oferta.
Offertory, £. Ofertorlo, el acto de ofre". |
Ottice, 8, Oficio; empleo; funcion; »%
cio; oficina.
Officer, €. Oficial; empleado.
Oflicered, e. (Mil.) Cumandado.
Oficial, e. Propio; oficiaL—s. Provi“”.
Officially, ad. De oficio, ARO: -
To Officiate, va. Hacer alguna cosa de" *
Officinal, a. Do oficio; oficinal; medic.-s-
Officious, a. Oficioso, entremetido; vi“
A ec
Officiously, ad. Oficiosamenta — [iunisr?
Officfousness, & Oficiosidad, obscquiv Y”
OBing, & To stand for the offing. 0" '
Correr al largo. (dus
Offscouring, a Hex, desecho, besora bss
Offecuin, & y a. Dejado; vil, basin.
Offset, &. Pimpollo que echa la plants is
Offspring, a. Propagación ; prob, line.
universe.
OMI
OPE
Otfwandl, ad. (N&a.) Al largo de la costa,
Of, Often, times, Oftentimes, ad. Fre-
enentemente, 4 menudo.
Ogdoastich, €. El epigrama de ocho versos,
a (Arq.) Cimacio, moldura en forma
de
tOgganition, a. Regafiamiento.
To Ogle, ea. Guiñar, mirar al soslayo.
Ogle, €, Guiñada, ojeada.
Ogier, €, Guíñador.
Oxling, & El acto de gulñar.
Oglio, a, Olla podrida.
Oh! ínterj. Oh! (exclamacion).
Oil, 8, Acelto. Linseed-oil, Accite de lina-
za. Oil of olives, Aceite de comer.
To ON), oa. Aceitar.
Oll-bottle, & Aceitera, alcuza.
Oil-cake, 8. Los aslentos de la linaza.
Oil-cloth, a. Encerado, hule,
Oil-color, 8. Color molido con aceite,
Oilet, Oilet-hole, e. Ojete.
Oiliness, ¢. Oleaginosidad, untuosidad.
Oilman, a Aceitero.
Oil-mil a pho & Molino de aceite.
Oil-shop, 4. Aceiteria, tienda de acoite,
a y, a eae Alen] Ñ tal.
Oily-grain, a, onjoli; sésamo orlen-
Oily-palm, @ Tots Palma de Senegal.
To Vint, va. Untar. V. To Anomt.
Ointment, 8. Ungionto.
Old, a. Viejo; antiguo; anticuado.
tOlden, a. Viejo, antiguo.
Oldfasbioned, a. Hecho á la antigua,
Oldish, a. Algo vicjo; avejentado.
Oldness, £, Ancianidad, v antigiedad.
pp a as :
Oleaginoas, «. ts
Oleaginousnesa, 2. O osidad.
Oleander, & (Bot.) Adelfa, baladre.
Oleaster, a. (Bot.) Olivo silvestre; acebuche.
Oleose, Oleous, a. Oleoso.
Oleraceous, 4. Semejante 4 hortaliza.
Olfactory, A. Oifatorio.
Olibanum, $. Incienso, olibano.
Oligarchical, a. Oligárquico.
Oligarchy, 4, Oligarquia.
Olio, & Mezcla, miscelánea.
Olitory, 8. Huerta de hortaliza.
Ol'yo, a. (Bot.) Olivo; oliva, aceituna.—a.
Aceitanado.
Olive-bearing, a. Olivifero. [de paz.
Olive-branch, €, Ramo de olivo; emblema
Olive-color, 8. Accitunado.
Olive-grove, Olive-yard, 8. Olivar.
Olive-oil, a, El accito de olivas 6 de comer.
Olivo-tree, 8. Olivo.
Olla, & Olla; marmita, olla.
Oly mplad, « Olimpiada.
Olyimpio, €. Olimpico,
Olympus, 4. Olimpo; el cielo.
Ombre, @ El tresillo 6 juego del hombre,
Ombrometer, 8. Un instrumento para medir
la cantidad de lluvia,
Omega, 8. Omega; fin.
Omelet, €. Tortilla; fritada de huevos.
Omen, 8. Agiiero, peveustion, presagio.
Umened, a. Fatidico.
Owentum, 8. Omento, el redaño.
Ominous, €. Ominuso, azaroso, fatal.
Ominously, ad. Uminosameute.
Ominousness, 8. Lo que constituye una cosa
ominosa,
Omission, €. Omision, flojedad, descuido.
To Onnit, oa. Omitir, pasar en silencio,
Omnibus, 83, Faeton, diligencia,
Omnifarlous, @. De todo género y especie.
Omniferous, a. Lo que puede producir todas
las cosas.
Omnific, a. El que todo lo cria,
Omniform, a. Omniforme,
Omniformity, 8. Omniformidad.
Omnigenonus, a. Omnigeno.
Omniparient, Omniparous, a. Omniparo.
Oniniperciplency, €. Percepcion de todas las
cosas.
cosas,
as las
ten-
Omnipotent, Omnipotente, (e
mnipotent, a. y a. nipo 0
Omnuipresence, $. Ubicuidad. dd
Omnipresent, a. Presente cn todas partes.
Omniscienos, Omnisciency, 8. Omnicioncia.
Omniscient, a. Onmniscio, infinitamente
sabio, [en los fondos públicos,
Omniam, e. El de diversas acciones
Omnivorous, a, Lo que todo lo dovora.
pepe. 8. (Anat.) Omoplato, espaldilla,
Omphaloptio, 8. Lente convexo,
On, Pre. Sobre, encima, en; de; 4—ad.
Adolante.—interj, Vamos!
Once, ad. Una vez. At once, De una vez.
Once, $. Onza, un animal.
One, a. Un, uno.—s. Uno, una persona.
very one, Cada uno, One by one, Uno
á uno.
One-eyed, a. Tuerto.
One-handed, a. Manco. [tico,
Oneirocritic, 8. Oneirocritical, a. Onirocri-
Oneness, & Unidad, singularidad, indivi-
dualidad.
Onerary, a. Propio para carga,
Onerous, A. Oneroso, opresivo, primos
Onion, e. (Bot.) Cebolla. Bunch of oniona,
Ristra de cebollas,
Only, a, U'nico, sulo; raro.—ad. Solamente.
Onomancy, Onomatechny, 8. Onomancia.
Onomantic, Onomantical, a. Onomantico.
Onset, a. Embestida, primer ímpetu, ataquo.
Ontologist, 8. Ontologista, metafisico.
Ontology, 8. Ontologia. tado.
Onward, @ Avanzado, aumentado, adclan-
Onward, ad, Adolante. To come onward,
Acercarse.
Onychomancy, 8. Adivinacion
Onyx, €. Onix, uña plodra proc
Oost, 8. El horno para secar lupulos.
Ooze, €. Fango, limo; chorre ; adobe.
To Ooze, on. Manar algun Iquido BuaYo-
bay a 6 0 nd, Baza.
zy, G. Cenagoso. Oozy grou
Opacity, 8. Opacidad.
Opacous, a. Opaco,
Opacousness, 4, Opacidad.
Opal, 8. O'palo, piedra preciosa.
Upaque, a. Upaco.
To Open, ta. Abrir, descubrir, destapar.
Open, a. Abierto; patente, claro, ridenta
Omnipercipient, a. El que percibe
sr potence, Omnipotency, 8. Omni
po: las uñas.
OSA,
ranco.
Opener, & Abridor; interprete, expositor.
Upen-ayed, a. Alerto, vig mente ee
OPP
Open-handed,a. Generoso, dadivoso, liberal.
Open-hearted, a. Ingenuo, franco, sincero.
Open-heartedneas, €, Liberalidad, generosi-
dad, franqueza. [bre.—a. Aperitivo.
Opening, «. Abertura, hendedara; vislum-
Openly, ad. Abiertamente.
Open-mouthed, a. Voraz, ávido, Ñ
Openness, 8. Claridad ; franqueza, sincerl-
dad, candor.
Opera, 8. O'pera ; teatro.
+Uperable, a. Factible.
To Operate, cn. Obrar, operar.
Operatical, a. Lo que pertenece á la ópera.
Operation, 8. Operacion; accion, efecto.
Operative, a, Operativo, eficaz. —s. Opera-
rio, fabricante.
Operator, 8. Operario; operador.
Operose, a. Operoso; laboriuso; trabajoso.
Ophthalmic, a. Oftélmico.
Ophthalmography, 4. Oftalmografia.
Ophthalmology, €. Oftalmologia.
OO mosobS a. Uftalmoscopia,
Ophthalmy, 4. ftalmia
Opiate, a. Opiata.—a, Narcótico ; soporifico.
To Opine, on. Opinar, discurrir, juzgar.
Opiniative, a. Opinante, opinativo, terco.
Opinion, 8, Opinion, sentir; concepto.
Opinionate, Opinionated, a. Po o, obati-
nado, terco.
Opinionately, ad. Porfiadamente.
Opinionative, a. Toreo, obstinado, porfiado.
Opinionatively, ad. Tercamente.
Opinionativeness, e. Porfia, terquodad, obse-
tinacion.
Opinioned, a. Presumido; obstinado.
opiniones 8. Opinante; el que está muy
o de sí mismo.
Opium, 38. Opio; narcótico,
Opobalsam, s. Opobálsamo.
Opodeldoo, e. ler Linimento,
Opopanax, & Opopdnaco.
Opossum, 8. Zorra mochilera. {bl
Oppidan, a. El habitante de una villa 6 pue-
Opponency, & Oposicion; exposicion de
argumentos. [a. Opuesto, contrario.
Opponent, es. Antagonista; contrincante.—
Opportune, a. Oportuno, conveniente,
Opportunely, ad. Oportunamente, á tiempo.
Opportuneness, & El estado de lo que es
oportuno,
Opportunity, £ Oportunidad, sazon.
To Uppose, ea. Oponer; contraponer.—on.
Contrariar; argiiir.
Opposer, a Opositor, antagonista, rival.
Opposite, a. Fronterizo, opuesto; adverso.
—<«. Antagonista.
Oppositely, ad. Enfrente, opuestamonte,
Oppositenesa, s. Contrariedad. — [sistencia,
Opposition, 8. Oposicion; contrariedad ; re-
Oppositive, a. Capaz do ser puesto en oposi-
clon. mir.
To Oppress, va. Oprimir, apretar; compri-
a bons Opresion ; crueldad ; vejacion ;
miser
Oppressive, a. Opresivo ; pesado, molesto,
Oppressively, ad. Opresivamente.
Oppreseiveness, ¢. Oprosion.
Oppressor, a. Opresor. [famante.
Opprobrioua, a. Po ad pala a esol gy in-
Ad, Ignominiosamente,
ORD
Opprobriousnesa, ¢. Oprobio, ignominia,
o ppcobriara, e. Oprobio, ignominia, de
onra. ?.
To Oppugn, ea. Opagnar ; contrariar, com-
Oppugnation, s. Resistencia.
Oppugner, e. Opugnador.
Optativo, a. Optativo. (para ve.
Optic, Optical, a, O” eos que sirve
Optician, are) 8. O'ptico ;
Optimacy, 8 Nobleza; el cuerpo de ix
op! ul timist, e. Optimismo iyo
timism, mist, e, > Opa
Optimity, €, La propiedad de ser o
Option, 4. lon; la facultad de i
Optional, a. La facultad de elegir.
Opulence, Opulency, £. Opulencia ; abaz-
dancía.
Opulent, a. Opulento, rico.
Opulently, a pal higuera de 1
Or, . O”, partícula disyuntiva que de-
nota distribucion y oposicion.—ad. Antes.
Or ever. A'ntes de todo. (Blas) Oro.
Orach, £. (Bot) Especie de ceñizio y de x-
muelle, [embirua
Oracle, a, Oráculo. Oracular, a. Positive,
Oraison, a. Oracion verbal.
Oral, a. Oral, vocal, verbal.
Orally, ad. Vorbalmente, de palabra,
Orang-outang, £. Orangutan ; mono gransa
Orange, €. Naranja.—a. ado.
Orangeade, 8. Agua de naranja,
Orange-color, €. Color de naranja.
Orange-dew, €. Rocío de naranja, naranjas
Orangeman, 8, Orangista; naranjero.
Orange-musk, 6. Pera anaranjada.
Orangery, € Naranjal
Orange-wife, Orange-woman, $/. Naranjers
Oration, @ Oracion; locucion, arenga.
O. | Orator, 8. Orador; suplicante,
Oratoria), a. Retórico, oratorio.
Oralodo, & Ormtarle ; concerts degrada
ratorlo, €. Oratorio; concierto
Oratory, €. Oratoria; oratorio.
Orb, 4. Orbe, esfera, globo; circulo.
To Orb, va. Formar en circulo,
Orbed, Orbicular, a. Orbicular, redondo
Orbicularly, ad. Orbicularmente.
Orbicularness, a Esfericidad. — [orbienis
Orbicnlation, a. Lo que está hecho en figun
Orbit, & O'rbita; la cuenca del aja.
Ore, 8. (Ict.) Orca, orco.
Orchanet, e. jee) Ancasa tintorial
Orchard, & Huerto; vergel
Orchestra, Orchestre, 8, vuestra.
Orchil, ¢. (Bot.) Orchilla de Canarias.
Orchotomy, 8. (Cir.) Orcotomia, cer.
To Ordain, oa, Ordenar ; disponer ; estab;
ew a. Lo que es capaz de ser arde
O.
n
Ordainor, 8. Ordenador. [ordalia
Ordeal, €. Ordalia.—a. Lo que pertencce ás
Order, a. O'rden ; regla; m 0; serie, clase.
La uia eclesiástica,
To Order, oa. Ordenar; disponer, arreglar;
mandar.
Orderer, 2. Ordenador.
Ordering, 8. Manejo, direcelon, disposicion
ORP
Orderless, a. Desordenado; confuso; irre-
gular.
Orderliness, 4. Regnlaridad, órden, método.
Orderly, a. Ordenado, metódico, regular.
+0rdinable, a. Lo que se puede ordenar.
Ordinal, a. Ordinal.—s, Ritual de los divinos
oficios,
Ordinance, 8. Ordenanza, ley, estatuto.
Ordinarily, ad. Ordinariamente. [gar.
Ordinary, a. Ordenado; comun, usual; vul-
Ordinate, «a. Ordenado, metódico. — 8.
(Geom.) Ordenada, aplicada.
Ordination, a. Ordenacion; disposicion.
Ordnance, & Artillería, cañones.
Ordonnance, 8. La disposicion de las figuras
y demas piezas de que se compone una
pintura.
Ordure, 8. Basura, porguería, excremento.
Ore, 8. Quijo, ganga, mineral.
Orcad, 2, Orvad, ninfa de los bosques.
Oreweed, Orewood, 8. ae
Orgal, ¢. Las heces secas de vino.
Organ, Organ-builder, a. Organo ; organero.
Organic, a. Orgánico.
Organically, ad. ánicamente, ico.
Organicalness, a. El estado de lo que es or-
Organism, 4. Estructura orgánica.
Organist, 3. Organista,
Organization, e. Organizacion,
To Organize, va. Organizar. [ca el órgano.
Organ-loft, 8, O'rgano, el sttio donde se colo-
Organy, 3. (Bot.) Orégano,
Orgasm, 8. paran
Orgies, a. pl. O'rgias.
Orichalch, Oricbaicum, £. Laton.
Oriel, 4. Ventana circular; alcoba cerca de
Ja sala principal.
Orlency, €. Brillantez de color.
Orient, @. Oriental; briliante.—se Oriente.
Oriental, a. y s. Oriental.
Orientalism, ¢ Estilo oriental.
Orifice, e. Orificio; abertura.
Origan, Origanum, 4 (Bot.) Orégano.
Origin, Original, a Origen; ascendencia;
principio; original.
Original, a. Original, primitivo.
Originality, €. Originalidad. [mente.
Originally, ad. Originalmente, originaria-
Originary, a. Primitivo.
To Originate, oa Originar, causar. — on.
Originarse, traer su origen,
Origination, 8. Origen.
Orillon, e. (Fort.) Orejon.
Orion, 8. (Ast.) Orion.
Orison, & Oracion, peticion, súplica.
Orle, a. Orla, filete ó liston.
Orlop, 8. (N&u.) Sollado de una embarcacion,
Ornament, @ Ornamento, adorno, ornato.
“To Ornament, oa. Ornamentar, adornar,
Ornamental, a. Lo que sirve de adorno.
Ornamentally, ad. adamento.
Ornamented, Ornate, £. Ornado, adornado,
ataviado. [atavio, aparato,
Ornateness, £. Ornato, ornamento, adorno,
+Ornature, 8. Decoracion, ornato.
Ornithological, a. Ornitológico.
Orntthologist, a. Ornitélogo.
Ornithology, 8. Ornitología.
Ornithomancy, 4 Ornitomancia,
Orphan, €, Huérfano ; huérfana,
Orphaned, 4. Huérfano; desamparado.
Orphanago, e. Orfandad.
Orphean, a. Orfeo; poético; músico.
iment, as. Oropimente.
Orpine, 8. (Bot) Telefio, fabacrasa
Orrery, €. Planetario.
Orris, 2. (Bot.) Lirio de Florencia.
Orsedow, Orsidue, 4 Oropel.
Ort, a Sobra, fragmento.
Ortbodox, a. Ortodoxo, libre de herejía,
Orthodoxly, ad. Con pureza de doctrina.
Orthodoxy, 8. Ortedoxia, sana doctrina.
Orthodromics, Orthodromy, e. (Nat) Orto-
rie Ortologi
oepy, 8. a
Orthogon, 8. Ortogunio.
Orthogonal, a. Rectángalo.
Orthographer, a. Ortografo. [fico.
Orthographic, Orthographical, a, Ortográ-
Orthograpbically, ad. Ortográficamente.
Orthographist, a. Ortógrafo.
phy, £ Ortografía.
Orthology, rh Ortologia.
Orth Ortometria, Espoli
ometry, 3. Ortume para es-
Orthopedy, a. O ia. ie ho.
Orthopnees, e. (Méd.) Ortopnea, opresion de
Ortive, a. (Ast.) vo; oriental.
Ortolan, 8. Horteano.
Orts, 8. pl. Sobras; lo que queda,
Orvietan, €, Antidoto, orvietano.
Oryotograpby, «. Orictografia.
Oscillancy, 8, Vibracion ú oscilacion.
To Osciilate, on. Oscilar, vibrar.
Oselllation, e. Oscilacion, vibracion.
Osciliatory, a. Oscilatorio.
Oscitancy, s. Bostezo ; descuido.
Oscitant, a. Bostezante; pesado, negligente.
To Oscitate, on. Bostezar.
Oscitation, €. Bostezo.
Oaculation, 8. (Geom.) Osculacion.
Osculatory, a. Osculatorio.
Osier, 8. (Bot.) Mimbrera. Common oster,
Sauce mimbrero. Golden osier, Mim-
brera ama. [con platina.
Osmium, €. (Min.) Osmio, metal mezclado
Ospray, Osprey, 8. (Orn.) A'guila marina.
Osselet, Ossicle, ¢. Huesecillo,
Osseous, a. Ososo, huesoso, dseo.
Ossific, a. Osifico, que convierte en 6 que
forma hueso.
Ossification, $. Osificacion.
Ossified, a. Osificado, poe
Ossifrago, e. (Orn.) Osifraga, quebrantahué-
Ossifrangont, @. Lo que rompe los hucsos.
To Ossify, va. Osificar, reducir á hueso.
Oasivorous, a. Lo que destroza los huesos.
arepas! 8. Osarlo, osar.
lorno para secar cebada.
Ostensible, a. Ostensible, manifestable,
Ostensibly, ad. Ostensiblemente,
Ostensive, a. Ostensivo. [to.
Ostentation, s. Ostentacion, jactancia, faus-
Ostentatious, a. Ostentoso, jactancioso, vano.
Ostentatiously, ad. Pomposamente,
Ostentatiousness, @. Ostentacion, vanidad,
actancia.
tentator, 8. Ostentador. [huesos,
Osteocope, 8. Dolor osteocopo 6 fiju en los
Osteography, e, Osteografia, descripcion de
los hacios
Ta
OUT
huesos.
Osteologist, €. Osted!
de los
ogo. {
Ostevlogy, & Osteología, anatomía
Ostiary, a Ostial; ostiario.
Oatler, 8. Mozo de paja y cebada. [años,
Ostracism, 8. Ostracismo; destierro de diez
Ostracite, a. Ostracita; hollin metálico.
Ostrich, 8. (Orn.) Avestruz.
Otacoustic, 2, mpetilla para ayudar al
sentido del oido.
Otalgta, €. Otalgta, dolor del oido,
Other, pron, Otro. Others, pl, Los demas.
Otherwise, ad. De otra manera; por otra
parte.
Ottar, Otto, a. Aceite esencial. [de nntria
Otter, s. Nutra ó nutria. Otter-akín, Piel
Otter-hunting, 8. Caza de nutrias,
Otter-pike, a, (Ict.) Dragon marino.
Ottoman, «. Otomano.—+*. Escaño con cojin
sin respaldo.
Ought, o. imp. You ought to remember
t, V. debo acordarso que. Ji ought to
ba so, Convieno que así sea, J ought bo,
Es menester que yo.
Ounce, 8. Onza; lince.
Qar, pron . Nuestro; nuestra,
Ouranography, 8. Uranografla.
Ourselves, pron. rectp. Nosotros mismos.
o e. Una infusion de la corteza de roble.
. 0086,
Ousel, a. (Orn.) Mirlo, mirla, ig
To Oust, ta, Quitar; desposcer; echar fuc-
Ouster, 8. (For.) Despose rd in
Out, ad. Fuera, afnera.—tnjerj. Fuera.
Out, « El exterior; omision.
To Ontact, ca. Propasar, prapasarse,
To Outbar, va. Cerrar con fortificaciones.
To Outbid, ca. Pujar; sobrepujar.
Outbiddor, $. Pujador. [tranjero.
Outbound, a. Destinado á algun pels ex-
To Outbrave, ea. Ajar la vanidad de algu-
no; arrostrar los peligros. (caro.
To Outbrazen, oa. Vencer 4 fuerza de des-
Outbreak, «. Erupcion. mente.
To Outbuild, ea. Edificar mas durable-
Oatburst, 8. Explosion, erupcion.
Outcase, & Estucho; sobrecaja. [expulao.
Outcast, a. y 8. Desechado; desterrado ;
To Outcraft, ea. Ganar 6 exceder en astucia,
Outcry, a. Clamor; ruido, alboroto.
To Outdare, va. Usar, comprender con atre-
vimiento, ar, eclipsar.
To Outdo, eu. Exceder á otro en; sobrepu-
To Oatirink, ra. Beber mas que otro.
To Outdwell, va. Estar en alguna parte mas
de lo regular.
Outer, a. Exterior.
Oaterly, ad. Hacia fuera, oxteriormente.
Outermost, a. Extremo; lo mas oxterior.
To Outíaco, va. Humillar; mantener cara 4
cara.
Outfall, a. Canal para regar.
To Outfawn, va. Acarlciar con exceso,
Ontfit, 8, Habilitacion, desembolso,
Outflank, va. Flanquear.
To Outfly, va. Exceder en el vuelo.
To Outfrown, vz. Mirar con ceño.
Outgate, s. Salida, puerta exterior.
To Ontgive, 04. Dar mas que otro.
To Outgo, ea. Exoeder, vencer; engañar.
Ou tgoing, e, Salida; la accion de aduluntarse.
que otro.
Outguard, €. (Mil.) Guardis avanzada
Outhouse, a. Casa á corta distancia de
del dueño. [oon otra mas acs
To Outjeer, va. ee del & una cara
To Outjest, va. Exceder en bafonera ace
To Oayuegle, ea. Sobresalir en coxis
ne
To Outknave, en. Ganar & picaro.
+0Outland, Outlandish, a. Extranjero.
Outlander, a Extranjero. [e
To Ontlast, ea. Durar mes; exceder ¿sr
Outlaw, € Proscripto ; bandido, bend
To Outlaw, oa. bir; sentenas el
Outleap, «. Fuga, huida, escapada.
To Outlearn, va. Adelantar 4 otro en 6°’
se aprendo, (>,
Outlet, a. Salida, portillo. Outlets Gast
To Outlive, oa. Sobrevivir.
Outliver, a Sobreviviente.
To Outlook, ea. Mirar fijamente; ez
Outlook, ¢ Vigilancia, prevision
Outlying, a. Distante de; lejos da
To Outmarch, va. Dejar atras 4 otro.
To Outmeasure, oa. Excoder en medi
Outmost, a. Lo mas exterior.
To Outnumber, va. Exceder en numer |
To Pos oa. Adelantar & uno; cet!
a
Outparish, £ Parroquia extramáros
Outpart, e. Parte exterior; extremidsi
To Outpass, ca. Pasar delante de otra
Outpensioner, € Pensionista externs.
Outporch, a, Portico exterior. Acs
Outport, 2. Un puerto de mar algo ¿isis
bs
de una clud
Outpost, 8. Puesto avanzado. ak
To Outpour, ea. Chorrear, despedir á ds"
To Outpray, ea. Rezar mas que otro. |
To Ontpreach, ea, Exceder en el pred:
Outrage, 8. Ultraje, afrenta, violencia.
Outrageous, a, Violento; ultrajoso; sé
desaforado.
Outrageously, ad. Violentamente.
Outrageousness, 8. Furia, violencia
To Outreach, ca. Pasar mas adelante «*
otro; pasar mas allá de lo que se del»:
To Ontreason, va. Discurrir mejor que ="
To Outreckon, va, Hacer un cull”
mayor que otro. a
To Outride, ea. Ganar la delanten > >
Outrider, €, Receptor; alcance; lett:
volante. carenar; puntal det
Outrigger, e. (Nan) Pescante de bands ]="
Outright, ad. Luego, cumplidamente; *-
rirse de risa. ‘
To Outrival, va. Sobrepujar en excekocs
otro en dar Eris
To Outroot, oa. Desarraigar. — [0%
To Outrun, va. Correr mas que otro: fi
To Ontsail, ca. (Nán.) Navegar mí y
otra embarcacion ; ser mas v
To Outscorn, eu. Insuitar á uno en si Y
con desprecio.
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To Ontsell. ea. Vender mas caro que otro. | Overbearing, a. Ultrajoso, despótico ; tusa-
Outset, a, Principio; obertura, _[eclipsar.| _ perable. [alguna cosa.
To Outshine, va. Brillar, resplandecer ;. To Overbid, va. Ofrecer mas que otro por
To Outshoot, ea. Ganar 4 otro á tirar. [ra | Overbidding, a. Puja.
Outside, a. Superficie, parte externa; costo- | Overbig, a. Demasiado grande 6 grueso.
To Outsit, ta, Estar sentado mas tiompo|Overboard, ad. (Nún.) A’ la mar. 70
que lo preciso. heave orerboard, Echar á la mar.
Outskirt, s. Parte exterior; saburbio. To Overboll, ea. Hervir 6 cocer demasiado.
To Outsleep, ea. Dormir mas de lo que se| Overbold, va. Temerario, descarado, pre-
deho. suntuoso, [na influencia,
To Outspeak, va. Hablar demasiado. Overborne, a, Abatido; sujetado por algu-
‘To Outsport, oa. Exceder en diversion. To Overburden, ca. Sobrecargar ; oprimir.
Tu Outspread, va. Extender, difundir. Overbusv, a. Oficioso, ontremetido.
To Outstand, ea. Sostener, resistir.—on, | To Overbuy, ea. Comprar muy caro.
Hacer barriga 6 comba. [diento. | To Overcanopy, es. Cubrir como con dosel.
Outstanding, ad. Saledizo, saliente; pen-|Overcare, 4. Solicitud, demasiado cuidado.
To Outstaro, ea. Mirar de hito en hito ;|Overcareful, a. Demasiado cuidadoso.
desconcertar. To Overcarry, ta. Precipitar; levar dema-
To Outstretch, ea. Extenderse, alargar. siado lejos. [brir; hilvavar.
Outstreet, e. Calle de arrabal To Overcast, oa. Annblar; entristecer ; cu-
To Ontstrip, ta. Avanzar mas que otro; | Overcautions, a. Demasiado circunspecto 6
dejar atras; re , Sobrepujar, ganar. precavido.
‘To Outswear, oa. Áturdir con juramentos, | To Overchargo, va. Sobrecargar.
"Yo Outsweeten, ea. Exceder en dulzura. To Overcloud, va. Cubrir de nubes.
To Onttalk, To Outtongue, ea. Aturdir con | To Overcloy, ea. Baciar 6 llenar demasiado.
voces; hablar demasiado. Overcold, e. Friolero, friolento,
To Outvie, ea. Sobresalir, sobrepujar 4. To Overcome, ea. Vencer, sujetar; supe-
To Outvillain, ea. Exceder en maldad. rar; agoviar.—on. Sobreponerse.
- To Outvote, oa. Ganar 4 uno en el número | Overcomer, 8, Vencedor. [conflanza.
de votos, [jarle atras. | Overconiidence, $. Presuncion, demasiada
To Outwalk, ca. Andar mas que otro; de- | Overconfident, a. Demasiado atrevido.
Outwall, 8. Fachada; autemural. To Oyercover, ca. Cubrir enteramente.
Outward, a. Exterior; externo, vísible.—] To Overcount, va. Tasar en mas de lo que
ad, Fuera, afuera; exteriormente, vale.
Outwardly, ad. Exteriormente, Overcrednlous, a. Demasiado crédulo.
Outwards, ad. Hacia fuera, por fuera. Overcurions, 4, Demasiado curioso 6 deli-
To Outwatch, en. Vigilar 6 velar mas que| cado,
otro. To Overdato, va. Antedatar.
To Outwear, ea. Durar mas ticmpo. Overdiligent, a. Diligente en exceso.
‘To Outweep, va. Llorar mas que otro. To Overdo, en. Hacer mas de lo necesario.
To Ontweigh, ea. Preponderar; sobrepujar.| —ta. Llevar nl exceso. To overdo one's
To Outwind, va. Desembarazar, desen .| self, Atarcarse.
To Outwit, va. Engañar á uno 4 fuerza de Overdone, pp. Pasado; demasiadamente
tretas, asado ; rendido, cansado.
To Outwork, ea. Trabajar mas que otro. | To Overdose, va. Dar una dósis excesiva,
Qutworka, £. pl. (Fort.) Obras avanzadas, /| To Overdress, oa. Adornar con demasía.
Outworn, a. Ajado, pautado. To Overdrink, on. Beber con exceso.
Oval, 8. U'valo.—a. Oval, ovalado. To Overdrive, ta. Arrear demasiado; fati-
Ovally, ad. En figura de óvalo. gar los animales,
(various, a. Lo que se compone de huevos, | Overdue, a. Lo pasado del tiempo debido,
(vary, 8. Ovario. Overeager, a. Demasiado ansioso.
Ovate 6 Ovated, a. Formado como huevo. | Overearnest, a. Demasiado ardiente.
Ovation, 4. Ovacion ; trinnfo. To Overeat, on. Tupirse; comer 6 bebo
Oven, 4. Horno. Uven-fork, Hurgon. Oven| demasiado.
Sull, Mornada. Oven-ped, Pala de horno. | To Overeye, va. Observar, vigilar, zolar,
Over, prep. Sobre, encima, por encima de. | Overfall, £. Catarnta, salto 6 do agua.
—d. Encima; sobre; mas, demas, To Oycríntigue, va. Fatigar demasiado.
To Overabound, en. Superabundar, abun-| To Overfeed, ea. Dar de comer en demasía
dar con Cxceso, [tremo. | Overfierce, ud. Demasiado soberbio; temo
'To Overact, oa. Llevar alguna cosa al ex-| rario. [siado
(veralla, e, pl. Zaragielles. To Overfill, ea. Sobrellenar, llenar dema-
()veranxious, a. Dernasiado anstoso. To Overfloat, on. Sobrenador, flotar.
Overanxiously, ad. Con un cuidado excest-|To Overfluurish, va. Adornar, fiorear con
vo; con nimiedad. [arco. | demasía. —va. Sobrellenar,
To Overarch, oa. Cubrir con una bóveda 6| To Overflow, on. Salir de madre; rebosar.
To Overawe, va. Tever á freno; intimidar. | Overflow, 3. inundacion; diluvio; exceso.
To Are ea. y ». Preponderar; lle- ti s. Superabundancia, inunda-
var ventaja, clon.
Overbalance, 8. Preponderancia, [mir. | Overflowingly, od. Buperabundantemente.
Fo Overbear, va. Sojuzgar, dominar; opri- | To Overfly, vs. Pasar á vuelo, ae
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Overfond, a. El que quiero demasiado. To Overpans, oc. Alravesar; mencpecio
Overforward, a. Demasiado ardiente; muy! omitir. ; is
vivo, To Overpay, oa. Pagar ó premisr demas
Overforwardness, 8. Apresuramiento. To Overpersuade, eu. Persusdir &
Overfraught, pp. Sobrecargado. | Overplas, «. Sobrante.
Overfree, a. Demasiado libro. ¡ To Overply, oa. pri de trabajo.
Overfruitfal, a. Demasiado rico. ¡ Tu Overpolse, oa. Pesar mas 003 003 >
To Overgild, va. Sobredorar. specto de otra.
To Overgird, va, Atar muy apretado. Overpoise, e. Prepondaranela, exceso de ps
. To Overgiance, va. Ojear, dar una ojeada, ¡To Overpolish, va. Pulir demasiado.
To Overgo, va. Sobrepujar, exceder, sobre- Overponderoua, a, Demasiado pesas.
salir. To per add eva. Predomina, 22
Overgone, a, Injariado, arruinado. op: Fr.
To Overgorge, ea. Engullir demasiado. To Overpress, oa. Oprimir, abran.
Overgteat, a. Excesivo, demasiado grande. | To Overprize, va. Valuar 6 apreciar de za
Overgreedy, a. Codicioso en demasía. Add sahil gia, a Pea sais a
To Overgrow, on, Crecer demasiado. To Ov. e, 07, (Naa.) EE
Overgrowth, 8. Vegetacion exuberante. Overrank, a. Demasiado rancio.
To Overrate, va. Encarecer, sprecis ES
de lo que vale.
To Overreach, va. Sobresalir; ene:
To Uverhang, va. Sobresalir; estar pen-
diente; mirar &
Overhard, a. Duro en demasía.
To Overharden, ea. Endurecer excesiva-
mente.
To Uverhasten, ea. Apresurar demasiada-
mente.
Overhastily, ad. Precipitadamonte.
Overhastiness, 2. Precipitacion, demasiada
apresuracion,
Overhasty, a. Demasiado apresurado.
To Overhaul, oa. Desparramar; registrar,
examinar.
Overhead, ad. Encima, arriba, en lo alto.
To Overhear, sa. Entreoir.
To Overheat, oa. Acalorar.
Overjealous, a. Demasiado zeloso. :
To Overjoy, va. Arrebatar de alegría.
Overy & k'xtasis, enajenamiento.
Overrigidnesa, a. Rigidez excesiva
Overripe, a. Demasiado maduro. |
To Overripon, sa. Madurar demas
To Overroast, ea. Tostar, asar demas
To Overrule, va. Predominsr, domisv. +
Overjoyed, a. Lleno de alegría.
Overkind, a, Excosivamente cariñoso.
To Overlabor, va. Sobrecargar de trabajo.
To Overlade, va. Sobrecargar.
Overl a. Demasiado grande.
To Overlay, va. Abrumer, oprimir, sufocar.
Overlaying, 9. Capa 6 cub
To Overieap, oa. Pasar de un salto otra.
Overlesther, e. Pala de masiado.
To Overlive, va. Sobrevivir.—on. Vivir de-
Overliver, a, Sobreviviente.
o.
Overseer, 6. Superintendents; direct: -
To Oversell, va. Vender a
ae Crees va. Volcar; trator
olcarse, caerse. 7
To Overshade, ga. Oscureces. [pe
To Overshadow, oa. Asombrar; *---
To Overshoot, vn. Pasar de raya —02 Ts
To Overload, va. Sobrecargar. mas allá del blanco. da
dra? a. Demasiado largo, Oversight, a, Yerro, equivocación .*
To Overlook, ea. Mirar desde lo alto; des- | To Overskip, oa. Pasar saltando; omiót ”
cuidar; desdeñar. To Oversleep, on. Dormir demasiad.
Overlooker, 8. Sobrestante, inspector, veedor.
To Overlove, va. Amar, apreciar demasiado.
Overmasted, a. Bajel do mucha guinda.
To Overmaster, oa. Señorear, dominar.
To Overmatch, ea. Sobrepujar, vencer.
Overmatch, s. El que puede mas que otro.
Overmeasure, e. Colmo, lo que sobresalo de
la medida justa.
To Overmeasure, ea. Medir con exceso,
To Overmix, ea. Mezclar demasiadamente,
Overmodest, a, Demasiado modesto.
Overmuch, a. Demasiado, mas de lo sufi-
ciente.
To Overname, ea. Nombrar entre otros.
Overnight, e. A’ noche. [oficioso.
Overofficious, a, Demasiado entremetido,
Overoffictousn e Ofiel a
talents esa, osidad, entremeti
714
Oversoon, ad. Demasiado presto.
Overspent, a. Agotado, apurado.
ae Overstare, oa. Clavar la vists fist”
O Overstate, on, Exagerar. » En.
To Overstock, va. Atestar, colmar, ras *
To Overstore, oa, Surtir 6 proveer ea"
sia. oa, Apreter dens:
Overtly, ad. Ablertamente cue
To Overtake, oa. Alcanzar; coger enist2?
Overtaker, a Alcanzador.
To Overtask, va. Atarear demasiado.
To Overtax, oa. Oprimir con tributos
OXT
PAE
To Overthrow, va. Trastornar; demoler;
vencer; destruir.
Overthrow, a Trastornamiento; ruina, der- | Oxygenat
Overthrower, 8. Trastornador. (rio.
Overth wart, a. Fronterizo, opuesto; contra-
To Overtiro, ea. Fatigar demasiado.
To Overtitle, ea. Dar un título demastado | Oxymol, 8. Ojime
1
importante.
Io Overtop, oa. Sobresalir, exceder.
To Overtower, ta. Elevarse demasiado.
Po Overtrado, on. Hacer un comercio de-
maslado grande. cion,
verture, €, Abertara, hendedara; insinua-
Co Overturn, ea. Subvertir; trastrocar; s0-
brepujar, vencer.
J3verturnable, a. Trastornable,
Jverturner, 8. Trastornador. maslado,
Co Overvaluo, va. Apreciar 6 estimar de-
Fo Overveil, ea. Cubrir con un velo; velar.
Iverviolent, a. Muy violento.
Fo Overvote, oa. Ganar á otro en votos,
Hoc vermaten, on. Cansar á fuerza de vigl-
ias,
»verweak, a. Desmasiado endeble.
Po Overweary, ea. Domar con la fati
"o Ovorween, on, Presumir, vanaglo
»verweening, 3. Presuncion.—a. Presantuo-
80.
erwceningly, ad. Presuntucsamente.
lo Overweigh, va. Preponderar; Ree
cer.
Iverweight, a Preponderancia; suporiorl-
o Overwhelm, ea. Abrumar, oprimir, aba-
tir; soterrar,
»erwhelmingly, ad. Opresivamente.
Iverwise, a. Sabiondo; pedante.
yverworn, (1. Abrumado do fatiga; viejo.
es a. Demasiadamente trabaja-
O.
Overyeared, a. Cargado de años.
»erzcalous, a. Demasiado zeloso.
»iform, a. Aovado, de la forma de huevo.
Bild algo a. Oviparo. :
'o Owe, va. Deber; estar obligado,
wl, Owlet, s. (Ora) Lochuza.
'o Owl, vn, (For.) Hacer el contrabando.
'wler, 8. Contrabandista,
wwlish, Owl-like, a. Semejante 6 la lechuza.
wn, a. Proplo. My orer-self, Yo mismo.
'v Own, ea. Poseer; ser ducho; confesar,
'wnar, 8, Dueño, posecdor, propietario.
“wnership, £ Dominio, propiedad, posesion,
'wning, 8, Confesion, reconocimiento.
wee, 8. V. Ouse.
wser, 4 Infusion de la corteza de encina,
x, 4. Buey.—pl Owen. On-eye, (Nau. y
Bot.) Ojo de buey. 8 tad Pajarito.
xa Into, 8. (Quim.) Oxalato, Owalic, a. Ox-
alico.
x-bow, & Yugo do buey.
x-cheek, @ Quijada de buey.
x-fly, 4. Tábano.
x-goud, 8. Aguijada de bueyes.
x-house, Ox-stall, a. Boyera, boyeriza,
xide, £. (Quim.) O'xido,
o Oxidlze, ea, Oxidar.
xidizement, 8. Oxidacion.
x-líke, €. Semejante al one Fo gti
xlip, e. (Bot) Primula dosco!!
x-tongue, e. (Bot.) Bugiosa,
Oxycrato, €. Oxicrato.
[rota. | Oxygen, @ (Quim.) Oxígeno, arxicayo.
Oxygenized, a. Oxigenado.
To Oxygenize, va, Oxigenar.
Oxygon, 8. (Geom.) Oxigonio, acutángulo,
Oxygonal, a. Lo que pertenece á oxigonio.
, composicion de miel y
vinagre. [ininan causas.
Oyer, s. Tribunal en donde se oyen y deter-
Oyes, interj. (For.) Oid, escuchad.
Oylet, a. V. bd gis
Oyster, 8. (Ict) Ostra; ostion. Piokled-
oystera, Ostras escabechadas.
Ozana, 8. Ozena, úlcera en la nariz,
P.
P Se pecounels en ingles mas fuerte que en
español.
Pabular, Pabulous, a. Alimentoso.
Pabulation, £ Alimentacion; sustentacion,
manutencion.
Pabulum, 4. Pábulo, alimento; sustento,
Pace, e. Paso; diligencia; una recua de asnos,
To Pace, on. Pasear.—0a2. Medir 4 pasos.
Pacer, €. Caballo de paso de andadura.
Pacha, e. Baja; titulo de dignillad en Te
quia.
Pacification, £. Pactficacion, apaciguamien-
Pacificator, Pacifler, a Pacificador.
Pacific, Pacifical, Pacificatory, a. Pacífico,
quieto, sosegado.
To Pacify, ea. Pacificar, aquietar, calmar.
Pacing, & Paso, andadura.
Pack, £. Fardo, carga; muta; cuadrilla.
To Pack, oa. Enfardelar ; despachar.—on.
Empaquetar; marcharse.
Package, s. Fardo; embalo; embalaje.
Packcloth, 8. A illera,
Packer, 8. Em or, empaquetador.
Packet, a. Paquete; mala; quebote.
To Packet, va. Empaquetar, enfardelar.
Packet-boat, 8. Paquebote, correo marítimo,
Packhorse, €. Caballo de carga.
Packing, $. Embalaje. embase; fraude.
Packsaddle, 8. Albarda do bestia de carga.
Packstaff, a, Palo de buhonero. (guita.
Packthread, e, Bramante, hilo de acarreto,
Pacos, s. Paco 6 alpaca del Perú,
Pact, Paction, 2. Pacto, contrato, convenio,
Pactional, a. Pactado, convenido, tratado.
Pactitious, a. Pactado, ajustado por pacto.
Pad, a Benda; haca; silla,
To Pad, on, Senderar; andar poco á poco.
te Paddle, on. Chapotear; remar con cana-
tes,
e
Paddle, s. Canalete, especie de remo.
Paddle, Paddlestaff, ¢ Instrumento para
desbrozar el arado.
Paddler, s. Remero.
Paddock, a. Escuerzo, sapo; parque, bosque
cerrado en donde hay vonados.
Paddock-stool, s. Especic de pone
Padesoy, & Especio de tela de
Padlock, @& Candado. [dado,
To Padlock, ea. Echar el ó cerrar con can-
una | Prean, e. Pean, canto de triunfo.
Pedobsptism, e. Bautismo de TE
PAL
PAN
Pagan, €, y a. Pagano, gentil. Palliative, a. Paltativo, patistoria—s Pair
Paganish, a. Pagano, idólatra. tivo.
Daganism, a, Paganismo, idolatría. [no. * Pallid, a. Palido, descolorido.
To Paganize, ea. y n. Hacer ú
Page, e. Pagina; paje.
To Page, ou. Foliar; servir de paje.
Pp
toso, pom poso.
Pagcantry, a Fasto, fausto, pompa,
Vaginal, a. Compuesto de paginas
Pagod, Pagoda, a Pagode (templo, idolo, y
moneda do la India oriental).
Pald, pp. de To Pay. Pagado.
Pail, a Cubo; pozal (Núu.) Baldo.
Pailful, a, Cubada 6 cubetada.
To Pain, ea. Afligir, inquictar.
Pain, e Pena; castizo; dolor; trabajo; sen-.
timiento; ansiedad.
Painful, a, Dolorido; penoso; trabajoso.
hacerso paga- Pallidity, Pallor, e. Palider.
Pallium, a. Palio.
: Pall-mall, a Mallo; un juega
t, a Espectáculo público; trofco.—a. Palm, 8. (Bot) Palma /uim-Sundar |
mingo de ramos. Pulm ofl, Aci. +
Jar; manosear;: encajar. * $
Palma-Christi, e (Bot) Palmacthti o
Palmar, a. Palmar.
Palmary, a. Principel ; palmario, cs
Palmated, a. Palmeado.
Palmer, a. Palmero, roer
Palmer-worm, ¢. Una especie de >
Palmiferous, a. Palmifero. vt
Palmiped, a. Palmeada, como lat 3i< +
Painfully, ad. Dolorosamente; penosa-' Palmister, 8. Quiromantica
mente.
Pal , & Quiromancía,
mistry
Painfulncss, s. Dolor, afliccion, pena, trabajo. . Palmtree, a. Ger) Palma
mar.
Painless, a. Sin trabajo; sin dolor.
Painstaker, a. Trabajador, afanador,
Paint, e. Pintura; afeite, colorete.
Painter, 8, Pintor. (Náu.) Amarra del bote.
ES: 8. Pintura; narración 6 descrip-
cion,
Palutross, af Pintora.
Pair, e. Par, el conjunto do dos cosas.
To Pair, en. Parcarse; hermanarso; igua-
larse.—eva, Parcar; hermanar, igualar,
Palace, a. Palacio; casa muy suntuosa.
Palanquin, @. Palanquin; litera cubierta.
Palatable, a. Sabroso, gustoso al paladar.
Palate, a. Paladar; el gusto, de cualquier
cosa inmaterial 6 espiritual
Palatial, a. Magnifico, suntuoso. [reales.
Palatine, a. Palatino, dotado de privilegios
Pale, a. Pálido; claro.—«. Palidez, amarillez.
To Pale, oa. palizar; cercar; rodoar;
descolorar.
Paleaceous, Paleous, a. Aristoso, lo que
tieno aristas 6 pajas,
Pale-faced, a. Pálido, descolorido de cara,
Palely, ad. Con E
Paleness, 4. Palidez.
Palcography, & Paleografia; conocimiento
de las escrituras antiguas,
Paletto, e, Paleta del pintor.
Palfrey, a. Palafren, caballo para las señoras.
Palification, s. La accion de clavar estacas
en la tierra.
Palindroma, s. Palindromia.
Paling, a, Estacada, palizada.
Palingenesia, a. neracion.
Palinode, a. Palinodia, retractacion pública,
Fam.) Llamarse antana 6 andana,
Palisade, Palisado, s. Palizada, ompalizada,
Palish, a, Algo pálido, e tumba,
Pall. 4. Manto real; palio de arzobispo ; paño
To Pall, vn. Desvanecerse, evaporarse, ex-
Pallndion Palad Eo
um, & Paladion, apoyo. (Min.) Pa-
e & oo hy relo}. os
allet, a, Cam cama uefa bre.
To Palliate, va. Cubrir; pallar: us
EOS, > Paliacion ; cura pallativa,
Palmy, a. P. E
[noso. | Palpability, a, Palpabilidad, eviderta
Painstaking, a. Cuidadoso, industrioso; afa- |
To Paint, ra. Pintar; describir alguna cosa.
Palpable, a. Palpable; evidente, po"
Palpably, ad. Palpablemente, cv-:"*
mente.
Palpation, 8. Palpamiento, palpadir
Palpebra, €. Pálpebra, pa O
To Palpitate, er. Palpitar, latir, sr
Palpitation, e, Palpitacion, latido.
Palsical, Palsied, a. Paralitico.
aa 8. Parálisis, perlesia. (mis:
To Palter, er. Bur —ea, Desa *-
Palterer, €. Petardista, engabador. __
Paltriness, a. Vileza, baj cub
Paltry, a. Vil, despreciable, mez:c::'
To Pamper, va, Atracar, llenar de í--
engo
Pampercr, €. Acariciador.
Pamphlet, e. Folleto, acho.
Pamphleteer, a. Folle
Pan, & Vasija; paila de cerera Se"
pan, Cazue Frying-pas, *-
Warming-pam, Calentador. B-
pan, Tartera Sauce-pan, Ce.”
rola. Dripping- Grasera 1:
gun eck , Cazoleta de escopeta
Panacea, €. Panacea. (Bot.) Pane. .
Panado, s. Panctela; panada. (Ames |:
miguillo, puches, roe
Pancake, €. Fruta do sarten; buñoc=
Pancarte, e. Tarifa, cartel.
Pancreas, 4. (Anat.) Páncress.
Pancreatic, a. Pancreatico.
To Pandarizo, ea. Aleahuctear.
Pandoct, £. Recopilacion. Puades +
Pandectas,
Pandemonium, & Pandemonto.
Pandemic, a. Universal, general.
Pander, s. Alcahuete.
To Pander, oa. Alcahuetear.
Panderism, 8. Alcahueteria.
Pandiculated, a. Extendido, abierta
Pandore, £. Bandola, instrumento mux
Pa male Scuee Cee
aned, a. Variegado; taraceado.
Panegyric, Panegyrical, a. y a, Panegis
Panegyrist, a Panegirista,
To Panegyrizc, oa. Elogiar.
PAP
PAR
Panel, 4. Entrepaño. (For.) Jury ó jurado.
To Panol, ta. Firmar en entrepalios.
Pang, £. Angustia, congoja, Zhe pange of
deuth, Las ansias do la muerte.
To Pang, oa. Atormentar, afligir, angustiar.
Panic, tPanical, a. Pánico, nizo,
Panlo, 2. Miedo 6 terror pánico, (Bot.) Pa-
ate Paniculated, a. (Bot.) Apano-
ado.
Pannage, €. La cosecha do bellota ; el dore-
cho de bellota; un derecho sobre los
paños, [mantar.
Pannel, 2, Albardon; el cojin de la silla de
tPannicle, €, (Anat.) Paniculo. (Bot.) Pa-
noja.
Pannier, & Cuóvano, canasto, canaston.
Panoply, 8, Armadura completa,
Panorama, €, Panorama. [todo.
Pansophical, a. (Fam.) Sabiondo, sabelo-
Pansophy, 4. Sabiduría universal.
Pansy, 8. (Bot) Trinitaria, pensamiento.
Co Pant, on, rie pg jadear; suspirar por.
2ant, & Palpitacion.
>antaloon, ¢ Pantalones; arlequin, gracioso,
>antheology, 4. Panteologia.
antheist, a. Panteista, el que confunde 4
Dios con el univorso. [mo
»anthelstic, a. Lo pertencciento al panteis-
*antheon, 8. Panteon, templo dedicado al
culto de todos los dioses. á
"anther, 8. Pantera.
*antherine, a. Panterino.
"antile, 8, Teja, canalon.
»anting, & Palpitacton.
antingly, ad, Con palpitacion.
*antler, a, Panetero.
»antofle, a. Chinela, pantaflo.
'antographer, € Pantógrafo; compas de
proporcion.
‘antometer, & Pantémetra,
‘antomime, & Pantomimo; pantomima.
‘antry, 8. Despensa.
ap, 8. Pezon; papa; carne do la fruta.
apacy, 8. Papado, la dignidad de papa.
apal, a. Papal, lo quo toca al papa
apaverous, a, Amapolado.
aper, 8. Papel Leaf of paper, Toja de
papel. Sheet of paper, Pilego de papel.
(¿ire of paper, Mano do papel. eam
of paper, Kesma de papel. Brown pa-
hae, apel de estraza. Stamped paper,
*apel sellado. Blotting paper, 'Telota.
wWarbled paper, Papel jaspeado.
v Paper, va. Entapizar con papel.
aper-hangings, 8. A. Colgaduras de papel
pintado; papel pintado para tapizar.
apor-maker, 8. Papelero.
aper-mill, a, Molino de papel.
1per-stainer, 8. Pintor de papel; mercader
e papel pintado. o.
iper-staining, s. Mercadería de papel jas-
tpescent, a. Pulposo, carnoso.
tpilio, 8. Mariposa. ceo.
tp ilionaceous, a. Amariposado, papilioná-
pilla, e. Teta; papila de la lengua.
tpiilary, Papillous, a. Papilar, mamilar.
ypism, Papistry, V. Popery.
ipist, & Papista, nombre que los protos-
tantes dan á los católicos romanos,
ipistic, Papístical, a. Papal, papistico.
Pappose, Pappous, a. Velloso, velludo.
Pappus, 3. (Bot.) Vilano,
Pappy, a. Mollar, jugoso.
Papula, e. Pas fre tumor en la garganta.
Papulous, a. Lleno de pápulas. [papel.
| Papyrus, 8. Papiro, planta do que se hacia
Par, £, Equivalencia; igual
Parable, 8, Parábola, instruccion alegórica.
Parabola, £ (Geom.) Parábola,
Parabolic, Parabolical, a. Parabólico.
Parabolically, ad. Parabólicamente.
Paracentric, Paracentrical, «, Paracéntrico.
Parachronism, 8. Paracronismo (verro en
cronología).
Paraclote, 8. Paráclito 6 parácloto.
Parado, 4. Ostentacion; pompa, alarde, gala;
(Mil) Parada; procesion; un paseo pá-
blico. (Esg.) Parada.
To Parade, vr. Marchar la tropa en órden
militar; galardonar.
Paradigm, 8. Paradigma.
oras Fae Dei cielo ; paraiso,
5 acai, a. Lo que pertenece al paraiso.
Paradox, a. Paradoja,
Paradoxical, a. Paraddjico.
Paradoxically, ad. Paradójicamente.
. | Parage, 8. Igualdad. (For.) Ser coheredero
con otro.
Paragon, 8. Modelo, muestra.—<. Sin par.
To Paragraph, ca. Dividir en párrafos.
Paragraph, a. Párrafo. párrafos,
Paragraphical, a. Lo que eS 4 los
Pa da ke ad. Por párrafos.
Paralepsis, s. Omision.
Parallactic, Parallactical, a. Paralactico.
Paraliax, 8. Paralaje 6 paraláxis, [ic
Parallel, a. Paralelo; cotejo. (Mil) Para-
To Parallel, va. Paralolizar; parangonar.
Parallelism, 4. Paralolismo.
Parallelly, ad. Con paralelismo.
Parallelogram, s. Paralelógramo.
Parallelogramio, Paraliclogramical, a, Lo
que pertenece al paralelógramo.
Parallelopiped, a. ba pipe
Paralogism, Paralogy, 8. Paralogismo, dis-
curso falaz, conclusion falsa.
To Paralogize, en, Paralogizar.
TParalysis, a, Parálisis, (Mex. Fam.) Insulto.
Paralytic, Paralytical, a Paralitico, perlá-
tico, [Fam.) Insultado.
Paralytic, 8, Paralítico, perlítico. (Mex,
Paramount, a. Supremo, superior, eminente.
Paramour, 8. Cortejo; amanto.
Paranymph, 4, Paraninfo; padrino de boda.
Parapet, €. (Fort) Parapcto.
Paraphernalia, 8. pl. Blenes parafernales.
Paraphrase, e. Paráfrasis, la explicacion de
una sentencia.
To Parapbrase, ea, Parafrascar.
Paraphrast, a, Parafraste, autor de paráfrasts.
Paraphrastic, Paraphrastical, a. Parafrastico.
Paraphrastically, ad. Parafrasticamente.
Paraphrenitis, ¢. Parafronitis, la inflamacion
del dia: a
Parasite, s. Parásito, gorrista.
Parasitic, Parasitical, a. Adulatorio, parasi-
tico, gorristico.
Parasitically, ad. Lisonjeramente.
Parasitism, 4. La conducta de nn parásito,
Parasol, 8. Parasol, quitasol. ae
PAR
PAS
To Parboil, va. Medio cocer.
Parcel, 2. Paquete; porcion. Part and
parcel, Carne y bueso.
To Parcel, ta. Partir; empaquetar. To
parcel the seame, (N&u.) Aforrar las cos-
turas, [dividida.
Parcenary, 8. La herencia que no está aun
Parcener, €, Coheredero.
To Parch, ea. Tostar, quemar.—on, Tos-
tarse, quemarse.
Parchment, «. Pergamino.
Parchment-maker, & Pergaminero.
To Pardon, ea. Pordonar.
Pardon, 4. Perdon.
Pardonable, a. Perdonable: venial.
Pardonablencas, a. Venialidad.
Pardonably, ad. Venislmente.
Pardoner, 8. Perdonador.
Pardoning, a. Indulgente.
To Pare, ca. Recortar; cercenar
Paregoric, a. Paregórico, calmante.
Parenchymous, Parenchymetous, a. Paren-
quiinaloso.
Paronesíis, £ Parénesis, discurso moral,
Parenetic, a. Parenético, persuasivo.
Parent, «. El padre ó la madre. Parents,
Padres. Pa e. Parentela
Parental, a. Paternal, lo que pertenece á los
padres. [deo alada usi ( ).
cosa,
a
la se
Paronthesla, 3. Paréntesis, digresion; nota
Parenthetical, a. Lo que pertenece al parén-
Parenticide, €. Parricidio,
Parentless, a. Huérfano,
Parer, €. Instrumento para recortar. A
amith'e 6 farrier'e parer, Pujavante.
Parbellon, 8. Parelia 6 parelio, meteoro,
Parlan, a. Pario; mármol blanco.
Parictsl, €, a) Parietal.—a. Paredafio. ’
Parictary, s. (Bot.) Parietaria.
Parietes, 8. Anat.) Los lados de la cabeza.
Paring, £ ura; peladura; cortadura.
Parish, 2. Parroquia.—«, Parroquial, Pur-
teh clerk, Sacristan de parroquia.
Parishioner, a. Parroquiano. [fuicio.
Paritor, a Lar arp el que cita 4 otro en
Parity, a Pari semejanza, igualdad.
Park, e. Parque; bosque cerrado.
To Park, ea. Cercar 6 corrar un cota
Parkleaves, 4. (Bot.) Castellar.
Parlance, a Conversacion, habla.
To Paricy, en. Parlamentar; conversar.
Parley, e. Conferencia; parlamento.
Parliament, e Parlamento. Parliament-
heel, (Nau.) Pendolcs.
Parliamentary, a. Parlamentario.
Parlor, £ Sala de recibimiento, [mado.
Parmesan, a Parmosano, queso muy ostl-
Parnassus, 8. Parnaso,
Parochial, a. Parroquial
Parochially, ad. Por p. nías.
Parodical, «+. Paródico, hecho como trova,
Parody, 5. Parodia, trova; rofran.
To Parody, ea. Trovar, parodiar. [gado.
Parole, s. Palabra, promesa; alegato de abo-
Paroquet, e (Orn.) Periquito, papagayo pe-
queño.
Ela: a tio A
aroxysin, 8. Paroxismo 6 parasismo,
Parrels, 4. (Nán,) Rocamonto; bastardo,
a. Libertad de habiar.
Parricidal, a. Parricida.
Parricide, a, Parricida; parricidio. _
Parrot, & (Orn.) Papagaya. (Ameril ~
Parr
To Parry, on. mir; parar, recht.
To Parse, ca. Analizar alguna sevteoca
Parsimonious, 4. Avaro, mesquino; f=
económico.
Parsimoniously, ad. Parcamente.
Parsimoniousness, e. Parcidad, mbers
Partneny, 8. Parsimonia, tacefiern, E-*
Parsing, e Análisis de oración o Ex:
Parsley, a ot) Perejil
Parsnip, £. (Bot.) Chirivia.
Parson, e. P :
Part, a Parto: participacion; part:
a. ; > Parts.
arta od, Brendas y da
tes. Parte, pl y deta >
turales.
separar, desunir; romper.—te. Tr."
desunirse, separarse; despedirse
Partager a Repartimiento. [7
a en a
To Partake, va. y m. Partidps; * -
Partaker, 4. pante; cómplice.
Parter, e. Partidor. a
Parterre, €, Era de un huerto; casi: :
Partial, a. Parcial; apasionado; pe”
todo. [=
Partiality, € Parcialidad; efecto &-
Partially, ad. Parcialmente; sp —
mente,
Partibility, 2 Divisibilidad.
Partible, a. Partible.
Participable, a. Participable.
Participant, a. Participante, parti.
To Participate, ea. yin. Particips: 4
parte de. aes
Participation, a Partict ¿dis?
Participial, a. Particip
Participially, ad. Participialmenta
Participle, € (Gram.) Participio.
pd 8. Bate cula porcs page
articular, a. cular; av.
lar; intimo; adoro ae lr
lar, relacion; caracter nal; tres!
Particularity, e. Particularidad, de>
To Particulariza, ea. Particularizs.
Particularly, ad. Particularmente |
Parting, a Separacion; partida; s A
Partisan, e. Partesana; partidario; 4
Partition, s. Particion ; se ion.
To Partition, oa. Partir, dividir y «pal
Partly, ad. en cierto mods |
En
Parto qua Nav) }
er o; pareja. cda
Parturition, a. Parturicton ; prodoc:
Party, 4. Partido; parte; causa; ©
Party-colored, a. Abigarrado.
Party-man, e. Partidario, parcial.
Party-wall, e Pared medianers.
Pas, €. Precedencia. V. Precedes'd
Paschal, a. Pascual. IF
Pasque-flower, ¢. (Bot.) Pulsatile 0 $
PAT PAV
Pasquin, Pasquinade, « Pasquin, pasqui-
pada.
To Pasquin, ea, Pasquinar.
To Pass, va, Pasar; atravesar ; trasladar ;
colar; exceder.—on. Cesar, disiparse ; ex-
cederse ; suceder ; omitir.
Pass, a. Pasillo; camino; pase ; estado, con-
dicion; estocada,
Passable, a. Pasadero; transitable,
Pasaably, ad. Tolerablemente,
Passado, e. Estocada; treta.
Passage, & Pasaje; travesía; pasadizo.
Pnssenger, 8. Pasajero.
Passer, 8. Caminante; viandante,
Passibility, Passiblenees, e, Pasibilidad.
Passible, a, Pasible. mente.
Passing, a. Sobresaliente. —ad. Eminente-
Passing-bell, £. La campapa que toca á
rnuerto.
Passion, $. Pasion; cólera; amor; zelo,
Passion-flower, 8. (Bot.) Pasionaria.
Passion-week, €. Semana, santa ó de pasion.
Passionate, a. Apasionado; colérico, arre-
batado. [josamente; ardientemente.
Passionately, ad. Apasionadamente ; eno-
Passionateness, a Vehemencia de afectos;
impetuosidad. sible.
Passionless, a. Frio; desamorado; Insen-
Passive, a. Pasivo.
Passively, ad. Pasivamente. calma.
Passivenesa, 8. Pasibilidad ; sensibilidad ;
Passless, a. Impasable; lo que no tiene
salida.
Passover, 8. Pascua.
Pass-parole, 2, (Mil.) El pase la palabra,
Passport, & Pasaporte.
Past, a. Pasado.—s. Lo pasado.—prep. Mas.
Paste, a. Pasta, masa; engrado.
To Paste, va. Engrudar, pegar con engrado.
Patera, & Patera; ornamento de arquiteo-
tura.
u
Paternal, a. Paternal.
Paternity, 4 Paternidad.
Pater-nostor, 8. Paternoster.
Path, 3. Senda, vereda, camino.
To Path, oa, Senderar, hacer sendas,
Pathetic, a. Patótico, tlerno.
Pathetically, ad. Patéticamente.
* | Pathless, a. Intransitable,
Pathognomonic, 8. Patognomónico.
Pathologic, Pathological, a. Patológico.
Pathologist, se. Patologista.
Pathology, 8. Patología.
Pathos, e. a arte de mover las pa
siones por medio de la clocuencia oratoria.
Pathway, 8. Senda, vereda,
Patibulary, a. Perteneciente al patíbulo.
Patience, 8. Paciencia, resignacion, (Bot.)
Romaza. [Paclento; enfermo,
Patient, a. Paciente, sufrido, constante.—¢.
Patiently. ad. Pacientemente,
Patin, 2. Patena de cáliz,
Patly, ad. A' propósito.
Patneas, €, Ap conveniencia,
P , & Patriarca,
Patriarchal, a. Patriarcal. terse teat
Patriarchate, Patriarchship, Patriarchy, a.
Patrician, £ y a. Patricio.
Patrimonial, a. Patrimonial.
Patrimony, 8. Patrimonio.
Patriot, e. Patriota.—u. Patriótico,
Patriotle, a. Patriótico.
Patriotism, €. Patriotismo, po á la patria,
+Patrocination, ¢ Patrocinio.
Patrol, £. Patrulla; ronda del resguardo.
To Patrol, on, Patrullar, rondar. — (trono,
Patron, 8, Patron; protector; defensor ; pa-
Aruba e. Patrocinio; patronato,
, a
Pasteboard, €. Carton fuerte. Patron Lo que pertenece al patron,
Pastel, e. (Bot.) Yerba pastel 6 glasto. Patroness, @f. Patrona.
Pastern, 8. Cuartilla del caballo. To Patronize, ea, Patrocinar, proteger.
Patronizer, 8. Patron.
Patronicss, a. Desamparado, despatronado.
Patronymic, €. y a. Patron
Patten, a. Galocha; base de coluna,
Patten-maker, 4. Fabricante de galoches,
To Patter, on. Patalear, patear.
Pattern, 8. Modelo; ejomplar ; muestra ;
patron.
To Pattern, ea. Copiar, imitar.
Patty, 8. Pastelillo.
Pattypan, 8, Tortera 6 tartera.
Patulous, a. Abierto, extendido (dicese de
las flores ghee cantidad.
Paucity, € Poquedad, escasez; peqneña
Paunch, 3. Panza, vientre. (Náu.) Pallete,
To Paunch, va. Desbarrigar, herir el vientre.
eta a. atte lo. ‘ :
auper, Pauperism, €. Un pobre; TOZA, :
Pause, & Pausa; duda; interrupcion; in-
Pasticcio, a. Mezcla, confusion.
Pastil, s. Pastel; especie do lápiz; pastilla.
DA e. Pasatiempo, diversion, recrea-
cion.
Pastor, @ Pastor; eclestastico,
Pastoral, a. Pastoril, pastoral.—4. Pastorela,
Pastry, 8. Pastelería; pastas.
Pastry-cook, 8, Pastelero.
Pasturablo, a. Apto para pasto.
Pasturage, a Ganadería; pastaraje; paños
Pasture, a, Pastura; pasto. [Pastar.
Fo Pasture, ea. Pastar; apacentar, — vn,
Vasture-ground, e. Pasturaje.
Pasty, & Pastel. V. Pla [Aptamente.
Pat, & Gol lo 6 palmadita susve.—ad.
Fo Pat, ea. Dar golpecíllos.
”"atache, @ (Náu.) Patacbe.
atacoon, €, Patacon, duro 6 peso fuerte.
Co Patch, ea. Remendar; chafallar; com-
poner con retazos. [Pedazo de tierra.
atch, @& Remiendo. Patch of
atcher, 8. Remendon; chafallon. [llenzo.
gtechwork, a Obra de retacitos; taracea de
ate, & (Vulg.) La cabeza. (Fort.) Media
luna.
o
To Pause, on. Pausar, cesar; deliberar.
Pauser, 8, El que se detiene; el que re-
flexiona 6 delibera.
Paut, € Lino de la India. el camino,
To Pave, oa. Empedrar; enladrillar ; allanar
»atefaction, e. Manifestacion. Pavement, Paving, @ Pavimento; cmpe-
Patent, a. Patente, manifiesto.—s. Patente. | drado de calle.
Patentes, €. Privilegiado, Pavor, Pavier, e Empedrador ; age:
PEA
Paviage, 8. Contribucion para empediar las
e
calles. [dora
Pavilion, 2, Pabellen. -(Náu.) Pabellon ban-
To Pavilion, va. Surtir con pabellones,
Pavonine, «. Lo que pertenece al pavo real,
Paw, e. Garra.
To Paw, en. Patear el caballo.—oa. Herlr
con el pié delantero; manosear.
Pawed, a. Armado de garras; patiancho.
Pawl, 2. (Nau.) Lingiicte. Supporter of
the pawl, Descanso del lingiiete.
To Pawn, ea. Empeñar, dejar cn prenda,
Pawn, € Prenda: peon on ol ajedrez.
Pawnbroker, a. Prendero, (For.) Comoda-
tarlo,
Pawnee, a. Prestador.
Pax, 8. Paz, en la misa.
To Pay, ca. Pagar. To pay back, Resti-
tuir. Zo pay for, Expiar, satisfacer. To
pay by instalments, Pagar á plazos. To
pay out a cable, Arriar un cable.
Pay, € Paga; sueldo. (Mi!) Prest 6 pre.
Payable, a. Pagadero, Bill paya in
‘March, Letra que vence en Marzo.
Pay-day, 8. Dia de paga,
Payce, 8. (For.) La persona á quien se paga
una Jotra de cambio,
Payer, 8. Pagador.
Paymaster, 8. Pagador. (Mil.) Habilitado.
Payment, & Pago, paza; premio, paliza,
Pea, e. Quisante. (Mex.) Chicharo.
Peace, a Paz; reposo; quictud.—inter].
Paz! silencio!
Peaceable, a. Tranquilo, o, pacifico.
Peaceableness, 4. Quictud, tranquilidad.
Peaceably, ad. Pacificamente, apactble-
monte, [quilidad pública.
Peace-breaker, £. El perturbador de la tran-
Peaceful, a. Tranquilo, quieto, pacifico.
Peacefully, ad. Tranquilamente, apacible-
mente.
Peacefulness, 8. Quietud, calma, sosiego.
Peaceless, a. Perturbado, inquieto, desaso-
segado,
Peace-maker, 8. Pacificador, reconciliador.
Peace-offering, 8. Sacrificio propiciatorio.
Peace-officer, & Algnazil en do de la
tranquilidad pública. el difunto.
Pence-parted, a. El que descansa en paz;
Peace-speaking, a. Lo que anuncia 6 respi-
ra paz. [masco.
Peach, 4. (Bot.) Melocoton, durazno, da-
Peachcolored, a. Lo que tiene colur de me-
locoton.
Peachick, e. Pavito real, el pollo del pavon.
Peach-tree, a. Melocotonero.
Peacock, 8. Pavon 6 pavo real.
Ponhen, 4f Pava real, la hembra del pavon.
Peak, e. Cima. (Náu.) Pona. Lazo, cordun.
' To Peak, on. Tener la apariencia do enfer-
mo; tener una figura ignoble.
Peaking, a. Enfermizo, linguido ; ignoble,
Peal, e. Repiqno de campanas; estruendo
como el do truenos 6 cañones; estré-
pito,
To Peal, ea. Aturdir haciendo un ruido
muy grande,
Pea-nut, e. Mani (Mex.) Cacahuato.
Pear, a. Pera. [madro perla.
PED
Pearl-ash, 4 Potasa purificada.
Pearl-barley, a Cehada mondada. [ies
Pearled, a. Aljofarado; guarnecido de p*-
Pearl-eyed, a. El que tiene una nube ca e.
oja, [Todas las especies de sajiris
Pear]-grass, Peari-plant, Peari- wort, €. (a)
Pearly, a. Lo que tieno perlas 6 es semx-
Jante 4 ellas,
Pearmain, 8. Pero, variedad de la manzaras
Pear-troo, £ (Bot.) Peral
Peas, Pease, a. pl. Guisantes, chicharos
Spanish peas, Garbanzos.
Peasant, €, Labriego, patan, aldeano.—a.
Aldeano, rústico, agreste.
Poasantry, €. Los aldeanos, los lugareños.
Pesscod, Peasbell, 2. La vaina de los gul-
santes.
Peat, a. le de turba 6 césped da tiers.
Pebble, Pebblo-stone, a. Guija, guijarro.
Pebbled, Pobbly, a. Lleno de delo roble
Pobhle-ground, s. (Náu.) Fondo de cascaja.
Peccability, e. Fragilidad, ape
car.
Peccable, a. Pecable, capaz de pecar.
neccacilo OS o leve.
eccancy, 8. 0, e fínico y moral.
Poca Dolincuente, viciosa, ackeetson
Peccavi, +. La confesion de un delito.
Peck, 8. Modida de cosas secas.
To Peck, ea, Picotear; picar. To peek ot
Regañar de continuo. [de
Pecker, e. El que picotea. (Orn.) Picove-
Pectinal, a. Lo que se pareco á un peine.
Pectinated, a. Dentado como un peine.
Pectination, 8. Lo que tiene dientes corno
los peines.
Pectoral, a. Pectoral.—e. Pectoral ; peto
To Peculate, on. Robar al público,
Peculation, 8. Peculado.
Peculator, 2. Peculador.
Pecullar, a. Pecaliar, particular, si _
La propieded Lario qt ate un:
uía que no es eta juris-
sdigclon el ordinario,
Pocullarity, 8. Particularidad, singularids?
To Pocnliarize, oa. Particularizar, apropis”.
Peculiarly, ad. Pecullarmento, particular
mente,
Peculium, 4. Peculio.
Pecuniary, a. Pecuniario.
Pedagogical, a. Pedagógico.
Pedagogue, 8. Pedagogo; pedante,
Pedal, a. Lo que pertenece al pid.
Pedals, a pl. Pedales, las teclas de los &-
ganos que se tocan con las piés.
Pedant, a, Dómine; pedance.
Pedantic, Pedantical, a. Pedanteaco.
Pedantically, ad. Con pedantería.
Pedantry, 4. ‘Pedanteria, pedantisma,
Podate, a. (Bot.) Lo que tiene el pezon de
la flor delgado,
To Peddle, er. Ocuparso en frioleras.
Pederero, 8. Pedrero, pieza de artillerta.
Pedestal, 2, Pedestal, peana,
Podestrial, Podestrious, a. Pedestre.
Pedestrian, €. Andador; paseante.—a Pe-
Bor
destre. i P
Pedicle, 2. (Bot.) Pedénculo 6 cabillo la
Pedioular, Pedicnlona, a Pedicular.
Pearl, e. ore Pearl buttons, Botones de | Podigree, 2, Goncalogia.
PEN
PEN
Pediluvium, 8. Pediluvios, baños de piés.
Pediment, a (Arq.) Adorno de molduras
en forma triangular.
Pedler, 8. Buhonero. (Am.) Baratillero.
Pedlery, e. Bubonería.
Pedling, a. Frivolo, de monta. —
Pedobaptism, 4. El bautismo de los niños.
Pedometer, 8. Pedómetro, instrumento que
nota cada paso al andar.
Pedunculated, a. (Bot.) Pedanculado.
Peek, a (N hg halen o penol. [pelar.
To Peel, ca scortezar, mondar; robar;
he e. Corteza, cáscara, pollcjo; pala de
10rnNO.
Peeler, & Pelador, mondador. [hollejoe.
Peeling, 8. Peladura, mondadura; cáscaras
To Peep, en. Asomar; atisbar; piar los
pollos. [romper del alba; ojoada.
Peep, & Asomo. At the peep ef day, Al
Peeper, 2. Atisbador; el pollito que emple-
zah sone la cáscara.
Peep-hole, Peeping-hole, 2, Atisbadero.
Peeping, 8. Atisbadura; ojeada
Peer, a. Par; compañero; igual.
To Peer, on. Mirar de soslayo.
Peerage, £. La dignidad de par; el cuerpo
de los pares.
Pecrosa, ef. La mujer de un par.
Pecricss, a. Que no tiene igual, sin par.
J'eerlessly, ad. Incomparablemente, sin pe
Pecrlessness, 8. Superioridad, incomparable.
Peevish, a. Enfadoso, regafion, enojadizo.
Peevishly, ad. Con impertinencia. [genio.
Peovishness, 8. Petulancia, mal hamor, mal
Peevit, 4 (Orn.) Laro de cabeza negra.
Peg, e. Clavija, espita, estaca.
To Peg, va. Estaquillar, clavar.
Pegasus, £. Pegaso.
Pekoe, € (Com.) Una especio de tó. e
Pelf, €. Dinero, riquezas; el residuo de an
Pelican, 8. (Orn.) Pelicano; alambique; pe-
lican, un instrumento de cirugía.
Pelisse, 8. Ropon, capote forrado en pleles.
Vell, a. Pellejo, cuero. V. Peli. Pelle,
Rollos de pergamino en que se asientan
los gastos y recibos de la real hacienda
en Inglaterra.
Pellet, a. Pelotilla; bala,
Pelleted, €. Compuesto do balas.
J'ellicle, 8. Pelicula; lapa dol vino.
Pellitory, a, (Bot.) Nombre generico que so
da á plantas de diversos géneros.
Pellmell, ad. Confusamente, 4 trochemoche.
Pellacid, a. Trasparente, diáfono,
Pellucidity, Pellucidnoss, e. 'Trasparencia,
diafanidad. [una cosa arrojada.
Pelt, a. Poliejo, zalea; un golpo dado por
To Pelt, va. Tirar, arrojar.—en, Enojarse,
Polta, e, Pelta, escudo redondo.
Pelting, a. Acometimiento, violencia.
Pelt-monger, 8. Pellejero, el que trata en
pelle) $
Poltry, e. Pieles, pellejos.
Pelt-woo!, a. Lana de pellejo.
Pelvis, 3. Pélvis. [jaula, caponera.
Pen, €, Pluma; ala do las aves; escritor;
To Pon, ea. Enjaular, encerrar; escribir,
componer.
Penal, a. Penal.
Penalty, Pe Pena, custigo; multa,
a
Penance, @ Penitench
Pencase, 8. Estuche.
Pence, 8. pl. de Penny. [picero.
Pencil, a. Pincel; lápiz. Pencil-case, La-
To Pencil, ca. Pintar; escribir con lapiz.
Pendant, e. Pendientes, (Náu.) Gallardete,
gallardoton ; brazalotea Rudder pen-
dante, Barones del timon.
Pendence, a. Pendiento, declive, inclinacion.
Pendency, @. Suspension, dilacion, demora.
Pendent, a. Pendiente, colgante.
Pendentive, 8. (Arq.) Toda la bóvoda encl-
ma de las colunas,
Pending, a. Pendiente, indeciso.
Pendulosity, Pendulousness, s. Suspension.
Pendulous, a. Péndulo, pendiente.
Pendulum, @ Péndulo. ilidad.
Penetrability, Penetrablenesa, +. Penctra-
Penetrable, @ Penetrable. [netrante.
Penetrancy, & La calidad de lo que es pe-
Penetrant, a. Penetrante, sutil; persuasivo.
To Penetrate, oa. y n. Penetrar; introdu-*
cirse. [agudo, astuto, penetrante.
Penetrating, Ponctrative, a. Penctrativo ;
piro 8. Penetracion; agudeza; sa-
gact
Penctrativeness, €. La aptitud de ponetrar.
Penful, 8. Plamada de tinta. — (guin, fruta.
a Sat a. (Orn.) Penguin, (Bot.) Pen-
Penholder, e, Portapluma.
Peninsula, @. Peninsula.
Peninsulated, a. Casi aislado. [contricion.
Penitenco, £ Ponitencia, arrepentimiento,
Penitent, a. Penitente, arropentido, contri-
to.—4. Penitente. penitencias,
Penitential, a. Penitencial.—s Libro de
Penitentiary, a y a. Penitenciarlo; peni-
tenciaria.
Penitently, ad. Con arrepentimicnto.
Penknife, s. Cortaplumas. critor.
Penman, Penner, 4. Pondolista; autor, es-
Penmanship, a, Escritura, el arte de escribir.
Pennached, a. (Bot.) Empenachado.
Pennant, e. Flamula, gallardete. Pennanta,
Amantes. (do una pluma,
Pennated, a. Alado; lo que tieno la figura
Penned, a. Escrito; enjanlado. [blanca.
Pennilesa, a. Sin dinero, sin un ochayo ó sin
Pennon, & Pendoncito.
Penny, 8. Peniquo; dinero (en general).
Penny-e-liner, a, El quo cacribe 4 razon de
un penique por renglon.
io poe e. Cartero, correo entre los bar-
rios de una ciudad.
Pennyroyal, a. (Bot.) Poleo, una planta.
Pennyweight, e. Peso de vointe y cuatro
granoa
Penny-wise, a Tacafio; mezquino,
Pennyworth, 8. El valor de un penique ;
cualquier cosa barata.
Pensilo, a. Colgado, pendiente en el aire.
Pensiloness, € El estado de lo quo está sus-
nso.
Pension, e. Pension, institucion.
To Pension, ea, Penslonar, pension.
Pensionary, Pensioner, a. Pensionado,—a
Penslionado, pensionista,
Pensiye, a. Ponsativo, melancólico, triste.
Pensively, ad. Melancólicamente, triste-
mente. 704
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Pensivencss, 8. Melancolis, tristeza; medi- | Perch, € Perea, pez; pértica, medida de
tacion profunda [molinos.
Pen«tock, 8, La esclusa de la represa de los
Pest icapsular, a. Pentacaps ; lo que
tiene cinco cavidades. cue
Pentachord, 2. Pentacordio, lira de cinco
Pentagon, ¢. Pentágono.
Pentagonal, Pentaconous, a. Pentangular.
Pentagraph, £. Pentágrafo, para coplar dise-
ños y pinturas.
Pen nia, a. (Bot.) Pentaginia
Pentahedron, a. Pentacdro. [6 bases.
Pentahedrous, a, Lo que tiene cinco lados
Pentameter, €. Pentámotro.
Pentandria, 4. (Bot.) Pentandria
Pentangle, a. Pentángulo.
Pentangular, a. Pentangular.
Pentapetalous, €. Pentapitalo.
Pentapbylioua, a Lo que tiene cinco hojas.
Pentastyle, as. Pentástilo. ies Molses.
Pentateuch, $. Pentateaco, los cinco libros
Pentecost, €. Pontecostes.
Pentecostal, a Lo que pertenece 4 la pas-
cua de Pentccostes. telete.
Penthouse, £ Tejadillo, cobertizo. (Mil)
Pentice, & (Poco us.) Tejado, tojadillo, sos-
techado.
Pentile, a. Teja cóncava, canalon.
Pent-up, a. Cerrado dentro de una cosa,
Penultima, e (Gram.) Penúltima.
Penultimate, a. Penfiltimo.
Penumbra, €. ) Penumbra.
Penurions, a. Tacaño, miserable; escaso,
Penuriously, ad. Escasamente, miscrable-
mente. SOL.
Penurionsness, & Tacañería, ruindad ; esca-
Penary, 8. Penurla, pobroza; carestía,
Peon, & Soldado de á pié en la India; crla-
do; peon.
Foony, a et) Peonía.
People, 8. Pueblo, nacion.
To People, va. Poblar.
Pepper, £ Pimienta Cayenne pep vr,
miento. (Amer.) AJL (Mex.) Chile.
To Pepper, ca. Sazonar con pimienta; gol-
pear; herir con perdigones,
Pepper-box, s. Pimentero.
Pepper-corn, 8. Bagatela, nifieria, chnuchería,
Peppering, €. Caliente, fogoso, colérico.
Poppermint, 3. (Pot Menta piperita.
Pepperwort, & (Bot.) Lepidio.
Peptic, a. Digestivo.
Per, prep. Por.
Peracute, a. Muy agudo, muy violento.
Tersdventare, ad, Quizá, por acaso, por
ventura. [recorrer un territorio,
To Perambulate, ea. Caminar; transitar;
Perambulation, « La accion de caminar 6
transitar. [caminos.
Perambulator, &. Máquina para medir los
Perceivable, a. Percoptiblo,
Perceivably, ad. Perceptiblemente.
To Perceive, va. Percibir; comprender;
entender; conorer,
Perceptibility, a Percepcion,
Perceptible, a. Perceptible. [blemente.
Perceptibly, ad. Perceptiblemente, sensi-
Perception, 8. Percepcion, idea, nocion.
Porceptive, a. Pereeptivo,
Pareepevity. e. Perccptibilidad.
tierra. Empercha:.
To Perch, en. Posarse, encaramarse.—cz.
Perchance, ad. Acaso, quizá.
Percher, 8. Vela grande, cirio.
Perchglue, £. Cola fina de perca.
Percipient, €. y a. Percipiente.
To Percolate, ea. Colar, filtrar.
Percolation, 2. Coladura, filtracion.
To Percuss, ea. Herir, golpear.
Percussion, 8. Percusion, golpe; resonacia”.
Percusalve, a. Lo que golpea contra um
cosa. da, ruda
Perdition. € Perdicion, destra perdi
Perdu 6 Pordue, a. Situado en paraje p< +
groso.—a. Empleado en cosas muy sie
gadas.—ad. En em a
To Peregrinate, un. Peregrinar, vivir e2
paises extranjeros.
Peregrination, a Peregrinacion.
Peregrinator, 8. Peregrinante.
Peregrine, a. Peregrino, extraño.
Peremptorily, ad. Perentoriamente ; abso-
p ene e F
eremptoriness, @ Tono magistral; ¢eci-
sion absoluta; obstinacion. l
nn a. Perentorio; absoluto, ms-
s
Perennial, a, Perenne, continuo,
Perfect, a. Perfecto, acabado ;
To Perfect, ca. Perficionar ;
instruir enteramente.
Perfector, €, Perfeccionador.
Perfection, e. Perfeccion.
Perfectional, Perfective, a. Perfectivo.
Perfectionist, 8. Perfeccionista, puritana.
Perfectively, ad. Con on.
Perfectly, ad. Perfectamente, cabalmente
Perfectness, €. Perfeccion, capacidad ; exc>
lencia,
Perfidious, a. Pérfido, desleal, fementida
Perfidiously, ad. Traidoramente, pértis
fad, traicvios.
dia,
mente.
Perfidiousness, Perfidy, €. Pe Gesiea!-
Perfoliated, a. (Bot.) PerfoHado.
To Perforate, en. Horadar; calar.
Perforation, e. Perforacion; cala,
Perforator, e. Barrena, taladro.
Perforce, ad. Por fuerza. prescotar.
To Perform, ea Ejecutar; efectmar.—ra.
Performable, a. Hiccutabls, practicable.
Performance, 8. Ejecucion; composicion;
hazaña; representacion teatral — [tante
Performer, 8. Ejecutor; actor; represez-
Perfrication, €. Refregamiento,
Perfumatory, 7. Lo que perfuma,
Terfame, s. Perfume; fragrancia. (Peri)
ge rica. [incensar.
To Perfume, ea. Perfomar; aromatizar;
Perfamer, a, Perfamador, mera, perfr:-
Tulsta. {alguna empresa.
Perfunction, 8. La completa cjeencion <a
Perfunctorily, ad. Desculdadamente, super-
ficialmente,
Perfunctoriness, 2. Descuido, negligencia.
Perfunctory, a. Perfunctorio; superficial;
indolente.
To Perfuse, ea. Tinturar.
Perfusion, a. Tintura,
Porhaps, ad. Quizá, quizas, acaso,
ita
; proa
— ye = = q
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Perianthia, Porianthiam, 8. (Bot.) Perlantlo,
perlancio. _ [que pertenece al pericardio.
Pericardiac, Poricardian, Pericardic, a. Lo
Pericardium, 8. Pericardto.
Pericarpium, ¢. Pericarpio.
Pericranium, a, Pericranco.
Peridrome, €, (Arq.) Peridromo, galería
ontre las colunas y jeri
penes Perigeum, 2. $ str.) Perlgoo,
Peribolium, a. (Astr.) Perihello,
Peril, & Pelígro, riesgo, contingencia.
To Peril, on. Peligrar; estar cn riesgo.
dde a. Fel rie on mente.
erilously, ad. Peligrosamon eegada-
Perimeter, 6. Poo.
Perineun, 2. (Anat.) Perineo. fin.
Period, #. Periodo; circúito; revolucion;
Periodic, Periodical, a. Periódico.
Perlodically, ad. Periódicamente. [riódico.
Perlodicalness, 4. El estado de lo que es pe-
Periccl, 8. pl. Porlecos, [bre Jos huesos,
Periosteum, €. Perlostio, membrana que cu-
Peripatetic, a. Peripatético.
Peripetia, s. EEE a desenredo,
Periphery, s. Perifeila, circunferencia,
To Periphrase, ou. Perifrasear, hacer cir-
P pasta a Pevifrasts, ireunlocnel
erlp 8, circunlocuelon.
Peripbrastic, Periphrastical, a. Perifraseado,
Periphrastically, ad. Con perifrasis,
Periplus, a. Periplo, cl derrotero de una na-
vegacion costeando.
Peripneumony, 8. Perineumonia, pulmonía.
Peripnenmonical, a. Perteneciente á la pe-
rineumonia,
Periscil, 8. pl. Periscios, morir.
To Perish, on. Perecer, acabar, fenecer,
Perishable, a, Perecedcro.
Perishableness, e. La calidad que constituye
á una cosa perecedera.
Peristaltic, a. Peristiltico.
Peristerion, a. (Bot.) Verbena,
Peristylo, a (474) eristilo.
Perisystole, a. (Méd.) Perisistole.
Peritoneum, a (Anat.) Peritónco,
Peritrochium, € (Mocán.) Perltroquio; cir-
culo concóntrico.
Pertwig, a. Peluca, peluquin.
Periwinkle, €. (Con.) Caracol marino.
To Perjure, eva. Perjurar, jurar falso.
Perjurer, €. Perjurador, perjuro.
4+Perjurious, a. Perjuro. [Jurar falso,
Perjury, 4. Perjurio. To commit perjury,
To Perk, on. Erguirse.—ca. Adornar, deco-
rar. [completamente alguna cosa.
Perlustration, s, Registro; el acto de mirar
Permanence, Pormanency, 8. Permanencia;
perseverancia, constancia, [cion.
Permanent, +. Permanente, de larga dura-
Permanently, ad, Permanentemente.
Permeable, a. (Fis.) Permeable, penctrable.
Permeant, a. Penetrante, lo quo pasa por
medio de alguna cosa.
To Permeate, ta. Penetrar, atravesar.
VPermeatlon, & Pasaje.
Permiscible, a. Lo que se puede mezclar.
Permissiblo, a. Permisíble,
Permission, 8. Permision, permiso, liconcia.
drid a. Permislvo, tolerado, consen-
do,
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Permissively, ad. Permisivamente.
Permistion, 8, Permistion, mezcla.
To Permit, ta. Permitir, consentir, tolerar,
Permit, 8. Gui rmiso. [que.
Permutation, s. Permutacion, permuta, true-
To Permute, ta. Permutar, trocar, cambiar.
Permuter, e. Permutante un beneficio por
tro,
otro.
Perniclous, a. Pernicioso, perjudicial, fatal.
Perniclously, ad, Perniciosamento,
Porniciousnesa, £. Malignidad.
+Pornicity, a Celeri ligereza,
Pernoctation, ¢. Pernoctacion. deco,
Peroration, €, Peroracion, la conclusion de
Perpender, s. Perptaiio, la piedra quo atra-
viesa tods la pared. [perpendicular.
Perpendicular, a. Perpendicular.—e. Linea
Perpendicularity, 8. La calidad y estado de
lo que es perpendicular.
Perpendicularly, ad. Perpendicularmente.
To Perpetrate, va. Perpetrar, cometer algun
delito, ~ [meter algun delito,
Perpetration, s. Perpetracion, el acto de co-
Perpetual, a. Pe o; continuo, eterno.
P tually, ad. Perpetuamente.
To Perpetuato, va. Perpetuar, eternizar.
Porpetuation, $. Perpetuacion, la accion de
perpetuar.
Porpsalt 8. hes re duracion sin fin,
To Perplex, va. Confundir, perturbar; in-
trincar; atormentar.
perplex, Perplexed, a. Perplejo, irresoluto ;
confaso.
Pap oredy, oe pe Jejidad,
erplexedn 0 ty, 8. Perple
. dada, confusion, inquieta. ús
erquisite, 8. Percance, gajes.
Porquisition, & Pesquisa, indagacion.
side (Arq.) Grada ó escalera abierta de
un clo,
pony: e. Cidra de peras, tunar,
To Persecute, va. Persegnir, fatigar, Ímpor-
Persecution, 8. Persecuclon.
Persecutor, 8. Perseguidor, dafiador.
Perseverance, 8. Persovorancia, constancia,
Perseverant, a. Perseverante, constante,
firme.
To Persevere, en. Perseverar, persistir.
poorer nays ad. Perseverantemente.
Persian, ¢. Persiana, tela de soda.—a, y 8,
Persiano; la longua Persa.
Persian-wheel, a Azuda; máquina con que
se saca agua de los rios para regar los cam-
pos.
To Persist, on. Persistir; empeñarse, insistir.
Persistenco, Persistency, 8. Persistencia;
constancia; obstinacion.
Persistive, a. Persistente, permanenta.
Person, 8. Persona; individuo; persona; pa-
pe 1)
Personable, a. Hermoso; capaz de mante-
ner una alegacion en los tribunales,
li ge, 8. Personaje; persona; sujcto do
Personal, a. Personal; corporal; exterlor.
Personal estate, Bienes muebles.
Personality, a Personalidad.
To Personalize, ea. Personíficar.
Personally, ad. Personalmente,
To Personnte, va. papronentat, su Drognree
PER
en los derechos, &c., do otro; contraha-
cor; representar.—en. Representar,
Personation, €. Disfraz, artificio con que una
persona pasa por otra, [sona.
Personator, 8. El que representa á otra per-
Personification, 8. Prosopopeya.
To Personify, va. Personificar.
Perspective, 2. Perspectiva—a. (Pint.) Per-
spectivo; óptico.
Perspectively, ad. Por representacion.
Perspicacious, a. Perspicaz, penetrante.
Perspicaciousness, Perxpicacity, a. Perspl-
cacia; viveza del Ingenio. [parencia.
Perspicuity, £ Perspicuidad, claridad, tras-
Porspicuoux, «. ea claro; inteligible.
Perspicuously, ad. Purspicuamente, clara-
mente.
Perspicuousness, a. Perspicuidad.
Perspirable, a. Traspirable.
Perspiration, a. Traspiracion.
Perspirative, a. Lo que traspira.
Perspiratory, a. Perspiratorio.
To Perspire, on. Traspirar; sudar.
Persuadabla, a. Persuasible. [vor &
To Persuado, va. Persuadir; excitar; mo-
Persuader, a, Persnasor, persuadidor.
Persuasibility, €. Calidad persuasible.
Persuasible, a. Persuasible,
Porsuasiblencss, a. Flexibilidad; facilidad
en dejarse persuadir.
Persuasion, 8. Persuasion.
Persuasive, 8. Persuasiva.—a. Persuasivo,
Persuasively, ad. De un modo persuasivo,
Porsuasiveness, & Persunsiva.
Persuasory, a. Persuasivo,
Pert, a. Listo; petulante; descocado.
To Portain, en. Pertenecer, tocar á alguno.
Pertinacious, a. Pertinaz; terco; persevo-
rante, firme, determinado.
Pertinaciously, ad. Pertinazmente,
Pertinaciousnesa, Pertinacity, tPertinacy, a,
Pertinacia; obstiuacion; perseverancia;
resolucion, firmeza, [nexion.
Pertincnce, Pertinency, & Pertenencia, co-
Pertinont, a, Pertinente; perteneciente,
abel | ad. Oportunamente.
Pertly, ad. Vivamente; insolentemente,
Pertness, a. Petulancia, descaro; viveza.
Pertrauslent, a. Transeunte.
To Perturb, va, Perturbar, inquietar.
Perturbation, 8. Perturbacion, desórden.
Perturbator, 8. Perturbador, agitador,
Perturber, €. Perturbador, agitador.
Pertusion, «. El acto de taladrar; taladro.
Poruke, 4, Peluca; cabello postizo,
To Peruke, va. (Poco usado) Poner á alguna
una peluca.
Peruke-maker, @ Peluquero,
Perusal, s. Lectura, leccion. [mente.
To Peruse, ca Leer; examinar ntenta-
Peruser, 4. Lector; rovisor, examinador.
Peruvian bark, e. (Bot,) Quina.
To Pervade, ca. Atravesar, minar, ocupar.
Pervasion, 8. El acto de penctrar alguna cosa
por todas partes.
Pervasive, a. Penetrativo, penetrante,
Perverse, a. Perverso, depravado,
Perversely, ad, Perversamento.
Perverseness, 2. Petulancia; impertinencia
Pocas Perversion, depravacion,
d
PEW
Perversity, 8, Perversidad.
Perversive, a. Perversivo.
To Pervert, 7a. Pervertir, corromper; alte-
Perverter, 2 Pervertidor.
Pervertible, a. Pervertible.
Pervious, a. Penctrable;
Perviousness, a Penetrabilidad.
[rar.
netrante.
(Cir.) Pesario.
Pest, a, Peste, pestilencia,
To Pester, va. Moler, irmportunar; Denar.
Pesterable, a. Molesto,
Pesterer, a, Moledor. (Vulg.) Majadero.
ro: a. Pestifero, pestilente; info”
tivo,
Pestilenco, 8. Pestilencia, pesto.
Pestilont, «+. Pestilente, pustifero. [fectiva
Pestilential, a. Pestilencial, perniciosa, in-
Pestilently, ad. Pestilencialmente.
Pestle, a. Mano do almirez; majadero de
mortero. [da
a Enojo; acariciado; favorito; queri-
To
m
epi E
et, ta. Mimar, echar á perder con mi-
OS,
Petal, e. (Bot.) Pétalo ú hojas de la flor.
Petalous, a. (Bot.) Petalaceo.
Potard, a. Pctardo, máquina militar.
Petardecr, a, Petardero.
Potechiw, s. pl. Petequias,
Petechial, a. Petequial
Petiolate, a. (Bot.) Peciolado.
Petiole, 8. (Bot.) Peciolo, rabillo de la knja
Petition, 8. Memorial; pedimento, demarn-
da; súplica. lar
To Petition, ea. Suplicar, solicitar;
Petitionarily, ad. Por via de peticion.
Petitionary, a. Demandante; suplicante.
Potitioner, s. Suplicante; memorialista
Petre, e. Salitre, nitrato de potasa,
Petrescence, & Lo que está petrificado.
Potrescent, a. Lo que se petrifica,
Petrifaction, $. Petrificacion. [cante.
Potrifactive, Petrific, a. Petrífico, petrif-
Petrification, 8, Petrificacion. [el corazon.
To Petrify, va. y n. Petrificar; endurecer
bebe. Petroleum, 8. Petróleo, betun lr
quido,
Petticoat, a. Guardapiés, zagalejo. zac
To Pettifog, on. Ejercer malamente la ato-
Pettifogger, a. Abogado de guardilla; piva-
pleltos. (Vulg.) Cacatinta
Pettifoggery, 4. Los embrollos y enredos de
los malos abogados,
Pettiness, e. Pcquoñez.
Pettish, a Enojadizo, caprichudo, regaficn.
Pettishly, ad, Caprichosamento, bronca-
mente. [pricha,
Pettishness, & Enojo, aspereza de genio, ca-
Pettitoes, s. Manos 6 pics de lechoncillo.
Petty, a. Pequeño; despreciablo, flor,
Petty-larccuy, s. Hurto de cosas de poco va-
Petty-treason, 8. Tralcion menor.
Petulance, Petulancy, €. Petulancia, inso-
lencia, descaro.
Petulant, a. Petulante, descarado.
Petulantly, ad. Con petulancia,
Petunse, 8. Petonce, feldespato foliado qne
so usa en la fabricacion de la porcelana.
Pew, se. Banco privado de iglesia,
Pew-keoper, Pew-opener, @ El que abre o
guarda los asientos eu la izlesta,
‘ .
Y Sie
PHO
Pewter, £, Peltre; peltre, conjunto de vasijas
de dicho metal.
Pewterer, 8, Peltrero,
Phenomenon, 8. Fenómeno.
Phacton, s, Facton ó factonte. _[corrosivo.
Phagedenic, Phagedenons, a, Fagedénico,
Phalanx, 4. Falange.
Phantasm, Phantasma, 8. Fantasma,
Phantom, @ Fantasma, espectro,
Pharaon, $. Faraon, juego de azar.
Pharisalc, Pharisaical, a. Fartsaico.
Pharisaically, ad. De un modo farisaico.
Pharisaicaluess, 8, Farisaismo.
Pharisee, 8. Fariseo, céntico,
Pharmacentic, Pharmaceutical, a. Farma-
Pharmacologist, 8, Farmacologista,
Pharmacology, 8, Farmacología.
Pharmacopaia, 8. Farmacopea,
Pharmacopolist, a. Boticario.
Pharmacy, 4. Farmacia,
Pharos, 8. Faro; torre alta con luces,
Pharyngotomy, 8. Faringotomía, [esófago.
Pharynx, & Faringe, la parte superior del
Phasls, e. (Astr.) Fase. Sa.
Pheasant, 8, (Orn.) Falsan, avo muy hermo-
Phenix, 8. (Orn.) Fénix. [mena,
Phenomenon, a. Fenómeno, En pl. pheno-
Phial, 8. Redomilla,
To Phial, ca. Guardar 6 poner en redoma.
Philanthropic, Philanthropical, a. Filantró-
rico,
piianthroptst, 8. F pape:
Philanthropy, «+. Filantropia, humanidad.
Philippic, 4. Filipica, declamacion, invec-
tiva [vectivas,
To VPhilippize, en. Declamar contra usar in-
Philologer 6 Philologist, 8. Filólogo, profe-
sor de filología.
Philologic, Philological, a. Filolégico.
To Philologize, en. (Poc. us.) Practicar la
crítica y la filología.
Philology, 8. Filología,
Philomath, a. Amigo de la literatura.
Philomel, Philomcla, s. Filomena, ruiscñor.
Philosophaster, a. Filosofastro.
Philosopher, 8. Filósofo. Philosopher's
stone, Piedra filosofal,
Philosophic, Philosophical, a. Filosófico;
frugal, muderado; abstemio,
Philosophically, ad. Filosóficamente.
Philosophism, 4, Filosofismo.
Philosophist, 8. Seudofilósofo, filósofo falso.
To Philosophize, vn. Filosofar., fete:
Philosophy, €. Filosofia; razonamiento, dis-
Philostorgy, & El amor natural entre padres
€ hijos.
Philotechnic, a. Amigo 6 patron do las artes.
Philter, e. Fil hechizo amatorio,
To Philter, ca. lMechizar con filtro.
Phiz, s. (Vulg.) Facha, cara. sangrador.
Phlebotomist, 8. Flebótomo, flebotuimiano,
‘To Phiebotomize, ra. Sangrar. [grar.
Ph'ebotomy, 4. Flebotomia, cl arto do san-
Phlezm, a. Flema.
Phicgmasia, a, Inflamacion.
Phlegmatic, Phlegmatical, a. Flegmatico,
NCUOSO; Perezoso,
Phlogiston, *. (Quim.) Flogistico.
Phoenix, e. (Orn.) Fóntx, [dos
Phonics, e. Doctrina y clencla do los soni-
PIC
Phonocamptic, a. Lo que puede torcer 6
mudar el son.
Phoephate, 8. (Quim.) Fosfato,
Phosphite, 3. (Quim.) Fosfito.
Phosphorus, s. Fósforo, la estrella matutina;
fósforo, sustancia quimica muy inflamable.
Phosphorescence, 8. Fosforescencia.
Phosphorescent, a. Lo que tiene la calidad
de fosforo; radiante.
Phosphoric, a. Fosforico,
Phosphuret, 4. Fosforeto.
Photometer, a. Fotómetro.
Phrase, a. Frase; estilo; sentencia,
To Phrase, ca. Llamar, nombrar, intitular.
Phrase-book, e. Libro de frases, idiomas.
Phrascless, a. Indescribiblo,
Phraseologist, 8. Fraseologista.
Phraseology, 8. Frascologia, diccion, con
struccion, estilo.
Phrenetic, a. Frenético, loco.
Phrenologer, & Cranedlogo 6 cranólogo.
Phrenologic, Phrenological, a. Lo que per-
tencce 4 la crancologia. — [la craneología,
Phrenologist, 8. Crancólogo, cl que profesa
Phrenology, 8. Crancología 6 cranología.
Phrensy, a, Frenesi, delirio.
Phthiriasis, a. ve Tiriásis, plojera
Phthisic, Phthisical, a. Tisico, hético.
Phthisis, a, Tisis,
Phylacter, Phylactery, a. Filacteria.
Phylactered, «. Filácterico. [cie de ballena,
Physeter. a. (Ict.) Fisetera, un cetáceo, espe-
To Physic, ea. Purgar. (dios; purga.
Physic, & Mcdecina; medicamentos; remo-
Physical, «e, Físico; médico; medicinal.
Physically, ad, Fisicamente ; naturalmente.
Physician, 8, Médico.
Physico-theology, 2. La religion natural.
Physics, e, pl, Fisica qne enseña el conoci-
miento de la naturaleza,
Physiognomer, Physiognomist, 8. Fisono-
mista, fisónomo. [nómico.
Physiognomonic, Physiognomical, a. Fiso-
de siognomy, & Fisonomia; rostro sem-
te
ante.
Physiologie, Physiological, a, Fistológico.
PUES Physiologist, e. Fisiologista,
siólogo.
Physiology, e. Fistologta. [do vegetales.
Phytivorous, a. Jlerbivoro, que se mantieno
Phytography, 8. Fitografla, descripcion do
las plantas,
Phytologist, 2, Botánico. [do las plantas.
Phytology, €. Botánica, la ciencia quo trata
Piacular, a. Expiatorio; satisfactorio; cri-
minal, atroz. [branas del celebro.
Pia-mater, £ Piamater, una do las mem-
Piano, ad. (Máús.) Lentamente.
Piaster, Plastre, a, Escudo; peso 6 peso duro.
Piazza, 8. Pórtico; galeria, cubierto.
Pica, e. (Méd.) Pica, apetito depravado do
comer.
Picaroon, 8. Picaron: ladron.
Picayune, 8. (Am.) Medio real.—a. Peque-
ño, bajo, chico. [ferias,
Piccage, 8. La renta de las barracas en las
To Pick, ca. Escoger; coger; mondar, lim-
piar. Jo pick a bone, Roer un hueso;
picar; picotear; robar, forzar una cerra-
dura.—tn. Vicar; sacar. nae
PIL
Pick, a, Martillo de escultor; pico.
Pickaxe, «. Pico, especie de azadon.
Picker, 4 Escogedor; escardador; recibidor.
Pickerel, 8. (Ict ) Bute pequeño.
Pickeroon, Y. /tcaroon,
To Pickeroon, en. Hurtar, robar.
Picket, a (Fort) Estaca (Mil.) Piquete.
To Picket, ea. Atar un caballo u la estaca,
Pickotee, & (Bot.) Especte do clavel.
Picket-guard, V. Piquel-guard.
Picking, s. Desperdicio, residuo, desecho.
Pickle, a, Salmuera, escabecho, adobo.
To Pickle, ta. Escabechar, adobar, conser-
var en salinucra,
Pickle-herring, e. Bufon, trahan, chocarrero.
P'ickiock, a. Ganzúa. [terillo.
Pickpocket, Pickpurse, 8. Cortabolsas, ra-
Pickthank, 8. Entremetido.
Pico, 4. Pico de una montaña.
Pict, €, Ketrato.
Pictorial, Pictural, a. Pictórico.
Picture, €. Pintura; retrato; cuadro.
To Picturo, ea. Pintar; figurar, describir,
Picturelike, a. Semejante á una pintura.
Picturesque, a. Pintoresco,
Pictaresqueness, 2, La calidad do lo que es
pintoresco.
Pio, 8. Pastel, empanada. (Orn.) Marica.
Piebald, a. Mauchado de varios colores.
Piece, €, Remiendo, fragmento, picza; com-
posicion, obra remendar.
To Piece, va. Aumentar; añadir; juntar;
Pteceless, a. Lo gue es todo de una pieza.
Plecemeal, ad. En pedazos.—a. Dividido.
Plecer, €, El quo añade 6 remionds.
Pied, a. Variegado, manchado. [res.
Piedness, 8. Variedad 6 diversidad de colo-
To Piep, en. Piar los pollos,
Pier, 8, Estribo de puente. (Núu.) Muelle.
To Pierce, va. Penetrar, agujercar, taladrar; '
oxcitar.
Piercer, 8. Taladro; aguijon.
Pier-glass, a, Espejo largo y angosto; tremó.
Piercing, a. Penetrante, agudo lastimero.
Piercingly, ad. Agudamente. [deza,
Piercingness, a. Penetracion, sutileza, agu-
Pietist, s. Misticon, beato. [rencla.
Piety, a. Piedad, devocion; respeto y revo-
Plg, 8. Cochinillo, lechon. Sucking-pig,
“choncillo. Pig-sty, Zahurda.
Pigeon, 8, (Orn.) Pichon, palomo, paloma.
Piygcoufoot, 8. (Bot) Pis de milano.
Pigcon-h , 4. Timido, cobarde. — [tas.
Pigeon-holes, s. p?. Cajitas para guardar car-
Pigeon-house, 8. Palomar.
Pizeon-livered, a, Apactble, quioto; m
Pigeon-loft, s. Palomar.
Pigeon-pie, & Pastel de pichones.
Piggin, 3. Vasijilla 6 vasija pequeña.
Pigment, a, Colores; afcite.
Pigmy, a. Pigmeo, enano,
Pignoration, 8s. Empeño. [oficinal.
Pig-nut, 8. (Bot.) Bulbocástano, una planta
Pike, & (Ict.) Lucio; pica
Piked, a, Puntiagudo, igera.
Pikelet, Pikelin, 8. Una torta pequeña muy
Pikeman, 8. Piquero, pica seca,
Pikestaff, e. Asta de pica.
Pilaster, 8. Pilastra, coluna cuadrada,
Pilch, ates 8. Vestido, forrado con pieles.
80.
ro-
PIN
Pilchard, Pilcher, a. (Ict.) Arenque menor,
sardina
Pile, a. Estaca; pila, monton ; boguera;
edificio grande y macizo, Piles, Almur-
ranas,
To Pile, ea. Amontonar, apilar.
Pileated, a. Lo que tiene la forma 6 fizars
do sombrero.
Pilement, ¢. Acumulacion.
Piler, 2. Amontonador. [leva
To Pilfer, ea. y n. Ratear, hurtar con scti-
Pilferer, e. Ratero.
Pilfering, a, Ratería,
Pilferingly, ad. Con ratería.
Pilgarlic, 8. > Miserable, pobrete.
Pil 8. Poregrinante, peregrino.
To Pilgrim, on. yok Meret
Pilgrimage, $. Peregrinacion. (manseas.
Pill, a. Pildora; cualquiera cosa que prodace
Pillage, e. Pillaje, saqueo, rapiña.
To Pillage, va. Pillar, hurtar, robar.
Pillager, €. Pillador.
Pillar, a. Coluno, pilar.
Pillared, a. Sustenido con colanas.
Pillion, 8. Albarda, sillon.
Pilloried, a, Empicotado.
Pillory, & Picota, cepo.
To Pillory, ea. Empicotar á un malhecher.
Pillow, a. Almohada. Pillow af the tox-
aprit, (Nau) Tragunte del banpres.
To Pillow, oa. Poner alguna cosa sobre la
almohada,
Pillow-case, $. Funda de la almohada
Pilosity, s. Abundancia de pelo.
To Pilot, ea. (Náu.) Guiar un navio.
Pilot, e. (Néu.) Piloto. Coust-pélot, Piicta
ab ibis [age, Timronaje
Pilotage, a. en) Pilotaje. ates of pile-
Pilous, a. Piloso. [ca
Pimenta 6 Pimento, 8. Pimienta de Jamai-
Pimp, 8. Alcahuete.
To Pimp, on Alcahuetear.
Pimpernel, a. sila) Oa ea
imple, 8. Grano; boton; buba; barrillos.
Pimpled, a. Engranujado, granujiento.
Pin, e. Alñlor. Jfair-pina, Horquillas
Larding-pin, Aguja de mechar. .£.*:-
ing-pin, Hataca. Aale-pin of a wiecl,
He e carro, coche, ete. [enjauix.
To Pin, ca. Prender con alfileres; encerrar,
Pincase, 8. Alfiletero.
Pincers, 8. Pinzas, tenaznolas.
To Pinch, ea. Pellizcar; apretar con pio-
Zas; oprimir, perzeguír.—ea. Apretar,
Acosars ahorrar. (sion, aprieto, apuru,
Pinch, 8. Pollizco; polvo, pulgarada; opre-
Pinchbock, « Similor 6 almiloro,
Pincher, 8. Pellizeador. uriserable
Pinchfist, Pinchpenny, & o, ruin o
Pinching-tongs, 8. Encrespador. [eres
Pincushlon, 8. Acerico, almobadilla de alf-
Pindust, s. Limadura de alílleres,
Pine, e. (Bot.) Pino.
To Pine, en. Desfallecer, descaecer: desear
con vehemencia.—vu. Lamentar en slien-
cio, [Glándula pineal.
Pineal, a. Figura de piña. Pineal gla nil,
Pine-apple, $. Piña, anánas.
Pine-branch, 8. Ramo del pino. — [las aves.
Pin-feathcr, 8. Cañon, fino de las pluma da
PIS PLA
Pinfold, 8. Redil 6 corral para el ganado. Piscinal, 4. Lo que porteneco á la piscina.
+Pingle, a. Cercado pequeño. Pisclverous, a. Ictiófago, que so mantiene
Pinguitude, e Gordura.
Pinhole, a El agujero que hace el alfiler.
Pining, a Láunguido.—Pinétng away, e,
Languidez,
Pinion, a, Piñon; ala; esposas,
To Pinion, ea. Atar las alas; maniatar 4 uno.
Pinloned, a. Alado; maniatado.
Pink, s. (Bot.) Clavel; ojuelo ; color de rosa,
ao Pink, ca. Ojetear—on. Quiñar, pesta-
ear
Pinker, a, El que pica las telas de seda.
Pink-eyed, a. Ojialegro.
Pinking, 8. Picado, recortado; guiñadura.
Pink-sterned, a. (Náu.) Estrecho 4 Ja popa.
Pin-maker, a. Alfilerero.
Pin-money, 4 Alfileres, quefia.
Pinnace, a. (Niu) Pinaza, embarcacion po-
Pinnacle, a Pináculo, chapitel.
To Pinnacle, va, Edificar con pináculos,
Pinnate, Pinnated, a. (Bot.) Pinado, alado.
Pinnatifid, a. (Bot.) Que tiene las hojas di-
vididas en forma de ala
Pinner, e. Alfilerero ; toca de mujer.
Pint a. Pinta, medida do liquidos on Ingla-
rra,
Pintle, a. (Art.) Clavija del cabezal y eje.
ia 8. (Mil.) Gastador, zapador ; explo-
or.
Piony, a. (Bot) Peonia
Pious, a, ag eae devoto.
Piously, ad. eligiosamonte, pladosamento.
Pip, 8. Pepita. Green pip, Opilacion, pall-
ez,
To Pip, on. Piar ciertas aves.
Pipe, 2, Tubo, cañon, conducto, caño; pipa;
caramillo. Pipes of an organ, Flantas
de órgano, ipe, Galta.
To Pipe, va. y n. Tocar la flauta ú otro ins-
trumonto semejante; graznar.
Pipe-office, a Una oficina del ramo de ha-
cienda on Inglaterra.
Piper, a Flautoro, flautista, gaitero.
Piperidge, e. (Bot.) V. Barberry.
Piperine, a. Pimentoso.
Pipe-treo, a. (Bot.) Lila,
Piping, a. Enfermizo, valetudinario; hir-
viente; muy caliente.
Pipkin, 8. Puchorito. [manzana.
Pippin, 8. (Bot.) Esperioga, una varicdad do
Piquancy, & Picante, acrimonia.
rf pach a. Punzante, picante.
Piquantly, ad. Agriamente. [tillo.
Pique, 4 Piquo, desazon; delicadeza, pun-
To Pique, ca, y n. Picar, enojar; ofender,
irritar; rula jactarse,
Piquet, e. Juego de los clentos. (Fort.) Pi-
quete, estaca. (MIL) Pena militar.
To Piquet, va. Castigar con el piquet,
Piquet-guard, 4. (Mil.) Piquetes avanzados.
Piracy, 4. Piratoria.
Pirate, ». Pirata; forbante; pirata, el libro-
ro que pilla originales agenos.
To Pirate, on. Piratear.—ca. Pillar, hurtar.
Piratical, a. Pirático. — [pirneta en cl baile.
Pirouctte, s. Piructa, que da el caballo;
Piscary, 4. Privilegio de la pesca.
Piscatory, a, Piscatorio. ]
Pisces, € pl. (Astr.) Piscis, signo del zodíaco.
de penca
To Pish, on, Burlarse con menosprecio.
Pismiro, x, Hormiga.
Piss, e. Orina,
To Piss, en, Mcar, orinar.
Pissabed, s. (Bot.) Diente de leon 6 amargon.
Pissasphalt, s, Pisasfalto.
Pissburnt, a. Mauchado con orines.
Pistachio, 8. (Bot.) Alfónsigo 6 pistacho.
Piste, & Pista, rastro.
Pistil, a. (Bot.) Pistilo de las flores de las plan-
+Pistillation, s, Magullamiento. _[cachorro.
Pistol, e. Pistola, Pocket-pistol, Pistolete,
Pistole, 8. Doblon.
Piston, 3. E'mbolo, macho de la bomba.
Pit, a. Hoyo; abismo; patio de un coliseo.
The ome EI sobaco.
To Pit, on. Cavarse, ahuccarse. tin, tan.
Pitapat, a. Palpitacion. (Fam.) Pit, pat;
Pitch, a. Pez; o de elevacion.
To Pitch, ca. Fijar, plantar; colocar; or-
donar; tirar, arrojar; embrear.—vn.
Caerse hácia abajo.
Pitcher, e. Cántaro; piquota.
Pitchfork, & Horca que usan los labradores,
Pitchinoss, 8. Oscuridad; color de pez
Pitching-penny, s. Derecho de venta en las
ferias. [la voz.
Pitch-pipe, 8. Un instrumento para regular
Pitch-tree, a, Pino, abeto.
Pitchy, a. Embreado; oscuro, triste.
Pit-coal, a, Carbon do piedra.
Piteous, a. Lastimoso; compasivo; mise-
rablo, pobre.
Pitcously, ad. Lastimosamente.
Piteousness, 8, Compasion, ternura.
Pitfall, e. Trampa.
Pith, a. Meollo de planta; tuétano; energía,
Pithily, ad. Enérgicamente, fuertemente.
Pithiness, € Energía, eficacia. [energía,
Pithless, a. Falto do meollo; endeble, sin
Pithy, a, Enérgioo, eficaz; meduloso.
Pitiable, a. Lastimoso, sensible.
+Pitiedly, ad. Lastimosamente. clable.
Pitiful, a, Lastimoso; compasivo; despre-
Pitifully, ad. Lastimosamente, desprocla-
blemente,
Pitifulness, $. Compasion, piedad; ruindad.
Pitiless, a. Desapiadado, cruel, inhumano.
Pitilessly, ad. Cruelmente, inhomanamente.
Pitilessness, 8, Inhumanidad, durcza do co-
razon. [chaque,
Pitsaw, €. Sierra abrazadera 6 de chiqui-
Pittance, 8. Pltanza; porcioncilla,
Pitted, «e. Cavado, picado.
Pituitary, a Pitaitoso.
Pituite, €. Pituita.
Pituitous, a. Pitultoso. (pasion.
Pity, a. Piedad, misericordia, lástima, com-
To Pity, va. Compadecer, tener lástima.—
Pivot, a Espigon Je, polo, al
vot, 8. gon; eje, polo, alma.
Pix, 8. Píxide, de la hostia consagrada,
Plzzle, 2. Vergajo de buey.
Placability, Placableness, 8. Placabilidad ;
dalzura, clemencia,
Placable, a. Placable, aplacable. [p&blico.
Placard, a, Placarte, la pragmática; aviso
PLA
\
To Placard, ca. Publicar; placear. —_[yar.
To Placate, ca. Apacizuar, concillar, sose-
Place, 8. Lugar, sitio, paraje. (M1.) Plaza
Mansion; texto; empleo.
To Place, ea. Colocar; fijnr, establecer.
Viaceman, & Enipleado público, oficinista.
Placenta, € (Bot) Placenta. (Anat.) Pla-
ntá.
ce
Placid, a. Plácido, quieto, benfgno,
Placidity, Placidness, 8. Apacibilidad, afabi-
lidad, suavidad.
Plactdly, ad. Apactblemente, suavemente,
Placit, 8. Decreto, resolucion, orden.
tPlacket, s. Guardapics,
Plafond, a. Gn) Cielo raso.
Placiarism, 4. Plazio, usurpacion de las
obras literarias de otro,
Plagiary, s. Plagiarlo. [doro.
Plague, & Peste; plaza; calamidad; maja-
To Plague, ev, Atormentar, importuuar;
jorobar, plagar.
Plaguily, a7, (Joc.) Molestamento.
Plaguy, a. Enfu:loso, molesto; apestado.
Plaice, 8. (Ict.) Platija
Plaid, & Capa suelta do sarga do Escocia;
listados cn cuadro.—«. Variegado.
Plain, a. Llano ; liso ; sencillo ; ingenno ;
comnn ; ovidente, sincero. — ad, Clara-
mente, distintamente, sinceramente.
To Plain, ea, Allanar. len.
Plain-dealer, & Hombre de buena fs, de
Plain-dealing, £. Buena fo, sinceridad, hon-
radcz, fraz.
Plain-hearted, a. Sencillo, sincero, sin dis-
Plain-heartedness, 8. Sinceridad. — [mente.
Plainly, ad. Lianamente; de veras; franca-
Plainness, €. Llanura; sencillez; sinceridad.
a ae a. Sencillo, sincero en el ba-
ar.
Plaint, 4 Queja, lamento. dante.
Plaintiff, e. Demandador, cl actor deman-
Plaintive,a. Lamentoso, lastimoso, dolorido.
Plaintively, ad. De un modo lastimoso,
Plaíntivenees, 3, El estado lamentoso 6 do-
lorido,
Plaintless, a, Sin queja,
Plainwork, &. Costura lisa,
Plaister, 4. V. Plaster. cabellos.
Plait, Pliogue. Plait of hair, Trenza do
To Plalt, ca. Plegar; riznr; tejer, trenzar.
Plaiter, e, Plegador.
Plaiting, 4 Plegadura, pliegue.
Plan, €. Plan 6 modelo; lenorrafla,
To Plan, ra. Trazar, un plan; proyectar;
urdir, tramar.
Planch, 4. Tabla de madera.
Plano, e. Plano; cepilio da carpentería.
To Plane, ea. Allanar; acepillar.
Planer, 8. Acepillador.
Plane-tree, 8. (Bot.) Plátano.
Planet, a, (Ast.) Planeta.
DPlanctarinm, e. Planetario.
Planetary, a. Planetario. [fundido.
Planet-strack, a. Asombrado, atónito, con-
Planifolions, a, (Bot.) Planifolio ú hojiplano.
Planimetry, 8. Planometria. (llanos.
Planipotalous, a. Planipútalo, con pétalos
To Planish, va, Alisar, pulir, aplanar.
Planisher, 8. Planador.
e drid 8. Planisferio.,
$
PLA
Plank, a Tablon. Planks of a ship, Ts
Dlaje.
To Plank, ea. Entahlar, entarimar.
Planner, €. Trazador.
Plano-concave, a. Planocóncavo.
Plano-conical, a. Planocénico.
Plano-cunvex, a. Planoconvero,
Plant, £. Planta; el asiento del pie; pists
de un edificio,
To Plant, ea. Plantar; colocar: fundar.
Plantain, 8. (Bot.) Plátano; llanten.
Plantation, s Plantacion ; plantio; colors
Planter, 8, Plantador, coltivador; coho.
Planting, 8. Plantacion, plantel >
Plantule, « (Bot.) Plantita: el emtrim ¿>
la semilla, [tretejida con str».
Plash, & Charquillo; la rama cortada y <1-
To Plash, ra. Enramar, entretejer ras:
hacer ruido turbando el agua
Plashy, a. Pantanoso. shee
Plasm, €. Molde, matriz. (ter, Casi.
Plaster, & Yeso; emplasto, Blider- *-
To Plaster, ea. Enyesar; secar á y 33:
emplastar. [a +.
Plasterer, 8. Enjalbegador, revocador. «75
Plastic, €, Plástica, el arte de hacer cure
de yeso, te.
Plastugraphy, 4. Plastografia
Plastron, 8. Peto, pechera, E
Plat, $. (Náu.) Baderna Pedazo de tia
To Plat, ea. Entretojer. [Pa
Platband, a. (Agr.) Acirnte, Tablas (4”;
Plate, e, Plancha 6 lámina de metal ove
drio; plata labrada; plato; palio. (ir
Bite engrucer, or en cuit.
Mates, (Nún.) Cha
To Plate, ea. Planchear: batir hoja
Plateau, 8. Ramillete para en centro de 25
mesa,
Platform, @ Plataforma.
Platina, ¢. Platina.
Platonic, a. Piaténico.
Platoon, 4. Peloton de soldados
Platter, «. Fuente. plato grande.
Platter-faced, a. Cariancho. ;
Platting, 8. Especie de cintifla de pss
Junco 6 astilla para hacer sombreros c:
mujer. :
Plaudit, 2. Aplauso, aclamacion.
Plausibility, e. Plausibilidad.
Plausible, a. Plausible, especioso, aparcnia
Plausibly, ad. Plansiblemente.
Plausive, a. Laudatorio; lo que alaba
To Play, on. Jugar; divertirse; jugue:
representar. (Más) Tocar, hablando ¢
instrumentos músicos, — 04. Diss,
tirar. bur.as
Play, e. Juego: recreacion; teatro. Ja ¡*"5
Playbook, 8, Libro de comedias, tragedia
C.
Playday, € Dia de huelga 6 do descan™.
Playdebt, 2. Deuda contraida en el jac’
Player, e. Jugador; haragan; actor; 199
dor, músico,
Play fellow, a. Compañero de juego.
Playful, a. Jugueton, travieso.
Playgame, €. Juego de niños,
Play house, a. Teatro.
Playing-carda, a pl. Naipes, barajas, carios
Play mato, e, V. Panfelboro:
PLI
Plaything, 8. Juguete.
A us 8. Compositor do comedias,
nh: erala deteanar daca
clon, to, defensa; disculpa, pretexto.
To Plead, en Orar en algun tribunal de
justicia; argúir; abogar.—ca. Defender
en Juicio; alegar; disculpar.
Pleadable, a, Lo quo se puede alegar.
Pleader, 8. Abogado; defensor.
Pleading, 8. Alezacion, alegato, defensa.
Plcasant, a. Delicioso; placentero, vivo.
Plensantly, ad, Deliciosamente.
Pleasantness, & Delicia, agrado, Bip
Pleasantry, 8. Gusto; agudeza, chocarreria,
chanza,
To Please, va. Deleitar, agradar; contentar.
—on, Placer, gustar, gozar; querer.
Pleasing, a, Agradable, placentero, alegre.
Pleasingly, ad. Agradablemente,
Picasingness, 8. V. Pleasantnesa.
Pleasurable, a. Delcitante, divertido, festivo.
Pleasurableness, 8. V. Pleasantnens,
Ploasnrably, ad. Con gusto 6 deleite.
Pleasure, 8. Gusto, placer, delelte, agrado,
entisfacion, complacencia ; arbitrio,
Pleasure-ground, 8. Los jardines y praderas,
Plebelan, a. y 8. Plebeyo, pechero; vulgar,
comun.
Pledge, 8. Prenda; fianza; rehen ; promesa.
To Pledge, va. Empeñar; comprometerse.
Pledgee, 3. (For.) Depositario.
Piedger, 8. Depositante, depositador,
Pledget, a Planchuela, quo se pone sobre
una llaga cabezal.
Pleiades, 4, el Pléyadas 6 plóyados,
Plenarily, ad. Plenariamente,
Plenariness, 2. Plenitud
Plenary, a. Plenario, lleno, entero,
Plenipotent, a. Todopoderoso. pleno.
Plenipotential, a. Autorizado con poder
Plenipotentiary, 8. y @. Plenipotenciario.
Plenist, e. El flósofo que niega que hay
vacuo,
Plonitude, 8. Plenitud, abundancia,
Plenteous, a. Coptoso, fructífero, fórtil.
Plenteously, ad. Copiosamente,
Plenteousness, $. Abundancia,
Plentifal, a. Copioso, abundante,
Plentifully, ad. Abundantemente.
Plentifalness, a. Copia, fertilidad.
Plenty, 8. Copia, abundancia; demasía,
Plenum, 4. Pleno como opuesto á vacuo.
Pleonasm, 8. Ploonasmo. leonástico,
Pleonastic, PJconastical, @ Redundante,
Pleonastically, ad. Redundantemente.
+Plerophory, 8. Fó ciega, persuasion firme.
Plerotic, a. Lo que tiene la facultad de criar
carne.
Plethora, Plethory, 2, Plótora, replecion.
Plethoretic, Plethoric, a, Pletórico, repleto.
Plearlsy, 8. Plouritia, pleuresía,
Pleuritic, Pleuritical, a. Pleuritico.
Plexus, @ (Anat.) Plexo, tejido de varios
nervios, condescendencia.
Piinbi'ity, 4 Flexibilidad de genio, docilidad,
Pliable, a. Flexible, dócil, condescendicnte,
Pliableness, Pliancy, 8. Flexibilidad, blan-
dura, doctlidad.
Pliant, a. Flexible, dócil, blando. (genio,
Pliantness, 4. Docilidad 6 flexibilidad de
q
acto 6 forma de abogar; alega- | Pliers, a, pl. Alicates.
PLU
[6peras, de, | Plica, «. Pliegue. Plica polonica, Plica
polónica. ‘enacillas de boca.
tat-pointed pliers,
To Plight, va. Empeñar.
Plight, a. Estado, condicion; prenda.
Plighter, s. V. Pledger.
Plinth, 8, Plinto, el cuadrado sobre que
asienta el toro de la basa de la colana.
To Plod, on. Afanarse mucho; traginar;
estudiar con aplicacion, [estudio.
Plodder, s. El que se aplica mucho & algun
Plodding, 8. El acto de estudiar con aplica-
clon y sin fruto.
Plonket, 8. Especio de tela de lana gruesa.
Plot, a. Espacio Pequehe de terreno. &rase-
plot, Céspod. Inno; conspiracion; en+
redo; entruchada ; proyecto; intriga ;
trama, [tramar.
To Plot, ca. Trazar, idear.—on. Conspirar ;
Plotter, e. Conspirador, conjurado; trama-
or.
Plotting, £ Conspiracion, trama.
Plotting-scale, 2. Instrumento para levantar
planos de terrenos.
Plover, 8. (Orn.) Frailecillo. (cepillo.
Plough, 8. Arado; lengiieta; especie de
To Plough, vn, Arar, labrar la tierra.
Plougl boy, 8. Mozo del campo.
Plougher, €. Arador, surcador.
Ploughing, 8. Aradura, labranza.
Plonghland, 8. Tierra labrantía.
Ploughman, s. Arador; patan ; cam O.
Plough-Monday, 8. El primer lánes espues
de la Epifanía.
Ploughshare, a, Raja de arado.
Ploughstaff, 8, Arrejada.
Ploughwright, a. El que hace arados.
Plow, 8. V. Plough. mar,
To Pluck, va. Arrancar; derribar; desplu-
Pluck, e. Asadura; resolucion; valor.
Plucker, 8. Arrancador, extirpador.
Plug, 8. Tapon. Plug tobacco, Tabaco cu-
rado y torcido, [/rutt, Calar fruta.
To Plug, ea. Atarugar; tapar. 7b plug
Plum, a. Ciruela. Dried plumas, Ciruelas
pasas.
Plum-treo, € t.) Ciruelo.
Plumage, *£. Plumaje.
Plumb, 4. Plomada.—ad. A’ plomo.
To Plumb, va. Sondar, sondear; aplomar.
Plumbago, 8. Lápiz plomo.
Plambean, Plumbeous, a. Plúmbeo, plo-
mizo, plomado.
Plumber, 8. Plomero.
Plumbery, 8. Manufacturas de plomo.
Pas e. Cuerda de plomada ó sonda;
nivel.
Plum-cake, 4. Torta de pasas, [plumas.
Plume, $. Pluma; plumaje; penacho de
To Plume, va. Ajustar las plumas; desplu-
mar; adornar con plumas. To plume
one's EA ws, Vanagloriarse de alguna
cosa. Empiumar 6 emplumccer.
Plame-alum, $. Alumbre de pluma,
Plumeless, 4. Implume.
Plumigerous, a. Plamoso 6 plamado,
Plumiped, e. Ave calzada.
Plummet, 4. Plomada.
Plumous, Plumose, a. Plúmeo, plamoso.
Plamp, a. Gordo, rollizo. dee man,
POD
Nena—ad. Do
To Plump, tu. Engordar, hinchar. — €n,
Caer á plomo; ponerse gordo,
Plum-pic, 4 Pastel de uvas pasas,
Plumpness, a, Gordura, corpulencia,
Plum-pudding, & Pudin ó pudingo.
Plumpy, a. Gordo, lleno, rollizo.
Plomala, 8. (Bot) Plúmula, la parte del
verdadero embrion de las simicotes que
sale fucra de la tierra,
Plamy, a. Plumado, plumoso.
hd ria! st, pacha pillar, hurtar.
lunder, a. Pillaje, robo, pecorca.
Plunderer, €. Saqueador, pillador, ladron.
To Plunge, ta. Zampuzar, somorgujar, 80-
mergir, chapuzar, zambullir, meter en el
agua; anegar, sumergir 4 uno en penas,
en miseria, etc.—en. Sumergirse
Plunge, $. Sumersion, zambullida; estrecho,
aprieto. ;
Plangeon, €. (Orn.) Somorgujo, mergo.
Plunger, s. Buzo, somorgujador.
Plunging, @ El acto do dar manotadas y
brincos los caballos sin domar.
Planket, a. y a. Color azul.
Plural, a. y 8. Plural [ficios curados.
Pluralist, 8, El que posee dos 6 mas bene-
Plurality, a Pluralidad ; multitud; mayoria,
Plurally, ad. En sentido plural.
Plus, ad. Mas: cs voz latina.
Plush, a, Tripe, tela felpada. Silk plush,
Felpa de seda,
To Ply, ra, Trabajar con abinco; formar,
disponer, —on, Trabajar, servir; ir de
priesa,
Ply, se. Propension, inclinacion ; pliegue.
Plying, e. Solicitacion importana, (Náu.)
crzo de vela contra el viento.
Pneumatic, Pneumatical, a, Neumático,
Pneumatics, 8, Neumática.
Pneumatology, 8. Ncumatología.
Pneumonia, $. (Mód.) Neumonía; pulmonía.
Pneumonic, a. Neumónico, lo que perte-
nece al pulmon. [Cazar ilegalinente.
To Poach, ra. Cocer; pillar; robar.—on,
Poacher, s. El que hurta la caza.
Poschiness, 8. Humedad.
Poaching, 4. El acto do cazar ilegalmente.
Poachy, a. Húmedo, pantanoso.
Pock, 8. Virucla, pústula, postilla,
Pocket, a. Bolsillo, faltriquora.
To Pocket. va. Embolsar. To pocket an
affront, Tragarse una injuria. [tera.
Pocket-book, 8. Librito de memoria; car-
Pocketed, a. Lo quo se toma furtivamenta,
Pocket-flap, e. Cartera, falda de bolsillo,
Pockot-glass, & Espejo de bolsillo.
Pocket-hole, 8. Boca do faltriqnera.
Pockfrotten, a. (Amer.) Cacarañado; pica-
do de viruelas. [da de la viruela,
Pockhole 6 Pockpit, & El cicatriz que que-
Pocky, a, Picado do viruelas; buboso,
tPoculent, a. Potable.
Pod, s. Vaina do algunas legumbres,
To Pod, va. Criar vainas.
Podagrical, a. Gotoso.
Podder, a, El que coge legumbres.
tPodge, e. Charco, cenagal, lamedal.
e Pudómictro,
POL
Hombro rechoncho. Plump fuce, Cara! Poem, 8. Poema; obra en verso.
Ipe, & plomo, de repente. ; Poesy, 4. Poesia; mote.
(reads.
Poct, a. Poeta. Poet laureat, Poeta li-
Poetaster, 4, Poetastro,
Poctesa, af Poetisa.
Poetic, Poetical, a. Poética.
Poetically, ad. Poéticamente.
Poctics, 8. Poctica,
To Poetize, rn. Poetizar, versifiear.
Poetry, e. Poética; poesia. [acrimor's
Poignancy, 8. Punta; picante, acerbida,
Poignant, a. Picante, accrbo; Inmordaz, s-
tírico, [mente
Eno ad. Mordarmente, satírica:
Point, €, Punta; agujeta; puntos prom2-
torio; agudeza, ral: rumbo; encaje. Jo
speak to the point, Ir al caso. At al
points, Enteramente.
To Point, ea. Apuntar; señalar; puntosr;
asostar el tiro de una arma—en, Apus-
tar; , mostrar la caza; enseñar.
Point-blank, ad. Directamente. e
Pointed, a. Puntiagudo; puntuado ; satiri-
Pointedly, ad. Sutilmente. PEEL
Pointedness, 8. Picantez; aspereza, acrimo-
ointer, 8, Apuntador; punteru; perro da
punta y vuelta, [cion
Pointing, £ (Náu.) Rabo de rata; pubtas-
Pointing-stock, & Objeto de irrision, baz-
mereir.
Pointless, 2, Obtuso, sin punta.
Poise, 8. Equilibrio, contrapeso.
To Poise, ca. Equilibrar, balancear: ex»
minar; contrapesar. [mica
Polson, 8. Veneno. Poteon-neut, Nuez vo
To Poison, ea. Envenenar; corromper, in-
ficionar.
Poisoner, & Envenenador; corruptor.
tPoisonfal, a. Venenoso.
Poisoning, 8. Envenenamiento,
Polsonous, a. Venenoso, emponzoñiado.
Polsonously, ad, Venenosamente.
Poisonousness, 2. Venenosidad,
Poitrel, e, Pretal; buril
Poize, e. V. Potse.
Poke, ¢. Barjulcta, bolsa; saquillo.
To Poke, ca. pa Andar á tientas; buscar
& oscuras, poke the fire, Hurgar la
lumbre,
Poker, & Hurgon, mencar la lumbre.
Pokewced, 4. (Bot) Yerba carmin.
Poking, a. Bajo, oscuro; laborioso.
Polacre, a. Polacra, embarcacion el Levante.
Polar, a. Polar. Polar-stone, Especie de
equino petrificado,
Polarity, 2. Tendencia al polo.
Polary, a. Polar, hácia los polos.
Pole, a. Polo; pértiga. -maat, (Na.)
Palo y mastelero de una sola plera. Puce
ef a coach, Lanza de coche; percha
To Pole, ea. Armar con palos.
Pole-axe, 8. Hachuela de mano.
Polecat, 8. Gato montes,
Polemic, Polemical, a. Polémico.
Polemic, €. Controversista,
Polemoscope, & Polemoscopio.
Polestar, & Cinosura; osa; norte; guia.
Poley, & (Bot) Polio, zamarrilla, yerba
medicinal.
Y. Pedumeter. : Police, 8. Policía.
O ac
POL
POP
Policed, a. Arreglado, bien administrado.
Policy, e. Política do estado; arto; pruden-
cia; póliza de seguros.
To Polish, va. Palir, alisar; limar, clvflizar.
Polish, a, Pulimento; lustre; cortesía, ur-
banidad.
Polishedness, 4. Bruñidura; cortesania
Polisher, €, Pulidor, bruñidor.
Polite, a. Pulido, cortes, urbano,
Politely, ad. Urbanamente. crianza.
Politeness, 8. Co urbanidad, buena
Politic, a. Político, estadista; sagaz; cortes.
Political, a. Político, astuto, sagaz.
Polltically, ad. Políticamente.
Politicaster, 8. Politicastro.
Politician, e. Político, estadista; astuto.
Politicly, ad. Astutamente, sagazmente.
Politics, a. El Política, la ciencia de los ne-
gocios públicos.
+Politure, £ Pulimento,
Polity, a. Constitucion política.
Poll, e. Cabeza; matrícula 6 lista de los que
votan en alguna eleccion; capitacion, re-
artimiento de contribuciones por ca-
To Poll, ea. Descabezar, desmochar; des-
cornar ; encabezar, registrar en matricu-
la 4 uno.—en, Dar voto en las elecciones.
Pollard, & A'rbol desmochado.—a, Podado.
To Pollard, va. Podar, descopar.
Pollen, a (Bot.) Pélen 6 polvillo fecun-
dante del órgano masculino de las plan-
tas; salvado fino. en alguna eleccion.
Poller, s. Pillador; vocal, el que tiene voto
Pollock, e. (Ict.) Cadoce.
Poll-tax, e. Capitacion. (lar; profanar.
To Pollute, va, Manchar; corromper; vio-
Pollutedness, a. Polucion, deshonor, viola-
cion, rs
Polluter, 8. Corrompedor, corruptor, desflo-
Pollution, 8, Poluclon, contaminacion, pro-
fanacion.
Poltroon, 8. Poltron, collon, tímido.
Polverine, 8. Sosa, las cenizas del álcali pro-
paradas para hacer el cristal.
Poly, € Polio. V. Poley.
Polyacoustic, a. Poliacústico,
Polyandria, 8. Poliandria nardo.
Polyanthus, @ (Bot.) Poliántes, tubcrosa,
Polycarpoua, 8. (Bot.) Policarpo, lo que He-
va muchos frutos. UBOS,
Polychrest, a. La cosa que tieno muchos
Polygamiat, a, Polígamo, poligama.
Polygamy, 8. Poligamia
Polyglot, a Poligloto,
Polygon, €. Poligono.
Polygonal, a. Polígono.
Polygraphy, e. Poligrafla,
Polyhedrous, Polybedrical, a, Polledro, de
muchas superficies,
Polylogy, 8, Locuactdad.
Polymathy, 8. Polímatia, conocimiento de
muchas artes y ciencias,
Polypetalous, a. Polipétalo.
Polyphonism, €. Vuricdad de sonidos,
Polypody, 4. (Bot.) Polipodio, planta.
Polypous, a. Poliposo.
Polypus, & Pólipo; callo que se cria en las
ventanas de la nariz.
Polyscope, 8. Poliscopto.
Polyspermous, a. (Bot.) Polispermo.
Polysvilablo, & PAisilabo, =
Polytheism, 8. Politeismo. [chos dioses.
Polytheist, 3, Politeista, el que admite mu-
Pomace, @ El desecho de manzanas des-
pues de sacar la cidra.
Pomaceous, a. Lo que consta de manzanas,
Pomade, $. Pomada; para cl cabello.
Pomander, & Bola 6 poma olorosa.
Pomatum, 28. Pomada. [frata.
Pomegranate, & (Bot.) Granado, árbol y la
Pomiferous, a. Pomifero, lo que tiene ó lle-
VA manzanas,
Pommel, e. Bala redonda. Pommel of a
sword, Pomo de capada. Pommel of a
saddle, Pomo del arzon de la silla,
To Pommel, cea. Cascar, dar golpes hasta
hacer cardenales. huertas,
Pomona, $. Pomona, diosa de las frutas y
Pomp, & Pompa, fausto, vanidad.
Pomplon, €. Calabaza.
7 ompens a. Pomposo, ostentoso.
Pompously, ad. Pomposamente. [pa.
Pompoasness, 8. Esplendor artificioso, pom-
zon 8. Pantano. Zorse-pond, Abreva-
ero,
To Ponder, en. Ponderar, examinar con
madurez. To ponder on, Beflexionar.
Ponderable, a. Ponderable.
Ponderal, a. Ponderal.
+Ponderation, €. Ponderacion. — [las cosas,
Ponderer, a. Ponderador, el que examina
Ponderosity, & Ponderosl
Pondervus, a. Ponderoso, pesado; impor-
tante ; impulsivo.
Ponderously, ad. Pesedamente.
Ponderousness, $. Ponderosidad, pesadez.
Pondweed, 2. (Bot) Potamogeton.
Poniard, @ Puñal (puñaladas.
ie Peet ea. Herir et puñal, dar de
ontage, 8. Pontazgo, pontaje.
Pontiff, a Pontífice.
Pontifical, a. Pontifical; pontificales,
Pontificate, 8. Pontificado, papado.
Ponton, & Ponton; puente flotante,
Pontoon, & (Náu.) Chata.
Fes , 8 flees, Jaco. ee [do pooling.
ool, @ Charco; eee resa
Poop, 8. (Nán.) Popa 6 toldilla, Toco:
royal, Chopeta.
To Poop, vn. Encajarso por la popa,
Poor, a. Pobre; escaso; humilde; infeliz ;
inútil; estéril.—e. pl. Los pobres.
Poor-john, 4 (Ict.) Albur, go ls pequeña,
Poorly, ad. Pobremente.—a O.
Poorness, & Pobreza; miseria; escasez de
ánimo; esterilidad.
Poor-rate, a. Contribucion, que se pega en
Inglaterra mantener á los pobres,
Poor-spirited, a. Abatido, bajo, cobarde,
Poor-spiritedness, 8. Cobardía, bajeza, pusi-
lanimidad.
Pop, 8. Chasquido, sonido repentino.
To Pop, va. y n. Entrar 6 salir de sopeton;
sacar 6 meter alguna cosa repentins
mente, echar á alguno de una parte atro-
pelladamente. [sia católica romana.
Pope, & Papa; la cabeza suprema de la igie-
Popedom, «. Papado, la dignidad de pepa.
Popery, €. Papismo, "31
POR
Popeseye, & Nombro vulgar dado á una
plandale
Popgun, a Escopetilla para los muchachos,
Popinjay, 8 Loro, papagayo; picamaderos ;
plsaverde.
Popish, a. Papal, romano.
Popishly, ad. Papalmente, pontificalmente.
Poplar, 3. LS ‘lamo temblon.
Poppy, *. (Bot.) Adormidera, amapola,
Poppy-head, a. Cabeza de amapola.
Populace, 8. Populacho. Aura popular.
Popular, a, Eopuar Po r appiduse,
Popularity, €. Popularid
Popularly, ud. e ae
To Populate, on, Poblar, multiplicar.
Population, 4. Poblacion.
Populous, 2. Populoso,
Populously, ad. Con mucha gente. [clon.
Populousnosa, $. La abundancia de pobla-
Porcelain, e. Porcelana; china; loza fina.
Porcelain-shell, $. (Con.) Concha de Vénus,
un marisco.
Porch, s. Pórtico, vestíbulo, portal.
Porcupine, e. Puerco espin,
Pore, 8. Poro. {Estadlar muchisimo.
To Pore, en. Ojear. To pore over books,
Porimo, Porism, s. (Goom.) Porisma, coro-
Jario, loma.
Poriness, 8, Porosidad.
Pork, e. Carne do puerco. Fresh pork,
Tocino fresco. Salt pork, Tocino salado,
Porkeater, 8. Comedor de carne de puerco.
Porker, 8. Puerco, cerdo, marrano.
Porket, Porkling, & Porcino; lechon; á
porcino.
Porosity, Porousness, 8. Porosidad.
dla 8 E Piña
orphyre, Porphyry, 8. O.
Porpoise, Porpus, 8. Puerco marino. (Joc.)
Persona muy gorda.
Porraceous, a. Verdoso.
Porrot, @. (Bot.) Puerro. de lecho,
Milk-po ge, Sopa
Porridge, 8. eon
Porridge-pot, 2. Olla
comida.
Porringcr, €. Escudilla, taza, plato sopero.
Port, €. Puerto. Zo touch at a port, Hacer
escala Free pu Puerto franco. Ba-
bor; portas. Portcells, poes Ruft-
porte, Portas de rocibo. Porte; aire;
presencia.
Portablo, a. Manual; portátil; snfrible.
Portals s. Porte: conduccion, acarreo.
Portal, a. (Arq.) Portal, portada; puerta.
Port-crayon, 8. Lapicero.
Portcullis, a. (Fort.) Rastrillo,
To Portcallis, va. (Fort.) Echar el rastrillo.
ag. Portend, ca. Pronosticar, anunciar, pre-
ecir,
Portent, a. Portento, prodigio.
Portentous, a. Portentoso, monstruoso.
Porter, 8. Portero. Porter's lodge, Porte-
ria; mozo de cordel; cerveza fuerte.
Porterage, 8. Porte, acarreo, carretaje.
Port-Are, 8. (Art) Lanzafuego, botafuego.
Portfolio, e. Cartera, portafólio.
Portico, e. Pórtico, portal,
Portion, 8. Porcion; cuota; parte; dote.
To Portion, ca. Partir, dividir; dotar.
Pron. e Repartidor.
; vasija para cocer la
POS
| Portlast, a. (Nán.) V. Guntcale, mija.
Portliness, 4. Porto majestuoso; atre de +. --
Portly, a. Majestuoso; serio; curpulenia
rallizo,
Portmantean, Portmantle, a. Portamanica
Portmote, 8. Tribunal maritimo.
Portrait, a, Retrato.
Portrait-painter, 4. Retratista.
Portraiture, a. Retrato, pintura, bosque:-.
To Portray, ea. Retratar; adornar 002 7!
turas; describir.
Portrees, 4f. Portera.
Portrope, 8. V. Port.
Portsalo, 8. Almoneda de puerto.
Portvent, es. Cañon de maders para les
el viento desde el fuello de ua crio
hasta el recipiente.
Pory, a, Poroso.
To Pose, ra. Parar; confundir; pregar'v.
Poser, s. Examinador; el que Lise Y
acorrala,
Y. P
Posey, 8. ony.
Position, 8. Posicion, postara, situacion. —
Positional, a. Lo que pertenece a ls pe
cion, postura ó situacion de una cosa.
Positive, €. Positivo; portiado; cieru. 2
Afirmacion.
Positively, ad, Positivamente.
Positiveness, a, El estado de lo que es pos:
tivo ó absoluto; porfía; contumsc:s _
' Posse, & Potencia, armada. (Valg.) Geo"
Possecomitatus, a. Janta | pr el
sheriff para ovitar tumultos, de.
To Possess, ca. Poseer, gozar; domina.
Possessed, pp. Poseso, poscido.
Possession, & Posesion ; el acto de pase’!
la misma cosa poseida.
Possessive, A. Posesivo; poseyenta
Possessor, 8. Poseedor.
Possessory, 4. Posesorio.
Posset, a Leche cortada con vino 6 coo E
Possibility, a. Posibilidad.
Possible, a. Posible. [aersn,
Possibly, ad, Posiblemente; quizá, quí»
Post, a. Posta To travel by post, Loi":
la posta. Correo; estafeta; puesto; <r
pleo.—a. Sobornado,
To Post, en. Ir en 6 correr la posta —r>
Cartelear; registrar.
Postage, 8. Porte de carta.
Postboy, & Postillon. wth
Postchaise, Postcoach, €, Silla 6 coche ee
Post-communion, & Oraciones despue :e
la comunion. [er
To Postdate. ea. Posfecbar, atrasar uns H-
Postdato, €. Posfecha, fecha atrasada.
Postdated, a. Posfechado ; atrasado, tardo
Postdiluvian, & y a. Postdiluviano.
Poster, €. Corrou; el qne viaja en posta
Posterior, a. Posterior, trasero.
Posteriority, 8. Posterioridad. [nidera
Posterity, & Posteridad; la generacion vu”
Postern, 8. (Fort) Postiga, poterna.
Post-existence, & Existencia venidera
Posthaste, a. Diligencia grande.—ad. A
rienda suelta,
Post-horse, a Caballo de posta
Post-honse, & Casa de postas; correo.
| Posthumous, «e. Póstumo; póstama.
¡Postil, 8. Postila, apostilla.
st
POU
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To Postil, va. Postilar, apostillar.
Postilion, 8. Postillon ; delantero, sota.
4 Postiller, 8, Glosador. ues de otra cosa,
Postliminioas, a. Hecho 6 imaginado des-
Postliminium, Postliminy, €. Postliminio.
Postliminy, 2. Postliminio.
Postman, 8. Cartero; correo.
Postmaster, s. Administrador de corrcos,
Postmaster-general, s. Director general de
Correos,
Post-meridian, a. Postmeridiano,
Post-office, 8. La casa 6 administracion do
corroos, la estafcta. ner.
To Postpone, va. Diferir, suspender; pospo-
Post-road, 8. Camino de posta 6 correo,
Postscript, 8. Posdata; alcance.
Post-town, 8, El pueblo donde hay adminis-
tracion de correos; casa de dr
Postnlata, s. pl, Postulados. V, Postulate.
To Postulate, va. Postular; admitir sin
prucbas, [necesita prueba.
Postulate, 2. Postulado, principio que no
Postulation, 3. Postulacion; peticion, in-
stancia, robad
Postalatory, a. Supucsto, admitido como
Postulatum, s. Postulado. V. Postulate,
Posture, 8. Postura; pió, estado.
Posy, a, Mote 6 cifra en un anillo 6 en otra
cosa; ramilicte de flores.
Pot, 6. Marmita; olla; puchero. Flower-
pot, Tiesto, florero.
To Pot, va. Cerrar 6 conservar en marmitas.
Potable, a. Potable.
Potager, 8. V. Porringer.
Potash, & Potasa, úlcali vegetal.
Potassium, 4 Potasio.
Potation, 8. Trago.
Potato, a, (Bot.) Papa; patata. (Cuba) Mo-
niato. ex.) Camote. |
Potbellied, a. Panzudo.
Potbelly, a, Barrigon.
To Potch, ve. Cocer ligeramente; empujar.
Pot-companion, 8. Compañero de taberna,
Potency, 8. Potencia; panes: influjo,
Potent, a. Potente, poderoso.
Potentate, 8. Potentado.
Potential, a, Potencial; potente; poderoso.
Potentiality, a. Potencialidad.
Potentially, ad. Potencialmente,
Potently, ad. Potentemente.
Potontness, 8. Potencia, poder.
Pothanger, €. Liares,
Potherb, £. Hortaliza, (Garabatos.
Pothook, 8. Asa de caldera, Puthooka, pl.
Potion, 8. Pocion, brebaje, pócima,
Potlid, a. Cobortera de olla,
Potinck, a. Comida ordinaria. Totake pot-
luck, Hacer penitencia.
Potsherd, s. Tiesto, casco, pedazo de una
vasija de barro rota.
Pa
illa,
Pottago, 3. Potaje.
Potter, 8. Alfarero. Potter'a clay,
Pottern-ore, €. Vidriado; galena. '
Potter's-ware, €, Vidriado, vasijas de barro.
Pottery, 8, Alfareria 6 alfar. [tillos.
Pottle, 8. Azambre, medida do cuatro cuar-
Pot-valiant, a. Valeroso á fuerza de beber
licores fuertes,
Pouch, 4. Bolsillo, coe) Barrigon.
Pouch-mouthed, «. udo; grueso
9
ina,
o la- |
Poverty, a. Pobreza, estrechez, miseria.
Poult, 4. Pollo de pava; pavipollo.
Poulterer, & Pollero, gallinero.
Poultice, 8. Cataplasma, emplasto.
To Poultice, ra. Poner una cataplasma.
Poultry, €. (Voz colect.) Aves caseras 6 de
corral
Pounce, & Garra del ave de rapina; grasilla
To Pounce, va. Horadar, agujercar; asir con
£Arras. [pósito.
Pound, e. Libra; libra esterlina; corral; de-
To Pound, ra. Machacar; encerrar.
Poundage, 8. Tanto por Mbra; derecho de
tanto por libra do peso. ndo.
Pounder, 8. Pera de á libra; especie de pera
Pound-weight, & El peso de una libra.
To Pour, ca. Emitir; arrojar.—on. Fluir
con rapidez; arremoter.
Potrer, 8. Trasegador, vaciador.
Pout, 8. (Ict.) Abadejo, (Orn.) Francolin.
To Pout, vn. Ponerse cefiudo, enfurruñarse,
Powder, 8. Polvo; pólvora. [rear
To Powder, va. Pulverizar, moler, polvo-
Powder-box, 8. La caja en quo se guardan
los polvos para cl pelo.
Powder-chests, 8, ( in.) Cajas de fuego.
Powder-horn, 4. El frasco para pólvora,
Powdering, 8. El acto de pulverizar 6 el do
polvorcar. salar carne.
Powdering-tub, s. Baladero; la vasija para
Powder-mill, 8. Mólino de pólvora,
Powder-room, 8. (Náu.) Santa Bárbara,
Powdery, a. Polvoriento; desmenuzable.
Power, 8. Poder; dominio; facultad; potes-
tad; ente celeste. Powers, Potestades.
+Powerable, a. Capaz de hacer.
Powerful, a. Podoroso, eficaz, [mente.
Powerfully, ad. VPoderosamente, eficaz-
Powerfulness, $. Poderío, fuerza, energía.
Powerless, a. Impotente, ineficaz.
Pox 6 Small-pox, 8. Viruelas. Pow, Mal
rn Chicken-pow, Viruelaloca. Cow-
pos, Vacuna.
To Pozo, V. To Pose. (sible.
Practicable, a, Practicablo; hacedero; acce-
Practicabloness, 8. La posibilidad de hacer
una cosa. mente,
Practicably, ad. Posiblemente; práctica-
Practical, a, Práctico.
Practically, ad, Prácticamente.
Practieo, 8. Práctica; costambre; método,
To Practise, va. Practicar; ejercor.—on.,
Practicar; ensayarso.
Practiser, 8. Practicante; práctico.
Practitioner, & Práctico; médico.
Pragistio, Pragmatical, a. Entremetido,
impertinente, oficioso,
Pragmatically, ad. Magistralmente.
Pragmaticalness, 8. Entremetimiento, im-
pertinencia.
Pragmatic sanction, 8. Pragmática sancion.
Praise, 8. Celebridad, fama; alabanza.
To Pralse, va. Celebrar, aplaudir; alabar;
glorificar.
+Praiseful, 7. Loable, laudabla,
Pratser, 8. Loador, admirador, nprobador.
Pralseworthy, @ Dizno de alabanza,
Prame, &. (Náu.) Burco chato.
To Pranco, on. y a. Cabriolar,.cabriolear.
Prancer, & Caballo que cape
PRE
PRE
To Prank, ea. Hermosear, adornar.
Prank, e. Travcsura, locura, extravagancia.
To Prate, ea. Charlar, hablar mucho sin
sustancia,
Prato, e. (Vulg.) Charla.
Prater, 4 (Vulg.) Charlante. charlador.
Pratic, das a. (Náu.) Prática.
Prating, 2. (Vulg.) Charlatanería,
Pratingly, ad. Locuazmente.
To Prattle, cn. (Fam.) Charlar. [neria.
Prattle, a. (Fam.) Parleria, charla, charlata-
Prattler, 3. (Fam.) Charlador.
Prawn, €. (Ict.) Langostin. (car.
To Pray, en. y a. Orar; rogar, pedir; supli-
Prayer, 8. Oracion, súplica, ruego, peticion.
Prayer-book, 8. Libro de devociones; devo-
cionario.
To Preach, en. y a. Predicar.
Preach, a. Y. Sermon,
Preacher, 8. Predicador.
Preaching, 8. Predicacion.
oe 8. al os
Preapprehension, e. Preocupecion.
Prebend, s. Prebenda, nda.
Prebendal, a. Lo que pertenece á la pre-
Prebendary, 8 Prebendado,
Precarious, a. Precario, incierto.
Precariously, ad. Precariamente.
Precariousness, 8. Incertidumbre.
Precaution, 8. Precaucion.
To Precaution, va. Precaver, precautelar.
To Precedo, ea. Anteceder, precedor.
Precedence, Precedency, 3. Prioridad; pre-
cedencia, superioridad. [Ejemplar.
Precedent, a. Precedente, antecedente.—s.
Precedently, ad. Antecedentemente.
Precentor, 8. Chantre, dignidad de alguna
iglesia catedral 6 colegiata.
Precept, a. Precepto, mandato quo el supe-
rior intima,
+Preceptial, Preceptive, a. Preceptivo.
Preceptor, 8. Preceptor.
Precession, 8. Precedencia, (Astr.) Preoe-
sion de los equinoccios,
Precinct, a. Límite, lindero.
Precious, a. Precioso, costoso,
Preciously, ad. Precilosamente.
Preciousness, & Preciosidad,
Precipice, 8. Precipicio, despefiadera.
Precipitance, Precipitancy, 8. Precipitacion,
inconsideracion. Precipitante.
Precipitant, a. Precipitado, arrojado,—s,
Precipitantly, ad. Precipitadamente.
To Precipitate, ea. Precipitar; despefiar;
arrojar; acelerar; apresurar. (Quin)
Precipitar.
Precipitato, a. y & Procipitado.
Precipitately, ad. Precipitadamonte; ance
suradamente. clon.
Precipitation, & Precipitacion, inconsidera-
Precipitous, a. Precipitoso, pendiente, res-
baladizo, mal.
Precise, a. Preciso, puntual; estricto; for-
Precisely, ad. Precisamente, clon,
Preciseness, 8. Precision, exactitud; afecta-
Precisian, 8. Rigorista; nimiamente escru-
puloso.
Precision, a. Precision; limitacion exacta.
dea Preclude, oa. Prevenir, impedir, estor-
ar.
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Precocious, a. Precoz, temprano, prematuro
Precociousness, Precocity, a. Precocidad.
To Precogitate, ca. Premeditar.
Precogitation, e. Premeditacion.
Precognition, 8. Precognicion; conocimien-
to previo.
Preconceit, 8. Concepto anticipado.
To Preconceive, ea. Concebir; imecinar
E anticipadamente. [anticipa+.
reconception, a. Preocupacion, conce;:v
Preconization, 3. Preconizacion. tre.
To Preconsign, va. Consignar anteriormes-
To Precontract, ea. Contratar anteoodexic-
mente.
Precontract, a. Contrato anticipado,
Precarsor, €. Precursor.
Predaceous, a. Lo que vive de las presas
que hace; carnicero, (rapaz.
Predatory, a Lo perteneciente á rapiña;
Predeceased, a. Muerto ántes que otro.
Predecessor, 8. Predecesor; ares
abuelo. na de rad se aD
Predostinarian, 8. ue d de la doctri-
To Predestinate, ca. Predestinar.
Predestination, 8. Predestinacion. [uacira.
Predestinator, 8. El que cree en la predaii-
To Predestine, ea. Predestinar.
Predetermination, a. Predeterminacion.
To Predctermine, oa. Predeterminar.
Predial, a. Predial
Predicable, a. y 8. Predicable. [dicion.
Predicament, 8. Predicamento; clase; coz-
Predicamental, a. Predicamental
To Predicate, po (Lóg.) Predicar; predi-
: hegar.
Carso; egar
Predication, 8. Afirmacion de alguns com
To Predict, oa. Predecir, adivinar, profeti-
zar.
Prediction, 8. Prediccion, profecía.
Predictor, 8. Adivino, pronosticador.
Predilection, 8, Predileccion, preferencia.
Predisponency, £ Disposicion anterior á
alguna otra.
Predisponent, a. Predispuesto.
To yor oa va. ner.
Predisposition, 8, Predisposicion.
Predominance, Predominancy, a. Predomi-
nio, predominacion,
Predominant, a. Predominante.
To Predominate, ea. Predominar; prevalo-
cer, influir con predominio,
To Pre-clect, va, Preélegir.
Pre-election, 8. Eleccion hecha por una re-
x con pas dendla,
re-cminence, & Preeminencia, preferencia
Pre-eminent, a. minente.
Pre-emption, a El derecho de com án-
tes que otros. [plumas las aves.
To Preen, va. Concertar y componer sus
To ES va. Empeñar, com eter
por medio de una promesa anticipada.
Pre-engagement, 4. peño, obligacion 6
comprometimiento anterlor.
To Pre-establish, ca. Preestablecer, cstable-
cer de rl [ via,
Pre-establishment, 8. Establecimiento pre
Pre-excellence, «. Execlencia superior.
To Pre-exist, en. Preexistir, existir ántes.
Pre-existence, 8. Preexistencia,
Pre-existent, a. Preexistonte,
PRE
PRE
Preface, 8. Prefacio, prólogo.
To Preface, vu. y » Decir 6 bacer alguna
cosa, en forma de introduccion.
Prefatory, a. Preliminar,
Prefect, & Prefecto; un poder tutelar.
Prefecture, 8. Prefectura.
To Prefer, va. Preferir; anteponor; elevar.
Preferable, a. Preferible,
Preferably, ad. Profcriblemente.
Preference, e. Preferencia. [rencia.
Preferment, €. Promocion; empleo; prefe-
Preferror, 8. El quo prefiere.
Prefiguration, a. Prefiguracion. [nar.
To Prefine, va. Prefinir, señalar 6 determi-
tPrefinition, s. Prefinicion; la accion de fijar
To Prefs, ea, P fijar; fijar, establ
o Prefix, ta, Profijar; , establecer.
Prefix, a. Seg la
To Preform, od. Formar con anticipacion.
Pregnancy, 8. Prefiez, preñado.
Pregnant, a. Prefada; fortil; focundo.
Pregnantly, ad. Abundantamente.
Pregustation, 4. El act de gustar anticipada-
mento do alguna cosa.
To Prejudge 6 To Prejudicate, va. J
6 condenar con anticipacion ; prejudiciar.
Prejudgment, 4. Prejuicio, juicio 6 condena-
cion sin exámen. [exámen.
Projudicato, a. Juzgado 6 condenado sin
Prejudication, €. El acto de juzgar de ante-
mano.
prantos 2. Provencion, prejuicio; daño.
ie re) udice, va. Preocupar, prevenir; per-
judicar.
Prejudicial, a. Perjudicial, dañoso.
Prejudicially, ad. Perjudicialmente,
Prej udicialness, a, Lo que cansa perjuicio 6
año.
Prelacy, 8. Prelacía; episcopado.
Prelate, a. Prelado.
Prelateship, €. Prelacia, prelatura.
Prelatical, a. Lo que portencce á la prelacia
ve relation, & Prelacion, preferencia, antela-
clon.
Prelection, 8, Leccion, lectura, discurso.
Prelibation, 8, Gusto anticipado,
Preliminary, a. y 8. Proliminar.
Prelude, & Preludio; prelasion. (Mús,)
Preludio, tiento, florco.
To Prelude, ea. (Mús.) Florcar.—on. Sorvir
de introduccion.
Preludious, a. Previo, lo quo precede.
P'relusive, a, Previo, introductorio,
Prematare, a, Prematuro, intempestivo,
precoz.
Prematurely, ad. Anticipadamento.
Prematureness, Prematurity, e. Madurcz 6
sazon ántes de tiempo.
To Premeditate, ta. Premeditar.—eon, Pon- | To Pr
sar de antemano.
Premeditation, 8. Promeditacton. [tes.
To Premerit, va. (Poco usado) Merecer án-
Premices, 8. pl. Primicias,
Premier, 8. Primer ministro, [damento.
To Premise, va. Decir ó exponer anticipa-
Preinises, 8. pl, Premisas; casa, tierra, pose-
sionos, [Premio ó prima; interes.
Premium, & Premio, remuneracion. (Náu.)
To Premonish, ea. Provenir, advertir antes.
Premonishment, 8, Admonicion.
Premonition, 8. Prevencion; aviso anticl-
O.
Premonltor a. Preventivo.
Premotion, 8, Premocion; mocion anterior.
Premunition, $. Replica antici
Prenomen, 8, Prenombre. (ridad.
To Prenominate, ta. Nombrar con anterio-
Prenomination, $. El privilegio de ser nom-
brado 6 de recibir un nombre ántes que
otra cosa, .
Prenotion, 8. Prenocion, nocion anticipada.
Prentice, s. Aprendiz, V. A pprentice,
Prenticeship, 8. Aprendizaje.
To Prenunciate, va. Prenunciar.
Prenunciation, 4. Prenuncio,
Preoocupancy, 8. Preocupacton.
+To Preoccupate, va. I par; ocupar
antici ente. A
Preoccupation, 8. Preocupacion, antici
To Preoccupy, va. Preocupar; ocupar ún-
tes; prevenir el ánimo. [clar.
To Preominate, va. Pronosticar; prenun-
To Preordain, va. (Teo.) Proordinar.
Patio: 8. $ eo.) lo
reparation, @ Preparacion; cosa prepa-
rada. , [rio.
Preparative, 8. y G. Preparativo, preparato-
Preparativoly, ad. Anticipadamonto.
Preparatory, a Preparatorio, previo, ante-
cedenta,
To Prepare, va. Preparar, prevonir, dispo-
ner.—on. Prepararse, disponerse.
Preparedly, ad. Con medidas de antemano.
Preparodness, 8. Preparacion.
Preparer, €. Aparejador.
Prepense, a. Premeditado, concebido, ántes.
+To Proponder, V. To Preponderate.
Preponderance, Preponderancy, s. Prepon-
derancia. [rastrar.
To Prepondorate, va. y n. Preponderar; ar-
Preponderation, €. Prepondcrancta.
+To Pre oa. Proponer, anteponer.
Preposltion, 8. Preposicion,
ds ia 8. Decurion. (Imbutr.
To Prepossoss, va. Preocupar ; impresionar ;
Prepossession, 8. Preocupacion.
Preposterous, a. Prepóstero; absurdo,
(Fam.) Descabellado.
Preposterously, ud. Prepósteramente.
Preposterousness, a, Preposteracion.
Prepotency, 3. Prepotencia, predominio,
Prepuce, 8, Prepuclo.
To Prerequire, va. Demandar de antemano.
Prerequisite, a. Lo que se necesita de ante-
mano.—a. Pag loos con anticipacion.
EPSOM, & Prorogativa—a, Privilegia-
O,
Presago, 8. Pr o, pronóstico.
o ea. Presaglar, pronosticar.
Presbyta, a. Prósbito.
Presbyter, 4, Presbítero, sacerdote.
Presbyterial, a. Presbiteral.
Presbyterian, a y a. Presbiteriano.
Presbyterianism, 4. Presbiterianismo,
Presbytery, e. Prosbiterlo.
Prescience, 8. Presciencia.
Presclent, Prescious, a. Profético.
To Prescind, va. y nr. Prescindir; separar
mentalmente,
Prescindent, a, Abstractivo.
PRE
To Prescribe, ov. Prescribir; señalar; orde-
nar; recetar.--cta, Preseribir, adquirir;
influir.
Preseript, 4 Norma; recota.—a. Prescrito.
Prescription, a. Prescripcion; receta.
tPrescance, 8. Precedencia (dad.
Presence, a. Presencia; tallo, figura; serent-
Presence-chamber, Presence-room, 8. Sala
do estrado, de recibimiento.
+Presension, 4. Presentimiento. [to.
Present, a. Presente ; actual; pronto; aten-
Present, & Presente; don.
To Present, ca. Presentar; introducir; ma-
nifestar; exponer.
Presentable, a. Presentable.
Presentancous, a. Pronto, eficaz,
Presentation, *. Presentacion.
Presentee, 8, Presentado,
Presenter, & Presentador.
Prosential, a, Presencial.
Presentially, ad. Presenclalmente.
tPresentitic, a. Presencial. [ti, al punto.
Presently, ad, Presentemente; incontinen-
Presentinent, 8. Presentacion; acusacion
ante un tribunal.
P'resentness, a, Presencia do ánimo.
Preservation, 8. Preservación.
Preservative, 8. y a. Preservativo.
To Preserve, ta. Preservar; guardar; con-
fitar frutas; encurtir.
Preserve, 8, Conserva, confitura.
Preserver, 4. Preservador, confitero.
To Preside, en. Presidir; gobernar, dirigir.
Presidency, e. Presidencia; superinten en
cla, E
President, a, Presidente, gobernador, prefec-
Presidentship, s. Presidencia. [guarnicion.
Presidial, a. Lo que pertenece al presidio 6
To Press, va, Apreusar; prensar; estrujar ;
instar; estrechar; acosar; recalcar.—cn,
Urgir; apresurarso, [ta
Press, 8. Prensa; turba; armario; impren-
Press-bed, 8. Cama encajonada,
Presser, a. Aprensador.
Presszang, 8. Ronda de matricula,
Pressing, pa. Urgento, apretado, cficaz,
Pressing-iron, Plancha.
Pressingly, ad. Apretadamento.
Pressman, 8, Enganchador; prensista.
Press-money, & Enganche, enganchamiento,
Pressure, a. Prensadura; presion; opresion.
Prestation, 8, Próstamo; cantidad que los
clérigos anglicanos pagan anualmente 4
los vbispos. [de rayo.
Proster, a (Fis.) Prester, metéoro á modo
Prostigca, 8, pl. Prostigios, ilusiones, impos-
turas, il
Prestization, 8. Prestigio, ilusion.
Prestiztous, a. Prestigioso, prestiglador.
Prestimony, s, Prestimonio; prebenda ecle-
siastica,
Presto, ad, Presto, nego, al instante.
Presnmable, a. Presumible, [cion.
Presumably, ad, Sin exámen; por presun-
To Presume, 7n. Presumir; atreverse &.
Presumer, 8 Un presumido; un hombre
arroganto. [jetura; presuncion.
Presumption, 8. Presuncion ; sospecha, con-
Presumptive, a. Presuntivo, supuesto, pre-
e
PRI
Presumptuous, a. Presuntuoso, vane, ino
lente; atrevido.
Presumptuously, ad. Presuntnosamente.
Presumptuvousness, & Presuncion, arre san
cia; irreverencia.
Presupposal, a. Presuposicion, presapacsio
To Presuppose, ta. Presuponer. ho
Presupposition, s. Presuposicion, presupn-
Presurmiso, 8. ha antici
Pretence, s. Pretexto; pretension.
To Pretend, eva. Aparentar; fingir.—cr.
Afectar; presamir; aspirar &
Pretender, a. Pretendiente, pretensor
Pretendingly, ad, Arrogantemente, prose s-
tuusamente.
Pretension, 8, Pretension; pretexto.
Preterite, a. (Gram.) Pasado, pretcrita.
Preterition, Preteriteness, € Pretericion,
pretermission.
Preterla a. Pasado, ido.
Preterlegal, a. le no conforme á la ley.
Pretermission, & termision, omision.
To Pretermit, ca. Pretermitir, omitir.
Preternatural, u. Preternatural, extraord.-
nario.
Preternaturally, ad, Preternaturalmente.
Pretext, & Pretexto, mutivo; socolor.
Pretor, 2. Pretor, magistrado romano.
Prettily, ad. Lindamente, bonitamente.
Prettiness, 8. Lindeza; hermosura, belleza.
Pretty, a. Lindo, bonito; afectada —..!.
Alzo; algun tanto; un poco. OL
To Prevail, en. Prevalecer; influir; ser +.-
Prevailing, a. Predominante, poderoso, cr.-
Caz.
Provallment, Prevalence, Prevalener, 4
Predominio, superioridad, eficacia. ¡me
ponderancia, [eta
Prevalent, a. Sobresaliente; predomina::=;
Prevalently, ad. Eficazmente, poderiss-
mente, [—«a. Trastrocar, conferir.
To Provaricate, en. Prevaricar; traxgresr.
Prevarication, 8. Prevaricacion, traseresiuaz.
Prevaricator, & Prevaricador. trasgre-or.
To Prevene, oa. Prevenir, evitar, impeouir.
Prevenient, a. Preveniente; preventivo.
To Prevent, va. Provenir; preceder; pr-
caver.
Preventer, ¢. El que va delante; estortale:.
(Niu.) Preventer-brace, Contrabraza
Prevention, 8. Prevencion; preocupaci:a
estorbo.
Preventional, a. Lo quo previene,
Preventive, a. Impeditivo; preventivo; pre-
servativo.—é Preservativo, antídoto,
Preventively, ad. Con prevencion.
Previous, a. Previo, anticipado, anteceden:a
Previously, ad. Anticipadamente.
Previousness, 8. Prioridad, anterioridad.
eran A ] Medan ; juicio de lo futurn.
ey, €. Botin; despojo; rapiña. ar.
To Prey, on. ihapiiiar pillar; apelin: zo
Priapism, s. Priapismo, una enfermedad.
Price, 8. Precio; estimacion; premio; ga-
lardon.
To Price, ca. Valuar, estimar. Mantes
Price-current, 8, Lista de los precios cor-
To Prick, ea. y nm Punzar; picar; apuntar;
aguzar. To prick on, Aguilonear. 7a
prick the sails, (Náu.) Recoser las velas
PRI
PRI
Prick, & Punzon; acicate; puntara; pica-
dura.
Prickeared, 4. Amusgudo; despierto, vivo,
Pricker, a. Punzon; alesna; ginete.
Princely, «a. Fastoso, real, augusto.
Princes-feathcr, 2. (Bot) Amaranto.
Princess, «f Princesa.
Principal, a. Principal; presidente.
Prichet, 6. El gamo de un año ya cumplido. ' Principality, 8. Principado, soberanía,
Pricking, 4. Picadura; punzada,
Prickle, 3. Pincho, pua, espina.
Prickliness, 8. Abundancia do puas, espinas.
Prickly, «e. Lleno de puas ó puntas,
Prickpunch, s. Punzon de acero para hora-
dar cl hierro. [diano,
Prickwood, 8, (Bot.) Bonetero, un árbol me-
Pride, 8, Orgullo; altivez; ostentacion ; pom-
pa; amor propio.
To Pride, ra. Ensoberbecerse, jactarse.
Prier, a, Escudriñador.
J’riest, a, Sacerdote, presbítero. [religlon.
Priestcraft, 8. Fraude de los ministros de la
Priestess, «f. Sacerdotisa,
Priesthood, e, Clero, clerecia; el sacerdocio,
Pricstliness, @ Las maneras de los sacer-
dutes,
Pricstly, a. Sacerdotal. sacordotes,
Pricstridden, a. Gubernado 6 dirigido por
To Prig, on. Murtar, ratear; regatear,
Prig, 4. Mozuelo presumido, pisaverde.
Priggish, a. Algo presumido y afectydo.
Prill, a, (Ict.) Rombo 6 rodaballo,
Prim, a. Peripuesto, afectado,
To Prim, va. Ataviar, poner 4 uno petimetre.
Primacy, €. Primacia
Primage, e, (Nán.) Capa.
Primarily, ad. Primariamento; sobre todo,
Primariness, 8. Primado, primacia, priori-
dad. {original,
Primary, a, Primario, principal; primitivo,
Primate, e. Primado.— /'rimates, U'rden
primero de la clase do los mainales,
rai dy 8. Primado, diguidad del pri-
mado.
Prime, 8. La madrugada, el alba; flor de
alguna cosa; cebo; el principio de alguna
cosa; ápice.
To Prime, ra. Cebar; imprimar.
Primely, ud. Primeramento, primariamente.
Prime-minister, & Primer ministro, Y. Pre-
mier,
Primeness, £ Primacia, primor, excelencia,
Primer, 8. Cartilla para los niños; el devo-
cionario de nuestra Señora
Primeval, a. Primitivo, original. [cebo.
Priming-horn, 8, Polvorin, el frasco para el
Priimitial, a, (Poco usado) Lo que perteneco
A las primicias,
Primitivo, a. Primitivo: grave, serio.
Primitively, ad. Originalmente, primitiva-
mento,
Primitiveness, 8. El estado primitivo.
Primness, 4. Precision; dengue en las mu-
jeres, primigeno.
Primogenial, a. Primigonio; primogénito ;
Primoyvenitare, 4. Primogenitura.
Primordial, a. Origen, primer principfo.
Primordial, Primordiate, «. Primordial.
Primrose, 8. (Bot.) Primula 6 primavera,
Primum-mobilo, 8. (Astr.) Primer movil.
T'rince, 8. Principe, soberano, monarca,
Princedom, €, Principado, soberanía,
Princelike, a. A'* un principe, semejante
correspondiento,
Principally, ad, Vrincipalmente, primera-
mente, en primer lugar.
Principle, & Principio constitutivo. Prin-
ciples of bodies, (Quim.) Elementos de
los cuerpos; motivo, origen; principio,
maxima, {mas; fijar en cl ánimo,
To Principlo, va. Imbuir principios 6 maxi-
Princox, 8. Jóven presumido.
To Prink, en, Ataviarec, adornarse,
To Print, va. Estampar, imprimir.
Print, 8. Impresion ; marca; lámina ; estam-
pa; impreso.—pl. Zarazaa, [pintadas.
Printer, e. Impresor; el fabricante du telas
Printing, 8. Imprenta; impresion.
Printless, a. Lo que no deja señal, impre-
sion ni huella, [estampas.
Printscller, €. Estampero, mercader de
Prior, a. Antorior, antecedente, precedente,
—s, Prelado.
Prioress, af. Priora. [cion.
Priority, 8. Prioridad, anterioridad, antela-
Priorship, 8. Priorazgo, priorato.
Priory, a. Priorato, [de las presas.
Prisage, 8, El derecho del fisco á una parte
Prism, 8, Prisma.
Prismatic, Prismatical, a. Prismático.
Prismatically, ad. En forma de prisma.
Prismoid, e, Figura que se acerca 4 la del
prisma.
Prison, 8. Prision, cárcel
Prison-bars, Prison-base, & Un juego.
Prison-ducs, Prison-fees, 8, Carcelaje.
Prisoner, 8. Preso, prisionero,
Prison-garment, 8. Vestido de cárcel,
Prison-house, $. Cárcel, prision.
Prison-wall, s. Pared de cárcel
Pristine, a. Pristino, antiguo, primero, pri-
mitivo, original
Prithee, €. defect. por J pray thee, Te ruego.
Prittle-prattle, a, Fair) Charla, [liaridad.
Privacy, 8. Secreto, silencio; retiro; fami-
as a, Secreto, oculto; solo; dea
O. 80.
Privateer, 8. Corsario, navío armado en cor-
To Privateer, cn. Armar en corso.
VPrivatcersman, 8. Corsario, el comandante
de un barco armado en corso.
Privately, ud. Secretamente.
Privateness, 8, Secreto, silencio; retiro.
Belvalon: & Privacion, carencia; oxonera-
on.
Privative, a. Privativo.—s8 N ion.
Privately, ad. Secretamente; particular-
mente,
Privativenesa, 8, La ausencia de alguna cosa,
ts e. (Bot.) Albcña. Mock privet, La-
dierna,
Privilege, 8. Privilegio, gracia, prerogativa.
To Privilege, vu. Privilegiar; conceder al-
guna exencion.
Privily, ad. Secretamente, ocultamente.
Privitica, e, pl. Vergiienzas,
Privity, 2. Confianza; secreto. ia
Privy, a. Privado, escondido, secreto; con-
Prize, €, Premio, recompensa ; ei
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To Prize, ea. Apreciar; valuar; alzaprimar.
Prize-fizhter, 4 Pagil, pugilista,
Prize-office, «. La oficina en que so den
chan todos los negocios relativos A
presas hechas en la guerra.
Prizer, € Apreciador; tasador, avaluador.
Pro, e Pro; afirmativa ó extremo favorable
de una cuestion. Neilher pro nor con,
Ni en pro ni en contra.
Probabilist, e Probalista,
Probability, & Probabilidad, verisimilitad.
Probable, a. Probable, veristmil.
Probably, ad. Probablemente,
Probate, 8. Prueba, justificacion.
Probatic, Probatical, a, Lo que pertenece 4
la prueba 6 probanza de un testamento.
Probation, & Prueba; ovidencia; expe-
riencia,
Probational, Probationary, a. Probatorio.
Probationer, 4. Novicio.
Probationership, 8. Noviciado. [Acusador.
Probator, 8. Examinador, aprobador. (For.)
Probatory, a. Probatorio.
Probatum est, Está ó es probado.
Prube, s. (Cir.) Tienta, (herida,
To Probe, ea. Tentar ; reconocer alguna
Probe-scissors, 8, Tijcritas de cirujano.
Probity, e. Probidad, honradez, bien.
Problem, £ Problema.
Problematical, a. Problem&tico, dudoso,
Problematically, ad. Problematicamente.
Proboscis, & Probóscide; hocico largo y
flexible.
Procacious, 4. Procaz, atrevido, petulante.
Procacity, a. Procacidad ; petulancia.
Procatarctic, 4. (Mód.) Procatártico, predis-
ponente, [de una enfermedad.
Procatarxis, 8. La causa remota ó primitiva
Procedure, 8. Proceder; procedimiento ;
pr (venir; salir.
To P en. Proceder; dirigirse; pro-
Proceed, 8. ucto,
Procecder, 8, Adelantador, el que adelanta.
Proceeding, $. imiento; conducta,
porte; proceso. [operacion,
Process, 8, Proceso; forma; serie; lapso;
Procession, & Procesion.
To Procession, en. Andar en procesion.
Processional, Processionary, 4. Procesional.
Prochronism, 8. Procronismo.
Procidence, 8. (Méd.) Procidencia,
Prociduous, a Dicese del útero, ete, cuan-
do se halla en estado de procidencia,
To Proclaim, ca. Proclamar; promulgar;
publicar; proscribir.
Proclaimer, 8. Promulgador.
Proclamation, & Proclamacion ; decreto,
P a Lois po titad, dr
roclivity, 8. Propension, pron rocli-
Proconsiil 8. Procénsul.
Proconsulship, 8. Proconsulado.
To Procrastinata, va. y n. Procrastinar, di-
ferir, dilatar. : (danza.
Procrastination, & Dilacion, demora, tar-
Procrastinator, s. El que os moroso 6 tardo,
pelmazo. (ducir.
To Procreate, va. Procrear, engendrar, pro-
Procreation, €. Procreacion, generacion,
produccion.
eS a Goncrativo, productivo.
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Procreativeness, €. La facultad 6 potexis
de procreer.
Procreator, a. Procreador. oh
Proctor, & Procurador ; juez escolástir.
Proctorship, «e. Procuracion, o
Procumbent, a. Postrado, inc ¿bos
Procambente, tendido.
Procurable, a. Asequible.
Procaration, e. Procuracion.
Procurator, & Procurador.
Procuratorial, a. Hecho por procursd~r.
Tu Procure, ea. Procurar; cansar; sobr":
Procurement, a, Procuracion, agencis *'.
citud. [cosa; alas?
0
Prodigally, ad. Pródigamente — (63%
Prodivions a. Prodigioso, maravilluso, po
Prodigiously, ad. Prodiziosamente.
Prodigiousness, €. Prodigiosidad.
Prodigy, 8. Prodigio, portento, monstr*
To Produce, va. Producir; engendrar; {"*
sentar.
Produce, & Producto, ganancia
Producent, 8, Producente, el que prod:
Producer, a, Producidor, producente
Producible, a. Producible.
Producibleness, e. Producibilidad.
Product, 8. Producto; produccion: nt
Production, £. Produccion; producto; «=
posicion,
Productive, a, Productivo.
Productivenesa, e. Producibilidad.
ena, & La causa paa
Profane, a. Profano, impío; Ímpuro: ~*~
To Profane, va, Profanar; violar; pros!"
Profanely, ad. Profanamente. pe
Profaneness, & Profanidad. V. Pr
Profaner, 8. Profanador. sees
To Profess, va. Declarar; profetas: “: i
en público.—em, Profesar, declarar 1%
tamente. Profassed joe, Premio
rd Professed friend, oer
ao, 2
Professedly, ad. Abiertamente, pul*
Profession, 8 Profesion; empleo, JT,
Professional, a. Lo que tiene relacion "
una profesion particular. tere
Professor, 8. Partidario; profesor; pe A
Professorsbip, 8. Oficio de profesor; ©
To Proffer, va, Proponer, ofrecer: oh
Proffer, 8. Oferta; propuesta; tentell’
Profferer, e, or. yochr
Proficience, Proficiency, & ADO"
miento; adelantamiento; ado, ade
Proficient, a. Proficiente, aprovech
lantado.
Profile, s. Perfil peril
To Profile, ea. Retratar bg de sais
Profit e Ganancia, utilidad; spt’
miento. A
To Profit, va. y rn. Aprovechar;
adelantar, progresar; ganar.
ger |
PRO
Profitable, a. Ganancioso, provechoso, ven-
tajoso, útil, productivo, proficuo, lucrativo.
Profitableness, 38. Ganancia, lucro; ventaja,
provecho. [to, vontajosamente.
Profitably, ad. Provechosamente, útilmen-
Profitlesa, a. Inút!). {naje.
Vrofligacy, 8. Maldad, perversidad, liberti-
Protligate, a@ Abandonado, entregado & Jos
vicios; libertino, libre, licencioso,—e. Un
ia Profeta ear oe 6 '
‘o Pro va. ar fuera 6 expeler.
Profligately, ad. Disolutamente.
Profligateness, 8. Abandonanuento, abando-
no, disolucion. (curso.
Profluence, 8. Progreso, continuacion, tras-
produce a. Dicese de lus liquidus que
uyen.
Profinvium, @ Flujo, evacuacion líquida.
Pro forma, a. Fingido, simulado.
Profound, a. Profundo, hondo; recóndito,
abstruso. [penctrar.
+To Profound, on. Profundizar, ahondar,
Profoundly, ad. Profundamente,
Profoundness, 8. Profundidad, penetracion.
Profoundness, Profundity, €. fundidad,
hondura,
Profuse, a. Profuso, pródigo.
Profusely, ad. Profusamente.
Profuscness, Profnsion, 8. Profusion, prodi-
galidad ; abundancia.
To Prog, en. Pordiosear; robar.
Prog, 3. (vue) Bucilics ; comida 6 vianda.
Progenitor, &. gcnitor.
Progeny, e. Progenic, casta.
Prognosticable, a. Pronosticablo,
Prognostic, e. y 4. Pronóstico.
To Prognosticate, ea. Pronosticar. (tico.
Prognostication, £ Pronosticacion, pronós-
Prognosticator, 8. Pronosticador,
D'rogramma, Programme, € Programa;
prólogo Lando. edicto, " ;
Progress, 8, , Aprovechamiento,
adelantamiento,
To Progress, en. Progresar; adelantar.
Progression, 8. Progresion, adelantamiento.
Progresstonal, a. Progresivo.
Progressive, a. Progresivo,
Progressively, ad. Progresivamente.
Drugressivenesa, 4 Progresion, progreso.
To Prohibit, ca. Prohibir, vedar; impedir.
Prohibiter, s. El que pes Im pedidor.
pene 8. Probibicion; auto prohibi-
torlo.
Prohibitory, a. Prohibitivo, probfbitorto.
To Project, ta. Echar; arrojar; proyectar.
Project, & Proyecto, idea, pensamiento.
Vrojecter, Projector, s. Proyectista, arbi-
trista.
Projectile, a. Proyectil._—a. Impelido.
Projection, 8. Lanzamiento; proyeccion;
delineacion.
Projecture, a. Proyectura, saledizo, arimez.
Prolabía, 8. (Méd.) Prolabios, que sale hacia.
To Prolapse, en, Caerse hacia adelante,
Prolapsion, Prolapsus, @ (Mód.) Prolapso,
procidencia, [nunciar.
PRO
Prolegomena, 8 Prolegómeno, discurso
previo. (dente.
Proleptic, ee a. Previo, antece
o ei ad. Anticipadamente.
Prollforous, a. (Bot.) Prolifero.
Prolific, Prolifical, a. Prolifico, fertil.
Prolifically, ad. Fecundamente, abundante-
mente.
Prolification, €. Generacion.
Prolificneas, a. Fecundidad, fertilidad.
Prolix, a. Prolijo; dilatado; fastidioso.
Prolixity, Prolixness, 2. Prolijidad.
Prolixly, ad. Prolijamente.
Prolocutor, 8. Orador; prosidente.
Prolocutorship, 8, El oficio 6 dignidad del
orador público.
Prologue, @ Prólogo.
To Prolong, va. Prolongar, dilatar, diferir.
Prolongation, 8. Prolongacion, dilatacion,
retardo, [cion.
Prolusion, $. Prolusion, preludio, introduo-
Promenade, & Pasco. V. Walk.
Prominence, Prominency, 8. Prominencia,
protuberancia,
Promtnent, a. Prominente, saledizo.
Promiscuous, a. Promiscuo; mezclado con-
fasamente.
Promiscuously, ad. Promiscuamente.
Promiscuousness, 8. Mezcla, confusion,
Promise, 8. Promesa; espectativa.
To Promise, va. y n. Prometer; asoverar;
prometerso, [sus promosas,
Promise-breaker, €. El que no cumple con
Promiser, $. Prometedor.
Promising, a, Lo que prometo mucho; lo
que es de gran esperanza.
Promissary, 8. El 4 quien se promete algo.
Promissorily, ad. Por via de promesa.
Promissory, a. Promisorio.
Promontory, €. Promontorio.
To Promote, ea. Promover.
Promoter, & Promotor, promovedor.
Promotion, 8. Promocion,
Prompt, a, Pronto, veloz, dispuesto; vivo.
To Prompt, ea. Sagerir; insinuar; incitar.
Prompter, 8. aie admonitor.
Promptitude, Promptness, €. Prontitud,
presteza, vivacidad.
Promptly, ad. Prontamente,
Promptuary, 4 Almacen, repositorio,
To Promulgate, er, Promulgar.
Promulgation, a Promulgacion.
Promulgator, 8. Promolgador.
Promulger, 8, Promulgador, publicador.
Pronation, 8. Pronacion.
Prone, a. Prono; inclinado, propenso,
Proneness, €. Inclinacion hacia abajo; pro-
pension.
Biba 8. La pua, diente 6 punta de un te-
nedor 6 de una horca de labrador, y tam-
bien el tenedor y horca.
Pronominal, 4. Pronominal,
Pronoun, & Pronombre. [tencia,
To Pronounce, ea. Pronunciar; dar sen-
er a a. Lo que so puede pro-
nunciar.
To Prolate, ta. (Poco ua) Proferir, pro- | Pronouncer, 8. Pronunciador.
Prolate, a. Llano, chato por los polos como | Pronunciation, 8, Pronunciacion.
una esferoide, [lacion. | Proof, 8. Prueba; ensayo; plana.—a, Im .-
Prolation, 4. Prolacion, pronunciacion; di-! penetrable. an
PRO
To Prop, ea. Sostener, sustentar; apuntalar.
Prop, @ Apoyo, puntal; am ; Sosten.
Propaenid
cion de la propaganda; propagador.
To Propagate, ca, Propagar; dilatar; en-
gondrar; causar,
Propagation, e. Propagacion.
Propagator, & Propavador.
To Propel, ea. Impeler, adelante. [cion.
To Propend, on. inclinarse; tener inclina-
Propensity, 4. Propension, tendencia.
Proper, a. Propio; peculiar; idoneo, con-
veniento; natural; literal; esbelto.
Properly, ad. Propiamente, po
Properness, 4. Propiedad; altura de talla.
Property, & Propicdad; dominio; hacienda.
Prophecy, 8. Profecía.
Prophesier, €. Profeta.
To Prophesy. ea. Profetizar.—en. Predecir.
Prophet, a. Profeta,
Prophetess, af. Profetisa.
Prophetic, Prophetical, a. Profctico,
Prophetically, ad, Profeticamente,
tTv Prophetize, en, Profetizar, profetar.
Prophylactic, a. Profilactioo, preventive.
Propinquity, 8. Proximidad; propincuidad;
parentesco.
Propitiablo, e. Lo que se puede propiciar.
To A 'ropitiate, en. Propictar, aplacar, con-
ciliar.
Propitiation, 8. Propiciacion.
Propitiator, 8. Propiciador.
Propitiatory, €. y a Propictatorio.
Propitious, q. as enigno, favorable.
Propitiously, ad, Propiciamente. [dar
Propitiousness, 8. Favor, bondad, benign
Proplasm, 8 Matriz, moldo,
Proponent, 8. Proponente,
Proportion, 8. Proporcion; simetria, forma,
tamaño.
To Proportion, en. Proporcionar, disponer;
ordenar. [cionado.
Proportionable, a. Proporcionable, propor-
Proportionably, ad. Proporcionablemente.
Proportional, a. y 8. Proporcional.
Proportionate, a, Proporcionado, regular,
competente,
To Proportionate, ra. Proporcionar.
Proposal, 8. Propuesta; proposicion; pro-
mesa,
To Propose, ra. Proponer.—or. Proponorse.
Proposer, s. Proponente, proponedor.
Proposition, & Proposicion; propuesta
Propositional, a. Considerado como una
proposicion, [ner una proposicton.
To Propound, va. poner; sentar, soste-
Propoundor, 8. Proponente, proponcdor.
Proprietary, a. Propietario.
Proprietary, Proprietor, 8, Propletario.
Propricty, & Propiedad,
Propt, pp. ter. de To Prop.
To Propien, ca. Defender.
+Propugnation, 8. Defensa,
Propuzner, & Defensor.
Propulsion, @ Propulsion, propulsa,
Yropulsive, €. Lo que toca ó portenece 4 la
propulsion.
Pro-rata, & (Com.) Prorata, á proporcion.
Prorogation, a. Prorogacion ; ampliacion.
To AS ea. Prorogar; diferir; ampliar.
lat, a, Miembro do la congrega-
| Proscenium, € Proscenia,
‘To Proscribe, ea. Proscri
| To Prosecute, oc.
Trosopegrapby, &. Prosopografia.
' Prosopopa
PRO
Proruption, as. La aceion de romperse Js
repente.
Prosalc, a, Prosaico; la que esta en prea
{lir; repr oc.
bir ; excluir; >
Proscriber, a. El que proseribe.
Proseription, e. Pruscripcion.
Prose, a. Prosa. S [ceser.
Proseguir ; anbelar; (r-
Prosecution, $. Prosecucion.
Prosecutor, 8. El actor 6 acusador ea ©:
causa criminal.
Prosclyte, a, Prosólito. Pon
To Proselyte, ta. Convertir, hacer prox
Proser, €. Prusista, charlador, charisian
Brsing: 8. Charla, conversacion sin £-<*>-
cla, a
Prosodian, 8. El que está versado en la ;1>-
Drosody, s. Prosodia.
Pz
a, £ Prosopopeya, perso:::*-
Prospect, 8. Perspectiva ; esperanza; ::-
vision; vistillas [cans¡ o
Prospective, a. Perspectivo; pruvidu: :--
Prospectus, a. Prospecto ; anuncio.
To Prosper, va, y n. Prosperar ; medrx
Prosperity,s. Prosperidad, felicidad, fur: 51
Prosperous, a. Prospero; feliz, dicho.
Prosperously, ad. Prósperamente,
Prosperousness, £ Prosperidad.
Prostate, & (Anat) Prostata.
Prosternation, 8. Depresion, abatimien:-~
To Prostitute, ea. Prostituir. [Vera
Prostitate, 8. Mercenario; prostituta—:
Prostitution, & Prostitucion,
Prostrate, a. Postrado; humillada
To Prostrate, ra. Postrar, rendir, dems=.
Prostration, a Postracion ; abatimiento. 4
presion.
Erostyle, a ara) ior
rotasis, €, tasis; m roposi” 2.
Protatic, a. Lo que Pertenece’ a fs petuts is
To hi dag va, Proteger; defender; puz.-
cinar. Cire.
Protection, 2. Prateccion, amparo, LE -
pcos 8. Protector, patrono, par.~-
nador.
deco oia
. 4 Protectors
proce tectrix, 4f. Protectriz, --
CLOTA,
To Protest, en. y a. Protestar,
Protest, s. Protesta, protesto,
Protestant, e. y a, Protestante,
Protestantism, 8. Protestantismo.
Protestation, 8. Protestacion; protesta.
Protester, 8. El que protesta.
Prothonotary, 8. Protonotario el prin<:¡=-
y primero de los notarios.
Prothono hip, 4. Protonotariato.
Protocol, & Protocolo; copia original
Protology, 8. V. Preface
Ni de eal pl € Protomártir.
rototype, a. Prototipo. er
To Protract, oa. Alargar, prolongar, E ita
DProtracter, 8. Aargador.
Protraction, 8. Prolongacion, dilatacion
Protractive, a. Dilatorio.
Protreptical, a. Persuasivo, exhortataria
Tu Protrudo, va. Empujar, impeler.—r>
Empujarse.
PRU
PUD
Protrnsion, & Rempujon, empujon.
Protaberance, 8. Protuberancla: prominen-
Protuberant, €. Prominente, saliente.
(cia. | Prudery, 8. Melindre ; gazmoderia ; mojl-
gatoz.
Prudisb, @ Gazmoño, mojignto.
Protuberautness, 8. Protuberancia; promi-: Pruinous, a. Escarondo; lo que se parece á
nencia. [minencia.
To Protuberate, vn. Sobresalir, formar pro-
Proud, a. Soberbio; altivo; arrogante ;¡ Prune
soberbio, magnifico,
Pronudish, @ Algo orgulloso, [mente.
Proudly, ad. Soberblamente ; pomposa-
Provable, a. Probable, persuasible.
To Prove, ta. Probar, justificar, hacer pa-
tente; experimentar.—on, Resultar ; mos-
trar, [ejúrcito.
Proveditor, Provedore, & Provecdor do
Provender, ¢. Provisivn de heno y grano
para el ganado.
Proverb, 8. Proverbio, sentencia, refran.
Proverbial, a. Proverbial.
Proverbialist, a. Proverbiador ; proverbista,
Proverbially, ad. Proverbialmonte.
To Provide, va. Proveer; provenir; estl-
pular. To provide against, Precaver.
la escarcha. boles.
To Prune, va. Podar; escamondar los ár-
8, Ciruela.
Prunollo, e. Carro de oro; prunela; bruñola, |
Pruner, a. Podador.
Pruniferous, a. Lo quo produce ciruelas,
Pruning-hook, Pruning-knife, $. Podadera,
Prurience, Pruriency, 8. Comezon; desco,
apetito, [loso.
Prurient, a. El aie padeco prurito; anhe-
| Pruriginous, a. (Med.) Pruriginoso, picazon,
prurito.
Prassian-blue, 8. Azul de Prusia.
Prussiate, 8. Cm) Prusiate.
To Pry, en. Espiar; atisbar; entromoterse.
Psalm, ¢. Salmo.
Psalmist, a. Salmista.
Psalmody, 8. Salmodia,
Psalmographist, e. Salmista.
Providence, 8. Providencia; prevision ;| Psalmography, 8. La composicion de salmos,
economia.
Psalter, 8, terio 6 libro de salmos,
Provident, a. Prévido; prudente, avisado. | Psaltery, a. Salterio, instrumento músico.
Providential, a. Providencial; casual.
Providentially, ad. Providencialmente.
Providently, ad. Próvidamente, prudente- ; Pscad
mente.
Provider, 8. Provcedor, provisor.
Province, @ Provincia; empleo, obligacion,
Provincial, a. Provincial; rudo, campesino.
Provincialism, €. Provincialisino, la vid.
Provine, 8, Provena, serpa; el mugron do
To OS va. Amugronar; ataquizar las
vidos,
Provision, & Provision; víveres; basti-
mentos; ajuste, convenio; requisito.
Provisional, a. Provisional. [namente.
Provisionally, ad, Provisionalmento, interi-
Proviso, 8. Caucion, estipulacion,
Provisor, & Proveedor en los colegios.
Provocation, 8. Provocacion; spelacion,
Provocative, 6. Provocativo, estimulante.
To Provoke, va. Proyocar; excitar; incl-
tar; inducir.
Provoker, 8. Provocador.
Provoking, a. Provocativo, provocante.
Provokingly, ad. Insolentemente.
Provost, A. boste. (Mil.) Preboste,
Aa 8. Prebosto 6 capitan pre-
oste,
Provostship, 8. Prebestad, prebostazgo.
Prow, 8. (Nán.) Proa, —a, Valetoso
Prowess, 8. Proeza, hazaña, valentia, a
To Prowl, va. Rocorrer; rapiñar.—cn, Va-
Prowler, @ Ladron, estafador.
J”roximate, a. Próximo, inmediato, cercano.
Proximately, ad. Próximamente, inmedia-
tamente. [diacion.
Proximity, 8. Proximidad, cercanía, inme-
Proxy, 8. Procuracion, comision, poder.
Prude, @ alista remilgada, gazmoña.
Prudence, 8. Prudencia, cordura, discrecion.
Prudent, a Prudente, cuerdo, discreto.
Prudential, a. Prudencial
Prudentially, ad. Prudencialmente.
Pradentials, 8. Máximas do prudencia,
Prudently, ad. Prudontemonte.
Pseudo, a. Scudo ó falso,
Pseudo-apostle, 8. Seudoapostol.
phy, 4 Escritura fulsa.
Pseudology, 8. La accion de mentir.
Pscudo-martyr, 8. Mártir falso.
Pseudo-medicus, 3. Seudomádico; charlatan.
Pseudonymous, a. Seudónimo. fastro,
Pscudo-philosopher, 8. Scudofilósofo, tiloso-
Psendo-philosophy, 8. Scudofilosof ía.
Pseudo-pontiff, 8. Seudopontifice. [falsa.
Pseudo-prophet, 8. Seudoprofeta, profeta
Pshaw, inter). Vaya! fuera! quita! puf!
Psora, 3. (Mód.) Sora 6 psora, sarna,
Psorophthalmy, £. Soroftalmia.
Psychologist, 8, Sicologo, alma.
Psychology, 8. Sicologia, tratado sobre ol
Psychomancy, 8. Sicomancia,
Ptisan, 8. Tisana 6 tipsana,
Ptolemaic, a. Tolemuico.
Ptyalism, 4. Tialismo, salivacion, babeo,
Ptysmagogue, £. Tialogogo, sialogogo.
Paberty, 8. Pubertad.
Pubescence, 3. Pubescencia, pubertad.
Public, a. Público; comun; notorio.
Publican, 4. Publicano; mesonero; taber-
nero.
Publication, e. Publicacion. [pucblo.
Public-hearted, a. Ansioso por el bien del
Publicity, a. Publicidad, notoriedad.
er ad. Públicamento, á la vista de
os,
toc
Public-spirited, a, Patriótloo.
To Pablish, zer. Publicar; anunciar de venta,
Publisher, 8, Publicador, editor.
Puceron, 8. Pulgon, insecto pequeño,
Puck, & Coco, fustasma, [
Puckball, Packfist, 8. (Bot.) Bejin, pedo
Pucker, & Pliegue; nido de orugas,
To Pucker, vu. Arrugar, hacer pliegues.
Puckerer, 8, El que arruga, panies:
Pudder, 8, (Vulg.) Baraunda, confusion, tu-
Padding, 8. Pudin 6 pudingo. Black-pud-
ding, Morcilla: morcon, [pudin.
Pudding-baz, a. Talega en que se cuece el
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PUL
PUR
|
Padding-dish, Pudding-pan, €. Cazuela 6 To Pumicate, ea. Allanar 6 pulir con pela
ez
tartera para hacer el pudin,
Puddle, 4. Lodazal, cenagal.
To Puddle, ea. Enlodar; cimentar.
Puddly, a. Lodoso, cenagoso.
Pudency, a. Modestia, pudor.
Pudicity, e. Pudicicia, pudor, recato.
Puerile, a. Pueril.
Puerility, @ Puerilidad, muchachada.
Puerperal, a. (Mcd.) Puerperal.
Puerperous, a. Lo ue Pertenece al parto.
Puet, a. (Orn.) Gallineta
Puff, 8. Kesoplido; bufido, (Bot) in.
Bollos, rizado ; charlatancría Puff of
wind, Ventarron.
To Puff, va. Hinchar ; soplar ; ensober-
bocer; alabar desmedidamento. (Fam.)
Cacarear.—en. Intlarse, hincharse. [so.
Puffer, s. Soplador ; Jactancioso, vanaglorio-
Puffin, €. (Orn.) Mergo. (Bot.) Bejin.
Puffiness, a. Hinchazon.
Puffing, s. Hinchazon ; ponderacion dos-
mesurada.—a. Abofellado; fofo; hueco.
Pufiingly, ad. Hinchadamente,
, 4. Flatulento; intlado.
Pogh, tnterj. Quita de ahi! fuera!
Pugil, a. Pu
la,
Pagilism, «. lismo.
Pugilist, s. Pugil.
Pagnacious, a. Pugnaz, belicoso.
Pugnacity, €. Pugnacidad. [cla.
Puissance, 8. Pujanza, fuerza, poder, poten-
Pulsaant, a, cd O poderoso fuerte.
Puissantly, ad. Podcrosamente, fuerte-
mente,
Puke, a (Valg.) Vomitivo.
To Puke, ea. y n. Vomitar.
Pulchritude, «. Puleritud ; hermosura, aseo.
To Pule, en. Piar; gemir, llorar.
Pulic, a. (Bot.) Pulguera,
Palicose, a. Pulgoso, lleno de ulgas.
To Pull, ea. Tirar, atraer hac
póm
Pumice 6 Pamice-stone, ¢. Piedra pir:
Pump, +. Bomba. Zo man the pum:.. A:
mar la bomba. —[dear, tantear: sous =.
To Pump, ea. y a. Dar á la bomba; ==-
Pamper, &@ Bombero; sonsacador.
Pumpkin, Pumpion, £. Calabaza.
Pan, @ Equivoco, juguete de vocabias
To Pun, on. Jugar del vocablo, decir es
vocos.
a ote oa. Punzar, ortiga com pons:
anch, a. Punzon; ponche. SRA
Punch-bowl, a Poachers. Cee [rata
Puncheon, 8. Medida de liquidos; pur--3.
Puncheon, Panchin, ¢. (Carp.) Pló dere: >;
poste grueso de madera.
Puncher, 8. Punzon; ponzader, horace. +.
Panchinello, 8. Polichinela, bufon; uz.”
Pun a, Formado en punta. [per.
Punctilio, e. Puntillo, delicadeza 6 p:: ‘>
Punctilious, a. Puntilloso, nimism::::,
pundonoroso. dad 24
Punctilionsness, 8 Pundonor 6 escrup=- +
Puncto, $. Punto de honor; etiqueta, cer.
monia.
Punctual, a, Diligente; exacto; pant=c.
ajeno Punctualness, € Puntua 9
exactita
Punctually, ad. Pantualmente.
To Punctuate, en. Puntaar.
Pnnctuation, 8. Puntuacion,
To Punctulate, va. Puntear. [panrs?=1
Puncture, Punction, a Puntara, a «ra
Pungency, 8. Acrimonia ; picante; pia,
sabor.
bor.
Pungent, a. Picante, acre, mordaz, atpero.
Punie, a. Púnico, faleo, pérfida. Na
Puniccous, a. Purpúreo; morado.
ra
fag ch
tona, Puniness, €. Pequeñez; deticadeza ex a
To Punish, ea. Castivar, ar.
si con vio- | Punishable, a, Punible, o de castix.
lencia. To pull down, Derribar. To pull | Punisher, e. Castigador.
up, Extirpar
Pall 8. Tiron, sacudimiento; contienda,
Puller, 8. El que tira 6 arranca.
Pullet, e. Polla.
. To pull asunder, Arrancar. | Punishment, 8. Castigo, pena.
Punitive, a. Ponal.
Punk, 4. Ramera, mojer pública.
Punster, 8. Truhan ; retruecanista
Pulley, @ Polea, garrucha. Puley-piece, | To Punt, en, Apuntar, parar.
(Naw) Armadura de barca.
To Pullulate, on. Pulular, germinar.
Pulmonary, Palmonic, a. Pulmoniaco.
Pulp, s. Pulpa. (Bot.) Tubórculo,
Punter, a El que apunta.
Punts, 8. (Náu.) Planchas de agua [ers
Puny, a. Débil, enfermizo; inferior; =.-
To Pup, en. Parir la perra.
Pulpit, s. Púlpito. Pulpit-cloth, Paño de | Pup, Cachorrillo, cachorrito, -
púlpito.
Pulpitical, a. Lo que pertenece al púlpito,
Pulpitically, ad, (Joc.) A’ modo 6 ostilo de | Pupilage, s.
púlpito.
Ea pons, Palpy, a. Palposo, mollar.
nl
Pulsation, 8. Pulsacion, latido.
Pulsator, 8, Golpeador, apalcador.
Pulse, 8. Pulso: pulsacion; vibracion.
To Pulse, on. Pulsar, latir.
Pulsion, € Impulso.
Pulverable, a. Pulverizablo.
Pulverization, 8. Palverizacion.
To Pulverizo, ea, Pulverizar.
(polvo. 'Purblind, a. Miope,
Pupa, 3. Ninfa, crisálida.
Pupil, a Pu qa papllos discípalo,
upilaje.
Pupilarity, a Pupilaje
[poso. | Pupilary, a. Pupilar.
pousness, 4, La calidad de lo que es pul- | Puppet, a. Titcre, muñeco; monuelo.
Puppet-man, +. Titiritero.
Puppet-show, 2. Representacion de titere:.
Puppy, $. Cachorro, perrillo ; trasto, viruic.
pisaverdo; vano.
Puppy-headed, a. Lerdo, pesado.
Pur, 8. El susurro del gato.
To Par, on. Susurrar; hilar.
cegato, corto de vists
Pulverulence, 8. Polvareda, abundaucia de | Purblindness, @ Cortedad de vista.
Palveralent, a. Polvoriento.
Palvil, = Loran
| Purchasable, a. Comprable.
¡To Purchage, ea. Comprar, mercar.
PUR
PYR
Purchase, 8. Compra; adquisicion; fuerza;
potencia. fs uiriente.
Purchaser, & Comprador; adquiridor, ad-
Puro, a. Puro, limpio, claro; libre.
Purely, ad. Puramonte.
Pureness, 8. Pureza; inocencia, integridad.
Purfile, e, Especie de galon de oro.
Purgation, a Purgacion. [gante.
Pargative, a. Pargativo, purgante.—s. Pur-
Purgatorial, 4. Lo que pertonece al purga-
turío,
Turgstory, & Purgatorio. [acrisolar,
To Purgo, va. Purgar, purificar, limplar;
Purge, €. Purga.
Purger, €, Purificador ; purge, purgante.
Purging, a. Purgativo.—e. Purgacion.
Purification, ¢. Puríficacion.
Purificatory, 8. Purificador, an paño de lino
con el cual el sacerdote enjuga el cáliz,
Purifier, 8. Purificador.
To Purify, ea. Purificar, limpiar, refinar.
Purifying, & Purificacion.
Purim, €. Purim, fiesta de los judios.
Purist, € Purista, ol que afecta pureza en el
lenguaje. [tarios.
Puritan, 8. Puritano, nombre de unos sec-
Puritanic, Puritanical, a, Lo que pertenece
á los puritanos; hipócrita,
Puritanism, a Paritanismo. [limpleza.
Parity, « Pu integridad ; castidad ;
Purl, s. Cerveza 6 vino de ajenjos. Gold
and silcer purle, Cañatillus de hilo de ;
[ondear el agua; undular, | Patidness, a
To Parl, on, Murmurar, susurrar los arroyos; ' Futlog, e. (Arq.) Palo
limites, confines, lindero, | Putredinona, a, Putredinal ; potros cor
Viga que sostieno los | Putrefaction, s. Putréfaccion, corrupcion.
oro y plata.
Purlieu, a Lindes;
Purlin, 4. (Carp.)
cabrios.
To Purloin, ea. Hurtar, robar, ratear.
Purlolner, 8. Ladron, ratoro,
Purparty, 8. Parte, division. [pura.
A a, dl cid parpurino.—a, Púr- | Patrescence, 8 Pudricion,
To arpurar, teñir de púrpura, | Patrescent, a. Podrido, pútri
urple, va,
Purple-fish, 4. (Ict.) Parpura.
Purplisb, a. Purpurino, algo purpúreo.
Purport, 8. Designto; contenido; sentido.
To Purport, va. ate, are designar.
Purpose, €, Mira,
yecto, efecto.
To Purpose, od. y n.
proponor 6 proponerse, tener designio de, | Puzzle, & Em
vrmar una resolucion; contar con algo.
Pursuer, #. Porseguidor ; el que procura con
empeño el logro de algun objeto.
Pursuit, a. Perseguimiento, acosamiento,
seguimiento; ocupacion ; conato.
Pursuivant, s. Persevante 6 prosevante.
Purtenance, €. La asadura de un animal.
Puralence, 'Pnrulency, 8. Purulencia.
Purulent, a. Purulento.
To Purvey, va. y n. Proveer, surtir, procu-
rar, suministrar; abastocer. [provision.
Purveyance, @ Abastecimiento; abasto,
Purveyor, 8, Abastecedor; alcabuete.
Purview, e. (For.) Condicion, estipulacion.
Pus, a, Pus, materia pútrida de las filceras,
de. [empujar, impeler.
To Push, va. Herir de punta ; embestir;
Push, a, Punzada, picada ; impulso, impal-
sion; empujon.
Pushing, a. Activo, atigente ; emprendedor.
Pushpin, ¢ Juego de alfileres. imidad.
Puaillanimity, Pusillanimousness, 3 Pusi-
orca oti Hard Pusllánime, cobarde,
ebre.
Puas, e, Miz;
Pustule, a Pústala, postilla pequeña.
Pustulous, a. Postilloso.
To Put, oa. Poner; colocar; imponer; ex-
poner.—on, Ir
Put, pret. YEP. de To Put.
Putage, 8. Prostitucion; fornicacion.
Patanism, $. Putaismo, putanismo.
Putative, a. Putativo, reputado, supuesto.
Putid, a. Bajo, vil, indigno.
o
Vileza, Se oes
e andamio, [rupto.
Putrefactivo, a, Putrefactivo, corruptivo.
Putrefactiveness, 8. Corruptibilidad.
To Patrefy, va. Pudrir 6 podrir.—on. Pu-
drirse, corromperse. [corrupcion.
putremecion,
O.
Putrid, a. Podrido, pútrido, corrompido.
Putridity, Putridness, « Podredumbre,
padricton.
Putter, 8. Ponedor. Putter-on, Incitador.
tencion, designto, pro- | Putty, 4 Polvos de plomo y estaño calcina-
dos; cimento. {calcinado.
Proponer, determinar; | To Patty, va. Cubrir con pasta de estaño
; pena; per enig-
ma. rullar.—on. Enredarse.
Pur y, A e, de inten 8 pro- | To e, va. Embrollar, confundir; atur-
posely, ad. Adrede, de intento, d To Puzzle, va. Embrollar, confundi
posito, expresamente.
Purr, a (Orn.) Charadrio, alcaravan, una
ave, de, €. Embrollador, molestador, zum-
D.
‘To Purr, en, Susurrar, hilar los gatos cuan- | Pyebald, a. Manchado de colores diferentes.
do estan contentos.
Purse, a. Bolsa, bolso 6 bolsillo,
To Purse, ca. Embolsar.
Pursenet, 2. Bolsa do cordoned.
P ean 6 P a. Pigmeo.
yem yemy, del pore
Fygmny, €. Pigmeo.
Pylorus, @ (Anat.) Piloro, el orificio inferior
Pyramid, s. Pirámide.
Purse-proad, a. Dicese del que tiene mucho | Pyramidal, Pyramidical, a. Piramidal.
orgullo por ser rico.
Purser, 8, (Náu.) Contador de navío.
Pyramidically, ad. Piramidalmente.
Pyramidicalness, 8. La forma piramidal,
Pursiveness, 3. Dificultad en la respiracion. '+Pyramia, ¢ Pirámide de fuego.
Purslain, s. (Bot.) Verdolaga.
Pp ursuable, a. Proseguible.
J”ursuance, a, Prosecucion, continnacion.
yp oe pet a. En consecuencia 6 en confor- | Pyroboli, 2
mi O.
Pyre, £ Pira, hoguera.
Pyretic, a. Pirútico, febrifugo. (sita,
Pyrites, 2, (Min.) Pirita, mineral; marque-
y 5 rolshay. i
Pyromancy, 8. Piromancia.
To Pursue, va. y n. Perseguir; acosar ; pro- | Pyrometer, 8. Pirómetro.
seguir; adoptar; proceder; procurar.
Pyrophoras, 8. Piróforo,
yrop 748
QUA
Pyrotechnical, a. Pirotécnico.
Pyrotechnician, Pyrotecholan,
profesa la pirotecnia, i
Pyrotechny, €. Pirotecnia, :
Pyrrhoncan, Pyrrhonist, & Pirronista, el
que duda de todo.
QUA
| Quaker, a. Cuácaro, temblador.
8. El que Quakerism, ¢ La doctrina de loa enim
Quaking-grass, a. (Bot) Alpiste de Can--
Qualification, 8. Calificacion ; Fei...
prendas.
[duda universal. Qualificator, 8. Calificador del santo 077 *
Pyrrhonism, 4 Pirronismo, escepticismo, ¡ To Qualify, ca, Hacer apto; dotar: La:..-
Pythagorean, «& Pitagorico,
Pythian, e. Pitio, lo que pertencco á los
Juegos de Apolo en Delfos,
Pythoness, af. Pitonisa
(
Pyx, €. Copon, pixide. |
Q. |
Q se pronuncia en ingles como en caste- |
Nano la e fuerte. Que, gui, en principio
6 medio de diccion, se pronuncian cue, ;
cul; y on las voces derivadas del frances :
como C.
Quab, £. Goblo, pescado do rio. — [charear.
To Quack, ta. Graznar; charlatanear ; cba-
Quack, 8. y +. Charlatan; curandero ; em-
pírico; medicastro, [dronada.
Quackery, a, Charlatancria, habladuria, bala-
Quacksalver, 8. Medicastro, curandero.
Qnadragesimal, a. ESA:
Quadrangle, 8. Cuadranzulo,
Quadrangular, a. Cuadrangular.
Quadrant, 8. Cuarto; cuadranto; cuadranto
de altura
Quadrantal, a. (Mat.) Cuadrantal.
Quadrate, a, Cuadro; cuadrado; cabal;
conforme, . [formarsa.
To Quadrate, en. Cuadrar, adaptarse, con-
Qnadratic, a. Lo que pertenece al cuadro.
Quadrature, 8. Cuadratura; cuadro, cas-
drado.
Quadrennial, a. Cuadrienal.
Quadrilateral, @. Cuadrilátero.
Quadrille, a, Cuatrillo; cascarela,
pl empleo a, Cuadriple.
Quadripartitely, ad. De un modo cuadriple.
Quadripartition, 8, Division de cuatro en
cuatro.
Quadrireme, 8. Cuadrireme,
Quadrivium, 8, Cuadrivio.
Quadruped, 8. Cuadrapedo.
Quadrupedal, a. Cnadrupedal.
mans a y a, Cuadruplo.
To Quadruplicate, va. Caadruplicar.
Quadruplication, a. Cuadruplicacion.
Quadruply, ad. Al rides E 0.
Quare, Y. Pregunta; inquiero; averigua,
To Quaff, va. Beber á grandes tragos.—on,
Beber demasiado.
Qnaffer, 8. Bebedor desmedido; horrachon.
Quag, Quagmire, & Tremedal; conagal.
Quaggy, a. Pantanoso; blando.
Quail, 8. Om Codorniz,
Quail-pipe, 8. Reclamo de codornices,
Quaint, a. Nimiamente exacto; extraño;
esmorado. (mente.
Quaintly, ad. Pulidamente; artificiosa-
Quaintnoss, £. Primor, elegancia; dalicadeza.
To Quake, on, Tomblar; trepidar; tiritar;
tombletear. |
Quake, E Temblor; tiritona. :
41
tar; calificar; modificar. .
Quality, € Calidad; condicion; cara’.
título.—p?. Natural, genio.
Qualm, 8. Desfallecimento, deliguia --
mayo, Qualm of conscience, Eo ae
de conciencia.
Qualmish, a. Desfallecida, lánguido.
Quandary, & Incertidambre, duda
+Quantitive, a Cuantitativo.
Quantity, 8. Cantidad; cuantidad.
Quarantine, £. Cuarentena. CoN
Quarrel, a Quimera, pendencia, rif. <>
To Quarrel, en. Renir, peloar; resaña”.
Quarreller, & Quimerista. [quinirr sa
Quarrelous, Quarrelsome, @. Pendene >.
| Quarrelsomely, ad. Alborotadamen‘e
Quarrelsomeness, 8, Cólera ; petalancia
Quarry, €. Cuadrado, cuadro. Y.
rate. Cantera, UDA Ca" 52
To Quarry, en. Sacar pledra 6 trabajar e:
Quarryman, 8. Cavador de cantera.
Quart, «. Cuarta, (Valg.) Cuarterca; ==
dida liquida.
Quartan, €, Cuartana.
Quartation, €, (Metal.) Liga de una —-”>
parte de oro con cuatro partes de | =
Quarter, e. Cuarto. uarters of a+:
Faldones de una silla de montar. ba.
—pl. Cuartel; cuarton ; trimestre
To Quarter, ca. Cuartear; partir; sc"
lar; alojar.
Quarter-bill, e, (Náu) Plan de combate
Quarter-cask, ¢, Cuarterola.
Quarter-clothes, 8. (Náu.) Empavess' is
Quarter-deck, 3. (Naw) Alcázar. At
ce cr 8. (Náu.) Jarl >:
Quarterly, ad. Una vez cada trimesue
(Quarterman, 4. (Nau.) Sotomaestro.
Quarter-master, a, (MiL) Cuartelma=>=-"
Soar tenes 8. (N&au.) Bedes de.
ato.
Quarter-pleces, 8. áu.) Montantes [-
Quarter-point, s. (Náu.) Rambo de L ..
Quarter-rails, 3. A yolas.
Quarter-sessions, 8. ibunal form». >
tros jueces de paz,
Quarter-staff, s. Baston grande.
Quarter-watch, 8, (Náu.) Guardia que >
ta de la cuarta parto de la tripulac: :
Quarter-wind, 8. (Náu.) Viento por az i
Quartotto, a Cuarteto.
Quartile, 8, Guadrado en la astrolocia
Quarto, €. Un libto en cuarto,
Quartz, £, (Min.) Cuarzo; el silice puro.
To Quash, va. Cascar, romper; sor...
abrumar.
Quasi-contract, €. Cuasicontrato.
Quasi-crime, 4 Cuasidelita.
Quassia 6 Quassia-wood, & (Bot.) Let: |
casia 6 cañafistula.
Quater-cousin, 8. Primo en cuarto gra!
Quaternary, & Cuaternidad, cuatera:.:.:
Quaternary, 4, Cuaternario,
J
he 4
te.
QUI
Quatratn, s. Cuarteta.
To Quaver,en, Gorgoritear; trinar ; temblar.
Quaver, 8. (Mús.) Corchea; gorjco.
Quaverinz, «, Gorgoritos,
Quy, €. Mnelle,
Quean, 8. Mujercilla.
Queasiness, *. Debilidad; desgana de comer,
Queasy, a. Nauseabundo ; fastidioso; asque-
Toso, madre.
Queen, 8/. Reina. Queen dowager, Reina
(Jueen-bea, & Reina de las abejas. [culo,
QUI
Quicksightedness, s. Perspicacia, agudeza
de vista,
Quicksilver, & Azogue, mercurio.
Quicksilvered, a. Azogado,
Quickwitted, a. Agudo, perspicaz.
Quid, €. (Vulg.) Cualquicra cosa que so está
mascando. vocablos.
Quiddit, a (ale) Sutilidad; juguete de
Quiddity, e. Esencia; embrollo, cavilacion.
Quiescence, Quiescency, 8. Quietud, des-
canso.
Qneer, @. Extraño, original, singular, ridi- | Quiescent, a. Quieto, descansado,
Queerly, ad,
mente. culez,
Qneerness, & Rareza, particularidad, ridi-
Queest, 2, (Orn.) Paloma torcaz,
To Quell, ea. Subyugar, sojuzgar; apaciguar.
Queller, a Opresor, domador, sojuzgador.
To Quench, ea. Apagar ; sosegar ; cxtinguir.
Quenchable, a. Extinguible; apagable.
Quencher, 8, Apagador; matacandelas.
Quenchless, A, Inextinguible.
Quercitron-bark, 8. Corteza de roble con
que se tiña de amarillo.
Querist a, raquicdon preguntador.
Quern, 8. Molino de mano.
Querpo, & Ajustador, jubon, justillo.
+Querry, 8. Mozo de la real caballeriza.
Querulona, a, Querelloso,
Querulously, ad, Querellosamente.
Querulonsness, 8. La disposicion 4 quejarse
continuamente,
Query, 8. Cuestion, pregunta, {dudar.
To Query, ta. y nm. Preguntar; examinar;
Quest. 8, Pesquisa; busca; solicitacion.
Question, a Cacstion ; exámen ; debate;
duda, ea, Dudar.
To Question, on. Inqutrir; cuestionar.—
Questionable, a. Cuestionable, dudoso, pro-
blemático. conflanza,
Questionableness, as. Sospecha, duda, des-
(Juestionary, a. Interrogante, inquiridor.
Questioner, 8. Inquiridor, pregunton.
Particularmente, ridicula- | Quiet, a. Queda, quicto; pacifico.—e. Quio-
tud, reposo.
To Quiot, va. Aquictar, apaciguar.
Quieter, s Apaciguador; sosegador.
Quictism, $. Quietismo, molinismo.
Quietist, €. Quictista, molinista.
Quietly, ad. Quictamente.
Quietness, s. Quietud, sosiego,
Quictas, & Finiqnito; descanso; muerte.
Quill, a. Cañon; pluma; canilla: cagatintas.
Quillet, e Sofisma, satilidad, cavilacion.
Quilt, 8. Cobertura acolchada para la cama,
To Quilt, va. Colchar, acolchar.
Quilter, 8. Colchonero.
Quilting, 2. (Náu.) Cajera. El acto de acol-
char. Quiltings, Cotines colchados.
Quinary, «. Quinario,
Quince, a. (Bot.) Mombrillero; membrillo,
Quincuncial, a. Do figura de quincunce,
Quincunx, 4, Quincunco, tresbolillo,
Quindecagon, 8. Quindecágono.
Quinquagesima, 8. Quincuagósima, [los,
Quinquangular, «. Lo que tiene cinco ángu-
Quinqueñd, a: Ifendido on cinco partes,
Quinquennial, a. Lo que dura un quinque-
nio 6 sucede una vez en cinco años,
Quinquina, 8. Quinaquina.
Quinsy, 4. Angina, osquinancia,
Quint, @ El número de cinco; quinta.
Quintain 6 Quintin, €. Poste 6 pilar que se
ponia en los picaderoa.
(Juestionless, ad, Clertamente, sin duda, | Quintal, s. Qafntal, el peso de cien libras.
seguramento,
Quintessence, 8. Quinta esencia,
Questman, Questmonger, @ El flel de pesos | Quintuple, a. Quintuplo.
y medidas en Londres; ploltista.
Questor, 8. Cuestor, magistraio romano,
+Quostríst, €. Indagador, buscador.
(¿nestuary, @ Interesado, merconario,
o Quip, va. y xn. Zaherir; satirizar.
Quip, e. Pulla, chufleta, dicho picante.
Quire, 8. Coro; mano de papel. [á coro.
To Quire, en. Cantar en concierto; cantar
Questus, 8. (For.) Bienos adquiridos y no | Quirister, 8. V. Chortster,
heredados. [
nivocos. | Quirk, e, Palla; sutileza; rodeo.
To Quibbla, en. Jugar del vocabio; decir | To Quit, va. Dejar; renunciar; absolver.
Quibble, 8. Jugueto de vocablos.
Quibbler, €, Trahan.
rE
Quick, a. Vivo; veloz; pronto; ardionte. | Quitchgrass,
Quick, a. Carne viva.
Quickbeam, 8. (Bot.) Fresno silvestre,
Tu Quicken, va. Vivificar; Afelerar; apro- | do! terreno.
surar.
Quickener, 8. Vivificador; avivador.
Qnicklime, 8. Cal viva
Quickly, ad. Prontamente.
Quickmatch, 8. Mecha, cuerdamecha.
Quickness, €, Presteza ; sagacidad ; pane- | Quiver, €. Car
tracion.
Quicksand, 8. Arena movediza,
Quickset, 4. Planton. Quickeet-hedge, Seto
To Quickset, ta. Trasplantar.
e vee & Perspicaz.
It
Quit, pp. de To Quit, Libertado, libre,
descargado,
&. (Bot.) Diente de perro.
Quite, ad. Completamento, perfectamente.
Quitront, £. Renta que so reserva el dueño
Estar corrientes.
Quits, énterj. En paz. Tv be quite, (Fam )
Quittance, a, Finiquito, descargo.
Quitter, 8 El que abandona una cosa ; asco-
ría do estaño.
Quitterbona, a, (Vet.) Sobrehueso.
, Aljaba,
To Quiver, ca. Temblar, estremecerse.
[vivo. | Quivered, a, Armado con aljaba.
Quivering, 4 Tremor, temblor.
Quiz, a Engaño; chulada; acertijo; barlon,
chuleador. ds
4
RAD RAM
To Radiate, en. Echar rayos, ceateea.-
ca. 1luminar. (rayos, lleno de 133:
Radlated, a. (Bot.) Radiado; slornsi cv
Radiation, e. Radiacion, irradiacion.
Radical, a. Radical, original; natural
Radicalnesa, 4. Origen, raiz :
Radically, ad. Radicalmente, originalne:?
Radicant, a. Lo que se radica 6 echa 12
To Radicate, ea. Arraigar; radicar. ;
Radication, s. Radicacion, arrsigúe |=-
Radicle, Radicule, e Radicals; pun: He
Radiometer, a Radidmetro, instraux--
para med!r alturas.
Radish, €. (Bot.) Rábano.
Radius, 4. io, semidiámetro.
To Quiz, va. Candonguear, chulear; atur-
ral!
ar.
+To Quob, en. (Vulg.) Palpitar. [libeto.
Quodlibet, a Equivoco, retruécano; cuod-
qe a. Cofla, escoficta.
o Quol£ ea. Adornar la cabeza.
Quoin, e (Náu.) Cuña de punteria,
naa a. Tejo.
o Quoilt, en. Jugar al tejo. (riores.
Quondam, €. Lo que toca á tiempos ante-
Quorum, & Número competente de comisa-
rios para resolver algun asunto.
Quota, £ Cuota; porcion determinada.
accion, e. Citacion, cita.
o Quote, ea, Citar.
Quoter, e. Citadur. Quoth he, EN dijo. | Radix, a. Ralz V. Rod
Quoth, e. ímp. wots Y Dije yo, digo yo. | To Raffle, on. Rifar.
Quotidian, a. Cotidiano, diario. Raffle, e Rifa.
Quotient, 8. Cociente.
Quoting, ¢. Citacion.
R.
R se pronuncia en general como en caste-
llano. A’ la silaba er, caando es final, se
le da el sonido de ar 6 or; 0. g., desire
(desaiar); digger (digguer).
To Rabbet, va. ( ) Acepillar ; hacer con
el inglete uua ranura en madera ; roba-
Rabbot. yaaa Rabbet-plane, Gui
4, ura, a ma, Wul-
llame. (Náu.) Alefris. mg
Rabbi, Labbin, ¢ Babi; el doctor de la ley
Rabbinical, a, Rabinicu.
Rabbintat, a. Rabinista.
Rabbit, €. Conejo. Young rabbit, Gaza-
pillo. Welsh ral dit, (Fam.) Quesadilla.
Rabbit-warren, @ Conejera; madriguera.
Rabble, e. La petaca gentualla, canalla,
Rabid, a. Rabiuso, furioso, feroz,
Rabinet, 4. Cañon pequeño.
Kaca, € Hombre vano y corto de talentos.
Raccoon, e. Cuati. Raccoon skin, Mapache,
Race, 8. Raza; casta; carrera, The human
race, El género humano,
To Race, en. Correr con mucha ligereza.
Racehorse, 2. Cuballo de carrera, caballo
corrodor. uvas,
Racemation, 8. Racimo; el cultivo de las
Racemiferous, Racemose, a. Racimoso.
Racer, 8. Corredor.
_ Kaciness, 8. Fuerza, calidad rancia del vino
Ú otras cosas; espiritu y enorgía en las
expresiones,
Rack, e. Tormento; dolor; rueca; astillero
morillos de asador ; astillero 6 armero,
Racket, 8. Baraunda, confusion ; je
Rackety, a Ruidoso, bullicioso. clencla.
tacking, 4. Tortura ; remordimiento de con-
Rackrent, 6. Arriendo exorbitante.
Rackrenter, 8, Arrendador que puja 6 paga
mayor renta que la ordinaria, co.
Racy, a. Fuerte, rancio, espirituoso, enúr-
Radial, a. Lo que pertenece al radio.
Radiance, Kadiancy, e, Brillo, resplandor,
esplendor, brillantez, lucimionto. Ramble, 8. Correrin. Sos
Radiant, a. Radiante, resplandeciente, bri- | Rambler, a. Vagabundo; tunante; cat)"
A | Ramification, 8. Ramificacion.
Raft, 8. Balsa, almadía; jangada
Rafter, a. Cabrio, viga. [pr 8
a. Construido con viguets >
Raftport, & (Náu.) Porta de cañon, tru
Rag, e. Trapo; un hombre te
uffin, a Andrajoso; mendigo; 5
Rag-bolt, a. (Náu.) Perno ,
Rage, 9. Rabia, cuajo; [re
To on. Rab D ° ies
a. Roto; prima trapieso
neaa, 8. rosi ;
Rao, amena alrademo£
e. Trapero.
Ragout, n Guisado, estofado. ios
Ragstone, 2. Especie de piedra de 1102.
I ort, €. (Bot.) Yerba de Santis?"
Rall, 8. Baranda, barandilla
Ruins.
Ferro carril, :
To Rail, ea, Cercar con balanstrats:: *
filar.—on, To ratl at, Injuriar de por”
Raller, a Maldiciente, murmorador.
Raillery, 8. Chocarreria; burla
Raiment, 4. Ropa, vestido. ,
To Rain, en, Liover. ft rains, Llave
Rain, « Lluvia.
Rainbow, $. Arco iris,
Raindeer, e. V. Reindeer. de
Raininess, e. El estado lluvioso del tit")
Rain-water, & Agua llovediza.
a Lluvioso. :
To Raise, oa Levantar; alzar; fibri%
aumentar; ensalzar; reclutar. .
Raiser, $. Levantador ; engrandecedor;:**
tador; zausador; productor. _ (">
Raisin, s. Pasa, Bloom raisins, Pass -
Rake, 8. Rastro, rastrillo. (Naa) le
mento, Calavera Oven rake, Her —
ci ea. Rastrillar; escudridas.-*
nar.
Raker, 8. Raedera, raspadera ; rastril.s
Rakisb, a. Libertino, licencioso, peri:
Rakishness, & Disolucion ; Mbertinsje
To Rally, ea. (Mil) Rennir, rehacer, Mi
Ram, s. Morueco; ariete; artes. [(3p-“">
To Ram, ea Hundir; atestar; >
Ramadan, 4. Ram or
+Ramage, a Ramaje. Calle:
To Ramble, on. Vagar. Zo lens
RAR
RAV
To Ramify, on. Ramificarse ; dividir.
lamline, & Cordel que se usa para formar
el arrufo de la embarcacion. (fusil.
Rammer, £ Maza; atacador; baqueta de
tammish, a. Lo que huele 4 chotuno.
Ra:inose, Ramous, a. Ramoso.
tamp, & Salto, brinco; zancada,
To Kamp, en. Saltar, brincar.—ea. Sesgar.
raid 8. Exuberancia, on
¢ D.
tampant, a, Exuberante ; rampante; jugue-
Llampart, «. Plataforma; terra pien ;muralla.
Jlampion, 8, (Bot.) Cardenala,
J:umrod, e. Baqueta, atacador.
Raneld, a. Rancio, [cfo.
Rancidness, Rancidity, a. Rancidez; el ran-
Jtancor, s. Reneor, encono, fnquina,
tancorons, a. Rencoroso.
Kancorously, ad, Rencorosamente,
Random, € Dosatino; ventura: At ran-
don, A’ trochemoche.—a. Fortúito; ca-
sual.
To Range, ea. Colocar; cerner.—on. Vagar.
Range, @ Fila, hilera; clase, órden; tuna;
campo. {mayor de bosque.
Ranger, 8, Tunante; perro ventor;
Ranine, a. Lo que pertenece 4 la rana.
Rank, a. Lozano; rancio; fétido; insigno;
fila; clase; dignidad.
To Rank, va. Poner en fila, colocar.
Rankish, a. Algo rancio.
To Rankle, ta. Enconarso, inflamarse, irri-
Rankly, ad. Toscamente; ranclamente.
Kankness, 4. Exuberancia ; olor muy fuerte,
Fanny, & Musaraña, musgaño. [ver.
To Ransack, va. Saquear; escudriñar; revol-
Ransacking, $. Pillaje, saqueo ; rebusco.
Kansom, 8. ate.
To Ransom, va. Rescatar, redimir.
Ransomless, a. Irrescatable.
To Rant, vn. Delirar, disparatar; vocear.
Rant, a. Lenguaje altisonante, campanudo.
Itantor, 8. Pedante, 2 a . po
Rantipole, a y €. ( alg) Travieso, revolto-
Ranunculus, $. (Bot.) Kanánculo.
To Rap, vv. y n. Golpear. To rap at the
door, Llamar 4 la puerta. Arrebatar;
quitar.
Rap, 8. Golpe, ligero y vivo.
ea a. Rapaz.
2apactousiy, ad. Con rapacidad.
tapaciousness, Rapacity, a. Rapacidad.
Rape, 8. Fuerza; estupro. (Bot.) Nabo sil-
vestre.
Rapid, e. Rápido, veloz, pronto.
Rapidity, Rapidness, s. Rapidez ; velocidad.
tapidly, ad. Rapidamente.
tapter, 8, Espadin; florete,
Kapine, £. Rapiña; violencia; fuerza
Rappee, 4& Rapé 6 tabaco rapa.
Rapper, a. V. Wrapper.
Jtupping, € Liamada.
2apturo, 8. Rapto, enajenamiento, pasmo,
Rapturous, 4, Maravilloso, pasmoso, hechi-
caro,
Rapturously, ad. Con óxtasi, con trasportes.
Rare, a. Raro; insigne; niedio crudo; su-
til; ralo.
Rarce-show, 8. Tutilimondi; curiosidad.
Jrarefaction, 8, Rarefaccion.
Rareflablo, a. Capaz de rarefaccion.
To Rarefy, va, Rarificar, adelgazar.—on. Re
refacerse,
Rarely, ad. Raramente, por maravilla.
Rarenees, & Rareza; singularidad; escasez,
Barty 8. Raridad, rareza.
Rascal, e. Picaro; bribon; tunante.
Rascality, 8. Canalla; bajeza; vileza.
he ree s. Un villano, uno do la ínfima
ple
Rascally, a, Vil, bajo, indigno, infame.
To Rase, V. To Rase,.
Rash, a. Arrojado, precipitado, temerario,
—é. Rencha; sarpullido.
Rasher, 8. Lonja, torrezno. [menta.
Rashly, ad. Temerariamente, imprudente-
Rashness, 8. Temeridad, audacia, arrojo.
Rasp, 8. Escofina, raspa, raspador.
To Rasp, va. Raspar ; escofinar.
Raspberry, &. (Bot.) Frambuesa.
Raspberry-bush, 3. (Bot.) Frambueso,
Rasure, 28, Raspadura, raedura, borradura.
Rat, a Rata To smell a rat, Oler el poste.
Ratable, a. Valuado, tasado.
rorata, segun prorata.
licor).
e, Caña de Indias. [dientos,
Ratch, se. Rueda del reloj] que tiene doce
Ratchet, s. Diente del caracol en la relojería.
Rato, e. Tasa. At the rate of, A' razon de.
Clase; grado; modo; precio; proporcion.
erccho parroquial. [sañar.
To hate oa, Tasar; valuar; apreciar; re-
Rateen, a V. Ratteen.
Rather, ad. Do mejor gana; mas bien;
puede ser; tal vez; algun, un poco; Antes
jen, mas presto. [aprobacion.
Ratification, s. Ratificacion, confirmacion,
Ratifier, a. Ratificador.
To , oa. Ratificar ; aprobar; confirmar.
Ratio, a Razon.
To Ratiocinate, en. Raciocinar.
Ratlocination, @ Raciocinacion, argumento.
Ratiocinative, a. Argumentativo.
Ration, 8. (MIL) Racion, porcion.
Rational, a. Racional; razonable; juicioso.
Rational, a Un ser racional,
Rationale, £. Explicacion de las razones en
que se funda na cosa.
Rationalist, 4. El que procedo solamente por
Jas reglas de la razon.
Rattonality, Rationalneas, 3. Racionalidad.
Rationall y, ad. Raclonalmento. [chastes,
Ratlines 0 Ratlings, s. (Nau.) Rebenques, fle-
Ratsbane, a. Arsénico, nillo,
Ratteen, 8. Katina, tela de lana que ticne
To Rattle, en. Zumbar; zurrir; gritar.—
v2. Atolondrar. [traca
Rattle, 8 Rechino, zumbido: sonajero; ma-
Rattlehcadod, a. Ligero de cascos, casquiva-
no. [blanchin.
Rattlepato, Rattleskull, e Hablantin, ha-
Rattlesnake, s. Culebra de cascabel
Rattlesnake-root, a. (Bot) Lechera.
Rattling, a, El hipo de los moribundos ; rui-
do; recbinido; zollipo.
Rattoon, 8. Zorra ó zorro de América
To Ravage, va. Saquear; talar; destruir.
Ravage, 8. Asolamiento; destrozo; saqueo,
Ravager, €. Pillador, saquoador i ras or.
REA
Raacity, e Ronquera, ronquedad.
To Rave, en. Delirar, dosvariar; disparatar.
To Ravel, ea. Enredar; desliilar.
Ravelin, $. (Fort.) Rebellin.
Raven, a (Orn.) Cuervo. [racidad.
To Raven, ca. y n. Devorar, tragar con vo-
Raven-gray, €. Negro, pardusco, oscuro, co-
lor de cuervo.
Ravening, 4. Kaplia [losazo; rapaz.
Ravenous, a, Voraz, hambriento, tragon, go-
Ravenously, ad. Vorazmente. [pacidad.
Ravenousness, €, Voracidad, glotoneria ; ra-
Ravensduck, e Lonctas, brin angosto.
+Ravin, €. Presa, rapiña. e
Ravine, 8. Barranca, quebrada, hondonada.
Raving. « Desvario, delirio.
Ravingly, ad. Disparatadamente, locamente.
To Ravish, ra. Estuprar; arrebatar; atracr.
Ravisher, 4 Estuprador; arrebatador.
Ravishment, e. Estupro; rapto, óxtasis.
Raw, a. Crudo; nuevo; novato,
Rawboncd, a. Huesudo; magro, enjuto.
Rawhead, a. Espectro; espantajo; coco.
Rawly, ad. Crudamento; sin experiencia,
Kawness, s. Crudeza; falta de experiencia.
Ray, € Rayo de luz. (Ict.) Raya
To Ray, vu. Rayar, hacer rayas; adornar.
Raycloth, 8. Paño que no está teñido,
Raygrass, 8. pte oyo, cominillo,
Rayonnant, a. (Blas.) Rayonante. _[trigo.
Raze, 8. Raiz de gengibro; una medida de
To Raze, ca. Subvertir; destruir; arrasar;
extirpar; tachar, borrar.
Ruzce, a. Un buque rebajado.
Razor, 8. Navaja; verduguillo.
Razor-bill, 4. (Orn.) Alca, ave palmeada
Razure, £ Borradura
Ro, Particula inseparable que denota repe-
ticion 6 accion retrógtadla,
Reaceess, 8, Visita repetida,
To Reach, ea. Alcanzar; conseguir; pene-
trar.—en. Extenderse; llegar. (dad.
Reach, €. Alcance, poder, facultad ; capaci-
To React, va. Rechazar.
Reaction, 8. Reaccion.
To Read, ta. Leer; comprender, penetrar,
—en. Leer; estudiar; saber.
Read. pp. del verbo 7o Read.
+Readeption, a Recuperacion.
Reader, a. Lector.
Readership, a, Lectoria
Readily, ad. Prontamente; con placer.
cios & Espedicion; facilidad; volun-
ta
Reading, 8. Leccion, lectura,
Reatling-school, $. Escuela de leer.
To Readjourn, va. Diferir otra vez,
Readmission, a. Readmision. [mitir.
To Realmit, ra. Readmitir; volver 4 ad-
To Readorn, ea. Readornar.
Ready, a. Listo, pronto. Ready money,
Dinero contante. Ready payment, Paga
pronta. Pronto, aparejado, aprestado.
Reaffirmance, 8. Segunda alirmacion; asove-
racion.
Reagent, 2, Motor de reaccion.
Real, a. Real; efectivo; genuino,
Realgar, €. Rejalgur.
Reality, 8. Realidad, entidad.
Yo Kealtze, va. Renlizar; ofectuar.
REC
Really, ad. Realmente, efectivamenta
Realm, « Reino. Zhe peers of the recia,
los p res,
Realty, 8. Lealtad, fidelidad ; realidad.
‘Ream, 8 Kesma.
To Reanimate, ea. Reanimar; resucitar.
o ere road dd - unir.
o va. -—OR. agoma.
Reaper, 8. Segador.
Reaping-hook, Reaping-time, s. Hoz ; sieza
Rear, a. Re [eduer
To Rear, ea. Levantar; alzar; ojear; criar;
Rear-admiral, a Contraalmirante,
Rearguard, 8. (Mil.) Retaguardia.
Rearmouse, a. Murciélago; murciégala
Rear-rank, 8. La última fila de tropas.
Rearward, e Retaguardia.
To Reascend, ca. y n. Volvor á subir.
Reason, as. Razon; fundamento ; derecha
To Reason, en, Razonar ; examinar; discu:;.
Reasonable, a. Racional; arreglado; rc
diano. moderacion ; just
Reasonableness, a racionaiius :
Reasonably, ad. Razonablemente.
Reasoner, €. Razonador. [er
Reasoning, 8. Raciocinio, argumento, u-
Reasonless, a. Sin razon, desrazonable.
To Reassemble, ea, Juntar de nuevo; rei: 7
To Reassert,ea. Asegurar; afirmar de uc.
To Reassign, ta. Retroceder.
To Reassume, ea, Reasumir.
Reassumption, $. Reasuncion.
Reassurance, €. (Com.) Segundo seguro.
To Reassuro, oa. Alentar, volver & asecurar
Reattachment, e. (For.) Reembargo.
To Rebaptize, ca. Rebautizar.
Rebaptizer, a Kebautizante.
To Rebate, ca. y n. Embotar; rebajar: a+
Jar, buraillar.
Rebate, Robatement, 8. Rebaja, descac::»
Rebec, €. Rabel, instrumento música.
Rebel, e. Rebelde.
To Rebel, en. Rebelarse, sublevarse.
Rebellion, a. Rebelion, revuelta.
Rebellious, a. Rebelde, sedicioso.
Rebelliously, ad. Con rebeldia,
Rebelliousnesa, s. Rebeldia.
To Rebound,cn. Repercutir.—ea. Bechssx
Rebound, e. Resalto, repercusion, rele.
Rebounding, 8. Rebote.
Kebuff, s. Kepulsa, donegacion ; desaire.
To Rebuff, ea. Rechazar; desairar.
To Rebuild, ra. Reedificar.
Rebuilt, pp. de 7b Rebuild,
Robukable, a. Reprensible. [ear
To Rebuke, ea. Reprender, censurar; r-
Rebuke, a. Reprension, amoncataciun. |
Rebuker, a Reprensor, censor.
Rebus, 8. Adivinanza; quisicosa,
To Rebut, on. Repercutir; volver atras.
Rebutter, 8, (For) Respuesta Á ana contre
róplica, [vo et,
To Recall, va. Revocar; anular; marx
Recall, 2 Rovocacion.
To Recant, va. Retractarse, desdecirsa.
To Recapacitate, ea, Recapacitar.
To Recapitulato, ev, Recapitular, resem -.
Reerpitulition, s, Reeapitulacion, res: 1.
Recantation, a. Retractacion, palinodía
Recanter, a. El que se desdice.
REC
REC
Recapitulatory, a. Recapitalatorio.
lecaption, a, (For.) Nuevo embargo.
To Recaptare, va. Represar.
Recapture, & Represa do un navío.
To Reearry, ca. Volver á llevar. cirse.
To ea dt Cejar; retroceder; desde-
Receipt, 4. Recibimiento; rócibo; receta.
Receivable, a Recibidero, admisible.
To Receive, va. Recibir; aceptar; admitir.
ltecelvednesa, s. Acoptacion, aprobacion.
Receiver, a. Recibidor; depositario ; recep-
tador; recipiente.
To Kecelebrate, va. Celebrar de nuevo.
tecency, 8, Novedad ; recien hecho,
l:ecension, & Enumeracion, revista,
Kecent, a. Reciente, moderno, nuevo, fresco,
llamante.
Recently, ad. Reclentemente; hace poco.
Jecentness, 8. Novedad.
licceptacle, 4. Receptáculo.
Keceptibility, 8. Capacidad para’ recibir.
Kteceptible, a, Capaz de ser recibido.
lieception, a. Recepcion; acogida ; read-
mision,
Receptive, a. Capaz de recibir.
Roceptory, a. Gencralmente recibido.
Recoss, e. Retiro; alejamiento ; soledad.
secession, 8, Retirada; desistimiento.
To Rochange, ea. Recambiar. [recargar.
To Kechargo, ea. Acusarse mutuamente;
Recharge, s. Recarga.
Kecidivous, a. Kelapso, reincidente.
Recipe, a. Récipo; receta de médico.
Recipient, 3. Rectpiente.—a. Recipiente.
Reciprocal, a. Reciproco; alternado,
Keciprocally, ad. Keciprocamente, mutua-
mente,
Reciprocalness, 8. Reciprocidad.
To Reciprocate, on. Eeciprocar, obrar ro-
ciprocamente, d
Reciprocation, 4. Reciprocacion, reciproci-
Recision, 8. Cortadura, recision.
Recital, 4. Relacion, narracion ; repeticion.
Recitation, 8. Recitacion. tad
tecitative, Recitativo, s Recitativo; reci-
To Recite, va. Recitar; narrar, relatar.
Reciter, 8, Kecitador, relatador. [londrado.
Reckless, a. Descuidado; abandonado; ato-
Kecklessness, «. Descuido; indiferencia ;
inconsideracion.
To Reckon, cc. Contar; estimar ; computar.
Reckoner, 8, Contador. Teton,
Keckoning, 8. Cuenta; suposicion ; caicula-
Yo Keeclaim, ca. Keformar; corregir; aman-
sar,
Reclaimable, a. Lo que puede ser reclamado.
reclaimant, a Disidente. cion.
Reclaimlesa, a. Lo que no admito reclama-
Reclamation, ¢. Reclamacion.
Reclination, €, Reclinacion.
To Recline, ra. Keclinar.—or.
tecline, a. Reclinado, inclinado,
To Keclose, ca. Volver á cerrar.
Recluse, a, Recluso; encerrado, rotirado,
Reclusely, ad. Retiradamente,
Recluseness, €. Retiro, recogimiento.
Reclnston, e, Reclusion.
Recognition, 8, Reconocimiento; recuerdo,
descansar.
costarse,
To Recognize, ea. Reconocer.
Recognizee, 8. (For.) La persona á cuyo
favor 80 da o vale. [4 favor do otro.
a 8. (For.) El que da algun valo
Recoil, s. Reculada; rotroceso.
To Recoil, on. Recular ; retroceder.
To Recoin, oa. Acuñar de nuovo.
Recoin 8. Rofundicion de la moneda.
To Recollect, va. Acordarse; recordar; re-
cobrarse. [niscencia.
Recollection, 8. Memoria; recuerdo, remi-
To Recomfort, va. Consolar, corroborar,
reanimar.
To Recommence, va. Empezar de neuvo.
mmencement, & La accion de comen-
zar de neuyo. [encomendar,
To Recommend, 04. Recomendar; alabar;
Recomendable, a. Recomendablo; digno
do alabanza.
Recommendation, $. Recomendacion.
Recommendatory, a. Recomendatorio,
Recommender, 8, El que recomlenda.
To Recommit, va. Volver 4 mandar prender.
Recommitment, Recommittal, 8. Huevo
auto do prision.
To Recompact, ca. Reunir, volver á pegar.
To Recompenso, va. Rocompensar; reinto-
grar. [cion.
Recompense, 8. Recompensa; componsa-
Recompilement, $. Nueva compilacion.
To Recompose, va. Recomponer, tranquili-
zar de nuevo. [composicion.
Recomposition, 8, Nueva composicion; re-
Reconcilable, a. Reconciliable, compatible,
Reconcilableness, s. La disposicion á recon-
ciliarso, [adaptar.
To Reconcilo, sa. Reconciliar; concordar;
Reconcilement, Reconciliation, 8. Reconcl-
Hacton; ajuste, acomodamiento.
ad. | Reconciler, 8. Reconciliador; conciliador.
Keconcilistory, a. Lo que pertenece 4 la re-
conciliacion.
To Recondense, va. Volver á condensar.
o. | Recondite, a. Recóndito, secreto, impene-
trable.
Reconditory, 8. Depositaria; depósito.
To Reconduct, va. Volver á conducir.
To Reconnoltre, va. (MiL) Reconocer,
To Reconquer, ea. Reconquistar.
To Reconsecrate, va. Volver Á consagrar.
To Reconsider, va. Considerar de nuovo.
Reconsideration, @ El acto de conslderar de
nuevo. [nuevo.
To Reconvene, ca. Congregar; reunir de
Reconvention, 8. (For.) Reconvencion.
To Reconvey, ea. Volver á llevar.
To Record, oa. poca protocolar; re-
cordar. [recuerdo Records, Archivo,
Record, 8 istro; protocolo; historia;
+Recordation, « Recordacion.
Recorder, $. Registrador; archivero; juez
recopilador.
To Recouch, en. Acostarse de nuevo.
To Recount, ra. Recontar; referir, relatar,
Recourse, a. Recurso; remedio; refugio.
To Recover, ea. Restablecer; reparar, ro-
sarcir; recobrar.
Recoverable, a. Curable; recuperable. *
lccoznlzance, 8. Reconocimiento; obliga- | Kecoverablenoss, &, El cstado de ser recn-
cion; sumision,
porablo.
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Recovery, 8. Mejoria; convaleconcia; reco-
bro, recuperacion.
Recreant, u. Cobardo, apocado; falso ;
t
ata, qe
To Recreate, ra. Recrear, deleltar, divertir
Recreation, a. Recreacion, recreo, diversion ;
descanso, [tenido.
Recreativo, a. Recreativo, agradablo; entre-
Recreativeness, 8, La calidad de lo que di-
vierte 6 agrada.
Recrement, s, Recremento; hez, escoria.
Kecremental, Recrementitious, a Recre-
menticio, feculento.
To Recriminate, va. y mn. Recriminar; acu-
Sarse mutuamente.
socrimination, s. Recriminacion.
secriminator, 8, (For.) Recriminador.
Kecrudescenco, & Encradocimiento.
Kecrudescent, a. Encrudecido, pas.
To Recruit, ea. y a. Roclutar; reclutar tro-
Recruit, a (Mil.) Recluta.
secrniting, a. Recluta V. Relapse.
Rectangle, s. Rectángulo.
Roctangled, Rectangular, a. Roctangular.
me atari Kectangularness, s. Lo que
es rectangular.
I:cctangularly, ad. Con ángulos rectos,
Rectiflable, a Rectificable.
Rectification, e. Rectificacion.
Rectifier, @ Rectificador. (mar.
To Rectify, va. Rectificar, corregir, refor-
Kectilineal, Rectilinear, a. Rectilineo.
Jiectitude, 4. Rectitud; derechura
Jicctor, 8. Superior; rector, cura propio.
Rectortal, a. toral.
Roctorship, a Rectorado.
Kectory, a. Rectoria. tinos,
Rectum, 2, (Anat.) Recto, uno de los Intes- | T
Recubstion, $. La accion de recostarse,
Kecumbency, 8. Descanso ; oe [a
Recumbent, a. Recostado, reclinado.
Kecuperable, a. Kecoperable,
Kecuperation, 8. Recuperacion.
Kecuperative, Recuperatory, a. Lo que per-
tenece 4 la recnperacion.
To Recar, on, Recurrir, acudir.
Kecurrence, £. Retorno, vuelta,
recurrent, a. Periódico.
Kecurvation, Recurvity, a. Encorvadura,
Kecurved, Recurvous, a. Encorvado.
Kecusancy, a. La accion de ser recusante.
secusant, & y 4. Recusante, dicidente,
Kecusation, e, Recusacion.
To Recuse, en. (For.) Recusar.
tecussion, 8. El acto de rechazar.
Red, a. Colorado; rubio.—a Rojez. [clon.
Kcdan, Redant, ¢. Foe) Estrella, fortitica-
Ked-book, €, Guia de la corto.
Kodbreast, 8. (Orn.) Pitirojo, pechicolorado.
Red-coral, 8. Coral rojo, especie de zoofito.
"lo Redden, va. Teñir de color rojo.
Reddish, a. Bermejizo, rojizo. [jo.
Keddishness, 8. Bermejura; el color berme-
Reddition, a. Restitucion.
Redditive, a. Respondiente
Reddle, 8. Almazarron, almagro.
To Redeem, ea. Redimir; resarcir.
Redcemable, a. Redimible.
Redeemablenoss, a. La propiedad do ser re-
a
é
[en
Redeeming, 8, Redencion; rescato; reinio-
To Redeliver, ca. Devolver, restituir.
; | Redelivery, a. Restitucion.
To Redemand, oa. Repetir.
To Redemise, ea. (For.) Restitair.
Redemption, 8, on, rescate.
Redemptional, Redemptory, a. Lo que pur-
tenece á la redencion ó rescate.
Redemptioner, a. Dase oste nombre ó +
europeos que se com 8 sn
por un espacio determinado de tiempo ==
pago de su traslacion á los Estados | tis
Redevable, ar Obligado
evable, a. y
ted -herring, a. Arenque ahumado.
Redhot, a. Candonte, ardiente.
To Redin te, ca. Reintegrar.
Redicad, a. lo, bermellon, azareon.
Redly, ad. Rojizo, bermejo.
Redness, 8. Encarnado, rojo; rojez.
Redochro, a. Ocre rojo. _ [fre
Redolence, Redolency, 4 Fragancia: j«
Redolent, a. Fragante, te, odura».
To Redouble, va. Reduplicar, redoliw--
en. Redoblarse.
Redoubt, s. (Fort.) Reducto. ;
Redoubtable, a. Formidable, terrible.
To Redound, on. Recadir ; reflectir; ree”,
redundar.
Redraft, a. Resaca. (mar; sic
To Redress, va. Enderezar; corregir; +"
etre e. Reforma, corrección, enmk:3.
vio,
Redresser, a Reformador. l
Redressive, a. Consolatorio; correctiro.
Ll 3 , TA, as pia
odshank, 8. (Orn.) Especie de chorliin
Redstreak, s. Manzana de rosa. pus.
To Reduce, va. Reducir; convertir; cau.
Roducement, e. Reduccion, reducimkat.
Reducor, 8, Reductor, reducidor.
Reducible, a. Reducibla
Reducibleness, «. Reducibilidad.
Reduct, a. V. Reduudt,
Reduction, 8, Reduccion, reducimiento.
Reductive, a Keductivo.
Reductively, ad. Por consecuencia
Redundance, Redundancy, s. Redonda
Redundant, a. Redundante; superilua
Redundantly, ad. Su uamenta
To Reduplicate, ca, Redaplicar, redolxs”.
Reduplicate, a. Reduplicado, reiterado.
Reduplication, s. Reduplicacion. [e
Reduplicativo, a. Reduplicativo, peda
To Re-echo, on. Responder 6 resonar el
Reed, a. (Bot) Caia; flecha, sacta, Lee:
cane, Caña.
Reeden, a. Cañado, cañizo.
To Re-edify, va. Reedificar.
Reodless, a. Doscañado,
Reedy, a. Cañado, cañoso,
Reef, 8, (Náu.) Rizo; arrecife.
To Reef, ea. (Náu.) Tomar rizos.
Reef-band, e. (Náu.) Faja de rizos.
robes pra a Sn mare
Reef-tacklea, 8, Nau.) Aparcjuelus;
lanquines do rizos.
Reek, 8. Humo; vapor.
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To Reek, on. Humear, vahear, vahar.
Reeky, a. Ahumado, ennegrecido,
Keel, 4. Aspa; devanadera; una danza.
To Keel, ea. Aspar.—on. Hacer escs; vaci-
lar al andar.
To Re-elect, oa. apenas
Re-election, 8. Reeleccion. 1180.
To Rc-embark, va. y m. Reembarcar; reem-
Re-embarkation, 8. Reembarco.
To Re-enact, va, Establecer ú ordenar de
edo
To Re-enforce, va. Reforzar, fortalecer.
Re-enforcement, 4. @PZO.
To Ke-engage, 04. Acometer, empefiar,
ajustar de nuevo.
Re-engagement, a Empeño 6 combate re-
novado; nuevo empeño, ataque, ajuste.
To Re-enjoy, va. Gozar de nuevo; regoci-
arse,
To Re-enter, va. Volver á entrar.
To Re-enthrone, ea. Reentronizarse.
Ke-entrance 6 Re-entry, a. Segunda entrada.
To Ro-establish, va. Reatablecer. (dor.
Re-establisher, & Restablecodor, restaura-
Ke-establishment, 8. Restablecimiento, res-
tauracion. [cabo en el moton.
To Reeve, va. (Náu.) Pasar; introducir un
To Re-examine, va. Reoxaminar.
a mas @ Reexaminacion.
Re-exchange, 3. bio.
To Refect, va. Refocilar; reparar las fuerzas,
Refection, 8. Refeocion, refaccion.
Retfective, a. Refocilativo.—a, Restanrativo.
Refectory, a, Refectorio; refitorio; comedor.
To Refel, va. Rebatir, rechazar. [rirse.
To Refer, va. y nm. Beferir; dirigir; refe-
Referable, Referrible, a. Reforible.
Referee, 8. Arbitro. {remision.
Reference, 8 Keferencia; arbitramento;
To Referment, ea. Fermentar de nuevo.
To Kefine, va. Refinar, purificar, pulir.—on.
Sutilizar, ete. ; pe pulirse.
Refinedly, ad. Afectadamente.
Refinedness, a. V. Refinement.
Refinement, 4. Refinacion; refinadura; ele-
gancia; nas,
Refiner, € Refinador.
Refining, a. Refinadura de metalea,
To Refit, va. Reparar, componer, rehabili-
tar. (Náu.) E:nbonar.
To Reflect, ra. y n. Reficjar; reficctir; ro-
pensar; reflexionar; considerar; impro-
perar.
Retiectent, a. Roverberanto, reflexivo. (ja
Reflecter, 8, Reverbero, el cuerpo que refle-
Ketlection, a Roflexion; consideracion;
censura, nota.
Reflective, a. Reflexivo. [pensador.
Reflector, a (O’pt.) Teloscopio de reflexion;
Reflex, a. Reflejo—e Reflejo; reverbara-
cion.
Reflexibility, a. Refloxibilidad.
Reflexible, a Reflexible,
Reflexion, a. Reflexion; consideracion,
Reflorescence, a El acto de roflorecer.
To Reflourish, on. Reflorecer.
To Reflow, en. Refluir, retroceder.
Refluent, a. Refluento.
Reflux, 4 Reflujo.
+Lefocillation, a, Befocilacion.
To Reform, oa. Reformar; corregir; en-
mendar.—on. Reformarse, enmendarse,
Reform, Reformation, a. Reforma, reforma»
cion, arreglo.
Reformado, $. El fraile de alguna órden re-
formada; reformado, retirado.
Reformer, a. Reformador.
Keformist, a, Religioso do
nglr.
Refri
Refracted, a. Rofracto.
Refraction, e. Refraccion.
Refractive, a, Refringente.
Refractor, 8, Telescopio de refraccion ; po-
der de refringir.
Refractorily, ad. Obstinadamente.
Rofractoriness, 2. Contumacia; obstinacion;
terquedad. [(Quim.) Infondible.
Refractory, a. Refractario, contumaz, terco.
Refragable, a. Impugnable, refatable.
Refragableness, s. Capacidad de refutacion.
To Refrain, va. Refrenar; reprimir.—en.
Abstenerse. bllidad,
Refrangibility, Refrangibleness, £. -
Kefrangible, a. Refrangibic; refracto.
To Refresh, va. Rofrigorar; aliviar; refres-
car.
Refresher, 8. Refrescador, rere
Refreshful, a. Refrescante, refrigerante,
Refreshing, s. Refrescadura.
Refreshment, 8. Refresco; refrigerio.
Refrigerant, a. Re te, refrigerativo.
To Refrigerate, va. Refrigorar, refrescar.
Refrigerating, €. Refrigeracion. _[refresoo.
Refrigeration, a. Refrigeracion; refrigerio;
grails blag a. Refrigerante.—s. Refrige-
rativo.
Refrigerator, s. Garapifiera.
Refrigeratory, 8. (Quim.) Refrigcratorio.—
a, rativo, refrigerante,
Rofuge, s. Refugio; proteccion ; recurso.
Refugee, a. Refugtado, em 0.
Refulgence, Refulgency, 8. ncla ; res-
plandor; brillantez. [declente.
Refulgent, a. Refulgente, brillante, resplan-
To Refund, va. Restituir; volver & pagar,
Refundable, a Restituible,
Refusable, a. Recosable,
Refusal, a. Negativa; repulsa; preferencia.
To Refuse, va, y n. Negar; rehusar; desai-
rar. (bra, residuo,
Refuse, 8. Desecho, zupla, desperdicio; so-
Refusor, 8. El que recusa 6 rehusa.
tRefatal, Refutation, s. Refutacion.
a0 Refuto, va. paral contradecir.
o Regain, va. Recobrar, recuporar.
To Regal Real.—s V. Regale,
To e, va. Regalar; festejar; recrear.
Regale, 8. Patronato regio; banquete.
Regalement, $ Regalo, presente, dadiva.
Regalia, e. pl. Insignias reales ó distintivos.
Regality, s. Realeza, soberanía,
Regally, ad. Soberanamente.
To Regard, va, Estimar; respetar; obser-
var; tocar.
Regard, a. Miramiento; consideracion; res
to.
tHegardable, a. Notable.
Regardant, a. (Blas.) Mirante.
Regarder, a. Espectador, miron, mirador.
Regardful, a. Atento, a
REI
REL
Regardfully, ad, Atentamente; respctosa-
inento,
Regardless, a. Desculdado; indiferente.
Kezardlessly, ad. Descuidadamente. — [to.
Regardlessnesa, 8 Descuido; desacatamien-
Keyutta, a Regata; diversion aquatica,
Regency, 8. Regencia; autoridad; gobierno.
To Regenerate, va. Regenerar, reproducir.
Regencrate, a. Kezenerado, recnzendrado,
Regenerateness, Kegeneration, & Kegenera-
clon; renacimiento,
Regent, a y a. Regente.
Kegentebip, a Regencia. [nucvo.
To Reygerminate, rn. Retoñar; brotar de
Regermination, 8. La acciun de brotar de
nuevo.
tRezible, a, Gobernablo, regible,
Regicide, €, Revicida; regicidio,
Keximen, € Regimen, dicta,
Regiment, 8. Loyimiento; goblorno; regla.
Kezimontal, 4. Lo que perteneco á un regi-
miento, Regimentaéa, Uniforme.
Region, & Region; pais; distrito; espacio,
Register, & Kexistro; registrador. Register
Qf u ship, Matricula de nayio,
To Register, ea. Registrar.
Registrar, Registrary, 8. Registrador.
Kogzistration, 3. Asiento, registro; empadro-
namiento.
tegistry, e. Aslento; archivo; registro.
Reglet, a (Arq.) Filote. (Imp.) Regleta
Regnant, a. Reinante, predominante,
To Regorge, ca. Vomitar; tragar muy
apricsa, zampar.
To Regraft, cu. Ingerir 6 ingertar de nuevo,
To Regrant, ca. Volver Á conceder. |
Regratery, 8. Regatoneria, ropavejeria,
Regrator, 8. Regaton; regatero.
Regress, 8. Regruso, retorno, vuelta
To Regress, cn, Regresar, volver, retornar.
Regression, & Regresion, retrocesion,
Regressive, €. Retróyrado,
Regret, a. Arrcpentimiento; sentimiento.
To Regret, va. Sentir, tener pena, dolor 6
pesadumbre.
Regular, a. Regular; arreglado; metódico.
Regularity, €. Legularidad, conformidad,
metodo.
Regularly, ad. Regularmente. [gular.
Regulars, 8, pl. Los regulares; el clero re-
To Regulate, oa. Regular; arreglar, orde-
nar; ajustar.
Regulation, e. Arreglo, mótodo; reglamento.
tegulator, & Regulador; registro de reloj.
Regulus, €, (Quim.) Regulo, la parto mas
pura do los minerales,
To Regurgitate, ra. y n. Regurgitar.
Regurgitation, 8. Kegurgitacion.
To Rehabilitate, ea. Rebabilitar,
Rehabilitation, 4 Rebabilitacion.
To Rehear, ca, Escuchar do nuevo.
Rehearsal, 4. Repeticion; repaso; gpsayo.
To Kehearse, ra, Repetir; repasar; ensayar.
Ichearser, a. Recitador, ensayador,
To Reign, en. Reinar; dominar; prevalocer,
Reign, 8. Soberanía, reinado, reino.
Reigning, a. Reinante, predominante.
To Reimbody, on. Reincorporarse.
To Reimburse, ta. Reembolsar.
A eL & Kcemboulso.
To Reimpregnate, ea. Imp de nuera
Kelmpregnation, $. (Quim.) Noeva impr:
nacion,
Reimpression, a Reimpresion.
Rein, a. Rienda, fréno.
To Rein, ta. Refrenar: contener.
seincorporation, & Reincorpuracion.
Reiudecr, & Reno, rangifero.
To Reinfect, ca. Infectar.
To Reinforce, ra. Reforzar.
Keinforcement, @. (Mil) Refuerza
To Ieingratiate, ca. Volver a hacer eutrr
en gracia,
eins, a. Kiñones,
To Keinsert, en. Insertar ó ingerir de nuez
To Reinspire, ea. Inspirar de nuevo.
To Reinstall, To Reinstate, vu. Instalar c-
nuevo; restablecer.
To Relntegrato, ca. Reintegrar.
To Reinvest, ea. Dar nueva autorids:.
To Keinvigorate, va. Vigorar o fortif«ir &
nuevo. [nae se.
Reinvigoration, «. El acto do vizvrar c:
To Reinvite, ca. Convidar de nueva
To Reiterate, ca. Keiterar.
Reiteration, €. Relteracion, repeticion.
To pases ca. Kechazar; repulsar; do-
ar
Char.
Rejectable, a. Recusablo, inadmisible
Kejecter, $. Rechazador.
hejection, 8. Kepulsa, [jar, ner
To Rejoice, cn. Regocijarse.—ea Ec. -
Rejoicer, a, Regocijador.
Rejoicing, a Alegria, ficsta—a. Arrada®!:.
To Rejoin, en. Reaunirse.—ea, Replicas.
Rojoinder, e, Contraréplica,
To Kejoint, ea. (AJb.) Llenar las der s*.-
ras con mortero; reponer lus hucae 3.:
se habian separado.
To Rejudge, cu. Rover, examinar de nuev
Baus pa Kejuvenesoency, a La x-
ad do rejuvenecer.
To Rekindle, ca. Volver á encender.
To Relapse, en, Recaer, delito; reineiiir.
ar 8. Eccaida; reincidencía, — (tur.
To Kelate, ca. y n. Relatar; emparos:a:
Relater, 8. Relator, narrador.
Itelation, & Relacion; conexion; paric=:tc
telative, a Relativo.—s Pariente; deus
Relatively, ad. Relativamente,
Relativencsa, a. Lo que tiene relacion,
To Kelax, za. Relajar; ablandar; deste.
Relaxation, 8. Aflojamiento; relajacion; i=
a A 4
cluy, 8. Posta; muda; parada.
To Ticleaio ta. Soltar; libertar; relevar.
Release, 4. Libortad, soltura; descargo.
To Kelent, en, Relentocer; aplacarse; «:-
senojarso,
Relenting, 8. Relajacion; arrepentimiento.
telentless, a. Implacable; obstinado.
Relessee, e. (For) La persona á cuyo faver
se otorga una escritura de ceslom
Relessor, & (Vor.) El arrendador que ctorza
escritura de cesion del funda.
Relevant, a. Lo que alivia 6 auxilia.
tKelovation, 8. Alzamiento.
Rellable, a. Seguro, digno ne conflanza
J:cliance, $, Confianza, seguridad,
| Relic, 8. Keliquia.
REM
Relict, e, Viuda.
2clief, e, Reliove; alivio. (MIL) Relevo,
Reliev able, a. Consolable.
To Relieve, va. Relovar; aliviar; desagra-
Reliever, e, Socorredor ; remediador
*clieving-tackte, a. (Nau.) Pluma
Religion, & Religion.
tclizionary, @ Religioso. [ligionista.
Kelizlonary, Religionist, 4, Religionarlo, Ke-
Liclizioua, a. Roligioso, pio; puntual.
Relixiously, ad. Keligiosamente, exacta-
mente,
To tn (e ea. Abandonar, dejar, coder.
telinquishinent, a, Abandono, dejacion, ce-
sion,
Reliquary, €, Reticarto.
Itclish, a, Balnete, sabor; cata; gusto.
Tv lelish, va. Saborcar; gustar da—on,
Gustar, agradar.
Relishable, a. Gustoso, sabroso, apetitoso.
Fo Relist, ea. Volver á alistar.
To Relive, on. Revivir, vivir de nuevo.
Kelucent, a. Relaciento.
REN
To Remit, va. y n. Romitir; referirso; dis»
minuir,
(viar. ' Romitment, 8. Remision.
Remittance, 8. Remosa; letra de cambio.
Remitter, a. Remitente.
To Remix, ov. Mezclar de nuevo.
Remnant, 8, Remanente; residuo.—a. Res-
tante.
Remolten, pp. Derrotido de nuevo.
os 8. Representacion; amones-
on.
Remonstrant, a. Motivado.—«. Protestante.
To Remonstrate, on. Representar; objetar;
oponer.
Remora, & Embarazo. (Ict.) Rémora.
Remorse, $. Kemordimicnto; compuncion.
Remorseless, a. Cruel, feroz; insensible,
Ronee a, Remoto, distante, lojano, extraño.
Remotely, ad, Remotamente, léjos.
Remoteness, €. Alejamiento, distancia.
Removable, a. Amovible.
Removal, 4. Remocion; deposicion.
To Remove, va. Remover; alejar; apartar.
lu Reluct, on, Keluchar, lachar una cosa| —vrn. Mudarse.
con otra.
Reluctant, a. Ro ante. >
Tu Relume, va. Volver & encender.
isgusto. | Remove, ¢«. Mudada; escalon.
tcluctance, Reluctancy, 8. Repugnancias |
Remover, 8, El que romueve.
To Remount, ea. Remontar. (Mil) Hacer
la remonta —on. Volver á subir.
Po Rely, vn, Conflar en; contar con; aso-¡ Remunerable, a. Remunerablo.
gurarse de.
To Remaln, en. Quedar; remanecer, persis-
Itermainder, & Resto; residuo; alcance.—a.
Kestante,
Remains, a, pl, Cadáver; reliquias; sobras.
Fo Remake, va. Rebacer, hacer de nuevo,
To Remand, vu. Volver á llamar 6 enviar.
tRemanent, 8. Remancnte.
Liomark, 8. Reparo; observacion, nota,
Jo Remark, ea. Notar; reparar; señalar,
distinguir. santo,
tenmarkable, a. Roparable, notable, intero-
Remarkableness, & Slugularidad ; particu-
luridad
Remarkably, ad. Notablemente.
lemarker, & Observador; anotador.
Po Kemarry, en. Casarse de nuevo.
[¿cmediable, a. Romediable.
k¿emediless, a. Irremediable, sin recurso.
2emedy, & Remedio; medicamento; re-
curso,
ro Remedy, ca. Curar; remediar; reparar,
l'o Remelt, va. Derretir de nuevo.
lo Remember, ca. Acordarso; mentar; re-
cordar.
scmemberer, 8. Recordante, (Gal.
ttermembranco, & Memorla; recuerdo; se-
ltemembrancer, & Recordador en la tesore-
ris general de Inglaterra.
renmixratlon, e, Retorno, vuelta,
lv Remind, va. Acordar; recordar; avisar.
eminiscence, Reminiscency, 8. Rominis-
cencla, reminiscencia
¿enmúiniscential, a, Lo qne pertenece & la
¿etuiss, @ Remiso; negligente; flojo,
semii-sibllity, a. Lo que es remisible.
Rentissible, €, Remisible, perdonable,
ees 8. Remision ; misericordia; per-
don
temlssly, ad. Flojamente.
eeu & Romision; negligencia; po-
It
[tir. | To Remuncrate, va. Eomunerar, premiar.
Remuneration, 8, Remuneracion, recom-
pensa,
Remunerative, a. Remuneratorio.
Itcmunerator, & Remunerador.
To Remurmur, ea. y n, Resonar, rotumbar.
KEonal, a. Renal, lo que portenece á los ri-
ñones.
Renascent, @ Ronaciente.
To Renavigate, va. Volver 4 navegar.
Rencounter, 8, Choque; embate; rifia ca-
sual, [dosunir.
To Rend, on, Lacerar; rasgar.—oa. Separar,
Rend, e. (Ndéu.) Costura du los tablones.
Render, €. D or; rompedor.
To Render, ea. Volver, devolver; ocasio-
nar; rendir; exhibir.
Rendezvous, 8. Rendez-vous.
Rendible, a. Restitulble.
Rending, 6. Quebranto, dolor agudo,
tendition, € Rendicion.
Renegade, Renegado, s. Renegado, apóstata.
To Kenew, va. KRonovar, restablecer
Kcnewablo, a. Renovable.
Renewal, a Renovacion.
Renitency, & Renitencia.
Renitent, a. Renitente.
Rennet, e Cuajo; manzana de la rcing.
To Renovato, va. Renovar.
Renovation, a Ronovacion.
To Renounce, oa. y nm. Renunciar.
Renouncement, 2, Renuncia
Renown, £ Kenombre; fama; celebridad.
To Renown, va. Hacer famoso ; afnmar.
Kent, 8. Renta; arrendamiento; alquiler.
To Rent, va. Arrendar; alquilar.—on, Cuar-
tearse, abrirse.
Rentabla, a. Arrendablo.
Rental, Rentroll, e. Lista de rentas,
[reza. | Renter, e. Rentero, arrendador.
' Renunciation, & Renuncia, cern
REP
To Reobtain, ea. Obtener de nuevo.
To RKeordain, ea. Reordenar.
To Repacity, ca. Apaciguar de nuevo.
To Repair, oa. Keparar; componer; acu-
dir; encaminarse. {d
Repair, a ee comparecencia; recorri-
Repairer, a, Re or.
Reparable, a. Keparable.
Reparably, ad. Reparable, remediable.
Keparation, e Reparacion; recompensa ;
satisfaccion. [cion.
Reparativo, a. Satisfactorlo.—S. Compensa-
Repartee, «. Agudoza, chiste, donaire.
To Reparteo, tn. Dar respuestas agudas.
Repartition, €. Repartimiento, reparticion.
To Repasa, ca. Repasar, volver 4 .
Repassage, & Libertad $ permiso de pasar.
Kopast, $. Refriserio; comida; alimento.
To Repay, va. Volver á pagar; restituir.
Repay ment, e Pago.
To Re va. Abrogar; revocar; abolir.
os - ion A robes
epoalable, a. Capaz de ser abrogado.
Repcaler, 8, Revocador, anulador.
Repeat, a, (Mús.) Repeticion.
To Repeat, va. Repetir; recitar; ensayar.
Repeatedly, ad. Repetidamente,
Repeater, s. Repetidor; reloj de repeticion.
To Repel, ca. Kepeler; rechazar.—on, Re-
sistir. [sivo.
Repellent, a. y £ (Múd.) Remedio repercu-
To Repent, va, y n. Arrepentirse.
Repentance, s. Arrepontimiento; contricion.
Kepentant, a, Arrepentido, contrito.
Hoventant, Repenter, 8. Penitente, arrepen-
O.
Repenting, £. Arrepentimiento. _[miento.
nel ad. Con pesar 6 arrepenti-
To oad pent e, oa. Repoblar.
Repercuasion, s. Repercusion.
Repercussive, a. Repercusivo.
tRepertitious, a, Mallado, encontrado.
Repertory, 8. Repertorio, reportorlo.
Repetition, 8. Kepoticion; repaso. [murar.
To Reptne, on. Consumirse; afligirse; mur-
Arnes 8. Murmurador; arrepentidor;
Repining, 8, Pesar; arrepentimiento ; dolor.
Lo Replace, va. Reemplazar; reponer, co-
ocar.
To Roplait, ca. Plegar repetidas voces,
To Replant, oa. Replantar.
To Replenish, ea, Kellenar, llenar, surtir,
Repleto, a. Relleno, repleto, lleno. tad.
Repletion, Repleteneas, 8, Replecion, pleni-
Repleviable, a. Lo que se puede desembar-
gar.
Replevin, & (For.) Auto de desombargo.
To Replevin, To Replevy, va. Desembar-
gar; recuperar.
Replier, e 1 one respondente.
Reply, a. Réplica, respuesta.
To Reply, ca. Replicar; instar.
To Repollsh, va. Repulir, [festar; relatar.
To Report, ra. Esparcir; divulgar; mani-
Report, 8. Voz; opinion; fama; relacion.
Reporter, & Relator; taquigrafo, redactor.
Keposal, « Reposo.
To Repose, ta, Fijar; confiar.—vn. Re r.
Reposo, a aad: tranquilidad; sueño.
a. | Repossession, £ Re
REP
Reposedness, a. Vida descanseda.
To Repasite, ea. Depositar.
tory, a. Repositorio, dispensa.
Recobrar, recuperar.
on.
Tu Reprehend, ea. Reprender, censurar
Reprehender, € E
Reprehensible, a. Reprensible.
Reprehensibleness, £ Lo que constitoye á
una cosa reprensible. [eessars
Reprehension, s. Reprension, amonestsci:-.
Reprehensive, a. Digno de reprensica.
To'Represent, oa, Representar; manifestar.
describir. [tacion, deseripe:.«.
Representation, 8, Representacion, man:.>
Representative, a. Representativo.—« Le
presentante; simbolo.
Representer, 4, TS
Reprosentment, « Figura, imágen.
To Represa, ca. Sojuzgar, reprimir, dows:
Repression, s. Represion.
Reprossive, a. Lo que reprime 6 refrers
To Reprieve, ca. Suspender la ejecacdc: =
la sentencia de muerte. £ cas.
Reprieve, €. La dilacion 6 suspension de
To Reprimand, ex. Reprender, corregir.
Reprimand, 4. Reprension; reprimenia;
sofrenada.
To Reprint, va, Relmprimir.
Reprisal, a Represalla.
Reprise, @ Represalia; estribillo de ecpa
Reprize, £ (Náu.) Represa tomada del c:--
migo. [inerepsr.
To Keproach, ea. Improperar; vitupers:
Reproach, & Improperio, tacha, inerepecra.
Reproachable, a. Censurable, reprensil-x.
Reproachableness, 8. Lo que constitcye 1
una cosa reprensible. [ze
Reproachfal, a. Ignominiaso ; chocante; i:
Reproachfully, ad. Ignominiosamente.
Reproachfulness, & Ignominia; opreti;
Vergiiebza.
Reprobate, & y a. Malvado, vícioso.
To Reprobate, ca. Reprobar; condena:
desaprobar.
Raprabatencss a. Abandono.
Reprobation, 8. Reprobacion. [dasz.
To Reproduco, ve. Reproducir, volver a pu-
Reproduction, $. Reproduccion.
Reproof, 4. Improperio, reprension, censura
adn a, Censurable, reprehensi ble.
To Reprovo, ca. Culpar; regañar; condezs.
Reprover, 8. Reprensor, censurador.
To Reprune, ea. Podar de nuevo.
Reptile, a. y & Reptil
Republic, ¢. República,
Republican, a. y & Republicano.
Repudiable, a. Repudiable, [echar de s.
To Repudiato, va. Repudiar; renuncis;
Repudlation, +. Repudiacion, repudio.
Repugnance, Repugnancy, @ Repugnancs
aversion. inconsisies~.
Repagnant, a. Repugnante, incompatit:c:
Repugnantly, ad. Con repugnancia.
To Repullulate, on. Repulular, brotar de
nuevo.
Repulse, $. Repulsa, rechazo.
To Lepulse, ed. Repulsar, desechar, repeler.
Repulsion, & (Tis.) Repulsion.
Repulsive, Repalsory, a. Repulsivo,
RES
To Repurchase, va. Rocomprar.
Repurchase, s. Cosa comprada de nuevo.
Kepatable, a. Honroso, decoroso, honorífico.
Reputably, ad. Honrosamente,
Reputation, 3, Reputacion ; crédito, nombre,
To Repute, ea. Kepntar, estimar, tener por.
Repute, 8. Fama, crédito, estimacion.
Reputeless, a. Infame; desacreditado.
AS a. Peticion; súplica; instancia.
To Request, va. Rogar, suplicar, encargar.
Requester, a Suplicante.
To Requicken, ea. Reanimar.
Requiem, e. Misa de requiem.
+Requietory, $. Sepulcro.
Kequirable, a. Lo que se puede requerir.
To iS ea. Requerir; solicitar; ne-
cesitar
Requirer, 48. ep solicitador.
Requisite, a. Necesario; preciso.—s. Re-
quisito. [sablementeo.
Rcquisitely, ad. Necesariamente, indispen-
Requisiteness, a, Necesidad, precision.
Bequisition, a, Peticion, súplica. (For.) Re-
quisitoria. (manda 6 súplica.
Requisitivo, a. Lo quo indica peticion, de-
Mequisitory, a. Demandado, pedido, solici-
o
Requital, a, Retorno; satisfaccion ; recom-
pensa, galardon.
To Reynite, va. Retornar; desquitar.
ereward, 8. (Afil.) Retaguardia. [rumbo.
‘To Resall, on. (Nai) Volver por el mismo
Resale, s. Reventa, venta do segunda mano.
To Resalnte, va. Resalndar.
Kesalutation, a. Resalatacion.
To Rescind, ca. Kescindir, anular, abrogar.
Hescisston, e, Rescision.
Rescissory, a. Bescindente.
To Reser va. Rescribir, contestar.
Rescript, e. Rescripto, edicto.
ble, a. Lo ae puede ser rescatado.
To Rescue, va, Librar; rescatar; preservar.
Kescne, & Libramiento, recobro,
Rescuer, 8. Librador, libertador.
vesvcarch, $. Escudriñamiento, discusion.
Tu Research, va. Escudriñar, inquirir, ex-
aminar,
To Reseat, va. Asentar de nuevo.
Xeseizuro, e. Segunda presa de alguna cosa.
Kesemblance, 6. Bewalanza, conformidad.
To Resemble, ta. Asemejar; comparar.—
on, Asemejarse; parecerse.
To Resend, vu, Volver á enviar.
To Kesent, va. Resentirse ; sentir. (vio.
Resenter, @ El que so resiente de un agra-
Resentful, a. Resentido; sensible; vidrivso.
lierentingly, ad. Con resentimiento, sens!-
blemente. [ear.
Resentinent, 8. Resentimiento; desazon, pe-
Reservation, & Reservacion; reserva,
Reservatory, 8. Repertorio, reportorio,
To Reserve, ea. Reservar; retener, conser-
var.
Reserve, 3. Reserva; reservacion; guarda.
Reserved, a. Keservado, cauteloso, circuns-
pecto.
Reservedly, ad. Reservadamente.
Reservednesa, s, Reserva, cautela, disimulo.
Reserver, 8. El que reserva.
Reservolr, 8. Depósito; estanque; algibe.
To Reset, oa. (For.) Recibir géneros hurta-
dos. d
08,
Resetter, 4. El receptador de géneros hurta-
To Resettle, ea. Restablecer.
Resettlement, ¢ Restablecimiento.
To Reside, on. Residtr; hacer sedimento.
Residence, $. Residencia; sedimento ; asien-
to,
Resident, a. Residente.—s. Residente.
Residentlary, a. y & Residonte.
Residor, & idente, morador, habitante.
Residual, Residuary, a. Resto; residuo.
Residue, & Residuo, resto.
Residuum, e. (Quim.) Residuo.
To Resign, oa. Resignar; renunefar ; resig-
Resignation, €, Resignacion; conformidad.
Resignee, 2. Resignatario,
Resigner, a. Resignante.
Resilience, Resiliency, Resilition, e. Resalto,
rech repercasion.
Resilient, a, tante.
Kesiniferous, a. Lo que produce resina,
Rosinons, a. Resinoso. resinoso.
Resinousneas, &. La calidad de lo que es
e! pati, a IPN Sr ori nerse.
To ist, 0d, y 7. istir; repeler; opo-
es & Resistencia, oposicion, de-
'ensa.
Resistibility, a Resistibilidad.
Resistible, a. Resistible.
Kesistleas, a. Irresistible.
Resolvable, a. Soluble; resoluble.
Resolvableness, s. Capacidad de ser soluble.
Resolnble, a. Y, Resulradle,
Resolute, a. Resuelto; firme, constante.
Resolutely, ad, Resueltamente.
Resoluteneas, $. Resolucion, firmeza, ánimo,
Resolution, 8. Resolucion ; determinacion ;
valor; arresto.
Resolutive, a, Resolutivo, [retir; convertir.
To pais eat A nm, Resolver; disipar; der-
Resolve, & ucion, determinacion, pro-
(narse.
ósito,
Resolvedly, ad. Resueltamente.
tesolvednosa, & Kesolucion determinada,
Resolvent, & Solutivo, disolutivo, disol-
vente. {disuelve,
Resolver, & El que resuelve, determina 6
Kesonance, 8. Resonancia, retuinbo.
Resonant, a, Resonante; sonoro; sonoroso.
To Resort, on. Acudir; concurrir,
Resort, €, Concurso; concurrencia; visita,
Resorter, 8, El que concurre 4 algun sitio.
To Resound, ea. Publicar, pregonar.—on,
Rosonar, retumbar.
Resound, & Resonancia, retambo, eco,
Resource, 8. Recurso, arbitrio, medio.
Resourceless, a. Sin recurso, irremediable,
To Resow, ta. Resembrar. [venerar.
To Respect, va. Mirar; apreciar; respetar;
Respect, a. Respecto: miramiento; vene-
racion; consideracion. Jn some respect,
De algun modo. Jn other r 8, Por
otra parte. Respecis, Memorias; cum-
plimientos.
Respector, a. Respetador, estimador.
Respectful, a, Res respetuoso,
Respectfully, ad. petosamente.
Respectfulness, 8, Conducta respetosa.
Respective, a Respectivo, relat: ag
RES
Respectively, ad. Respectivamente.
Respersion, 8. Rociada. canso.
Respiration, 8. Respiracion; alivio, dos-
To Respire, on. Resollar, respirar; descan-
sar.
Rospite, «. Suspension de la ejecucion de
pena capital; pausa; plazo, respiro.
To Kespite, va. Dar treguas, cuncoder es-
pera.
Tesplendence, Resplendency, @ Resplan-
dor, brillo, lastre.
Eeaplendent, a. Resplandeciente, brillante.
Resplendently, ad. Brillantemente.
To pond, oa. Responder ; corresponder;
ajustarse.
Respomdent, $. Respondedor, respondiente.
+Responsal, 3. Kespuceta; fladur.—u. Kes-
rep Respuesta Hi
ponse, 4. nesta; replica.
Responsibility, «. Responsabilidad.
Responsible, a. Responsable; solvente,
Rosponsibleness, 3. ponsabilidad.
+Responsion, 8. Fianza, seguridad, sdono.
Responsive, a. Kespondionto; correspon-
diente. [(—=. ponsorio.
Responsory, a. Lo que contlene respuesta.
Rest, €. Descanso; Bueño; quietud; resto;
los demas.
To Rest, on. Descansar; dormir; apoyar;
Morir; parar; quedar.
To Kestem, va. Hacer ir contra la corriente.
Restful, a. Quieto, sosegado, tranquilo.
Kestharrow, 8. (Bot.) Remora de arado; de-
Serra SO
Restiff, a. to, terco, porflado.
Restiffness, a, Pertinacia.
+Restinction, 8. Extincion,
Resting, 8. Reposo.
Restitution, s. Restitucion.
Kestivo, a. Repropio 5 pertinar, obstinado.
Restiveness, €. Torqu , Obstinacion.
Restless, a. Insomne; inconstante, impa-
ciente. [quietud.
Restlessness, & Insomnio; desasusicgo;
Restorable, a. Restituible.
Restoration, 8. Restauracion.
Restorative, a. y 8. Rostaurativo. [rar.
To Restore, va, Restituir; reponer ; recupe-
Restorer, 8, Restaurador.
Restoring, 8, Restauracion ; restitucion.
To Restrain, ca. Kestringir; restriñir; tm-
pedir; limitar.
Restrainable, a. Restringible.
Restrainedly, ad. Con restriccion.
Kestrainer, & Restringente. (cion.
Restraint, 8. Sujecion; limitacion; oposi-
To Restrict, ea. Kestringir, limitar, coartar.
Restriction, & Restriccion, limitacion.
Restrictive, a. Restricto, limitado, coartado.
Restrictively, ad. Limitadamente.
To Restringe, ra. Restringir, restrifiir.
Lestringont, 4. y 8. Restriñente, restrin-
gente,
Restringentness, €. Restringencia
To Reatrive, en. Volver á luchar 6 Jidlar.
Resty, a. Obstinado, terco; poco tratable.
Resubjection, s. Nueva sujecion.
To Resublime, cu. Sublimar de nuevo.
To Result, on. Kesultar; resaltar; resartir;
nacer.
RET
Result, €. Reealto; resulta; consecuesca
Resultance, €. Resultancia, resultado.
Resumable, a. Lo que se puede reasu32
To Resume, ta. ir; empezar de tio
vo,
Resumption, & Reasuncion; recobro |
Resumptive, a. Reasantivo. [ra
Rosupination, £. El acto de echarse bon =>
Resupine, a. Supino, acostado bocs aire
Resurrection, s. Resurrección.
To Resurvey, ea. Rever.
To Resuscitate, va. Resucitar; reavrs.
Resuscitation, 4. on. me
To Retail, ea. Vender por menor; mii
sin conexion.
Retail, , Venta por menor. =
Retailer, a. Longista, tendero. — [e
To Retain, ea, Rotener, LAR
Rotainable, a. Lo que se puede retecs"
Retainer, 2. Adherento ; 0; Cabs:
retenodor. .
To Retake, va. Retomar, volver 4toT
To Retallate, ea. Talionar; deus”
vengarse. a
Retaliation, €. Desquite; desagrat*'. ©
To Retard, va. Retardar, detener, dec:
Retardation, £ Retardacion.
Rotarder, a El que retards 6 impide
Retardment, e. Retardo. soles
To Retch, ca. Tener bascas —en. ANE
Retchlessness, 2. Pereza, heraganens
ltetention, s, Retencion; limitsaed. BE
cion. : oie
Retentive, a. Betentiva. (Med) Rete-33
Retentiveness, €. Retentiva a
Reticence, Reticency, @ Reticencia
Reticle, 8. Redecil!s.
Reticular, a. (Anat) Reticolar.
Reticulated, a, Trenado ; enrejado 0 tr
Retiform, a. Lo becho en forma dere
Retina, a. Retina, túnica del ojo.
Retinua, 8. Tren, comitiva.
To Retire, on. Kotirarse ; re
Retire, a. Rotiro, recogimiento. .
Retired, a. Secreto, apartado, retire!
Retiredly, ad. Solitariamente.
tetiredness, 8. Retiro, ]
Ketirement, s. Retiro, retiramienta ds
To Retort, ea. Rechazar; redargilt: ©
trucar.
Retort, e. Redargucion; retorts
Iotorter, 8. Rechazador. E
Retortion, £ Retorcimlento; retorsivk
To Retoss, va. Rechazar, rebar.
To Rotouch, tu. Ketocar. eit
To Retrace, ca. Volver á seguir las Dov”
de alguno; tracr á la memoria la dei -*
una cosa pasada. cosine |
To Botract, ca. Retraer; rotractar; M"- EN
Retractation, & Retractacion. nee
Retraction, «. Retraccion ; contracció! :
Retreat, e. Retiro; asilo; retirada; T+
To Retreat, on. Retirarsa, refagiars ean
To Retrench, ea. Cercenar,; a
atrincherar. ae
Rotrenchment, a. Cercenadara, Tedaji *
To Retribute, ea. Retribuir, recomper"
Retribution, «. Retribucion,
recompra
Retributive, Retributory, a, Retribuj!92
¡ Retriovablo, @. Recuperablo re
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Retrievablenesa, s. Lo que puede repararse.
To Retrieve, va. Recuperar; restaurar; re-
parar.
Eotroaction, s, (For.) Retroaccion.
Retroactive, a. Retroactivo.
To Retrocedo, en. Retroceder.
lietrocession, a. Retrocesion.
Retrogradation, as. Ketrogradacion.
Retrograde, a. Retrógr O,
To Retrograde, en. Rotrogradar, retroceder.
Retrogression, a. Retrogradacion. — [atras.
Retromingency, 8. El acto de mear hacia
Retrospect, 4 Retlexion, consideracion de
las cosas pasadas,
Retrospection, 8. Acto y facultad de consl-
derar las cosas pasadas, | asadas.
Retrospective, a. Que considera las cosas
To Return, on. Volver, repetir, restituirse ;
responder; redargiiir.—oa. Volver; res-
taurar; trasmitir. [titucion.
Return, €. Kctorno; regreso; ganancia; res-
Koturnable, «+. Lo que se puede rotornar 6
volver. (For.) Reversible.
Returner, 8, El que remite dinero.
Reunion, & Reunion; reconciliacion.
To Reunite, ou. Reunir; reconciliar.—on.
BReunirse, reconciliarse.
To Roveal, vu. Revelar; manifestar.
Revealer, 8. Kevelador.
Koveillo, €. (Mil) Diana.
To level, on. Jarancar.—oa, Retraer.
Revel, 8. Jarana; borrachera.
Revelation, 8. Revelacion divina,
Reveller, s. Jaranero ; hombre disoluto.
Kevol-rvut, 6 Chusma, conjunto de gente
SUCZz. [estrepitoso.
Reveiry, a Jarana, borrachera, banquete
To Lense Oe Vengar.—vn., Y engarse.
Revenge, 8. Venganza.
Icvongeful, a. Vengativo.
Kevengefully, ad. Con venganza,
Kevengefulness, 8. Venganza; ansia do
vengarse.
Rovengeless, a. No vengado, inulto.
Kevenger, e, Vengador.
Revengingly, ad. Con venganza.
Revenue, 8, Renta; rédito; entrada
lReverberant, a. Repercusivo ; resonante,
'To Reverberate, ou. y 2. Loverborar ; re-
chazar; rosonar.
Kevurberation, 8. Rechazo; reveberacion.
Reverberatory, £. Horno de reverbero,
To Revere, vu. Reverenciar, respetar, hon-
rar. [racion.
Reverence, & Reverencia; respeto; vone-
'lo Reverence, ca Leverenciar, respetar,
venerar,
Keverencer, 8. Roverenciador.
Reverend, a. Reverendo, venerable.
Reverent, y. Reverente,
Keverential, a. Reverencial, Dar a ei
toverentially, Reverently, ad. Keveren-
cialmente, respetosamente,
Reverer, «. Venerador.
IKieversal, s. Revocacion.—a. Revocatorio.
‘To Reverse, eu. Trastrucar; vuitear; revo-
car, [rio.
Reverse, 8. Vicisitud, mudanza; lo contra-
toversedly, ad. Al reves,
Reversible, a. Revocable.
Reversion, 8. Vuelta do una heredad 4 su
precedente poseedor; derecho de rever-
sion. [recho de reversion.
Reversionary, 4. Lo que toca á uno por de-
Reversioner, 8, El derecho de reversion 6
sucesion. [on. Retroceder.
To Revert, va. Trastrocar; volver atras.—
Revert, e (Mús.) Vuelta,
Revertible, a. Reversible.
Revery, 8. Murria; arrebato; distraccion.
To Rovest, va. Restablecer en algun empleo.
Revestiary, 8. Guardaropa. Revestiary of
a church, Sacristía,
Revestinent, s. (Fort.) Revestimiento.
To Review, ea, Rever; considerar; pasar
revista ; criticar.
Revicw, @ Revista; recordacion ; repaso.
Reviower, & Revisor. [mar.
To Rovile, ca. Ultrajar; despreciar; difa-
ad a 2 In E arte ula
viling, e, Oprobio, injuria, ultraje.
Revilingly, ad. Injuriosamente, afrontosa-
mente,
Revisal, « Revista, revision.
To Revise, va, Rever; revisar.
Revise, s. Revista. (lmp.) La segunda
rueba do un pliego.
Revisor, 8. Revisor, superintendonte.
Revision, 8. Rovision.
To Revisit, ea. Volver á visitar.
Revival, e. Restauracion, restablecimiento.
To Kovive, vn. Revivir; restablocerse, due,
—44. Resucitar; renovar.
Reviver, e. Vivificador.
Revivification, 8. Vivincacion.
Keviviscency, 8. Renovacion de vida.
Revocable, a, Revocable.
Revocableness, 2. Lo quo es rovocable.
Revocation, a. Revocacion.
To Reyoke, va. Revocar, anular. ([tinarse.
To Revolt, vn. Rebelarso; lovantarse ; amo-
Revolt, «. Revuelta; levantamiento; robe-
lion ; desercion.
Revolter, 8. Rebelde, sublovado.
Kevolution, a. Kevolucion, rotacion. (Méd.)
Alteracion. clonario.
Revolntioncr, Revolutionist, 8, Revolu-
To Revolve, on. Girar.—ea, Arrollar; re-
volver; meditar.
To Revomit, ca. Volver 4 vomitar.
Revulsion, 8, (Med.) Revulsion, reaccion.
Revulsive, a, red) Revulsivo, revulsorio,
To Reward, ou. Premiar, remunerar, gra-
tificar.
Reward, «. Premio; gratificacion ; merecido,
sewardable, a. Digno 6 capaz de premio.
Rewarder, & Premiador, remunerador.
4 Reword, oa. Kepetir las mismas pala-
ras.
Rhabarbarato, a. Impregnado de ruibarbo.
Khapontic, «. Rapóntico, planta.
Ehapsodist, 8. Kapsodista.
Rhapsodomancy, Rhapsody, 8 Rapsodu-
mancia; rapsodia
Rhenish-wine, 8. Vino del Rin.
Rhetoric, a, Retdérica.
‘Rhetorical, a. Retorico.
Rhetorically, ad. Rotóricamento.
Koverseless, 4. Que no so puode trastrocar. | I:hetorician, 8. Lotórico.
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Rheum, + Reuma; fluxion; romadizo.
Rheamatic, a. Reumático.
Rheum a. Keumatismo. [acre.
Rheumy, a, Lleno de humedad 6 de humor
Rhinuceros, 8. Rinoceronte. [con platina.
Khodium, e Min.) Rodio; metal mezclado
Khomb, 8. Rombo.
Khombic, a Lo que tiene figura de rombo.
Khombo, 8. (Ict.) Rombo 6 rodaballo.
Rhomboid, a. Rombvide; el cuadrilongo
cuyos ángulos y lados son desiguales.
Rhombus, a. Y. Rhomb.
Khumb, a. (N OS circulo vertical.
Rhumb-line, €. (Náu.) Linea loxodrómica.
ac po arbo.
yme, & Rima; poesia, poema.
To Rhyme, on, Versificar; rimar.
Rhymer, Rhymester, e. Versista
Rhythmical, a. Ritmico; armónico.
Rhythmus, Rhythm, $. Ritmo.
Rial, a. Real, moneda española.
Rib, as. Costilla, Ribes of a ship, (Nán.)
Ligazones de navío.
Ribald, a. Impúdico, obsceno, lascivo.
Ribaldry, a. Lenguaje bajo, vulgar, obsceno.
Riband, 8. Colonia; cinta 6 liston.
To Riband, va. Encintar, adornar con cintas.
Ribbanda, s. (Naw) B
Ribbed, a. Guarnecido de costillas,
Ribbon, 8. V. Ridand.
Ribbon-weaver, @ Cintero.
To Ribroast, ra. Zurrar.
Ribwart, ¢. (Bot.) Llanten.
Rice, e. (Bot.) Arroz. Rice-feld, Arrozal.
Rich, a. Rico; opulento; precioso; abun-
dante; fértil; pingiic.
Richea, 4, To Riqueza; en sado pompa.
Richly, ad. Ricamente; abundantemente.
Des 8. Riqueza; suntuosidad ; fertili-
Rick, a. Nlara.
To Kick, ca. Hacer niaras de heno 6 paja.
Rickets, € Raquítis.
Rickety, a Raquitico, viejo; desvencijado.
Ricochet-firing, 8. (Art.) Fuego de robote.
To Rid, ca. Librar; redimir; desechar.
Kiddance, €. Libramiento; zafada; desem-
barazo.
Riddle, a. Enigma; adivinanza ; criba.
To Riddle, va. Desatar enigmas; cribar.—
en. Hablar cnigmáticamente.
Riddling, a, Cribadura,
Riddlingly, ad. Enigmáticamento.
To Ride, en. Cabalgar; ruar. To ride at
anchor, Surgir; estar fondeado.
Ride, a. Paseo & caballo.
Rideau, 2, (Fort.) Montoncillo de tierra para
cubrir un campamento,
Rider, s. Gincte; picador; ruante.
Riders, e. pl. (Nau.) Sobreplanes.
To Ridge, va. Formar lomos 6 surcos.
les; 8. Espinazo ; lomo; cumbre; escollo;
caballon.
Ridgel, Ridgeling, a. Ciclan.
Ridgy, a. Surcado; desigual.
Ridicnle, 2, Ridiculez, extravagancia.
To Ridicule, va. Ridiculizar, escarnecer.
Ridiculous, a. Ridiculo; risible; exirava-
gante.
pican ad. Ridiculamente.
zi
Ridiculousness, 2. Lo que constitaye á set
ridicalo. ((Náu.) Riding, Fondesós
Riding, $. La accion de andar á can
Riding-cloak, Riding-coat, 4. Bedingote.
Eiding-bood: 4 Caplrote,gubes, cp
iding- , 8 Ca
Riding-school, 8. Picadero; manejo.
Riding-knot, a. Nudo corredizo.
Riding-rod, e. Látigo.
Rie, a (Bot.) Centeno. Y. Bye
Rife, a. Comun ; predominante
Rifely, ad. Abundantemente, comunmnezi
Rifenesa, s. Abundancia.
Riffraff, e. Desecho, desperdicio.
To Rifle, oa. Robar, pillar. [bas
Rifle, a. Especie de piedra de amelar; a
Rifloman, €. Carabinero; escopetero.
Rifler, s. Pillador, robador.
Rift, «. Hendedura; rendija; desemboy
To Rift, ova. oe Gividir.—ea Bete
regoldar. [rie
oa, Ataviar; asear. (Naa) 3/5
mo; mujercilla; ciclan
on; un baile
To Riggle, on. Zarandar 6 zarandes!.
Right, a. Derecho; recto; Justo.—a fs:
ropledad; poder; privilegio. —+s%"
len! bueno !—ad. Hectamente [5%
Righteous, a. Justo, recto, equitativo: =
qna y, ad. ao jad nie
ighteousn e. Rectitad ; cis, ES
Righter, € Justiciero ; enderezador €
tuertos,
Rightfal, a. timo, justo, recto.
Rightfally, ad. ente, .
Rightfulness, e. Derechura; rectitad; e
dad. actus?
Rightly, ad. Rectamente ; justamenie: ©
Rightness, 8. Rectitud, justicia.
Rigid, a. Tloso; mgido; inflexible
Rigidity, e. Rigidez; austeridad; toque”
Rigidly, ad. Tiesamente; inflexiblemesi
Rigidness, a. Rigidez, inflexibilidsl
Riglet, Regleta; corondel [de sean:
Rigmarole, $. Conjunto de vse
Rigor, @ Rigor; austeridad ; tesura
Rigorous, a. Rigoroso, severe,
Rigorousaly, ad. Rigorosamente. .
Rigorousness, a, Severidad,
Kill, 4 Riachuelo.
To Rill, om, Finir, correr en riachuelos
Rim, € Canto; borde, márgen ; cere. a
Rime, e. Escarcha; resquicio; beaded’
rendija.
Rimy, a.
Rind, €. Corteza, hollejo.
To Rind, va. Descortezar.
Ring, e. Circulo, cerco; sortijs;
sonido; ruido. (Náu.) Arganeo.
To Ring, va. Sonar; repicar; anlls!-
Ring-bolt, a. (Náu.) Cáncamo, argolla ..
Ring-bone, 8. (Vet) Sobrehueso de cabo
Ring-dial, a, Reloj de sol en un anill a
Ring-dove, s. Paloma torcaz; zorits 05%
Ringer, 8, Campanero ; tocador es
nas,
Ringleader, s. Cabeza de partido; ss”
anil.
ROA
Ringlct, e. Anillejo; sortija; rizo. (Cuba)
Crespo.
Ringropes, & pl. (Náu.) Bozas rabizadas.
Ring-streaked, @. Rayado en circulo.
Ring-tail, a, (Orn.) Especio de milano.
ROM
To Roar, on. Rugir, bramar; aullar.
Roar, fp. Rugido; grito, voceria; bramido,
estrúendo.
Ruary, a. Rociado.
To Koast, ea. Asar; tostar.
Iinzworm, & Sarpullido; paño, empeine. |Roast, a. Roast meat, Asado; carno asada.
To lKinso, ra, Lavar, limplar ; enj
Rinsor, & Lavandero, Hmplador.
[tiut, & Tumulto; alboroto; motjn.
To Klot, on, Causar alborotos; entregarse | Rob, a, ones
á los vicios.
tioter, 8, Hombre disoluto; bullanguero,
tas a. Bullicioso ; faccioso; dcsarre-
glado,
Riotously, ad. Desenfrenadamente.
'siotousnesa, & Disolucion, desenfreno, des-
órden. [rip up, Sajar.
Fo Rip, ra. Rasgar; lacerar; romper. Zo
tip, 8. Laceracion ; araño.
tipe, 4. Maduro; sazonado ; en sazon.
(‘vo Kipen, on. Madarar; Negar á madurez.
ztipely, ad. Maduramente.
¿ipeness, & Madurez. [olas en la pla
tipling, 8. (Náu.) El sacudimiento de
tipper, & Rasgador ; descosedor.
tipping, 8. Rompimiento; laceracion ; des-
cubrimiento.
‘o Ripple, en. Manar ó hervir el agua im-
petuosamente 6 á borbotones, antigua-
mento borbotar.—ea. Desgargolar.
tipple, & Oleadita; escarceo del agua.
tippling, €. La accion de desgargolar el
cAnamo ; el escarceo del agua
'o Rise, on. Levantarso; nacer; salir; re-
belurse; ascender ; hincharse ; elevarso ;
provenir, (subida; fuente, orígen.
-ise, 8. Levantamiento ; altara; eminencia;
.¡ser, & An eurly riser, Madrugador.
¡inibility, 8. Risibilidad.
isible, @& Risible; ridicalo.
ising, A. Naciente, nuevo, saliente.—s. Le-
vantatmniento.
isk, a, Rlesgo; contingencia; peligro.
o Risk, ea. Arriesgar; aventurar, exponer.
isker, e. El que arriesga.
ite, & Rito. Funeral rites, Exequias.
itunl, a. y & Ritoal, ceremonial.
ituslist, a. Ritualista, rubriquista
ival, a. E’mulo; contrario.—« Rival.
> Rival, za. Competir, emular.
ivality, Rivalry, Rivalship, 8. Rivalidad;
emulacion,
» Rive, va. Rajar ; honder.—on. Henderse.
» Rivel, va, Arrugar, hacer arrugas.
ver, 8. Rio.
ver-dragon, 8. Cocodrilo; calman.
ver-god, 8. Dios tutelar de rio.
ver-horse, 8. Hipopétamo.
vet, 4¢ Remache; roblon,
. Rivet, ea. Remachar ; asegurar; roblar.
vulet, & Riachuelo; rio pequeño.
—4. Cosa asada,
Roaster, 8, Asador ; as,
Roasting, & El mon e asar 6 quemar.
To Rob, va. Robar, quan hurtar.
Robber, Eon e. Robador, ladron; robo.
Robbins, e. pl, (Náu.) Envergues.
Robe, 4. Manto; toga.
To Robe, va. Vestir de gala 6 de ceremonia.
Robin, Robin-redbreast, a. (Orn.) Pechi-
colorado, petirojo.
Robust, a. Kobusto, vigoroso, fuerte.
Robustness, s, Bobustez, fuerza, vigor.
Mocambola, & (Bot.) Bimiente del ajo; ajo
no.
Roche-alam, 2. Alumbre de roca. ticos.
Rochet, 2, Roquete; sobrepelilz de eciesias-
Rock, a. Roca; escollo; rueca; amparo.
To Rock, oa. Mecer; arrullar; calmar.—
on. Bambolear. [cuarzo.
Rock-crystal, 8 (Min.) Cristal de roca,
Rock-doo, 2. Rupicabra, gamuza.
Rocker, 8. Cunera.
Rocket, 8. Cohete ; roquete,
Rockiness, 8. Pefiascoso.
Rockless, a. Sin peñas, ni peñascos.
Eock-oil, a. Petroleo.
Rock-rose, 2. (Bot.) Estepa,
Rock-salt, a. Sal de piedra, sal gema.
Rock-water, a. Agua cristalina de las rucas,
Rockwork, 8. Grotesco.
Rocky, a. Peñascoso ; duro, endurecido,
Rod, 8. Varilla; caña; varillas.
Rodomontade, a. Bravata; fanfarronada.
To Rodomontada, on. Baladronear, bravoar.
Roe, 8. Corzo; hueva de pescado.
Roebuck, €. Corzo.
Rogation, 8. Rogacion.
Rogation-week, 8. Semana de rogaciones.
Rogue, 4 Bribon; picaro, ruin; perillan.
Roguery, a. Picardia; travesura, retozo.
Rogueship, 8. Briboncria.
Roguish, a. Pícaro; jugueton, chistoso.
Koguishly, ad. Picaramente.
Roguishness, a. Picardia; ladronora.
To Roll, va. Kodar; arrollar.—on. Kodar;
rovolver.
Roll, a, Rodadura; rollo; rol. .) Roleo.
lletes,
A
Roller, a. Rodillo; alisador. (Nia)
¡; Rolllng-pin, 8. Rodillo de pastelero.
Rolling-press, a La prensa del tirador de
estampas,
Rolling-tackle, £ (Náu.) Aparejo de rolin.
Romance, & Romance; ficcion; fibula.
To Romance, en. Mentir; fingir fibulas,
x-dollar, @ Risdala, moneda de plata de | Romancer, a. Romancero; mentireso.
Alemania,
ach, & (Ict.) Escarcho.
aul, # Camino; viaje. (Naa) Rada, bahía,
adster, 8. Caballo que anda bien.
Jn navío que está anclado.
Roam, va, Tunar, andar y
amer, 8. Tunante, vagamundo,
an, 4. Koano; ruano.
do.
(Náu.) | Romantic, Romantical, a.
Romanian, & Los dogmas de la Iglesia ca-
tólica.
Romantst, e. Católico romano.
Quijotesco ; ex-
travagante; improbable; encantallo; fá-
buloso.
rd Extravagantomente,
| Romish, a. Romano. ae
ROT ROV
In rotation 6 by rotation, Por tine
alternativamente. 3
Rotator, & Lo que causa rotacion; rent
Rote, a. Un instrumento músico; ss "+r
bras aprendidas solo por rutina Tu:013
by rote, Aprender como el papazsta
+To Rote, va. Aprender por runss—*4
(Poco ao) ternar por tama
Rotgut, a (Vulg.) Mala cerveza; 8x5.
Rotten, e. Podrido, corrompido; e+
Rotten egg, Huevo empo Lis
trick, Accion de picaro. N
Rottennesa, s. Podredumbre, potreros
Rotund, a. Rotundo, redondo, circe +. EN
Romp, *. Brincador, ra
To Komp, ta. Retozar; brincar.
Rondeau, & Ecdondilla (Mús.) Rondó.
Ronion, 4. Pandorga; la mujer muy gorda.
Kont, a, Redroju, redrojuelo,
Rood, e. Pértica. Roodleft, Crucero.
Roof, a, Tejado; paladar.
To Roof, ca. Techar, cubrir con techo.
Rooftile, 8. Teja, cobija.
Boofed, Roofy, a. Techado. [pista
Rook, 8. (Orn.) Corneja de pico blanco ; tram-
To Kuok, en. ‘Trampear, entrampcar.
Kookery, +. Grajal; nido de cornejas.
ou 8. Luar; ne roce aposcnto. a a
toomy, €, Espacioso; dilatado; capaz. co. ON
$ i) ; ' Tenreoe: Rotundifolions, a. Lo que tiene las bas.
[ga Rotundity, a. Rotundidad, redondes
Rotundo, s. Rotunda a
Bouge, € Encarnado; arrebol, aes
afvite con que se aderezan iad 105,303
a. Colorado, encarnado. no
To Rouge, va. y vn. Arrebolarse, afeilin< :
tenerla aderezada con este elle os
Rongh, a. A'spero, tosoo, escabruso: t="
áspero al tacto; acerbo u agro & >>>
brunco; escabroso, bsblando de cs”
duro, cruel, severo, áspero de grih -"*
pe : bruto, tosco, inculto, e :
rusco ; tempestuoso, borrascosa + *:*
diamond, Diamante en bruto. E Ea
eine, Vino áspero. Rough sed Mi
Roost, 4. Pertiga del gallinero,
Gallinero.
To Roost, cv. Dormir las aves en una perti-
LRvot, «. Raiz; origen; tronco.—pA Raices.
To Root, on. y a. Arraigar; bozar; arral-
AAR.
Routed, a. Radical; arraigado.
Kootedly, ad. Padicalmente; fjamente.
Rooty, «. Lleno do raices.
Lope, €. Cuerda, soga, cordel; sarta. Ziope
of onions, Ristra de cebollos Ropes a
a ship, Jarcia; cordaje.
To Rope, va. Hacer hebras 6 madeja.
Rope-bands, & pl. (Náu.) Envergues,
Rope-dancer, e. Volatin; bailarin de cuerda,
Rope-maker, 8, Cordolero, soguero. Liope-
eoalk, Cordeleria
Ropeyarn, €. (Nán.) Fildstica
Ropiness, 8. Viscosidad; tenacidad. [so.
Ropish, Bopy, a. Viscoso, pegajoso, glutino-
Rusaceous, a Roseo.
Rosary, a. Rosario.
Rose, a, ga cin Rose-tree, Rosal.
Roscate, a. Lleno do rosas; rósco; fra-
grante,
Rosegall, a Zarzarosa.
tosemary, 8. (Bot.) Romero,
Rosc-noblo, s Antigua moneda de oro cn
Inglaterra (valor 164.)
Roset, 8. Kosiclor,
tosewater, 8. Agua rosada; agua de rosas,
tosewood, & Palo de rosa,
Rosied, «+. Rosado.
Rosin, a Trementina, resina.
To Rosin, ra. Dar con resina,
sosiny, «, Resinoso.
Rossel, a, Tierra ligera.
Rossolis, 8, Rosoli.
Rostral, a. Rostrada; rostrata.
Kostrated, a, Adornado con espolunes du
galeras,
Rostriforin, a. En forma de rostro.
Rostrum, 8 Rostro; el pico del ave. (Náu.)
Rostro.
Rosy, a. Rósoo.
To Rot, en. Pudrirse 6 podrirse; corrom-
perse.—rva, Pudrir, resolver en podre,
lot, & Morriña, enfermedad que da á las
ovejas; putrefaccion, podre.
Rota, 8. Rota, tribunal eclesiástico cn algu-
nos paises católicos; una asuciacion politi-
ca que hubo en Inglaterra en el tiompo de
las guerras civiles.
Rotary, a, Lo que rueda 6 da vueltas,
Kouta ee Rotacion, turno, alternativa.
coso. Rough words, Palabras 2°:
chocantes.
mente; bosquejar una fizura
Roughcast, & Modelo en brato.
Rough-draught, a Bosquejo.
To Rough-draw, ca. Busquejar. vi
To Roughen, va. Poner aspero—™
verse rudo, de aleu's ">
To Rough-hew, va, Formar el modes >
Rough-hewn, a. Tosco, grusero
Roughly, ad. A'speramente, radamer
Roughness, 2. Aspereza; rudeza; 1”-
To Rough-work, ea. Trabajar en dute
Roulade, e. Trino, quiebro de la ae
Rouleau, 8. Paquotito de dinero; de =
Round, u. Redondo; circular; Seis
franco, orbe; circulo; runda—P"!* ~
rededor de, Le
To Leund, ra. Cercar; rodear; a
Roundabout, a. Amplio, extendido;
recto, vago,
Roundel, Roundelay, 8, Bedondilla _ e
Round-house, 8. Cuerpo de guanils |-
Toldilla,
Rounding, +. (Náu.) Forro de cable
Roundish, a. ue es casi redonda a
Roundly, ad. Redundamente; lice”
Roundness, 8, Redondez; claridad 1".
Roup, & Excrescencia carnosa que Wr"
‘aves encima de la rabadilla {3 yt
ae Rouse, ee Despertar; excitar; 10!"
onscr, 8, Despertador. : 2
Bout, €. Jabardo; tertulia (Mil) Der
To Rout, ea. Derrotar, vencer.
Route, 3, Ruta, rumbo, camino. al
Routine, €. Rutina, práctica. Eset
To Rove, vu. Corrotear.—en, Vie*
borotado. Rouyh wind, Viento bite
To Rougbcast, va. Hacer alguna os pa
RUM
Row, 4, Hilera.
To Row, en. (Náu.) Remar.—va. Bogar.
towdy, & y a Pillo, pelafustran. (Mex.)
Canalla, pelagatos., [to.
Rowdyism, s. Pilleria; pelagateria; alboro-
Rowel, a, Rodajucla; estrella; sedal.
To Lowel, ca. Poner un sedal.
ower, & Remero, bozador.
lhowloeks, 8, (Náu.) Chamuceras,
Royal, et, Real; noble; regio,—8, (Nav.)
Juancte,
Royalist, & Reallsta,
sovally, ad, Regiamente,
toyalty, & Realeza; majestad real.
(uo Rub, va. Estregar; frotar; rozar; rRs-
par.—rn. Estregarse. picza.
sub, a. Frotamiento; estregamiento; tro-
¿bbish, & Escombro; ruinas; morralla,
subber, e, Aljotifa estregader ; cscofina.
subicund, @ Kubicando.
tubilic, a. Lo que rubifica,
<ubiforin, a. Rojo, rubio.
"o Kubify, ec. Kubliicar, poner colorado.
¿nbric, & Rúbrica.
«Ubricated, a, Rubio, rubicundo.
«Ubstona, & Piedra de amolar ó añlar,
tuby, & Rubi, piedra preciosa.
«uctation, & Eructacton, regiieldo,
sudder, 3, (Náu.) Timon; gobernalle.
tuddiness, & Rabicundez; tez lustrosa,
suddle, & Rúbrica fabril, alumagre.
muddy, a. Colorado; rubio,
:ude, €. Rudo; rústico; informe; desigual
«Udely, ad. Rudamente. [rancia
-udeness, 8, Grosería; brutalidad; igno-
‘udenture, & (Arq.) Junquillos.
-idiment, & Rudimentos.
.dimental, a. Elemental.
o Rue, va. Llorar; lamentar, sentir.
ue, 8, (Bot) Ruda.
ueful, a, Lamentable, triste; terribto,
ucfully, ad, Tristemonte.
ucfulness, 8, Tristeza, pesar, afliccion.
uff, 2, Lechnguilla; aspereza,
uttian, 2. Malhechor; ladron.—4. Brutal.
vu Ruffle, ca. Desordenar ; desazonar; rizar.
ufile, 4. Vuelta; vuelo; quimera.
uz, £ Paño burdo; frazada ; ruedo, tapete,
uxzed, a. A'spero; desigual; inculto,
uzzedly, ad, Rudamente.
ucvedness, 8 Rudeza, aspereza,
u.rin, 8. Pedazo de tela muy suave,
ose, @ Rugoso, lleno do arrugas,
uín, ys. Kuina; perdicion. Zuins, Escom-
bros; rulnas; despojos; residuos,
> Ruin, za. Arruinar, demoler, destruir,
tuination, 8, Ruina, perdicion.
uinous, A, Ruinoso; pernicioso, fatal.
winously, ad, Rulnosamente.
ninousness, a, Arruinamiento.
ale, a, Mando; poder; regla; cartabon;
modelo; ejemplo; regularidad. rear.
> Rule, ra. Gobernar; reglar.—on, Beño-
aler, 8, Gobernador. [traño, singular.
um, & Ron. (Mex.) Chinguirito.—a, Ex-
» Rumble, on. Crujtr, rugir.
umbter, a, La persona 6 cosa que hace un
ruido sordo y continuo.
uminanut, a. Rumiador, rumiante,
RUT
Rover, 8, Tunante; veleta; ladron ; pirata. ro Ruminate, va. Rumiar; considerar.
Kumination, 8, Rumia, rumiadura; medita-
clon, aque pillar.
To Rummago, ta. y n. Revolver; registrar;
Rummager, 8. Saqueador, explorador.
tRummer, €, Vaso para beber.
Rumor, 8. Kumor. [noticia.
To Rumor, ea. Esparcir 6 divulgar alguna
Ruamorer, 8. El ee esparco noticias.
Ramp, $8. Obispillo; nalga,
To Rumple, va. Arrugar, hacer pliegues,
Rumple, 8. Arruga, doblez ó plicgue.
To Run, va. Correr; arremeter; fluir occur-
rir.—en. Pasar; penetrar, aventurar.
Run, $8. Corrida ; carrera; curso; serie.
At the long run, Al fin, al cabo.
Runaway, 8. Fugitivo; desertor. (portátil.
tundilo, & Paso, escalon, de una escalera
Rundlet, e. Barrilejo.
tung, pret. y part. de To Ring.
Rungs, 8. (Náu.) Varengas; planes, [coa
Rungheads, a. (Núu.) Escoas; puntas de es-
Runic, a. Rinico,
Runnel, €. Arroyuclo, V. Rtvulel,
Runner, 8. Corredor; correo; mensajero;
vástago; renuevo. Runner of a tackle,
(Náu.) Amante de aparejo.
Runnet, 8. Cuajo, cuajaleche,
Kunning, 8. Carerra, corrida, curso, Run-
ning-rigging, (Núu.) Cabos do labor.
Runnion, €. Pelafustan.
Runt, 6. Redrojo, animal pequeño.
Rupee, 8. Rupia; moncda del Indostan.
Rupert's-drops, 8, pl. Lagrimas de Batavia,
cuentecitas para collares,
Ruption, £. Rotura; quiebra, hendedura,.
Rupture, 8. Rompimicnto; riña; hernia,
To Rupture, va. Reventar, romper. [ria
Rupturowort, 8. (Bot.) Milengrana, hernia-
Rural, a. Rural; campesino, campestre.
Rurality, Ruralness, 4. Propio del campo.
Rurally, ad. Ruralmente.
Ruricolíst, a, Agricultor, labrador.
Rush, 8, Junco; ímpetu; concurso; gentio.
To Rush, vn. Arrojarse; abalanzarse.
Rush-candle, «. Candelilla de junco.
Rush-light, 2. Lamparilla de noche con pá-
bilo de junco.
Rushy, 4. Juncoso, lleno de juncos,
tusk, 8. Galleta.
Russet, a. Bermejizo; burdo; grosero.
Russcting, s. Manzana de rosa, pera do rosa
Russia-hide, 8. Vajucta de Moscovla,
Rust, e. Orin; herrumbre; robin,
To Rust, on. Enimohccorse; enmohecer;
entorpecer. [villano.
Rustic, a. Rústico, campesino,—s. Patan,
Rustical, a. Rústico, áspero.
Rustically, ad. Rústicamente.
To Rusticate, en. Residir en el campo.—ea.
Desterrar cl campo. [deza
Rusticity, e, Rusticidad; simplicidad; ru-
Rnstiness, 8, El estado do lo que esta cu.
bierto con orin 6 moho,
To Rustle, en. Crujir, rechinar.
ace a. Oriniento, mohoso; entorpecido.
To Kut, en. Bramar los venados,
Rut, a. Brama; carril; rodada.
Buth, 4. Sea sp conmiscracion.
tRuthful, a. Tierno, cds” e
SAC
tRuthfally, ad. Lastimosamente.
Luthless, a, Cruol, insensible; endarecido.
Ruthlessly, ad. Inhumanamente.
Ruthlessness, a Crueldad, inhumanidad,
Rutting-timo, « Tiempo de brama.
Ruttish, a. Lascivo, libidinoso; salido.
itya, a (Bot.) Centeno. Rye-grasa, 3. Gra-
ma de centeno.
S
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El sonido de la 8 cs fuerte como en Ace
suaye on las voces que tienen una e final,
como rose; muda en Como
abroviatura la 3 siguifica sociedad,
wr ; F, R, 8,, Socio de la Bociedad real.
$. E., sudeste; $. S. E., sudsudeste, eto.
SBabbatarian, a. y 4. Sabatario.
Sabbath, a. Súbado, el dia séptimo do la se-
mana The christian sabbath, Domin-
eo, el primer dia de la semana. —[roin
Sabbath-breaker, €. Quebrantador del do-
Sabbathday, a El dia dedicado á obras de
fedad y al reposo.
Babbatical, a. Sabatico.
Babbatisin, a. La observancia supersticlosa
y rigida del sábado.
Babine, a. sett Sabina.
Sable, e. Cebellina—a, (Blas.) Sable, negro.
Sabre, a. Sable,
Babulons, a, Sabuloso, arenoso,
Saccade, 4 Sacudida, sofrenada, sobarbads.
Saccharine, a. Sacarino, azucarado.
Baccholactic, a. Sacoláctico,
Saccholate, s. (Quim.) Sacolato.
Sacerdotal, a. Sacerdotal.
Bachel, 8. Saquillo, taloguilla, V. Satchel.
k, a Saco; saca; ueo; vino dulce de
Canarias; bata de mujer.
To Sack, va. Saquear; onsacar.
Sackbut, a (Mús.) Sacabuche,
Sackcloth, 4. Arpillera, brea; cllicio.
Backer, e. Saqueador.
Sackful, a, Costal 6 saco lleno.
SEPT cir 8. Bebida do leche y vino dulce
de Canarias.
Sacrament, s. Sacramento; ol sacramento de
la Eucaristia. Zo receive the sacrament,
Comulgar.
Sacramental, a. Sacramental,
Sacramentaliy, ad. Sacramentalmente.
Bacred, a. Sagrado, consagrado; inviolable.
Sacredly, ad. Sagradamente, religiosamente.
Sacrednoss, 8, Santidad.
Bacrific, 4 Sacrificante,
Bacrificable, a. Sacrificable.
Bacrificator, 8. Sacrificador.
Sacrificatory, 8. Sacrificante.
To Sacrifice, oa. Sacrificar, inmolar; aban-
donar; matar.
Sacrifice, e, Sacrificio; renunciacion.
Sacrificer, e. Sacrificador. [cios,
Sacrificial, a. Lo que pertenece a los sacrifi-
Sacrilege, 8. Sacrilegio.
Sacrilegious, a. Sacrilego.
Bacrilegionsly, ad, Bacrilegamente,
Bacrist, Sacristan, e. Sacristan.
aT a Sacristía,
a. Triste, pensativo; infansto; cla
rre malo; cruel; oscuro; molestu
poner triste; entristecerie
Saddle, e. Silla de montar, (A Am’
Galé silla de & caballo. nic :*
the boveprit (Náu.) Alss del baz>
Saddle of mutton, Los lomos de ar=™
Saddie-bow, Arzon. Saddieciat: \--
tilla de silla. Saddle-tree, Fuste de 351
a.
Mex.) Desollado, despell
Sacldlo-raakor Saddler, 2. Silera
sud |Saddlery, a Herraje de talabartero cen,
Saddle- a. pl. Alforjas, (Merit: —
Noa, Aurt, Herido de j=
Sadly, ad. Miserablemente, mal Na
Sadness, €. Tristeza, pesadumbre, mes" 1
Safe, a Seguro, bre de peligra i=
ensa.
Befe-conduct, a. Convoy, salvocondarte. :
Salvaguardia, defensa; ==
dad.
To Safeguard, ea. Guardar, proteger.
Safoly, ad. Sin peligro, felizmente
Safeness, Safety, e Seguridad, recur
salvamento. \
Safflower, @. (Bot.) Azafran bastardo, 5”
Saffron, s. (Bot.) Azafran. 7
toscamente To #;*
Sagacious, a. Sagaz, vivo, sutil ;
Sagaciously, ad. Sagazmente, astute?
Sagaciousness, Sagacity, a Sagaciósi: ir
netracion, sutileza.
Sagapenum, a. Sagapeno, serapino =
Sagaliy s. Sagatl (estameña tejida <=
SATga
Sage 8. (Bot.) Salvia. Sabio, fish
bio; prudente.
Sagoly, Sablamente; cuerdameniz
Sageness, 8. es prudencia
a.
Sagittary, Sagittarius, a (Astr.) Sagi
e Pm en forma de sees
, 8. (Bot.) Bagui,
Sale, 8. Saica, fi dein be turca,
Sail, s. (Náu.) Vela, Afain-sail, Ves =*
or. Fore-satl, Trinquete Aiea
esana, Stay-sail, Vela de estay.
To Sail, on, Dar á la vela; navega.
Salicloth, e. Lona, “uf
Sailor, e. Navio, bagne Good 6 fsa si"
Navio velero. Sailor.
Sail-loft, s. Tinglado de velas.
Sallmaker, e. de velas. Yo
Sailor, s. Marinero. Sailor's wage
Sallyend, a Ver
yard, e. Verga.
Sainfoin, a. (Bot.) Mielga, pipirigalo es!
Saint, £ Santo. ee
To Saint, ca. Canonizar.—en. Fingi 80"
Baintod, a. Santo; piadoso, virtuoso.
Saintlike, a. Lo que es propio de santo.
Saintliness, e. Santidad.
Saintly, ad. Santamente ; piadosamsnle
Saintahip, a. Santidad.
|
Sake, €. Causa, motivo, fin, objeto, razon;
amor, respeto, consideracion.
Saker, 4. (Art) Sacre. (Orn.) Sacre.
Sakeret, e. (Orn.) El sacro macho.
Saluble, a. Vendible.
Salably, ad. De manera vendible,
Salacious, a. Salaz, lascivo, lujurioso.
Salaciously, ad, Lascivamente,
Salaciousness, Salacity, 8. Salacidad, lasci-
via, lujuria {olivas,
Salad, 8 Ensalada. Salad-otl, Aceite do
Salamander, $. Salaman salamanquesa.
Salamandor's-bair 6 wool, 8. (Min.) Asbosto;
amianto.
Snlamandrino, G. Semejante á la salaman-
Salammoniac, & Sal amoníaco.
salary, 8, Salario. [da, subasta.
Rule, a. Venta Sale by auction, Alinone-
tsalubrous, a. A'spero, desigual.
Salep, 8. Balep, raiz seca del satirion.
Saleratas, @ Especie de potasa refinada.
Salesman, & Ropero; vendedor.
Salowork, 4, Obra adocenada.
Snlic, a. Sálica. Salic law, Ley sálica,
Salient, a. Saltanto, saliente, salodizo.
Saliflable, A, (Quim.) Salificable.
saline, Salinoua, a. Salino. [lino.
Salineness, 4. La propiedad de lo que es sa-
Saliva, 8. Saliva. [voso.
Salival, Salivary, Salivons, a. Salival; sali-
To Salivato, ea. Salivar, babear.
salivation, 8, Babco, salivacion.
=1)let, Salleting, a. Ensalada V. Salad.
sallow, 8. (Bot.) Sarga—a, Cetrino, amari-
llo, palido, livido.
Rallowness, & Palidez, amarillez, lividez.
sully, € (Mil) Salida. I’mpetu; arrancada ;
despropósito; humorada, extravagancia.
Sallies of wit, Agudezna, rasgos. Uies
ar youth, Vivezas de jóvenes.
To Sally, en. Salir, hacer una salida,
Sally port, 4, (Fort.) Surtida.
Salmagundi, e. Salpicon.
salmon, @ (Ict.) Salmon. Salmon louse,
Low briz del salmon.
¿n1mon-trout, 4. (Ict.) Trucha salmonada.
saloon, 8, Salon; sala grande. (civo
salt, € Sal; agudeza,—a. Salado; salaz, las-
lo Salt, va. Salar.
saltation, 8. Baltacion; palpitacion,
Saltatory, A, Salton.
salt-box, €, Caja para la sal en la cocina.
Sult-cat, 4 Terron de sal.
Sult-cellar, a. Salero.
alter, 8. Salador; salincro.
saltern, & Salina,
“althouse, & V. Sallern. {Andres.
saltier, 4. (Blas) Sotuer, cruz 6 aspa de san
tsultinbanco, e. Saltimbanco; charlatan.
sulting-tub, € Saladero.
¿nltixh, Salty, a. Sabroso, algo salado,
saltlesa, q. Soso, desabrido, insulso.
Saltly, ad. Saladamente.
salt-mines, a, Minas de sal; salinas,
3nltmaker, 8, Salinero, el que trabaja en las
salinas,
Snltman, a Salinero, el que vendo sal.
=alt-marsh, 8, Saladar 6 marisma.
Salt-meat, a, Carne salada; cecina; tasajo.
Saltmeter, 8, Modidor de sal.
. [Bane a
Saltnesa, $. Sabor de sal; saladara.
Baltpetre, e, Nitro, salitre. Saltpetre-house,
Salitreria. Sultpetre-maker, Salitrero.
Saltpan, Saltpit, e. Salina,
Salt-spring, 8. Fuente de agua salada.
Salt-tub, a. Saladero.
Salubrious, a. Salubre, saludable.
Salubrity, Salubrivusness, a. Salubridad.
Salutariness, 3, Salubridad.
Salutary, a. Salubre, sano, salutifero.
Salutation, €. Salutacion. salva.
To Salute, ea. Saludar; besar. (MIL) Hacer
Salute, e. Salutacion; beso. (Mil) Salva,
ra. | Saluter, s. Saludador.
Salutiferous, a. Salutifero, saludable.
Salvability, Salvableness, e. La posibilidad
de salvarse.
Salvable, a. Lo que puede salvarse.
Salvage, a. Derecho de salvamento,
Salvation, e, Salvacion.
Salve, 8. Emplasto; ungiiento. Ltp-salee,
Pomada pera los labios.
To Salve, va. Curar con emplastos.
Salver, 8. Salvilla, bandeja. (excepcion.
Salvo, 8. Reservacion, excnsa, escapatoria;
Same, a. Mismo, idéntico,
Sameness, 8. Idontidad.
Samiot, 8. Salmon pequeño,
Samphire, $. (Bot.) Hinojo marino. — [tron.
Sample, Sampler, 8. Muestra; gen lo; pa-
To Sample, ea. Ejemplificar; dar ejemplo.
Sanable, a. (Poco usado.) Sanable. [sanar.
Sanableness, &. La calidad de lo que puede
Sanation, 8. Cura, curacion.
Sanative, a Curativo. [remodio.
Sanativenesa, & La virtad curativa de un
ra 8. Santificacion; consagra-
cion.
Sanctifier, a, Santificador.
To Sanctify, va. Santificar. [santo,
Sanctimonious, a. Parccido 6 semejante &
Sanctimoniously, ad. Con santimonía,
TAE 8. Apariencia de santi-
Sanctimony, a. Santimonta; beateria.
Sanction, 8, Sancion; ratificacion; ley; do-
croto.
Sanctitudo, Sanctity, a. Santidad.
tTo Sanctuarize, ra. Servir de sagrado,
Sanctuary, €. Santuario; refugio; sagrado,
Sanctum-sanctorum, 8. Sanctasanctorum.
Sand, a Arena; arenal (Mex.) Marmajita,
To Sand, ea. Enarenar, cubrir con arena,
Sandal, a. Sandalia
Sandarach, @& Sandaraca; ce. grasilla,
Rand-bag, 8. (Fort) Saco de arena.
Sand-bath, €. (Quim.) Baño do arena.
Sand-blind, a. Corto de vista.
Sand-box, 8. Salvadera. [gal.
Sandbox-tree, 3. (Bot.) Hnra, especie de no-
Sanded, a. Arenoso, arenisco; pecoso.
Sanders, €. (Bot.) Sándalo (árbol).
Sandever, Sandiver, 8. Anatron.
Sandish, 4. Arenisco.
Sandix, £ Sandix, minio, fermelion.
Sandpaper, 8. Papel de lija.
Sandpit, a Arenal, mina de arena,
Sandstone, 3. Pledra arenisca.
Sandy, a. Arcnoso, arenisco; suelto; rufo.
Sano, oe
SAS
SAV
Rancness, a, Sanidad; racionalidad.
Bang, pret. de To Sing.
Sanguiferous, a. Sanguifero; sanguificativo.
Sangzuification, 4 Sanguificacion. [sangre
Bangulficr, 4, Lo que se puede convertir en :
To Sanguify, en. Sangulficar, criar sangro. |
Banguinarinoss, 8, Lo que constituye a uno
sanguinario 6 cruel. [inano.
Sanguinary, a. Sanguinario; cruel, inbu-
Sanguino, a. Sanguineo; sanguino; ar-
diente, violento; confiado; sanguinaria,
picdra do color rojo. (mente.
Ranguinely, ud. Ansiosamente, ardiente-
Banguineness, 8. Anhclo, ansia; confianza.
Sanguincous, G, Sanguino; sanguinco.
Sansguinolent, a. Savguinolento. [drio,
Sanhedrim, @ Sanedrin, sanhedrin 6 sine-
Sanicle, €. (Bot.) Sanicula.
Sanics, 8, Sanies, sanic, podre, pus.
Banlous, a. Purulento, sanioso, icoroso.
EA s, Juicio sano, sentido comun; sani-
dad.
Santon, a. Santon, monje 6 frailo turco,
Bap. a Savia, (MIL) Zape.
To Sap, ca, Zapar; minar. —cn, Obrar bajo
de nano, las Indias.
En .an-wood, 4, Bapan, madera do tinte de
Sup-zreen, £, Verde del jugo del ramuno.,
Sapid, a. Sabroco, gustoso,
Sapidity, Sapidness, s. Sabor, gusto,
Saplence, 8. Sabiduria, saplencia.
Sapient, a. Sabio.
Naplential, a. Supiencial; instructivo,
Sapless, a. Sin savia; seco, consumido,
Saplessness, e. La calidad do la planta que
se seca por falta do savia,
Sapling, a Renuevo. [náceo.
Baponaceous, Saponary, a. Jabonoso, sapo-
Sapor, 8. Sabor.
Baporitic, a. Saporifera,
Sapper, 8. (Mil.) Zapador.
Sapphic, a. Sáfico, cepecio do verso,
Sapphire, 8. Zafir 6 zafiro.
Sapphirine, a, Zafirino; hecho de zafiro.
Sappiness, a. Jugosidad.
‘Sappy, @ Jugoso; jóven, tierno.
Saraband, e. Zarabanda, tañido y danza.
Sarcasm, & Barcasmo, jronín, burla picante.
Sarcastic, Sarcastical, a. Mordaz, picante,
acre, sarcastico, mente.
Sarcastically, ad. Mordazmente; sarcastica-
Barcenet, & Tafctan sencillo,
To Sarcle, ea. Escardar,
Barcocolla, 8. Sarcócola, goma do Persia,
Sarcology, 8. Sarcología,
Sarcoma, 8. Sarcoma, tumor.
Sarcophagous, a. Carnivoro.
Sarcophagus, 8. Sarcdéfago, sepulcro.
Sarcophagy, & La costumbre do comor
carne.
Sarculation, 8. Escardadura,
Sarcotic, a. (Cir.) Sarcótico. [closa.
Sardine, Surdonyx, 8. Sardónix, piedra pre-
Sardonic, Sardonian, s. Sardóvico,
Sark, 8. V. Shark y Shirt,
Sarplier, a, Arpillera.
Sarsaparills, Sarga, 4, (Bot.) Zarzaparrilla.
tSarse, 8. Cedazo fino,
+To Sarse, tu. Cernor con cedazo. ms
To at Ponor una banda ó ceñidur ú |
Sash, a. (MIL) Faja de seda; ceñidur, c::..
Sash-frame, Vidrieza corrediaa 5" -
maker, Fabricante de bastidores de ¡.-.:
tas ó ventanas corredizas
Sash-wiudow, 4. Ventana corrediza,
¡Sassaíras, a (Bot.) Sasafras.
Sat, pref. del verbo To Sit.
Satan, £. Satanas.
Satanic, Satanical, a. Diabolico, inferas
Satanically, ad. Diabólicamente.
Satanism, 8. Inclinaciones perversat “
Satchel, 8. Burjaca ó bursaca; mochila ‘-
Satellite, a. Satélite.
Satcllitious, a. Rodeado de satitites
To Satiate, To Sate, ra. Saciar; hart. -2 |
Satiate, a. Harto; saciado; saturado.
Satiety, e. Saciedad, hartura
Satin, 8 Raso, tela de seda lustress.
Satinct, s. Raseto; cotonia arrasada
Satire, €. Sátira.
Satiric, Satirical, a. Satirico.
Satirically, ad. Satiricamente
Satirist, a, Escritor de satiras, auter + >
To Satirize, ea. Satirizar, motejar 012 >
Tas. tel
Satisfaction, a. Satisfaccion ; conter!» :t:;-
Satisfactorily, ad. Satisfactoriamcn!:.
Satisfuctory, a. Satisfactorio,
To Satisfy, ca. Satisfacer; Tecompera: *-
Barcir; saciar.—en. Satisfacer, [uo
Satrap, 2, Sútrapa.
Saturable, a. Satarable.
To Saturate, ca. (Quim.) Saturar.
Saturation, s. Saturacion.
Saturday, & Súbado.
Suturlty, 4. Saturacion.
Saturn, « Saturno; plomo,
Saturnalian, a. Saturnal ,
Saturnian, a. Feliz, dichoso ss”
Saturnine, a. Saturnino, melancólio, >
Satyr, 4. Batiro.
Sauce, €, Salsa,
To Bance, va. Condimentar, sazonar.
Saucebox, & La persona desvergui>!:
atrevida.
Saucepan, & Cazo pequeño.
Saucer, €, Salsera; platillo,
Saucily, ad. Desvergonzadamente
Saucinces, 8. Descaro, insolencia
Saucisse, & Ant Salchicha.
Saucisson, £ (Mil.) Salchichon.
Saucy, 4, Descarado, atrevido: inte!“
To Saunter, en. Biltrotear, callejear, ©"
fous
tear.
Sausage, 8. Salchicha; salchichon : ti! =
Savage, a. y & Salvaje, bárbaro, inc.:!-
Savazoly, ad. Bárbaramente. "0
Savageness, Savagery, e. Salvajeria; 1: *
rio; ferocidad, crneldad.
Savanna, & (So. Am.) Sabana, prado >
To Save, ea, Salvar; librar de peligro: :- *
rar; economizar, evitar; reservar: *-*
táculo,
Save, ad. Salvo, excepto. l
Saveall, a. Baloncita (pora: 6 arr- |
para consumir los cabitos de las ves
Saver, 8. Libertador; ahorrador.
Savin, 4 (Bot.) Sabina,
Saving, a. Ahorrativo, económico. Y-
uomia, ahorro.— prep. Fuera de, vi;
SCA
avingly, ad. Económicamente. [dad.
avingnes3, 8, Ahorro; economia; fruzali-
aviour, «, Salvador, el Redentor del géne-
ra humano,
avor, & Olor; sabor, custo. E oler,
lo Savor, ta. y n. Gustar; paladearse; sa-
avorily, ad, Con gusto, sabrosamente.
avoriness, 8. Paladar; fragrancia.
avory, & (Bot) Ajedrea,
avory, a, Fragrante; sabroso,
avoy, 8. (Bot.) Especie de col 6 berza.
aw, 8, Bicrra «undsavw, Serrucho de
mano. Tenon-sar, Sierra do ingletes.—
pret. del verbo To See,
o Saw, ca. Serrar, aserrar.
awdust, 8, Ascrraduras, serrin.
awer, Bawyer, 8. Aserrador ; chiquichaque.
awfish, 8. (Ict.) Priste, pescado cctúcco,
awiill, 8. Molino de aserrar.
awpit, 8. Aserradero.
aw-wort, a, (Bot.) Serrátula.
aw-wrest, 4 Un instrumento para arreglar
los dientes de una sicrra,
anifrase, a, (Bot.) Saxifraga daa
uxifragzons, €, Que ticne la virtud de la sax-
ay. 8. Tejido de lana 6 estameña.
‘ov Say, ta. Decir; hablar; alegar, afirmar.
ayiny, & Dicho; adagio; sentencia; refran.
cab, 8. Costra de una herida ó úlcera;
roña; 8arnoso, ruñoso. [6 herida.
“o Scab, on. Criar costra sobro alguna llaga
cabbard, & Valna de espada ; funda de bo-
ton; caja; cobertura.
cabbed, Scabby, «. Sarnoso, roñoto.
cabbedness, Scabbiness, 8, La calidad quo
constituye & Uno Sarnoso.
cabious, e, Sarnoso.—a. (Bot.) Escablosa,
cabrous, €, Eseabroso, desigual, áspero,
cabrousness, 2, Escabrosidad.
cabwort, 8, (Bot) Escabiosa.
culfold, 8, Tablado; cadalso; andamio.
E eaters eu. Construir tabludos; enta-
alar, y
cafíoldage, 8. Galeria; tablado.
caffolding, s Construccion de tablados 6
andamilos.
raluble, a. Lo que se puedo escalar.
valade, Scalado, £. (MIL) Escalada.
calury, @ (Poco usado.) Gradual,
o Scald, ea. Escaldar, quemar con algun
liquido caliente.
sald, Scaldhead, s. Tiña, especie de lepra.
ald, @ Tiñoso; vil, ruin, miserable,
rale, 8, Balanza, (Astr.) Libra, escama,
cealon, escala; sama; lámina pequeña de
alinn metal, (Mat) Escala 6 pitipió,
v Seale, ea, Escalar; balancear; escamar;
allanar; esparcir.—en. Descostrarse.
«ileboard, a Astilla de madora,
salted, a. Escamoso; subido.
“alcne, £ (Geom.) Triangulo escaleno.
«aliness, a Escamosidad.
“aling, & Escamadura; escalada, Scaling-
tuddera, Escalas de sitio.
sali, a, Y. Seald,
lion, 8. (Bot.) Ascalonta, cebolleta.
‘allop, 8. (Ict.) Pelne. Recortaduras; re-
corte, onda. .
» Scallop, ea, Festonear; asar ostras,
sal p, 8. Crúneo; tups,
nr O O DO O O O
SCE
To Scalp, va. Levantar los tegumentos ó el
pelielo quo cubren el cráneo.
Scalpel, 8. (Cir.) Escalpclo; bisturí
Scalping-knife, 8. (Cir.) Cuchillo para quitar
el pellejo y carne del cráneo.
Scaly, a. Escamoso. [ble,
To Scamblo, on. Desperdiciar. V. To Scrum-
Scambling, s. Disipacion; desperdicio.—a.
Disipado; esparcido,
Scamblingly, ad. Esparcidamente.
Scammony, 8. (Bot.) Escamonca. [rosa,
To Scamper, on. Muir, poner pics en polvo-
To Scan, ou. Escudriñar; cxaminar; medir
un verso.
Scandal, e, Escándalo, [escandalizar.
To Scandal, To Scandalize, vu. Difamar;
Scandalous, a. Escandaloso; vergonzoso ;
ofensivo.
Scandalously, ad. Escandalosamente.
Scandalousness, 8. Lo que constituye á una
cosa escandalosa
Scandaluin magnatum, 8. (For.) Difamacion
de un par de Inglatorra.
Scandent, a. Subidero. {men.
Scansion, 8. La medida de los versos; exá-
To Scant, va. Escasear, limitar; estrechar.
Scant, a. Escaso; corto; angosto; raro.
Scantily, Scantly, ad. Escasamente.
Scantiness, Scantness, 4. Estrechez; csca-
8eZ; pequeñez,
Scantiing, a. Cuartones. (Nau.) Las gruas ~
de tablas.—a. Pequeño, corto, escaso.
Scanty, a. V. Scant.
Scape-gout, 8, Hazmereir; testa forrea,
Scape-grace. 8. Tunante, perdido,
Scapula, 3, Pon omoplato.
Scapular, Scapulary, a. Escapular
Scapulary, a, Escapulario.
Scar, 8, Cicatriz. (Ict.) Escaro.
To Scar, va, Hacer alguna herida ó cicatriz.
Scaramouch, 8. Botarga, bufon.
Scarce, a. Escaso; raro, [que,
Scarce, Scarcely, ad. Apénas, no bien, luego
Scarceness, Scarcity, 8. Carostia, penuria,
escasez; rareza. (midar.
To Scare, va. Espantar; amedrentar, inti-
Scarecrow, & Espautajo.
Scarf, s. Banda
To Scarf, ea. Poner un vestido sin apre-
tarle; ensambler.
Scarfskin, e. Cuticula, epidérmis,
Scarification, 8, Escarificacion, sajadura,
en Scarificator, €. Escarificador, sajn-
or.
To Scarify, ea. Sajar.
Scarlet, a. Escarlata; color fino de carmesí.
8carlot-fever, 4. Escarlatina, alfombrilla.
Scarlot-oak, 2. (Bot.) Coscoja.
Scarp, a. (Fort.) Escarpa.
+tScatches, 8. Galochas, zancos,
£cata, a. V. Skate. (Ict.) Lija
To Scath, ea. Desbaratar, destruir
Scath, 2. Desbarate, desbarato.
Scathful, a. Dostructivo.
To Scatter, tea. Esparcir; distpar.—on. Es-
parcirse, desparramarse.
Scatteringly, ad. Esparcidamente.
Scavenger, a. Basurero; barrendero; letri-
nero: bacinero.
Sceno, 8. Escena,
TOS
SOI
SCO
Scenery, e. Perspectiva, e; decoracion
testral, se usa solo en plur
Scenic, a, Escénico.
Scenographical, a. Escenográfico.
Ecenographically, ad. Escenográficamente.
o rd 8. Escenografis. [tro.
Bcent, 8. Olfato; fragrancia, hediondez;, ras-
To Scent, va. Oler; perfumar,
Econtless, a. Lo que no tiene olor,
Bceptic, a, Escéptico. V. Skeptic.
Scepticism, s. Escepticismo. V. Skepticism.
Sceptre, @ Cetro, insignia de los empera-
dores y reyes,
Sceptred, a. Lo quo lleva cetro; real, regia
Schedule, a Esquela; cédula; inventario;
documento.
Scheelium, a, (Min.) Tungsteno, un metal.
Scheme, s. Treta NO plan, modelo,
Schomer, Schematist, $. Proyectista, inven-
clonero,
Echism, e, Cisma.
Schismatic, Schismatical, e. y a Cismitioo.
Schismatically, ad, Cismáticamonte.
Scholar, e. Estudiante; discipulo; hombre
erudito, docto 6 literato.
Scholarship, 8. Literatura; erudicion, clen-
cia; educacion literaria; beca.
Scholastic, a, Escolástico; pedantesco,
Scholastical, a. Escolástico, escolar, estu-
diantil.
Scholastically, ad. Escolásticamente,
Scholiast, 8. Escoltador: anotador, glosador.
Scholion, Scholinm, 8. Escolio.
School, 8 Escuela. Buoarding-school, Pu-
Pilaje. Nencing-school, Bala de esgrima.
To School, ra. Instruir, enseñar; amaestrar,
Pavol book, s. Un libru usado en las escue-
8,
Schoolboy, 8. Niño de escuela.
Schoolfeliow, 8, Condiscipulo.
School-honse, 8. La escuela,
Schoolmald, a, Niña do escuela,
Schoolman, 8, El escritor de teol
Schoolmaster, 8. Maestro de escuela.
Schooliistress, ef Maestra de niños 6 niñas.
Schooner, 8. (Náu.) Golcta.
Sciatheric, Sciatherical, a. Lo que pertenece
á los relojes de sol.
Sciatica, Sciatic, a Clática, enfermedad.
Beciatical, a. Ciático.
Science, 2. Ciencia, sabiduría; certidumbre,
Scientific, Sciontifical, a. Cientifico.
Scientifically, ad. Cientificamento.
Scimitar, a. Cimitarra,
Scintillant, a. Centellante.
To Scintillate, vn, Chispear, contellenr.
Scintillation, s. Chispazo.
8ciolist, 8. Esciolo, semteabio.
Sciolous, a. Esciolo, semierudito, semisabio.
Sciomachy, 8. Pelea con las sombras, com-
bate fantastico.
£cion, s. Verduguillo, chupon, vastago.
Sciontic, 8. Un globo de madera para oolo-
car en él un lente,
Scirrhosity, e, Escirrosidad.
Scirrhous, a. Escirroso.
Scirrhus, e, Escirro, tumor sin dolor,
+Scissibie, a. Hendible.
Sclaston, 8. Corte, division, separacion.
Bcissora, Lo e Tijoras,
ástica.
A esco-
tScissure, a, epale bendedura,
Sclerotic, a. Esclerótica; membrana del ejo,
To Scoff, en. Mofarse, burlarse; hacer burs.
Scoff, a. Mofa, escarnio, burla.
Scoffer, s. Mofador.
tro. | Scoffingly, ad. Con mofa y escarnio.
To Scold, va. yn. R ar, reñir. Á cold:
fag=match, (Fam.) Una pelotera
Soold, ef. Regañona, regañadora,
Scolder, 3. Regañon, regañador.
Scollop, @. (Ict.) Peine. V. Sea
Sea opendrs, e. (Ent.) Escolopendra, eles’
de,
Scomber, 8. (Ict.) Escombro.
Sconce, 4 Baluarte. (Vulg.) Cabeza; cor
nucopia, (Mex.) Pantalla; multa.
To Scones, ea. (Vulg.) Multar; esconde»,
ocultar,
gr 8. Cuchara 6 cucharon, (Nae) Ver
or, achicador. [dor; cavar, socsvx.
To Scoop, ea. Sacar con cuchara 6 acbis
sr fa a. El que achica 6 socava; ot:
O
r.
Scope, &. Objeto, fin, intento ; espacio: ex-
rera; libertad; licencia, To haces fr
8cope, Tener carta blanca.
Scorbutic, Scorbutical, a. Escorbático.
ent. ad. Con propension á eny*-
nto. :
To Scorch, ea. Chamuscar ; tostar.—-..
Scordium, a, (Bot.) Escordio.
Score, £. Muesca, canalita ; linea, raya: e:
sideracion; razon; veintena, veinte
To Score, va. Apuntar, sentar alguna deo
Scoria, a. Escoría, hez.
Scorious, a. Heciento, feculenta.
To Scorn, oa, y mn. Despreciar ; desdeir
mofar ; burlarse de.
Scorn, & Desden; opio: denresis.
Scorner, 8. Desdefiador, escarnecedor.
Scornful, a, Desdeñoso, insulente.
Scornfully, ad. Desdenadamente.
Scorpion, £. Escorpion, alacran.
Scorpion-wort, 8. (Bot.) Yerba del alsr--.
Scot, 8. Escote. Scot and lot, Der *
parroquiales Scot free, Libre de «>>:
mpune,
Scot, s. Escoces, el nativo de Escocia
To Scotch, va. Escoplear.
Scotch, e. Cortadura, corte, incision.
Scotch, Scottish, a. Yo <n
clente á Escocia, Ljadas, de.
Scotch-collopa, 8, pl. Ternera cortada .~ |
Scotcher, e. Atravesaño.
Seotch-fiddle, e. (Vulg.) Sarna.
Sootomy, 8. Se
Scoundrel, a. Belitre, berganta, un pies”:
TA An, $. Picardía, e be |
4
To Scour, ea. Fregar, ar; Mimpia
parda 8. Limpiador, saca-manec?.s: : .
Y.
or.
Scourge, & Azote; castigo: calamids1
To Scourge, oa. Azotar, castigar, meori2!
Scourger, & Azotador, mortificadur.
Scouring, @ Diarrea, flujo de vientre.
To Scourse, ta. Cambiar, troear, perr |
Scout, 8. (MIl.) Descubridor ; ¿xp exi
centinela avanzada; expta,
To Scout, 0, (MIL) Reconocer secrota”.
SCR
SCU
Scovel, 8. Escobon; lanada.
To Scowl, on. Mirar con ceño; poner mala
cara; enfurruñarse,
Scowl, 2, Coño, sobrecejo.
Ecowling, 8. El acto de mirar de sobrocejo.
Scowlingly, ad, Con ceño.
To Scrabble, en. Arañar ; manosear.
Scrag, 8. Cualquier cosa flaca 6 macilenta,
Xcragged, a, A'spero, desi escabroso.
Scrazyedness,
pereza,
rar alguna cosa; arrapar, apañar; trepar.
Scramble, 8. Disputa, contienda; ‘arrebati-
fia; trepa a
Scragginess, 8. Flaqueza; as- | Scruple, s. Escrúpulo;
nado. | To Scruple, en. Escrupulizar.
Seragzy, a. A'spero, desigual; flaco, descar- | Scrupler, 8. Escrapuloso.
To Scramble, on, Hacer esfuerzos para agar- | Scrapulosity, s,
Scrofala, 8. Lamparon, escréfula.
Scrofalous, a, Escrofuloso.
Scroll, e, El rollo que conticne un escrito.
To Sernb, va. Estregar, limpiar con un eé-
tropajo.
gore Belitre; estropajo; escoba vieja.
Scrubby, Scrubbed, a. Estrupajoso; vil, des-
Scrum, eV, Scunt [tidad 5
e V. : t muy pequeña.
1 Gide coal nese can-
pulosidad. [roso.
Scrupulo . Escrupuloso, dudoso, teme-
Scrupulously, ad. Escrupulosamente.
algo; trepador. ¡ Scrupulousness, 8. Escrupulosidad.
Scrambler, a. El que disputa con otro por | Scrutable, a. Escudrifiable.
‘To Scranch, va. Ronzar, cascar.
Serannel, a. Lo que rechina 6 hace un ruido
desapacible,
To Scrape, va. y rn. Raer, raspar;
To scrape out, Borrar.
Scrape, 8, Enredo: embarazo; empeño.
Scrape-penny, & Arañador do dinero, hom- | To Scruze, va, Apretar.
bre avariento,
[Pedacito de papel. | Scrutator, a. Escudriñador.
£crap, £. Migaja; sobras. Scrap of paper, | Scrutinous, a. Curioso,
de poa o de To Scrutinize, va. Escudrifiar, averiguar,
Scrutation, «. Escudridamiento; averigua-
cion, pesquisa.
[Inquirir.
Scrutiny, @ Escrutinio, averiguacion.
Scrutoire, & Escritorio, papelera [primir.
O scruae out, Ex-
Scud, €. Ch o, turbion,
Scraper, 4. Rascador; arañador de dinero;|To Scud, on, Huirse. (Náu.) Correr pa
estregadera.
To Scratch, va.
rasyuñar,
Scratch, 8 Rasgnño, arafio,
hel Rasquetas.
Rascar; racr; garrapatear;
mente en una borrasca. tozo.
Scufllo, 8. Quimera; contienda, riña, (Fam.)
To Scuffle, sn) Refir, pelear. carey
rascadura. | zar, juguotear. parse.
Scratches, Grietas en los pids de los ca-| To Sculk, on. Esconderse, cscurrirse, esca-
ballos,
Scratcher, 8. Arañador.
Scratchingly, ad. Arañando, rascando,
scratch work, 8, Pintara al fresco,
¿icraw, 8. Sobrefaz, superficie.
Fo Scrawl, va y n.
tear; arrastrarse por el suelo.
scrawl, e. Garabatos, garrapatos.
crawler, 8. El que escribe batos.
¡cray, 8. (Orn.) Golondrina de mar.
“o Screak, on, Rechinar; chillar,
"o Scream, en, Chillar; gritar.
ercam, 8. Grito, alarido, chtilido.
creaming, & Gritería, voceria.
‘vo Sereech, on. Dar alaridos ó chillidos.
ercech, & Chillido, grito, alarido,
ercechowl, 8. (Orn.
creen, & Biombo, mampara ; guarda fuego; | Scup
criba, harnero. (ner.
‘o Screen, va. Abrigar, ocultar; cribar, cer- | Scup
crew, & Tornillo. Female screw, Tuerca. | Scu
C'ork-screvw, Tirabuzon.
arrapatear; garaba-| Sculler, &
Sculker, 8. El que se esconde por haber he-
cho daño.
Scull, a. Cráneo, casco ; cardume, cardámen,
eal! t, = Seria lo: Lovage orem"
cap, & Casquote, tupé, peluquin.
on) Bote E un remero; ro-
mero de boto.
Scullery, 8. Espetera; fregadero.
Scullion, 8, iton. Soullion wench,
Fregona.
Sculptor, 8, Escultor.
Sculpture, 4. Escultura, [lar,
To Sculpture, va. Escalptr, entallar ; cince-
id Nata; espuma; hez, escoria; do-
secho.
[ya | To Scam, va. Espumar.
Zumaya 6 zumaca- | Scammer, s. Espumadera, cucharon.
r-holcs, 8. pl. (Nau.) Imbornales 6
rnales.
r-nalla, 8, pi. Estoperoles,
& Tina; caspa de la cabeza ; costra de
6 roña,
em
una llaga 6 herida.
o Screw, ca. Atornillar; rotorcer; for-|Scurfiness, ¢ El estado de lo que tiene sarna
[garraps;
zar; oprimir; oatrechar.
tear. | Scurfy
, 4, Barnoso, rofioso.
vw Scribble, va, Escarabajear, borrajear, | Scurrility, e. Baldon ; bufonería, bufonada,
»ribble, @ Escrito de poco mérito.
‘ribbler, a. Escritor 6 autor de poca nota
Scurrilous, a. Vil, grosero; chocante; inja-
rioso.
:ribo, 8. Escritor; notaria público; escriba. | Scurrilously, ad. Injuriosamente.
‘rip, 4. Bolsa, morral, zurron, tal
c«- «ula, esquela; certificado de un banco. | Scarvily, ad.
illa; peal habeas on Improperio, contumella,
ilmento; mezquinamente.
crippage, & El contenido de una códula 6 Scurviness, 8 Ruindad ; malignidad.
esquela.
riptory, a, (Poe. us.) Escrito.
riptural, a. Biblico,
rtpture, £, Escritura; la Biblia,
rivener, & Escribano; notario
¡Ta
fiblico ; | Scutcheon, 8.
>] quo tiene por oficio prestar dinero tl
Scurvy, 8. Escorbuto.—a. Escorbútico; vil,
ruin,
Scurvy-grasa, €, (Bot.) Coclearia.
Scut, €. Colita, rabito.
udo de armas,
Scutiform, a. Hecho á manera de escudo,
Scuttle, 6. Banasta; rejilla, al Escoti-
SEC
SEA
Non; escotilla, Calin-scutea, Lumbreras
de camarote. To s«scutlle a veseel, Bar-
. renar un barco.
Scythe, £. Guadaña.
Bea, 6. Mar. Zeury sei, Olcada, mar de lova.
Bea-anemone, 8. Anemone de mar.
Sea-bank, 4 Orilla del mar. — (por las olas.
Sea-beat, Sea-beaten, a. Batido 6 golpeado
Beaboari, ad. Hacia el mar.
Sea-boat.a Embarcacion marinera,
Sea-bord, Sea-bordering, a. Lo que está pe-
gado al mar,
Bea-born, a. Nacido en la mar, marino.
Bea-boy, a. (Naa.) Gramete.
fea-breach, 8. Irrupcion do mar.
Senbream, 3. (Ict.) Besugo.
Bea-breeze, 8. Viento de mar. Sea-lrie/,
(Nau.) Carta de mar.
Sea-built, a. Construido para la mar.
Sea-cabbage, Sea-cole-wort, Sca-kalo, 8.
(Bot.) Berza marina,
Bea-calf, s, Foca 6 becerro marino
Sea-cap, 8. Gorra de marinero,
Sea-captain, e. Capitan de navío,
Bea-card, $. (Nán.) Rosa náutica,
Sea-chart, (Náu.) Carta do marear.
Bea-conl, 8. Carbon de ptedra,
Rea-coast, 8, Costa maritima, Sca-serpent, 8, Serpiente de mar. |”:
Rea-cob, £. Gaviota. [marcar. | Sea-service, 4. El servicio de marti: *
Sea-compass, 83. (Náu.) Bróájula 6 aguja de | Sea-shark, a, (Ict.) Tiburon. a
Bea-cow, 8. Manato, manati, vaca marina, |Sea-shell, 8 Concha marina — (03: "
Bea-dog, & (Ict.) V. Shark.
Sea-dragon, €. Araña 6 dragon marino.
Sea-farer, 3. Marinero, navegante.
Sca-faring, a. Marino, marinero, navegante.
Sea-fennel, £. (Bot.) Hinojo marino.
Rea-fight, 8. Batalla 6 combate naval,
Rea-tish, a, Pez 6 pesca do la mar.
Sea-fowl, 8. Ave marítima,
Sea-girt, a. Rodeado 6 cercado del mar,
Sea-grecn, a. Verdomar.—é, (Bot.) V. Sazxi-
Jrage.
2 ee $. (Orn.) Gaviota,
Sea-hedgehog, €. (Conc.) Equino.
Sea-hog, 8. Marsopa, marsopla 6 cachalote.
Sea-holly, & (Bot.) Cardo corredor,
Bea-holm, e. Isleta no habitada.
Bea-horse, 8. Caballo marino; hipopótamo.
Seal, 4.Sello; selladura; foca, becerro marino,
To Seal, ca. Sellar; conclulr; afirmar.
Sealed-carth, 4. Tierra sigilada
Seamy, a. Lo que tiene costuras
Sean, @. Especie de red para pescar. V. Site
Sea-nymph, s. Ninfa del mar.
Sea-onion, & Cebolla albarrana
Sea-ooze, £. Cicno de mar.
Sea-otter, 8. Nutria marina. l
Sea-piece, s. Pintura maritima 6 ur
Sea-pool, 8, Mariama, lago de 2502 52-53
Seaport, €. Puerto de mar. Dan seen.
Sear, a. Beco: dicese de las plants q+* Y
To Sear, va. Cauterizar; tostar; enceny >
costuras de un vestido, :
To Searce, va, (Poc. ns) Cerner harits
Searce, 8. (Poc. us.) Codazo fino.
Searcer, 8. Cernedor.
To Search, ea. y nv. Examinar, esper, +
cudriñar. 70 search a house, Ls: ">
una casa; inquirir, indagar. Ze +"”
for 6 after, Buscar. [rai
Search, a, Registro; pesquisa; bass: =
Searcher, s. Examinador, eseadrits!+. ¡>
quisidor, indagador, inguiridor.
-cloth, @ Emplasto; encerado,
Sea-risk, a Riesgo de mar.
Sea-rocket, a. (Bot.) Alga marina
Sea-room, & (Náu.) Alta mar.
Sea-rover, €. Pirata; corsario.
Sea-sick, a. Mareado.
Sea-sickness, 8. Mareamiento, marc.
tano; sabor, to.
To Season, ca. nar; condiments:
buir.—en. Bazonarse, madararse. .” *
Seasonable, a. Oportuno, convenient. =
Seasonableness, a, Sazon, oportunics-
Seasonably, ad. Oportunamento
Seasoner, 2, Sazonador. {vo
Seasoning, €. Sazon, condimento, >-
Sea-surgeon, £. Cirujano de armads
Sea-surrounded, «. Rodeado del mu.
Seat, 8, Aslento; silla; residencia, ="-
To Seat, ea. Sentar; asentar; cos +
modar.
Sea-term, £, Término naval. te
Sea-voyage, 8. Viaje de mar, [cai ">
Seawarc, ud. Hácia el mar.—a, Jhr -..
Soa-shore, Sea-side, e. Ribera, mars? -*
Season, €. Estacion; sazon; tempe?
Scaler, 8. Sellador. Sea-water, 8, Agua del mar, aguas .~-
Sealing-wax, 4. Lacre. Sea-waya, $. Ola,
Beal-ring, 4. Sortija con sello, Sea-weed, 8. Alga marina; ova
Sea-lungs, 8. Espuma del mar. Sea-wolf, 8, Lobo marino.
Beam, 8. Costura ; costuron, cientriz, (Nán.) | Sea-worthy, a. A’ propósito para nai?
Costura de los tablones, Sebacic acid, 2. A’cido sebácica
To Seam, va. Hacer costuras, coser; soña- | Sebate, a Sobato, sal del ácido seb ™
lar con cicatrices, Sebesten, 4. Sebesta.
poema: oe Pens. A Secant, a. Secante. i
seaman, & Marincro; triton. To Secede, on. Apartarse, separars’.
Seamanship, 8. La pericia en la navegacion. | Secedor, A El que 80 Aparte distlen'”
Sca-mark, 8. Valiza, boya. To Secern, oa. (Fis.) Secretar.
Seamew, e. (Orn.) Gaviota, Secession, 8. Apartamiento, separacic”
Seamless, a. Inconsútil, sin costura, To Seclude, va. Apartar, excluir.
Sea-monster, & Monstruo marino, Seclusion, 8. Separacion ; exclusion.
Sca-moss, 8 Carolina 6 musgo marino'Second, a Segundo.—e. Padrino; ::
S (planta de mar). auxilio; defensor. (dar; fas
ermster, 8. Costurcro. To Second, ea. Apoyar; apadritar;
renee § eh Costurera, 'Secondarily, ad. Sevundarlaniente,
|
A
Secondariness, & La propicdad de ser se-
cundario. diputado.
Secondary, Y. Secundario, — 8. Delegado,
Seconder, 8. El que apoya ó sostiene la pro-;
posicion que ha hecho algun otro.
Second-hand, $. Segunda mano. —a. Lo que
no es huevo.
Secondly, ad, En segundo lagar.
Second-rate, 8. Segunda clase.
Second-sight, 8, Conocimiento de lo fataro.
Secrecy, 8. Secreto; silencio; soledad.
Secret, a. Secreto ; retirado ; callado.—e. Se-
creto. Jn secret, Secretamente.
Secretary, 8. Secretario. Secretary's office,
Secretaria,
Secretaryship, e, Socretaría, [Secretar.
To Secrete, va, Esconder, encubrir. (Méd.)
Secretion, 4, Secrecion.
Secretitions, a. Segregado, apartado.
secretly, ad. Secretamente.
Secretnoss, 8. Secreto, sigilo. [cion,
secrotury, @ Secretorio; hecho por secro-
Sect, 4 Secta, comunidad,
iectarian, a. y & Sectario.
sectarism, 8, inclinacion á seguir opi-
niones particulares en oposicion á lo que
está generalmente establecido. [cipulo.
2Icctary, tSectator, a, Sectario, secuaz;
section, & Seccion; division; artículo,
sector, & (Gcom.) Sector ; cope de pro-
porcion. [Seglar, lego.
Secular, 4. Secular, seglar, mundano.—8,
seculurity, Secularness, s. El apego á las co-
sas mundanas,
3ucularly, ad, A’ lo seglar 6 como seglar.
secularization, 8. Secularizacion.
Co secularize, va. Secularizar.
secundine, e. Secandina.
¿“curo, a. Seguro, tranquilo; descuidado.
Fo Secure, ea. Asegurar; salvar.
securely, ad. Seguramente.
‘ecurement, & Proteccion, defensa, amparo.
baya Descuido, negligencia.
‘ecurity, 8. Seguridad, fianza, cancion, pro-
teccion, defensa, segaro.
.celan, & Silla de manos,
.cdato, 2. Sereno; apacible; formal, sorio.
edatel y, ad, Tranquilamente, formalmente.
¡edateness, 3, Serenidad; calma, quietud,
eclative, a. Sedativo.
.centariness, 8. Pereza, poltroneria.
.odlentary, a. Sedentario; poros flojo.
edge, & (Bot.) Lirio espadañal.
«>«Igy, @ Cubierto de lirios espadafiales,
«»«Liment, €. Sedimento, hez, poso.
edition, & Sedicion; tumplto; motin,
editions, E. Sedicioso, tumultuoso ; amo-
tinado,
e«ditiously, ad. Sediciosamente. [sedicion.
eclitiousness, 8. Turbulencia, inclinacion á
"y Seduce, va. Seducir; engañar.
educor, $. Scductor.
od ucible, a. Capaz de ser seducido.
eduction, Seducement, 3. Seduccion.
eductive, a. Seductivo; atractivo; pesua-
sivo.
edulity, e. Diligencia, aplicacion, ahinoo.
eduloua a Diligente, aplicado, cuidadoso.
ectulously, ad, Diligentemente.
ed acca 8. Ahinco diligencia.
:
See, 8. Didcesi 6 episco
To Bee, ea. y n. Ver, observar ; considerar ;
conocer; concebtr.
See, interj. Mira! atlonde !
Seed, 8. Semilla; simiente, Animal seed,
Sómen. Seed ofa fruit, Pepita, cuesco.
Seed-horse, Caballo padre. Origen ; pro-
O.
genie.
To Seed, on, Granar. (oo
Seedcake, 8. Torta hecha con semillas aro-
Seediness, £. El estado de lo quo está lleno
de simiente.
Seod-par iva. Aljotars granillos d
seed- 8. Aljófar; granillos de perlas.
Seedplot, a. Semillero, plantel ES Ura.
Seed-time, tSeedness, a. Scmentera, siem-
Seedling, a. Planta de semilloro. (millas,
Seedaman, $. Sembrador; el tratante en se-
Seedy, a. Granado; lleno de grano.
Boeing, & Vista, el acto de ver.—ad. Secing
6 seeing that, Visto que, siendo asi que.
To Seek, va. y ». Buscar; inquirir ; solict-
tar; pretender; intentar; procurar.
Seeker, 8. Buscador, inquiridor, investigador.
Seel, 2, Sazon, tiempo oportuno. se.
To Seem, on. Parecer; parecerso, semejar-
Seemer, 8. El que pareco.
Sceming, 8. Apariencia, parecer.—a. Imagi-
Seemingly, ad. Al te
eemingly, ad. Al parecer, a ntemente.
minos: 8. Exterloridad. apariencia.
Seemliness, 8. Gracia; gallardia; decoro;
propiedad ; conformidad. [te.
Seemly, a. Decente, propio, correspondien-
Seer, 8. Veedor; profeta,
Seersucker, €, (Com.) Blersacas, carranclan.
Bcerwood, 8. Leña seca. [de muchachos,
Seesaw, 8. Vaivon. Arriba y wa ee Juego
To Seesaw, vn, Balancear, dar 6 hacer ba-
lances.
To Seethe, on. Hervir; bullir.
Seether, a. Caldera, marmita.
Segment, 2. Segmento de un circnlo, [tar.
To Segregato, va, Segregar; separar; apar-
Segregate, a. o, apartado, separado,
Segregation, 8. y epi separacion.
Seigneurial, a. Señoril, independiente.
Pe apa e grt ode a [mando.
elgnorage, 8. Sefiorio, auto er
Seizable, a, Capaz de ser asido 6 pr Meh
To Seize, va. y n. Asir; agarrar; embargar;
secuestrar; apoderarse. (Náu.) Amarrar,
Seizure, 8. Captara; embargo; secuestro,
Seldom, ad, ente, rara vez.
To Select, va. Elegir, escogor, entresacar.
Select, a. Selecto, escogido.
Selection, 8. Seloccion, eleccion.
Seloctness, 8. La calidad de ser selecto.
Selector, 8. or; elector.
Selenite, 8, Selenites ; sulfato de cal.
Selenographic, Selenographical, a. Seleno-
ala de la luna,
Be enography, 8 Selenografia, descripcion
Self, pr. Mismo, idóntico, propio.
Self-abhorrence, 8. El aborrecimiento de si
mismo,
Self-abuse, 8. Censura de sí mismo; polu-
S pa Hoosier : aes
olf-composure, 8. Sosiego do alma,
Self-conceited, 4, Presuinido, nera
SEM SEN
Self-conecitedness, & Presuncion, vanidad, Setninality, 8. La calidad que con<1::21-¿
arrozancía. una coss seminal; la potencia de pro! 2
Self-contidence, & Conflanza en si mismo. otro ser. (sd,
Self-contradiction, 4. Contradiccion consigo ' Seminary, ¢ Seminario ; plantel —a. 5:-.-
mismo. Semin s. 8embradura.
Belf-conviction, 8. Conviccion intima Seminific, ifical, a. Seminal
Self-deception, 8. Engañarse 4 si mismo; Semiopacous, a. Medio oscuro, ead or.
formarse ilusiones vanas, Semlordinate, 8. (Geom.) Semiordessi
Self-defence, 8. Defensa propia, Semipedal, a. Lo que contiene mel: ;:..
Self-dental, a. Abn ion de st mismo. Semipellucid, a. Medio trasparente
Self-dependent, a. Independiente. | Semipereplcaona, a. Imperfectamente cli
Self-enda, a, pl. Motivos interesados. | Semiproof, e. (For.) Semiprueba.
Self-estcem, €. Presuncion, vanidad. Semiquadrate, Semiquartile, e (Ar ) 22>
Self-cvident, a. Patente, evidente por si cuadrado.
Belf-excellence, 8. Bondad natural, Somiquaver, $. (Mús ) Semicorchea
Sclf-existence, a. La accion de mirar por si 'Semiquintile, a. Pa Semiquinul
mismo y por sus comodidades con ante- Semisextile, & ( .) Sem
lacion & toda otra cosa. Semispherical, a. Semiesférico. [rece
Self-heal, a, (Bot.) Sanicula, planta. Semispheroidal, a. Figura de madi =:
Self-importance, $ Altivez; concepto ex- ' Somitertian, 8. Semiterciana.
travaganto de la importancia propia. Semitone, 8. (Mús.) Semitono.
Self-interest, a. El interes propio. Semivowel, & Semivocal.
Selfish, a. Interesado, ensimismado, egoista. | Sempiternal, a. Sempiterno.
Selfishly, ad. Con mucho amor propio. Sempiternity, e. Eternidad.
Selfishness, €. Egoismo, egotismo. Sempstress, 4/. Costurera,
Self-love, a. Amor propio, amor de sí mismo. | Senary, a. Senario.
Self-motion, & Movimiento espontáneo. Senate, Senate-house, s. Senado.
Self-murder, e, Suicidio, Senator, s. Senador; consejero.
Self-marderer, e. Sulcida. Senatorial, Senatorian, a. Senatoris.
+Selfness, «. Amor 6 interes propio. Senatorially, ad. A’ modo de senado: »*"
Self-opinion, 8. Parecer 6 concepto exagera-| mucha gravedad.
do de sí mismo. (nado. | Sonatorship, a. Eapiee 6 dignidad 22 «>
Self-opinioned, a. Terco; presumido ; obeti- | To Send, va, y n. Enviar ; despechs: ¿7
Belf-possession, 8. Sangre fria, calma, tir; difundir. 7o send away, De: -
Self-preservation, #& Presorvacion de si| Tosend in, Hacer entrar. Tu sen. *
mismo. Pasar aviso, mandar.
Selfsame, a. Idéntico. Sender, €. Enviador.
Self-sufticience, Self-sufficiency, 8. Presun- Seneca, Senega, 4. (Bot.) Serpentaria
cion, confianza desmedida, Senescence, 3. Senectud, vejez.
Self-will, a. Obstinacion, terquedad, porfía. ¡Seneschal, e. Senescal ó mayordomo =i”
Self-willod, a. Obstinado, terco. Senile, a, Senil
To Bell, va. Vender.—en, Comerciar, trafi- ¡Senior, 8, Antiguo, anciano,
car. To sell by auction, Almonedear. | Seniority, 8. Antigiedad, ancianidad
Bellender, £. U'lcera carnosa en el corvejon | Senna, €. (Bot.) Sen 6 sena.
del caballo. Senocular, a. Lo que tiene seis ojoa
Seller, a Vendedor. Sensation, €. Sensacion.
Selvage, 8. Orilla de paño. Selvages, (Nán.) | Sense, 8. Sentido; entendimiento; ir
Estrobos Do obenques y brandales. ¡Senseless, a. Insensible; insensato; »-
e :
Relves, pl. Senseleesly, ad. Insensatamen tea.
Semblance, a. Semejanza; exterfor; ademan. | Senselessness, a, Insensatex, neceda: :'--
Semiannular, a. Semicircular. Sensibility, 2 Sensibilidad ; improsi:=.
Semibreve, Somibriof, a. (Más.) Semibreve. | Sensible, a. Sensible, sensitivo; sex"
Semicircle, $. Semicirculo. convencido; cuerdo; juicioso. foe
Semicircular, Semicircled, a. Bemicircular. | Sensibleness, ¢. Sensacion ; sensibili2>-
Semicolon, « Punto 7 COMA. Sensibly, ad. Perceptiblemente, ser.
Semicupium, 8. Semicupio, medio baño. mente; exteriormente. [Sez>
Semidiameter, 8, Semidiámetro. Sensitive, a. Sensitivo, sensible.—« i”
Semidiapason, $. (Mús.) Semidfapason. Sonsitively, ad. Sensiblemente, cuz p-:*:
Semidiapente, 8. (Mús.) Semidiapente, quin- | Sensitiveness, €, Sensibilidad.
ta romisa, Sensoriam, Sensory, €. Sensorio.
Semidiaphaneity, 8. Disfanidad imperfecta. | Sensual, a. Sensual; lascivo; volnpr:=
Semidiaphanous, a. Semidiáfano. Sensualist, e. Persona sensual.
Semifloret, a (Bot.) Semiflóscalo, Sensuality, 8. Sensualidad, lascivia,
Semitioscular, Semiflosculous, a. (Bot.) | To Sensualize, oa. Hacer sensnal o las:
Semitlosculaso, Sensnally, ad. Sensualmente.
Semifluid, a. Semiflúido. +Sensuosity, 8. Sensualidad.
Semiglobular, a. Semiesfúrico, Sensuous, a. Afectivo, patótica,
Semilunar, Semilunary, €. Semilunar. Sent, pp. de To Send.
Semimnetal, « Sernimetal, metal imperfocto. | Sentence, 8. Sentencia; dictámen ; jur ~
A a To Sentence, ta. Sentenciar, condens:.
SER
Sententious, a. Sontencioso.
Sententiously, ad. Sentenciosamonte.
Sententiousness, 8. Laconismo,
Sentery, & Centinela. V. Sentinel.
Bentient, a y 8. Senciente.
Sontiment, 8. Sontimiento; opinion ; afectos.
Sentimental, a. Sentimental.
Bentimentality, € Sensibilidad ; afectado.
Sentinel, Sentry, 8. Centinela, guardia.
Rentry-box, 8. Garita de centinela,
feparability, £. Divisibilidad.
Keparable, a. Separable, capaz do separarse.
Eeparabloness, $. Divisibilidad.
To Separate, oa. Separar; segrogar; apar-
tar.—on. ae o Acuna.
Separate, a. O, A o, desunido,
Separately, ad. Separadamento; á parte.
Beparatenesa, & Separacion. ——
Separation, 8. Separacion ; analisis química,
Separator, 8. Separador.
Separatory, a, torlo. [patas
Seps, 4. (Zool.) Scpedon, lagarto corto de
Rept, £. Raza, casta, linaje.
Septangular, a. Heptágono.
September, & Setiembre.
Septenary, a. y & Septenarlo,
Beptennial, a. Sictenal.
Septentrion, €. Sotentrion, norte,
Septentrional, a. Setentrional.
Septic, Septical, a. Séptico, putrefactivo.
Septilateral, a. Lo que tleno slote lados.
Septuagenary, a. Septuagenario.
3optuagesimal, a. Septuagósimo.
Sepulchral, a. Sepulcral, fúnebre.
Sepulchre, & Sepulcro, sepultura.
Tu Sepule ea. Sepultar, enterrar.
lopultare, a. 4 pb entlerro,
3equacions, €. Siguiente; secuaz; dúctil
suquacity, 8, Ductilidad, floxibilidsd.
sequel, e. Secuola; ilacion. Jn the sequel,
En seguida, despues.
Sequence, 8. Serie. Sequence
carde, Runfia de un palo.
tequent, a. Siguiente, consiguiente,
To Nequester, oa. Separar, apartar; secuos- | Serving-man. s. Sirviente, criado.
trar.—on. Separarse, apartarse.
«e —
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Serge, 8. Sa Silk serge, Sarga de seda.
Sergeant, 8, nto; alguacil,
Sergemaker, 8. Fabricante do sarga.
Sericated, a. Vestido de seda.
Series, 8, Serie; enlaco; encadenamiento.
Serious, a. Serio, grave, severo; formal;
importante. Are you serious? Habla
Y. de veras ?
Seriously, ad. Seriamente ; de veras,
Serfousness, e. Seriedad, gravedad.
Sermon, €. Sermon. Funeral sermon, Ora-
cion fúnebre. [reprender.
To Sermonize, va. Predicar; sermonear;
Seron, Seroon, 8. Zurron ; churla; sobornal.
Serosity, 8. Borosidad.
Sorotine, a. Perteneciente á la tardecita.
Serous, a. Beroso, acuoso, claro. nton,
Serpent, 8. Serpiente, sierpe. (Mús.) Ser-
Serpentigenous, a. Nacido de serpiente.
Serpentine, a. ntino; caracoleado.—s,
(Quim.) Serpentina 6 culebra. [tear.
To Serpentine, To Serpentize, on. Serpen-
Serpet, e. Cesta, canasta.
Serpiginous, a. Serpiginoso.
Serpigo, e. Sérpigo, erupcion cutanes.
Serrate, Se. , 4 Dentellado.
Serum, 2. Suero de la sangre 6 de la leche.
Servable, a. Y. roadle,
Servant, @ Criado; slervo; servidor.
To Serve, oa. y n. Bervir ; aprovechar; bas-
tar. To serve for, Servir de.
Service, a, Servicio ; servidumbre; utilidad ;
ayuda; cubierto; acomodo,
Serviceable, a. Servicial, solicito; oficioso.
Serviceableness, 8, Oficiosidad, actividad ;
utilidad.
Serviceably, ad. U'tilmente.
Servient, a. Subordinado.
Servile, a. Servil; bajo; adulador.
Servilely, ad. Servilmente, con bajeza.
Servileness, Servility, s, Servidumbre; ba-
ee ee oe
oA a sult of som vileza,
rving-maid, £f. Criada, sirvienta.
Serving-mallet, ¢. (Náu.) Maceta de ins
or.
Servitor, 2. Partidario; compañero ; servi-
icquestrablo, a, Lo que sc puede secues- | Borvitorship, 4. Famulatura.
trar; capaz de division.
% Sequestrate, oa. Secuestrar; separar.
equestration, 8. Separacion ; secuestro de | Sesquialter,
bienes.
.cquestrator, 8. Secnestrador,
«quin, a Zequí 6 zequin.
eraglio, €. Serrallo; lupanar.
eraph, & Serafin.
eraphic, Seraphical, a. Serifico.
erapbicalness, 8. El estado de sor soráfico.
ernphim, 4 pl. Serafin.
vraskier, 8. Serasquier.
vre, 4. Seco, marchito.
+¿renado, 8. Serenata.
uv Serenade, vu. Dar serenatas.
»reno, A, Sereno, claro; apacible, sosegado.
o Serene, ea. Serenar, calmar, apaciguar,
t ranquilizar.
»renely, ad, Serenamente; con sosiego.
»reneness, 8. Serenidad; tranquilidad ;
calma. [dad ;
»renity, €. Serenidad ; claridad ;
»rf, 8. Slorvo; esclavo en Rusia.
apaci ill- | Sotaceous, a. Cerdoso, ce
Servitude, €. Servidumbre, esclavitad.
Sesame, 8 Ajonjoli.
ulalteral, a. Sesquialtoro.
Sesquipedal, Sesquipedalian, a. Scsquipedal
Sesquiplicate, a. Sesquiplicado.
Sesquitertian, a. Sesquitercio.
Sessile, a. Bajo, enano. [sesion, ete.
Session, $. La accion de sentarso; junta;
Sesterce, €, Sestarcio.
To Set, ea. Poner, colocar, fijar; establecer ;
pt, Sal estimar; engastar; plantar.
on. Ponerse el sol 6 los astros; cuajarse ;
sentarse; aplicarse 4. To act agatnet, In-
disponer, To set aside, Despreciar; ro-
chazar. To set to rights, Rectificar. To
set a rasor, Afilar una navaja. 70 sel
es Libertar. To set on shore, Desem-
arcar. Tb set sail, Hacerse 4 la vola,
Set, a. Regular, arreglado, ajustado; señala-
do; puesto, sentado, colocado; jo, mon-
tado, engastado.—s. Ju
udo.
Set-bolt, e. (Nán.) Botador.
SHA SHA
Set-off, a. Contrapeso; adorno; recomonda- | Shadow, £. Sombra; sombras, tinieblo, =
clon. fugio; espectro.
Seton, a. Sedal. [palos, ' To Shadow, ca. Anublar, ascurerer.
Settee, a Canapéda. (Náu.) Navío con dos Shadowy, a. Umbroso, umbno; «exi
Better, 8, Ponedor; perro de muestra; es-| típico, simbólico. :
pion. Shady, a. Opaco, oscuro, sombrio.
Setting, €. Ocultacion ee sob del sol y do ; Shaft, e, Flecha, dardo, saeta; boya; > -
Jos astros; cercado, tting y ae wind| tel; caña ó fuste. [bag, Guitoz, ]:¿:
6 current, (Nau.) Direccion del viento ó Shag, & Pelo áspero y lanudo; felpa. >.
corriente. Shagred, Sh , A. Afelpado; lancia
Bottle, a. Eescafio. Shagziness, 8. que es peloso 6 aí.:;-+'>
To Settle, va. Colocar; fijar, asegurar; esta- ' Shag-manufacturer, 2 Fabricante de 2
blecer; sosegar.—on. Reposarse; asen-|Shagreen, & Zapa, lija.
tarso; dar en dote 7b settle accounts, | To Shake, va. Sacudir; agitar: arrojar: --
ra bate cuentas. bilitar.—on. Bambolear; wacilar; «+
Rottle-bed, €. Cama en forma de canapé. blar. To shake of, Sacudir.
Settlednesa, a, Estabilidad, permanencia | Shake, s. Concusion; sacudida; vib:
Settlement, 4 Estableciiniento; asiento;| gricta, hendedura.
posesion; dote; ajuste; convenio. Shaking, €. Sacudimiento; temblor. [°°
Settler, e Componedor; colono; poblador. |Shaker, 8. Temblador, tembiante; so”:
Setwall, e (Bot.) Gedoaria. Shale, a Vaina E) Especie de pu-
Seven, a. Slote. Shall, e. pra 'saso como anxiia: >”
denotar el tiempo futuro del verb. +:
modo indicativo. Pnede traducir |: -’
de; tener que; deber, &e., en e 5.
, Shalloon, a Chalon, tejido de lana
Sevenfold, a. S¿ptuplo.—ad, Siete veces,
Sevenscore, a. Ciento y cuarenta,
Seventhly, ad. En séptimo lugar.
To Sever, oa. y a. Arrancar; sacar; partir;
apartar. (singular; diversos, varios. | Shallop, €. (Náu.) Chalupa.
Several, a, Diforente; distinto; particular, Shallow, a. Somero; superficial; neu
Severally, ad. Scparadamente, distinta-| (Náu.) Bajio, banco de arena.
mente. Shallow-brained, ome cage a. Aa
Severalty, €, Desunion. do, ligero de cascos, necia, boba
Beverance, £ Separacion, particion. Shallowly, ad. Someramente, 50;<".-
Severe, a. Severo, riguroso, áspero; rígido, mente.
Roverely, ad. Severamento; estrictamente. |Shallowness, 8. Ligereza, necedad, k= +
Severity, e. Severidad, rizor, aspereza, cruol- | Shalote, s. (Bot.) Escalona.
dad; exactitud; gravedad. [Recoser. | Shalm, €, Y. Sharom,
To Sew, ca. y m Coser. To sew again, | To Sham, en. z nn. Engañar, chrs
fewer, 8. Albañal; desaguadoro, hacer una burla; fingir, hacer ere?
Sewer, 8. El qne cose, cosedor. [de coser. |Sham, 8. Socolor, pretexto; fing = ~~
Sewing. € Costura Seroing-táread, Hilo| ¿impostura —a. Fingido, disimuis-. -
Sex, 8. Sexo; las mujeres en goncral, puesto; postizo.
Sexagenary, a. Sexagenario, Shambles, 3. p/. Matadero ; carnicera
Sexavesima, 8. Sexagésima, Shambling, a. Lo que se mueve tuerca
Sexayesimal, a. Sexagúsimo. Shame, a. Vergiienza, rabor, emps:'=. -
Sexangled, Sexangular, a. Sexangular. nominia, oprobio, deshonra, afrenta
Sexangularly, ad. Sexangularmente. To Shame, 04. Avergonzar; afrenzs: -
Sexennial, a. Lo que dura 6 acontece on} honrar. -
seis años. [seis versos. | Shame-faced, a. Timido, vergonr~.. -
Sextain, a Sextilla, composicion métrica de | Shamefacedly, ad. Vergonzosames::-
Sextant, €. La sexta parte de un círculo;| rubor, (bar. ee: - -
sextante. Shamefacedness, ¢. Timidez, vergo =.
Sextilo, e. (Astr.) Sextil Shameful, a. Vergonzoso; ignore: *
Sexton, 4. Sepulturero; sacristan. oprobioso; deshonrosa, afrentosa.
Sextuple, a. Séxtuplo, (Sistema sexual. | Shamefully, ad. Vergonzasamente. i= *
Sexual, a. Sexual Sexual aystem, a. (Bot.)| niosamente. [za, descarada, ds- -
Shabbily, ad, Ruinmente, mezquinamento | Shameless, a. Desvergonzado, sin v:"-
Shabbiness, a. Bajoza, miseria, roñicría, error Dal Desvergonradamert<. A
Shabby, a. Vil; miserable; trapiento; mi-| vidamen
sero. Shamelessness, 8. Desvergiienza: des”
Shack, 4 (Agric.) Pasturaje para el invierno. | Shamer, 8. El que avergienza, afreo:-: *
To Shackle, va, Encadenar. Shammer, 8. Fingidor, impostor, en-_:
Ehackles, a. pl. Grillos, trabas, Shamols, 8. Gamuza, V. Charmsia.
Shad, a. (Ict.) Alosa, sábalo. Shamrock, & (Bot.) TréboL
Shade, 8. Sombra; proteccion; espectro; |Shank, a. Plerna; zanca; canilla $
tipo. Windoto-shades, Cortinas para | Shank-painter, e. (Náu.) Boza de la :--
ventanas, Glass shade, Guarda brisa. | Shanked, a. Enastado, lo que tiene a~-
To Shade, ra. Oscurecer; asombrar; entol- | To Shape, 04. y n. Formar; prope--
dar; abrigar, amparar. disponer. shape Aa cowurs:, 0
Shader, a El que oscurece, (bra. | Ponerse on rumbo.
lap ie que está cubierto de sum-!Sbapa, 2. Hechura, forma; talle: m-:
$
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Shapeless, a. Informe, desproporcionado,
imperfecto,
Shapelessness, 8, Irregularidad en la forma
o figura de una cosa. [arreglada
Shapcliness, 8, Simetría, belleza, proporcion
shapely, a. Simétrico; bien proporcionado.
shard, 8. Tiesto, casco. (Ict.) cha pe-
queña, (Bot.) V. Chard, (lugar vil
vhardborn, €. Nacido 6 producido en algun
¿harded, 4. Plumado. > Cortar.
Co Share, va, Distribuir, repartir; partici-
Share, 8, Parte, porcion. (Com.) Accion.
To hold a share, Tener una accion en
alguna one
‘harebone, & Hueso del empeine.
-harer, a. Repartidor; partícipe.
‘harcholder, 8, Com.) Accionista. — [tero.
shark, 8. (Ict.) Tiburon. Gatada; ladron la-
Po Shark, eva. y n, Gatear, hurtar.
harp, a. Agudo; aguzrdo; perspicaz; as-
tuto; agrio; severo; vivo; avisado.
"o Sharp, va. Afllar.—on. Ratear; tram-
pear.
harp-edged, a. Afilado; agudo, aguzado.
‘o Sharpen, va. Afilar; aguzar; irritar;
agriar.
harpener, 4. Amolador.
harper, & Ladron; petardista, estafador.
harply, ad, Con filo; agudamente.
harpness, 8. Agudeza; perspicacia; acri-
monia
harpset, a. Ansloso; descoso.
harpsighted, a. Perspicaz, de vista muy
penetrante.
harpvisaged, a. Cariaguilefio.
harpwitted, a. Agudo de ingento.
‘o Shatter, va. Destrozar; estrellar; dis-
truer, perturbar.
hatter, 8. Pedazo, casco 6 astilla,
hatter-brained, a. Atronado.
hattery, a. Desmenuzable, quebradizo.
'o Shave, va, Rasurar; afeitar; rozar,
haveling, 8. Hombre rapado; monje 6
fraile,
haver, 8. Barbero; desollador; trujaman.
having, a Raedura. Shavinge of wood,
Acepilladuras.
haw!l, a. Chal; manteleta. (Amer.) Man-
hawm, 8. Obuó, instrumento músico,
he, pron. fem. Ella.
heaf, a. Gavilla; haz; garba,
o Sheaf, va. Agavillar.
© Shear, ea. Atusar; tundir; esquilar.
hears, & pe, Tijeras grandes; cizallas
hearer, Shearman, 8. ullador; tundidor.
heath, a. Valna, funda, estuche,
o Sheathe, va. Envainar; aforrar. _[vio.
heathing, 8. (Náu.) Forro; exterior de na-
heathing-nails, as, Clavos de entablar.
heathless, a. Sin valna; desenvainado.
heathy, 4. Hecho en forma de estucho ó
vaina [Sieaf, Gavillas; garbas.
heave, 8. (Náu.) Koldana. Sheaves, pl. de
sheaved, a. Lo que está hecho de paja,
agavillado. pa shed feathers, Pelechar.
o Shed, va. Verter, derramar; esparcir.
hed, 4, Sotechadlo, soportal; cobertizo, tin-
glado; tejadillo 6 efusion.
hedder, s. Derramador.
heep, 8. Oveja; papanatas, hombro simple.
tas, | Shelving, a. Inclinado,
SHI
Sheepfold, 4, Redil, corral para oncerrar
ovejas.
Sheephook, ¢. Onyado, báculo. pue
Sheepish, a. Vergonzoso; timido, pusilani-
Sheepishly, ad. Timidamente. (nimidad,
Sheepishness, 8. Empacho, timidez; pusila-
Sheepmaster, $. Ganadero; el dueño de ga-
Sheepebearie Esquil
eeps ng, 2. Esquileo.
Sheep's-eye, E Mirada al soslayo.
To Sheepshank, va. (Náu.) Hacer margarita
en un cabo.
Sheepskin, a, Piel de carnero. Sheepskin
dressed, Badana, Sheepskin undressed,
en
Sheepwalk, 8. Dehesa,
Sheer, a. Puro, claro.—ad. De un golpe.—
8. (Nau.) Arrufo.
To Sheer, on, (Nún.) Alargarse. Zo sheer
of, Huirse; escaparse. [arbolar.
Sheers, 8 E Tijoras, (Náu.) Cabria de
Sheet, a. Sabana; pliego de papel. Wind-
ing-sheet, Mortaja. (Náu. ta.
To Sheet, ec, Ensabanar. [cora mayor.
Sheet-anchor, 8, (Náu.) Esperanza; el án-
Sheet-cable, a Cable mayor; cable de es-
peranza.
Sheeting, 4. Tela para hacer sábanas. /?us-
sia ing, Brin de Rusia.
Shekel, 8, Siclo; moneda hebrea.
Shelf, a. Anaquol; bajio, banco do arena
Shelfy, a. Lleno de escollos 6 bajios.
Shell, a. Casco; cascara; vaina; silicua;
concha; corteza, (Art.) Bomba (Naz)
Casco 6 caja de moton.
To Shell, ea, Descascarar ; descortezar.—
on, Descascararse.
Shellduck, e. (Orn.) A'nado silvestre. [cha,
Shellfish, e. (Ict.) Marisco, pescado de con-
Shelly, a, Conchudo.
Shelter, £ Guarida, amparo; protector;
proteccion, asilo, refagio.
To Shelter, oa. Guarecer; abrigar ; poner
á cublerto; refuglar; acoger.
Shelterless, a, Desamparado; sin asilo.
Shelves, pi. de Shelf.
ndiente,
Shelvy, a. Lleno de bajios 6 escollos,
To Shend, oc. Arrainar, desgraciar.
Shepherd, @. Pastor; zagal; cara.
Shepherdess, 4f Pastora, zagala.
Shepherdy, 8. Pastoria ; el empleo de pastor.
Sherbet, 8. Sorbete, naranjada, limonada,
Sherd, e. Tiesto, casco, pedazo quebrado,
Sheriff, 8. Jerif; magistrado,
Sherry, & Vino de Jerez.
Shewy, a. Lustroso, briilanto, vistoso.
Shibboleth, 8. Jorigonza.
Shide, a. Pedacito, cacho.
Shield, & Escudo; amparo; protector.
To Shield, va. Escudar, amparar, resguardar.
Shieldbearer, s. Escudero.
To Shift, on. Mudarse; ingenfarse ; tergiver-
ser.—ea. Mudar; cambiar; alterar.
Shift, €. Artificio, fraude; último recurso ;
camisa de mujer,
Shiftable, a. Mudable.
Shiftor, 8. Tramoyista; invencionero,
Shiftless, a. Desamparado.
Shilling, a Chelin, moncda aes quo
SHO SHO
Shop, 8. Tienda, Baker's shop, Pans.-t>
Silversmith's shop, Platera. Jar”!
shop, Joyeria. Watch-maker's su; b=
lojeria. =
To Shop, en. Andar do thenda en tier
Shopboard, €. Taller 6 banco de artes”:
Shopbook, 8. Libro de tienda pars cu...
OLA e. a de la tienda
opkeeper, €. Tendero, .
Shoplifter, & Ladron de uns tends
Shopman, 8. Mancebo de tienda
Shopwindow, a. Ventana de tienda
vale doce peniques; en los E. U. doce y
medio centaros, [6 indecision.
Shill-i-shall-f 6 Shilly-shally, (Fam.) Duda
Bhily, ad. V. Shyly.
Shin, a. Espinilla. (resaltar.
To Shine, en. Lucir; brillar; relumbrar;
Bhinesa, a. V. Shyness, patente brillo,
Bhining, «4. Brillante, luciente.—a, Lucl-
Shiningness, & Resplandor, lustre.
Shingle, a, Ripis; tejamant ; tajamanil.
Shingles, 8. Mérpos 6 sarpullido al rededor
de los lomos.
Shiny, a. Lustroso, brillante, luciente. Shopwoman, af Tendera
Ship, 8. Nave; navio. Steum-shíp, Barco | Shorago, + Derecho de costa 6 ribera
de vapor. Shore, 8. Oosta, ribcra, playa
To Shore, va. Apuntalar. (Náu) Ex”:
Shoreless, a. Lo que no tiene coss t.! 3+
Shoreling, €. Pellejo de carnero t135;"-.. -
Shorn, pp. de To Shear.
Short, a. Corto, breve, sucinto. “=>
Short of this, Fuera de estó. [a *>**
time, Luego, presto. ae
Short-arm a. Lo que tiene los |
Short-bodied, a. Lo que tiene el cae?" .”
queño. eau:
Short-breathed, a. Que respira con <- -'
To Shorten, va, Acortar; compenis”: **
cenar. [voriter, Ts:=-> :
Shorthand, 8, Taquigrafia Ski
Short-lived, a. Corto de vida; pase."
Shortly, ad. Presto, luego; brevcos”.
Short-necked, a. Cuellicorto. — ““*
Shortness, & Cortedad ; pequeñez, =
Bhort-clghtod, a, Cegato; miope; «**- '
vista, Une
Short-sightedness, e. Miopia; radet\~'*
Short-walsted, a. Corto de talle.
Short-winded, a. Asmático, corto de ™
Short-winged, a. Corto de alas de
Shot, €. Tiro; alcance; manicion. 7
shot, A’ tiro de.
Shotfree, a. Libre do escote
Shough, a. Perro lanudo. 2d
Should, Signo de tiempo condicics:! .
en general se usa en los mismo > *
que se emplea shal! cn el future <- ©
cativo, aunque el uso de should L>” -
fijo como el de shal, blade, I's -
Shoulder, 8. Hombro; brazuelo. 5 >
To Shoulder, ea. Empujar con ins"=--
ar al hombro.
Shoulder-belt, e Tahali
Shoulder-knot, a Charretera mocht
To Shout, en. Exclamar; dar gritot 3*' *
Shout, €. Exclamacion, aclamacion, :7- ~
Shouter, €, Grltador.
To oa y n. Empojar; Impes.
Shove, 8. Empellon, empujon.
Shovel, e. Pala, eas
To Shovel, ea. ae ; pagar con 57
Shovel-board, s. Tabla para jugar 8: .:*.
Shovelfal, e, Palada —en, Pan”
To Show, ta. Enseñar; ar; dem” ”
Show, 4. Espectáculo ; ostentación; U=
Shooks, & pl. Paquetes de duelas. festacion; apariencia ; fantasms
To Shoot, ta. Tirar, arrojar, lanzar, disparar, |Showbread, 8. Panes de proposicics.
despedir alguna cosa con violencia, Shower, 4. Lluvia, llovizna; agnaccr
Bhoot, a, Tiro; gorrin; vástago. [tero. | To Shower, ea. Mojar ; derramar; disu:--
Shooter, 8, Tirador. Sharp-shooter, Cor-| con liberalidad.—en. Llover.
pucoHng: a Caza; tiro; punzada. Showeriness, 8. Ticmpo lluvioso.
é
To Ship, ea. Embarcar; armar. To ship
the rudder, (Nau) Calar el timon.
Shipboard, a. (Náu.) A-shipboard ú on
ipboard, A' bordo.
Shipboy, a. (Náu.) Paje de escoba ; grumete.
Shipcarpenter, 8. Carpintero de navío.
Shipchandlery, 8. Cabulleria [cion.
Shipmaster, 8. Capitan de barco 6 embarca-
Shipment, 8. Embarque; remesa; Ccarga-
mento. .
Shipmoncy, @& Derecho sobre navios.
Shipper, 8. Cargador; fletador.
Shipping, 8. Navios; embarco.
Ahipshape, a. (Nau.) Blen orientado.
Shipworm, 8, Broma. [cia.
Shipwreck, 8. Naufragio; desastre, desgra-
Tu Shipwreck, va. Causar naufragio.
Shipwright, €, Carpintero de ribera.
Shipyard, a, Astillero.
sy & Condado; las divisiones en que
está repartido el reino do Inglaterra.
Shirk, e, Trampista; ladron; defraudador.
To Shirk, ou. sia i defraudar.
Shirt, 8. Camisa do ombre.
To Shirt, oa. Cubrir con camisa.
Shirtless, a. Descamisado,
Shiyo, 3. Rebanada de pan; trozo, pedazo,
Bhiver, 8. Cachivache ; fragmento ; temblor.
To Shiver, en. Tiritar de frio; temblar de
miedo; car ‘arse; ae.
Shivering, 3 Horripilación, temblor; des-
membraci+ 2.
Shivery, a. Quebradizo,
Shoal, £ Concurrencia, multitud ; bajio.
Shoal of herrings, Cardume de arenques.
To Shoal, on. Atroparse, juntarso.
Shoaliness, +. Abundancia do bajios,
Shoaly, a. Lleno de bajios. sazon.
Shock, 8. Choque; cumbato; ofensa; de-
To Shock, ca. y n. Ofender; chocar; pro-
vocar ; enfadar.
Shocking, a. Espantoso, horrible, chocante.
Shoe, &, Zapato. Lorse-shoe, Ucrradura de
caballo.
To Shoe, ea. Calzar. To «hoe.a horse,
Merrar un caballo.
Shoemaker, €. Zapatero. [zapatos.
Shoestring, Shoctie, s. Cinta, correa para
Sholes, a. (Náu.) Soleras
Showerlesa, a. Sin lluvia; claro.
Showery, 4. Lluvioso ; Hoviose.
Showily, ad. Vistosamente, ostentosamente.
Showinesa, 4. Ostentacion; vista; esplendor.
Showish, Bhowy, a. Ostentoso, suntuoso,
* vistoso.
To Shred, ea. Picar.
Shred, 8, Cacho; pedazo pequeño.
Shrew, 8, Sierpe, víbora,
Sbrewd, a, Astuto; maligno; enfadoso.
Shrowdly, ad. Astutamente. [nidad.
Shrewdness, 8, Sagacidad, travesura; malig-
Shrewish, a. Regañon; pendenciero; dia-
bólico. [dientes.
Shrewishly, ad. Con mal humor; a regaña
Shrewishness, e, Perversidad ; travesura;
ai mal genio. a
hrewmouse, & Musgafio.
To Shriek, on, Chillar; gritar.
Shriek, 8, Chillido ; grito de espanto 6 dolor.
Shrill, a. Agudo, penetrante, sutil.
Shrilly, ad. A'speramente, agudamente.
Shrillness, €. La aspereza del sonido y de la
vou. ño; enano.
Shrimp, & oat Camaron, marisco peque-
Shrine, 8, Eelicario; urna para guardar
roliquias,
To Shrink, en, Encogerse, contraerse; evi-
tar un peligro.—va. Encoger, contracr.
Shrink, & Encogimiento, acortamiento,
suenen «El 6
irinker, & ne encoge 6 se en
To Shrive, ea, Oir el confesor al penteenta:
To Shrivel, vn. Arrugarse, encogerse.—vd.
Arrugar, doblar.
Shroud, €. Cubierta, guarida; mortaja.
Shrouds, & pl, (Náu.) Obenques. Futtock-
shrouds, Arraigadas. [gerse; refogiarse.
To Shroud, ea. Cubrir ; guarecer.—en. Aco-
Shrovotide, Shrove-Tueeday, e. Mártes de
carnestoléndas,
Shrub, $. (Bot) Arbusto; bebida de aguar-
diento de cañas, limon y azúcar.
Shrubbery, a. Plantio de arbustos; repajo.
Shrubby, a. Lleno de arbustos. dy
place, Matorral,
To Shrug, ea. Encoger, contraer.
To Shudder, on. Estremecerse, despoluzarse.
Shudder, Shuddering, a. Despeluzamiento.
To Shuffle, va. y ». Barajar; mezclar; tram-
pear; entrampar; tergiversar. To shuf-
He of, Evadirse.
Shuffle, 8. Barajadura; treta; artificio.
Shuffler, 8. Tramoyista; petardista,
Shuflling, a. Confusion; tramoya; chisme.
Shufflingly, ad. Engafosamente ; á trope-
zones,
Shumach, @ Zumaque. V. Sumach.
To Shun, va, i, n. Huir, evitar; rocatarse de.
Shunless, a. Inevitable.
To Shut, oa. Cerrar; prohibir.—oa. Unirse;
apretarse ; tapar. [exento.
Shut, 8. Cerradura; postigo.—a. Libre,
Shutter, a Cerrador; postigo de ventana.
shuttle, s. Lanzadera.
3huttlecock, a, Volante, rehilete.
Shy, a. rvado, cauteloso, vergonzoso.
shyly, ad. Con esquivez, reserva 6 caatela.
Shyness, 8. Esquivez, desapego.
sibilant, a. (Pcét.) Sibilanto.
Sibilation, e. Silbido.
Sibyl, a. Sibila, adivina.
Sicamore, 8. (Bot.) Sicómoro.
Siccation, 4. Desecacion; sequedad.
Siccity, 8. Sequedad; aridez.
Sice, e. Seis, el mayor punto en el dado.
Sick, @ Malo; ahitado; disgustado; harto;
corrompido. Enfermar.
Tu Sicken, ca. Enformar; debilitar.—on.
Sickish, a. Enformizo, algo malo.
Sickle, 8, Hoz, segadera,
Sickleman, e. Segador. [bitual.
Sickliness, 8. Achbaque; indispostcion ha-
Sickly, a. Enfermizo; lánguido, endeble,
Bicknoss, 8. Enfermedad, indispostcion.
Side, 8, Lado, costado; orilla; bordo.
To Side, va. y » Tomar parte con alguno,
To etde el mismo partido
ú opinion.
Sideboard, s. Aparador, alacena,
Side-box, 8. Palco lateral.
Bideface, 8. Cara de perfil.
Sidolong, a. Lateral.—ad. Lateralmonto.
Sideral, Sidereal, a. Sidéroo.
Sidesaddle, e. Sillon.
Side-walk, 8. Acera. (Mex.) Banqueta
pere pe ad. Delado, al traves.
Siding, 8. El empeñarse en un partido 6 fac-
on,
th one, Ber
Siege, 8. Sitio; servicio.
Sieve, 8. Cedazo, tamiz; criba.
Sievemaker, 8. Cedacero. vostigar.
To Sift, va. Cerner; cribar; examinar ; 1o-
Bifter, £. Cernedor.
To Sigh, on. Suspirar, gemir,
Sigh, €, Suspiro. >
Sight, e. Vista; conocimiento ; espectáculo.
Sightless, a. Clego ; feo.
Sightliness, 8. Elegancia ; apariencia vistosa.
Sightly, a. Hermoso, able 4 la vista.
Sigil, a Sello; firma, [ma; seña; vestigio.
Sign, e Señal; portento; tablilla; signo ; fir-
To Bign, ea. Señalar; firmar.
Signal, «. Senal, aviso.—a, Notable.
Signals, 3. (Náu.) Señales. [ticularizar.
To Signalize, ca, Señalar; singularizar ; par-
Signally, ad. Insignemente, señaladamenta,
Signatory, a. Lo que pertenece 4 sollo 6
rma,
Signature, a. Señal ; suscripcion ; signatura,
Signet, 8. Bello; signo privado. a
Significance, Significancy, a. Significacion ;
energía ; importancÍa, peso. portante.
Significant, a. Significante ; ento: im-
Significantly, ad. Expresivamente.
Siguificantness, 8. Lo que constituye á una
cosa significativa 6 importante.
Signification, 8. Significacion, significado,
sentido. . (enérgico.
Significative, «a. Significativo, expresivo,
Significatory, @ Señal, indicto, portar,
To Signify, ea. Significar; notificar; im-
Bignmanual, @ Firma hecha de propia ma-
no; signo de escribano.
Signpost, 8. Poste 6 pilar de muestra 6 señal.
Bllonce, €. Silencio, taciturnidad; quietud.
—interj. Silencio!
To Silence, ta. Imponer silencio.
Silent, a. Silencioso, taciturno; callado,
Silently, ad, Silenciosamente; on ruido.
ah
SIN
Silentness, $. Silencio.
Billclous, a. Lo que consta de sílice 6 cuar-
zo. Nilicivus earth, Tierra primitiva 6
eo
Bilicious, a. Hecho de cerdas.
Siliqua, € Silicna, un peso. (Bot.) Stlicua.
Biliquous, Siliquose, a. Silicnoso. seda,
Bilk, a. Scda. Bluck corded stik, Paño de
Bilkdyor, 8. Tintorero de sedas. suave.
Silken, a. Hecho de seda: sedefio; blando,
Bilkiness, a. Blandura, molicie; suavidad.
Bilkthrower, Silkthrowster, a Devanador
de seda.
Silkweaver, 8. Tejedor de seda.
Silkworm, €. Gusano de soda.
Bilky, a. Hecho de seda; sedeño.
Sill, a, Urnbral de puerta.
Billabub, a. Bobida de leche, vino, dec.
Sillily, ad. Tontamente, neciamente.
Silliness, +. Simpleza, bobería, necedad.
ae a. Necio; mentecato; inocente; sen-
cillo.
Bilt, a. Cieno, fango.
Bilvan, a. Selvoso ; silvoso.
Silver, 8, Plata—a. De plata, plateado.
To Silver, va. Platear; azogar.
Silvor-beater, «. Batihoja; batidor de plata.
Silver-fir, e, (Bot.) Abeto,
Bilver-lace, a. Encaje 6 galon de plata.
Bilvorly, ad. Con apariencia de plata,
Bilver-mine, Silver-ore, a, Mina de plata.
Silversmith, e. Platero. sina.
Silver-thistle, 8. eet) Acanto 6 branca
Silver-weed, 8, (Bot) Agrimonia Ñ
Silvery, a. Plateado, dado de plata.
Simar, 8. Una especio de ropa talar antigua
ra mujer. [parecido.
Bimilar, Similarly, a. Similar; semejante;
Similarity, 8. Semejanza; conformidad,
Similarly, ad. Semejantemente.
Simile, 8. Simil; similitud; comparacion.
Similitude, s8. Similitud, semejanza; ejem-
plo; comparacion.
Simitar, a Cimitarra.
To Simmer, on. Hervir á fuego lento.
Simoay, $. Simonia.
Simontac, Simoniacal, a. Simoniaco.
Simous, a. Lo que tiene nariz chata.
To Simper. on. Sonreirse con afectacion.
Simper, 8, Sonrisa tonta 6 afectada.
Simple, a. Simple; manso; llano; inge-
nuo; puro.—s. Simple. :
Simpleness, 3. Simplicidad; sencillez; ne-
Simpler, €. Simplicista; herbolario. ©
Simpleton, 8. Simplon, simplonazo.
Cie ple , & Sencillez; ingenuidad ; sim-
pl cidad.
To Simplify. va. Simplificar.
Bimplist, a. Simplicista.
Simply, ad, Sencillamente : simplemente.
To Simulate, va. Simular, fingir. [sia.
Simulation, s. Simulacion, doblez hipocre-
Simultaneous, a. Simultáneo.
Sin, +, Pecado.
To Sin, on. Pecar.
Sinapism, £ Sinapismo.
Sinborn, a. Nacido de
Bince, ad. Ya que, d
ur-
“ado.
o que; desde que;
pues que.—prep. Desde, despues,
Bincere, a O, puro; sincero,
To Sip, ea. Echar, traguitos, copitas.
Sip, € Sorbo, trago
SIS
Sincerely, ad. Sinceramente, frincamert.
Sincereness, Sincerity, a. Sinceridad, 15ic
Pe Sera $
ne, prep. Sin.
Sinecure, s. Rents; beneficio simple. Msn
Sinew, a. Tendon; nervio: musculo £.---
Sinewed, Sinewy, a. Nervioso; fuerte; »-
us
Sinful, a. Pecaminoso; malvado; per":
Sinfully, ad. Malvadamente, de ant
criminal, : eres
Sinfulness, 8. Maldad, corrupcion, pervc™-
To Sing. en. y a. Cantar; gorjear; rei:
To Singe, ra. Chamuscar.
Singer, 8. Cantor, cantora
Singing, e. Canto, másica vocal
Sincing-master, a, Maestro de canta
Single, a. Uno, sencillo, simple, solo: *-
tero; dep [re
To Single, ta. Singularizar; separa: 1:>
Single-combat, «¿Combate singular; des:
Single hearted, a. Cándido, ingenue.
Single-life, a. Celibato; soltera, exit
eri a. Sencillez; sioceridad, 15 "=>
E
Singly, ad. Individualmente; s¡20>
Singsong, 8. Cadencia uniforme.
Singular, a. Sencillo; singular; rara.
Singularity, 8. Particularidad; singus”1
Singularly, ad. Singularmente, «¡>
monte. .
Sinister, a. Izquierdo; siniestro: fare.
Rinisrouss a. Siniestro, malvsdo. «>
vado.
Sinistrously, ad. Sinfestramente |
To Bink, on. Hundirse, sumirse: t=
arruinarse.—ea. Hundir. Sinbiap:">
Abatimiento de ánimo. ;
Sink, €. Alcantarilla, albañal; sentir
Sinker, a Hundidor. Die-sinker, Tu"
abridor.
Sinlesa, a. Im ble.
Sinlessnesa, 8. Impecabilidad.
Sinner, €, Pecador, pecadora. ees
Sin-offering, & El sacrificio propicisicr:
Sinoper, Sinople, 8. Rúbrica sinópica 1
bermellon.
Sinople, e. (Blas.) Sinople, verde.
To Sinuate, ca. Formar sinuosidades
Sinuation, a, Tortuosidad, corvadura
Sinuosity, 3. Sinuosidad.
Sinnous, 7. Sinuoso.
Sinus, €. Seno, ensenada ; bahia
ueño. (x
Siphon, a. Sifon; tu
Sipper, & Sorbedor. a
Sippet, £ Sopita, sopilla, sope.
Sir, £ Señor, caballero, palabra de tratas
Sire, e. Padre. Grand-stre, Abuelo.
To Sire, ea. Engendrar, prodneir.
Siren, & Sirena.—a. Encantador.
Sirius, 8. (Astron.) Birio, canicula
Sirloin, 8. Lomo de buey 6 vaca
Sirocco, 8. Siroco 6 jaloque.
Sirrah, 6. Malandrin, picaro.
Sir-reverence, s. Cagajon ;
Sirup, 3. Jarabe. (Amer.) Dulce.
a
corvo pars M3 *
Sister, af Hermana, Sister-in-taie, Co"
Sister-blocks, 8, (Náu.) Motones besa”
SKI
Sisterhood, 8. Hermandad; congregacion.
Bisterly, a, Con bormandad, fraternal, fra-
terno.
Sistrum, 8, Sistro, Instrumento de música.
To Sit, on. Sentarse ; asentarse; descansar.
—cd. Asentar. To sit up, Velar.
Site, 8. Sitio, altuacton, solar.
Sited, a, Puesto, colocado, situado, sito.
Sithed, a. Armado de a
Sitheman, & Guadañero, guadafiil.
sitter, a El que so sienta; velador; el ave
que esta empoullando los huevos,
Sitting, 8. Seslun; sentada; empolladura,
Situate, €, Situado. [empleo.
Situation, & Situacion, estado; acomodo,
Sixpence, 8, Seis peniques 6 medio chelin.
Sixscore, a. Ciento y veinte. [nado.
sizable, a. Lo que tiene tamaño proporcio-
size, & Tamaño, talle; calibre, dimensioh.
To aH oa, Ajustar; arreglar, igualar; en-
erudar,
Sizol, a. Lo que pertencce al tamaño.
ae o peral
Sizy, a, Viscoso, 080.
Skain, 8. Made a ane: :
Skate, s. (Ict.) Lija Patin. [tados.
Skcects, & (Náu.) Bañaderas, cubiertas 6 cos-
keg, & Cirucla silvestre.
Skeuz, 8. (N&u.) Remato do la quilla,
Skcin, & Madeja, mazo.
Skeleton, 8, Esqueleto; armazon.
FSkullum, & Picaro; baladron.
skep, 8, Ps de cesto para llevar trigo.
skeptic, & Escéptico.
skeptical, a. Escéptico.
~keptically, ad. Escepticamente,
~hepticism, 8. Escepticismo.
sketch, & Diseño; esbozo; trazo, borron.
Co Sketch, ea. Esquiciar, trazar ; bosquejar.
¿kow, a. Óblicuo, torcido, atravesado.
Po Skew, on, Mirar al sesgo.
¡kewer, 8. Aguja de lardcar; espeton.
“uv Skewer, va, Espetar, aflanzar el asado
SLA
Ekipper, 3. (Niu.) Maestro de embarcacion.
Skirmish, s. Escarimuza; pendoncia,
To Skirmish, on. E UZAr.
Skirmisher, 8. Escaramuzador.
Skirrot, ¢. (Bot.) Chirivia
Skirt, 8. Falda; filete; orilla.
Tu Skirt, va, Orillar; poblar ol márgen de
un rio, monte, pais, etc.
Skit, 8. Burla, capricho. -
Skittish, a. Espantadizo ; retozon; qu
Skittishly, ad. Caprichosamente.
Skittishness, 8. Desenvoltura; inconstancla.
Skreen, £ Criba; blombo; mampara. V.
Screen.
Skue, a. Oblicuo, torcido. V. Sketo.
To Skulk, en. Andar ú sombra de tejado.
Skull, «. Cránco. V. Scull,
Skullcap, 8. V. Scullcap.
Sky, 8 on ctérea, cielo, firmamento.
Sk yey, a. Etéreo.
Skycolor, s. Color azul 6 celeste.
Skyoolored, Skydyed, 4. Azul celeste,
Skyed, Skyish, a. Azalado.
Skylark, a, (Orn.) Alondra, calandria.
Skylight, €. Claraboya.
Skyrocket, 8. Cohete.
Slab, a. Charco; losa; costero.
Slab, a. Espeso; viscoso; glutinoso.
To Slabber, on. Babear; ensuciar; derramar.
Slabberer, 8. Baboso; ensuciador. (Fam.)
Cochino. paa baor: babero.
Slabbering, £ Babeo. Slabbering-bib, 8.
Slabby, a. Espeso; viscoso; mojado.
Slab-line, a. (Náu.) Briolin,
Slack, a. Flojo: negligento; tardo.
To Slack, To Slacken, va. y nm. Aflojar;
ablandar; amainar; endulzar; despegar;
decaer.
Slackly, ad. Flojamenta, lentamento.
Slackness, 8. Flojedad ; descuido; debilidad.
Slag, a. Escoria, la hez de los metales,
Slale, a Peine de tejedor.
Slaín, pp. del verbo To Say. [aflojar.
lloso.
ul-
To Slake, va. Apagar; remojar; moderar;
To Slam, va.Arrojar con violencia. Tu slam
the door, Cerrar de golpo é la puerta.
con espetones,
kids, e. 9 iu.) Baraderos. [fio.
hiff, & (Nau.) Esquife, bote, barco peque-
kilful, a. Práctico, diestro, habil, experto. Slam, a Capote en el juego. [mar.
kilfully, ad. Diestramente. To Slander, ca. Calamniar, denigrar, infa-
kilfulness, &,}Habilidad, destreza, capacidad. Siandar, s. Calamnia; denigracion ; infamia,
kill, 8. Conocimiento; habilidad; destre-| deshonra. [ciento.
za; arte. | Slanderer, 8, Calumniador, impostor, maldi-
rilled, a. Práctico, instruido. Slandering, 8. Murmuracion, maledicencia,
kiliet, 8, Marmita pequeña. [zarse.| —c. Maldiciente.
o Skin, ca, Desnatar; espumar; desli- | Slanderous, a. Infamatorio, calumnioso,
kim, « Espuma; bez, escorla, desecho. _| Slanderously, ad. Calumniosamente,
kimmble-skamble, a. Desordenado, extra- +Slang, peak: del verbo 7o Sling.
yagante, Slank, a. (Bot.) Alga marina.
immer, 8. Espumadera. | Slant, Slanting, a. Sesgado, oblicuo. |
xim-mliik, a. Leche desnatada, 'Slantly, Slantwise, ad. De traves 6 al traves,
cin, & Cutis, pelle sutil; cuero. | To Slap, ea, Golpear; dar una manotada 6
» Skin, ta. Desollar; con la piel 6 pelle-: bofeton. tada, bofeton.
jo; hacerse costras, 'Slap, 4. Manotada. Slap on the face, Bofe-
nner, 4, Pellejero; peletero. 'Slapdash, inter. (Vulg.) De una vez, de un
.intiingss, 2. Flaqueza, falta do carnes. 1
nny, a@& Flaco, falto de carnes,
> Ship, va. Saltar, brincar, triscar, omitir. :
ip. 5 Cabrio!a, salto, brinco.
iplack, a. Hombre do fortuna levantado
del estiércol. |
i is Lacayo, criado de librea.
1
golpe.
To Slash, ea. Acuchillar.—on. Tirar tajos y
roveses con espada á trochemoche.
Slash, 8, Cuchillada.
Slatch, 2, (Náu;) El medio de un cabo snelto,
Slatch of fine weather, Momento do buen
tiompo. oa
SLE
Blate, a, Pizarra.
To Slate, za. Fig opal
Slate-colored, a. De color de pizarra.
Slate-pencil, a. Pizarrin, pizarrete.
Slatequarry, e. Pizarral.
Slater, 8. Pizarrero.
To Slattern, ca. Malgastar el tiempo.
Slattern, 8. Mujer desaliñada.
Slatternly, ad. Desalinadamente.—a. Puer-
co, desaliñado,
Slaty, a. Pizarrefio. (gente.
Slaughter, as. Carnicería; mortandad de
To Slaughter, ra. Matar atrozmente; matar
animales en la carnicería,
Blaughterhouse, e. Matadero.
Slaughterman, a. Matador, asesino.
Blaughterous, a. Mortifero, destructivo.
Blavo, a. Esclavo, esclava,
To Slave, en, Trabajar como esclavo.
Slave-born, a. Esclavo de nacimiento.
Slave-like, a. Propio de esclavo, servil.
Slaver, a. Baba.
To Slaver, en. Baboscar.
Slaverer, 8, Baboso, el que babosca.
Slavery, 8. Esclavitud; servidumbre, yugo.
Slavish, a. Servil, bajo,
Slavishly, ad. Servilmente. [esclavitud.
Blavishuesa, 8. Bajoza vileza; servidumbre,
To Slay, ta. Matar.
Slay, e. V. Slate,
Slayer, 8, Matador.
Sleave, €, Seda 6 hilo destorcido,
To Sleave, va. Destorcer.
Bleaziness, a. Flojedad. (Paño de soplillo,
Bleazy, a. Flojo, endeble. Sleasy cloth,
Sled, €. Narria, rastra, [ria, trineo.
Sledge, a. Macho; mazo de; rastra, nar-
To Slee, en. (Náu.) Trabajar, hablando do
una embarcacion.
Bleck, a. Liso, bruñido; suave, blando,
To Sleek, ea. Peinar; alisar, pulir.
Sleckness, e. Lisura,
Bleek y, ad. Con lisura 6 Instro. [sar.
To Sicep, on. Dormir; descuidarse; repo-
Sleep, 8. Sueño; descanso, reposo,
Sleeper, a. Durmiente, dormilon; zángano;
holgazan. (Núu.) Curva de yugo.
Slceplly, ad. Con somnolencia, pesadez.
Sleepiness, a, Somnolencia; adormecimitn-
to; letargo.
Sleeping, 8. Sueño, reposo, descanso.
Slecpless, a, Desvelado, falto de sueño.
Sleepy, a. Sonoliento ; soporifero; letúrgico.
Blect, €, Aguanieve.
To Sleet, on. Caer aguanicve.
Slecty, a. Lo que contiene aguanieve.
Sleeve, 8. Manga. (Ict.) Calamar. Zolaugh
in the sleeve at, Reirse con disimulo,
Sleeve-band, s. Cinta con que se ajusta la
manga.
Bleove-button, 4. Boton de manga.
Sleeved, a. Lo que tiene man
Siceveless, a. Sin mangas; falto de razon 6
fundamento, fuera de camino. Sleeveless
tale, Fábula absurda ó ridícula.
Bleich, e, Trineo.
Sleight, 8 Ardid, artificio, astucia, maña.
Sleight, a. Engañoso, artificioso, capcioso.
Slender, a. Delgado, sutil, débil, escaso,
Slender! an Sutilmente; ligeramente,
SLO
Slenderness, 4. Delgadez; debilidad; escz-
sez; pequeñez.
To Sley, ta. Dividir 6 torcer en hilos -
Sley, 4. V. Slate.
To Slice, ea. Rebanar; cortar;
Slice, 2. Rebanada; tajada
To Slide, en. Resbalar; deslizarse; desea
bullirse.—oa. Hacer colar; colarse —
Slide, 8. Paso llano y fácil; curso; fui
en cl estilo.
Slider, a, Resbalante; resbalador. :
Sliding, 8. Deslizamiento; desliz Sid's;
knot, Nudo escorridizo. :
Blight, a. Ligero; negligente; necio: far:
elgado.—e. Desaire, artificio. [rc’s 2.
To Slight, va. Menospreciar; desairar: -
Slighter, 8. Menospreciador, desairadcr, i--
iferante.
Slighting, s. Menosprecio, desden ; deser:.'-.
Slightingly, ad. Con desprecio. Dr" te
Slightly, ad. Ligeramente; elige:.~
Slightness, 8. Debilidad; descuido; nx<--
ncla,
Slim, a. Delgado, sutil la
Slime, 8. o; cualquiera sustancis viso-
Sliminesa, a. Viscosidad.
Slimy, a. Viscoso, pegajoso.
Slineas, es. Treta, ardi V. Siyness
qe 8. Honda; hondazo; vendaje. (az:
uslinga.
To Sling, oa. Tirar con honda; arrojar.
Slinger, €. Hondero. [bolt
To Slink, ea. Abortar, malparir.—on. Ext
To Slip, on. Rosbalar, deslizarse; si
alguna cosa de su lugar; caer en arcu.
error; escapar, huirse; deslizarse. —1
Meter; desatar. To slip away, Desaps
recerse,
Shp; & Beshalen ; desliz; d ado; ex
; error. Slip of paper, de pape
Slipboard, a, Corredera, ;
Slipknot, €. Lazo corredizo,
Slipper, 8. Chinela.
Slipperiness, €, La calidad resbaladiza
Slippery, a. Resbaladizo; movedizo; i:
Cc erto.
Slipshod, a. En chancletas, [substancia
Slipslop, 8, Aguachirle; composicion +i
To Slit, ea. Rajar, hender; tajar, cortar.
Sit, 2 a, hendedura.
To Slive, ca. Rajar, hender; cortar.
Pers e Tajada; vástago arrancado de =2
rbo
Sloata, 2. pl. Teleras de carro.
Slobber, 8. Baba. V. Slaver.
To Slobber, ea. Babosear.
Sloe, 8. Endrina, la fruta del endrino.
Sloc-tree, e. ee Endrino.
Sloop, @. u.) Balandra. Sloop of wre.
(Nán.) Corveta
To Slop, ea. Ensuciar, enlodar.
Slop, 8. Aguachirle; mancha,
Slope, 8. Beara: declive; desoensn, loma;
escarpa.—d. Besgo, torcido, inclinada —
ad. Al sesgo, oblicuamente. [4 un ls.
To Slope, ta. Sesgar.—en. o tore:re
Slopeness, Slopingness, 4. vidad; chi:
cuidad; sesgadura, (sesea
Slopewise, Slopingly, ad. Sesgadamente, al
Sloppy, a. Lodoso, cenagoso.
SMA
SMO
+Slot, e, Pista, huella de venado.
Tw Slot, va, Golpear; chocar.
Sloth, 8, Pereza; inercla; perezoso,
Slotbful, a, Perezoso; lento; dejado.
Sil ad. ad i
othfulnesa, e. Pereza; ez; e-
Slouch, 8, Mirada cabizbaja; batan ; ano.
To Slouch, ea. yn. cabizbajo. Slouch-
tng hat, Sombrero gacho,
Blough, 4, [puerco.
Slough, 8. Porquera; el cubil del jabalí 6
Sloughy, a. oso, pantanoso.
Sloven, € Hombre desaliñado y desaseado.
Slovenliness, ¢, Desaliño; asquerceldad ; ne-
gligencla. descuidado.
Slovenly, a Desalifiado; suclo; dejado;
tolovenry, & bik le desaliño, suciedad.
Slow, a. Tardío, lento, pausado, detenido,
tardo; pesado; torpe.
Slowly, ad. Lentamente.
Slownesas, a, Lentitad, detencion; pesadez.
Slow-worm, & Cecilia, serpiente pequeña.
Tu aot ea. Chafallar; manchar, ensu-
ciar.
=lubberdegullion, a. (Vulg.) Andrajo.
Sludge, a, o, cleno.
Yo Slua, ea. (Núu.) Revirar,
Slug, 8, Haragan; babosa; pieza de metal
en Ingar de bala de escopeta.
To Slug, on. Holgazanear.
Slug-a-bed, & Un dormilon.
Slugeard, e, Haragnn, holgazan. [lente
Slugzish, a, Perezoso, flojo, dejado, indo-
sluggishly, ad. Perezosamente.
Sluygishness, a. Pereza, flojedad, dejadez.
sluice, 8. Compuerta. [acoquia, etc.
To Sluice, va. Soltar la presa de un canal,
5luicy, a, Lo que corre en torrente; lo que
tiene compuertas. [Echar 4 dormir.
Fo Slumber, en. Dormitar; reposar.—ea,
¿lamber, @ Sueño ligero, descanso, reposo.
jlurnberous, a. Soporifero; soñoliento; in-
dolcnte,
Po Slur, ea, Manchar, ensuciar.
'lur, 8. Borron; petardo, jugada.
ut, af. Fregona, mujer asquerosa.
luttishness, £. Asquerosidad, suciedad.
luttish, a. Asqueroso, puerco, sucio,
luttishly, ad. Asquerosamente.
ly, a. Astuto, picaro, socarron, artificloso,
falso, marrajo. [sueco,
lybouta, 8, (Fam.) Mañuclas, martagon,
lyly, ad. Astutamente; á burtadillas,
Ivness, 4, Mañucla, socarroneria; disimulo.
'v Smack, on. Saber á; oler; saborearse.—
et. Besar.
mack, 8. Sabor, gusto; tintara; residuo;
beso tronado; manotada. (Naw) Esma-
que.
inacker, & Beso 6 golpe con ruido.
mall, a. Pequeño, menudo; débil, flojo;
tierno; blando.
nallago, @. (Bot) Percjil de agua.
nall-arms, 3. Armas blancas.
nall-beer, 8. Cerveza debil 6 floja.
nall-coal, a, Carbon menudo, cisco.
nall-craft, 4. Embarcacion menor.
nallness, a. Pequeñez; debilidad.
nallpox, e, Viruelas.
nally, ad. Poco; en pequeña cantidad.
. | Smorlin, e. (Ict.) Esrnaro.
Sma tines 7) ho d Ida 6
maragdine, a. Hecho de esmera seme-
Smart, 8. Escozor; dolor; bullebulle.—a,
Punzante; agudo; vivo, eficaz; avisado,
[Jante á ella,
ingenioso. (cion.
To Smart, on. Escocer; percibir una sensa-
early; ad. Agudamente, vivamento; con
ura.
Smartnesa, 8. Agudeza; viveza, sutileza.
To Smatter, on. Saber una cosa suporficial-
mente; hablar sin conocimiento. _{cial.
Smatter, $. Tintura, conocimiento superfi-
Smatterer, 8. El que sabe una cosa superfl-
cialmente.
To Smear, va. Salpicar, untar; emporcar.
Smeary, a. Graso; pegajoso,
To Smeeth, oa. Ahumar; tiznar.
Smegmatic, a. (Poc. us.) Sapondceo,
To Smell, ea, Oler; percibir; descubrir.—
on. Oler, despedir de sí fragrancia 6 hedor.
Smal 8. Olfato; olor; fragrancia; hedion-
ez.
Smeller, 8. Oledor.
Smellfeast, e. Parásito, gorrista, mogollon.
Smelling-bottle, a. Pomito de olor.
Smelt, pret. y part. pas. del verbo To Smell.
Smelt, a. (Ict.) Espirenque de mar.
To Smelt, ta. Fundir minerales para extraer
de ellos un metal mas precioso.
Smelter, 8. Fundidor ; apartador 6 separa-
dor do metales,
[mente
To Smicker, on. Sonreirse; mirar amorosa-
Smickering, 4. Mirada ú ojeada amorosa.
To Smile, ez. Sonreirse; manifestar alegría;
favorecer.
Smile, e, Sonrisa.
Smiling, a. Risueño.
Smilingly, ad. Con cara risueña,
To Smirch, oa. Anublar, oscurecer, deslucir,
To Smirk, on. Sonreirse. To smirk upon,
Mirar risueño.
Smirk, Smirky, a Gallardo, alroso; alegro,
To Sumito, va. Herr, golpear; afligir, casti-
gar; excitar algun afecto. (Fam.) Ena-
morar.
Smiter, €. El que hiere 6 mata; golpeador.
Smith, es. Forjador de metales, Black-
smith, Herrero. Smith and farrier,
Herrmlor, albéitar. Lockemith, Cerra-
ero. Goldsmith, Orifice. Silceramith,
latero.
S8mithcraft, e. El oficio de forjador.
Smithery, & Herreria; cerrajería.
Smithy, €. Forja, hornaza. [amujerado,
Smock, 8, Camisa de mujer.—a, Afeminado,
Smock-faced, a. Pálido, descolorido.
Smoke, « Humo; vapor espeso.
To Smoke, on. Humear; arder; fumar.
tee) Chupar. Oler.—va. Ahumar; ri-
iculizar,
To Smoke-dry, oa. Secar al humo, ahumar.
Smoke-jack, «. Torno de asador que se
muevo por medio del humo.
Smokeless, A. Desahumado ; sin hemo.
Smoker, 38, Sahumador; fumador.
Smoky, a. Humeante; humoso,
Smooth, a. Lixo, brnfiido; llano, igual;
uniforme; suave; lisonjero; cortes.—4.
Lisura, tersura, bruñido.
SNA
SNU
To Smooth, oa Allanar; alisar; fuciiitar.
To Smoothen, vn. Alisar. [sereno.
Smooth-faced, a. De semblante apacible y
Smooth-gliding, a. Dicese de la corriente
mansa 6 suave.
Smooth-grained, a. Lo que tiene vetas lisas.
Smooth-haired, a. Lo que tiene cabello liso,
Smoothing-plane, e. Cepillo corto,
Smoothly, ad. Igualmente; lisamente; fá-
cilmente ; afablemente.
Smoothness, €. Lisura; bruñido; suavidad. | T
Smooth-paced, a. Lo que anda con paso
igual. [Igual
Smooth-shaven, a. Lo que está rasurado por
Smooth-sliding, a. Lo que se desliza con
suavidad 6 igualdad. Jero.
Smooth-spoken, Smooth-tongued, a. Lison-
To Smother, oa. Ahogar, sufocar ; suprimir.
Ao s. Bupresion; humareda, polva- |S
a
Smonuldering, a. Lleno de humo sin salida,
sar» a. (Vulg.) Atildado, pulido con afec-
tacion. [matutear.
To Smuggle, va. Hacer el contrabando;
Smaggler, s. Contrabandista, matutero.
Smuggling, 2. Comercio de contrabando,
metedu
Smut, 4, Tiznon ; suciedad ; tizon ; impureza.
To Smut, 02. Tiznar; ensuciar; atizonar.—
on, Enmohecerse.
To Smuteh, va. Tiznar, manchar con tizne,
Smuttily, ad. Con humo 6 tizne; impádi-
camente.
Bmuttinoss, e. Tizne; tiznon ; obscenidad.
Smutty, a, Tiznado; humoso; atizonado;
obsceno.
Snack, s. Parte, porcion.
Snafile, 8. Brida con muserola; bridon.
To Snaffie, va. Refrenar; contener ; gan-
ear; varlz
Snag, $ Dontadura, recortadura dentada ;
corcova; sobrodiente ; nudo en la madera,
Bnagged, Snaggy, a. Lleno de sobredlentes;
corcovado; nudoso. (diente,
Snaggle-toothed, a. El que tiene un sobre-
Bnaggling, 8, Dentadura ; impresion con los
dientes.
Bnail, 4, Caracol.
Snako, e. Culebra.
Snakeroot, « (Bot) Serpentaria. Indian
enake Raiz de serpiente,
Snakeshead, Snakoweed, e. (Bot.) Bistorta,
" dragontea.
Bnakewood, s. Madera medicinal.
Snaky, a. Lo que pertenece 6 se asemeja á
la culebra; serpentino.
To Snap, va. y n Hacer estallar una cosa;
romper, destrozar; agarrar; morder; in-
sultar; faltar una arma; castañetear.
Snap, €. Estallido; mordiscon ; mordedura;
presa, robo,
Snap-dragon, & (Bot) Yerba becerra.
Snapper, 8. Mordedor. Snappers, Casta-
ñuelas.
Snappiéh, a. Mordaz; regañon, agrio.
Snappishly, ad. Mordazmente; agriamente,
Spappishness, $, Aspereza, despego en el
trato
doc. | Snic
To Snarl, en. Regañar, resougar.
Snarler, s. Regafion; gruñidor.
Snarty, a. Enredoso, insidioso. [portar.
To Snatch, va. Arrebatar; agarrar; tras-
Snatch, 8. Arrebatamiento; arrebatiñs; uns
pequeña porcion ; respuesta evasiva,
Snatch-block, e. ia Pasteca
Snatcher, 8. Arre or.
astenia ly, ad. de sad batadamente.
nead, 8. go de a,
0 Sneak, on, Arrastrar; venir 6 irse i ls
sordina. Zo eneak along, Andar csb2-
bajo.
Sneaker, @. El que obra con bajeza y vileza
Sneaking, a, Servil; bajo; tacaño.
Sneakingly, ad. Servilmente ; rateramen:c.
Sneakingness, £. Bajeza; vileza, ruindad.
Sneck, 8. Aldaba de puerta
noe, 8. V. Srick,
To Sneor, en. Mirar 6 hablar con desprecia
Sneer, e Mirage de desprecio; fisga; mui,
escarnio.
Sneerer, £. Mofador, fisgon, escarnecedor.
tSneerfal, a. Desdeñoso, insolente.
To Sneeze, on. Estornadar.
Sneeze, 3. Estornudo.
Sneezewort, 8. (Bot.) Estornutatorio.
Sneezing-powder, 8. Cebadilla.
Snet, & Sebo de venado.
s. Rida á navajazos 6 cuchifiadas
To Snicker, To Snigger, on. Reirse t/ >
mente... (nia
To Sniff, on, Resollar con fuerza hacis w-
To Suigyle, on. Pescar anguilas en prea
To Snip, va. Tijeretear ; cortar con tijeras
Snip, 8. Tijeretada; parte; porcion.
Snipe, €. (Orn.) Agachadiza; zote, Zop.:1
Snipper, 3. El que tijenstea,
Snipsnap, 8. Diálogo áspero ó picante.
To Snite, en. Sonarse la nariz.
Snivel, a. Moquita. Lunes
To Snivel, en Moquear. (Mex) diriz:-
8niveller, 8. Lloraduelos ; mocoso,
Snivelly, a. Lo que tiene moco.
To pS ea Eoncar,
Snore, 8. Ronquido.
Snorer, & Roncador, el que ronca.
Snoring, £. Ronquido.
To Snort, on. Resoplar, bufar.
Snot, a, (Bajo.) Moco.
Snotty, a. Mocoso.
Snout, a. Hocico; el morro de los animi.3
Snonted, 8. Hocicudo,
Snoutfair, a. Afeitado, pintado.
Snow, 8. Nieve. (Náu.) Paquebote.
To Snow, on. Novar, caer nieve.
Snowball, 4. Peila 6 pelota de nieve.
Snow-broth, 4. Agua de nieve 6 de cas-
quier liquido muy frio,
Snowdrop, & (Bot) Campanilla blanca
Snow-white, a, Nevado, blanco cuseo la
E nieve. y aca
nowy, A, Nevoso; nevado : pura
To Snub, va. Reprender, role, regakar.—
on, Sollozar.
Snab, 4. Nudo de madera bs
Snub-nosed, a. El que tiene la nariz lis=a +
To Snug, on, Haraganear; dormir 14.7
asechanza ; |
abrigado en la cama. a
To poe on nmarañar, enredar. ae To
E [trampa.
Snare, 4. Cepo, lazo, trampa;
E {Snuff 8. Pavesa de candela; tabaco «:
—
SOD
SOL
To Snuff, va. Oler; despabilar.
Snuífbox, 8. Caja de rape; tabaquera.
Snnfters, 8. pl Despabiladeras. [de
Nnulfer-stand, e. Piatillo para la$ despabila-
To Snuffle, vr, Ganguear, hablar gangoso.
Snuff-maker, 8. Fabricante do tabaco de
lyo.
Scuff. taker, 8, Tabaquista
Snug, a. Abrigado, conveniente, cómodo.
To Snuggle, vn. Dormir abrigado. 2
So, ud. Asi; asi como, por lo mismo; por
tanto, por consiguiente; tal, tan 6 tanto;
de modo 6 de manera que; por tanto;
con tal que.—conj. Bien, supuesto que.
So, then, Con que. So that, De sucrte
qua. So 80, Asi asi, tal cual.
To Soak, on, a. Remojarse; calarse.
(Y ug.) Embeber.
Soap, 8. Jabon.
To Soap, va. Jabonar, 6 oa:
Soap-ashes, 8. pl, Las con que quedan
despues de hacer jabon.
Soapberry-tree, 3. (Bot.) Sapindo.
Soapboiler, €. Jabonero,
Svap-earth, & Espocie de tierra de batan.
Svap-house, 8. Jaboneris.
Soapsads, & Jabonaduras,
Soapwort, 8. (Bot.) Saponaria.
Soapy, A, Jabonoso, saponáceo,
'l'o Suar, vn, Remontarse; olevarse, Soar-
ing style, Estilo sablime.
Soar, 8. Vuelo 6 remonte muy alto.
Sob, a, Sollozo, suspiro,
'To Sob, on. Buspirar, sollozar. [modesto,
Sober, a Sobrio; cuerdo; grave, sabio,
To Sober, va. Desemborrachar.
Soberly, ad. Sobriamente ; juiciosamente.
Soberness, Sobriety, 8. Subriedad; grave-
dad; calma,
Soc 6 Soke, 4 (For.) Derecho, Jurisdiccion.
Socage, 8 (For.) tenencia de alguna
ticrra on conso, {las tierras de otro.
Socager, €. (For.) El que tieno en arriendo
Sociable, a. Sociabie, familiar, comunica-
tivo. franqueza.
Sociability, Sociableness, 3, Sociabilidad,
Sociably, ad. Bociablemente, amigable-
mente.
Rocial, a. Social; afable, franco.
Soclalness, 8. Afabilidad, sociabilidad.
Suciety, 8. Sociedad; acudemia; junta; com-
pañia ; asociacion.
Socinianism, €. Socinlanismo.
Sock, 8. Calcetin; zueco; reja de arado.
Socket, @ El cañon del candelero. Sucket
of the eye, Cuenca del ojo. Socket of a
tooth, Alveolo de un diente.
Socle, & (Arg.) Zócalo, plinto.
Socman, @ V. Socager.
Socome, 8. (For.) La ubligacion que tenisn
los vasallos de llevar á moler el grano al
molino dol señor. [soootrino.
3ncotrine aloes, 8. Zábila socotrina 6 acibar
Sod, as. Césped, turba, terron.
soda, a, Sosa, Sodu-water, Agua de soda,
Jodalitious, a. Lo que perteneco á herman-
dados.
3odality, 8. Cofradía, hermandad.
3odden, pp. del verbo To Seethe.
sodden-witted, a. Débil, bobo, tonto.
Sodium, s. Sodio (metal).
Sodomite, 8. Sodomita.
deras. | Sodomy, 8, Sodomía,
Soever, ad. Que sea; por 6 por mas.
Sofa, s. Sofá.
Soffit, Sofite, 8. (Ara, Sofito.
Soft, a. Blando; mole; benigno; flexible;
pastoso ; cortes.
To Soften, ta. Ablandar; mitigar ; aplacar.
Softener, Softner, 3. Ablandador; mitigador,
Softish, a. Blandito, blandico.
Softly, ad. Blandamonte, callandito, suave-
mente; lentamente.
Softness, 8. Blandura, dulzura, afabilidad.
To Soll, va. Ensuciar, manchar; estercolar.
Soil, s. Suciedad ; mancha; terrano; region.
Soilure, 4, Suciedad, porqueria:
To Sojourn, vn. Residir.
Sojourn, 4. Morada, residencia casual.
Sojourner, 8. Morador, residente temporario.
Sojourning, s. Morada, mansion.
Sol, 8, Sueldo; sol, nota de música.
To Solace, va. Solazar; consolar ; rocrear.
On, Solazarse.
Solace, 8. Consuelo, alivio, recreo,
Solanders, a. Grietas.
Solar, Solary, a. Solar.—s. V. Sollar.
Soldan, &. Sultan, el emperador de los tarcos,
To rc ea. Soldar, pegar y unir con
e
m
Solder, 3. Soldadura.
Solderer, e. Soldador.
Soldering-iron, s. Soldador.
Soldier, a, Soldado, soldado raso.
Soldlerlike, Soldierly, a. Marcial, militar.
Soldiership,s. Soldadesca ; talentos militares,
Soldiery, & Solda desca.
To Sole, va. Solar los zapatos.
Sole, a. Planta del pió; suela del zapato.
Ict.) Lenguado, Suelo. — a, U'nico.
For.) Soltero.
Solecism, 8. (Gram.) Solecismo.
Sole-leather, 8. Suela, cuero de suela,
Solely, ad. U'nlcamente, solamente.
Solemn, a. Solemne; augusto, majestuoso,
Solemness, Sulemnity, e. Solemnidad ; porn-
A; ceremonia, om celebridad.
Solemnization, 8. Solemnizacion, celebra-
To Solemnize, va. Solemnizar ; celebrar.
Solemnly, ad. Solemnemente.
Soleness, 8. Independencia.
To Solicit, ea. Solicitar; inducir; rogar.
Solicitation, 4, Solicitacion,.
Solicitor, e. Procurador, agente, solicitador.
Solicitous, a. Solicito, diligente,
Bolicitously, ad, Solicitarmente.
Solicitress, af Solicitadora.
Solicitude, s. Solicitud, cuidado, afan.
Solid, a. Sólido: consistente; compacto ;
firme.—e Sólido.
Solidity, a. Solidez; firmeza; verdad.
Solidly, ad. Sólidamente.
Solidness, 2, Solidez, firmeza.
Solidungulous, a. Solipedo.
Solifidian, 8. y a. El que cree sin las buenas
obras para salvarse.
Soliloquy, s. Soliloquio.
Soliped, ¢. Solipedo.
Solitaire, & Solitario.
Solitarily, ad. Solitarlamente,
yr za
SOP
Bolitariness, 2. Soledad, retiro. [ermitafio.
Solitary, a. Solitario; retirado.—e. Solitario,
Solitude, 2. Soledad; desierto.
Sollar, a. Desvan, guardilla, zaquizami.
Solo, e. (Mús.) Solo.
Solomon's-eeal, 8. (Bot.) Sello de Salomon.
Solstice, € (Ast.) Solsticio,
Solstitial, a. Solsticial.
Solubility, Solubloness, 3, Solubilidad.
Soluble, a. Soluble.
Solute, a. Libre; suelto; facil.
Solution, 8. Solucion; separacion, desunion.
Bolutive, a. Solutivo; laxativo, laxante.
Boulvable, a. Disoluble, soluble; solvente.
To Solve, oa. Resolver, disolver, explicar.
Solvency, 8. Solvencia.
Solvent, a. Solvente, resolvente ; abonado.
Solvible, a. Soluble.
Somatology, +. Somatologla.
Sombre, a. Sombrio, oscuro, nebuloso.
Some, a. Algo de; un poco; algun, alguno,
unos pocos, clertos,
Bomebody, $. Alguien; alguna persona.
Somehow, ad. De algun modo 6 manera.
Somersault, Somerset, 8. Salto mortal.
Bomething, a Alguna cosa, algo.—ad. Algo,
algun tanto.
Bomethingness, 8. No nada.
Sometime, ad. En algun tiempo, en otro
para ay antiguamente.
Sometimes, ad. Algunas veces,
Somewhat, s. Alguua cosa, algo.—ad. Algo,
algun tanto, un Haga
Somewhere, ad. En alguna parte.
Somnambalist, e, Sonámbalo.
Somnambulism, $. Somnambulismo.
Sormniferous, a. Somniforu, soporifero,
Somnific, a. Narcótico, soporifero.
Somnolence, Somnolency, 8. Somnolencia,
Bon, & Hijo; descendiente. (frundaon,
Nieto. Son-in-luw, Yerno; hijo politico.
Sonata, s. (Mús.) Sonata.
Song, $. Cancion, cantar, copla.
Songstor, & Cantor.
Bongstress, ¢f Cantora, cantarina, cantatriz.
Boniferous, Sonorific, a. Sonante, sonoro,
Sonnot, 8. Soncto, versos, [tos.
Bonneteer, 8, Sonetero, compositor de sone-
Sonorous, a, Sonoro; retumbante.
Sonorously, ad, Sonoramente.
Sonorousness, $, Sonoridad.
Soon, ad. Presto, pronto, prontamente. As
soon as, Luego que.
Soonest, ad. Buperlat. de Soon. At the
soones?t, Cuanto antes.
Soot, 3. Hollin.
Sooted, a. Holliniento. (realidad.
Sooth, a. Agradable, delicioso.—s. Verdad,
To Booth, va, Adular, lisonjear; calmar,
ablandar.
Soother, 8. Lisonjero, adulador.
Soothing, s. Adulacion, lisonja.
To Svothsay, on. Pronosticar, predecir ;
adivinar.
Bonthsayer, 8. Adivino, agorero, sortilego.
Sootiness, €, La calidad de estar una cosa
llena de hollin. [do.
Sooty, a. Holliniento; denegrido, oscureci-
Sop, 4. Sopa.
To Sop, eS Ensopar, empapar.
4
SOU
Sophi, €. El emperador de Persia.
Sophism, e. Bo a
Sophist, Sophister, e Sofista.
Sophistical, a. Bofistico.
Sophistically, ad. Sofisticamenta,
To. Sophisticate, ea. Sofisticar ; falsificar:
alterar alguna cosa.
Sophisticate, a. Viciado, falsificado.
Sophistication, £. Adulteracion.
Sophisticator, 8, Falsificador, adulterador.
Sopbistry, ¢. Sofisteria; argumento falaz
Soporiferous, a. Soporifera, narcútico,
Soporiferousness, 8. Adormecimiento.
Soporific, a. Soporifero. [tal
Sorb, 4. Sorba 6 serba, fruto del serbo 6 ser-
Sorcerer, 8. Hechicero.
Sorceress, 4/. Hechicera.
Sorcery, 8. Hechizo; encanto; beebicer::.
eee 8. pl. Heoes; suciedad ; pus de ix
lagas.
Sordet, 8. Sordina de trompeta.
Sordid, a. Sórdido; impuro; vil; tacaño,
Sordidly, ad. Codiciosamente, con bajeza
Sordidnesa, 8. Sordidez; mezquindad, mise
ría; bajeza; vileza; suciedad.
Sore, €. Dolorida; mal, dolor.—a. Delicads;
escrapuloso, resentido.
Sorel, 4, Gamo de tres años.
Sorely, ad. Penosamente.
Soreness, « Mal; llaga; amargura
Sorites, a. Sorítes, argumento lógico.
Sororation, 8. El estado de tener pechn
grandes y redondos.
Sororicide, 8. Sororicidio. [caballonz
Sorrance, 4. Cualquicra enfermedad de ix
Sorrel, €. (Bot.) Acedera.—a. Alazan reja.
Sorrel-color, £. El color rojizo,
Sorrily, ad. Malamente, lastimosamente.
Sorriness, e (Poco usado.) Bajeza; modi-
cridad.
Sorrow, 8. Pesar, dolor; tristeza; ginsater.
To Sorrow, on. Entristecerse, ponerse triste
y melancólico,
dad a. Pesaroso, afligido, triste.
nel y, ad. Con angustia, pona, afic
clon.
Sorrowfulness, a, Angustia, pesar, tristeza
Sorrowing, 8. Afliccion, triateza ;
Sorrowless, a. Sin pena, dolor, atticejon.
Sorry, a. Apesaduinbrado; pessroso; In”
lancólico; funesto; picaro; pobrete.
Sort, a. Suerte; género.
To Sort, va. Separar; arreglar ; elegir. —r*.
Hermanarse ; ajustarse. [ter
Sortable, a, Acomodado, convenienta, oper-
Sortilege, 4. Sortilegio; sorteo.
To Soss, en, Caer do golpe en una silla.
Sot, 4, Zote, ignorante ; ue, un borracta
To Sot, oa. Atontar, atolon .—onm Bebor-
retear hasta Soi ¡ar
Sottish, a. Las o ; entorpecido.
Sottishly, ad. Torpemente,
Sottishness, s. Torpeza, rudeza, necedad.
Sou, 8, Sueldo, moneda francesa.
Souce, a, Salmuera, adobo. Sous.
To Souca, ea. Escabechar; mojar. Y. Te
Sough, a, Desaguadero so eo.
Sought, pret. y part. pase. del verbo To
Seek, [conciencia
Soul, « Alma; esencia; persona, viveza,
SPA
SPE
Soul-cheering, a. Lo que da alegría 6 vivi- | Spaciousness, e. Es
fica cl alma.
Souled, a. Animado.
Soulless, a. Desalmado, bajo; sin conciencia.
Suulscot, tSoulshot, @ La limosna que se
da por la misa de difuntos.
Sound, a@ Sano; perfecto; puro; clerto;
justo; profundo. —ad, Sanamente.— 8.
onda cl sand; tienta; sonido; ruido.
(1ct.) Jibla,
Spaddle, s. LegoncÍl] ene
paddle, a. nci!lo, pala pequ
Spade, ¢. Laya, azada, azadon.
Spadiceous, «4. Rojizo.
Spalt, €, Espato.
Span, 8. Palmo; Instante; par. Span of
horses, Un e de caballos.
To Span, ta. Medir 4 palmos.
Spangle, e. Lantejuela. [iantejuclas.
To Spangle, ea. Adornar alguna cosa con
To Sound, ed. (Náu.) Bondar, sondear. In- | Spaniel, s. Sabueso; quitapelilios.
quirir; tantear; sonar, tocar. To sound
the alarm, Tocar al arma.
publicar.—en. Sonar, hacer 6 causar rul-
do; sonar, r una cosa alusion á otra.
jound-board, e. Secreto, un cajon de los ér-
ganos para recibir el viento de los fuelles.
Sounding, a. Sonante, sonoro.
sounding-board, 8. Tornavoz.
sounding-lead, €. (Náu.) Escandallo.
¿ounding-lineo, 4. (Náu.) Sondalesa,
soundings, 4. Pre Sondas,
soundly, ud. Sanamente; firmemente ; se-
guramente ; profundamente. idez.
'oundness, & Sanidad ; vigor; verdad; so-
joup, 4. Sopa. Pease-804p, Sopa de gui-
santos,
jour, & Agrio.—a, A’cilo; acre; áspero.
fo Sour, vv. Agriar; acedar; exasperar;
desazradar.—on, Agriarse ; roveniprse ; ir-
ritarse.
‘ource, 8, Manantial; orígen; principio.
'vurish, Q. Agrillo, algo agrio.
jourly, ad. Agriamente, ásperamente.
lourness, 8. Acedia; agrura; acrimonia.
¡vuse, & Salmuera; escabeche ; adobo,
¿u Souse, ea. Escabechar ; chapuzar ; abo-
fetear.—on, Lanzarse, arrojarse. nal,
louth, 8, Mediodia, sud 6 sur.—a. o-
outheast, e. Sudeste.
outherly, a. Cuasi meridional, hácia el sur.
-outhern, 4. Meridional. era.
outhernwood, @. (Bot.) Abrótano, lombri-
'outhing, 4. Lo que camina hacia ol sur.
onthmost, a. Lo mas cerca del mediodia.
outhward, Southwardly, ad. Hacia el me-
diodia 8S ward of the line, Al sur
de Ja linea.
outh west, €, Sudoeste.
ouvenance, & Memoria, retentiva.
ovcrolgn, @ Soberano, monarca.—a. Su-
premo; independiente; singular, estre-
mado. (temente.
overelgnly, ad. Soberanamente, excelen-
ovureignty, 8, Soberanía.
ow, 8. Puerca, marrana; lechona ; goa.
'v Sow, ou. y n. Sembrar; empanar; des-
parramar, esparcir, propagar ; coser. (no,
owbread, $. (Bot.) Pamporcino 6 pan porel-
uwce, 8. Bofetada. V. Suuse.
'o Sowce, ead, Chapuzar; abofetear. V. To
ower, 8. Sembrudor; desparramador ; pro-
pagador; cosedor.
owgelder, 2, Capador.
wins, 8, Especie de jalea de avona.
»wing-tíme, a, Sementera; siembra,
»wthistlo, a, (Bot.) Ajonjera, aljonjera,
pace, & Espacio, extension, anchura.
pacious, a. Espacioso, ancho, dilatado, am-
plio, extenso,
Celebrar, |
Spanish-flies, 8. pl, Cantáridas,
Spanish-leather, a. Cordoban.
Spanisb-red, a. Ocre rojo oscuro.
erre 2. Orchilla.
o Spank, va. Golpear, azotar.
Spanker, 8. De moneda pequeña. (Náu.)
Maricangalla, escandalosa.
iar 8. Espato. (Náu.) Berlinga, percha.
o Spar, en. Fingir un combate & puñadas
para ejerci [Nos.
tarse,
Sparables, e, pl Tachuelas, clavos peque-
o Spare, va. y n. Alorrar; economizar ;
evitar, conservar.
Spare, a@ Cicatero; roñoso; ahorrativo ;
económico; escaso ; sobrante.
Sparcness, 4. Magrura; escasez ; ahorro.
Sparer, 8. Alorrador. [carnadas,
Spareribe, s. pl, Costillas de puerco casi des-
Spargefaction, a. Rociala.
Sparing, a. Escaso, limitado; frogal.
Sparingly, ad. Ecasamento ; rara vez.
Sparingness, 8. Ahorro; escasez ; precaucion.
Spark, 8. Chispa ; centella; potimetre,
Sparkish, a. Galan; lindo; vivo.
Sparel €. Centella, chispa.
v Sparkle, on, Chis ; relucir mucho,
Sparkingly, ad. Con brillo; con esplendor.
Sparklingness, €. Brillantez, brillo, lustre.
Sparrow, 4. (Orn.) Gorrion, poi
Sparrowhawk, 8. (Orn.) La hembra del ga-
vilan. paragus,
Sparrowegrass, 8. (Bot.) Espúrrago. V. As-
Sparry, a. Lo que tiene espato.
Spasm, & Espasmo 6 pasmo.
Spasmodic, a. Espasmódico ; convulsivo,
seg ts Freza de los peces crustáceos,
o Spatlate, vn. Tupar; esparcirse, diver-
tirse. famar.
To Spatter, ea. y n. Salpicar; manchar; dl-
Spatterdashes, e. pl. Polainas,
Spattling-poppy, 8. (Bot.) Ratz de colleja,
Spatula, a, Espátula.
Spavin, 8. Esparavan.
Spawn, & Freza; las huevas do las ranas,
o Spawn, ea. y n. Desovar; producir;
procrear.
Spawner, 4f (Ict.) La hembra en los peces,
Spawning, €, Freza; desove. {avimales,
o Spay, ca. Castrar las hembras de los
To Speak, va. J nm, Hablar; articular; pro-
nunciar; decir. hablarse.
Speakable, a. Decible ; capaz de decirse 6
Speaker, 8. Orador. Speaker of the Houas
of Commons, El presidente de la cámara
de los diputados.
Speaking, 8. Habla, discurso, razonamiento.
Spear, 4. Lanza; aon. [6 con arpon.
o Spear, ea. y n. Herir 6 matar con lanza
Spearhead, ¢ La punta de la SS
SPE
SPI
Spearman, 8, Lancero. (da.
Eprarmint, a (Bot.) Yerbabuena puntiagu-
Bpcarstall, a, El asta de la lanza.
Special, a, et aa particular, privativo.
Bpecially, ad, Especialmente, particular-
mente, sobre tudo.
Bpecialness, £ Especialidad.
+Spec.ality, a, Especialidad, particularidad.
Rpecie, a, Dinero contante.
Species, 8. ah aa: clase, gúnero.
Bpecitical, a. Especifico.
Specific, x, Especitico,
Bpecitical!y, ad. Especificamente,
Bpecilicalness, Bpeciticness, a, La calidad
que constituye á una cosa especifica.
tTo Speciticate, ra. Especificar; explicar.
Specification, af. Especiticación,
Tu Specify, ra. Especificar.
Specimen, $. Espécimen ; muestra ; prueba,
Epectous, a. Especioso, hermoso; engañoso,
Speciously, ad. Especiosamente.
ape Speckle, a. Mancha, micala, tacha.
pda To Speckle, ov. Abigarrar, man-
char.
Spectacle, a. Espectáculo, vista, pompa.
Spectacles, a, 1, Anteojos,
Spectator, 8. Espectador,
Spectatorship, $. Mirada atenta,
Bpectatress, «f. Espectadora,
Spectre, a, Espectro, vision, fantasma,
Spectrum, 8. Imaven 6 forma visible.
Bpecula, a, pl. Espejos, V. Speculum.
Specular, a. Terso, limpio, el ver mejor al-
guna cosa, [considerar.
To speculate, va. y n. Especular; meditar,
Speculatist, Speculat
or, a, Especulador; ob-
servador; zelador. teórica,
Bpeculation, 8£ Especulacion; proyecto;
Speculative, a. Espoculativo; contemplat!-
vo, pensativo. [ricamente.
Spoculatively, ad. Espoculativamente, teó-
Speculativeness, 8. Lo que constituyo á uno
especulativo.
Bpeculatory, a. Especulativo, teórico.
Speculuin, 8. Espejo. (Cir.) Espéculum.
Speech, a, Habla; arenga, discurso. (do.
Speechless, a. Mudo; turbado, desconcerta-
Spcechlessness, 8. Mudez.
Specchmaker, 8. El que hace arengas,
To Speod, vn. Despacharse; acelar.
Speed, e. Prisa; priesa; precipitacion.
8poedily, ad. Do priesa, pronto. [cion,
Specdinesa, 8, Celeridad, prontitud, acclera-
Speedwell, 8, (Bot) Verónica, betónica,
Speedy, a. Lizcro, veloz, diligente,
pps 8. Mechizo, encanto; turno.
0 Spell, va. y % Deletrcar; hechizar; en-
señar.
Spoller, a. El que deletrea.
Spelter, a, (Metal.) Zinc.
Spelt-wheat, a. Escanda (especio de trigo).
To Spend, va. Gastar; disipar; destruir;
emplear.
Spender, 8. Gastador; pródigo, maniroto.
Spending, 8, Gasto,
Spendthrift, 3. Pródigo, derrochador.
tSperable, a. Esperablo,
Sperm, 8, Esperma, semen.
Spermaceti, 4. Espermaceti.
Ppenustic. pprermactcal, a. Espermático,
To Spew, om y a. (Vulg) Vomita; ur-
jar; nausear.
Spewer, & El que vomita.
Spewing, s. Vomito. [erro
To Spbacelate, ea. y a. Gangrens » a>
Sphacelus, a Esfacelo,
Sphere, €, Esfera; globo; extendon
Spheric, Spherical, a, Esférico; pancake.
Spherically, ad. En forma esferica
Sphericalness, Spbericity, a Esferici-s. +
dondez.
Spherold, 8, Esferoide. 2.
Spheroidal, Sphervidical, a, Estero: 2.
Spbcrule, 8, Esfera pequeña e
Sphincter, @ (Anat) Esfinter, UR os
Sphinx, 4. Estinge.
plea, a. Especia; migaja—pl Esper
o Spice, va, Especiar; saronsr cut >
clas. >
Splcknel, a (Bot.) Pinillo oloroso.
Spicy, a. Aromático. ;
Spider, a Araña, Spiders wed, Tona
Spiderwort, a (Bot) Pasajera
Spignel, €. (Bot.) Pinillo oloroso,
Spigot, e. Llave de fuente; tapon pur
rar la espita. E
Bpiko, e Espiga; espigon. (Bot) Ac.
v Spike, ta, Clavar con espigonas.
Spikenard, € (Bot) Espicanarúl v € 7
_ nardo.
Spiles, 8 pl. (Nau.) Clavillos.
Spill, e. Astilla de madera ie
To Spill, va. y ta, Derramar; arroja. “*
perdiclar.
Spiller, 2 Sedal do caña de pescar.
Spilling-linos, a. (Náu.) Trapas des >
To Spin, ea. Hilar; alargar.—ea. Js
Spinach, Spinago, €. (Bot.) Espinaca
Spinal, a. et
Spindle, s. Huso. (Nau) Pinola; mun
Spindle-shanked, a, Zanquivano.
Spindle-trce, a (Bot. ) Bonetero árbol
Spine, 8. Espinazo; espiua a
Spinel, e. Espinel, e derubi |
Spinet, a. Espincta, clavicordio pequiso
Spiniferous, a. Espinoso.
Spinner, 4. Hilador, hilandera.
Spinning-wheel, 8. Torno de hile.
Spinous, a. Espinoso. lore
Spinster, ef Hilandera (For.) Duco
Spiny, a. Espinoso.
Spiracle, 8. Kespiradero.
Spiral, a. Espiral—e Espira
Spirally, ad. En ra espiral
Spire, 8. Espira; obelisco; torre.
Spirit, e Resuello; espíritu; alma: 3":
viveza; genio; extracts.
To Spirit, ta. Incitar, animar; mover.
Spirited, a, Vivo, fogoso, bricao.
Sptritedly, ad. Animosamente, con en 33
Spiritednesa, 8, Genio, viveza is
tSpiritfulnces, a Vivacidad; energia; i=
Spiritless, a. Abatido, amilanado.
Spiritlessly, ad. Sin vigor, sin espiritu
Spiritlessness, 8 Abatimiento, a0'>*
a ea Espiel a bra arti?
3piritous, a. toso, refino; viva se”.
Spiritual, a. Espiritual, mental, intel":
inmatorial. ie
Spirituality, e. Espiritualidad, jomsier>
SPO
SPR
Spiritnalization, a. El acto de espiritualizar.
(Quim ) Espiritualizacion,
To >piritualize, ta. Espiritualizar.
Spiritually, ad. Espiritualmente.
Spirituous, a, Espiritoso, refinado; vivo.
To Spirt, ea. y n. Jeringar; salir á chorro.
Spiry, a, Piramidal, espiral.
Spissated, a, Espesado.
Spissitude, a. Espesura, densidad.
Spit, 4, Asador; azadonada. [Jear.
To Spit, ta. Espotar; escupir.—en. Garga-
Spite, a, Rencor, odio, Jn epite of, A’ pesar
de, & despecho,
To Spite, ca. Dar pesar, enojar.
Spitcful, a. Rencoroso, vengativo; maldévolo.
Spitefully, ad. Rencorosamente.
Spitefulness, 2. Malignidad, malevolencia.
Spitter, 8. Escupidor; gamezno.
Spictle, a, Saliva; esputo, gargajo.
Splanchnology, 8. (Anat.) Esplanología,
To Splash, ea. Salpicar, enlodar.
Splashy, a, Cenagoso, lodoso, sucio.
Splay foot, Splayfooted, a. Patiestevado, pa-
titucrto.
£playmouth, 8. Bocaza.
Spleen, 8. Bazo; mal humor; hipocondría.
spleened, a Privado del bazo.
Spleenful, a. Billoso, regañon, melancólico,
errada e. (Bot) Escolopendra, culan-
trillo,
Spleeny, a. Triste, melancólico,
Splendent, a. Heplencente:
=plendid, a. Espiéndido, magnifico,
Splendidly, ad. Esplíndidamento.
Splendor, 8, Esplendor, pompa, brillantez.
Splenctic, a, Atrabiliarlo, melancólico; ca-
prichudo.
Splent, a. Sobrehueso, sobrecaña.
Po Splice, va. (Náu.) Sn pr q ace
3plice, e. (Náu.) Costura de cabo; empal-
madura.
3plicing-fid, e. (Nán.) Pasador. [o,
Splint, 8. Astilla; esquirla; tablilla; ranca-
Vo Splinter, va. Entablillar un miembro
fracturado; astillar.—on. Hacerse pedazos.
3plinter, e, Cacho; esquirla, brizna.
Po Split, oa, Hender, dividir, partir, rajar.
splitter, e, Hendedor.
splatter, a. (Vulg.) Baraunda, ruido.
Po Spoil, ca. Pillar; inatilizar; corromper.
Spoil, a. Despojo; perdicion, daño. — [dor.
Spoiler, e, Despojador; corruptor, pervertl-
spoke, 8. El rayo do la rue
‘poke, pret. del verbo To Speak,
¿poken, part. pas. del verbo Tv Speak,
ipokesman, & Interlocutor, el que lleva la
voz en nombre de otros.
Co Spoliate, va. Robar, pillar.
ipolintion, 8, Despojo. (For.) Espoliacion.
‘pondee, & (Poót.) Espondeo.
‘pondyle, 4. Espondil 6 vértebra; espinazo.
‘ponge, 8. Esponja.
iponger, 8. Esponja, pegote, gorron. y
‘ponging, & Socaliña, estafa; liropiamiento.
«pon gy, @ Esponjoso; hueco; embebido.
‘ponsal, a. Conyugal, matrimontal.
sponsor, 8. Fiador; padrino de bautismo.
ic a. Espontaneldad, voluntarie-
ad. o
[
ipontaneous, a, Espontáneo, libre, volan-
tario. | Bpringiness, 8.
Spontaneously, ad, Espontaneamente.
Spontancousness, €. Espontaneidad, volun-
tariedad.
Spontoon, 4. (Mil.) Esponton.
Spool, 8. Canilla; carrete.
do Spool, ca. Encañar, devanar cn canilla,
o Spoom, en. Pasar con velocidad.
Spoon, 8. Cuchara.
Spoonbill, s. (Orn.) Ave de cuchar.
Spoondrift, as. (Náu.) Rocio del mar.
Spoonful, 8, Cucharada. [cuchara,
Spoonmeat, s. El manjar que se come con
Spoon wort, 8. (Bot.) Coclearia,
Sporadic, a. (Med.) Esporádico,
Sport, 8, Juego; burla; juguete.
To Sport, eu. Divertirse.—on. Chancear;
aportíul. a. Festivo, al agradable. [
Spo a. Festivo, alegro, able. [po,
Sportfull y, ad. Alegremento, por pasatiem-
Sportfulness, s. Diversion, entretenimiento,
Sportingly, ad. En chanza; de burla.
Sportive, a. Festivo, alegre, jugueton. [za
Sportiveness, £. Alegría, festividad, holgan-
Sportless, a. Triste. sin diversion.
Sportsman, 8. Cazador.
Sportule, a Limosna.
Spot, 8. Mancha; borron.
To Spot, va. Abigarrar; ensuciar; manchar.
Spotless, a. Limpio, sin mancha,
Spotter, a Ensuciador; deshonrador.
Spottiness, 8. Purcza.
Spotty, a. Manchado, abigarrado, puerco,
Spousal, «. Nupcias.—a., Matrimonial.
Spouse, 8, rapes esposa.
Spoused, a. Desposado, casado,
Spouseless, a. Soltero, viudo, [tifon.
Sas a, Caño; llave de fuente; gárgola;
o Spont, ca. y m Arrojar; borbotar;
chorrear.
To Sprain, ea. Torcer alguna articulacion.
Sprain, a. Torcedura sin dislocacion.
Sprat, e, (Ict.) Clupea; sardina.
o Sprawl, on. Bregar; revolcarse.
Spray, s. Espuma de la mar. (difundir.
o Spread, oa. Tender; extender; esparcir;
Spread, 8. Extension, amplitud; expansion ;
ámbito.
Spreader, 4, Divulgador.
Spree, €. (Bajo.) Y. Carousal,
SP , & Ramito, renuevo, pimpollo,
o Sprig, va. Adornar con ramitos; bordar
ramos ó flores.
Sprigzy, a. Ramoso.
Spright, a. Espíritn, vision; energía, vigor.
Sprighted, a. Perseguido por los espectros.
Sprightful, a. Vivo, alegro, despejado, viva-
racho; chancero.
Sprightfully, ad. Despejadamento.
Sprightlinesa, s. Viveza, despejo, alegría.
Sprightly, a. Alegro, despejado, vivaracho.
o Spring, on. Brotar, arrojar; nacer; di-
manar, originarse; saltar, brincar.
Spring, s. Primavera; salto, brinco; manan-
i (Náu.) Tangidera; hendidera; bar-
oa. [coger la caza,
Springe, 8. Lazo de cazador; trampa para
Springer, 8. Ojeador de caza.
Springhalt, 6. Cojera de caballo.
p lasticidad, resorte.
Bpringtide, s. (Náu.) Marea a
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Spearman, 8. Lancero. (da.
Spearmint, a (Bot.) Yerbabuena puntiagu-
Spearstaff, a. El asta de la lanza
Special, a. dr aii particular, privativo.
Specially, ad, Especialmente, particular-
mente, sobre todo.
Specialnesa, 8. Especialidad.
+3peciality, a. Especialidad, particularidad.
Specie, 8. Dinero contante.
Species, 8. Especie, clase, gúnero.
Specilical, a. Especifico.
Specific, a. Especitico,
Specitically, ad. Especificamente.
Speciticalness, Specificnesa, a. La calidad
que constituye á una cosa específica.
+To Specificate, ea. Especificar; explicar.
Specification, sf. Especificacion.
To Specify, ra. Especificar.
Specimen, 8. Espécimen ; muestra ; prueba,
Spectous, a. Especioso, hermoso; engañoso,
Speciously, ad. Especiosamente.
Speck, Bpeckle, s. Mancha, mácula, tacha.
obec. To Speckle, ou. Abigarrar, man-
char.
Spectacle, a. Espectéculo, vista, pompa.
Spectacles, 8. pe Anteojos,
Spectator, €. Espectador.
Spectatorship, a, Mirada atenta,
Bpectatress, 8/. Espectadora,
Spectre, a. Espectro, vision, fantasma,
Spectrum, 8. tin cen 6 forma visible,
Bpecula, a, pl. Espejos. V. Speculum.
Specular, a. Terso, limpta, el ver mejor al-
guna cosa, [considerar.
To Speculate, va. Y n. Especular; meditar,
Speculatist, Speculator, 8. Especulador; ob-
servador; zelador. teórica,
Speculation, £ Especnlacion; proyecto;
Speculative, a. Especulativo; contemplati-
vo, pensativo. [ricamente.
Speculatively, ad. Especulativamente, ted-
Speculativeness, 8, Lo que constituye á uno
especulativo.
Bpeculatory, «. Especulativo, teórico.
Speculum, a. Espejo. (Cir.) Espéculum,
Speech, 8. Habla; arenga, discurso. (do.
Speechless, a. Mudo; turbado, desconcerta-
Speechlessness, 8. Mudez.
Specchmaker, 8. El que hace arengas.
To Speod, on. Despacharse; acelar.
Speed, e. Prisa; priesa; precipitacion.
Speedily, ad. De pricsa, pronto. [clon.
Speedinesa, 8. Celeridad, prontitud, acclera-
Speedwell, 8, (Bot.) Verónica, betonica,
Speedy, a. Ligero, veloz, diligente,
Spell, 4. Mechizo, encanto; turno.
o Spell, va, y 2. Deletrear; hechizar; cn-
señar,
8poller, a. El que deletrea.
Spelter, e, (Metal.) Zinc.
Spelt-wheat, a. Escanda (especio de trigo).
To Spend, ea. Gastar; disipar; d ;
emplear.
Spender, a. Gastador; pródigo, maniroto.
e.
To Spew, om y a. (Vulg.) Vomitar; arro-
jar; nausear.
Spewer, a, El que vomita,
Spewing, 8. Vomito.
To Sphacelate, va. y n
Sphacelus, 4. Esfacelo.
[grenarse,
Gangrenar 6 gir-
'| Sphere, a, Esfera; globo; extension.
Spheric, Spherical, a. Esférico; planetario.
Spherically, ad. En forma esferica,
Sphericalnoss, Sphericity, e Esfericidad, re
dondez,
Spheroid, 8. Esferoide.
Spheroldal, Spheroidical, a, Esfercidal.
Spherule, 8. Esfera nefa
Sphincter, € (Anat) Esfinter, un múscuha
Sphinx, «+. Estinge.
aplee 6. Especia; migaja.—pl Especerisi
o Spice, ea. Especiar; sazonar con espe
clas. ~
Spicknel, a (Bot.) Pinillo oloroso,
Spicy, a. Aromático.
Spider, a Araña. Spider's t0sb, Telaraña
Spiderwort, a. (Bot.) Pasajera
Spignel, e. (Bot.) Pinillo oloruso.
Spigot, €. Llave do fuente; tapon para cer
rar la espita ¿ES
Spike, 8. Espiga; espigon. (Bot.) Albi
To Spike, va, Clavar con izonas.
ri s. (Bot) Espicanardi 4 espia-
nardo.
Spiles, a. pl. (Náu.) Clavillos.
Spill, a. Astilla de madera.
o Spill, va. y nm Derramar; arrojar; ¿:>
ee
Spiller, «. Sedal de caña de pescar.
Spilling-lines, a. (Náu.) Trapas de las ves
To Spin, ea. Hilar; alargar.—em Hilar.
Spinach, Spinage, 8. (Bot.) Espinaca.
Spinal, a. et
Spindle, $. Huso. (Náu.) Pinola; maz
Spindle-shanked, a. Zanquivano.
Spindle-tree, a (Bot) Bonetero árbol
Spine, €. Espinazo; espina.
Spinel, & Espinel, especie de rubí,
Bpinet, e. Espineta, clavicordio pequeña
Spiniferous, a. Espinoso.
Spinner, 8. Hilador, hilandera,
Spinning-wheel, a, Torno de hilar.
Spinous, a. Espinoso. [serra
Spinster, ef, Hilandera, (For.) Dunia
Spiny, a. Kepinoso.
Spiracle, 8. Respiradero.
Spiral, a. Espiral.—e. Espira,
Spirally, ad. En figura espiral
Spire, 8. Espira; obelisco; torre.
Spirit, e. Resuello; espiritu; alma: var:
viveza; genio; extracto.
To Spirit, ta, Incitar, animar; mover.
Spirited, a. Vivo, fogoso, brioso.
Spiritedly, ad. Animosamente, con enerziz
Spiritedness, 8. Genio, viveza
tSpiritfulncas, a. Vivacidad ; encrgia; an! ors
Bpiritless, a. Abatido, amilanado.
Spiritlessly, ad, Sin vigor, sin espiritn.
Spiritlessness, 8. ento, amis: +
miento.
Spiritous, a. Espiritoso, refine; vivo, met: --
Spiritual, a, Espiritual, mental, intelec:::--
inmaterial [>
Spirituality, e. Espiritualidad, immater-. -
Spending, a. Gasto.
Spendthrift, a. Pródigo, derrochador.
tSperable, a, Esperable.
Sperm, 8. Esperma, sémen.
Spermaceti, s, Espermaceti.
EA Shermatical a. Espermático,
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SPR
Spiritualization, £, El acto de espiritualizar.
(Quim ) Espiritualizacion,
To Spiritualize, ta. Espiritualizar.
£piritually, ad, Espiritualmente.
Spiritaous, a, Espiritoso, refinado; vivo.
To Spirt, ta. y n, Jeringar; salir 4 chorro.
Spiry, ¢. Piramidal, espiral.
Spissated, a, Espesado,
Spissitudo, 8, Espesura, densidad.
Spit, Asador; azadonada, [jear.
To Spit, ra. Espetar; escupir.—en. Garga-
Spite, & Rencor, odio, Jn spite of, A’ pesar
de, 4 despecho,
To Spite, ca. Dar pesar, enojar.
Spiteful, a, Rencoroso, vengativo; malóvolo,
Spitefully, ad. Rencorosamente.
5pitefulness, & Malignidad, malevolencia
Spontaneously, ad. Espontáneamente.
Spontancousness, 3. Espontaneidad, volan-
tariedad.
Spontoon, 8. (Mil.) Esponton.
io sh a. Canilla; carrete.
o Spool, ta. Encañar, devanar en canilla,
o Spoom, on. Pasar cun veloci
Spoon, a. Cuchara.
Spoonbill, a. (Orn.) Ave de cuchar.
Spoondrift, e. (Náu.) Rocio del mar.
Spoonful, a, Cucharada,
Spovonmeat, s. El manjar que se come con
Spoonwort, 8. (Bot.) Coclcaria,
Sporadic, a. (Mcd.) Esporádico.
di e. Juego; burla; juguete.
(cuchara,
o Sport, vu. Divertirse.
estrenar, lucir.
—on, Chanccar;
Sportful, a. Festivo, alegre, agradable. (po.
Sportfully, ad. Alegremento, por pasatiem-
Sportfalness, 8. Diversion, entretenimiento.
Sportingly, ad, En chanza; de burla.
Sportive, a. Festivo, alegre, jugueton. (za,
Sportiveness, 4. Alegria, festividad, holgan-
Sportless, a. Triste, sin diversion.
Sportsman, 8. Cazador.
Sportule, 8. Limosna.
Spitter, s. Escupidor; gamezno.
spittle, a, Saliva; esputo, ld
splanchnology, 8. (Anat.) Esplanologla.
Po Splash, va. Salpicar, enlodar.
Splashy, a, Cenagoso, lodoso, sucio,
splay foot, Splayfooted, a. Patiestevado, pa-
tituerto.
*playmouth, £. Bocaza.
spleen, a. Bazo; mal hamor; hipocondría.
ipleened, «. Privado del bazo.
splecnful, a. Biliuso, regañon, melancólico.
MOS 8, (Bot.) Escolopendra, culan-
trillo,
‘pleeny, a. Triste, melancólico,
¡plendent, a, Esplendente.
plendid, a. Espléndido, magnifico,
plendidly, ad. Esplindidamente.
pleudor, 8. Esplendor, pompa, brillantez.
picnetic, a. Atrabiliario, melancólico; ca-
prichudo.
plent, 8, Bobrehueso, sobrecaña,
'v Splice, ta. (Nau.) Empalmar, empleitar,
plice, a. (Náu.) Costura de cabo; empal-
madura.
pliciug-6d, e. (Nán.) Pasador. [o.
plint, a, Astilla; esquirla; tablilla; ranca-
o Splinter, ea. Entablillar un miembro
fracturado; astillar.—on. Hacerse pedazos.
inter, e Cacho; esquirla, brizna.
9 Split, va. Hender, dividir, partir, rajar.
jitter, 4. Hendedor.
utter, 8, (Vulg.) Baraunda, ruido.
> Spoll, va. Pillar; inutilizar; corromper.
oil, & Despojo; perdicion, daño,
'0kc, & El rayo de la ru
«ke, pret. del verbo To Speak.
oken, part. pas. del verbo Tv Speak.
(pea
okesman, 8. Interlocutor, el que leva la
roz en nombre de otros.
- Spollate, ea. Robar, pillar.
olintion, 3. rag ite (For.) Espoliacion.
“spo
undee, & (Poét. ndeo.
ondyle, & Espondil 6 vértebra; esptnazo.
onze, & Esponja.
mer, & Esponja, pegote, gorron.
oe
ming, 8. Socaliña, estafa; Hmpiamiento.
ney, @ Esponjoso; hueco; embebido.
sal, €. Conyugal, matrimonial.
msor, 8. Fijador; padrino de bautismo.
mtanejty, a, Espontaneldad, voluntarie-
nel, [tarlo.
[dor.
wiler, a, Despojador; ide tad perverti-
Spot, 8. Mancha; borron.
o Spot, vc. Abigarrar; ensuciar; manchar.
Spotless, a. Limpio, sin mancha,
Spotter, $. Ensuciador ; deshonrador.
Spottiness, a, Pureza.
Spotty, a. Manchado, abigarrado, puerco.
Spousal, e. Nupcias.—a. Matrimonial.
Spouse, 3. Esposo, esposa.
Spoused, a, Des o, casado,
Spouseless, a. Soltero, viudo, [tifon.
Spout, a. Caño; llavo de fuente; gárgola;
To Spout, ta. y nm Arrojar; borbotar;
chorrear.
To Sprain, ta. Torcer alguna articulacion.
Sprain, 2, Torcedura sin dislocacion.
Dice 8. (Ict.) Clupea; sardina.
o Sprawl, en. Bregar; revolcarse.
Spray, 8. Espuma de la mar. (difundir.
o Spread, ea. Tender; extender; esparcir;
Spread, 3. Extension, amplitud; expansion;
ámbito,
Spreader, 8. Divulgador.
Spree, 8. (Bajo.) Y. Carousnl.
Sprig, 38. Ramito, renuevo, pimpollo.
o Sprig, ea. Adornar con ramitos; bordar
ramos ó flores.
Sprigzy, a. Ramoso.
Spright, e. Espírito, vision; energía, vigor.
Sprighted, a. Perseguido por los espectros.
Sprightful, a. Vivo, alegre, despejado, viva-
racho; chancero.
Sprightfully, ad. Despejadamento.
Sprightliness, 3. Viveza, despejo, alegría.
Sprightly, a. Alegre, despejado, vivaracho.
o Spring, on. Brotar, arrojar; nacer; di-
manar, originarse; saltar, brincar.
Spring, 8. Primavera; salto, brinco; manan-
Ls (Náu.) Tangidera; hendidera; bar-
o
a [cogor la caza,
Springe, €. Lazo de cazador; trampa para
Springer, 8. Ojeador de caza.
Springhalt, $. Cojera de caballo.
Springiness, a. Elasticidad, resorte.
»mtaneous, a, Espontáneo, libre, volan- | Springtide, e. (Náu.) Marea ue
5QU
8pringy, a. Elastico; leno do fuentes 6 ma-
nantiales,
To Sprinklo, ea, Rociar; regar; polvorear.
Rprinklo, 4 era; aspersorio.
Sprinkling, a. Kociamiento, as on.
Sprit, a Vas renuevo. (Nau.) Botavara.
Bprite, a Y, sSpiris, 4
tSpritefully, ad. Espiritosamente.
Bpritsall, e (Náu.) Cebadera. Spriteail
bracea, Brazos de cebadera,
To Sprout, en. Brotar, arrojar, renuevos,
Sproat, e. Vastago, renuevo. Bretones,
Spruce, a. Lindo, pulido.—s, (Bot.) Pruche.
Spruce-beer, a, Cerveza de pruche.
B8pracely, ad, Lindamento, vivamente,
Spruccness, 8. Lindeza, belleza, gentileza.
Eprung, pret. y part, pus. del verbo To
Spring. A eprung mast, (Náu.) Palo
rendido.
Sprunt, €. Alguna cosa corta y recia,
Spud, s. Navajilla; cosa delgada.
Spatne, s. Espuma
To Spuma, er. Espumar, hacer espuma.
Spuimescent, Spumous, Spumy, « Espumo-
so, espumajoso, espumante.
To Spunge, ea. V. Zo Sponge.
Spungy, «. Esponjaso; húmedo.
Spuuk, 8. Yesca. (Vulg.) Vivacidad, coraje.
Spunyarn, €. (Náu.) Meollar.
Spur, 8. Espucla; espolon. .
To Spur, ca, y n. Espolear; avivar, estimu-
To Spurgall, va. Espolear, picar haciendo
herida con la espuela,
Spurgall, ¢. Espoleadura.
Spurge, a. (Bot) Lechetrozna, titimalo.
Spurge-laurel, & (Bot.) Meccreon, cameloa,
Spurious, a Espurio, adulterado, falso.
Spurivusly, ad. Falsamente.
Spurivusness, 8, Falsificacion.
Spurling, s (Ict.) Espirinque de mar.
Pie ed y A. Coccar, acocear ;
Spurn, 8, Coz; maltrato, ajamiento.
Spurning, & Desden, O
Bpurrer, 4. El que espolea; incitador.
Spurrier, @ El que hace espuelas,
Spurry, 8. (Bot Espergula, esparcilla.
o Spurt, en. Salir a chorros.
Spurway, 8. Camino de herradura,
o Bputter, en, Escupir con frecuencia; ba-
bosear y barbotar.
Rputter, 8, Babas, saliva, [mallon.
Bputterer, 4, Xscupidor, gargajoso ; fara-
Bpy, & Espia.
To Spy, en. Columbrar; esplar; atisbar.
Bpyboat, a (Náu.) Barca exploradora,
Bpyglass, 8. Anteojo de 1 vista; catalejo.
3 dad f cas
desde-
Squab, q. e Zas.
Squabbish, Squa o Grueso, 0, CAr-
To Squabble, on. ir; disputar.
8quabble, 8. Pendencia, riña, querella.
Squabbler, s. Pendenciero, gredientes,
Squab-pic, & Pastel hecho con muchos in-
Bquad, a, (Mil) Una escuadra de soldados,
Squadron, 8. (MIL) Escuadron; cuadro,
(Núu.) Esundra.
Bqualid, a. Sucio, puerco: mugriento.
To Squall, en. Chillar, dar chillidos,
Squall, a. Chillido. (Nav.) Fugada, chabasco.
gi a ca ae chillon,
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Squaly, a. (Náu.) Chubescoso, borras +0.
Squalor, a Suciedad, inmundicia, mazr.
Squamose, Squamous, a Escamoo
To .Squander, ca, Malgastar, disipar: ‘=
Squanderer, 2. Malbaratador, disipañor y -
Squaro, a. Cuadrangular, cuadrado: js"
o; perfecto, justo. ae ee
To Square, oa, Cuadrar; medir; £c:x.
ajustar; conformar. :
Squareness, 8. Cuadratura; escusira
Squarer, 4. Fanfarron, espsáshln
Squash, 8. Cualquier cosa blanda (>*'
Calabaza dulce. Colision.
To Squash, va. Aplastar; magullar.
To Squat, on. Agacharse; sgazapir. >
ru
carse 5
Squat, a,
—_
Agachado; rechoneho.—4 Ps
Squatter, a (U. 8. A.) Advenediza, b,--
ocupante, ]
To Squeak, en. Gritar, planir: chile.
Squeak, s. Alarido, grito, chillido. a
To Squeal, on, Plañir, gritar. 1
Squeamish, a, Fastidioso; nimio; «5531
Squeamishly, ad. Fastdiosament. ~~
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Squeamishness, e. Fastidio, disgusto. «:-"-
To br ea, Apretar; estrujar; §--*:
oprimir.
ar. Squeeze, e A] lon, compres
quelch, a, € porrazo
Squib, 2. Cohe e; sátira eli
Squill, 8. (Bot, mona let) Esquiz
Squint, a. Ojizaino; bizco; bisojo. |"
Ta Ravint ca, n Bizquear, mirar as
ad, a. Birco, bisojo; strates *
go, a. (Vulg) Baen >
8 (Méd.) Estrabismo, =~"
ly, ad. Como un bizco. :
7, om. (Volg.) Mirar á alguno ©
jos; traerle sobre oja. dá
TO cortesano, de
, va, Acompañar por
. Ardilla, un animal =
-- _,-..., 0a, Jeringar. (Vulg) (bis
Squirt, s. Jeringa; (cee chorro.
Squirter, 2. El que jeringa 6 arroja
To Stab, ea, Dar de p
Stab, 2, Puñalada; injuria; golpe.
Stat mer t, Ae fi
g ment, & Apoyo, firmeza sy.
Stability, e. Estabilidad, permanens ©
dez, consistencia. id
Stable, a. Estable, durable. —s Estas: ©
To Stable, en. Vivir en establo. e
Stable-boy, Stable-man, a. Establero, "*-
do caballos.
Spiga * Y. nens
tack, s. Niara; pila; ringlera.
To Stack, va. Hacinar. ;
Stacto, 2. Estacte, licor sacado de la mi
To Staddie, va. Dejar los piés nuevo de
árboles cuando se hace Is corts “: —
Stadale, 2. Puntal
e, 3. Puntal, apoyo. ES
Stadtholder, e. Estaláder, el jefe dela E
gua república de Holanda. aoe
taff, a Báculo; apoyo; alivio: eu
(Mas,) Pentágrama. (Nau.) Aste
Staff-tree, e. (Bot.) Alaterno,
STA
Staff-wood, 8. Duelas, botada.
Stag, & Ciervo.
Stay-beetle, 8, Ciervo volante.
Staze, 8. Tablado, andamio; teatro; grado;
progreso, (Náu.) Plancha.
Stago-carrlage, 8. Faeton, tartana, diligencia.
Staze-coach, 8. Diligencia; faeton, omnibus,
Stage-driver, a, Mayoral, cochero de dlllgen-
cia. [diligencia.
Stazc-horse, 8. Caballo do parada; caballo do
Staze-play, 8, Comedia, drama, pleza drama-
tica.
Stage-player, 8. Comediante, cómico, actor.
Stazer, 8, Cómico; hombre experimentado.
Staggard, 8. Ciervo de cuatro años.
To Stagger, on. Hacer eses; bambulear; va-
cilar; titubear.
Staggers, €. Vértigo; locura, extravagancia.
Stagnancy, 8. Estagnacion. [:lo.
stagnant, a. Estancado, detenido, encharca-
To Stagnate, en. Estancarse, dotenerso.
Stagnation, 8, Estagnacion.
Stald, a. Grave, serio, sosegado.
<taidness, 8, Gravedad, soslego, regularidad.
To Stain, va. Manchar, ensuciar; empañar.
“tain, 8. Mancha, mácula, borron ; deslustre.
Stainless, a. Limpio; sin imaucha.
stair, 8. Escalon. Staire, pl. Escalera.
itaircase, 8. Escalera.
stake, & Estaca, poste; apuesta; ricsgo.
Fo Stake, va, Estacar; apostar; arriesgar.
‘talactical, a. Lo que perteneco á las osta-
lactitas,
stalactites, a, Estalactita.
¡talagmites, 28, Espato en forma de gotas.
stale, +, Anejo, rancio; deteriorado.
Fo Stale, ca. Añejar.—on. Mear, orinar.
‘talely, ad. Do mucho tiempo; muy adojo.
staleness, 8. Vejez; rancidez.
Po Stalk, en. Andar con paso majestuoso.
talk, 4. Tallo, pid, tronco. Flower-stalk,
Pedúncalo.
talk y, 64. Duro como el tallo,
tall, 8, Pesebre; puesto. Butcher's stall,
Tabla de carnicero.
tall-fed, a. Cebado á estaca.
tallion, €. Caballo padre, ñon. [bravo.
talwort, Stalworth, a. Fuerto, duro, firme,
tamecn, & Estambre; fundamento.
tamin, 8. Estamefia.
tamina, a, pl. Los primeros principios; los
solidos del cuerpo humano. (Bot.) Estam-
bres. res,
tamincons, a. Torage se compone de estam-
‘o Stammer, on. Tartamudoar.
taminerer, €, Tartamudo.
‘o Stamp, va. y n. Patear; patalear; ma-
chacar; sellar; acufiar.
tamp, 8. Cuño; sello; impreston; indole;
templo; carácter. Stampa, Papel sellado,
tamper, 8. Estampador; impresor.
'v Stanch, va. Restañar la sangre.—on, Es-
tancarse, detenerse.
tanch, a. Bano; resuclto; firme.
tanchion, 4 Puntal. Stanchtons of a ship,
(Nau.) Puntales. 6 detener.
tunchless, 4. Lo que no se puede restañar
tanchness, 8, Firmeza, determinacion, zelo.
'o Stand, on. Estar en pid; sostenerse; per-
manecer; pararse; cosar, quedar suspen-
STA
so; resistir; durar.—ea, Aguantar, sufrir;
sostener, defender, resistir; poseer.
Stand, 4. Sitio; posicion; puesto; parada;
oposicion; spidey a ado ose
no; parada, pausa to. precio,
Standard, 3. Pitandaries modelo; marco;
Standard-bearer, 8. Portacstandarte.
Stander-by, 8. Espectador; miron. — [cado.
Standing, a. Permanente; establo; enchar-
Standish, e. Escribanía de mesa.
Stannary, & Mina do estaño.—a. Lo que
pertenece á las minas ú obras de estaño.
Stanza, 8. (Poet.) Estancia,
Staple, 8. Emporio de comercio. Stajde
goods, Seneros de consume corriente,
Stapler, a. Comerciante, traficante,
Star, €, Estrella.
Star-apple, a. (Bot.) Estrella,
Starboard, a (Náu.) Estribor.
Starch, 8. Almidon.
To Starch, va. Almidonar.
Starched, a. Almidonado; tieso.
Starchly, ad. Tiesamente; con afectacton.
Starchness, 4. Tosura, gravedad; afectada.
To Stare, va. y n. Clavar 6 fijar la vista.
Stare, 8. Mirada fija; sorpresa; grande.
(Orn.) Estornino.
Starer, e. Miron. [ple, puro.
Stark, a. Fuerte, áspero, ticso; mero, sim-
Starless, a. Sin estrellas,
Starlight, a. Estrollado.
Starlike, a. Estrellado, Justroso, brillante.
Starling, e (Orn.) Estornino. El ángulo del
estribo de un puente,
Starstono, 8. Pledra de estrella,
Starwort, a, (Bot.) Estrellada,
To Start, en. Sobrecogerse, asustarse; sal-
tar; desviarse; emprender.—ca. Sobre-
ee: suscitar; descubrir. Starting-bolt,
(Náu.) Botador.
Start, a. Sobresalto, susto, estremecimiento;
desvío; ímpetu; arranque. By starts,
A’ Saltos y corcobos. (miento.
Starting, €. Susto, sobresalto, estremocl-
Startingly, ad Arrebatadamente; á saltos.
To Startle, on. Sobrosaltarse, sobrecogerse.
—oa. Espantar, asustar.
8tartlo, 8. Espanto 6 susto repentino,
Tou Starve, on. Perecer.—va. To starve for,
of, 6 with, Perecer de,
State, a. Estado; circunstancias; condicion;
órden; dominio; tren; pompa. [nor.
To State, ea. Ajustar; representar, propo-
Stateliness, £ Grandoza, majestad ; fausto ;
altivez.
Stately, 2. Augusto, magnifico; imperioso,
Statement, 8 Estado, razon, exposicion ;
resúmen, relacion.
Statesman, 8. Estadista, politico.
Static, Statical, a. Estático.
Statlca, a. Estática.
Station, 8. La accion de estar en pid; des-
canso; parada. (Náu.) Apostadero. Oficio ;
empleo; estacion; grado.
To Station, ea. Apostar, disponer, colocar.
Stationary, a. (Ast.) Estacionario. Fijo;
estacional,
Stationer, 8. Librero, librero-papelero,
Stationery, 8. Toda especie de papel y do-
mas avios nocesarios para Ce
Statuary, a. Estatuaria; estatuario, escultor.
Statue, s. Estatua
To Statue, ea. Poner, colocar, ordenar.
Stature, a, Estatura, talla, tamaño.
Statutable, a. Segun estatuto, ley 6 regla- |
| Stereometry, 4. Estereometria.
Stereotype, €, Estereotipia
mento.
Statute, a Estatnto, ley, decreto. [dos.
Staunch, a. (Náu.) Sano de quilla y costa-
To Stave, ea. Astillar.—en. To state off,
Apartar. [les
Btaves, e. pl. Duclas de barril. (Art.) Vara-
Stavesacre, 8, (Bot.) Espnela, albarraz.
Stay, e. Estancia; descanso; embarazo; e8-
pera; puntal; apoyo. (Náu.) Estay.
To Stay, en. Quedarse; estarse; parar; de-
tenerse,
Btaylace, 8. Cordon de ajustador 6 de corsé.
Btaya, e pl. Corsé; cotilla,
Stead, 8. Lugar, sitio, paraje. [suelto.
Steadfast, a. Fijo, estable; constante; ro-
Bteadfastly, ad. Firmemente.
Steadfistness, 2, Inmutabilidad; firmeza.
Steadily, ad. Firmemente. [dad.
Bteadiness, €. Virmeza, seguridad; estabili-
Bicady, a. Firme; juicioso; formal.
To Steady, va. Hacer firme, sostener, fijar.
To Steal, Sel n. Hurtar; colarse, escapar.
Etcaler, @. ron.
Stealingly, a«?. Furtivamente, secretamente,
Bie 8. Hurto. By stealth, A’ hurta-
illas, ;
Ktealthy, a. Fartivo, & escondidas,
Steam, 8. Vapor. Steam-engine, Máquina
de vapor. [exhalar.
To Steam, ea. y » Vahear; cvaporarse ;
Bteel, a. Acero; eslabon ; dureza.
To Steel, ea. Acerar; endurecer,
Steelyard, a. Romana
Steep, a. Escarpado ; áspero. —*. Precipicio.
To Steep, o@ Empapar. Steeping-tub,
(Nán.) Tina de desalar.
Rtceping, 8. Mojadura.
Steeple, & Torre, campanario.
Steepled, a. Con torre 6 companario.
Stceply, ad, En declive, escarpado, áspero.
Steepness, & Precipicio; altura, escarpada.
Steepy, a. Enriscado, escarpado.
Steer, 8. Novillo, novillejo. (war.
To Steer, ca. (Nau.) Gobernar.—on. Navo-
Stcerage, a. (Nán.) Gobierno; antecámara,
Steersman, 8. Piloto, timonel, timonero.
Steeving, 8. (Náu.) Elevacion demasiada del
baupros.
Rteganograpby, a. Esteganografía,
Stegnotic, €. Astringente.
Stellar, a. Astral, estrellar.
Stellate, a. Estrellado, estrellar,
Btellation, € Rayo de cstrolla,
Stelliferous, A. lifero. alas roda.
Stem, 2. Vastago; parentela. u.) Bran-
To Stem, ea. Navegar on contra de la cor-
riente, ir contra viento 6 marea,
Stemples, & p?. Asnados.
Stemson, 8. (Náu.) Contraroda.
Stench, 3. Hedor, hediondez, fetidez.
To Stench, va. Heder.
Brencilling, a. El arte de hacer papel pintado.
Stenography, €. Tuquigrafía 6 taqueografía,
Y. Shorthand,
To Pes: Dar un paso ; adelantar; pasear.
espacio; escalon.—Ste7+. 1+
sar alomn bu
Stepping-stone, & Piedra que te pot: ¡2
Stercoraccuus, a. Estercoraceo.
Stereography, 8, Estereografia
8 Paso;
“Paces
To Sterevtype, ea. Estereotipar,
Stereotype, Stercotypic, a. Estereoo; era,
Stercotypographer, @ El impresor que +
reotipa, ar
ie dos ie US Ñ 4. Estereotipa 0 es:c">-
Sterile, a. Estéril, infructuoso.
Sterility, 8. Esterilidad.
To Sterilize, ra. Fsterilizar.
Sterling, a. Esterlin ; genuino,
Stern, a, Austero, duro, rigido, severo =
flexible, cruel.—« (Nau.) Popa
Sternly, ad. Austeramente, severámo'-.
Sternness, 8. Austeridad, severidad ¿ori
Sternum, €, (Anat) Esternon, un h:e-
Sternutation, 8, Estornudo. h
Sternatative, a. Sternutatory, 4
To Stew, ea. Estofar. To ster beef Mex
6 estofar vaca.
Stew, e Estufa; carne estofada
Steward, € Mayordomo; administrsdc:.
Stewardship, @ Mayordomis.
Stibial, a. Antimonial.
Stick, a, Palo, palillo, baston. LAS
To Stick, ea. Pegar, juntar, unir; bo:
picar, punzar.—en. Atollarse.
Stickiness, £. Tenacidad; viscosidad
Sticking-plaster, « Emplasto adhesivo
To Stickle, en. Altercar.—e. Arbitiv..
Stickleback, Sticklebag, a. (let) Pez >>
Stickler, 8. Partidario ; malcontea::. «>
potedor.
Sticky, a. Pegajoso, tenaz.
Stiff, a. Tieso; firme; torpe: terco
To Stiffen, ea. Aticsar; endurecer.
Stiffener, 8. Abultador; atiesador. |
Stiffy, ad. Ticsamente, obstinadam::"*
StifTncsa, a. Tesura, dureza; infexl: «+
To Stifle, va. Sufocar; apagar; SOprio-.
Stigma, 8. Mancha, nota de infamia
To Stigmatize, va. Señalar eon una 103 *
infamia.
Stiletto, e Verdugnillo, ]
To Still, ta. Acallar; aquietar; spseicis
Still, a. Bilencioso ; quieto; continuo
Stillatitions, a. Lo que cae 6 mans £:14
ta.
ar
Esti Fr ee
=
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Stillness, £. Silencio, sosiego, calma
Stilts, a. pl. Zancus. [ase
To Stimulate, ra. Estimular: aguit"*:
Stimulation, e. Estímulo; aguijon: &:
lacion. [exciis” >-
Stimulative, a. Estimalante.—4. E
To Sting, ea. Picar; atormentar; ren":
la conciencia,
Sting, $. Aguijon; punzada; picada
Stingily, ad. Miserablemente. oe
Stinginess, 8. Tacafieria, miseria, ruínds
Stinging, 8. Picadura, punzada
Stingless, 8, Lo que no tiene aguljon.
Stingy, a. (Vulg.) Mezquino, tacaño,
To Stink, en. Heder, oler mal.
Stink, a. Hedor, hediondex,
Stinking, a. Hediondo,
ruin
STO
STR
Rtinkingly, ad. Hediondamento ; vilmente.
Btinkingness, a. Mediondez.
To Stint, va. Limitar; cenir; constreñir.
£tint, €. Limite, restriccion ; cuota,
Stipe, & (Bot.) Ls
Stipend, e. Estipendio, sueldo ; soldada.
Btipendiary, a. 5 s. Estipendiario.
Stiptic, Stiptical, e. Estiptico.
To Stipulate, on. Estipular, contratar.
Etipulation, 4. Estipulacion, contrato.
To Stir, va, Remover; agitar; alterar; re-
volver; irritar: suscitar. [alboroto.
Stir, a. Movimiento; conmocion ; ruido ;
Stirious, a. Lo que se semeja al cerrion.
+Stirp, 3. Estirpe, orígen.
Stirrer, 8. Promovedor, motor; instizador.
Stirring, 8, Movimiento; ol acto de levan-
tarse por la mañana.
Stirrup, 4. Estribo,
To Stitch, va. Coscr; juntar.
Etitch, 8, Puntada, punto.
Stitchery, a, Costura; sastrería.
Stithy, s. Yunque 6 ayunque, un género de
bizornia que usan los herreros,
To Stive, vu. Encerrar; calontar.
Stiver, 8. Moneda holandesa ; un ochavo ;
una blanca.
Rtoccado, 4, Estocada.
Stock, 8. Tronco; ingerto; lefio; mango.
To Stock, va. Proveer; abastecer; acaomular.
Stockbroker, 8. Corredor de fondos públicos;
corredor de vales; agiotista.
Stockdove, & (Orn.) Paloma torcaz.
Stockfish, 4 Bacalao seco; pejepalo.
Stockgillyflower, 8. (Bot) Aleli doble.
Stockholder, £ Accionista.
Stocking, a, Media. Wuve stockings, Me-
dias de telar.
Stocking-frame, 8. Telar de medias
Btocking-weaver, a, Tejedor de medias,
Stockish, @ Estúpido; insensible,
Stock-Jobber, 4, Artotador; lotista,
Btock-jobbinz, 8. Agiotaje públicos.
Stock-lock, 8. Cerradura de loba,
Stocks, 8. pl. Cepo; fondos públicos.
Stockstill, a. Inmoble, inmóvil,
Stoic, & Estoico, filosofo.
Stoical, Stoic, a. Estolco.
Stotcally, ad, Estolcamento,
Stoicism, 8. Estoicismo.
Stole, 8, Estola
Atolidity, a. Estolidez, incapacidad,
Stomach, 8. Estómago; apetito. [jado.
Stomached, 8. Estomagado, enfadado, eno-
Stomacher, 8. Peto, ornamento que se pone
en el pecho, [ostomático.
tomachic, Stomachical, a. y a Estomacal,
stomaching, & Resentimiento,
itomachloss, a. ones
jtone, £ Piedra; cálculo; pepita; cuesco.
—«. De piedra, hecho de picdra.
Po Stone, va. Apodrear; endurecer; sepa-
rar las piedras.
‘toneblind, a. Enteramente clego.
‘tonebreak, & (Bot.) Alquimila.
‘tonechatter, 8. (Orn.) Motacila 6 motolita,
‘tonecutter, 8, Picapedrero, cantero.
‘tonefruit, a, Fruta de hueso.
itonehawk, s. (Orn.) Halcon apedreado.
stonchorse, 8. Caballo entero.
Stonepit, 4. Cantera.
Stonepitch, 8. Pez endurecida.
Stoneware, 8. Loza de piedra,
Stonework, $, Edificio ú obra hecha de pie-
dra ó cantería,
Stoniness, 8. La calidad de ser pedregoso 6
tener muchas picdras; dureza de cora-
zon, insensibilidad.
Stony, a. De piedra, hecho de plodra; pé-
treo; pedregoso ; duro, inflexible.
Stood, pret. del verbo To Stand. ,
Stool, 8, eran: as sin respaldo; cámara,
evacuacion de vientre. Cluse-stoo!, Cuja
excretoris. Pe Sane dl Caja de bacin. »
go eae acer del cuerpo. Foot-stool,
¿<cabel.
Stools, pi, (Náu.) Mesetas do los Jardines,
To Stoom, va. Poner á infundir yerbas cn
el vino,
To Stoop, en. Encorvarse, combarse; en-
corvarse 6 bajarse hasta el suelo; bajarse,
someterse, sujetarse; humillarse, abatir-
se; ceder, rendirse; condescender; lan-
zarse, Serene oe Someter 6 sujetar.
Stoop, s. Inclinacion.hácia abajo; descen-
so; caida de alguna dignidad 6 estado;
_ caimicnto, abatimiento ; caida del haloon
sobre la presa; vasija do licor.
To Stop, va. Detener, parar, impedir; sus-
pender, diferir, dilatar; tapar, cerrar; pun-
tuar.—en. Parar ó pararse.
Stop, a. Parada; interrapcion; dilacion.
Stopcock, a. Llave de fuente; canilla de to-
nel; espita (razo,
Stoppage, 8. Obstruccion, dotencion, emba-
ponies & Tapon.
To Stopper, va. (Nán.) Bozar.
Stoppers, s. pl. (Ndiu.) Bozas. Anchor-
opper, Capon.
Store, 8. Copia; almacen. (Náu.) Abastos.
To Store, va. Surtir, provoer, abastecer.
Storehouse, 8. Almacen. ñolero.
Storekeeper, 8. Guardaalmacen. (Nán.) Pa-
Storeroom, 8. (Náu.) Pañol. Boatswain's
store-roum, (Núu.) Pañol de proa.
Stork, 8. (Orn.) Cigiieña.
Storksbill, 2, (Bot) Geranio.
Storm, 8. Tempestad; tumulto, tormento,
To Storm, eva. Asaltar.—on. Tempestar.
Stormbird, a, (Ict.) Procelaria. [lento.
Stormy, a. Tempestnoso; violento, turba -
To Story. ea. Historiar, narrar.
Story, & Historia; cuento; alto.
Story-teller, e. Cuentista; embuatero.
Stout a. Fornido; robusto; fucrte; resuel-
to; terco, inflexible, [cion.
Stoutly, ad. Vigorosamente; con resolu-
eS 8. Valor, fuerza; arrojo; terque-
Stove, 8. Estufa; para poner fuego. Foot-
stove, Rejuela,
To Stow, ea. Ordenar. (Náu.) Estivar.
Stowage, 8, Almacen; cueva; arrumaje,
Stower, 8. Estivador. bisa.
Strabism, 8, (Méd.) Estrambosidad, estra-
To Straggle, on. Vagar ; estraviarse.
Straggler, e. Vagamundo, tunante.
Straight, a. Derecho; angosto.—ad. Luego;
directamente,
To Straighten, va. Enderezar.
STR STU
+Straightforth, ad. Al panto, al instante. / Stress, s, Fuerza, pesa, importancia, extis,
- Straightly, ad. En linea recta, directamento;| consideracion, valor.
con mucha tension. To Stretch, ca. y n Extender; =
Straightness, a Rectitud ; tension. (Náu.) Haoer fuerza de vela
Straightway, ad, Inmediatamente, luego, al Stretch, a. Extension; estiros.
instante. To Strew, ea. Esparcir; sembrar. |
To Strain, ea. Colar; filtrar; apretar; esti- | Strim, a pl. (Arq.) Estrias aj
rar; torcer.—on. Esforzarse ; filtrarse, co- | Striate, Striated, a. Estrisdo, forma: 4
larse. Strickle, e. Rasero. 0%
Strain, 8. Contorsion, retorcimiento ; estilo. | Strict, a. Estricto; escrupuloso; limits’
Strainer, 8. Colador, coladera, coladero. Strictly, ad. Exactamente; rigureec:' ~
Strait, a. Estrecho; angosto; rigidio, aus- | Strictnesa, e Exactitud ; severidad; ast
tern, exacto. tar.| dad. : a
To Straiten, oa. Acortar; estrechar; apre-| Stricture, a Sello; contracción 6 este
Strait-laced, a. Estricto, estrecho; santur-/ de un canal en el cuerpo.
Atride, s. Tranco, un paso largo.
To Stride, en. Atrancar; dar pasos 1533
Stridalous, a. Lo que rechina un pos
Strife, a. Contienda, disputa, debsie
To Strike, ea, y 1. Golpear; arrupr, +
gir; tocar. (Náu.) Arrisr, cal.
Strike, 8. Rasero ; medida. i
Strikeblock, 8. ( .) Cepillo bocel
Striker, a Goldpeador, apalcedar. ‘4
Striking, a. Sorprendente; obth; aa
dinario. [lers: “=
String, a, Cordon ; cuerdecits; cuer*: -"
To String, va. Encordar; tem alee
strumento másico de cu ale
ron.
Btraitly, ad. Estrechamento ; intimamente.
Straitness, s, Estrechez; aprieto; escasez.
Strakes, 8. de (Náu.) Tracas 6 hiladas.
Strand, $. ta: ribera. (Náu.) Cordon.
To Strand, ea. (Náo.) Encallar.
Strange, a. Extraño; extravagante; raro;
bueno 6 malo. {guna cosa.
+To Strange, en. Extrañar, admirarse de al-
Strangely, ad. Extrañamente. [ravilla.
o? Extranjería; extrañeza; ma-
Stranger, a. Extranjero.
+To Stranger, ea. Extrañar.
To Strangle, va. Ahogar, sufocar.
Strangler, 8, Ahogador.
Strangles, 8. Estrangol.
Strangulation, s. Ahogamionto.
Strangury, 3. cal el
Strap, £. Correa. (Náu.) Gaza, trabillas.
Strappado, 8. Paliza ; trato de cuerda.
Strapping, a. Abultado, corpulento,
Btratagem, a Estratagema : astucia, engaño.
Stratification, €, (Quim.) Estratificacion.
To Stratify, ea. (Quim.) Estratificar.
Stratum, 8. Lecho: bancal.
Straw, a. Paja. Stack of straw, Pajar.
Straw-bed, e. Jergon.
Strawberry, 8. (Bot.) Fresa.
Strawberry -tree, €. (Bot.) Madroño.
Straw-buílt, a. Pajizo; hecho do paja.
Straw-colorod, a. Pajizo claro,
Straw-hat, 8. Sombrero de paja.
Straw-worm, s. Gorgojo.
Strawy, a. Pajizo; do paja. [no.
To Stray, on. Descarriarse; perder el cami-
Streak, & Raya; lista (Náu.) Traca, hilada.
To Streak, va, Rayar; entreverar colores,
Streaky, a. Rayado, listado; bordado.
Stream, 8. Corriente; arroyo. (Fig.) Fuente.
To Stream, va. y a, Correr, manar 6 fluir
los liquidos.
Streamer, a (Náu.) Flámula.
Streamlet, €. Arroyuolo.
Street, ¢. Calle. [sistencta, vigor.
Strength, s. Fuerza; firmeza, solidez, con-
To Strengthen, ra. Fortalecer; confirmar;
animar.
Btrengthener, 8. Corroborante.
Strengthless, a. Débil, sin vigor.
Strenuous, a; Estrenuo; tenaz. To be
atrenuous, Tener entereza,
Strenuously, ad. Acérrimamente; animo-
samente.
Strenuousness, £. A'nimo, valor, osfucrzo.
e pi a. Estrepitoso,
Stringent, a. Astringente.
Stringless a. Lo que no tiens cuerdas.
Stringy, a. Fibroso. — [robar; dex”.
To Strip, ea. Dosnudar, d o
Strip, Tira. Narrow strip, Tis U
To Stripe, ca. Rayar, hacer rays
Stripe, 8 Ray, lista; azute paz
Stripling, e. Moralbete, mozuelo. | de
To Strive, en Esforzarse; empeis. “
Striver, 8. Competidor, contendedar. =
To Stroke, va. Acariciar; frotar 5
Strokes: (Nán.) Patron de bote
troke's-man, 4 a. te
To Stroll, en, Tunar, vagar, calkjes!.
Stroller, 8. Tunante, vagamnndo. de
Strong, a Fuerte; vigoroso; viele,
deroso. ae
Strong-bodied, a. Corpulento, rob
Strong-hand, +. Fuerza, violencia
Strongly, ad. Fuertemente.
Strontian, & (Min.) Estroncian&
Strop, 8. (Náu.) Estrovo.
Strophe, 8. Estrofa.
To Strow, ca. Esparcir, derrams. is
Structure, e. Construccion ; estructars.
chara. [ee a
To Struggle, en. Bregar; rears
Sindee. Esfuerzo, lucha; resisiencá
Struma, 8, Lamparon; lamparonées
Strumous, a. Escrofuloso. ;
To Strut, on, Contonearse; ensoberdet*
Strut, Stratting, «. Contoneo.
heal a Tron: zoquete. cat
o Stub, va. Ex , arrancar.
Stubbed, a. Cortado por el tronco; gue
y corto; fuerte, vigoroso.
Stubborn, a, Cabezudo, terco, porfado.
Stubbornly, ad, Obstinadamente.
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SUB
SUB
Stubbornneas, 8, Obstinacion, tcrquedad,
pertinacia,
Stubby, a. Cachigordete; gordo.
Stubuail, a, Puntilla de clavo,
Stucco, 8. Estuco,
Stud, e. Estaca; tachon; yeguada [nes.
To Stud, va. Tachonar; adornar con tacho-
Student, a. Estudianto,
Studied, a. Docto, leido, instruido,
Studier, 8. Estudiador, oscolar.
Studious, a. Estudioso; cuidadoso; solicito.
Studiously, ad. Estndiosamente, diligente-
mente, con aplicacion.
Studiousness, e. Estudiosidad, aplicacion.
Study, 8. Estadio; aplicacion; instruccion.
To Study, ea. Estudiar; observar; apren-
der; considerar. ria! fruslería!
Stuff, a. Materlal.—4nterj, la! niñe-
To Stuff, ra. Henchir; llenar; tapar. Zb
stuff ceal, Mechar ternera,
Stuffing. a. Relleno.
To Stultify, ea. Bobear, atontar,
Stum, & Mosto; vino añejo remostado.
To Stum, ea. Remostar; adulterar el vino,
To Stumble, en. Tropezar; encontrar; ha-
llar casualmente. a
Stumble, €. Traspié, troplezo, resbalon; des-
Stumbler, 8, Tropezador.
Stumbling-block, 3, Tropezadero,
stump, 3. nco; tocon.
Stumpy, a. (Vuly.) Cachigordete, rechoncho.
To Stun, ea. Atolondrar, ensordecer, enton-
tecer,
To Stunt, ea. No dejar crecer 6 medrar.
To grow stunted, Achaparrarse.
To Stupe, va. Fomentar, poner de fensivos
Stupefaction, a. (Méd.) Estupefaccion ; ato-
londramiento, estupor.
Stupefactive, a. (Mvd.) Esta
Sap onicona a. Estupendo,
roso,
Stupendously, ad, Estupendamente.
Stupendousness, & Lo que es estupendo 6
maravilloso,
3tupld, a. Estápido; insensato; tosco.
3tupidity, Stupidness, s. Estupidez, embrua-
teclmicnto.
stupidly, ad, Estápidamente. [londrar.
Fo Stupify 6 To Stupefy, va. Atontar, ato-
5tupor, 2, Atontamiento, estupor. [te.
sturdily, ad. Resueltamente; Insolentemen-
sturdiness, ¢ Fuerza; obstinacion.
sturdy, a. Fuerte, tieso; terco, insolente,
3turgcon, 4. (Ict.) Esturion.
sturk, a, Ternero 6 ternera,
Co Stutter, on. Tartamudear.
‘tutterer, 8. Tartamudo; farfulla.
sty, 8. Zahurda; lupanar.
factivo.
mirable, asom-
[hurda,
Subalternate, a. Sucesivo; subordinado.
Subastringent, a. Algo astringente.
Subchanter, 4. Sochantre.
Subclavian, a (Anat.) Subclavio.
Subcommittee, 3. Una comision parcial,
Subcontrary, a. (Lóg.) Subcontraria,
Subcutaneous, a. Subcutaneo.
Subdeacon, e. Subdiicono.
Subdeaconship, e. Subdiaconado.
Subdelegate, a. y a Subdelegado.
To Sabdelegata, ra. Subdelegar.
Subdelegation, e. oa on,
To Subdivide, ea. Subdividir.
Subdivision, s. Subdivision.
To Subduce, To Subduct, oa, Sus
rre 8, os Ga is ig
o Subdue, va. Sojuzgar, sujetar; oprimir.
Subduer, a. Soju or; opresor, dominador.
Subjacent, a. Subyacente.
To Subject, oa. Bujetar; someter; exponer,
Subject, a. Sujeto, expuesto.—s. Vasallo;
sugeto, materia, asunto. — [servidumbre,
Subjection, & Sujecion, yng, dependencia,
as chip ea de 3 oat 4,
ubjugation, e. cion, servidumbre, yugo.
Snubjunction, e. Sobreañadidura,
Subjunctive, a. Subjuntivo.
Sublevation, e. Sublovacion.
Sublimate, 8. (Quim.) Sublimado.
To Sublimate, va. (Quim.) Sublimar.
Sublimation, a. Sublimacion.
Sublime, a. Sublime, excelso, elevado,
Sublimely, ad. Sublimemente.
Sublimeness, €. Sublimidad, exaltacion.
Sublingual, a. (Anat) Sublingual
Sublunar, Sublunary, a. Sublunar.
Submarine, a. Lo que está debajo de la mar.
To Submerge, To Submerse, ea. Sumergir;
anegar, inundar.
Submersion, a. Samersion.
To Subminister, oa. Suministrar.
Subministration, s. Suministracion.
Submission, ¢. Sumision; deferencia, respe-
to; resignacion.
Submissive, a. Sumiso, rendido, sometido,
Submissively, ad. Humildemente.
Sabmissiveness, a. Obsequio, sumision.
To Submit, va. Someter; sujetar; rofertr.
Submultiple, ad. Submuitiplice.
Subordinacy, a. Subordinacion, sujecion,
Subordinate, a, Subordinado, inferior, de-
pendiente.
To Subordinate, ea. Subordinar, sujetar.
Bubordinstely, ad. Subordinadamente.
Subordination, a. Subordinacion.
To Suborn, oa. Sobornar, corromper.
Subornation, a. Soborno, cohecho.
Suborner, a, Sobornador, cohechador.
tar, sacar.
r, qui-
Po Sty, ea. y n. Encerrar puercos en la za- | Subpana, 8, Comparendo, citacion.
itygian, a. Estigio. Bubrector, 8. Vicerector.
ityle, a, Estilo; tratamiento. Subreption, 4, per aer
Fo Style, ca. Intitular; nombrar. Subreptitious, a. Subrepticio.
‘typtic, a. (M6d.) Estiptico,
ity pticity, a. Estipticidad,
tuavity, £, Buavidad, dulzura.
mbacid, a, Agrillo, (Méd.) Subácido.
inbacrid, a. Asperillo.
subaction, 8. Reduccion, sujecion.
\ubalmoner, 8. Teniente de Jimosnero.
inbaltern, a, Subalterno, subordinado.
ec ql ad. Subrepticiamente.
To Subrogate, ea. Subrogar.
Se etal 8. Subrogacion. [conventr.
To Su be, ea. y n. Suscribir; car;
Subscriber, a. Suscriptor.
Subscription, e. Suscripcion.
Subsection, s. Subdivision.
Subsecutive, a. Subsecnenta, dede iente.
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Successfulness, s. Buen suceso, di-ba
Bubseptuple, u. Subsptuplo,
are men Succession, £ Sucesion; linaje: herezris
Bubsequence, & Subsecuencia,
Subsequent, a. Subsizuiento. Suceessive, a. Sucesivo. gulentez.- >.
Subsequently, ad. Subsizufentemente. ¡Successively, ad. Bucesivamente, c —:-
Tu Subserve, ed. Servir; favorecer. Successiveness, e. Sucesion.
Bubservience, Subservicncy, 8 Servicio, Successless, a. Desafortunado, infeliz
utilidad, socorro, Saccessor, 8. Sucesor; heredero.
Subservient, a. Subordinado; útil, apto. Bucciduous, a. Lo que está cayundie &
Bubserviently, ad. Subordinadamente. amenazando ruina,
Subsextuple, a, Subsextuplo. Sneceinct, a. Sucinto, breve; enfaldaca.
To Subside, rn. Sumerygirse, irse á fondo, 'Succinctly, ad. Sucintamente.
Subsidence, Subsidency, a, Sumersion. | Succinctness, 8. Brevedad, concision.
Subsidiary, a. Subsidiario. To Succor, ea. Socorrer, ayudar, aaxi®ar.
Subsidy, a Subsidio, ayuda, socorro. Succor, @ Socorro, ayuda, favor.
To Subsist, on. Subsistir, permanecer; 808-| Succorer, & Socorredor, auxiliador.
tentarso, (Subsistencia, ' Succorless, a. Desam o
Bubsistence, 4. Existencia; sustento. (Fil) Succory, a (Bot.) Achicoria.
Subsistent, a. Subsistente; inherente. Succulency, 8. Jugosidad.
Bubstance, 8. Sustancia, vigoroso. Succulent, a. Suculento, ¿
Substantial, a. Sustancial; material; fuerte, | To Succumb, on. Sucambir, corder, rez is.
Bubstautiality, 8. Realidad; corporeidad; | Succussation, £. Trote; sacudida
materialidad. Succussion, €. Sacudimiento.
To Substantialize, ra. Realizar. Such, pron. rel. Tal, igual, semejante.
Substantially, ad, Sustancialmonte; real-, To Suck, ca. y n. Chupar; mamar.
mente; solidamente. . | Suck, a. (Méd.) Succion ; leche.
To Substantiate, ea. Sustanciar. Sucker, a Chupador, ¿mbolo; chapon.
Bubstantive, a. y a. (Gram.) Sustantivo. Sucking, 8. Chupadura, la accion de chia
To Substitute, ca. Sustituir, 6 de mamar.
Substitute, a Sustituto, To Buckle, cu. Amamantar; criar.
Substitution, € Sustitucion. Suckling, 8. Mamanton, la criatura de tez
To Substract, ea. Sustraer. Suction, 8, (M¿d.) Succion, el acto de ciu;
Substraction, s, Sustraccion. Sudatory, €. Sudadero.
Snbstratum, 8, Lecho, capa debajo de otras. | Sudden, a. Repentino, pronto; imprevis:.
Substylar, a. Sustilar. Suddenly, ad. De repente, sabitamenic
+t8ubsultorily, ad. A’ brincos. Saddenness, a. Precipitacion.
Bubtangent, a, (Geom.) Subtangente. Sudorific, a. y a. Sudorifico.
To Subtend, ra. (Geom.) Subtender. Suds, a, Lejia de y jabon.
Subtense, 4, (Geom.) Subtensa, cuerda, To Sue, va, y n. Demandar ; procesar; ==>
Subterfuge, e Subterfugio, evasion. —[neo.| plicar, rugar.
Subterrancan, Subterraneous, a. Subterrá- | Suet, a, Sebo, grasa dura,
Subterranity, 8. Sótano, cueva, caverna Suety, a. Scboso.
Subtile, a. Sutil; perspicaz, penctranto, To Suffer, ta. y n. Sufrir; padecer; toke-z.
Subtilely, ad. Sutilmente, astutamente. varapalo permitir.
Bubtileness, a. Sutileza, finura, astucia. Sufferable, a. Sufrible, tolerable.
Subtilization, €. (Quim.) Sutilizacion; suti- | Sufferably, ad. Soportable, [ Para
lidad. [currir ingeniosamente. | Sufferance, 8. Pona, trabajo; hole,
To Subtilize, ea, y n. Sutilizar; limar; dis- ¡ Sufferor, e, Sufridor; perdidoso,
i
Subtilty, e. Sutileza, tenuidad; astucia. Suffering, 8. Pena, dolor, padecimiento
Subtle, a. Sutil, astuto, artificioso. [tificio. ae Suftice, en. Bastar.—ou. Satisfacer: ©:
Subtleness, Subtlety, € Sutileza, astucia, ar- r. feane =
Sufficiency, 3, Suficiencia, capaci y pre
Bubtly, ad. Sutilmente, artificiosamente.
To Subtract, oa, Sustracr, apartar, separar. | Sufficient, a. Suficiente, bastante; ap
Subtraction, 4. Sustraccion. Sufficiently, ad. Sulicientemente.
Subtrahend, 4. (Arit.) Subtraendo. To Suffocate, ea. Sufocar, ahogar, sofocar.
Suburb, a Suburbio, arrabal. Suffucation, a. Sufocacion, ahogo.
oir a, erre á Samara 2 e peter bano dad
ubvention, «. Subvencion; amparo; ayuda. | Su n, & Su nco; O a .
Subversion, €. Suvorsion, estrago, trastorno. | tSuffragant, 8. Favorecedor, auxiliador.
Suffrage, 8. Sufragio, voto.
Subversive, a. Suversivo. (nar.
To Subvert, ca. Subvertir, trastornar, arrul- | Suffumigation, 8. (Méd.) Sufamigacion.
Subverter, 3. Subvorsor, destructor. To Suffuse, ca. Difundir; derramar, ver‘cr.
Buffusion, e. Sufusion; catarata, [pie
Succedancous, a. Sustituto, equivalente. 7
Succedaneum, 8. Equivalente, en lugar do. |Sugar, a Azúcar. Loa/f-eugar, Azúcar ¢:
To Sugar, va. Azucarar, endulzar,
To Succeed, on. y a. Suceder; conseguir,
Sugarplum, s. Confites, chochos.
Sugary, a. Azucarado.
To Suggest, oa. Sagerir, advertir; instizur,
Suggestion, €. Sugestion; Instigacion.
Suicide, 6. Suicidio; suicida,
Suing, £ Solicitacion, diligencia,
ograr.
Succecder, 8, Sucesor.
Succeeding, a. Subsigulente: futuro,
Success, a, Suceso, éxito, salida,
Successful, a. Próspero, dichoso, fellz.
tk ad. Folizmente.
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SUN
a de Juego; vestido; peticion; cortejo;
tiglo,
To Nuit, ta. y an, Adecuar, proporcionar,
acomodar, ajustar; adaptar; convenir,
Suitable, a. Conforme, conveniente.
5ultableness, s. Conformidad, conveniencia,
Suitably, ad. Segun, conforme.
Suite, y. Serie; tren, comitiva,
Suitor, Suitor, 8. Pretendiente, suplicante;
amante; litiganta
Suitress, y” Suplicante, demandante.
Sulcated, a. Surcado. [obstinado.
Sulky, a, Malcontonto, caprichudo, regafion ;
Sullen, a, Malcontento; malóvolo; Intrata-
ble, berrinchudo; remolon, cazurro.
Sullenly, ad, A'speramente.
Sullenness, 8, Ceño, enojo, berrin; murria;
mal humor ó genio; obstinacion.
tSulliage, 2. Albañal; mancha; polucion,
To Sully, ca, Manchar, ensuciar.
£nlly, a Mancha.
Sulphar, €, Azufre. [froso, azufrado.
Sulphureous, Sulphurons, a. Sulfúreo, azu-
Sulphurwort, a, (Bot.) Servato.
Sulphury, a. Sulfúrico, azafroso.
Sultan, 8. Sultan.
Sultana, Sultanesa, 4f Sultana,
Sultrinces, 8, Bochorno. [can
Sultry, a. Abochornado, bochornoso; sufu-
Sum, & Suma, cantidad ; resúmen.
‘To Sum, ta. Sumar; recopilar, abreviar;
resuimir,
Rumiach, &(Bot.) Zumaque.
Sumless, €. Innumerable,
Summarily, ad. Sumariamente.
Summary, €. Sumario, breve.—s. Resímen.
Summer, 4, Verano, estio.
To Summer, on. Verancar.—ea. Calentar.
Simmer NOH, 8. Cenador, glorieta de jar-
din.
Summerset, a. Salto mortal.
Summit, €. A’pice, cima, punta.
To Summon, ea. Citar, notificar; intimar.
Summoner, & El que cita 6 notifica.
£ummons, 8, Citacion; lntimacion; aviso.
Summnm bonum, 8, El sumo bien.
Numpter, s. Caballo de carga.
Sumptuary, a. Suntario.
Sumptuosity, 4. Suntuosidad. [poso,
Sumptuoas, A. Suntuoso, magnífico, pom-
Sumptuously, ad. Suntuosamento.
Suimptuousnees, 8. Suntuosidad, pompa.
Sun, 8, Sol; solana.
To Sun, va. Asolear; tomar el sol,
Sunbeam, 8. Rayo del sol
Sunbeat, a. Asolendo.
Sunbarnt, a. Asoleado; atezado.
Sunclad, a. Brillante, lustroso.
Sunder, @ Dos, dos partes.
Tu Sunder, ea. Se , dividir,
Aundow, & (Bot.) Rocio del sol.
Sundial, a. Reloj de sol.
Sundries, & pl. (Com.) Diversos géneros.
Bundry, a. Varios, muchos, diversos,
Sunflower, 8. (Bot) Girasol.
Sunhomp, 8. (Bot.) Cáñamo de sol,
Sunless, a. Sin sol; sombrío,
Funlike, a. Semejanto al sol.
Sunlight, 8. La Inz del sol.
bunny, ió claro,
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SUP
Sunrise, Sunrising, « Salida 6 nacimiento
del sol.
Sunset, ¢ La puesta del sol.
Sunshine, 4 Solana; la claridad del sol.
To Sup, ta. Sorber.—on. Conar.
Sup, 2, Sorbo.
Superable, a. Superablo,
To Superabound, on. Superabundar,
Superabundance, s, Superabundancia.
Superabundant, a. Superabundante, super-
no. te.
Superabundantly, ad. Su A
To Superadd, ca. Sobreafadir.
Superaddition, 8. Sobreafiadidura.
ve Cperauvenient a. Lo que sobreviene de
repente,
To Superannuate, oa. Inhabilitar.
Saperannuation, €, El estado de el que es
in de uso por los muchos años,
Superb, a. Soberbio, de, magnifico.
puperbiy, ad. potes amente. d
upercargo, e. recargo; encomendera,
Supercelestial, a. Sobrecclestial. [so.
copercIiona a, Altivo, arrogante; imperio-
Superciliously, ad. Con altivez. _. [gullo.
Superciliousness, 8. Arrogancia, altivez, or-
Superconception, a. Superfetacion.
te. |Supcreminence, Supcreminency, a Supere-
minencia, exaltacion. [tisimo.
Supereminent, a. Supereminente, eminen-
To Supere te, on. Hacer mas de lo que
uno tiene obligacion do hacer 6 ejecutar.
Supererogation, 3. Supererogacion.
Supererogatory, a. Snpererogatorio.
Superessential, a. Sobreesencial.
Supercxcellent, a. Sobreoxcelente.
To Superfetate, on. Concebir la hembra
estando preñada.
Superfetation, e. Supcrfctacion, la segunda
prenez, en la hembra durando la primera,
Superfice, a Superficie.
Superficial, a. Superficial; aparente.
Superficialist, s. Obscrvador superficial.
end Superficialnese, a. Superficia-
8 ery fally, ad. Superficialmonte, un
uperficially, ad. Su monte, por cn-
Sapcriciós 6: Buperdelo.
Superfine, a. Superfino.
Superfineness, a La calidad superfina.
+Superfluitant, a. Lo que flota 6 sobrenada.
Superfluous, a, Superduo [dad, demasia.
Superfluousness, Superfluity, e Superflui-
Superflux, $. Soperfluidad, lo superfluo,
Superhuman, 2. Sobrehumano.
Superincumbent, a. Lo que está colocado 6
yace sobro otra cosa.
To os oa. Sobreañadir.
Superinduction, e. Sobre-añadidurá.
To Superintend, ea. Inspecionar, vigilar,
colar, dirigir. [perintendencia,
Bupcrintendonce, Superintendency, € Sn-
Superintendent, » Superintendente.
Superior, a. y £. Superior.
Superiority, e. Superioridad; autoridad.
Superlative, a. Buperlativo.
Superlatively, ad. Superlativamente. Lc
Buperlativeness, 8. Preominencia; excelen-
Supernal, a. Superno, supremo; ccleste.
Supernatural, a, Sobrenatural.
Snpornatarally, ad. Sobrenaturalmente,
Bapernaturalness, e. El estado de ser sobre-
natural
Supernumerary, a, Supernumerario.
To Superscribe, en. Sobrececribir.
Superscription, a Sobrecscrito. - [pedir.
To Supersedo, ca. Bobrescer; invalidar ; im-
Supersession, € Sobreseimiento; anulacion.
Superstition, s. Supersticion,
Superstiti a. Supersticioso.
Buperstitiously, ad. Supersticiosamente.
Superstitiousncss, a. Supersticion,
Superstructive, a. Edificado 6 construido
sobre otra cosa.
Buperstructure, a Edificto levantado sobro
alguna cosa; opinion, argumento, funda-
dus cn alguna otra cosa,
Supersubstantial, a, Supersnstancial.
Soe UECEEnC, en. Bobrevenir, acaecer, 6u-
er
Superventent, a. Superveniente, adicional.
Supervention, « Supervencion.
Bupervisor, s. Sobrestante,
Supination, e. Supinacion. [dolente.
Bupine, a. Supino; supina; edo in-
Bupinely, ad. Boca arriba; descaidada-
mente.
Supinencsa, & Descuido, dejadez.
Supper, 8, Cena The Lord's eupper, La
institucion de la eucaristía.
Suppericse, a. Sin cenar.
Bupper-time, 8. La hora de cenar.
Supping, a El acto de cenar; de sarber.
To Supplant, va. Suplantar; desbancar á uno,
Supplanter, a Suplantador,
Se ape i Suplantacion.
Supple, a. Flexible, manejable; blando,
Supplement, 8. Suplemen
Supplemental, Supplementary, a. Adicional.
a Pie & Flexibilidad, blandura; doci-
Buppletory, e. Supletorio.
Suppliant, a. ed arene humilde,
ae i Supplicant, a Suplicante.
To Supplicate, ca. ve pega rogar, ped
Sone cation, 8. Saplica, suplicacion,
on.
Supplicatory, a. Suplicatorio.
To Supply, ea. Suplir, completar, acabalar,
integrar; surtir, abastecer; suministrar.
Sanply, e. Socorro, auxillo; refuerzo.
To Support, ea. Sostener; sufrir; asistir.
a es s. Sosten; apoyo; sustento.
Suppostable; a. Soportable, tolerable, lleva-
ero. [tector.
Bupporter, a. Sostenimiento; amparo; pro-
Supposable, a. Admisible, ; a
Supposal, s. Suposicion.
Supposablencess, 8. Probabilidad. (ginar.
To Suppose, ta. Suponer; presuponer; ima-
Supposer, s. Suponedor.
Supposicion, 8. iy ra hi rio.
Supposititious, a. Supnosto, ; im a-
Supposititiousness, e. Suposicion,
ir.
petl-
Suppositive, a. Supuesto.
Suppositively, ad, En suposicion.
uo pository, 8. Enpositorlo, ód.) Cala.
To Suppress, vu. Suprimir, detener; des-
truir.
Suppression, a. Supresion.
Bs ba 8. Supresor.
To Suppurate, ea. y a. Supurar.
Suppuration, e. Supuracion. oe
Suppurative, a. Bupurativo. Sa
tation, a Suputacion, eómpau. a:
To Suppute, va. Suputar, compaisr.
Supramundane, a. ,
Supremacy, « Supremacia
Supreme, a. Supremo. [eto sua
Supremely, ad. Supremameste, 2 « =
+Suraddition, e. Sobreañadidara
Sural, a. Sural.
To Surcharge, ea. Sobrecargar;
Surcharger, €. El que sobrecarga
Surcingle, 2. Sobrecincha; cámgulo, eí:-1
Surcle, e Vástago, renuevo.
Surcoat, £. Sobretodo, :
Surculose, a. Ramoso; lleno de visa
Surd, a. Sordo.
tarse, saciarse, hartarse. e
Surfcit, a. Abita, empacho, indigai=
Surfeiter, e, Gloton.
Snrfeit-water, a. Agua que cars ke &.'*
Sao 2, Ola, onda. A
To Surge, en. (Nán.) Agitarse el my —*
To surge the capstan, Lasear el O°
te,
Surgeon, 8. Cirujano.
Suter 8, Gai les
Su a. Quirúrgico. a
Surgy, a. Agitado 6 embravecido c=
Surlily, ad. Groseramenta
Surliness, 8, Groseria, mal genio; evo
curly, a. Grosero; áspero de genio.
To Surmise, ea. Sospechar, supouet: >
fandamento. ;
Surmise, 8. Sospecha: falsa sion
To Surmount, ea. Sobrepujar; eo
vencer; exceder ; coronar.
Surmountable, a. Veneible, superabie.
Surname, £ Apellido; renombre 7
To Surname, va, Apellidar, nombrs. :*
nominar. oer
To Surpass, va. Sobresalir, sobrepujx. ::
Surpiice e Sobrepellin
urplice, & re
s. Sobranta
a. Sorpresa; almirs" ©
mars: -
rise, On. nd sobren” ”
g, G. Maravilloso, extraño, 1:
Surprisingly, ad. Maravillosamenta =
Surrejoinder, s. La respuesta á ls TN;
del contrario. y
To Surrender, va. y a. Rendir; ceder; U=
ferir; rendirse. ,
Surrender, $. Rendicion, entrega ; rertl--
Surreption, 8. Subrepcion ; sorpresa |
Surreptitiona, a. Sp hy ias fraudulet«
Surreptitiously, ad, Subrepticiamente.
BWA
‘o Surrogate, oa. Subrogar, sastituir.
urrogate, & lic! delegado de un
juez eclesiástico if uez de testamentarias,
‘o Surround, ea. Circandar, cercar, rodcar.
urtout, & Sobretodo.
“o Survene, on. Sobreventr.
"o Survey, va. Mirar; examinar; apear.
(Náu.) nocer. [miento.
iurvey, & Perspectiva ; apeo; reconoci-
lurvoying, & mensura.
‘urveyor, 8, Sobrestanto; apeador; perito,
(Nau.) Inspector.
suarveyorship, @ El empleo de sobrestante,
inspector; perito, avaluador.
Co Survive, on, Sobrevivir.
tarviver 6 Survivor, 8 Sobreviviente.
Survivorship, $. Supervivencia,
susceptibility, e. Susceptibilidad.
susceptible, a. Sasceptible.
iusceptive, a. Susceptivo, susceptible.
5uscipient, a, Recipiente, recibidor.
Co Suscitate, ea. Suscitar, excitar.
‘Suscitation, 8, Bugestion, instigacion.
Po Suspect, va. y . Sospechar.
inspect, a, Sospechoso. :
Co Suspend, oa. Suspender; colgar.
Suspenders, & pl Tirantes.
Suspense, £ 8 on; duda; parada.
3uspensory, 4. Suspensorio.
3uspicion, & Sospecha, rezelo, desconfianza,
3aspicious, a. aby eee desconfiado.
3uspiciously, ad. Bospechosamente.
3uspiciousness, 8. Rezelo, desconfianza,
Suspiral, 8. Cercera; caño subterráneo.
3uspiration, 8. Suspiro.
To Suspire, en. Suspirar; respirar.
To Sustain/ ea. Sostener, sustentar, mante-
ner; ayudar; sufrir. .
Sustainable, a. Lo que se puede sostener ;
defensable.
Sustainer, e, Sostonedor; defensor ; sufridor.
Sustenance, Sustentation, e, Sustento; man-
tenimiento; sostenimiento,
Sutler, 8. Vivandero.
au a (Nae pp ie a
wab, 2, 1) Lampazo, estropajo.
To Swab, va. Nan) Lampacear.
Swabber, & Paje de escoba, galopin.
To rar Fajar, envolver con fajas.
Swaddle, a, Faja. tilla, pañal.
Swaddling-band, Swaddling-cloth, ¢ Man-
To Swag, on. peg tok facetear, echar plantas.
pre pelle a. Ventrudo, (valiente.
To Swagger, vn. Baladronear; alabarse de
Swacgerer, 8. Jaquoton; valenton, baladron.
Swacgy, a. Colgante, pendiente,
5waín, €. Zagal, pastoroillo,
Swallow, 8. (Orn.) Golondrino.
To Swallow, va. , engallir; destruir;
absorber; devorar. [de milano.
3 wallow-tall scarf, 8. (Náu.) cola
3wallow-wort, e. (Bot.) Asclepiada.
Swamp, 2. Pantano.
To Swamp, on. Empantanarse, irse á pique.
Swampy, 4 Pantanoso.
Swan, €. (Orn.) Cisne.
3wandown, 8. Moleton.
3wanskin, 4, Bayeta sobrefina,
3wap, ad. De prisa; con presteza.
To Swap, oa. Cambiar, cambalachear.
SWI
Spend, © OA da oo de DAS le
erra.
Swarm, & Enjambre, multitud ; hormiguero.
To Swarm, on. Enjambrar, ja oar,
Swarthily, ad. De color moreno.
Swarth. 8. atezamiento, tez morona.
ash, 8, baladronada.
To Swash, on. Baladronear ; meter ruido.
Swasher, $. Jaquoton, fanfarron.
To ta Fajar.
Swathe, 8. a, venda, atadura,
To Sway, oa. Blandir; empuñar ; gobernar.
O, Ladearse ; tener influjo. (Náu.)
To sway up, Quindar.
Sway, €. Vibracion; poder; suerte.
To Swear, oa. y n, Jarar; blasfemar ; jura-
mentar.
Swearer, 8. Jurador ; blasfemador ; votador.
Sweat, 2, Sudor; evaporacion de humedad.
To Sweat, va. y n. Sudar; exhalar; traba-
jar con fatiga.
To Sweep, oy sm. Barrer; arrebatar; des-
hollinar. (Náu.) Rastrear. linea.
Soc, e. Barredura ; say iaa violenta ;
weeper, & Barrendero. mney-eweeper,
Deshollinador. feders
Sweeper-bar, 8. (Art.) Travesaño do la amo-
Sweepings, 8. ee Barroduras.
Sweepnet, 3. vel correras.
Sweepstake, & Lo que se gana al Juego 6 en
Sweepy, a ero.
Sweet, a. Dulce, gustoso ; suave;
benigno; querido; bollo.
Sweetbread, €. Lechecillas de ternera.
Sweetbrier,
t.) Escaram I
Swooetflag, e ? wea
> Cálamo aromático.
To Sweeten, va. Dalcificar, endulzar; sua-
vizar.—om. Endalzarse.
Sweetener, @ Daloificante; calmante.
Sweetheart, £ Amante; dama, querida,
Sweeting, 8. Camuesa ; querido.
Swectish, a, Algo dulce,
Sweetly, ad. Dulcemente.
Sweetmeat, @ Dulce; dulces secos, conserva.
Sweetness, $. Dulzura, suavidad, blandura.
Sweetrosh, 3, (Bot.) Cálamo aromático,
8weet-scented, a, Porfumado.
Sweet-smelling, a. Odorífero, fragrante.
Sweet-spoken, a. Melifluo,
Sweet-tooth, a. Goloso.
8weet-willtam, s. (Bot.) Dianto.
Swcot-willow, e. ( t.) A'rbol del paraiso,
To Swell, on. :iincharse; entumecorso;
envanecerso, Mar de leva.
8well, 4. Entumecencia, hinchazon. (Sart)
Swolling, 8. Hinchazon; tumor ; cualquier
prominencia. [calor.
To Swelter, va. y n. Ahogar 6 sufocar de
To Swerd, on. Crecer 6 criarse la yerba.
To Swerve, on. Tunar, vagar; extraviarse,
To Swift, ea. (Nán.) Tortorar, dar tortores.
Swift, a. Voloz, ligero, rápido. (lantes.
Swiftera, 8. (Nán.) Tortores, obenques vo-
Swiftly, ad. Velozmente, rápidamente.
Swiftness, 8. Velocidad, ligereza, celeridad,
To Swig, ea. Beber á grandes tragos.
I oa. Enbormobar embriagar.
tada; bazo
Swiller, ¢. Bobedor lusaciable, a
SYM
TAB
To Swim, en. Nadar; abundar; padecer Symmetry, £ Simetris, pro
Swim, 8. Nadadera de poz.
Swimmer, 8. Nadador.
Swimming, 8, Vert!
Swimmingly, ad. Lisamente, sin dificultad,
To Swindle, va. Estafar, petardear, sonsa-
car, trampear, pillar con engaños,
Swindler, a Estafador; tramposo.
Swine, & Marrano, puerco. Sea swine,
Marsopa, cachalote,
Swinebread, s. (Bot.) Criadillas de tierra.
Swineherd, 8. Porquero.
Swinepipe, 8. (Orn.) Especie de tordo.
To Swing, en. Balancear ; columpiarse ;
acitarse ; mover.
Swing, & Vibracion; balanceo; columpio.
To Swingo, va. Azotar, castigar.
+8winge-buckler, a, Matasicte.
Swinger, £, El que se columpia
Swingingly, ad. Monstruosamente, [piarse.
To Swingie, va. Espadillar.—en. Colum-
Swinish, a. Porcuna grosero, sucio.
Swipe, 8. Cigiienal 6 cigoñal.
Switch, a. Varilla (Amer.) Cuja
To Switch, va. Varcar; precintar.
Swivel, e, Alacran, ealabon de vueltas.
Swivol-gun, 2. Podrero.
Swobber, a. Paje do escoba,
To Swoon, en. Desmayarse, desfallecer.
Swoon, 4 Desmayo, deliquio, pasmo.
To Swoop, ea. Coger, agarrar.
Swoop, €. El actu do ccharse una ave de
rapiña sobre su presa.
To Swop, ea, Cambiar, cambalachear.
Sword, 8. Espada. Cut and thrust sword,
Espada-sable,
Sword-cutlor, 4 Espadero.
Sworded, a. Espadaio.
Swordfish, a. (Ict.) Pez espada.
Sword-knot, & Borla de espada 6 espadin.
Sword-law, 4 La ley del mas fuerte.
Ed po a. Esgrimidor.
Sybaritical, Syharitic, a. Bibaritico,
Sycamore, a. (Bot.) Sicómoro, árbol.
Sycophancy, 8. Adulacion ; adulador bajo.
Sycophant, a. Adulador, Dee ; gorrista.
7 Ne eesti te a Adulatorlo; chismoso.
+To Sycophantizo, en. Adular; lsonjear.
Byllabic, Syllabical, a, Silabico.
Syllabically, ad. Por silabas.
To Syllabicate, va. pe) Silabar.
Syllabication, a. Silabeo.
Syllable, s. Silaba.
Syllabus, a. Extracto, resúmen.
Syllepsis, e. Silépsis.
Syllogism, 4. Silogismo.
Syllogistic, Syllogistical, a. Bilogístico.
Syllogistically, ad. En forma sllogistica,
o Byllogize, on. Silogizar. -
8ylph, a, Silfio, silfida.
Sylvan, a. Selvático, silvestre.—a Silvano.
Symbol, 8, Simbolo; figura emblemática,
Symbolical, a. Simbólico.,
Symbolically, ad. Simbólicamente,
Symbolization, 8. Simbolizacion.
o Symbolize, ea. y 1. Simbolizar; guar-
dar semejanza.
Symbolography, 8. El arte de simbolizar.
+Symmetral, Syminetrical, a. Simitrico,
a a, Simetrista.
[vahidos. o Sympathetical, a. Simpáties;
d O.
, vahido; nadadura. |S mpathetically, ad, Simpáticamente.
o Sympatbize, en. Simpatizar, compade-
cerse.
Sympathy, e. Simpetia; compasign.
Symphonious, a. Armonioso.
Symphony, 8. Sinfonia. [quetes 6 convitez
Symposiac, a. Lo que pertenece & los bar-
Symptom, s. (Méd.) Sintoma. [en
Symptomatic, Symptomatical, a. Sintomi:-
Symptomatically, ad. Sintomáticament:.
deis a o Sinóreals,
ynagoguo, 8. ÉINAgoga,
Synalepha, s. Sinalofa.
Synaxis, e. Sinaxa [tánao.
Synchronical, Synchronona, a. Siperono, cur
Synchronism, 8. Sincroniamo,
o Syncopate, oa. Er; poll sincopizar.
Syncope, s. Sincope. (Gram.) Sincopa
Syncoptst, a. Sincopista.
= helt 8. Sindico.
o Syndicate, va. Sindicar.
Synecdoche, 4. Sinéedoque, figura retórica
Syndrome, s. Concomitancia.
Synod, a, Sinodo. (Ast.) Sinodo.
tSynodal, Synodic, Synodical, a. Sinódien
Synodically, ad. Sinodal.
Ara Bo & pl. Sinónimos; equivalente.
o Synonymize, oa, Expresar con sinónimo
Synonymonus, a. Sinónimo.
Synonymy, 4 Sinonimia.
Synopsis, e. Sinópsis, suma, surnario.
Synoptic, Synoptical, a. Sinóptico; visible.
Syntactical: a Doordltada.
Syntax, Syntaxis, e. Sintáxis
Synthesis, 4. Sintesis, composicion.
Synthetio, ascos, A, Sintético.
Syphon, €. Sifon, tubo.
ayTinge, s. Jeringa, lavativa, ayuda
o Syringe, va. Jeringar; echar lavativas
Syrtis, e. co de arena.
System, 8. Sistema; órden natural.
Systematic, 8. y a. Sistemático.
Systematical, a. Sistemático, metódico,
Systematically, ad. Sistematicamente.
To Systematizo, ea. Reducir 4 sistema
Systematizer, a. El que siguo un sistema
Syatylo, 8. ame Sistilo,
Syzygy, @ (Astr.) Sizigia,
Es
La T al principio y fin de voces tiene siem-
pre cl sonido, muy semejante al de la d;
mas cuando so pone delante de la ¢ segut-
da de una vocal, suena como 8; @ g., ea
potion, salcation quo Se pronaneia po
shun, salrashun, :
Tabard, 8. Tabardo, casacon ancho y lara
Tabby, ¢ Tubi—<. Varicgado. querrr.
To Tabefy, en. Extenuarse, debilitarse, en ñiz-
Tabernacle, 4. Tabernáculo.
To Tabernacle, en. Guardar con veneracinn.
bale a. (Mod.) Tábido, extenuado; maci-
ento. extenuacion.
Tabiduess, s. (Mód.) Debilitacion excesivas:
TAL
TAP
Tablature, s. Pinturas al fresco,
Table, e. Mesa; la comida. Side-tabdle,
Aparador. Zable-cloth, Mantel. mer.
To Table, ea. y n. Dar la mesa 6 dar de co-
"Pable-beer, 8. Cerveza do pasto.
Tublo-book, $. Librito do memoria.
Tabler, e Pensionario. V. Boarder.
"Pablo-spoon, 8. Cuchara de mesa,
Table-spoonful, s. Cucharada.
Tabloe-talk, e, Conversacion de mesa,
Tablet, a. Tableta, pastilla, Glory tabiete,
Palabreros,
Tabor, e. Tamboril, pandero.
To Tubor, on. Tamborilear.
Taborer, 8. Tambortlero.
Tabourino, & Tamboril. [d
‘Tubular, a, Formado en laminillas 6 en cua-
To Tabulate, oa. Reducir á indices.
Tubulated, a. Liso, plano.
‘I'ncamahac, 8, Tacamaca, goma,
+Tacho, e. Boton, presilla, corcheto.
Tach yerephy, 8. uigrafia.
Tacit, a. Tácito.
Tacitly, ad. Tacitamente.
Taciturnity, e. Taciturnidad.
To Tack, ca. Atar; uniz.—on, (Náu.) Birar.
Tack, 4. Tachuela, (Náu.) Bordo.
Tackle, 8. (Nau.) Cordaje, jarcia,
Tackling, 8. Aparejo; herramientas.
Tact, 2. Tacto; discernimiento; gracia.
Tuctic, Tactical, a. Táctico, túctica militar.
Tactician, 2. Táctico.
Tactics, a, pl. Táctica,
Tactile, a. Tangible, tocable.
Tactility, 8. lr paja
Tadpole, & Ranilla, sapillo. [miento,
Taffrail, a, (Naw) Coronamento 6 corona-
Taffeta, Taffety, e. Taffetan sencillo.
‘Tag. & Herrete, remate; pingajo. [Agujcta.
To Tag, oa. Herretear; atar. Ugg 106,
Tagtail, e. Lombriz con la cola de color di-
ferente.
Tall, a, Cola. To turn tat, Escapar, huir.
To Tail, va. Tirar do la cola.
Tullage, 8. Derecho, tributo.
Tailblock, a (Nau.) Moton de rabiza.
Tailed, a. Rabudo.
Tailor, a. Sastre.
Tailpiece, a. Floron adorno al fin de un libro,
'Tuiltacklo, a. (Nau.) Aparejo 6 palanquin de
rabiza.
To Taint, ea. Tinturar, impregnar; man-
char; victar.—on. Inficionarse,
Taint, 8. Mácula, mancha; tacha [puro
Taintless, a. Incorrapto, incontaminado,
Tainture, «. Contaminacion, corrupcion,
To Take, ea. Tomar, r, asir, agarrar;
ocupar; adquirir; percibir; cobrar; hur-
tar; entender; cautivar; llevar; admitir;
encaminarse; afragarse; prender.
Taker, & Tomador; recibidor. [ble, manso.
Taking, €. Secuestro, embargo.—a, A
Tale, a. (Min.) Taleo; piedra trasparente.
Tale, 8. Cuento; relacion; fábula.
Talcbearer, 8. Soplon, chismoso, cuentero.
Talebearing, s. Soplo, cuento, chisme,
selene s. Talento; moneda; habilidad in-
genio.
Taletellor, e. Chismoso, correvedile.
Talisman, a, ; figura supersticiosa,
| Talismanio, a. Tallsmánico.
zonar.
To Talk, cn. Hablar; charlar; roferlr; ra-
Talk, e. Plútica, conyersacion; charla; ru-
mor.
Talkative, a. Gárrulo, locuaz, charlante.
Talkativeness, a. Locuacidad, charlataneria,
lidad.
Talker, 8. Hablador; charlador; hablante,
Talky, Talcky, a. Lo que tiene talco.
Tall, a, Alto, elevado; fuerte.
+Tallage, a, Alcabala; impuesto,
Tallness, $. Altura, talla; estatura,
Tallow, s. Bebo. Rar tallow, Sebo puro,
Melted taliow,
Tallow-chandler, e. Velero,
ros. | Tallowish, a, Se
Tallow-tree, €. (Bot.) A'rbol del scbo.
Tally, e. Tarja, tarjar.
To Tally, va, Ajustar, acomodar; cuadrar;
Talmud, a. Talmud, libro de los judíos,
Talon, a, Garra, dol ave de rapiña.
Tamable, a. Domesticable; domable.
aria, Tamarind-treo, & (Bot.) Tama-
ndo.
Tamarisk, a. (Bot.) Tamarisco, tamariz
Tambac, 2. Tumbaga. rdar; tamboril.
Tambonr, 8. (Arq.) Tambor; tambor, para
To Tambour, va. Bordar á tambor.
Tambourine, e. Tamboril. [miso.
Tame, 4, Domado, domesticado, manso; su-
To Tame, va. Domar, domesticar, amansar;
suavizar.
Tamely, ad. Humildemente, [bardía.
Tameness, & Domestiquez; sumision; co-
Tamer, +. Domador, vencedor.
Taminy, 4 Estameña,
Tamkin, 8. (Art.) Tapaboca.
Tammy, $. Tela de lana delgada.
To Tamper, on. Jaroparse ó jaro
Laas & in Tapaboca da un cafion.
To Tan, va. Curtir,; adobar pieles; tostar;
marchitar.
Tan, €. Casca, la corteza del roble molida.
Tang, 8. Kesablo, sabor; punzada; sonido,
o.
Tangent, 4. (Geom.) Tangente.
Tano os Tangibllidad.
Tangible, a. E me palpable. (fandir.
To Tangle, va. Enredar, enmarafiar; con-
Tangle, a. Enredo 6 enlace desordenado;
embrollo,
Tank, e. Cisterna, aljibe.
Tankard, sa, Un cántaro, un jarro,
Tanner, 3, Curtidor, zurrador.
Tannory, & Teneria, curtiduria.
Tanpit, e Tanque adobar plelos,
Tansy, 8. (Bot.) Tanaccto. Wild taney,
Argentina.
Tantallum, 8. (Min.) Tantalio, metal.
To Tantalize, oa. Tantalizar, molestar.
Tantamount, a, Equivalente.
Tantivy, ad. De priesa
Tanyard, €, Teneria; curtiduria.
To Tap, ou. y n. Tocar ligeramente ; barre-
nar; sondar,
Tap, $. Palmada suave; espita,
Tape, 8. Cinta, cintilla, galon.
Taper, 8. Cirio; oeríllo,—a. Cónico.
To Taper, vn. Rematar en punta,
Taperness, 8. Do figura pros Le cónico,
TAU
Tapeworm, 8. Ténia, lombriz.
Tapestry, 8. Tapiz; tapicoría, colgadara.
Taploca, a. Tapioca, ore blanco nutritivo.
Taproot, a Tallo do la raiz.
Tapstcr, £. Mozo de cervecería.
Tar, s. Alquitran, pez liquida; marinero.
To Tar, va. Alquitranar, embrear.
Tarantula, € Tarántula.
Tarbrush, € (Náu.) paa pe pincel.
+Tardation, 4. Tardanza, demora.
Tardi e, a. Tardo, lento.
Tardily, ad. Lentamente.
Tardiness, «. Lentitud, tardanza.
Tardy, a. Tardio; lento; perezoso.
Tare, s. (Bot.) Zizaña ; lenteja; tara.
Tarzo, Target, a. Rodela. (Art.) Blanco.
ta a. Targum; interpretacion de la
Tariff, a. Tarifa, tabla de derechos.
Tarn, e. Pantano. [cir.
To Tarnish, ea. Deslustrar, empañar, deslu-
Tarpaulin, Tarpawling, $. El cáñamo em-
Tarragon’ a (Bot) Y
arragon, 8 (Bo ATTALONA,
Lat 8. akin ia Zarcero,
O , On. Detenerse, pararse,
Tarsel, & Halcon torzuelo.
Tarsus, 3. (Anat.) Tarso; ceja.
Tart, a, Acedo; acro; verde.
Tart, s. Tarta; torta de pasteleria. [Tartana
Tartan, 2. Tela de lana ataraceada. (Náu.)
Tartar, e. Tártaro; infierno.
Tartarean, a. Tartároo, infernal.
Tartareous, a. Tartáreo; jufernal.
To Tartarizo, va, Tartarizar, purificar con
sal de tártaro.
Tartarous, a. Tartáreo.
Tartly, ad. Agriamente.
Tartness, 8. Agrura, acedia; acrimonta.
Tarwater, €. Agua alquitranada.
Task, 8. Tarea, trabajo; ocupacion.
To i Oe aoe hee tarca. jax
Tassel, 8. Quijote; borla. aseele, Capo
Tasses, 8. pig, ion esi
Tastable, a. Sabroso; agradable.
To Tasto, ea. y n. Qustar; probar; experi-
mentar; agradar, [experimento.
Taste, e. Gusto; sabor; paladeo; ensayo;
Tastcfal, a. Sabroso de gusto primorose.
Tastefully, ad. Gustosamente,
Tastcfulness, £. Sabor, gusto; discernimiento.
AS a. Insipido, desabrido; sin gracia
ni sa
Tastclessness, a. Instpidez; falta de gracia.
Taster, 8, Catador; copita para probar licores.
Tasty, a. Hecho con gusto, con gracia.
To Tattor, va. Hacer andrajos, girones 6
arrapos.
Tatter, £. Andrajo, pingajo, arraplezo.
Tatterdemalion, 8. Un pobre andrajoso,
To Tattle, on. Charlar, parlotear ; chismear.
Tattle, €. Charla, cháchara.
Tattler, 8, Charlador, parlador, hablador.
Tattoo, €. (Mil.) Retreta. (colores,
To Tattoo, ea. Pintarse el cútis con figuras,
Tattooing, €. La accion do pintarse figuras
en el cutis
Tavern, 8. Taberna; fonda.
Tavern-keeper, @. Tabernero. [Tesar.
Taught, a fu.) Ticso. To haul taug
To Taunt, oa. Mofar ; ridiculizar.
Taunt, € Mofa, burla (Nan) Guinda,
Taunter, & Mofador, burion, zumben.
Tautology, 2. Tantologia. bre,
To Taw, ea. Curtir pieles blancas con aj im-
Taw, €. Bolita de mármol.
(For.) Tachar ; tasar costas.
Taxable, a. Lo que está sujeto á ea
ero. baci
Taxation, 2, Tasacion, contribucion ; icp.-
Taxer, & Tasador; acusador.
Tax-gatherer, 2. Colector de tribatos, im
puestos 6 contribuciones.
pl Bandeja pe
To Teach, oa. Enseñar ; doctrinar ; instru”.
Teachable, a. Dócil. [teacher, Pasante, »; 7
Teacher, 8. Maestro, preceptor. Assiziaai
Teak, 8. Madera mas dura que cl robe.
Teal, 8. (Orn.) Ceroeta ; ánade silvesire.
Team, €. Tiro de 6 mulas; yuri
A de caballos 6 ing vn
ear, 8. ma, lloro, to; gota.
Tear, e. ng eet Tear aad weer,
Desmejoramiento.
To Tear, va. Desgarrar, romper; rex,
lacerar; rasguñar; arrancar.
Tearer, $. Rompedor, desgarrador.
T a. Lloroso, lagrimoso, sensible.
Tearless, a. Sin lágrimas; enjuto.
To Tease, oa, C lana 6 lino; sacar <.
pelo al paño; jorobar, molestar.
Teasel, s. Capota, de una cardencha.
Teaser, 4 Im ador, molestador.
Teat, & Ubre, la teta dol animal.
Technical, a. Técnico, facultativo.
Technically, ad. Técnicamente,
Techy, a. uilloso, delicado.
Tectonic, a. Arquitoctónico.
To Ted, oa. Extender el heno 6 yerba.
Tedivus, a. Tedioso, molesto,
Tediously, ad. Fastidiosamente. [dez
Tediousness, a. Tedio, aburrimiento ; pxa-
so Toen, herpes provocer:
eens, &. es entre doce y veín!e
años de edad. E >
To Teeth, on. Endentecer, dentar.
A, rc 8. Tegumento,
To Te-hee, on. Reir entre dientes.
Teil-tree, €. (Bot.) Tilo, teja.
Teint, 8, (Pint.) Tinta; pincelada,
Telegraph, a. Telégrafo.
Tel & Telescopio.
To Tell, oa y n. Decir; contar; informar,
revelar; , pasar; irá.
Teller, e. dompntista; "oficial; recibidor;
cuentero, Or.
Telltale, s. Soplon. chismoso, corrovedila.
Hurion, e. Planetario.
[descublerto.
lluríam, $. (Min.) Telurio, metal recien
»merarious, a. (Poc. us.) Temerario ; atre-
vido; arrojado.
emeridad, arrojo, osadía.
Temper, ea. Templar, moderar, entiblar,
atemperar a acomodar, ablandar.
amerlty, 8.
emper, 8. Temple; temperamento; me-
dio; complexion; calma; eangre,; condi-
cion; genio. {arbitrio.
emperament, 8. Tem ;
(Poe. us.) Constitucional.
emperamental, a.
emperance, $ Moderacion; sobriedad; | T:
paciencia.
emperate, & Template, moderado, sobrio.
scale ad. Templadamente.
'emperateness, & Templanza; modoracion.
'emperature, 8. Temperamento; tempera-
tura ; temperia
'empered, a. Tomplado, acondicionado ;
dispuesto, inclinado,
'empest, s. Tormenta, temporal; conmo-
cion de ánimo.
'empest-beaten, 4. Hecho pedazos por al-
“empest-tost, a. Traqueado por los vientos,
‘empestuous, A, Tempestuoso, proceloso.
PA empo proceloso, tem-
pes
“emplar, 8. Estudiante de leyes. (tas,
Femple, €. Templo; sien; colegio de legis-
Femporal, a. Temporal, ero; secular.
Cemporality, Temporals, $. Temporalida-
des, bienes seculares, amente.
Cemporally, ad. Temporalmente, transito-
Femporaneous, Temporary, a. Ternporario,
temporal. era,
Femporariness, e. Duracion tempo pa-
Po Temporize, on. Temporizar, diferir, con-
temporizar.
Temporizor, 8. Temporizador, entretenedor.
To Tempt, ea. Tentar, instigar, inducir.
Femptable, a. Capaz de dejarse tentar, ins-
tigar 6 seducir.
remptation, *. Tentacion. (nio.
Fempter, 8. Tentador; os el demo-
Fomptingly, ad. Con tentacion.
Tenable, a, Defensable. [fensable,
Tenableness, 8. La calidad do lo que cs de-
Tenacious, a. Tenaz; terco; porflado; pe-
gajoso, avariento; tonaz.
Tenacity, 8, Tonacidad ; terquedad, porfia
Tenaciously, ad. Tenazmente.
Tenaciousnesa, 4. Tonacidad, porosa
Tenaille, a, (Fort.) Tenaza doble,
Tenaillona, 8, pz. (Fort.) Tenallones.
Tenancy, €. Tenencia, [residento,
Tenant, €. Arrendador, inquilino, rentero,
To Tenant, en. Arrendar alquilar.
Tenantable, a. Arrendable.
Tenantless, a. Desarrendado, vacio. [rica
Tenantry, 8. El conjunto de los arrendata-
Tench, 8. (Ict.) Tenca.
To Tend, oa. Guardar, velar, cuidar; asis-
tir; atender.—eon. Propender; contribuir.
Tendency, e. Tendencia, propension, direc-
cion ; mira, intencion.
Tender, a. Tierno, delicado, flexible, com-
raha sensible; arduo; escrapuloso.—+8.
ferta, propuesta. (Náu.) Patache.
To Tender, va, Ofrecer; prosentar ;
[guna tempestad. | T
Tender-hearted, a. Sensible, compasivo.
Tenderling, a. Pitones de venado 6 ciervo.
Tenderly, ad. Tiornamento; con cariño.
neto ia 8. Terneza, ternura ; nimiedad ;
o.
Tendinons, a. Tendinoso. {caballo.
Tendon, $. Tendon; la ternilla del casco de
Tendril, e. Zarcillo; tijeretas.
+Tenebricose, Tonebrious, Tenebrose, Te-
nebrous, €. Tenebroso.
+Tenebrosity, a Tenebrosidad. jee
Tenement, 8. Tenencia; babitacion, vivien-
enesmns, & Tenesmo, pujos.
Tenet, 8. a.
Tennis, 8. Juego de pelota 6 de raqueta.
Tennis-ball, s. Pelota para, estos Juegos.
Tenon, e. (Carp.) Espiga. Zenon-saw, Bier-
ra de ingletes,
Tenor, a. Tenor, la voz natural; contenido.
Tense, a. Tieso, tenso, tirante.—s. Tiempo.
Tensenese, & Contraccion, tension, tirantez.
Tensibility, a, Extenstbilidad.
ensible, Tensile, a. Capaz de tension,
Tension, €. Tension, extension.
Tensive, a. Tirante, tenso, estirado.
Tensure, 8. Tension, tirantez. (llon,
Tent, e. (M1L) Tienda de campaña; pabe-
To Tent, on, Alojarse en tienda 6 pabellon.
ria entar, reconocer con la tienta una
Tentative, a. Tentativa, prueba 6 ensayo.
Tented, a, Entoldado, cublerto con tiendas.
Tenter, 8. Rama, TZenter-hooka, Clavijas
de escarplas.
To Tenter, va. Estirar con ganchos.—on.
Estirarse, al E
Tenth, a. Décimo, deceno.—e. El diezmo.
Tenthly, ad. En décimo lugar.
Tent-maker, 8. Fabricante de tiendas.
Tent-wine, 8. Vino de Alicante.
Tentwort, 3. it Culantrillo.
Tenuity, 8. Tenuf raridad.
+Tenuous, a. Tenue, delicado.
Tenure, $. Tenencia, dependencia 6 enfl-
tóusis.
Te on, & Templadura, tibleza,
Tepid, a, Tibio, templado.
Tepidity, 8. Tibieza.
Terce, 8. Wercerola.
Terebinthinate, Terebinthine, ¢. Compues-
to de tromentina.
To Terebrate, va. Taladrar, barrenar.
Terobration, & La accion de taladrar 6 bar-
ronar.
Teredo, 8. (Náu.) Broma,
Tergeminous, a, Triplicado. (lidad.
versation, 8. Tergiversacion ; instabi-
To Tergiversate, on. (Poc. ua.) Tergiversar.
Term, €. Término, limite, confin; diccion,
condicion, cláusula.
To Term, va. Nombrar, llamar.
Termagancy, 8. Turbulencia, confusion ; as-
pereza do genio.
Termagant, a. Tarbulento; pendenciero.—
a. Bierpe, fiera, áspid.
Termer, 8. El abogado, procurador, etc. que
sigue 4 los jueces á los donde establecen
su tribunal.
Terminable, a, Limitable. (limitar.
To Terminate, va. ys, ‘gale acabar;
TEX
Ce el
THE
Termination, a Terminacion; limitacion ;| Textlle, a. Hilable.
limite,
ciertas causas en sus distritos.
| Textual, a. Textual.
Terminer, 4. (For.) Comision qne se da & Textaalist, s, Textualista
los jueces para que ulzan y determinen | Textuarist, Textuary, a T
[tera +.
i ec"
Textuary, 4. Textual
Terminthus, +. (Med.) Especie de tubórculo. | tTextuist, a Textualista, citador de text:
Termiless, 2. Limitado,
‘Termly, ad. (For.) En cada término.
Ternary, a. Ternario.
Ternary, Ternion, a, Terna; ternario.
Terrace, 8. Terrado, azotea ; terraplen.
Texture, +. Textura, tejido,
Than, ad. Que: particula comparativa
To Thank, ra. Agradecer, dar ci
Thankful, a. Grato, azradecido.
Thankfully, ad. Con gratitad.
To Terrace, va. Hacer una abertura para | Thankfulness, e. Agradecimiento, prat”.
que entre el aire ó la laz.
Terraqueons, a. Terriqueo.
Terreno, a. Terreno.
Terreous, a. Térreo.
Terreplein, a. (Fort.) Terraplen.
Terrvstrial, a. Terrestre, terreno,
reconocimiento, no Merece rulo
Thankless, a. Desagradecido, ingrato: .5.-:
Thankleasness, s, Desagradecimiento, 1... +-
titad. [tniento en accion de rs =.
Thank-offering, Thanksgiving, a tt.
Thanks, € pl. Gracias, agradecimiento
Terrible, a. Terrible, grande, desmodido;| Thankworthy, a. Digno de reconocit.ira:.
voroso,
Terriblencss, 8. Terribilidad.
Terribly, ad. Terriblemente.
Tharm, $. Cuerda do tripa.
That, pron. Aquel, aquello, aquella; 5:..
eso.—conj. Porque; de modo que, que.
Terricr, a, Zorrero. V. Zarrier. Catálo-! Thatch, 8. Techo de paja,
go de bienes; barrona, taladro.
Terrific, a. Terrifico, espantoso, — [drentar.
Terrigenous, a. Terrigeno,
Territorlal, «. Territorial.
Territory, 2, Territorio, distrito.
Terror, 8. Terror, miedo, espanto.
To Thatch, ea. Techar con paja.
' Thatcher, 8. El que techa con paj
To Terrify, ea. Aterrar, espantar, ame-| To Thaw
en, Deshelarse.—ea. dar
Thaw, 8. Deshiclo. [to mas—ie |.
The, art, El,la: lo. The srore—the, Cix-
+Theatral, «a. Teatral.
Theatre, e. Teatro.
'Tertian, €. Terciana, calentura intermitente. | Theatric, Theatrical, a. Teatral.
To Tertlate, cu. Terciar.
[saico. | Theatrically, ac’, Do un modo teatral.
Tessellated, a. Variegado eu cuadros; mo- Thee, pron. ob. Te, á th.
Test, a, Copela; toque de los metales, juicio. | Theft, a, Hurto, la accion de hurtar.
Testable, a Capaz de servir de tegtigo.
Testacevuas, a. Testiceo.
Testament, a. Testamento; los libros de la
sagrada Escritura,
Testamentary, a. Testamentario,
Testator, 8. Testador.
Testatrix, gf Testadora,
Their, pron. pos. Su, suyo, suya, de (32
de ellas Thcirs, El suyo, la soya ><
suyos, las suyas, de ellos ó de ellas.
Theism, 8. Telsmo,
Theist, a. Teísta. [llos, & aque'=-
Them, pron. Los, las, les, ellos, elias, 4 a;:--
Theme, a. Tema.
Tested, a. Er e examinado. | Themselves, pron. pl Ellos mismos, cia
Tester, & Medio che
Testicle, s. Testiculo.
Tstification, €. Testificacion. [to
+Testificator, Testifler, a, Testigo, testifican-
To Testify, ca. Testificar, atestiguar.
n; cielo de cama.
misinas; sí mismos,
Then, ad. Entóncos; luego; pues Noe
and then, De cuando en cuando, .4s:'
then, Y ademas And what then? Y cx
mas? de ahi, por ex,
s [ces;
Testily, ad. ImperUnentemente, con petu-| Thence, ad. Desde alli, de all; desde en:--
lancia,
Testimonial, € Certificacion, certificado;
[testimonial | Thenceforth, ad. Desde entónces, de alii <3
alclante. [adelanic.
Testimony, #8 Testimunio; declaracion,| Thenceforward. ad. Desde entónces; en
prucba, comprobacion.
Testiness, 8, Enfado, enojo, mal humor.
Theocracy, 4. Teocracia,
Theocratical, a. Teocrálico.
Testy, a, Enojadizo, tutrico, descontenta-| Theodolite, 8. Teodolita,
dizo.
Tetanic, a, Tetánico.
Tether, 3. Traba; manivta.
To Tether, ea. Trabar.
Tetragon, €. (Gcom.) Tetrágono.
Tetragonal, a. Tetrágono, cuatro,
Tetrapetalous, a. (Bot.) Tetrapétalo,
Tetrarch, £ Tetrarca.
[las
Tete-a-tete, 2, Cara 4 cara, silla á silla, 4 so- | Theological
Theogony, 8, Teogonia,
Theological, a. Tcologal, teológico.
| , ad. Teológicamente.
Theologian, Theologist, 8. Teólogo.
Theology, £. Teología,
Theorbo, a. Tiorba, instrumento música.
Theorem, 8, Teorema. ca
Thcorernatic, Theorematical, a. Teorema: :-
Theoretic, Theoretical, tTheoric, Theorica!,
Tetrarchate, Tetrarchy, a. Totrarquía. rt. Teórico, es lativo. mente.
Tetrastich, 8. Composicion de cuatro versos. | Theorctically, eorically, ad. Teorics-
+Totrical, a, Tútrico. Theoric, Theorist, a, Teórico,
+Totricity, 8. Mal humor, enfado, Theory, & Teoría, teórica.
Tetter, 8, Sarpullido.
V. Ringworm.
Text, a. Texto.
Therapeutic, a. Terapóutico, curativo,
[muy gordo. | Therapeutics, 8. Terapéutica,
Texeheuc.. s. Escritura 6 carácter do letra| There. ud. Allí, allá, ahi. There és, Alb
o "Tn eee _ si
THI
THR
eat, mele ahi 6 alli; este 6 eso es, miralo
alli, a
Thereabout, Thereabouts, ad. Por ahí, por
allá, por alli, cerca, en los contornos.
Thereafter, ad. Segun, conforme; despues,
Thereat, ad. Por eso; allá; 4 aquel.
Thereby, ad. Con eso; por medio de; de
este modo.
Therefore, ad. Por esto, por eso, por aquello,
por tanto 6 por lo tanto, de consiguiente.
Therefrom, ad. De alli, de allá; do eso, de
aquello,
Therein, ad. En esto, en eso, en aquello.
Thereinto, ad. En aquello, en eso; dentro de.
‘Thereof, ad. De esto, de aquello, de ello.
Thereon, ad. En eso, sobre cso.
tThereout, ad. De alli; fuera de alli; fuera
do cso 6 de aquello.
Thereto, Thereunto, ad. A’ eso, & ello,
tThereunder, ad. Debajo de eso.
Thereupon, ad. Al instante,
Therowíth, ad. Con eso, con aquello; Inego,
inmediatamente, tiempo.
+Therewithal, ad, A’ mas, ademas; al mismo
Theriacal, a. Teriacal.
Thermometer, a. Termómetro.
Thormometrical, a. Termoméctrico,
Thermoscope, 8. Termoscopio.
These, pron. pl. de This, Estos, estas.
OS Tésis, conclaslon; cuestion, pro-
clon.
Theurgy, 8. Tou
+Thew, s. Calidad; modales
+Thewed, a. Educado, enseñado.
They, pron. pl. de He 6 She. Ellos, ellas,
Thick, a. mo denso; o turbio;
grueso; repetido; espeso, apretado; gro-
sero. Chicks, Rechoncho. ee
To Thicken, va. y 2. Espesar; dar fuerza;
aumentar; crecer; condensarse, entur-
biarse.
Thicket, a Bosquo 6 monte es
Thick-headed, a. Rudo, negado. [cla.
Thickly, ad. Profundamente; con frecuen-
Thickness, e. Espesor, espesura, densidad;
consistencia, (dura.
Thick-scullod, a. Torpe, rudo, de cabeza
Thickset, a. Plantado muy espeso.
Thick-skin, a. Patan, zote.
Thick-stuff, a, (Náu.) Tablones, palmejares.
Thief, 8. Ladron; seta; moco de una luz,
Thief-catcher, Thief-taker, 8, Alguacil
To Thieva, en. Murtar, robar. [robo.
Thievery, €. Ladronicio, hurto, latrucinio,
Thievish, a, Inclinado 4 burtar.
Thievishly, ad. Ladronamente.
Thievishness, 2. Ladronicto,
Thigh, 8. Muslo. [pacio entro.
Thifl, 2. Las varas de un carro y ellas el es-
Thiller, Thill-horse, 8. Caballo do varas.
Thimble, +. Dedal. (Náu.) Guardacabo.
Thime, 8. (Bot.) Tomillo. V. Thyme,
Thin, «, De'gado, delicado, sutil, flaco; cla-
ro, NO espeso, adelgazar; aclarar.
To Thin, ea. Enrarecer, atenuar, poner ralo;
Thine, pron, Tuyo, [cito.
Thing, «, Cosa Poor litlle thing, Pobre-
Te Think, ca, y 2. Pensar, imaginar, medi-
tar, discurrir, considerar, idcar; reflexio-
nar; jnzgar 3 ponsar en,
K
poco
th,
T
Thoral
cáse
T.
Thinker, 8. Pensador. e
Thinking, s. Pensamionto; juicto,
Thinly, ad. Delgadamente, dell
Thinness, a. Tenuidad, delgadez; escasez.
Third, a. Tercer, tercero.—s. Tercio.
Thirdborough, 8. Ministril, corchete.
Thirdly, ad. En tercer lugar.
+To Thirl, va, Horadar, taladrar.
Thirst, 4. Sed. [ansia; anstar, anbelar.
To Thirst, va. y n. Padecer sed; desear con
Thirstiness, 4. Sed; deseo, ansia ardiente.
Thirsty, a. Sediento. Blood-thérsty, San-
guinario,
Thirteen, a, Trece,
Thirteenth, a. Décimotercio.
Thirtieth, a. Trigésimo,
Thirty, a. Treinta. [aquesto.
This, prom. Este, esta, esto, aqueste, aquesta,
Thistle, a. (Bot.) Cardo silvestre,
Thistly, aa. Lleno de cardos.
Thither, ad, Allá, en aquel lugar.
+Thitherto, ad. Hasta alli, 5 hasta allá.
Thitherward, ad. Hácia allá.
To Thole, en. Aguardar un poco.
Tholes, €. p?. (Nán.) Toletes, cscalmos.
hong, 8. Correa 6 corregicla.
ecer.
ente;
Thoracic, a, Torácico.
, a Lo que pertenece á la cama.
Thorn, s. Bot} Espino, espina.
Thoruapple, 4. (Bot.) Estramonio.
Thornback, Thornbut, 8. (Ict) Raya espi
nosa ó lija raya.
Thorny, a, Espinoso; espinoso, arduo.
Thorny-woodcock, e, Especio de llmazo con
ara. 6 educado.
Thoroughbred, a, Completamento ensefiado
Thoroughfare, a. Paso, ito libre.
Thoroughly, ad, Enteramente, á fondo.
paid eS: Thorough-sped, a. Cabal,
rfocto.
orp, 8. Lugar, alden.
Those, pron. pl. de That, [va. Tutear.
Thou, Ta, pronombre personal. Zo Thou,
Though, conj. Aunque, sin embargo; como
que.
Thought, pret. y part. pas. del verbo To
Think.—e, Pensamiento; juicio, opinion.
Thoughtful, a. Pensativo; meditabundo;
atento. [flexion,
Thoughtfully, ad. Cuidadosamento; con re-
Thoughtfulness, 8. Meditacion profunda.
Thoughtless, «. Atolondrado, descuidado,
inconsiderado. [reflexton.
Thoughtlessly, ad, Descuidadamente, sia
Thoughtlessnosa, a. Descuido, inad vertenola,
+Thoughtsick, a. Inquieto.
Apacs a. Milesimo.
hrall, a. Esclavo; esclavitud.
+To Thrall, oa. Esclavizar, avasallar.
Thraldom, 8. Esclavitud, servidumbre,
To ea. Trillar grano; desgranar;
datir; sacudir; apalear; azotar.
Thrasher, 8. Trillador, apaleador de granos.
Thrashing-floor, s. Era.
Thrasonical, a. Jactancioso.
Thread, 8. Hilo. Thread of a discourse,
Continuacion de una disertación.
To Thread, va. Enhebrar; ensartar, atrave-
sar; Coser. ae
mn ey
Ye
Threadbarer a. Raido, muy usado.
Threaden, a. Hecho de hilo. Threaden
under-stockinga, Calcetas de hilo.
Threat, s. Amenaza. [aterrar ; amagar.
To Threat, To Threaten, ea. Amonazar,
Threateningly, ad. Con amenazas.
Threefold. a. Tríblice, triplo,
tacion.
inroe, 8, JoOl0res U6 Parlo;, AZUDIA,
Throne, 8. Trono.
To Throne, ea, Entronizar,
Throng, s. Tropel do ents, multitud,
To Throng, ea. y 2. ontonarse la gente.
Throttle, 3. Gaznate, gargiicro.
To Throttle, ea. Ahogar, sofocar.
Through, prep. Por, de parte á parte, de
niedio & medio; por medio da, pal entro,
de ó al traves; enteramente, del todo.
Throughout, prep. Por todo.—ad. En todas
disparar, lanzar.
To Throw, ea, y 2. Echar, arrojar, tirar,
Throw, 4 Tiro,
Throwstcer, «. Torcedor de seda,
Thram, 8. Cadillos; hilo basto. (mento.
To Thrum, ea. Rascar, tocar mal un instru-
Thrush, e. (Orn.) Tordo. Afta, úlcera.
To Thrust, ca. y 1. Empujar, impeler; me-
terse; acometer. [ataque.
Thrust, e Estocads; puñalada; lanzada;
Thruster, €. Estoqueador 6 estocador.
Thamb, 8 Pulgar. [za.
To Thumb, oa. Manosear con poca destre-
Thambstall, 2, Dedal.
Thump, 8. Porrazo, golpe. [Gotcar.
To Thump, 04, y a. Aporrear, cascar, apn-
Thunder, s. Trueno; estruendo. Lat:
To Thunder, va. y a. Tronar; atronar, .
Piunderbor e. Rayo 6 centella; fulmina-
clon.
Thunderclap, 8. Trueno, rayo; tronada
Thunderer, a. Tonante 6 tronador.
+Thunderons, a. Tronador.
Thunderstone, 8. Belemnita, piedra dol rayo.
To Thunderstrike, va. Herir cun rayo; sor-
prender, aturdir.
Thuriferous, a. Lo que produce incienso.
| preja
Thurification, 8. Incensacion. semana.
Thursday, «€. Juévea, el quinto de la
Thua, ad, Asi, de cste modo, do esta suerte,
en estos términos
Ta pw ne ea. Aporrear, apuficar.
Thwart, a. Travesero, trasversal; Atrio»
do, perverso. » Contrad "2
To Thwart, oa. y 1. Cruzar, stravesr; iz-
Thwartingly, nestamente.
: al h ul
ue pertenece ese tite
do la espinilla.
Tick, a Crédito;
To Tickle, ea. Hacer cosq ; hasoe
nha tn qe ace engl
er, & uc
Tickling, e. . uilles.
Ticklish, a. uilloso; instable; árdza
O 2. La propiedad de ser coo, +
080.
Ticktack, 8. veto, juego.
Tiddling, e. El mimo; el cardero mazsa.
empo marea FuZl ticle, Piczo»
mar. Xiu) A
To Tide, en. (Náu.) Andar con la mxra
To tide tt up, (Nán.) Montar coa la >
rea.
Tidcgate, 8. He pree
Tidesman, ¢. El guarda de la aduana, que ©
mantiono á bordo del barco hasta su q=-
Carga.
Tidewalter, & El cabo de registro que cui!s
de que lo que se desembarca vaya i 3
aduana. aseadarmn-<b:".
o, ea. Anudar, a
Tie, a. Nudo, atadura; lazo, vincule; usa
trenza de pelo.
Tier, a, Fila; bilera, ringlera.
Tierce, 8. Tercerola. (Mas) Tercera.
Tiercet, a. (Poút.) Tercerilla, terceto.
Tiff, e. Bebida; to; arranque.
Tiffany, € Tafetan sencillo.
Tige, 8. (Arq.) Fuste de coluna.
Tiger, a, Tigro.
Tight, a. Tirante, tieso, tenso; aseado.
To Tighten, ca. Tirar, estirar; estrechar,
rosar.,
tish, a. Algo tenso; algo aseado.
Tightly, ad. Con firmeza; con aseo.
Tightness, 4. Tension, tirantez.
TE a ruts patan.
e, & Garrapata; rezno:
Tile-maker, Tejera. Tile
kiln, ,
To Tile, eu. Tejar, cubrir con tejas.
Tiling, 8. Tejado.
Til, 8. Cajon 6 gaveta para dinero.
To Till, va. Cultivar, labrar, arar.
Tillable, a. Labrantio. ZWlable land, Ticr-
ra labrantia.
Tillage, 2. Labranza; la agricultura.
Tiller, a Agricultor; labrador. (Náu.) Caña
del timon.
Tilling, 8. Labranza.
Tilt, a Tienda, cubierta, toldo. Tilt-doas,
(Náu.) Carroza; justa 6 torneo.
To Tilt, va. Entoldar; empinar.—on. Jus-
tar; eur.
Tilter, e. Justador.
ibe, aie tte
m 8. era; vigas. im or
thresholds, Umbrales. (N&a.) Ligazones ;
reveses,
To Timber, oa. Enmaderar.
Timber-merchant, 8. Maderero.
Timbersow, 8. Carcoma.
Timberwork, e. Maderaje, maderámen,
Timber-yard, e. Astillero, madereria.
Timbre 6 Timber, a, Timbre.
Timbrel, a, Pandero, pandereta.
Time, 8. aa a sazon; intervalo. ús.)
Compas. Jn time, A tiempo. rom
time to time, De cuando en cuando.
To Time, va. Concertar, arreglar el tiempo.
‘Timekeeper, a, Reloj; reloj astronómico.
cra e Intempestivo; fuera de tiem-
po; 8 2.
Timely, ad Temprano, con tiempo; 4
ape, Oportuno, en tiempo. dor.
Timepleaser, Timeserver, €. Contemporiza-
Timeserving, a. Complaciente; lisongero,
Timid, a. Tímido, pusilánime, medroso,
"Timidity, Timidness, e. Timidez, temor,
miedo, pusilanimidad.
Timidly, ad. Timidamente.
Timoneer, 8. (Náu.) Timonero, timonel.
eee a. Temeroso, medroso; asombra-
zo.
Timorously, ad. Temerosamente.
Timorousness, $. Timidez; irresolucion.
Tite Svs ai
n arro a oja
To Tin, oa. Estafiar.
'Tincal, 2. Atincar 6 borraj crudo.
Tin-canister, 8. Cajita de hoja de lata,
To Tinct, va. Teñir, colorar, tinturar.
+Tinct, e. Tinte, tintura; color, mancha,
Tincture, 8. Tintura, tinte.
To Tincture, ca. Teñir, colorar, tinturar;
un sabor 6 un cular á
cosas; instruir 6 informar por mayor.
Tindor, @ Yesea.
Tinderbox, +. Yesquero.
To Tine, va. Encender, inflamar; encerrar.
Tine, & Pua de rastrillo; angustia, afliccion.
Tinfoil, 8. Hoja de estaño.
To Tingo, od, Tinturar, colorar, teñir.
a a. Lo que tiñe ó tintura.
Tinglasa, 8. Bismuto, marquosita do estaño,
. To Tingle, en. Zumbar los oidos; latir, pun-
zar, molestar. [zada.
Tingling, a. Zumbido de oidos; latido, pun-
To Tink, To Tínkle, en. Cencerrear, chillar,
Tinker, 8, Latonero; caldercro remendon,
Tinman, $. Hojalatero, cstañero, estañador.
Tinner, 3. Minoro de estaño.
Tinsel, 8. Brocadillo, restaño, glasó; oropel.
To Tinsel, ea, Adornar con oropel.
Tint, 8. Tinte. V. Teínt
Tinwork, s. Fabrica 6 mina do estaño.
Tiny, a. (Vulg.) Pequeño, chico,
Tip, & Punta, extremi
To Tip, ca. aie ligeramente. To tip
one's hands, Untar las manos, sobornar.
Tippot, 8. Palatina,
pple, oa. y n. Beber con exceso.
Tipple, 2, Bebida, licor.
Tippler, 8. Bebedor. (Fam.) Tomista,
Tipstaff, e. Alguacil de vara, y la misma vara,
Tipsy, a. Borracho, ebrio.
Tiptos, 8. Punta del pid. To walk on tip-
Tirade, q e a lapo
8. Invectiva; an a; .
Tire, a. Fila, hilera; escofieta; atavio.
To Tire, va. Cansar, aburrir, fastidiar.
Tiredness, €. Cansancio, lasitud.
Tiresome, a. Tedioso, fastidioso, pesado.
lsplicencia,
Tiresomeness, e. Tedio, fastidio,
+Tirewoman, 8 Modista; batera.
Tiring-house, Tiring-room, @. Vestuario, ol
Jugar en donde se visten los cómicos,
"Tis, Abreviatura de Jt ée,
Tisic, e. Tísia, tísica, V. Phthtsic,
Tissue, 8. Tish; tejido, mezcla,
To Tissue, oa. Entretajer:
Tit, £. Haca; mujer pequeña. (Orn.) Paro.
Tit for tat, ad. Taz & taz 6 taz por taz.
Titanium, e. (Min.) Titanio.
Titbit, e. Bocado r O.
Tithable, a. Sujeto diezmo.
Tithe, e. Diezmo. C r of tithea, Diez-
mero. [oa. Imponer tributo.
To Tithe, en, Diczmar; cobrar el diezmo.—
Tithe-free, a. Libro 6 exento de diezmo.
Tither, s. Dezmero 6 diezmero.
Tithymal, a. ag Titimalo, lechetrezna,
To Titillate, on. Titilar.
Titlark, a. (Orn.) Especie de alondra,
Titlo, a, y tcs : rótulo,
To Title, oa. Titular; intitular.
Titlelese, a, Lo que no tiene título, anónimo,
Titlepago, 8. La portada 6 frontispicio do un
ro.
Titmouse, €. (Orn.) Paro.
To Titter, en. Sonreirse, reir con disimulo.
Titter, Tittering, ¢. Sonrisa.
Tittle, a Tilde, vir virgulilla,
Tittle-tattle, chen”
las | To Tittle-tattle, vn. Charlar; susurrar.
Titubancy, tTitubation, 8. Tropiezo.
Titular, a. Titular.
Titalarly, ad. Con solo el titulo. [derecho,
Titulary, a. Titular.—e, El que tiene titulo 6
avy, ad. Ra hasta,
rep. A’, para, por, de, en, con,
o do three, Dos & tros. Como signo
del infinitive no se traduce, as, Jt és a
duty to love our netghbor, Es un deber
fear fo & bpp plo eee signi:
car for the purpose se uce para,
JTe wants the jabt to assist Ada brother,
El necesita el dincro para asistir 4 su
hermanas. Antes de los verbos que indi-
car la direccion á alguna parte, la inten-
clon con que se hace algo, correspondo á
para, por, 6 á, She went there only to
ses me, Fuéallá......
Toad, e. Sapo, escuerzo.
Toadfish, a, (tet) Sapo marino.
Bot.) Linarla.
Toadstone, ¢. (Min.) Piedra del sapo.
Toadstool, e, (Bot.) Hongovejin.
To Toast, ca. Tostar; brindar,
TOP
TOU
Toast, € Tostada; brindis.
Toaster, s. El que brinda; tostador.
Tobacco, 4. Ta .
Tobacconist, a Fabricante 6 vendedor de
tabaco; tabaquero.
Too, a. Dedo del pid. From top to toe, De
ed, a. Togado.
plés á cabeza,
Togated, T
Together, ad, Juntamente; de seguida.
Toggel, s. (Nau.) Cazonete de rina iy
To Toll, on. Trabajar, con desvelo; afha-
narse.—vu. Labrar con esmero; cansar,
molestar.
Toil, s. Faena, trabajo, afan.
Toilet, 8, Tocador de camara.
Toilsome. a. Laborioso, trabajoso; penoso.
Toilsomely, ad. Fatigosamente.
Tollsomeness, € Trabajo, afan; fntiga.
Tolse, a, Tocsa, modida de sels pica
Token, 8. Señal, muestra; seña, nota.
Tolerable, a. Tolerablo; mediocre.
Tolerableness, a. Tolerable 6 modianamente
yueno,
Tolerably, ad. Tolerablemonte, asi ast.
Tolerance, 8, Tolerancia; paciencia.
Tolerant, a. Tolerante.
To Tolerate, va. Tolerar, permitir, disimular.
Toleration, 8. Tolerancia,
Toll, a. Peaje, portazgo.
To Toll, va. y 1. Pagar 6 cobrar el derecho
do portazgo; tañer ó tocar una campana.
Tollbooth, 8. Cárcel, prision.
Tollor, 8, Campanero.
Tollfree, a4. Exento de peaje.
Tollgathorer, €. Portazguero,
Tomato, a, (Bot.) Tomate.
Tomb, 8. Tumba, sepulcro.
Tombless, a. Sin sepulcro, insepulto.
Tombstono, 8, Lápida sepul
Tome, 8. Tomo, volúmen.
Tomentose, a. (Bot.) Tomentoso, borroso.
Tomtit, a. (Orn.) Paro.
Tompion, 8. (Art) Tapaboca de un cañon.
Ton, & Tonelada; el peso de veinte quintales,
Tone, 8. Tono; lamento; acento.
Toneless, a. Delentenado,
Tong, 8. Clavo do hebilla,
Tongs, €. pl. Tenaza. idad.
Tongue, 8. Lengua; idioma; locucion; ver-
To Tongue, va. Regañar; charlar, do,
Tongueless, a. Mudo; deslenguado; turba-
Tonguetied, a. Tartamudo.
Tonic, Tonical,a. Tónico. (Mús.) Voz tonica.
Tonnago, 8. Alcabala 6 derecho do tonelada,
(Náu.) Bucosidad. (gua
Tonalls, 3, Pe Agallas, glándulas de la len-
Tonsure, 8. Tonsura; el primer grado clerical,
Too, ad. Demasiado; tambien, asi Oe
aun. ,
Tool, 8, Herramienta, e iia utensilio, tr Lo.
Tooth, & Diente, Back-tooth,Mucla. Eye-
tooth, Colmillo.
To Tooth, ta. Dentar. (Nán.) Endentar,
‘Toothache, €. Dolor de muclas.
Toothdrawer, 8. Sacarnuelas,
Tuothpick, Toothpicker, & Mondadientes,
escarbadientes,
'Toothsome, a. Sabroso, gustoso.
Toothwort, & (Bot.) Dentaria
Top, $. ons, cabeza, coronilla, copa.
To Top, ra. y n. Elovarse; sobrepaja.
aventajar; predominar.
Topaz, £. Topacio.
To Tope, on. Soplar, beber mucho.
Toper, 8. Borrachon. (Fam. .) Tomíxa
Topful, a. Lleno hasta arriba.
Tophaceous, a. Petroso, pétreo. [ata
Topheavy, a Mas o por arriba que ¡uf
Tophus, @. (Min.) Tofo. — [topico; mains
Topic, 8 Principio gen ¡ STUD:
Topical, a. Tópico, principio o punta geac=.
Topically, ad. Localmente.
Toping, 8. Borrachera, Qs fre
Topknot, € Fontanche, un moño alto ser
Topless, a. Lo que no tiene cima 6 Spice.
Topman, €. or de arriba.
paa e Lo nes alto.
opograpbcr, & cti y
Topographical, a. Topográfico. [un luz"
Topography, s. Topografía, descripción de
Topping, a. (Valg.) Aventajado, primore.
—é Cublerta, mango, punta.
Toppingly, ad. Con todo primor. (histo
To Topple, en. Volcarse 6 caer hacia s.-
Topsail, s. (Nau.) Gavia, vela do gavin ©
To ía ad. Al reves, con lo de sr7i.3
abajo.
Torch, 8. Antorcha, hacha.
Torchbearer, Torcher, 8. Hachero.
Torchlight, a, Luz de antorcha.
Torchthistle, a. (Bot.) Cúreo, cirta
To Torment, va, Atormentar, añligir.
Torment, s. Tormento, pena, tortura.
Tormenter, Tormentor, & Atormontadc:.
Tormentil, ¢. (Bot.) Tormentila.
Tornado, 3. Turbonada, buracan, = [mie!=2
Torpedo, 8. Torpedo. (Ict.) Torpedo. tr:-
opie, Torpesceat, a. Adormecido, epb-
pecido.
Torpor, Torpidness, Torpitade, a. Entor
pecimiento, pasmo; letargo.
Torrefaction, a, (Farm.) Turrefaccton.
To Torrefy, va. Torrar, secar á facga.
Torrent, a. Torrente, arroyo, currieate.—a.
Rapido, violento.
Torrid, @ Tórrido; tostado.
Torsel, 8. Torzal.
Tort, 8. (For.) Tuerto, agravio.
a io & ig ister dolor.
ortolse, & Tortuga. Tortoise-shell, Carey,
Land tortoise, Galúpago. á
Tortuosity, a. Turtuosidad.
Tortuous, a. Tortuoso, turcido, sinuoso.
Tortuousnesa, e, ‘Turtuosidad.
Tortaro, 8. Tortura; tormento, doler,
To Torturo, va. Atormentar; afligir.
Torvid, a. Torvo, ceñudo,
To Toss, va. Tirar, arrojar; lanzar; agitar.
o. |T 8. Sacudimiento, sacudida
Total, ,
a. Total, entero, universal.
Totality, s. Totalidad.
Totally, ad. Totalmente.
To Totter, on. Bambolear, temblar : vacilar.
To Touch, ea. Tocar; palpar; infinír. 7:
touch at, Licgar á tratar de. [indirecta,
Touch, £ Tocamiento; contacto; toque;
Touchablo, a. Tangible.
Touch-hole, 8. Fogon.
'Tonchinesa, 8. Iracundia.
Touchingly, ad. Patóticamente.
TRA
TRA
Touchstone, 8. Piedra de toque; examen;
criterio,
Touch wood, & Yesca; madera podrida.
Touchy, a, Cosquilloso, vidrioso.
Tough, a. Correoso ; tieso; fuerte; viscoso.
Toughuess, €. Tenacidad ; tesura, rigidez.
Toupet, Toupee, 3. Tupe.
Tour, & Viaje, perogrinacion ; vuelta.
Tourist, € Viajero, escritor de viajes,
Tournament, @ Torneo, justa,
Tourniquet, 8. Torniquete. [arrastrar.
To Touse, va. , despedazar ; tirar,
Tow, & Estopa. (Náu.) Atoaje 6 espía.
To Tow, va. (Nán.) Remolcar, atoar, esplar.
Towage, 8. (Néu.) Derechos de sirga. Espía.
Toward, prep. y ad. Hácia ; con, para con;
de. cosa de; con respecto á,
á. [deferente.
Toward, Towardly, a. Dócil, complaciente,
Towardness, 8. Docilidad, complacencia,
deferencia,
Towel, 4. Toalla, paño de manos,
Towcr, 4. Torre; fortaleza.
To Tower, on. Remontarse; elovarse.
Town, & Plaza; ciudad. Sea toton, Puerto.
Townclerk, a. Secretario de ayuntamiento.
‘Towncrier, 4. Pregonero.
‘Townhall, Townhouse, 8. Casa de ayunta-
miento; casa consistorial.
Township, 8. Una villa y su distrito.
‘Townsman, 4. Conciudadano; paisano.
'Toxical, a. Venenoso, ponzofioso.
‘Toxicodendron, a. Tejo, árbol venenoso.
Toxicology, 8. Toxicologla.
Toy, 8. Chuchería; mirifaque ; juguete.
ri 8. Tienda de chucherias, jugue-
tes, [senda, vercda,
Trace, 3. Rastro, huella, pisada; vestigio;
To Trace, ea. r; sei ; delinear ;
investigar; rastrear.
Tracer, 8, Trazador; investigador.
Track, € Vestigio. rastro, huella, pisada ;
rodada, carril (Nau.) Kumbo.
To Track, oa. Rastrear. (Náu.) Sirgar.
Tracker, 8. (Náu.) Sirguero,
Tracking-path, & Nau) Sirguería.
Tracking-rope, 8. eN au.) Sirga. [vostigio.
Trackleas, a, Lo que no presenta rastro 6
Track-scout, 8, (Nau.) Traquescote.
Tract, 8. Trecho; region; curso; tratado,
discurso. complaciente.
Tractable, a. Tratable, afable, manejable,
Tractableness, a. Afabilidad, dócilidad.
Tractably, ad. Dócilmente.
Tractile, a. Dúctil.
Tractility, a. Ductilidad.
Trade, s. Comercio, tráfico; negocio, trato;
ocupacion, oficio, ejercicio, [biar.
To Trade, ta. y n. Negociar; traficar, cam-
Traded, a. Versado, práctico. [dor.
Trader, sa Negociante ; traficanta, negocia-
‘Tradesfulk, Tradespeople, 3. La gente me-
nestral 6 artesana.
Tradesman, 8. Tendero; mercader; artesano,
Tradewinds, 8. p/. Vientos generales.
Trading, 8. Comercio, trato ; factoria.—a.
Mercantil. [ga,
Tradition, a. Tradicion; costumbre ; entre-
Traulitional, a. Tradicional.
Traditionally, ad. Por tradicion.
Traditionary, a. Tradicional.
Traditive, a. Trasmitido 6 trasmisiblo.
To Traduce, va. Detractar; disfamar; ca-
humniar; propagar. :
Traducer, s. Calumniador, detractor.
Tradacible, a. Trasmisible, deducible; por
medio de la tradicion.
Traducingly, ad. Calamniosamente.
Trafic, a. co, comercio extensivo.
To Traffic, en, Traficar, comerciar 6 nego-
ciar.
Trafficker, 8. Traficante, comerciante.
th, €. Tragacanta (goma).
lan, a. Escritor 6 actor de tragedias,
Tragedy, 8, qeda suceso fatal. [clado.
Tragic, Tragica a. Trágico; fatal; pied
Tragically, ad. Tragicamente.
Traglcomical, a Tragicómico, jocoserlo.
To do y n, Rastroar ; arrastrar, llevar
tras
Trail, a, Rastro, pisada, pista; cola.
Trail-boards, s. (Nán.) Moldura entro las
curvas bandas, [criar ; disciplinar.
To Train, ca. Arrastrar; halagos; enseñar,
Train, 8 Treta; engaño; lazo; celada ;
serie; tren; procesion,
Trainbearer, 8. Caudatario.
Trainer, 8, Maestro, director.
Train-oll, 8. Aceite de ballena,
Trait, €. Golpe; rasgo; figura, faccion.
Traitor, 8, Traidor.
Traitorous, a. Pórfido, traidor.
Traitorously, ad. Traidoramente. [cion.
Traitorousness, $. Alevosia, perfidia, tral
Traitress, ci
Traject, 8. vesia, tránsito.
Tralatitiously, ad. Metaforicamente.
Trammel, 8, Trasmallo; red; llarca,
To Trammel, va. Coger, interceptar.
Trammel, 8, (Mecán.) Instrumento para
dibujar óvalos. [tano.
Tramontane, a. y 8. Tramontano, ultramon-
To Tramp, ea. ute Viajar & pid,
To Trample, ev. y n. Hollar, pisotear; pisar;
menospreciar.
Trampler, €. Pisador. [miento.
Trance, & E'xtasi, arrobamiento, cnajena-
Trannel, 8. Clavija pequeña y puntiaguda.
Tranquil, a. Tranquilo, sosegado, apacible.
ia 8. Tranquilidad, sosiego, calma,
quietud.
To Tranguillize, va. Tranquilizar, sosegar.
'Tranquilly, ad. Tranquilamento.
Tranquilness, 8. Tranquilidad, sosiego.
To Transact, 04. Manejar, disponer ; despa-
char; transigir. cion ; asunto.
Transaction, 8. Convenio; trato; negocia
Transactor, 8. Negociador.
Transalpino, 4. Transalpino. (almas,
Transanimation, 8. La trasinigracion de las
Transcendence, 8. Excelencia; trascenden-
cla. trascendente,
Transcendent, a. Sobresaliente, excelente ;
Transcendental, a, ‘Trascendental; emi-
nente, excelente. =
Transcendently, ad. Excelentemente.
Transcolation, €. Filtracion. [ladar.
To Transcribo, ta. Trascribir, copiar, tras-
Transcriber, 8. Coplante, amanuense. (Am.)
Escribiente, se
Transcript, a, Trasanto, copia, traslado.
Transcription, €. Trasunto, traslado, spe
Transcriptively, ad. Por medio de copia.
+To Transcur, en. Vagar; rodar.
+Transcarsion, s. Correr de un lugar 4 otro.
A riocion 8. Conducir sobre lus hom-
roa,
Transept, 8. El crucero de una iglesia.
To Transfer, va, Trasferir, trasportar.
Transferable, a. Trasferible.
Transfiguration, ¢. Trasfi fon. Trans
To Transfigure, va. ‘Trantorimar. trasmutar.
cion. (tise.
Tr positi A Tieipedcon =
rans: on, &
Transship, oa. Trasbordar.
To Transubstantiate, ea. Trasustanciaz.
Transubstantiation, £.
To Transfix, va. Traspasar, atravesar. v a. ersal, trasverso.
Transfixion, 8. Trasfixion. Transversely, ad. Trasversalmente.
To Transform, va. Trasformar, trasmutar. , & pa; garlito; red.
—on, Trasfigurarse. Trapdoor, s. Pucrta disimulada 6 de tramps
Transformation, 4. Trasformacion. Trapezium, 4. east Trapecio.
o Transfuse, oa, Trasfundir. Trapezoid, e. (Geom. ) Trapezolde.
Transfusion, a. Trasfusion. Trapp & pi Jaeces; adornos, gala
To Transgross, ea. y m. Traspasar ; delin- | Trapetick, 2. Pala ó palo corvo.
quir; prupasarse. [miento, | Trash, e, Heoes, porqueria, desecho, rps
Transgression, 4, Trasprealon, quebranta- | To Trash, va, Podar; abatir; contenct, 13
impactada obrar Techy. Vil, despreciab!
or, & Trasgresor, y, A, a
Transient, a, Pasajero, transitorio, momen- | Traumatic, a. Valnerario.
co; transcunte. Travail, e Afan; + dolores de para.
Transiently, ad. Ligeramente, de paso. To Travel, va. y m. Viajar; caminar; dy
Transientness, 8. Brevedad.
Transit, a. (Astr.) Tránsito. [sicion.
Transition, 8. Tránsito; transicion; traspo-
Transitive, A, Transitivo.
Transitiveness, 8, El estado transeunte,
Transitorily, ad. Transitoriamente.
Transitoriness, 8, Brevedad. (dero.
Transitory, a, Transitorio, caduco, porece-
To Translate, ra. Trasladar, trasferir ; cam-
biar ; traducir. [sion.
Translation, $. Traslacion ; traduccion ; ver-
Translator, 8. Traductor.
Translatory, a. Traslaticio,
Translocation, 8. Mudanza recíproca.
ucency, & Trasparoncia,
Translucent, Translucid, a. Trasluciento,
trasparonto,
Transmarine, a. Trasmarino.
Transmigration, 8. Trasmigracion.
Transmission, 8. Trasmision,
Transmissivo, a Trasmisiblo. [sar.
To Transmit, ea. Trasmitir, ceder 6 tras
"lransmittal, a, Trasmision.
Trausmutable, a. Trasmutablo. (sion.
Transmutation, 8. Trasmutacion, conver-
To ios eva. Trasmutar, convertir,
mudar,
abono 8. lr tay (Nán) rir; manejar. an ae
nsoms, & pl. eras, Treat, a. Trato; convite; complacen
Yugos de navío. ) +Treatable, a, Tratable, razonable.
Transparency, 8. Trasparencia, Treatise, e. Tratado, escrito, discurso.
Transparent, a. Tras nte. Treatment, 3. Trato.
To Transpierce, 04, A Treaty, & o, convento.
Transpiration, 8. Traspiracion. (otro. | Treble, a. Triple. o ús) Atiplado, tip-"
To Transplaco, va. Mudar de un paraje á|To Treble, oa. Triplicar.—on. Triplicars
To Transplant, ea. Trasplantar. Tree, e, A’rbol. Frutt-tree, A'rbol tru
Transplantation, 8. Trasplantacion, Treenails, €. E áu.) Cavillas. ?
Transplanter, 8. Trasplantador, Trefoil, € (Bot. bol Marsá tr-”
To Transport, ea. portar; deportar;| Trébol palustre. Sáru) trefoll, U
perturbar. ad (Sá ervellada.
Transport, 8. Trasportacion. n.) Tras- | Treillage, e. Enrejado para los jardines.
porte. pto; éxtasi, Trellis'a” Fnraados era. ;
o e, A, Trasportable, To Tremble, om Temblar; estremecerso
narse.
Travel, 8. Viaje; afan, fatiga.
Traveller, 8. Viajanto, viajero.
Travel-stained, a. Cansado del viaje.
To Traverse, oc. Atravesar; cruzar; ee
bar; contrariar.
Travested, Travesty, a. Disfrazado; tro
To Travesty, va. Disfrazar; trovar. |: |
Trevi Sa Uns d besos see
p, & Una especie de
lados a. Aleve,
Treacherously, ad. Traidoramen
Treacherousness, e. Traicion, falsedad
Treachery, s. Perfidia, deslealtad, triide
Treacle, 8, Triaca; melote [cane
To Tread, ea. y n. Pisar; hollar; país“
& Pisa; pisada; sendero;
Treader, e. Pisador. =
Treadle, €. Cárcola; galladara — [trait
Treason, €. Traicion. Z/igh treason, +
Treasonable, a. Pérfido, desleal
Treasonably, ad. Traidoramente.
8. Tesoro.
To Treasure, ca. Atesorar. :
Treasurer, 8. Tesorero. [del tesorcra
Treasury, & Tesoreria, la oficina 6 dese
To Treat, va. y n. Tratar; escribir; di
TRI
rembling, e. Temor.—a, Trémulo.
remblingly, ad. Trémulamente.
remnendous, a, Tromendo, formidable.
remendously, ad. De un modo tremendo.
remendousness, & Terribilidad ; susto; es-
to.
pan
remor, 8, Tremor, temblor; vibracion.
remulous, a. Trómulo.
remulously, ad, Trémulamente.
remulousness, & Temblor.
o Trench, ea. y n. Cortar; partir; atrin-
cherar; usurpar.
rench, 8 Foso, a; trinchera,
renchant, a. Afilado, "cortante,
rencher, & Trinchero; mesa; plato me-
diano; las viandas, la comida; los place-
res de la mesa,
rencherfly, e. Parásito, gorron, pegote.
rencherman, 8. Comedor. [rásito.
renchermate, 8: Compañero de moss; pa-
o Trond, on, (Núu.) toda fuerza de
vela
rendle, & Rueda, rodillo,
rental, &. Treintenario de misas,
E an, 8. Trépano; trampa, garlito,
des (Cir.) Trepaners. coger en el
cparlita.
repid, a, Trépido, trémulo.
beh cto a Tre pidacion, terror. dir.
Trespass, vcd. baspaser, violar,
esa: 8. Trasgresion ; infraccion ; ofensa,
respasser, 8, Trasgresor. (das.
ross, 8, Trenza. Carriage tresses, Bopan-
re stlo-trees, s. pl. (Náu.) Baos de los palos.
ret, 8. Tara, merma
riab!o, a. Probable; averiguable en Juicio. | Tri
rial, 8. Prueba, tentatlva; Juicio; muestra.
rianglo, 8. Triángulo.
riangular, a. lar.
riangularly, ad. gularmente,
ribe, & ibas casta; rancho.
riblet, @ Instrumento para hacer anillos,
pte & Tribulacion, congoja, aflic-
cion,
ribunal, €, Tribunal; juzgado.
ribune, €, Tribuno. )
ribuneship, 8. Tribunado,
ribunitial, YTribunitious, a. Tribunicio.
ributary, a año; sujeto, subordina-
do.—a, Tributarl
ribute, 8. Tributo.
rice, 8. Momento, instante, tris,
rick, €, Trota, engaño, embusto.
> Trick, ea. Engañar, defraudar; atavíar.
en, Trampear.
‘icking, 8, Atavío, adorno.
ríckish, a, Astuto, artificioso, mañoso.
» Trickle, on. Gotear; escurrir.
‘ickster, 8. En fiador; manula,
‘ident € y a. dente; de tres dientes,
‘iennfal, a. Trienal [reja 4 las tlorras.
>» Trifallow, ea. Terciar; dar la tercera
11d, a. Trifido, hendido por tres partes.
‘itle, a nifieria. To stop at tri-
flor, Reparar en pelillos,
» Tritle, on, Tontear; chancear, juguetear.
To trifle with ea Burlarse de uno,
fler, & Necio; un tararira.
‘ifling, a. Frivolo, vano, inútil,
‘iflingly, ad, Frívolamente,
Triflingness, a. Frivolidad.
Trifoliated, a. Lo que tiene tres hojas.
Triform, a. Triforme.
o E a. Trisulco.
pediria pd e. ma omótrico.
Trigonomotrically, go Trigonometrica-
Paoli
merlo 8, apo meta
al ateral, a, Tril tero.
Trilateralness, s. Le calidad de lo que es tri-
Trill, a. Trino, trinado, quiebro de la voz.
To Trill, oa. Trinar, hacer trinos 6 trinados.
—on. Gotear.
Trim, a. Compuesto, ataviado,
To ia ea. Aparejar; ed compo-
cear, vacilar.
mi Atavio, adorno, aderezo.
Trimly, ad, Primorosamente. *
Trimmed, a, Ataviado, adornado. Sharp-
o .) A’ la trinca.
[netas.
Trine’ & Aste El to one de los pla-
Trinitaria 8. y a. Tr [nitar
Trinity, 6. Trinidad.
Trinkets, 4. pl. de br ans: bujerías.
Triobolar, a. Vil, bajo, indigno.
To Trip, ta. Hacer caer 4 uno.—vn. Trope
zar; resbalar; deslizarse
pe 8, Zancadilla; resbalon ; caida, desliz,
abre a. Tri do, tripartito. ña
Tripe, € ripe-woman, Tripi
Tripedal, a,
Tripetalous, a. (Ent) Tripétalo.
THphthong, a. (Gram.) Triptongo.
Triples a, Triplice, triplo.
ple, ca. Triplicar.
Triplet 8. Terno; tercerilla,
Triplicate, a Triplicado, triplo, tres tanto.
Triplication, 8. Triplicaci
Triplicity, e E be) Ye
Tripmadam, 8, ot) Yerba puntera.
Tripod, Tipos, e, El ó la tripode.
Tripoll, a, Tripoli.
Tripper, a. Luchador.
Tripping, a. Veloz, ligero, égi.—s. Baile
Are á saltos ; tropléze, eee
Trippingly, ad. Volozmente.
Edgar & (Náu.) a
LS dee poe a. Trisilabo.
thats a. Coman, vulgar; usado, viejo.
Tritoly, ad. Vulgarmon nte.
Triteness, 4. la, trivialidad.
Trithoism, e, Trite
Tritone, 4. (Mas) Trt
Tritara E a. Triturable.
To Triturato, ea. Triturar.
Trituration, e. Trituracion.
To Tela e. Triunfo, vencimiento, victoria.
zo Triumph, en. Triunfar; vencer; glo-
da a. Trípoda, tripode.
TRU
a, Trivial; vil, bajo; frivolo.
Tava
Trivially, ad. Trivialmente. volidad.
Trivialness, a, Trivialidad; vulgaridad; fri-
Triumphal, a, Triunfal—e Triunfo.
Triumphant, a. Triunfante, victorioso; glo-
rioso, exaltado.
Triumphantly, ad. Triunfantemente.
Triumpher, a. Triunfador.
Triamvirate, a Triumvirato,
To Troat, en. Bramar, el venado.
, 8, Trocar, instrumento quirúrgico.
Trochaic, Trochaical, a. Trocalco,
Troche, a. Trocisco; pastilla medicinal.
Trochinga, a, pl. Ramas de ciervo.
Troglod rte, 8, Troglodita; bárbaro.
To Troll, ea, Voltear.—on. Girar; rodar;
trabajo.
Trollop, 8. Gorrona, mujer desaliñada.
Troop, 8. Tropa; turba. Troops, Tropas,
ejórcito,
To Troop, en. Atroparse; tumultuarso,
(Mil.) Marchar en órden militar.
Trooper, 8, Soldado á caballo.
Trope, 8. Tropo, figura rotórica; metáfora.
Trophy, e. Trofeo. (Poct.) Trofeo, triunfo.
Trople, ae ay u, Trópico,
Tropological, a. ‘Tropolécico, moral.
Tropology, & Tropologla.
To Trot, on. Trotar; andar de pricsa.
Trot, a, Trote; vejezucla
Troth, a. Verdad, fo. Jn troth, En verdad.
Trothplight, a. Aflanzado, apalabrado.
Trotter, a, Caballo troton. eps trottsre,
Manos 6 pics de carnero.
Troubadonr, 8. Trovador.
To Trouble, ea. Distorbar, perturbar; afli-
gir, inquictar, mo!estar; incomodar.
Trouble, 8. Turbacion, confusion; molestia,
inquictud; atliccion, calamidad; enfado,
engorro. [quietador, molestador.
Troubler, 8. Alborotador, perturbador, in-
Troublesome, a. Penoso, molesto, oneroso;
importuno, enfadoso, fastidioso ; majadero.
Troublesomely, ad, Molestamente, — [najo.
Trough, 8. Artesa, gamella, gamellon; dor-
To Trounce, ta. Castigar severamente,
Trousers, 8. ee Calzones largos,
Trout, a (Íct.) Trucha. 7rout-hook, An-
zuelo do trucha, [ciertos tienes.
Trover, 8. (For.) El derecho de recobrar
Trowel, 8. Trulla, llana,
Troy, Troy-weight, a Peso de troy, 6 de
doce onzas cada libra,
Truant, 8 y a. Molgazan, haragan, ocioso,
To play truant, Hacer novillos.
To Truant, en. Haragancar, tanar.
Truce, e. Tregua; descanso.
Truchman, $. Trujaman, intérprete.
To Truck, ea. y n. Trocar, permutar; tru-
jamanear.
Truck, a. Cambio, trueque. (Art) Roldana
Trucks, 8. 4, Carretones, (Nau.) Vertellos,
bolas.
Truckle-bed, 8. Carriola, cama de enfermo,
Truculence, 8, Fiereza, crueldad.
Truculent, a. Truculento, cruel,
To Trudge, on. Andar con afan; atarcarse.
True, rd cierto; sincoro; genui-
no; ficl.
aiii Legítimo, verdadero.
i Tubipore, 8,
Truclove, a. (Bot.) Yerba Paris 6 avs kc"
Trueloyer's-knot, 4. Cifra 6 lazo de ami
Trueness, €, Fidelid i
Truepenny, a. (Fam.) Hombre de bien.
Truflles, a. pl. (Bot) Criadillas de ters
Trug, e. Artesa do albanil
Truism, a. Vardad indubitable 6 eviesz
Trull, 4. Peliforra, ramera. i
Truly, ad. Verdaderamente, de buezs E
Tramp, & Trom clarin; trianá
To Trump, va. Fallar; engañar. Totes)
up, Forjar.
Trumpery, $. Ho oropel; hasi.
palabras vanas; piropo, relambrou; ix
gatela.
Trumpet, a Trompeta, clarin; term
$, ng-trumpet, Bocina Hean:;
trumpet, Trompetilla [pra
To Trumpet, ca, par 4 son de ii.
Trumpeter, € Trompetero, trompels, [t:-
gonero.
Trumpet-tongned, a. Vocingiero, [m:. 1
Trampet-shell, a. (Conq.) Trompa o uu
To Truncate, ea. car 6 troncar.
Truncate, a. Trancado, cortado.
Truncation, 8. Truncamiento. (ma --
Truncheon, 8. Cachiporra, clava; bat? -
Truncheoncer, 8. El que lleva basto: © *
oe 5 el
Trundle, a Rueda baja;
To Trundle, ra, Rodar.
Trundle-shot, e, (Náun.) Palanquetss
Trundle-tail, s. Cola redonda.
'Trunk, E Tronco ; error trons.
tronco, la parte princ! UNA Coss
Trunk-maker, 8. Cofrero.
Trunnions, @ pl (Art) Muñones 713
nion-plates, Chapos de testera,
Truss, '$. Braguero; haz, llo, pai"
(Nán.) Bastardo.
To Truss, ra. Empaquetar, enfardelar. —
Trust, 4, Confianza, dad; confi?
wore Fideicomiso, cargo, deposi, =~
to,
To Trust, va. y rn. Conflar; contar con: -*
cargar; conflarse; esperar; vendi »
flado. ;
Trustee, & (For.) Tenedor de bienes: *
dico, apoderado; encomendero, cai»:
Truster, 8. Fiador, el que fis. oy
Trustily, ad. Fielmento. Ea
Trustiness, 8. Fidelidad, integridad, p
Trustless, a. Pérfido, sin fa
Trusty, a. Fiel, leal, integra, A
Truth, & Verdad; fidelidad; roslidad; ¢-
actitud; honradez. =
To Try, ea. y n. Ensayar, probar: ¢x}*"
mentar; tentar, aventurar. (Nac) C'
pear. [tub, Sas:
Tub, 8. Cubo; tina de madera. Nut.
Tube, s. Tubo, cañon, cañuto; sifon.
Tubercle, 8. (Méd.) Tubérculo. [a
Tuberose, 8. (Bot.) Tuberosa, jacinto on
Tuberosity, 8. Tuberosidad.
Tuberous, a, (Bot.) Tuberoso.
nero de zoofito.
Tubular, a, Tubular, largo y hueco.
Tubulated, Tubulous, a. Con tubos.
Tubule, s. Tubo pequeño.
‘Yo Tuck, ta. Arremangar, recoger 6 enco-
ger; arropar, tapar y cubrir bien 4 uno
con ropa.
Tucker, & Escote.
Tuesday, 8. Martes. Shrove-Tuesday,
Martes de carnestolendas.
Tuft, e. Borla, lazo, copete; espesura de un
bosque; mazorca de yerbas; grupes. Tuft
of hatr, Moño.
Tufty, «+. Afelpado, velludo; encopetado;
lleno de lazos, borlas, eto.
To Tug, oa. Tirar con fuerza; arrancar.—
en. Luchar, esforzarse,
Tug, 2. Tirada con esfuerzo; esfuerzo grande.
Tuition, 8. Tutoría, enscfhanza.
Tulip, 8. (Bot.) Tulipa, tulipan.
Tulip-tree, 8. (Bot.) Magnolia,
To Tamble, en. y a. Cacr; hundirse, desplo-
marse; saltar; rodar; trastornar; volcar;
ajar.
Tumble, $. Caida, vuelco.
Tumbler, 8. Volteador; vaso; podenco.
Tumbrel, 2. Carro do artilleria; chirrion;
carro de basura,
Tumefaction, 8. (M¿d.) Tumefaccion.
To Tumefy, ea. Hacer entumecerse.
Tnmid, a, Tamido, hinchado; prominento;
intlado.
Tumor, 8. Tumor, hinchazon, bulto,
To Tump, ra. Calzar los árboles pequeños,
+ To Tumulato, en. Entumecerse.
Tumult, a Tumulto, alboroto, motin.
Tumultuarily, ad. Tumultuariamento.
Tumoltuariness, a, Turbulencia.
Tumultuary, a. Tamultuario.
‘Tumultuous, a. Tumultaario, tamultroso;
turbulento, confuso.
Tumultuously, ud. Tamaltaariamente.
‘Tun, a. Tonelada ; el peso de 2,000 libras.
(Fam.) Borachon.
Tune, 8. Tono; tono música; armonia ór-
den, concierto de partes; estado ó dispo-
sicion. [modular 6 cantar con armonía,
To Tune, cu. Templar un instrumento;
Tuneful, a. Armonioso, acorde.
Tuncless, a. Desentonado, disonante. [cos
Tuner, & Templador de instrumento musi-
‘Tunic, 8, Túnica; vestidura romana; tegu-
mento, cublerta.
Tunicated, «. (Bot.) Membranoso; formado
do membranas 6 túnicas,
Tunicle, €. Túnica, tegumento; pelicula
Tunnage, 4. La capacidad 6 buque de un na-
vio; cl derecho do tonelada,
Tunnel, 8. Cañon de chimenca; manga 6
red; galeria subterráneo. [madraba.
Tunny, 4. (Ict.) Atan. Tunny fishery, Al-
Tup, 8. Morucco, carnero padre.
Turban, a. Turbante. [céspedes de tierra,
Turbary, 8 El derccho de cavar turbas 6
Turbid, a. Turbio, espeso; cenagoso.
Turbidness, 8. Turbulencia ; espesura.
To Turbinate, va. Hacer una cosa en figura
de espiral.
Rea as con el huso. |
Tarbot, a. (Ict.) Rodaballo, rombo.
Turbulence, Turbulency, 8. Turbulencia, al-
boroto, confusion. [inquieto.
ati a. Turbulento, agitado, vivlento,
Turbulently, ad. Turbulentamente.
Turf, a Césped; turba, cisped quo sirve
para el fuego.
To Turf, ta, Cubrir con céspedes,
Turfy, a. Lleno de céspedes, Turfy ground,
Cespodera.
Turgent, a. Targente; hinchado; támido.
Turgid, a. Túmido, inflado.
Turkey, e, (Orn.) Pavo, pava. (Mex.) Gua-
jolote. (Cub.) anejo: closa,
Turkois, Turquoise, 8. bl a piedra pre-
Turmeric, 8. Curcuma; do que so saca
color amarillo.
Turmoil, a, Distarbio, baraunda, alboroto.
To Turmoil, va. Tumultuar; incomodar,
perturbar.
To Turn, ta. Volver; mudar, tornar, trocar;
torcer, verter, dirigir, tornear, aplicar,
adaptar.—on. Girar, rodear, mudarse, tras-
formarse, volverse, To turn against,
Hacer frente. To turn away, Despedir.
To turn down, Plegar, doblar. To turn
over, Trasferir. To turn upside doren,
Trastornar. Yo turn short, Dar media
vuclta. To turn over, A’ la vuelta.
Turn, 8. Vuelta, giro; rodeo, revuelta; pa-
seo corto, viaje á sitio poco distante; tur-
no, vez, tanda; ocasion, oportunidad; pro-
ceder; gonio; chasco, pieza; favor; pro-
vecho; forma, He has a turn for agri-
culture, Es aficionado 4 la agricultura.
Turncoat, 8. Traidor, el que vuelve casaca.
Turner, 8. Torneador, tornero. Turner's
lathe, Torno.
Turnery, & El arte de torncar.
Turning, a. Vuelta, rodeo,
Turnip, 8. (Bot.) Nabo. - cárcel.
Turnkey, & Sotalcaide, bastonero do una
Turnpike, 8, Molinete. V. Turnstile. Bar-
rera; Leger Ai
Turnsick, a, Vertiginoso.
Turnsole, s. (Bot.) Tornasol, girasol.
Turnspit, 8. Galopin de cocina.
Turnstile, e. Molinete; para impedir la on-
trada á las cabelicrias.
Turpentine, 8. Trementina.
Turpentine-tree, 8, Terebinto.
Turpitude, a, Torpeza, vileza, infamia,
Turrel, 8. Sacafondo 6 sacasuelo.
Turret, ¢. Torrecilla,
Turreted, a. Torreado. [shell, Carey.
Turtle, e. (Orn.) Tortola; tortuga. Turtle-
Tush, ¿nterj, Tararira! quita!
Tusk, 8. Colmillo, diente agudo de fiera.
Tusked, Tusky, a. Colmilludo,
Tutelago, € Tntela, tatoria.
Tatelar, Tutelary, a, Tutelar.
Tutor, 8, Tutor, ayo, preceptor. [mandar.
To Tutor, ra. Enseñar, instruir; señorcar,
Tutoress, af. Tutriz, aya. :
Tutty, a, Tutía, atutia, droga medicinal.
'+Tuz, a, Moño, penacho de cabello.
Twain, a. Dos,
Turbination, +. La accion de hilar haciendo! To Twang, va. y ». Restallar, chasquear.
Turbith, s, (Bot) Turbit (Quim.) Turbit
miner
ira s. Retintin, tonillo afectado de ha
lar; acento particular Proaines
peak De: e. Ruido desapacible.
+To Twank, on. Hacer sonar 0 resonar.
To Twattlo, on. Chariar.
elect e. O Yorba ae dk hoj
wa e, $. (Bot.) Yerba de dos hojas,
To Twesz, To ‘tweaks va. Pellizcar.
Tweaguo, Tweak, a (Vulg.) Embarazo 6
perplejidad ridícula. (mente.
To Tweed! ca. Manoeear, tentar ligera-
Twedledee, Tweedledum, e. Músico, en des-
recio.
Twocserh, a, pl. Tenacillas,
Twelfth-day, Twelfth-tide, e. El día de re-
yes 6 la Epifinia,
Paid Poe tenen
v0 Twiddle, ea. Tocar
Twig, a. Vareta, varilla; mimbre, fleje.
+Twlzgen, a. Hecho de varillas.
Inez, a. Lleno de mimbres 6 sarmientos.
E t, €. Crepúsoulo.—a, Oscuro, som-
rio
Tu Twill, ea. Tejer, groseramente, colchar,
Twin, 8, Gemelo, mellizo. (Mex.) Cuate,
(Amer) Ginsagua, morocho. (Astr.) Gé-
min
To Twin, on. Nacer meliizo; parir dos 6
mas hijos de un pera:
Twin-born, a. Mellizo.
To Twine, oa. Hacer cuerda; enroscar.—
on. Enroscarse ; caracolear.
Twine, a Hilo acarreto. (Amer.) Hilo
mestizo, ime) Mecate, Sail-twine,
Hilo de vela,
To Twinge, oa. Punzar, pellizcar.
Twinge, £ Punzada; tiron de orejas,
To Twinkle, en, Centellear, brillar; parpa-
dear; pestaficar guiñar.
Twinklo, Twinkling, e. Vislumbre; guiña-
da; Instante.
Twinlin , & Cordero mellizo.
To Twirl, oa. Voltoar, dar vueltas á alguna
Twirl, 4 Rotacion, vuelta circular.
balsa yn. Torcer; entrelazar ; tejer;
nzar.,
Twist, €. Trenza; torzal; torcedara.
Twister, 8, Torcedor; cordelero, soguero,
cabrostero.
To Twit, va. ar; dar en rostro.
To Twitch, ea, Pellizcar. [tortijon.
Twitch, 8. Pellizco; tension dolorosa ; re-
Twitch-grass, s. (Bot.) Cantinodia, sanguina-
ria,
To Twitter, en, Chirriar ; refrse. [cion.
Twitter, 8, Arranque; risa burlesca ; agita-
Twittlo-Twattle, a. Charla. -
Twocdged, a. Lo que tiene dos filos 6 córtes.
Ela a. Doble, duplicado.—ad. Al do-
e.
Two-tongued, a, Falso, doble.
Tyke, €. Perro, patan, rústico,
Tymbal, 3. Timbal, atabal,
Tympan, 8. Sh alae timpanillo.
Tympanam, 8 Timpano, el instrumento
7 dol oido. ñ itis [ .
ympany, 8. Timpan matriz, cjemplar.
Type, 8. Tipo, simbolo, signo, ras intra,
Typhon, e, Hinchazon, orgullo. [bólico.
Typic, Typical, a. Tipico, figurativo; sim-
Typically, e Figurativamente.
[veces veinta. | Tyran
Twelvescore, 8. Doselentos y cuarenta, doce | T’
UN"
Ar e Representacion figurativa é
To Typify, ca. Representar, simbolizar.
Typogrepher, 8. Ti e,
ical, a. 7 ma
U.
tun, y larga
en tune, tuba, lute, Rute
+Uberous, a. Abundante.
+Uberty, 8. Abundancia, fertilidad.
Ubiquitarian, e. y a. El que cree en bs u!:;-
cuidad de nuestro Redentor.
Ubiquitary, a. Lo que está 6 se halla en x-
das rae Ubicuítario.
Ubiquity, a. Ubicuidad.
Udder, 8. Ubre. [mer
Uglily, ad. Feamente, deformemente, v:.-
Ugliness, 8. Fealdad, deformidad; torpeza
Ugly, a. Feo, disforme, deforme.
Ulcer, 8. U'Icera,
To Uloerate, oa. Ulcerar,
Ulceration, €. Ulceracion.
Uloered, a. Ulcerado.
cosa, | Uliginous, a. Oen
2080.
Ullage, e. El hueco 6 vacio de un tonel
Ulterior, a. Ulterior.
Ultimate, a. U'ltimo, final.
Ultimately, ad. U'itimamente.
Ultimatum, a (DipL) El ultimatam,
+Ultimity, e. Ultimi
‘ieee E i ri pb extranjera.
ontane, a. ontano;
Ultramundane, a. Lo que está otra esfera
+Ultroneons, a. ntáneo. {an tala
Umbel, Bor) mbela, la extremidad de
Umbeliated, Umbelliferous, 4 (Bot) Um-
belifero. umbra
Umbor, €. Tierra de sombras. (Ict.) Ux-
Umbered, a. Sombreado.
Umbilical, a. Umbilical.
Umbles, 8. pl Las entrañas de un venada
Umbo, a. Cazoleta de broqnol.
Umbrage, e Sombra, umbría; som
apariencia; pique, resentimiento,
ey) :
Umbrageons, a. Sombrio, umbroao.
+Umbratlle, a. Umbrático.
Umbrella, a, Quitasol, paraguas.
+Umbrosity, a, Sombra.
Umptirage, €. Arbitracion.
Umpire, a A'rbitro, arbitrador.
Un, In, Se usa solo en composicion y por
lo general como partícula negativa ; e. g.,
unarmed, inerme, sin armas,
Unabased, a. No abatido; no envilecido,
Unabashed, a. Descocado.
Unabated, a. Completo, cabal. [do.
Unabbreviated, Unabridged, a. No abrevia-
Unable, a Inhábil, incapaz, impotente;
imposibilitado.
+Unableness, 8. Inhabilidad, incapacidad.
Unabolishablo, a. Inhabolible,
Unabolished, a. No abolido,
Unabsolved, a. No absuelto.
Unacceptable, a, Desagradable
ynacceptable, a, e.
Unacceptablenesa, 8. Desagrado.
Tl naccommodated, a. Desacomodado.
Unaccompanied, a. Desacompañado, solo,
Unaccomplished,a. Reed Hpac imperfecto.
Unaccountable, a. Inexplicable, extraño,
extraordinario,
Unaccountably, ad. Extrafamente.
Unaccustomed, a. Desusado.
Unscknomiedged, a. Desconocido; negad
Jnacknow a. Desconocido ; n O.
Unadjusted, a. No ajustado.
Unadmired, a. No apreciado; olvidado.
Unadmonished, a, No amonestado,
Unadulterated, a, Genuino, puro.
Unadvisable, a. Imprudente.
Unadvised, a. Imprudente, indiscreto; 1n-
considerado.
Unadvisedly, ad. Imprudentemente.
Unadvisedness, 8. Imprudencia, indiscre-
cion. franco.
Unaffected, a. Ingenuo, natural, sincero;
Unaffectedly, ad, Sencillamente.
Unaffectednesa, £ Sencillez, ingenuidad,
naturalidad.
Tnaffecting, a. Natural; frio, insípido,
Unaided, a. Bin ayuda.
Unaiming, a. Sin mira ú objeto.
Unaired, a. Lo que no está expuesto al alre.
Unalarmed, a, Quieto, tranquilo.
Unalienable, a. Inajenable.
Unalloviated, a. No aliviado.
Unallied, a. Falto de parientes 6 allegados,
Unallowable, a. isible. :
Unallowed, a. Ilícito, no permitido.
Unalloyed, a, Puro, sin mezcla.
Unalterable, a. Inalterable.
Unaltorably, ad. Inalterablemonte.
Unamazed, a. Intrepido; impávido,
Unambiguous, a. Claro, indubitable.
Unambidous, a, Sin ambicion.
Unamenable, a, No responsable.
U namendablo, a. Incorregible.
Unanalyzed, a. No analizado.
tUnaneled, a. Desprevonido,
Unanimity, 8. Unanimidad,
Unanimonas, a. Unánime.
Unanimously, ad, Upinimemente.
Unnanimousness, 8. Unanimidad.
Unannealed, a. Sin temple,
Unanotnted, a. Inungido.
Unanswerable, a. Incontestable, incontro-
vertible, indisputable. table.
8. Lo que es indispu-
Unanswerably, ad. Indisputablemente.
Unanswered, a. No impugnado.
Unappalled, a. Intrépido, arrojado.
Unapparelled, a. Desnudo, [la vista.
Unapparent, a, Invisible, que no aparece 4
Unanswerahlen
UNB
Unapparently, ad. Sin apariencia ; invisi-
nal Implacabl
nappeasable, a. Implacable.
Unappeasableness, @. Implacabilidad.
Unapplauded, a. No alabado.
Unapplied, a. Sin aplicacion 6 destino.
Unappointed,a. No determinado 6 señalado,
Unapportloned, a. Lo que no es propor-
cionado.
Unapprehended, a. No entendido.
Unapprehenalve, a. Lerdo, tardo; incauto,
sencillo,
Unapproachable, a. Inaccesible.
Unapproachableness, 8. Inaccesibilidad,
Unapproprialls, a. Incapaz de ser apro-
piado,
Unapproved, a. Desaprobado.
rdo, o, inepto, incapaz.
Unaptly, ad. Ineptamente.
Unaptness, €. Ineptitud, inepcia
Unargued, a. No disputado
Unarmed, a. Inerme,
Unarren a. No lado...
Laer ay No a a
naspirated, a. No aspirado.
Unaspiring, a. Modesto.
Unassailable, a. Incapaz de ser asaltado.
Unassailed, a. No acometido,
Unassayed, a. No ensayado.
Unassignable, a. Incapaz de ser asignado.
Unassimilated, a. No asimilado.
Unassisted, a. Sin socorro, sia auxilio,
Unassuaged, a. No mitigado,
Unassuming, a. Medesto,
Unatonable, a. Inconciliable,
Unatoned, a. No explado.
Unattached, a. Suelto.
Unattacked, a, No acomctido,
Unattainable, a. Inasequible.
Unattainablenees, 8. Imposibilidad de lo-
grar UNA cusa.
Unattainted, a. Incorrapto.
rat Ae a, No experimentado.
Unattended, a. Solo. Unattended to, Des-
cuidado, negligente,
Unattenuated, a. Lo que no está atenuado.
Unattested, a. No per amas
Unattired, a. No ataviado,
Unattractive, a. Falto de atraccion.
Unattributed, a. Lo que no se atribuye.
Nereo a. Desautorizado; volun-
050.
Unavailable, a. Infructuoso, inútll.
Unavailableness, 8. Incficacia, inutilidad.
Unavailing, a. Inútil, vano.
Unavenged. a. Inulto.
Unavoidable, a. Inevitable.
Unavoldableness, e. Inevitable.
Unavoidably, ad. Inevitablemente.
Unavouchable, a. Lo que no se puedo afir-
mar 6 sostener.
Unavowed, a. No declarado abiertamente.
Unawaked, Unawakened, a. Dormido, no
despierto.
Unawarded, a. No determinado ó juzgado.
Unaware, Unawares, ad. Inop ento,
repentinamente.
Unawed, a. Impávido.
Unbacked, a. Indómito; sin a
Unbailable, a. Que no admite
da.
anza.
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UNB
UNC
Unbalanced, a. No ajustado.
To Unbar, ta. Desatrancar. [deebarbado.
+Unbarred, a. No rasurado, no afeltado;
To Unbarrel, ea. Sacar de un tonel ó barril
Unbasbful, a. Desvergonzado.
Unbattered, a. Cortante,
Unbearable, a. Intolerable,
Unbearing, a. Jufructifero,
Unbeaten, a. No frecuentado. —[improplo.
Unbecoming, UG, Indecente, indecoruso ;
Unbecomingly, ad, Indecorosamente.
Unbecomingnesas, a. Indecencia,
Unbefriended, a. Sin amigos,
Unbefitting, a. Inconveniente.
Untbegotten, @. Ingónito; eterno,
To Unbeguile, ta. Desenganar.
Unbeheld, a. Imperceptible.
Unbelief, a. Incredulidad.
Unbcliever, 8. Incrédulo, infiol.
Unbelieving, a. Inflel.
To Unbend, ra. Aflojar; dar descanso. To
unbend the suils, (Nau.) nc
las velas, [inminado.
Unbending, a. Inflexible; resuelto 6 deter-
Unbeneficed, a. Sin beneficio.
Unbencvolent, a. Inhamano; malévolo.
Unbenighted, a. Siempre claro.
Unbenign, a. Maligno, malévolo; duro.
Unbent, a. Aflojado, flojo, suelto; destor-
cido, indecente.
Unbesceming, a. Mal visto, m Fate
Unbesought, 4. No rogado 6 solicitado, no
buscado.
Unbetrothed, a. No desposado, soltero,
Unbewailod, a. No lamentado.
To Unbewitch, va. Deshechizar.
To Unbias, ea. Librar de preocupaciones, 6
prejuicio, fit naturalmente.
Unbid, Unbidden, a. Espontanea, product-
Unbigoted, a. Libro de perjuicio ó de hipo-
cregla,
To Unbind, ta. Desatar.
To Unbit, ca. (Nán.) Desabitar,
Unbitted, a. Bin freno. [Inocente.
Unblamable, a. Inculpable, insensurable,
Unblamableness, 8. Inocencia,
Unblamed, a. Intachable, inocente.
Unbleached, a. Crudo, no blanqueado.
Unblemished, a. Irreprensible; sin tacha.
+Unblenched, a. Puro, limpio.
Unblest, a. Maldito ; infeliz, de clado,
Unblown, a. No abierto, no desabotonado.
Unblunted, a. No cortante, 6 no afilado.
Unboastful, a. Modesto, [cuerpo.
Unbodied, a. ahd ie separado del
Unboiled, a. No cocido, crudo,
To Unbolt, ca. Desatrancar.
Unbolted, a. Grueso, grosaro,
To Unbone, ca. Desosar,
Unbonneted, a. Desbonetado, sin sombrero.
Unbooted, a. Descalzo, ain botas,
Unbordered, a. Sin borde ú orilla,
Unborn, a. Aun no nacido, futuro,
Unborrowed, @. Propio, no prestado.
To Unbosom, ta. Abrir su pecho 4 alguno;
revelar un secreto, confiar.
Unbought, a. No comprado; invendido.
Unbound, a, No encuadernado ; suelto, de-
satado.
Vaboonded, a. Infinito; ilimitado.
a vousded|y, ad. Tlimitadamente; sit 2e-
ida.
Unboundedness, £ Infinidad : inmer~ c+!
To Unbowel, tu. Desentrafiar, desjuzi.:-
rar, destripar.
To Unbrace, ca. Aflojar, soltar; desis:
To Unbraid, ca. Desenredar; destr-T.
Unbreathed, a. No ejercitado; po aj +
Unbreathing, a. Inanimado, inánime
Unbred, a. Descortes, mal criado.
Unbreeched, a. Desbragado, sin bras.
Unbribed, a. Incorrupto, integro.
To Unbridle, ea. Desenfrenar.
Unbridled, a. Desenfrenado, licen.
Unbroached, a. No barrensdo 6 decests--
Unbroidered, a. Bordado, liso. $
Unbroke, Unbroken, €. Inviolsdo; *--
mito; entero, [un horca >
Unbrotherlike, Unbrotherly, e. Indice +
To Unbuckle, va. Doshebillar, sokar lo --
villas.
To Unbuild, ea. Demoler, rasar.
Unbullt, a. Aun no construido 6 ed:5-*-:
To Unburden, ea. Descargar, aliviar L c:.>
Unburicd, a. Insepulto.
Unburnished, a. No bruñido.
Unbnsied, a. Ocioso, sin tener qué it
To Unbutton, va. Desabotonar.
Uncalled, a. No llamado, no citado; 525:
recido, ,
Uncancelled, @ No abolido, no anu:
Uncandid, a. Falso, doble. q
Uncanonical a, Contrario á los capone
Uncanvassed, a. No solicitado. :
Uncared, a. Desamparado, descuido
To Uncase, ca. Desenvainar; desvi—
despojar. ;
Uncaught, a Aun no eogido. Le
Uncaused, a. Sin motivo, sin cansa su >
Uncautious, a. Incanto, impróvido.
Uncelebrated, a. No celebrado ; osci™
Uncensurable, a. Incensurable.
Uncertain, a. Incierto, dudoso; prec.
Uncertainly, ad. Inciertamente.
Uncertainty, a. Incertidumbre, ines
cion ; instabilidad.
To Unchain, ea. Desencadenar. ih
Unchangeable, a. Im utable, for--
Unchangeableness, 8. Inmutabilidsd: «-
stancia, firmeza.
Unchangeably, ad. Inmutablementa
Unchanged, a. Invariado, inalterable.
Unchanging, a. Inalterable, inmutabie.
To Uncharge, ea. Desdecirse, retractars-
Uncbaritable, a. Nada caritativo, dara _
Uncharitableness, & Falta de caridsd, .>
e
reza.
Uncharitably, ad. Bin caridad.
Unchary, a. Incauto.
Unchaste, a. Impúdico, deshonesto. 32,
Unchastity, e Incontinencia, desbonesti:3-
Unchecked, a. Desenfrenado. ee
Uncheerful, a. Triste, melancólico, list:
Uncheerfulness, 3. Melancolía, tristeza.
Unchewed, a. No mascado.
Unchristian, a. Anticristiano.
+Unchristiannesa, $. Falta de cristiamisl
Unchronicled, a. No mencionado en ió
crónicas,
To Unchurch, oa, Excomulgar.
UNC
UND
Unelreumcised, a Incircanciso.
Uncireumseribed, a. Incireunscripto.
Uncircumspect, a. Imprudente, inconside- | Unconsecrated, a. No consagrado,
rado,
Uneircamstantial, a. Poco importante.
Uncivil, a. Grosero, descortea, desatento.
Uncivilly, ad, Groseramente.
Uncivilized, a. Bárbaro, salvaje, civilizado.
Unclarified, a. Impuro, no clarificado.
To Unclasp, va. Desabrochar.
Unclassic, a, No clásico,
Uncle, a. Tio. [ro.
Unclean, a. eric Coen sucio, impu-
(Tncleanliness, 3. Suciedad, inmundicia.
Uncleanly, a. Inmando, puerco, impuro,
Uncleanness, a. Suciedad, asquerosidad ;
impureza.
To Unclench, ea. Abrir el puño.
To Unclew, va. Desovillar.
Unclipped, a. No cortado.
To Unclog, va. Desembarazar, descargar.
To Unclofster, ea. Desenclaustrar.
Po Unclose, ea. Abrir; descubrir, revelar.
To Unclothe, va, Desnudar, quitar la e
Unclouded, Uncloudy, a. Claro, despejado,
sereno.
To Uncluteh, ga. Abrir el puño.
Fo Uncoif, va, Quitar la cofia 6 la escoficta.
Fo Uncoil, va. Desarrollar.
Uncoined, a. No acuñado,
(Tncollected, a. Disperso,
Uncolored, a. Descolorado,
Uncombed, a, e
[Tncomelinesa, 4. Fealdad; falta de gracia.
dable; grosero,
"ncomely, a, Feo; d
Uncomfortable, a, Triste; penoso, molesto,
incómodo, consuelo, molestia,
[Tncomfortableness, 8. Descomodidad, des-
Uncomfortably, ad. Desconsoladamente ;
penosamente ; tristemente.
(Tncommanded, a. No mandado.
[“ncommon, a, Raro, extraño, nada comun,
Uncommonly, ad. Extraordinariamente ;
raramente,
["ncommonness, $. Rareza, singularidad.
[Tneommunicated, a. Incomunicado.
Jneompact, €. Desunido, suelto.
Jncompelled, a, Espontáneo, voluntario.
'ncompounded, a. Simple, sencillo,
.¿ncompressed, a. No comprimido.
J uconcelved, a. Impensado,
Jnconcern, Unconcernedness, e. Indiferen-
cia, descuido.
neoncerned, a. Indiferente, descuidado.
“neoncernedly, ad. Indiferentemente.
‘Unconcerning, 4. Lo que no interesa, lo
quo nada importa.
"nconcocted, a, Crndo; no pre O.
'ncondemned, a. Tolerado, permitido,
nconditional, a. Absoluto, sin condicion.
Tnconfined, a, imitado; libre.
Jnconfirmed, a. Irresoluto, indeciso.
Jneonformable, a. Contrario, incompatible.
Tneonfused, a, Distinto.
Jnconfutable, a. Irrefragable.
“ncongéealed, a, No helado.
“neonnected, a. Inconexo,
Tnconnectedly, ad. Inconexomente.
Tuconquerable, a. Invenciblo, insuperable,
¡nconscionable, a. Dosrazonable, injusto.
Unconscionably, a. Sin razon, sin concien-
cia.
[nido,
Unconstrainable, «. Incapaz de ser constre-
Unconstrained, a. Libre, voluntario, espon-
táneo. table,
+Uncontestable, a. Incontestable, indispu-
Uncontrollable, a. Ingobernable ; incontras-
tabla, irresistible.
Uncontrollably, ad. Irresistiblemente.
Uncontrolled, a. Incontrastable ; incontro-
vertible; irresistible.
Unconversable, a. Intratable, incontratable.
Unconverted, a. Inflel, no convertido.
To Uncord, ra. Desatar.
Uncorrected, a. Incorrecto,
Uncorrupted, a, Incorrupto.
Uncounsellable, a. Lo que no se puedo ni
debe aconsejar.
Uncountable, a. Innumerable.
To Uncouple, va. Desatrahlllar. _[criado.
Uncourteons, a. Descortes, impolítico, mal
Uncoartliness, £, Inurbanidad, rusticidad.
Uncourtly, a. Descortes.
Uncouth, a. Extraño, singular ;
Uncouthly, ad. Groseramente.
Unconthness, 2, Extrafioza, rareza,
Uncrossed, a. No anulado; no frustrado.
Uncrowdod, a. Holgado, desahogado.
Unction, s. Uncion, untura
Unctuosity, Unctuousness, 8. Untuosidad.
Unctuons, a. Untuoso, craso.
Unenlled, a. No escogido.
Uncnltivable, a. Incultivable.
Uncultivated, a. Inculto; rústico,
Uncumberod, a. Desembarazado, libre.
Uncurbed, a. Desenfrenado ; no doblegado.
To Uncurl, va. y a, Desenrizar el pelo,
Uncurront, a. Lo que no ticne curso 6 no
ro,
culto,
ro,
corre,
Uncut, a. No cortado, entero 6 completo.
Undamaged, a. Ileso, libre de daño,
eS: a. Impávido; impertérrito, in-
trepido,
Undauntedly, ad. Intrópidamento. (videz,
Undauntedness, a. Intrepidez, arrojo, impa-
Undazzled, a, No ofuscado.
Undecagon, 4. (Gcom.) Undec4gono.
Undecayed, Undecaying, a. Inmarcesible,
Undecelvable, a. Incapaz de engañar 6 de
ser engañado. [crror,
Tu Undoccive, va. Desengañar, advertir cl
Undecelved, a. Desengañado.
Undecided, a. Indeciso, indeterminado.
1Undecisive, a. No decisivo 6 conclusivo.
To Undeck, ea. Desadornar.
Undeclinable, a. Indeclinable.
Undeclincd, a. Recto.
Undedicated, a. No dedicado.
Undefaced, a. Entero, no desfigurado.
Undefied, a. No desafiado.
Undefiled, a, capos puro, limpio.
+Undetinable, a. Indefinible,
Undefined, a. Indefinido.
Undeformed, a. No desfigurado.
Undefrayed, a. No costeudo ni pagado.
Undeliberated, a. Indeliberado. [do.
Undemolished, a. No demolido, no destrui-
Undemonstrable, a. No demostrable.
Undeniable, a. Innegable. ve
UND UND
Undeniably, ad. Irrefragablemente. Undertenant, a, Subarrendador; eat’:
Undeplored, a. No llorado ni lamentado, lino. [ura ~ es
Undepraved, a. Inoorrupto. Undervaluation, e. El precio mar ts: «
Undeprived, a O: To Undervalue, oa. efron ale carr.
Under, prep. y ad. Debajo; bajo de, infe- | valor á, apreciar en [mar
rior 4; ménos, ménos que, por ménos, en | Undervalue, a Ménos del valor; fou:
ménos; en; por; so. Under paín of | Undervaluer, s. Men selador. ,
So pens de muerte. [principal ¡ Underwood, e. Monte los arbestos
Underaction, 8. La accion subordinado, ávtra | árboles enanos
Und 4, Minoridad, menor edad. To Underwork, ea. Dafar 6 tojoir p<
To Underbear, va. Soportar, aguantar. medios ocultos ; suplantar, derridaz.
To Underbid, ea. Ofrecer por alguna cosa | Underwork, e. Menudencias
ménos de lo que vale. To Underwrite, oa, Buscribir; metr
To Underbind, va, Atar por debajo, contra los ri del mar,
Underbutler, e. Ayuda de samiller. Underwriter, 8. rador, .
Underchamberlain, s Socamarero, cama- | Undescried, a. No visto, no descubiero
rero segundo. (secretario. | Undeserved, a. No merecido,
Underclerk, e. Escriblente, amanuense, soto- | Undeservedly, ad. Injustamenta _ e
Undercook, s. Ayuda de cocinero. Undeserving, a. Indigno de gozsr 6 c=*
Underfaction, a. Faccion 6 partido subordi-| guir una cosa. ae
nado á otro. Undesigned, a. Involuntario, tndetibes-
Underfilling, «. Cimiento de nn edifico. Undesigning, a. Sincero, sencillo. _
To Undergo, ea. Sufrir, padecer, aguantar, | Undesirable, a. Lo que no es desesto
sostener. ninguno. | Undesired, a. No deseado, no solicitó”.
Undergraduate, ¢. Estudiante, sin grado Undesiring,a. Negligente, tibio; indife~
Underground, 8, Soterráneo. subterrineo, | U ndestroyed, a. No destruido. [ui
sótano. [árboles grandes, | +Undeterminable, a. Indecidible iz - *
Undergrowth, & Lo que nace debajo do los | Undetermined, a. Indeterminado, it.2>.
Underhand, ad. Debajo de mano, clandes- Undeviating, a. Regular, directo.
tinamente,—a, Secreto, clandestino. Undevoted, a. Opuesto. eos
To Underlay, va. Reforzar ó fortalecer. Undiminished, a. Entero, no dismisti-*
Underlayer, €. Puntal. [de lo que vale, | Undirected, a. Sin direccion ó gobict- :
To Underlet, va. Arrendar algo por ménos} Undiacerned, a. No descubierto.
To Underline, va, Subrayar. [trofe. | Undiscernedly, ad. Ocaltamente
Underling, e. Un agente inferior; meque- Undiscerniblo, a. Invisible, im E
Jndermaster, e Segundo maestro. Undiscernibly, ad. Imperceptiblenr-*-
To Undermine, va. Minar; zapar, abrir | U ndiscerning, a. Sin discernimiento» =.
minas; dañar por medios ocultos. Undisciplined, a Indisciplinado, fii -
Underminer, €. Minador, zapador; enemizo| enseñanza.
oculto, [Debajo. | Undiscoverable, a. Inav le
Undermost, a. I'nfimo, el mas bajo.—ud. Undiscovered, a, No descubierto, °° 2
Underneath, ad. Debajo. Undisguised, 2. Sin disfraz, cándido, sc
Underofficer, e. Oficial subalterno. Undishonored, a. No deshonrado.
Underogatory, a. No derogatorio. Undismayed, a. Intrópido, impavide.
Underpart, 3. Parto inferior. Undisputed, a. Evidente, inoontesta!.. |”:
Under-pettiooat, €. Enaguas interiores. controvertible, .
Underplot, a, Digresion: manojo, trama | Undissembled, a ri Va inge
secreta, [de lo que merece. | Undissolvable, a. Indisoluble 7
To Underpralse, va. Alabar una cosa mónos | Undissolving, a Lo que jamas se deri
To Underprize, va, Desapreciar, rebajar lu | Undistinguishable, a. Lo distinguible
Undistinguished, a Indistinto.
Undistur a. Quieto,
estimacion ó valor.
To Underprop, ea. Apuntalar,
To Underrate, va. Desapreciar.
Underrate, a. Precio ínfimo 6 bajo.
To Underran, va, (Náu.) Recorrer,
To Underscore, va. Subrayar.
Under-secretary, s. Subsecretario. — [otro.
To Undersell, ea, Vender mas barato que
Underservant, 8. Criado de escalera abajo.
To Understand, ea. y n. Entender, perci-
bir, alcanzar, comprender.
Understanding, 8. Entendimiento ; intell-
gencia, conocimiento; armonia.—a, In-
teligente, períto, To Undresa, ea, Desnndar. ÑE
Understrapper, a. Sustitato, agento inforlor. | Undress, s. Bopa de levantar; rops de css
To Undertake, ta. y n. Emprender; tomar| Zo be én an undress, (Fam.) Esa:
á su cargo ; rosponder ; aventurar, arries- trapillo,
gar. —[(asentista; comisario de entierros. | Undricd, a, Mojado, no seco,
Undertakor, s. Emprendedor; empresario; Undriven, a, Quieto, fijo.
Undertaking, 8. Emprosa, empeño, Undrooping, a. Fuerte, que no se ams
To Undo, ea. Dosbacer, desatar; £IT02:
Undoubted, a. Indubitado, evidente. 4
nt ad. Indubitablemente;
a
Undraivable, a. Inagotable.
To Undraw, ea. Abrir, tirar hácia fea |
Undreamed, a Impensado. Undres
of, Inopinado.
UNE
UNF
Undrossy, @. Refinado, puro. justo. | Unexempiified, a. Lo que sucede por la
» puro.
Undue, a. Indebido, irregular; Icon in-
Undulary, 4. Unduso, lo que ondea.
To Undulate, va. y n. Ondear ó hacer ondas.
Undulation, 8. Undulacion.
Undalatory, a. Undulatorio.
Unduly, ad. Indebidamente ; llicitamente,
Undutifal, a. Desobediente; malo, sin res-
peto.
Undutifally, ad, Inobedientemente.
Undutifulness, e. Desobediencia; falta do
respeto,
Uneasiy, ad, an anslosamento.
Uneasiness, 8. Inquietud, desasosiego, in-
comodidad, disgusto, [inqjesto.
Uneasy, a Inquieto, cuidadoso, ansioso ;
Uncaten, a. No comido.
Unedifying a. Lo que no edifica. _[oelado.
Uneffaced, a. Lo que no está borrado 6 can-
Uneffected, a. No efectuado.
Unelected, a. No elegido.
Unelacidated, a. No aclarado.
Uinewployed, a. Desocupado ; ocioso.
Lia owed, P cecinel e
inengaged, 4. Desocupado, libre.
Unenjoyed, a. No gozado,
ue no goza.
Unenjoying, a.
U E pr y a. Estrecho; limitado.
Uncnlightened, a. No iluminado.
Unenslaved, a. Libro de esclavitud.
Unenterprising, a. Que no es emprendedor.
Unentertaining, a. Lo que no divierto, in-
sipido, [ocupado.
Unenthralled, a. Libre; que no está pre-
Unentreated, a. No solicitado,
Unenvied, a. No envidiado.
Unonumorated, a. No numerado.
Unoquablie, a. Diferente, diverso,
Unequal, €, Desigual, desproporcionado;
infurlor.
Unequalable, a. Incomparable. — [parable,
Unequalled, a. Sin igual, sin par, incom-
Unequally, ad. Desigualmente.
Unequalness, 8. Desigualdad.
Unequipped, a. Que no está provisto de lo
que necesita para un viaje.
Unequivocal, a. Inequivoco.
tUinerrable, a. Inerrable, infalible,
(Inerring, A. Infaliblo; inerrable.
Unerringly, ad. Infaliblemente.
(Tnespoused, a. Que no tiene defonsor.
[Tnessayed, a. No ensayado; no intentado,
Unessentlal, a. Lo que no es esencial.
[Tnestablished, a. No establecido,
¡nesteemed, a. No estimado.
nestimatod, a. No tasado 6 valuado,
Jnestranged, a, No extrañado.
Tnevaporated, a. No evaporado.
¿nevon, & Desigual ; escabroso ; barran-
sovenly, ad. Designalmenta
Tnevenly, : men
nevonnesa, 8. Desigualdad, escabrosidad,
aspereza; Inconstancia. [no exigido,
Tnexacted, a. Lo que se obtiene sin lo;
Jnexamined, a. No examinado.
Jnexampled, a. Lo que no tiene ejemplar;
único en su linea.
Jnexceptionadle, a. Libre de objecion 6
reparo; irrecusable.
Jnexecuted, a. No ejecutado.
primera vez.
nario a a. No exento, sujeto,
Unexercised, a. Inoxperto; no ejercitado.
Unexhausted, a. Inexhausto.
Unexpanded, a. Encogido, no extendido.
Unexpected, a. Inosperado, impensado,
inopinado, repentino,
Unexpectedi , ad. De repente, inesperada-
mente, sin ponsarlo, [visto.
Unexpectedness, a. Repenton, lance impre-
Unexperienced, a. Inexperto.
Unexpired, a. No acabado, no conclaido.
Unexplored, a. Ignorado, no descubierto,
no explorado.
Unexported, a. No extraido,
Unexposed, a. No expuesto.
Unextended, a. Inextenso. (terminado.
Unexterminable, a. Que no puede ser ex-
Unextinguishable, a. Inextinguible,
Unfaded, a. Verde, no marchito.
Unfading, a. Inmarcesible.
Unfall a. Seguro, cierto, infalible.
Unfair, a. Doble, falso; injusto.
Unfairly, ad. De mala £6.
Unfaithful, a. Inficl, perfido, traidor. The
ws br de Los incredulos,
Untaithflig qe Tandolidad perfila al
n ness, 8. o a, alo-
Unfallowed, a. No barbechado,
Unfalsified, a. Verdadero. [mun.
Unfamiliar, a. Desacostumbrado, poco co-
Unfashionable, a. Opuesto á la moda, sin-
gular, o que no es de moda,
Unfashionableness, $, Llaneza en el vestir;
rear ad, Contra la moda; sin
elegancia,
Unfashioned, a. Informe, tosco.
To Upfasten, va. Desatar, soltar, aflojar..
Unfathered, a. Huérfano de padre.
Unfathomable, a. Insondable, impenetrable.
Unfatbomably, ad. De un modo insondable,
Unfavorable, a. Contrario, adverso. +
Unfavorably, ad. Contrariamente.
Unfeared, a. No temido; intrópido.
Unfeasible, a, Impracticable, no factible.
Unfeathered, a. Implume.
Unfed, a. Falto de alimento,
Unfeed, a. No pagado, sin salario.
Unfeeling, a. Insensible, apático; cruel.
Unfeelingly, ad. Cruelmente. j
Unfeigned, a. Real, verdadero; ingenuo.
Unfeignedly, ad. Sinceramente.
Unfelt, a. No percibido, no sentido,
Unfenced, a. Abierto, no cercado; indefenso.
Unfermented, a. No fermentado.
To Unfetter, va. Desencadenar ; libertar.
Unfigured, a. Informe,
Unfilial, a. Lo que no es proplo do un hijo.
Unfilled, A. Vacio; vacante.
Unfnished, a. people imperfecto,
Unfirm, a. Endeble; instable.
Unfit, a. Desconvenlente ; inepto, incapaz,
To Unfit, va. Inhabilitar.
Unfitly, ad. Ineptamente. ropiedad.
Unfitness, €. Ineptitad, insuficiencia ; im-
Unfitting, a. Impropio, desconvonible,
To Unfix, va. Soltar, aflojar ; liquidar, des-
helar. [volublo,
Unfixed, a. Errante, vacilante oe
UNG
Unflcdgzed, a. Implame.
Unfoiled, a. Invicto.
To Unfold, cv. Desplegar, desdoblar; reve- | Ungot, a. Ingénito.
lar, descubrir, inanifestar ; desencerrar,
Unforbld, Unforbidden, a. Permitido.
UNH
Ungodliness, 2. Impiedad, trrelicion
Ungodly, a. Impio, ira profana
MáS. so
Unguvernable, a. Indomabte, a E
Ungovernablencas, a. Inducitidsd
Unforced, a. Espuntáneo, voluntario; natu» | Ungoverned, a. Desgobernade, de
ral
Unforcible, a. D¿bil, flojo.
Unforeboding, a. Lo que no pronostica nada,
Unforoseen, Unforeknown, a. Imprevisto,
inopinado,
Unforfeited, a. No perdido, no decomiso.
Unforgiving, a. Duro, inexorable,
Unfurgotten, a. No olvidado, presente.
Unforined, a, Informe. arado.
Unforsaken, a. No abandonado, no desam-
Unfortitied, a. No fortiticado, abierto; debil.
Unfortunate, «2. Desafortunado, d O.
Unfortunately, dd. Desgraciadamente.
Unfortunatenesg, €. Infortunio, desgracia.
Unfouled, a, Impoluto, sin tacha, mancha.
Unfound, a. No hallado.
Unfounded, a. Insondable ; infundado.
+Unframable, a. Incapaz de ser formado.
Tu Unframe, va. Destruir la forma 6 figura
de una cosa.
Unfreighted, a. No fletado ó cargado,
Unfrequented, a. Desierto, solitario,
Unfrequently, «d. Rara vez, raramente,
Unfriended, a, Desamparado, sin amigos,
Unfriendliness, a. Falta do amistad,
volencia.
Unfriendly, a. A'spero, seco; enemigo.
Unfrozen, a. No helado; deshelado.
Unfruitfal, a. Esteril, infructifero ; infruc-
taoso.
Unfruitfally, ad. Infructuosamente,
Unfruitfulness, £ Esterilidad, infecundidad.
Y nfalAlled, a. No cumplido ; no observado.
To Unfarl, va. Desplegar, desdoblar. Zo
unfurl the sails, Desaferrar las velas.
To Unfurnish, va. Deshalajar; desproveer.
Ungalnly, a. Zaflo, desmañado,
Ungalled, a. Ileso, no herido.
Unyarrisoned, a. Desguarnecido.
Ungathered, a. No cogido,
Ungenerated, a. Ingénito.
Ungenerative, a. No generativo, no prolifico,
Ungenerous, @ Sin nobleza, sin magnaai-
midad.
Ungenerously, ad. Indignamente.
Ungenial, a. Mulsano; contrario 4 la cons-
titucion, & los húbltos.
Ungenteel, a. Rudo, vulgar, tosco, grosero.
Ungentle, a. A'sporo, severo, intratable.
Ungentlemanlike, Ungontleman!ly, a Dos-
comodido; grosero, indigno de un hom-
: bre pen gra a [amabilidad.
Tngentleneas, & Rudeza, aspereza, falta do
Uneildod, a. Desdorado. ee
To Ungird, ea. Dosceñir; descinchar,
Ungirt, a, Desceñido; suelto.
AE She a. El quo no da nada, cicatero.
Unglazod, a. Sin vidrieras; no vidriado.
Unglorified, a. No glorificado, no honrado.
To Unglove, va. Sacar los guantes de las
MANOS.
To Unglue, va. Desencolar ; despegar.
Ungodlily, ad. Impiamente, irreligiosa-
ula
ene-
so pa iS E
ngraceful, a. Tusco, deseraci 1,
Ungracefulness,2 Tosquedad, filta de 2" -
Ungracious, a. Desagradable, ofessii ~~
canta,
Ungracionsly, ad. Groseramente, 8° 7:"3
Ungraciousness, €. Descortesia, grr
Ung a. No ingerto.
een a, Denceais: Sate
ngranulated, a. No granos0; no +" >:
Ungratefal, a. Desagradecido; inert. -~
conocido, [dab.ez.
Ungratefally, ad. Ingratamenie; ::
Ungratefalnesa, e. Ingratitud, des<-
miento.
Ungrounded, a. Infandado; sio rsze-
Ungradgingly, ad. De buena gana
Ungu a. Desguarnecido; desci =.
{ncaato, indiscreto.
Unguent, e. Ungúento.
Unhacked, a. No mellado.
To Unhallow, oa. Profanar.
Unhallowed, a. Profano, implo; pro&::
To Unhand, va. Soltar las manos
Unhandsomely, ad. Groseramenic: *-
mente, mal; con doblez a
Unhandy, a.Desmañado, torpe, pom"
To Unhang, ta. Descelzar; desmo?Y
Unhappily, ad. Infelizmente, pot ú--"
Unhappiness, 8, Infelicidad, dex: |
seria, calamidad. (nado devi3"
Unhappy, a. Infeliz, desdichado; di: ”-
Unharmed, a, lleso, sano y salvo.
Unharmful, a. Inocente
aos
ae
[co =
Unharmonious, a, Diseorde, disonz"- —
To Unharness, ea. Desenjeezar; 0=-
nicionar; bestias de carga.
To Unhasp, ea. Soltar el pestillo.
Unhatchod, a. No traslucido; noemj" :
Unhaunted, a. Solitario.
Unhazarded, a. No arriesgado.
Unhealed, a. No eurado.
Unhealthful, a. Malsano. la
Unhealthinesa, & Insalubridad; la ae
Unhealthy, a. Enfermizo, achacosa *>
dinarlo. [Unheard=f, Sin «
Unhcard, a. Oido; desconocido: si -
Unheeded, a. Despreciado; desat».:.--
Unhceding, a. Negligente, descaids.
Unhciped, a. Desamparado. ,
Unhelpfal, a. Inátil, que no auxilio
Unhewn, a. Tosco, basto, brato.
Unhidebound, a. Espacioso, capaz.
Unhindered, a. Libre, sin trabas; 0” -
To Unhinge, va. Desgoznar, desgunz
quiciar; desordenar, ver
Unholiness, 2. Impiedad, profanidv:: |
Unholy, a. Profana, impio, malvas i'
Verso, l
Unhonored, a. Despreciado, no veni" *
To Unhood, ea. Descapirotar. (der -
To Unhook, ea. De char,
To Unhoop, va. Quitar los cercos de li" :-
tiles; quitar el tontillo,
fier 7
exi”
1
Unhoped, @. Inesperado. {esperanzas.
Unhopeful, a. Lo que no promete buenas
‘To Unhorse, va. Sacar de la silla al ginete,
hacerlo perder los estribos. (la casa.
To Unhouse, va. Desalojar, echar á uno do
Unhurt, a. lloso, sano y salvo,
To Unhusk, va. Desvainar.
Unicorn, 6, Unicorno. (Ict.) Narval, uni-
cornio marino.
Uniform, a. Uniforme.
Uniformity, a. Uniformidad, conformidad,
ignal semejanza,
Uniformly, ad. Uniformemente.
Unimaginablo, €. Inimaginable. pen
Unimaginably, ad. De un modo no -
Unimpairable, a. Indestructible,
Unlmpaired, a. Intacto, ileso; no disminui-
o, no o.
Unimpeachable, a. Incensurable, intachable.
Unimportant, a. Nada importante; natural,
. sin pene a [licitado.
3nimportuned, a No importunado, no &o-
Unimproved, a. No adelantado, no mejora-
do; íncalto,
T nincreasable, a. Incapaz de aumento.
Uninflamed, a. No inflamado.
U ntnflamable, a. Incombustible. (mado.
Uninformed, a. Incalto, ignorante; inani-
Uningenuons, a. Disimulado, doble, falso.
Uninhabitable, a. Inhabitable.
Uninhabited, a. Inhabitado, desierto.
Uninjured, a, Ileso.
Uninscribed, a, Falto de inscripcion.
Uninspired, a. No inspirado.
Uninstructed, a. Rudo, ignorante, sin in-
Uninstructive, a. No instructivo.
Unintelligent, a. Ignorante, estúpido.
Unintelligiblenees, e. La rane (pe
entendido; lo que es ininteligible.
Unintolligible, a. Ininteligible.
Unintelligibly, ad. Ininteligiblemente.
Untntentional, a. Sin intencion; sin objeto
6 designio,
Uninterested, a. Desinteresado.
Unintermitted, a. Continno, sín intermision.
Unintermixed, a. Puro, simple, sin mezcla.
Uninterrogated, a, No interrogado.
eS a. No interrampido.
Uninterruptedly, ad. Continuamonte,
Unintinridated, a. No intimidado.
Unintrenched, a, No atrincherado,
t Unintricated, a. Claro, no intricado.
Unintroducod, a. Entrometido, intruso,
Uninvented, a. No descubierto, no inventa-
do. fable.
Uninvestigabla, a. Inescrutablo, inescudri-
Uninvited a. No convidado, no rogado.
Union, 3. Union; conformidad; confedera-
cion; proporcion.
Uniparous, a, bras
Unique, a. Solo, sín igual, único,
Unison, 8, Unisonancia;
Unisonous, a. Unisono.
Unit, 4 Unidad.
(Unitarian, a Unitario,
in.
To Unite, ea. Unir; concordar 6 conformar.
—on. U: conventrse.
Unitedly, ad. Unidamente; de acuerdo.
Unity, € Unidad, union, concordía,
aa (Conq.) Univalva,
L
{struccion. | U
dad de sor
UNL
rt a. Universal; comun; general;
Universality, a. Universalidad.
Universally, ad. Universalmente.
Universe, 8. Universo.
University, s. Universidad.
Univocal, a. Univoco; cierto, regular.
Univocally, ad. En un mismo, solo 6 único
sentido.
Unjaundiced, a. Lo que no padece ictericia.
Unjointed, a. Desunido; fulto do articula-
U oyful Un) Tristo, ln Ó ee.
njoy oyous, A. melancólico,
Unju a, No sentenciado, no Juzgado.
Unjast, a. Injusto, intouo, desrazonable.
Unjustifiable, a. Indiscalpable, inexcusable,
Unjustifiableness, e. Falta de disculpa.
Unjastifiably, ad. Inexcusablemente.
Unjastly, ad. Injustamente. [sa cama,
To Unkennel, va. Desalojar algun animal de
Unkept; a, No rotenido, no guardado.
Unkind, a. Inhumanidad; descarinado, dos-
comedido, (ridad, rigor.
Unkindliness, a. As descariño, seve-
Unkindly, a. Inhumano; contrario; adver-
s0.—ad. Con rigor, con desafecto, con
poco carifio.
Unkindness, «. Desafecto, desamor, descari-
ño afabilidad; malignidad.
Unknightly, a. Todigno de un caballero.
To Unknit, va. Destejer; abrir.
Unknowing, a Ignorante. [berlo.
Unknowingly, ad. Ignorantemente, sin sa-
nknown, a. Oculto, desconocido, ignora-
do; Aen; incógnito, "hdesatar.
To U ace, oa. Desabrochar; desenlazar;
Unlald, «. Dislocado, fuera de su lugar; no
calmado.
Unlamented, a. No lamentado, no llorado.
To Unlatch, va. Abrir lovantando el pica-
rte.
Unlawfal, a. Tlegitimo, Ilícito,
Unlawfully, ad. Ilicitamente, Unlaufuly
dorn, DO bastardo.
Unlawfulness, $, llegitimidad ; legalidad.
To Uniearn, va. Desaprender. [dido.
Unlearned, a, Indocto, ignorante; no apren-
Unlearnedly, ad. Ignorantemente.
Unleavened, a. A'zlmo, que.
[
. A’ ménos que, si no, sl no cs
Unlessoncd, a. No enseñado.
Unlettered, a. Indocto, iliterato.
Unlevolled, a. Designal.
Unlevied, a. No oxigido.
Unlicensed, a. Sin permiso 6 liecncia.
Unlighted, a. No encendido,
Unlike, a. Desemojante; distinto; invero-
sámil, improbable. (dad, inverisimilitud.
Unlikelth Unlikoliness, «. Improbabili-
Vales a, Inverosimil 6 inverisimil, im-
probable.—ad. Improbablementa.
Unlikeness, e. Disimilltud, desemejanza.
Unlimited, a. Jlimitado; indefinido; abso-
Into. (dida,
Unlimitedly, ad. Tlimitadamente, sin me-
To Unlink, oa. Destorcer.
Unliquefied, a. No derrotido; cuajado.
To Unload, oa. rs Spams: po
To Unlock, oa. Abrir alguna ura,
Unlooked-for, a. Inesperado, sot tas
Unloved, a, Desamado.
[amabilidad
Unloveliness, a, Aspereza de genio, falta de
ah ben a. Desamable, desagradable.
Y,
Unluckily, ad. Desgraciadamente, desafor-
tunadamente. cía,
Unluckiness, €. Desastre, infortunio; mali-
Unlucky, a. Desgraciado, desafortunado;
funesto, infausto, siniestro; travieso.
Unlustrous, a. Deslustrado.
Unmaimed, a. No mutilado, integro.
Unmakable, a. Imposible de hacerse.
To Unmake, va. Deshacer. ar.
To Unman, ea. Embrutecer; afeminar, aco-
Unmanageable, a. Inmanejable, indumito,
intratable.
Unmanaged, a. No manejado, no domado.
Unmanlike, Unmanly, a. Inhamano, cruel;
enervado; indigno de un hombre.
Unmanned, a. Falto do trepidacion.
Unmannered, a. Rudo, grosero; mal cria-
do, soez. impolitiea.
Unmanncrliness, 8, Rudeza, mala crianza,
Unmannerly, a. Impolitico, malcriado, des-
cortes. —ad. Descortesmente,
Unmanured, a. Inculto; falto de abono.
Unmarked, a. No observado, no señalado.
Unmarried, a. Soltero, soltera. [rer el velo.
To Unmask, oa. Quitar la múscara; descor-
Unmasked, a. Patente, manifiesto,
Unmasterable, a. Indomable,
Unmastered, a. No domado.
Unmatchable, a. Inigualable, sin par.
Unmatched, a. U'nico, sin igual, ain par.
Unmeaning, a. Insignificante, vano,
Unmeant, a. No intentado.
Unmeasurable, a. Inmensurable, inmenso.
Unmeasurablenesa, 4. Inmensidad.
Unmeasurably, ad. Inmensamente.
Unmcasured, a. Inmenso, infinito, ilimitado.
Unmeditated, a. Impensado.
Unmeddled, a Intacto.
Unmeet, a. Impropio, indigno, extrafio.
Unmellowed, a. Inmaturo.
Unmelted, a. No derretido.
Unmentioned, a. No mencionado, en silen-
Unmerchantabie, a. Invendible, [cruel
Unmerciful, a, Inclemente, desapiadado,
Unmercifully, ad, Cruelmente, inhumana-
mente,
clo.
Unmortgaged, a. No hipotecado, litre
Unmortified, a. Inmortificade.
To Unmould, va. Desamoldar.
Unmourned, a. No llorado.
Unmoved, a. Inmoble, firme; inalur':>.
Unmoving, a. Falto de movimient-. =<.
T an offi Destapar la on
o Unmuflle, ea. cara, as:
Unmusical, q. Disonsnte, diseorda
To Unmuzzle, ea. Quitar el bozal
To Unnail, ea. Desclavar.
Unnamed, a. Innominado, anónima
Unnatural, a. Contranstoral; inbrEz -:
forzado.
Unnecessary, a. Innecesario, supertos.
Unncedful, a. Inútil, innecesario. [1 *
Unnoted, a. Desconocido, osenro, $”. : *
Unnoticed, a. No observado, pura
Unnumbered, a@ Innumerable.
Unobeyed, a. No obedecido. a
Unobjected, a. No imputado; no ch.<- '
Unobnoxious, a. No expuesto á ninzu: : -
Unobsequious, a. Descortes; nadavio. *
80. ye
Unobservable, a. Imperceptible; fret"
Unobservant, Unobserving, a. Des: >
do; descortes; inobservante.
Unobserved, a. Sin ser observado.
Unobstructed, a. Libre, no impediva
Unobstructive, a. Lo que no impi:*..
Unobtained, a. No ds Bother: -
Unobvious, a. No obvio 6 muy cla. >
ro. [Land, Balin
Unocenpied, a. Dosocapado. Ur«x::,
Unoffending, a. Sencillo, inocente.
Unoffered, a. No ofrecido.
To Unoil, ea. Dosaceitar.
ada atra a Sik Gaeta abierto.
nopposed, a. Sin o on.
Unorganized, a. Inor o.
Unowed, a No debido. MEN
Unowned, a, Sin dueño; desconocido: ! '
To eure’ ea. Desempaquetar, dex” ~
lar, desenfardar; desahogar. e
Unpaid, a. No pagado; sin pago, de la-
Unpained, a. Sin dolor.
Unpainfal, a. Lo que no causa dolor.
a minted, a. No pintado.
0 n
Unmercifulness, 2. Inclemencia, crucldad.
Unmerited, a, Desmerecido, no merecido.
Unmeritedness, a, Demorito, desmerecl-
miento.
Unmilked, a. No ordeñado. cuidado.
Unminded, a. Olvidado, desatendido, des-
Unmindful, a. Olvidadizo; descuidado, de-
jado. 15 atencion.
le Descuido, dejadez, falta
Unmingled, «. Puro, simple, sin mezcla,
Unmiry, a. Limpio, sin lodo.
Unmitigated, a. Duro, no mitigado.
Unmixed, Unmixt, a, Puro, ain mezcla;
simple.
Unmoaned, a. No lamentado, no llorado.
Unmoist, Unmoistened, a, Enjuto, seco, no
hamedo.
Unmolested, a. Qnieto, tranquilo.
To Dn ea. (Náu.) Desaferrar.
pair, va. Desbermanat. A
Unpalatable, a. Desabrido. A
Unparalicled, a. U'nico, sin igual sis '*'
Unpardonable, a. Irremisible; imprr- |
ble.
Unpardonably, ad. Sin remision, sin [**- '
Uupenioning. a, ale a.
n men , E NO epleri -
Unper a Tndiviso, a
Unpassable, a. Intransitablo, impract«+ '
Unpathed, a. Sin senda.
To ‘Unuave ca, Desempedrar.
Unpawned, a. Desempeñado.
Unpeaceable, a. Revoltoso, alborotsdi"-
Un ful, a. Violento, turbulenta _
To Unpes va. Desenclavijar, desests42:-4
Unpensioned, a. No pensionado.
To Unpcople, ca. Despoblar.
Unperceivably, ad. Imporceptiblomes'.
UNP
UNR
Unperceived, a, No percibido, no descubler- | Unprofitably, ad. Inátilmente,
t
0.
Unpereeivedly, ad. Imperceptiblemente
Unperformed, 4. No cumplido.
Unperjured, a. Libre de perjurio. [fiado.
Unperplexed, a, Desenredado, desenmara-
Unperspirable, a. No transpirable.
Unpersuadable, a. Impersuasiblo, terco,
Unpetrified, a. No petrificado,
Unphilosophical, a, Antifiloadfico,
PA par ys ad. Antifiloséficamente,
mio Uap osophize, va. Degradar do filó-
6010,
Unpierced, a, No penetrado 6 traspasado.
Unpillared, a. Sin colunas,
Unpillowed, a. Sin almohada.
‘To Unpin, va, Desprender.
Unpinioned, a. Libre, con las manos sueltas.
Unpitied, a, No compadecido, sin compa-
sion.
Unpltifally, ad. Desapiadadamente.
Unpitying, a. Incompasivo, desapiadado,
inclemente,
. in placed, is Deseo
‘vu Unplait, ea, Desplegar, desarrugar.
Unplanted, a. Espontáneo.
['npiastered, a. No enyesado.
Unplausible, a. No plausible, sin, aparien-
C a ds justo. Desagradabl a lesto.
Unpleasant, a, e, enfadoso, mo-
Un ale ad. Desagradablemente.
('npleasantness, $. Desagrado, disgusto, de-
sazon. [jado.
Unpleased, a. Descontento, disgustado, eno-
En pleasing, a. Desagradable, enfadoso, mo-
esto
"npleasingly, a, Desagradablemente.
“npliant, a, inflexible, indóciL
npllantness, a. Inflexibilidad, indocilidad.
“nploughed, a, Inenito, no arado.
Co cap ume, 94, Desplumar. (tico.
npoetia, Unpoetical, a. Lo que no es poé-
Jnpolished, a. A'spero, tosco; grosero, im-
político. mancha.
Inpolluted, a. Impolato, inmaculado, sin
Jupopular, a, Sin ppt
¡npossesaing, a. El que no tiene derecho á
la posesion.
¡npractised, a. Inesperto, no versado,
"npraised, a. No celebrado.
“nprecarious, a. Independiente,
¡nprecedented, a, Inaudito, sin ejomplar.
‘o Unpredict, va. Contradecir lo predicho,
'npremeditatod, a. Inopinado; no preme-
ditado,
‘nprepared, a. Desprevenido, desprovisto.
'npreparedness, 8. Dosprovencion.
'npressed, a, No prensado; no obligado.
'npretending, a. Modesto, moderado.
nprevalling, a, Nulo, irrito.
nprevented, a. No impedido á tiempo.
nprincely, a. Indigno de un principe.
nprincipled, a. El que no tiene principios
morales.
nprinted, a. Manuscrito,
nprizable, Unprized, a. No apreciado.
nprociaimed, a. No publicado.
nprofaned, a. Inviolado.
nprofitable, a. Inútil, vano.
aprofitabloness, ¢. Inutilidad.
Unprofited, a. Inútil.
Unprohibited, a. No prohibido, permitido.
Unprolifio, a. Estéril, infecundo.
Unpromising, a. Que no promete mucho.
Unpronounced, a. Inarticulado.
Unpropitious, a. Infausto, siniestro, aciago.
Unproportioned, a. Desproporcionado.
Unproposed, a, No propuesto.
Unpropped, a. Desapuntalado.
Unprosperoua, a. Desafortunado, desgracia-
ia proeperonaly, ad Intenta
nprosperously, ad. Infelizmen
Unbrotocted, a. Desvalido, sin proteccion.
e bis a. No probado.
To Unprovide, ea. Desproveer. (venido.
Unprovided, a. Desprovisto, falto, despre-
Unprovoked, a. Sin motivo, sin provoca-
on,
Unpruned, a. No podado. [dito.
Unpublished, a. Secreto, no publicado; iné-
Unpunished, a. Impune.
Unpurchascd, a. No comprado.
Unparified, a. No purificado.
Unpursued, a. No p do.
Unqualified, a. Inhábil, inepto, incapaz.
Unquelled, a. No sujeto, no abatido.
Unquenchable, a. Inextinguible.
Unquenched, a. No extinguido, no a: o.
a dagas a, Indubitable, indisputa-
Unquestionably, a. Sin disputa, sin duda.
ue uestioned, a Incontestablo, indisputa-
e,
Unquickened, a. Inanimado.
Unguict, a. Inquieto, agitado.
Unquietness, 8, Inquietud; desasosiego.
Unracked, a. No trasegado, no clarificado,
Unraked, a. No recogido.
Unransacked, a. No saqueado.
To Unravol, va. Desenredar; deshilar; des-
bastar, desbrozar.
Unreached, a. No alcanzado, no conseguido,
Unread, a. No leido; iliterato, ignorante,
Unreadiness, 8. Pesadez; desprevencion.
Unreal, a. Imaginario, vano. [do.
Unreasonable, a. Desrazonable, inmodera-
Unreasonableness, e. Sin razon; exorbitan-
cla. [tantemente; excesivamente.
Unreasonably, ad. Irracionalmente; exorbl-
+To Unreave, oa. nredar.
+Unrebated, a, No embotado.
Unreeallable, a. Irrevocable.
Unreceived, a. No recibido. [do.
Unreclaimed, a. Incorregible; no reclama-
adas a. Implacable ; AE Va
e. o.
Unreconcliled, a. Enemistado; no ee es
Unrecorded, «+. Olvidado; no archivado.
OS a. Irrecupereble, irrepara-
e
Unrecovered, a. No recobrado.
Unrecounted, a. No roferido.
Unrectified, a. No rectificado.
Unreduced, a. No reducido; no sujetado,
Unreducíible, a. Irreducible. {nir.
To Unreeve, oa. (Náu.) Despasar, desguar-
Unreformable, my Incorregible, eae de
emendarse. [Imponitente.
Unreformed, a. No reformado, nee melo :
Unrefracted, a. No refracto. [cansado.
Unrofreshed, a. No re: no aliviado ;
Unregarded, a. Desatendido, descuidado.
Unregardful, a. N nto,
Unregenerate, a. No nerado.
Un red, a. No archivado.
Unreined, a. Desenfrenado.
Unrejoicing, a. Melancólico, triste.
Unre a, Bin conexion, parentesco 6 re-
lacion.
Unrelative, a. Que no tiene relacion.
Unrelatively, ad. Sin conexion.
Unrelcnting, a. Incompasivo, inflexible.
Unrelievable, a. Incapaz de socorro.
Unrelieved, a. No socorrido.
Unremarkable, a. Lo que no puede ser nota- | T
do ú' observado; que no mereco atencion.
Unremediable, a. Irremediable,
Unremembered, a. Ulvidado.
Unremembering, a. Trascordado. (ria
Unremembrance, 8. Olvido; falta de memo-
Unremitted, a. Continuo; no perdonado.
Unremitting, a. Constanto, incansable.
Let He e No diria Eno:
nrepald, a. No compensado; sin pago,
Unrepealed, a. No abrogado.
Unrepining. a. Resiznado.
Unrepiningly, ad. Con resignacion,
Unreplenished, a. Vacio.
Unreprievable, a. Sentenciado á muerte sin | U
esperanza de perdon.
Unreprieved, a. Sentenciado á muerte sin
órden para suspender la ejecucion.
Unreproached, a. No acusado, censurado 6
Unre mae Inculpab! prensibl
nreprovable, a. Inculpable, irre e,
“ae roved, a. Libre, permitido; irrepren-
sible.
Unrequested, a. Espontánoo,
Unrcoquitablo, a. Irreparablo; inestimable.
Unresented, a. Sin resentimiento.
Unreservo, 8, piu ingenuidad, can-
Unresorvod, a. Ilimitado; franco; libre.
Unreservedly, ad. llimitadamente.
Unreservedness, €. Candor, franqueza; inge-
nuidad.
Unresisted, a. Irresistible. [Irresistible.
ia a. Espontáneo ; sin resistencia;
Unresolv able, a. Indisoluble, [rado.
Unresolved, a, Irresoluto, indeciso; no acla-
Unresolving, a. Irresoluto, vacilante,
Unrest, e. Inquictad, desasosiego.
Unrestored, a. No restituido, no recobrado.
Unrestrained, a. Dosenfronado, licencioso ;
ilimitado.
Unretracted, a. No retractado.
Unrevealed, a. Oculto, no revelado,
Unreven a. Inulto, sin vengar.
Unreversed, Unrevoked, 0. No revocado,
Unrewarded, a. No premiado, no recom-
pensado. licar un
To Unriddle, oa. Desa
To Unrig, va. (Náu.) Desaparejar.
Unrigbteoua, a. ads inicuo; injusto.
Unrighteously, ad. Inicuamente.
Unrighteousness, 8. Iniquidad, perversidad ;
injusticia.
Un de dela a. Injasto, inicuo.
To Unrig, va. Destrabar ; dosrizar.
To la Rasgar; descoser.
(dor. | U
Unripe, Unripened, a. Verde, immetaro
Unripeness, a Sin madurez.
Unrivalled, a. Sin rival, sin paralelo,
ti el remache de ie
Ui pn,
a. no ro,
Unsafely, ad. Pe te.
Unaaid, a. No erida, ne mencioasd:
vas a. invendible; lo que ne t<:
rofano.
Unsatisfactoriness, «. Falta de satiafee:::1.
Unsatisfactory, a. Lo que no sath‘. =
convence.
pase han a. Lo que no satisthce 6 ur:
Unsavorily, ad. na
Unsavoriness, 8. Insipidez; mal sabor: '-
diondez.
To Unsay, oa. :
Unscaly, a. Sin escamas.
Unscanned, a. No medido.
Unscarred, a. Libre de cicatrices.
Unscholastic, a. lliterato. (us
Unschooled, a 1 Be
nscorched, a. No chamuscado, no to:
Unscoured, a. No ó
Unscratched, a. No no reaca?s:
Unscreened, a. Descubierto; no prue...
Unsealed, a. Descllado. pla
To U ea. Doscoser; :
prole pa erectos
nscasonable, a. Intern vo, Af una:
ora,
Unseasonablenesa, 8. ps se cor
Unseasonably, ad, In vamente ; fs
ra de tempo.
Unseasoned, a. No sazonado; soso.
Unseconded, a. oth he desamperada
Unseeing, a. Ciego, falto de vista.
Unseemliness, « Indecencia.
Unseemly, a. Indecente, im:
Unseen, a. Invisible; no visto 6 percit-*
Unico. a Nocnriado: Usambor he
nsent, a. No enviado. or, Nu:
Unse a. Indiviso,
Unserviceable, a. Inútil; inservible,
Unserviceabieness, &. Inutilidad.
Unserviceably, ad. Inútilmente,
Unset, a. No plantado; no puesta
To Unsettle, oa. Inquietar, alterar per
bar; trastornar.
1 e
Unsettled, a. Vacilante; inclerto; vago; ins-
table.
Unsevered, a. Indiviso.
To Unshackle, ca. Desaprisionar.
Unshaded, a. Descubi ; sin sombra,
Unshaken a Fis teeta, wsisoht
nshaken, a. e, seguro, inmoble.
Unshammed, a. No fingido.
Unshapely, a. Desproporcionado.
Unshared, a. No prorateado; ni dividido.
To Unsheathe, va. Desenvainar,
Unshed, a, No derramado. [cion.
Unsheltered, a. Desvalido, falto de protec-
To Unship, va. Desembarcar. To unship
the pudaer, 4a.) Desmontar el timon.
U che Led N somes did tado:
nshoc. a. Na ofendido, no O.
Unshod, a. Descalzo; desherrado.
To Unshoe, va. Desherrar un caballo.
Unshorn, a. No se: no atusado.
Unshot, a. No herido.
Unshut, a. Ablerto, no cerrado.
Unsifted, a, No cernido,
Unsightliness, 2. Fealdad, deformidad.
Unsightly, a. Feo, disforme.
To Unsinew, oa. Enervar, debilitar.
Unsinning, a. opel [do.
Unskilful, Unskilled, a. Indiestro, desmaña-
Unskilfally, ad, Sin arte; mal; con poca
aña.
m
Unskilfalnesa, 8. Desmaña; inhabilidad.
Unslain, a, Vivo, no muerto. Cal viva.
Unslaked, a. No apagado. Unsl lime,
Unslanghtered, a. Que no ha sido matado.
Unsoctable, a. Insociable, intratable, hura-
ño.
Unsociablenesa, €. Insocisbilidad.
Unsociably, ad. Insociablemente.
Unsolled, a. Impoluto, libre de mancha.
Unsold, a. No vendid
To Unsolder, va. Desoldar.
Unsoldierlike, Unsoldierly, @ Indigno de
To Unsole, va, Quitar la sucia 6 la soleta;
deepelmar las caballerías,
Unsolicited, a. No solicitado, no buscado.
Unsolicitous, a. Tranquilo, no ansioso.
Unsolved, a. Sin ver, sin explicar ; 08-
curo, confuso,
Unsophisticated, a. Puro; no adulterado.
Unsorted, a. No apartado, no se
Unsonght, a. Hallado sin buscarlo.
Unsound, a. Enfermizo, enfermo; erronco;
corrompido. (TeoL) Heterodoxo.
Unsounded, a. Nosondeado; no examinado,
Unsoundness, $. Heterodoxia; falta de soli-
Uns! a PÑo agriad
nsoured, A. No O,
To Unsow, va. Descoser.
Unsown, a. No sembrado,
Unspered, a. No ahorrado.
Unsparing, a. Liberal, generoso,
To Unspeak, va. Retractar.
Unspeakable, a. Inefable, inexplicable.
Unspeakably, ad. Inefablemente.
Unspecified, a. No especificado; no men-
cial N lati
nspeculativo, a. No especulativo.
Unsped, a. No despachado 6 expedido.
us nt, a. No gastado,
o
nsphere, ea, Sacar de su esfera ó lugar. ;
Unspied, a. No visto, no descubierto,
a No derramado.
Unspolled, a. No saqueado; ileso; intacto.
OS a, Aquello de que no se ba
0.
a
Uns a, Inmaculado, sin mancha.
ic y a. No cuadrado,
Unstable, a. Vacilante, instable, variable.
Ie id, a. Volable, atolondrado, incons-
Unstaidnees, 2. Indiscrecion; inconstancia.
Unstainod, a. Inmacualado, {do.
Unstanched 6 Unstaunched, a. No reatai
Unsteadfast, a. Instable, inconstante,
Unstead fastnesa, e. Instabilidad.
Unateadily, ad. Inconstantemente. _[cia.
Unsteadinesa, 8. Inconstancia, inconsecuen-
Unsteady, a. Voluble, inconstante, inconse-
Unstesped: N pad
n a. No empapado,
Unstill a. inquieto, desasosegad
nstill, a. Inquie 5 O.
Unstimul a. No estimulado 6 incitado.
Unatinted, a, No limitado. {agitado.
Unstirred, a. No movido, no meneado, no
To Unstitch, va. Descoscr. (destapado.
Unstopped, a. No impedido; no resistido ;
Unatrained, a. Natural, no violento.
Unstraitened, a. Ilimitado.
Unstrengthened, a. Falto de apoyo. Fel
To Unstring, va. Desencordar ; desliar, desa-
Unstruck, a. No conmovido, impávido.
a. No estudiado; no premedi-
O.
Unstuffed, a. No rellenado.
Unsubdued, a. Indomado, no sujetado.
Unsubetantial, a. Imaginario; impalpable.
Unsubsidized, a. Sin subsidio, auxilio ó so-
corro, o, adverso.
Unsuccessful, a, Sin efecto, infructuoso, des-
. | Unsuccessfully, ad. Infelizmente.
Unsuccessfulness, 8. Infortunio, desdicha,
Unsuccessive, a. Interrumpido.
Unsucked, a. No mamado, no chupado,
Unsafferably, ad. Insoportablemente,
Unsugared, a. No azucarado.
Unsuitable, a. al, impropio.
Unsnuitableness, €. Incongruencia, descon-
veniencia,
Unsuiting, a. Incongrno, impropio.
Unsullied, a, Inmaculado, [ verso.
pia a. No cantado, no cclebrado en
Unsupplanted, a. No oie Sree
Unsupplied, a. Despro ; no surtido.
Unsupported, a. Sin apoyo, sosten 6 defensa,
Unsure, a. Incierto, no seguro.
Unsurrendered, a. No rendido 6 entregado.
Unsurrounded, a. No rodeado ó cireundado,
Unsusceptibility, 2. Falta do susceptibilidad.
Unsuspected, a. No sospechado.
Unsuspecting, Unsuspicious, a. Sencillo, no
sospechoso.
Unsustained, a. No apoyado, sin proteccion,
To Unswathe, va. Desempanar.
Unswayable, a. Inflexible. [mento,
To Unswear, va. y n. Retractar un jura-
Unsworn, a. No juramentado.
Unsystematic, Unsystematical, a. No siste-
mático, falta de sistema,
Untainted, a. Inmaculado; no ee a
UNT
UNW
Untaken, a. No tomado, no cogido.
Untalked-of, a. Aquello do quo no se habla,
ni se hace mencion.
Untamable, a. Indomable. [mado.
Untamed, a. Indómito, indomado, no do-
Untangible, a. No tangible. (far.
To Untangle, sa. Desenredar, desonmara-
Untasted, a. No gustado, probado 6 catado.
Untasting, a. Sin paladar, ni sabor.
Untaught, a. Rudo, mal criado; inexperto.
Unteachable, a. Incapaz de ser enseñado.
'nteeming, a. Estert
Untempered, «a. No templado, sin temple.
Untempted, a. No tentado, libre de ten-
taciones, [Incapaz de defensa.
Uutenable, a. Lo que no se puede posecr;
Untenanted, a. Desarrendado ; desocupado.
Untendered, a. No ofrecido.
Untented, a. No curado.
Unterrified, a. Intrepido, no amedrentado.
Unthanked, a. Desagradecido.
Unthankfal, a. Ingrato, desagradecido.
Unthankfully, ad. Ingratamente.
rro ver e. Desagradocimiento, in-
ta
Unthawed, a. No deshelado,
To Unthink, oa. Desechar una idea 6 un
pensamiento. (discreto.
Unthinking, a. Descuidado, desatento, in-
Unthorny, a. No espinoso.
n
Unthouglit-of, a. Impensado, descuidado ; ' Unus
echado en el olvido.
To Unthread, ea. Deshilar; desenbebrar.
Unthreatened, a. No amenazado,
Unthrift, e. Gastador, pródigo.
Unthriftily, ad. Prodigamente.
Unthriftiness, £ Prodigalidad.
Unthrifty, a. Prédigo, maniroto.
Unthriving, a. El que no prospera.
To Untbrone, ea. Destronar.
To Untie, ea. Desatar, desprender, soltar;
añojar; deshacer; aclarar, explicar.
Until, ad. Hasta; hasta que; entre tanto 6
miéntras que.
To Untile, ea, Destejar.
Untilled, a. Inculto.
Untimbered, a. Falto de madera, endeble,
Untimely, a. Intempestivo, precoz, proma-
taro.—ad. A'ntes de tiempo, sin sazon.
Untinged, a. No tinturado, po manchado;
libre de defecto 6 tacha,
Untirable, a. Incansable, infatigable.
aten a. re que no one titulo, En a
n yp. A’, para, en, dentro. V. To.
untold Secreto, oculto ; no referido, no
cho.
To Untomb, ea. Desenterrar.
Untoothsome, a. Desagradable.
Untouched, a. Intacto; ileso; insensible.
Untoward, a. Terco; desmañado; siniestro,
fatal; enfadoso, incómodo.
Untowardly, ad. Tercamente; fatalmente.
Untowardnesa, €. Perversidad, terquedad.
' Unweakened, a. No
|
Untransferable, a. Inalienable; inajena)|>.
Untransparent, a. Opaco; no transpareute.
cocido lod, a. ae ecuentado de pas.jc-
ros; el quo no ha visto paises extranjera
| To Untread, va. Desandar lo andado.
Untried, a. Que no se ha experimentado,
probado ú j o, ensayado,
Untrimmed, a. No guarnecido. [do.
Untrod, Untrodden, a. No pisado, af bu!-s-
Untrue, a. Falso, incierto; engañoso, jxr-
fido.
Untruly, ad. Falsamente.
To Untruss, va. Desatar. [dast.
Untrustiness, a Infidelidad, perfidia, falsc-
Untrasty, a. Inflel, pérfido.
Untruth, e Falsedad, mentira; traicion.
Untuckered, a. Abierto,
Untanable, a. Desentonado, diacorde.
Untanableness, a, Falta de armonia.
To Untune, ea, Desentonar; desacordar,
: aN rneado {instru
a. No to A ido.
Untutored, a. Malcriado, mal educado ; no
To Untwine, ca. Desenrollar, desarrollar,
descoger ; desenroscar.
To Untwist, ea. Destoroer.
O,
Unused, A. Inusitado ; insólito,
Unusefal, a. Inútil,
Unusual, a. Raro, extraño; inusitado.
y, ad. Inusitadamente.
Unusualneess, a Rareza. [decible
Unutterable, a. Inefable, inexplicable, in
Unvalued, a, Desestimado, menospreciado.
| Unvanquished, a. Invicto.
able ón a, id uniforme,
nvariegated, a. No variegado.
Unvarnished, a. No barnizado ; sin adorno,
¡ Unvarying, a. Invariable.
To Unveil, on. Quitar el velo, descubrir.
| Unveiledly, ad. A’ cara doscubierta,
Unventilated, a. No ventilado,
Ld
Unversed, a. Inex no versado,
Unviolated, a Inviolado, ileso.
Unvisited, a No visitado.
Unwakened, a. No despierto. (paredes.
Unwalled, a. Sin murallas; abierto: sin
Unwarily, ad. Incautamente. [coa
Unwariness, & Descuido, falta de precau-
Unwarned, a. No avisada, no prevenido.
Unwarrantable, a. Inexcusable, indiscalpe-
ble; insostenible, indefensable.
Unwarrantably, ad. Injustamente.
Unwarranted, a. Incierto; no autorizado.
mole Incauto, imprudente; inopinado.
Unwashed, a. Sucio, que no se ha lavado.
Unwasted, a. Entero, lleso.
Unwatered, a. No o.
ebilitado. [cansable.
Unwearled, a. No cansado; in ble, tn-
To Unweary, va. Refocilar, quitar el can-
sancio.
To Unweave, va. Destejer; deshilar.
Untraceable, a Imposible de rastrear 6' tUnwedgeablo, a. Inhendible.
averiguar. eels
Untraced, a. No hollado, sin senda, sin
Untractable, a. Intratable ; mal geniado.
Untractablenesa, a Insociabilidad ; aspe-
reza; indocilidad.
na a. Indisciplinado, indócil.
¡ Unweeded, a. No
escardado.
Unwelghed, a. No pesado.
Unweighing, a. Negligente, inconsiderado.
Unwelcome, a. Desagradable, incómodo,
itnportuno.
Unwell, a. Enfermizo, malo.
UPP
Unwept, a. No llorado.
Unwhetted, «a. Desafilado.
Unwholesome, a. Malsano, insalubro.
Unwieldily, ad. Pesadamente. nejarse.
Unwieldiness, s. Pesadez, dificultad de ma-
Unwilling, a. Desinclinado; sin gana ni
Unwillingly, ad. De mala gana, por fuerza,
To Unwind, ea. Desenredar, desenmarañar.
Unwiped, a. No limpiado, no enjagado.
Unwisely, ad. Neciamente.
Unwished, a. No buscado, no deseado.
Unwitherable, a. Inmarcesible; inmarchi-
Unwithstood, a. Sin oposicion ni contra-
Unwitnessed, 2. Sin testigos.
Unwittily, ad. Sin gracia, tontamente.
Unwitty, a, Tardo, lerdo, necio.
Unwonted, a. Raro, extraordinario ;
Unworking, a. Ocioso. (dad.
Unworkmanlike, a. Dosmañado, sin habill-
Unworthily, ad. Indignamente.
Unworthinesa, a. Indignidad, falta de méri-
Unworthy, a. Indigno; vil, bajo.
Unwonhd , & No herido, ileso.
To Unwreathe, va. Desenrollar, destorcer,
desenvolver.
, gar.
Unwritten, a. Verbal; tradicional.
Unwrought, a. En bruto; crudo; grosero.
Unyielded, a. No cedido,
Unyielding, a. Inflexible, reacio, oy
nado.
Unyoked, a. Desuncido; libre, desenfre-
Unzoned, a. Lo que no tiene ccnidor 6 cinta,
interj. Arriba! The sun is up, El sol ba
salido. To be up, Estar lovantado. Up
To Upbear, ta. Sostener; levantar en alto.
To Upbraid, va. Echar en cara, afear, vitu-
perar.
Upbraiding, $. Reconvencion,
v Dorey ad. Por via de reconvencion.
i
arri (riquozas,
To al ros ea. Atesorar, amontonar,
mantencr.
Upholder, s. Sostenedor, me
Unwholesomencss, 8. Insalubridad.
Unwieldy, a. Pesado. [voluntad.
Unwillingness, e. Mala gana, repugnancia,
Unwiso, a. Impradente, indiscroto; tonto,
Unwithdrawing, a. Continuo. [table.
diccion.
Unwittingly, ad. Sin saber.
pee
Unwontedness, a. Rareza,
bd a. No adorado,
to; bajeza.
To Unwrap, va. Desenvolver, descogor.
To Unwrinkle, va. Desarru
Unwrnng, a, Ileso, destorcido, deshilado,
To Unyoko, va. Desuncir.
Up, ad. Arriba, ep. Whcia; hasta.—
there / Alto abil
rar
Venlt 2: ficil, penoso. (Fam.) Cuesta
To Uphold, on. Levantar en alto; proteger,
Upholsteror, a. Vendedor O
Upland, a, Terreno clevado, pais montañoso.
Uplandish, a. Montañoso, elevado ; rústico,
Upmost, a. Lo mas alto, elevado, supremo.
Oe prep. Sobre, encima, en, con, cerca
6, 4, por.
Upper, a. Superior, mas alto. [nente.
Uppermost, a. Lo mas alto ó mas preemi-
Uppish, a. Engretdo, altivo; suberbio.
Uppishnesa, e Altivoz.
To Upraise, oa. Exaltar.
To Uprear, va. Elevar, exaltar.
justo,
Upright, a. Derecho, e ecter
Uprightiy, ad. Perpendicularmente ; recta-
mento, [dad.
Tee 8. Rectitud, probidad, integri-
To Uprise, vn. Levantarse, elevarse
Uproar, $. Tumulto, confusion, alboroto,
conmocion.
To Uproot, va. Desarralgar.
To Uprouse, va. Despertar, excitar.
To Upset, va. Trastornar. (Náu.) Zozobrar.
Upshot, s. Remate, fin; suma total.
Upside, $. La parte superior. [abajo.
Upsidedown, ad. Con desórden ; de arriba
To Upstand, en. Estar derecho, estar en pié,
Upstaring, a. Erizado. [honores 6 poder.
Upstart, s. Hombre bajo que se eleva á los
To Upstay, va, Sostener, apoyar.
Upwards, a. Hácia arriba; mas Zen
pounds and uprcarda, Diez libras 6 mas,
To pinto va. Arrollar, enroscar.
8. (Min-) Uranio.
a. Urbanidad, cortesanía,
Urchin, 8. Erizo; bribonzuelo.
Ureters, a. pl. Uróteres,
Urethra, a. Uretra,
To Urge, oa. y n. Incitar, excitar; irritar;
esforzar; urgir, instar.
Urgency, 8. Urgencia, aprieto.
Urgent, « Urgente; importuno.
Urgently, ad. Instantemente, con instancia.
Urger, 8. Solicitador, abrumador.
Urinary, a. Urinario.
Urinative, a. Lo que provoca la orina,
Urinator, 8. Buzo, somormujador.
Urine, 8, Orina, orin.
To Urine, on. Orinar, mear.
Urn, as. Urna; vaso hecho para varios usos.
Uroscopy, 4. Uroscopia.
Us, pron. Nos, nosotros 6 nosotras.
Usage, 8. Trato, tratamiento; uso, costum-
bre, práctica.
rta y Uso; empleo; estilo; logro,
Use, « Uso, servicio; utilidad ; necesidad.
To Use, ta. y n. Usar; emplear; acostum-
brar; tratar; practicar; soler.
Useful, a. U'til.
Usefully, ad. U'tilmente.
Usefulness, €. Utilidad.
Useless, a. Inútil
Uselessly, ad. Inútilmente,
Usclessness, €. Inutilidad. [maestro.
Usher, 8. Ugier, portero de camara; sota-
To Usher, oct. Introducir; anunciar.
Usual, a. Usual, acostumbrado, ordinarlo.
Usually, ad. Comunmente.
Usualness, 8. Costumbre ; frecuencia.
Usucaption, 4. Usucapion.
. | Usufruct, e. Usufracto.
To Usure, en. Usurar, dar á usura.
Usurer, @ Usurero, logrero,
Usurious, a. Usurario.
To Usarp, va. Usurpar.
Usurpation, a. Usurpacion.
Usurper, 8. Usnrpador.
Vearping ad, Por usurpacion.
Usury, & Usura,
Utensil, a. Utensilio. (solamente,
Uterine, a. Uterino ; dia Tes madre
VAL
VAR
Uterus, e. U'tero, madre.
Utility, e. Utilidad, ventaja.
Utmost, a. Extremo, sumo; mayor, mas
grande; mas distante; último, postrero.
—e. Lo sumo, lo mayor, lv mas preemi-
nente.
Utopian, 2. Imaginario.
Utter, a, Exterior; total, todo, cabal; ex-
tremo, excesivo; perentorio.
To Utter, oa. Proferir; expresar; manifes-
tar; publicar. [pronunclar.
Utterable, a. Lo que se puede proferir ó
Utterance, 8. Prolacion; habla, lenguaje,
expresion.
Utterer, a. El que pronuncia; divulgador.
Utterly, ad. Totalmente, del todo.
Uvea, e. U'vea, la tercera túnica del ojo.
Dr ae E pertenece á la Pel
vula, a. U”vu = gallilio,
Uxorious, a. Gurramino.
Uxorioasly, ad. Con gurramina.
Uxoriousneas, e. Gurrumina; sumision in-
debida 4 la mujer propia.
Ye
Y consonante se pronuncia en ingles como
en español [cion.
Vacancy, 8. Vacío, hueco; vacante; vaca-
Vacant, a. Vacio, desocupado ; inane, lerdo.
To Vacate, og. Anular; invalidar ; rescin-
dir; dar fin renunciar.
Vacation, ¢. Vacacion.
tVaccary, a. Boyera; establo y tambien;
el lugar de pasto para las vacas,
To Vaccinate, ea. Vacunar.
Vaccination, 8. Vacunacion, vacuna.
Vaccine, a. Vacuno. tancia
Vacillancy,s. Vacilacion, fluctuacion, Íncons-
To Vacillato, on. Vacilar.
Vacillation, 8. Vaiven.
To Vacuate, oa. Evacuar.
tVacuation, 4 Evacuacion.
Vacuist, e. Vacuista,
Vacuity, €. Vacuidad.
+Vacnous, a, Vacio, desocupado.
{fo Vader on. Des
o e, on. Desvanecerse, pasar.
Vade-mecum, 8. Vademecum ó vad
Vegsboud, a. y €. Vagabundo, vagamundo,
olgazan.
Vagary, 8. Capricho, extravagancia, humo-
Vaginopennons, a. Alivalnado,
Vagrancy, 8. Tuna; vagancia.
Vagrant, a. y 8. Vagabundo, vagamundo.
Vague, a. Vago, v te; indeterminado.
Vain, a. Vano, inútil; hueco, vacio; insub-
sistenta,
Vainglorious, a. Vanaglorioso.
Vaingloriously, dd. Vanagloriosamente.
Vaingloriousness, a. Y oria,
Vainglory, e. Vanagloria, Jactancia,
Vainly, ad. Vanamente. : eros,
Vair, e. Forro de pieles blanco y azul. (Blas.)
Vairy, a. (Blas.) Vorado.
Vale, a. (Poét.) Valle; propina.
E acti
ctory, a. ; te
Valentine, e Valentin 6 Valentina
Valerian, $. (Méd.) Valeriana.
Valet, s. Criado. ulizo, delicado.
Valetudinarian, a. y €. Valetudinario, enfer-
road. a. Valetudinario; de poca sa-
ju
Valiant, a. Valiente, esforzado, valeroso.
Valiantly, ad. Valientemente.
Valiantness, a Valentía, valor, ánimo.
vert a. NÓ o ¡ recibido, oo
i a Valid se
do ae acto.
Valise, 6. julota, alforja.
Vallancy, 2. Pelucon 6 peluca grande.
Varo e Vilán valiente, intrépido.
OTOUS, A, en
Volorously, ad. Valerosamente.
Valor, €. Valor, aliento, brio, ánimo.
Valuable, a. Precioso; valuable. importante;
a ieee {im portancia
Valuableness, 2, Preciosidad, estimabilidad ;
Valuation, e. Tasa; avalao.
Valustor, «. Tasador, avaluador.
Value, e. Valor, a. [ciar.
To Valine, oa. Valuar, tasar; estimar, apre-
Valaelese,a. Indigno, ain valor.
Valuer, 2. Tasador.
Valve, 2. Puerta de dos hojas.
Valvule, 2, Valvulilla, válvula pequeña.
vamp, e. Pala de zapato. [otra nuera
To Vamp, va. Remendar una cosa vieja cos
Vamper, €, Remendon.
ep a. Vampiro.
an, & [blelda,
To Van, oa. Bieldar, aventar el grano coa el
Van-courier, €. Precursor.
Vane, & Veleta (Náu.) Grímpola. Doy-
ay or (Nan) 7 As
ANDES, 2. urras de mesana,
dia e Sa
recia on Deer lt d
o en. vanecerse, desaparecer.
Vanity, 2 Vanidad; inutilidad; fausto, os-
tentacion. [gar.
To Vanquish, va. Venoer, conquistar, sojur-
ear cal a Vencedor. a
an e Ven gananc vecho;
robin oportunidad; superi
Vantbrass, s. Brazal.
rada. | Vapid, a. Exhalado; insipido.
Vapidity, Vapidness, €. Insipidez,
Vap mgd Vapor; humo; flato; vanidad.
To Vapor, on. Evaporarse, exhalarse; baia-
dronear.
Vaporer, 8. Baladron, fanfarron.
Vaporish, a. Vaporoso, caprichoso,
Vaporous, a. Vaporoso ; onto.
Vapulation, ¢. Vapalacion 6 vapulamiento;
azotaina.
Variable, a. Variable. o
Variableness, 2, Instabilidad, nomina
Varlably, ad. Variablemente.
Variance, 2. Discordia, desavenencia. To
be at variance with, Estar reñido con.
Valance, a, Cenefa de cama; gotera de cor- ' Variation, 8. Variacion, mudanza.
tinas de ventana
fTo Valence ea, Adornar con cencfas.
Varicose, Varicous, «t. Varicoso, padecion-
do varices.
LY
To Varlegato, oa. Jaspear, vetear. [do.
Variegation, €. Jaspeadura ; veteado, jaspea-
Variety, 8. Varledad, diversidad ; alteracion ;
variacion.
Variolous, a. Virolento. (stante.
Various, a. Vario, diverso, diferente ; incon-
Variously, ad. Varlamente.
Varix, 8. Várice 6 variz.
Varlet, e. Belltre; tuno, pillo,
Varnish, a. Barniz.
To Varnish, ec. Barnizar ; paliar, disimular.
Varnisher, €. Embarnizador, charolista ;
lados, [blar; discrepar, discordar.
To Vary, ea. y n. Varlar, diferenciar; cam-
Vascular, 4. Vasculoso, vascular.
Vasculiferous, a. (Bot.) Vasculoso.
Vaso, s. Vaso de adorno.
Vassal, 8. Vasallo; siervo.
Vassalage, e. Vasallaje, esclavitud.
Vast, a. Vasto, extenso; inmenso; enorme.
OS & Vastedad, dilatacion, inumensi-
Vastly, ad. En sumo grado, muy, macho,
Vat, a. Tina. A tanner'e vat, Noque, estan-
quillo, pozuelo.
Vaticido, e. Vaticida.
To Vaticinato, on. Vaticinar.
Vaticination, a. Vaticinio.
Vault, a. Bóveda; cueva; caverna; volteta.
To Vault, va. Abovedar.—on. Dar vueltas
Var rap Bod cad
au & oge arqueada,
Vaulted, a. Abovedado.
Vanlter, a, Volteador, volatin. [glorfarse.
To Vaunt, ea. y n, Ostentar; jactarse, vana-
Vaunt, a. Jactancia, ostentacion; alarde,
Vaunter, € Baladron, fanfarron.
Vauntfal, a. Jactancioso, vanaglorioso,
Vauntingly, ad. Con jactancia.
Veal, e. Ternera; ternero vivo.
Veal-cutlet, s. Tajada de ternera.
V eal-pie, a. Pastel de ternera, [ballo.
Vedette, a, Centinela 6 descubridor de 4 ca-
To Veer, on. (Nau) Birar.—ea. Aflojar,
a r,
Vegetable, e. Vegetal, legumbre, verdura
To Vegetate, on Vegeta
Vegetation, s. Vegetacion.
Vegotative, a. Vegetativo.
Vegetativonoss, a. Potencla verctativa,
Vehemenco, Vehemenoy, $ Vehemencia,
violencia. ento,
Vehement, a. Vehomente, impetuoso, vio-
Vehemently, ad. Vehementemente.
Vehicle, e. (Fis. y Méd.) Vehiculo. Car-
ruage.
Vehicular, a. Lo que pertenece al vehículo.
To Veil, va. Velar; cubrir; encubrir; ocul-
tar.
Veil, e, Velo, cablerta, disfraz.
Vein, & Vena; cavidad; veta, inclinacion.
Veined, Veiny, a. Venoso; vetado,
Velleity, a. Veleidad.
To Vellicato, va. o Velicar, estimular,
Vellication. s. (Méd.) Velicacion.
Vellum, € Vitela.
Velocity, 8, Velocidad.
Velvet, e. Terciopelo.—a. Hecho de terclo-
pelo; tercio 0.
dias 8. I ana, terciopelo do algodon.
L
Velvot-weaver, 8. Terciopelero.
Velure, 8. Terciopelo.
Venal, a Venal, morcenario.
Venality, a Venalidad.
Venatic, a. Venatorio, de caza.
Venation, €, Caza.
To Vend, va. Vender.
Vendoe, 8. Comprador.
Vender, a. Vendedor.
Vendible, a. Vendible, venal.
Vendibleness, 8. La calidad de ser vendiblo.
+Venditation, s. Ostentacion, jactancia,
Vendition, 8, Vendicion, venta,
To Vencer, va. Taracear, ataracear.
Veneer, 8. Ataracea, taracea. Veneers,
Chapas de caoba.
Venemous, a. Venenoso, ponzoñoso.
To Venenate, va. Envenenar, atosigar.
Venenation, 8. Veneno,
Venerable, a. Venerable.
Venerablenesa, 8. Venerabilidad.
Venerably, ad. Venerablemente.
To Venerate, va. Venerar, reverenciar, res-
petar, honrar.
Veneration, €. Veneracion, respeto.
Venerator, e. Vonerador.
Venereal, a. Venéreo; cobrizo, cobreño.
Venercous, a. Libidinoso, sensual, lascivo,
Venery, 4 Monteria 6 caza mayor.
Venesection, e. Flebotomia,
Veney, 8. Estocada.
Vengvance, &. Venganza,
Venlal, a. Vental, remisible; licito,
Venislly, ad, Venialmente,
Venlalness, 4, Venialidad.
Venison, 3. Venado, carne de venado,
Venom, 8. Veneno, [daz.
Venomous, a. Venonoso, ponzoñoso; mor-
Venomously, ad, Venenosamente,
Venomousness, s. Venenosidad.
Vent, 8. Respiradcro; lumbrera; salida;
despacho; venta; d .
To Vent, va, Echar, ar, desahogar, ven-
der, ventear; dar salida 6 abrir un i-
radero, etc.; echar fuera; descabrir 6 di-
vulgar; decir, asegurar.
Ventanna, 8. Ventana. [cera; atabe,
Vent-hole, a. (Art.) Fogon; venteadura; cer-
To Ventilate, ea. Ventilar; ayentar; con-
trovertir.
Ventilation, 8. Ventilacion.
Ventilator, e. Ventilador.
Ventosity, e. Flatulencia, ventosidad.
Ventricle, 4, (Anat.) Ventriculo.
Ventriloquist, a Ventrilécuo,
Venture, €. Riesgo; aventura, si pe
casualidad ; empresa. [ea. eagar.
To Venture, on. Atreverse; aventurarse.—
SS a. Atrevido, emprendedor,
O.
Venturous, a, Osado, atrevido,
Ar ad. Osadamente,
Venue, 8. § or.) Vecindad. es
Venus, & (Astr.) Vénus. (Quim.) Vénus el
Veracity, 8. Veracidad,
Voracious, a. Veraz,
Verb, £. (Gram.) Verbo.
Verbal, a. Verbal, literal.
Verbally, ad. Verbalmente. [por palabra,
Verbatim, ad, Al pió de la — palabra
VER
VID
To Verberate, ea. Verberar, azotar cl vien-
to ó el agua
Verberation, a. Verberacion.
Verbose, a. Verboso, difuso.
Verbosity, a Verbosidad.
Verdant, u. Verde, que verdea.
Verderer, 8. El guarda mayor do la floresta.
Verdict, a. La declaracion y decision del jú-
rado; dictamen. [cobre.
Verdigris, £. Cardenillo, verdin, el orin del
Verditer, e. Verdete.
Verditure, e. Verdegay.
Verdure, + Verdura, verdor.
Verge, €. Vara; maza; borde; márgen.
To Verge, on. Inclinarse 6 doblarse hácia
Verger, 4, Pertiguero, macero. abajo.
tVeridical, a. Veridico. [confirmacion.
Verification, e Verificacion, comprobacion,
tom erify, va, Verificar, justificar, compro-
Verily, ad. Verdaderamente; en verdad.
Verisimilitade, 4. Verisimilitud.
Veritable, a. Verdadero, cierto. [cipio.
Verity, a Verdad, realidad; axioma, prin-
Verjuice, 8, z.
Vermicelli, a Fideos.
Vermicular, a. (Anat) Vermicular.
To Vermiculate, ea. Taracear 6 embutir.
Vermiculation, «. Movimiento vermicular 6
peristaltico,
Vermicule, a. Gusanillo, lombricilla.
Vermiculous, a. Vermicular.
Vermiform, a. Vermiformo,
Vermifuge, 8. Vermifugo, antihelmintico.
Vermil, s, Cochinilla, insecto,
Vermilion, 8. Bermellon, cinabrio.
To Vermilion, va. Enrojar, teñir de rojo.
Vermin, $. Bichos; sabandijas. [nos.
Vermination, s. La generacion de los gusa-
Verminous, a, (Méd.) Verminoso, lleno de
lombrices.
Vermiparous, a. Vermiparo.
Vermivorous, a, Vermivoro.
Vornacular, a. Nativo. Vernacular tongue,
La lengua vulgar.
Vernal, a. Vernal; 6 do la primavera
Vernant, a. Verde, en flor.
Vernility, €. Bajeza.
Veronica, €. (Bot.) Verónica. .
Versatile, a. Versátil, mudable.
Versatileness, Versatility, e Voleldad; mu-
tabilidad ; versatilid
Verse, & Verso; versiculo.
Versed, a. Versado, práctico,
Versicle, 8. Versiculo.
Verification, a. Versificacion.
Versificator, Versificr, a, Poeta, versista.
To Versify, on, Versificar.—oa. Recitar en
verso.
Version, 8. Mudanza; version, traduccion.
Vert, a, Arbusto, follage, matorral.
Vertebral, a. Vertebral.
Vertebra 6 Vertebre, s. Vortebra,
Vertex, 8. Zenit, vértice; cima, cumbre.
Vertical, a. Vertical.
Vertically, ad. Verticalmente.
Verticillate, a. (Bot.) Verticilado,
Verticity, a, Vertici
Vertiginous, a. Vertiginoso.
Vertigo, a Te vahido.
Vervain, Vervine, s. (Bot) Verbena
Very, a. Idéntico; mismo; grande—ad.
uy, sumamente, muchísimo.
To Vesicate, oa. Aplicar cantáridas poner
un vejigato, rio.
Vesication, €. El acto de levantar vejigas.
Vesicatory, 4 Vej O.
Vesicle, a Vejiguela.
Vesicular, a. eddie as [Visperss.
Vesper, €. Véspero 6 héspero. Vespers, pa
Vespertine, a. Y .
Vessel, e Vasija, vaso. (Náu.) Buque, tu-
jel, embarcacion.
Vest, s. Vestido, vestidura Chaleco.
Vestal, a Vestal—a. Virgineo, virgizal
Vestiary, e. Vestuario.
Vestibule, a Vestíbulo, atrio.
Vestige, a Y o.
Vestment, 4, Vestido; ornamento sacerdotal
Vestry, 8. Sacristia; la junta parroquial.
Vesture, a. Investidura.
Vetch, ¢. (Bot.) Alverjana 6 algarroba.
Veteran, €. y a. Veterano.
Veterinarian, €. Albéitar. [teria
Veterinary, a. Lo que pertenece 4 la aldei-
po ves ca. Vejar, molestar ; irritar, enfa-
ar.
Vexation, 8. Vejacion, molestia; enojo.
Vexatious, a. Penoso, molesto ; provocativa.
Vexatiously,ad, Penosamente, con mokstia
OS € Molestia, vejacion, inquie-
tu
Vial, s. Redoma, ampolleta.
Viand, e. Vianda, [cion. (For.) Dietas
Viaticum, & Viático ; provision, prevea-
To Vibrate, ea. Vibrar, blandir.
Vibration, 8. Vibracion.
Vibratory, a. Vibratorio, oscilatoria,
Vicar, 8. Vicario,
Vicarage, €. Vicaría, vicariato.
Vicarious, a. Diputado, delegado, sustituta
Vicarship, a. Vicariato. FAITA
Vice, a Viclo, defecto; desliz; tornilio;
Vice-admiral, e. Vicealmirante.
Vice-admiralty, & Vicealmirantazgo.
Vice-agent, a. Agente, en lugar de otro.
Me ancellor, 8. Vicecancilier, vicecanee-
ario.
Vice-consal, a. Vicecónsul
Vicegerent, e. y a. Vicegerento, diputada
Vicegerency, 8. Agencia, sustitucion.
Vicenary, a. Veinteñal.
Viceroy, a. Virey.
Viccroyalty, €, Vireinato.
Vice-versa, ad. Viceversa.
Vicinage, 8. Vecindad, cercania,
Vicinal, a, Vecino, cercano.
Vicinity, e. Vecindad.
Vicious, a. Vicioso. [dat
Vicissitudo, 8. Vicisitud; vuelta; instabi:i-
Victim, a Víctima,
Victor, 8. Vencedor.
Victorious, a. Victorioso.
Victoriously, ad. Victoriosamente.
Victory, & Victoria.
To Victual, va. Abastecer, proveer.
Victualler, e. Abastecedor, proveedor; bode-
goncro.
Victuals, €, pl Vitualla [escribe ciz
Videlicot, ad. A’ saber: comunmente so
ogy
VIP
To Vie, va. y n. Competir, contender; aspi-
i á, obrar en competencia 6 por emula-
cion.
To View, va, Mirar; ver, examinar.
View, 8. Vista; perspectiva; intento ; exa-
men; apariencia,
Viewer, 8. Veedor; mirador.
Vigil, s. Vela; vigilla, dia do ayuno.
Vigilance, Vigilancy, a, Desvelo ; vigilancia,
Vigilant, a. Vigilante, atento.
Vigilantly, ad. Con vigilantia.
Vignette, a Viñeta.
Vigor, & Vigor; energía, eficacia.
Vigorous, a, Vigoroso; fuerte. [
Vigorously, ad. Vigorosamente, con ener-
Vv eo cues & Vigorosidad, robustez; ac-
vida
Vile, a. Vil, bajo, indigno; malvado.
Vilely, ad. Vivoonte servilmente.
Vileness, e. Vileza, bajeza, infamía.
To Vilify, va. Envilecer; ajar, desacreditar.
Villa, e. Casa de campo.
Village, s, Lugar, aldea; villorio,
Villager, e, Villano, aldeano,
Villain, a, Villano, bellaco.
Villanage, €. Servidumbre; villanía.
Villanous, a. Villano; bellaco, vil.
Villanously, ad. Vilmente. [dad.
Villanousness, 2. Villania, maldad, perversi-
Villany, a. Villania, infamta.
Viminal, Vimineous, a. Mimbroso.
Vinetble, a, Vencible.
Vinculum, 8. Vinenlo. (gar.
To Vindicate, va. Vindicar, defender; ven-
Vindication, 8. Vindicacion, justificacion,
Vindicative, a. Vindicativo, vengativo.
Vindicator, 8. Defensor, protector.
Vindicatory, a. Vindicativo; vengador.
Vindictive, a. Vengativo.
Vindictively, ad. Vengativamente.
Vindictiveness, a. Ansla de venganza, [to.
Vine, 8. Vid. A vine- branch, Un sarmicn-
Vinegar, 8. Vinagre; el zumo de ciertos
vegetales,
Vinegar-cruet, €. Vinagrera.
Vine-grub, a, Pulgon de la vid.
Vine-leaf, 8. Hoja de vid 6 de sarmiento.
Vine-stock, a, Cepa.
Vineyard, ea Viña.
Vinose, Vinous, a. Vinoso.
Vintage, 8. Vendimia,
Vintagor, 8, Vendimiador.
Vintner, 8. Vinatero, tabernoro..
Vintry, & Vinatería, taberna, [el ancla.
Viol, 8. Viola. (Núu.) Virador, para levar
Violable, a. Violabla,
Violaceous, a. Violfceo; color de violeta,
To Violate, oa. Violar; profanar; forzar,
estuprar.
Violation, 8. Violacion; estupro.
Violator, 8. Violador ; estuprador.
Violence, € Violencia ; fuerza; vehemencia,
Violent, a, Violento, impetuoso, arrebatado.
Violently, ad. Violentamente.
Violet, 8. (Bot.) Violeta,
Violin, e, Violin.
Violinist, a. Violínista,
Violoncello, 8. Violoncelo.
Viper, £. Víbora; persona 6 cosa dañina.
Vipergrass, 8. (Bot.) Kscorzonera.
VIV
Viperine, Viperous, a, Viperino.
Virago, 8. Marimacho. real.
Virgin, & Virgen, doncella; virgo, signo
Virgin's-bower, 8 (Bot.) Clemátide.
Virginal, a. Virginal. [pequefio.
Virginal, Virginals, s. Espineta, clavicordio
Virginity, €. Virginidad,
Virile, a. Viril.
Virility, e. Virilidad,
Virtual, a, Virtual.
Virtually, ad. Virtualmente. [les,
Virtue, s. Virtud. Virtues, Virtudes, ángo-
Virtueless, a. Vicioso; ineficaz.
gia. | Virtuoso, 8. Virtuoso.
Virtuous, a Virtuoso; eficaz, eficiente.
Virtuously, ad. Virtuosamente.
Virtuousness, 8. Virtuosidad.
Virulence, 8. Virulencia; malignidad.
Virulent, a. Virulento, mordaz, maligno.
Virulently, ad, Malignamente.
Viras, 8, Virus,
Vi 8. Rostro, cara, semblante.
To Viscerate, va. Desentrañar.
Viscid, a. Viscoso, pegajoso, glutinoso.
Viscidity, Viscosity, e. Viscosidad.
Viscount, £. Vizoonde.
rotas y Y oon dees,
us, E, coso, glutinoso, pega So.
Visibility, Visibloness, €. Visibilidad.
Visible, a. Visible, patente, claro, manifiesto.
Visibly, ad. Visiblemente,
Vision, €. Vision; fantasma, sueño,
Visionary, a. Visionario; imaginario; qui-
mérico. —en. Visitarse.
To Visit, va. Visitar; reconocer, examinar.
Visit, e. Visita, visitacion.
Visitable, a. Visitable.
Visitant, e. Visitador.
Visitation, a, Visitacion, visita. Visitation
of God, Trabajos 6 consuelos enviados
por Dios, [ridad que visita.
Visitatortal, a. Lo que pertenece & la auto-
Visiter, Visitor, e. Visitador. [vísiva.
Visive, a. Visivo. Visive power, Potencia
Visor, 8. Visera.
Vista, @ Vista, perspectiva,
Visual, a. Visual.
Vital, a, Vital.
Vitality, e. Vitalidad.
Vitally, ad. Vitalmente.
Vitals, €. pl, ba inde vitales.
To Vitiate, ea. Viciar, dañar, corromper.
Vitlation, 8, Depravacion.
Vitreous, a. Vítreo, vidrioso.
Vitreousness, 8, Vitreosidad.
Vitrescent, a. Capaz de vitrificacion.
Vitrification, 8. Vitrificacion.
To Vitrify, ea. Vitrificar.—on. Vitrificarse.
Vitriol, 8, Vitriolo. Blue vitriol, Salfato
de cobre. White Sulfato de zinc.
Vitriolate, Vitriolated, a, Vitrlolado.
Vitriolic, a, Vitridlico.
Vitaline, a. Lo que pertenece 4 los terneros.
Vituperable, a. Vituperable. [decir mal,
To Vituperate, on. Vituperar, censurar,
Vitaperation, a. Vituperacion.
Vitus's-dance, 3. Baile de 8. Vito.
Viva voca, ad, De viva voz, de palabra.
A a. De larga vida; vivaz despe-
o.
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Vivaciousnces, Vivacity, 2. Vivacidad, viveza
de genio,
Vivary, a Vivar, vivera, vivero.
Vives, e. pl Adivas, infamacion de las
glándalas de los caballos.
Abe a. Vivo, despejado.
Vividly, ad. Vivamente.
Vividness, e. Vivacidad.
Vivificate, a. Vivificativo.
Vivification, €. Vivificacion.
To Vivify, oa. Vivificar, dar vida,
Viviparous, a, Viviparo.
Vixen, 2. Mujer regafiona, cólerica.
Vizard, e V máscara.
To Y va. a
Vizier, €. Visir.
Vocable, & Vocablo,
ra Dey (nunciar las pa
ocal, 4. E nun
Vocallty Vocalnesa, 2, La facultad de pro-
To Y ea. Proferir 6 formar la voz.
Vocally, ad. Vocalmente. [fesion.
Vocation, & Vocacion, oficio, carrera, pro-
Vocative, €. Vocativo.
To Vociferate, on. Vociferar.
Vociferation, €. Vooeria, grita,
Vociferous, a. Vocinglero, clamoroso.
Y e. Crédito, estimacion ; moda.
Volos, 8. Voz; MNamamiento, inspiracion
divina; voto, sufragio.
Void, a, Vacio, desocupado, hueco; vacante;
nulo; falto, privado; vano.—£ Vacuo,
vacío,
Vofdable, a. Anulable.
Voldance, 2. Vaclamento ; sub Oo.
WAF
Volute, a (Arg.) Voluta.
Vornica, e. amen.) Vómica.
To Vomit, va, Vomitar.
ómito; vomitivo.
Vomition, e. Vómito.
Vomitive, a. Vomitivo, emética.
Voracious, a. Voraz.
género de vida religiosa alguna cosa,
otary, €. El que ama e
Vote, « Voto, sufragio, a, A casting
Voto decisivo.
Votive, a. Votive, ofrecido par vota.
To Yous: oa. y mn. Atestiguar, cortificsr;
apelar de alguno.
Voucher, e. Testigo; fiador, garante; doce-
mento vo; recibo.
To Voac va. Conceder, permitir.—ca.
Condescender, dignarse.
Vow, & Voto, promesa solemna.
To Vow, ea y Dedicar 6 consagrar i
Dios; dedicar; votar.
aa & — Fi
a. Nay on, mar.
añ and home Y redeuda. ba
To Voyage, on. Navegar, hacer un vise
por mar.
Voyager, e Navegante, navegador.
, A. Vulgar, ordinario; vil, bajo—e
Volder, e. Cesta para las sobras de la mesa. | Vulgo, plebe, populacho,
Voidness, € Vacuidad ; nulidad, Vulgarism, e. Valgaridad. [hecho baja
tVoiture, e. Carruaje. Vulgarity, « Vulgaridad ; dicho 6
+Volant, a. Volante, tante. | Vulgarly, ad. Val ente; ta
Volatile, a. Volátil; voluble, 1 incons- | Vulgate, e. y a, Valgata, la version latina de
Volatileness, Volatility, a Volatill ins-| la Biblia recibida por la iglesia católica.
tabilidad. Vulnerable, a. Vulnerable,
Volatilization, €. Volatilizacion. (lizar.
To Volatilize, ea. (Quim.) Volatilizar, suti-
Volcano, £, Volcan.
tVolory, £. Bandada de pájaros 6 aves.
+Volitation, « Vuelo.
Volition, 8. Volicion. pesada
+Vulitive, a. Volitivo; el poder de la volun-
Volley, a. de armas do fuego; an-
danada; salya; rociada de palabras, eto.
To Volley, ea. Arrojar, tirar.
Volt, s. La vuelta que so hace dar al caballo
en el picadero.
Volubility, e. Volubilidad; inconstancia.
Voluble, a. Voluble; ligoro, veloz.
Volume, 8. Volúmen; bulto; rollo.
Voluminons, a. Volaminoso, abultado ; 00-
ploso, difuso.
Voluntarily, ad. Voluntarlamente.
Voluntary, a. Voluntario, esponténeo.—s.
Voluntario en la tropa.
Volunteer, « Voluntario, el soldado que
sirve ain ser enganchado.
Volaptuary, 8. Hombre voluptuoso,
Voluptuous, a. Voluptuoso, dado á los pla-
ceres.
Volaptaously, ad. Voluptuosamente.
Voluptaousness, ¢. Sensualidad, delcite son-
izar. ¡ Vulnerary, a. Vulnerario.
+To Vulnerate, ca. Morir, dañar.
Valpine, a. Zorrano, vulpino,
Vuitare, €. (Orn.) Buitre.
Vultarine, a. Buítroro.
W.
La letra W tleno una pro
gua, slendo consonanto
unas palabras, y vocal en los diftoacon
como en otero, straw. En alganas voces,
el sonido de la +0 es obscuro, como en
shadow. Puede precoder 6 seguir á tod
Wad, « Manajo de paja; bo
e. o de paja; borra para cojines
(Art) Taco. =
To Wad, oa. Acolchar, emborrar, atacar.
Wad-hook, €. ( Art.) Sacatrapos.
Wadding, e. Entretela; taco. (ánsde,
To Waddle, om Anadear, andar como el
bo on. Vadear; penctrar con difical-
Wafer, a Oblea ; uillo.
Waffles, a. pl. Barquillos; fruta de sarten.
To Waft, va. Llevar por ol alreó por enci-
WAR
WAL :
ma del agua; hacer flotar.—on. Flotar;
fluctuar.
Watt, e, Cu flotante 6 tremolante.
+W 8. Conduccion por el agua.
Wafter, a El que conduce 6 pasa; bote de
pasaje.
afturo, €. Fluctuacion 6 undulacion.
To Wag, va. y n. Mover 6 menear ligera-
mente. To ray the taúl, Colear.
wie & Chocarrero, jugueton ; bufon.
To e, ta. Tentar, probar. To wage
«var, Hacer guerra, Asalarlar.
Wager, €. Apuesta.
ex ager, eS papada
ages, 2, pl. Salario, soldada, paga.
Waggery, 8. Chocarrería ; travesura; bella-
u
queria
Waggish, a. Chocarrero, eton, bufon,
W ness, & Retozo, la
To aggie, on. Anadear.
Al n, & Carro ed 6 sori
agonage, Waggonage, e. Porte, carretaje.
Wagoner, W ner, & Carrotero, ordina-
rio, (Astr.) .
Wagon-maker, W -maker, 8, Carretero.
Wagtail, e. (Orn.) Motolita, novatilla.
Walf, a. Bienes mostroncos,
To Wail, va. y ». Llorar los males, cto, ; la-
mentarse; gemir.
Wail, Wailing, e. Lamento, gemido, sollozo.
+Wailful, a. mero, triste. [Osa mayor.
tWain, e. Carruaje. Charles's Wain, (Astr.)
+Wainable, a. Labrantio.
tWainago, 8. Aparejo de carro.
Walnropo, 8. Soga oes de carro,
Wainscot, 8. Enmaderamiento.
To Wainscot, oa. Con entablar; ponor friso.
Wainscoting, a. Entablamento; capa de
mezcla que cubre la pared.
Wair, €. La tabla que tiene seis piés de largo
Waist, 2 Cintura. compita: tal (Nán,)
alst, a, Cintura; corpiño; a. a
Combes. Waistboarde, Falcas,
chaleco,
; asechar.
ait, 4. Asechanza, celada.
Waiter, « Mozo de café, orlando.
Waiting, s. El acto do servir, Gentleman
tn watting, Gentilhombre de servicio.
Waits, a. pl. Músicos que tocan de nocho por
las calles.
To Waive, oa. Dejar pasar; abandonar.
Walve, e. Mujer roscrita, ”
Waiver, a.(For.)El acto de dojer pasar una he-
rencia á favor de otro, 6 bien de rehusarla,
Waiving, 2. (For.) El acto do proscribir á
una mujer; recusacion de la proteccion de
las leyes á una mujer. tar, remover.
To Wake, on, Velar; despertarse.—oa, Ex-
Wake, s. Vela, romería. (Nau) Estela; vela,
volorio,
Wakeful, a. Vigilante.
Wakefully, ad. Vigilantemente,
Wakefulness, & Vigilla; insomnio,
To Waken, vn. Despertar, despertarse. —o4,
Despertar, avivar.
Wakcrobin, 8, (Bot.) Aro,
Waking, 8. Vela. [Cinta mayor.
Wale, e. Relieve. (Náu.) Cinta. Main-wale,
Wale-knot, Wall-knot, s Nudo redondo y
To Walk, on. Pasear,; caminar.—ra, Pa-
seat, sacar ba puesa To walk in, En-
trar. Zo walk out, Salir.
Walk, 8. Paseo; el modo de andar,
Walker, €. Paseador, andador.
Walking, s. Paseo. Walking-place, Paseo,
alam prado.
Walking-cane, a Baston ligero, caña,
vane 8. Bordon, baston.
Wall, «. Pared; muralla, muro. Partition-
wall, Tabiquo.
To Wall, va, edar, taplar; murar.
Wall-creeper, 8. (Orn.) Pico murario.
Wallet, e. ee mochila; zurron.
Wall-eyed, a. ojos de un azul claro.
Wall-flower, e. (Bot) leli doble,
Wall-fruit, a. Fruta espalera.
To Wallop, en. Bullir, hervir.
Wall-louse, €, Chinche, [conagarso.
To Wallow, on. Moverse con pesadez; en-
Arta Revuelto, el acto de DER
owing-p e, Cenagal; revolcadero.
dol dale a. o >
“pepper, 8. t.) Slermpreviva.
Wallrue, 8. Bees Roda muraria.
Walltree, 8. dera.
ia ES Welt ane
nut, 8, ) ; nuez,
Waltron, s. Caballo marino.
Wan, a. Pálido, descolorido.
Wand, e. Vara; insignia de autoridad 6 Ju-
risdiccion; vara divinatoria.
To Wander, va, y n. Errar, vagar; rodar;
discurrir; desviarse, separarse,
Wanderer, 8. Tunante; errante, extraviado.
Wandering, 2. Das da 6 paseos sin objeto;
travio del cam o; estravio, error.
To Wane, on. Menguar, disminuir; decasr,
Wane, 8. Decadencia, doclinacion. Wane ef
the moon, Menguante do la lana.
Wanned, a, Pálido, descolorido. — [guidoz.
Wannees, 8. Palidez; descaecimiento, lan-
To Want, va. y n. Nocesitar; querer, de-
sear, carecer.
Want, 8. Necesidad ; pobreza privacion.
Wanting, a. Falto, defectuoso, necesitado.
Wanton, a. Lascivo; licencioso, disoluto,
To Wanton, on. Retozar, juguetear.
Wantonly, ad. Inmodestamente; de picar-
dia 6 pura maldad. (Sia, d ;
Wantonness, 8. Lascivia, impudicicia; licen-
Wantwit, s. Idiota, tonto.
Wapentake, £. Nombre de los distritos en
so dividen los condados en Inglaterra.
War, 8. Guerra, hostilidad; el arte militar.
To War, on. Querrear, estar en guerra,
To Warble, on, Trinar, hacer, ados,
Warbler, e. Cantor 6 músico.
To Ward, oa. Guardar, defender, proteger ;
reparar; evitar.—on. Vigilar.
Ward, e. Guarda; defensa; cuartel; prision;
barrio; tutela; pupilo, menor.
Warden, €. Alcalde de una cárcel; bedel en
las universidades. Wardens, Maestros
en algun oficio. :
e. El oficio do custodio; con-
Wardensh!
ería; elia; alcaidia.
W , & Guarda, guardia.
WAS
WAT
Wardmote, e. Junta de barrio 6 cuartel
Wardrobe, s. Guardaropa.
Wardsbip, 2 Tutela, tatoria, pupilaje.
Ware, 8. Mercaderia. Hardware, Quin-
quilleria China ware, Porcolana, l¿fol-
loro ware, Ollas, marmitas.
Warehouse, s. Almacen. [Guarda-almacen.
Warchouse-keeper, Warehouseman, «&
Warchouse-rent, 8, Almacenaje.
Warfare, € Guerra.
Warfaring, a. Guerrero, beligero.
Warhorse, 8, Caballo de guerra.
Warily, ad, Cautamente. [cion.
Warincss, a, Cantela, ns preven-
Warlike, a. Guerrero, belicoso.
tWarlock, 2. Brujo. zeloso.
Warm, a. Caliente, caloroso; acal o, vivo,
To Warm, va. Calentar; avivar, encender.
Warming-pan, 8. Calentador. [empeño.
Warmly, ad. Con ardor, con eficacia, con
Warmth, e. Zelo, fervor; entusiasmo,
To Warn, va. Precaver, caucionar; advertir;
revenir. [ejemplo.
Warning, #. Amonestacion, aviso, caucion ;
al 8. Urdiembre. (Nau) Espía
To Warp, en. Torcerso, alabearse.—va. Tor-
cer, desviar. (mir; garantir.
To Warrant, va, Sostener; autorizar; exi-
Warrant, s. Cedula ó escritura que conflere
derecho 6 autoridad; decreto de prision
6 captura Warrant officera, Oficiales
subalternos de nar.
Warrantable, a. Abonable, justificable.
Warrantableness, 8. Justificacion; ce
seguridad.
Warrantably, ad. Justificadamente,
Warrantce, 8. (For.) Aflanzado, garantido.
Warranter, a. Autorizador; garante, fiador,
fianza.
Warrantry, £ Mandato, poder.
Warranty, s. Garantia, seguridad. A war-
randy clause, Cláusula guarentigia,
Warren, €. Concjera, conejar.
Warrener, 4 Conejero.
Warrior, £. Guerrero, soldado.
Wart, a, Verr
Wartwort, 2. (Bot) Verrucaria.
Warty, a. Verrugoso.
Warworn, a. Cansado do guerra, [mico.
Wary. a. Cauto, avisado, precavido; econó-
To Wash, va, Lavar, limpiar; blanquear ;
bañar, regar.
Wash, a. Lavadura, locion; aluvion; bazofia
Washball, a. Jaboncillo de olor.
Washer, 4, Lavador; volandera
Washer-woman, a. Lavandera.
Wash-house, e. Lavadero. [dura
Washing, 8. Lavadura, lavatorio; blanquea-
Wash-pot, €. Bacia.
Wash-tub, e. Barreño, cuba, tina.
Washy, a. ITúámedo, mojado; débil
Wasp, 8, Avispa.
Waspish, a. Enojadizo, caprichudo.
Waspishly, ad. en
Waspishness, 8. Mal genio, mal humor.
Wassail, 3. Bebida antigua; borrachora; ja-
rana.
Wassail-bowl, a. Taza, cubileto,
Wassailer, e. Borrachon. — [ind, de 7o Be.
Wast, Became persuna sing. del pret. de
rteza,| To Water, va.
To Waste, va. Malgastar, disipar, echar á per-
der; gastar. To tase away, Descaccer.
Waste, a. Desolado, arruinado; desierto, in-
culto; desechado, inútil.—s. Desperdicio;
asolamiento; destruccion.
Wasto-book, ¢. Borrador. [sa
Wastofal, a. Destructivo; maniroto, prodi-
ente,
Watch, 8. Desvelo; vela; vigilancia; cenii-
nela; ronda; reloj. ed Guardia.
To Watch, oa y n. Velar; hacer centinela
6 guardia; cuidar atentamente; guardar,
custodiar; espiar, observar.
Watcher, e Velador, observador, espia.
Watchet, a. Azul celeste.
Watchful, a. Vigilante, cuidadoso.
W atehfully, ad. Cuidadosamente. Do,
Watchfulness, a. Vigilancia. cuidado; desve-
Watchhouse, @ El cuerpo de guardia de ls
licía, [guardia
atching, € Vigilancia; desvelo; vela;
Watchmaker, a. Relojero,
Watchman, 8. Sereno, guarda,
Watchtower, e. Atalaya, garita, — [traseñs
Watchword, ¢. (Mil.) Santo; nombre; con-
Water, a. Agua. Ratn-water, Agua Nove-
diza. water, Agua bendita. 27ig4-
toater, Marea alta Low-water, Marca
baja. Aguas el brillo do los diaman
, humedecer. To we-
ter caitle, Abrevar, el ganado, To euier
ships, Hacer aguada.
Waterage, 8. e.
Water-borne, a. Flotante, flotando.
Water-but, Water-cask, a. Pipa [liquidos
Water-colors, €. pt. (Pint.) Aguadas, colores
Water-cresses, e. (Bot.) Berros.
Water-dog, s. Perro de aguas.
Water-engine, & Máquina hidráulica.
Waterer, a. Regador; aguador de noria
Waterfall, s. Cascada.
Waterfowl, a. (Orn.) Ave acuátil.
Water-gilding, s. Doradura.
Water-gruel, 8. Polenta hecho con harina
(Mex.) Atole claro.
Water-house, 8. Algibe; alberca.
Watering-bost, s. Barco aguador.
Watcring-place, a. Aguadero 6 abrevadero.
Watering-pot, s. R ra
Waterinesa, 8. Acnosi
Waterish, a. Acueo, acuoso.
Waterishness, 3. Raleza; aguosidad.
Water-lily, e. Ot Ninfea, nenifar.
Water-line, 8 (Nau.) Linea de agua. Load-
waterJine, Linea de agua cargada.
Water-logged, a. (Náu.) Anegado en el agua
oe e. Barquero, el que gobierna la
ca.
Water-mark, s. La señal de la altura del agua.
Watermelon, 8. (Bot.) Zandia; melon de
agua; sandia. (S. A.) Patillas.
Water-mill, e. Aceña, molino de agua.
Water-mint, s. (Bot.) Yerbabuena acuática
Water-pall, 3. Cubo.
Water-pot, 8. Aguamanil; jarro.
Water-rat, a Rata de agua.
WEA WEE
Wator-sail, e (N én) Vola de agua. Wealthy, a. Rico, opulento.
Water-sapphire, s. oriental To Wean, ea. Destetar; apartar de algun
Water-spout, 8. Manga, bomba marina. vicio ó mala costumbre,
Water-spring, ¢ Manantial. Weanling, 8. Niño recien destetado ; deste-
Water-ways, 3. pi. (Náu.) Trancaniles. to, hablando del poso
Water-work, ¢. Cualquier maquina ó artifi-| Weapon, 8. Cualquier género de armas.
cio hidráulico. [acuoso. | Weaponed, a. Armado,
Watery, @ Claro, como agua; insipido; ape a. Desarmado; sin armas.
Wattle, a. Zarzo; barbas de gallo. To Wear, va. Gastar, destruir lentamente ;
To Wattle, ea, Enzarzar. usar. — on, Gastarso, consumirse, Zo
Wave, e. Ola, onda; aguas, visos, votas, wear away, Gastar. To wear off, Usarse,
To Wave, va, PA n. Tremolar, batir; ondear;| mauir. 70 wear out, Romperse, fastidiar.
finctuar; diferir; hacer señas. To wear well, Durar largo tiempo.
Waved, a. Ondeado. Wear, 2. Uso; gasto.
To Waver, en. Undear, ondearse; fluctuar, | Wear, a Paradera; esclusa; presa.
dudar, estar indeciso, Wearablo, a. Lo que se puede usar ó gastar.
Waveror, 8, Veleta, inconstante. Wearer, $. El que trae 6 usa alguna cosa.
Wavering, a. Ligero, inconstante.—s. Irre-| Wearied, a. Fatigado, enfadado, fastidiado.
solucion, incertidumbre, Weariness, a, Cansancio, fatiga ; enfado.
lato A Con incertidumbre, Wearing, 8. Ropa, vestido. Wearing ap-
Wavy, a. Ondeado, undoso. [lobo. arel, Vestidos.
To Wawl 6 Waul, en, Aullar como perro ó | Wearisome, a. Tedioso, fastidioso, enfadoso.
Wax, 8. Cera Waw-candle, Bu Waz-| Wearisomely, ad. Enfadosamente. _[dez.
taper, Blandon. Waw-tape, Cerilla; ce- | Wearisomeness, 3. Fastidio, cansancio, pesa-
rillo, . Wazx-chandler, Corero. Sealing-| To Weary, va. Cansar, aburrir, molestar.
waz, Lacre, Shoemaker’srcam, Cerote' Weary, a. Abrumado; aburrido, fastidiado.
de zapatero. Weasand, e. V. Windpipe.
To Wax, va. Encerar. To wae «var, | Woasel, e, Comadreja.
Encenderse en cólera, Weather, s. Tiempo; temporal; tempestad.
Waxen, @. De cera; cundido. Weather-gage, (Náu.) Barloyento, Hurd
Way, 8. Camino, via; ruta; espacio; modo;| a-wedther, Todo á barlovento.
expediente; uso; direccion; estorbo, obs-| To Weather, ta. Orear. (Náu.) Ganar bar-
taculo. Over the way, A’ otro lado.| lovento; doblar. 7b weather a point,
Every way, Por todas partes. By te| Salirse con algo,
«vay, De paso, por incidencia, Tu Aave| Weather-beaten, a. Curtido, acostumbrado
one’s way, Salirse con la suya, Ways; álas inclemencias del alre; endurecido &
and means, Propios y arbitrivs. (Náu.)| las inclemencias del tiempo. A weather-
Salida. Ship's way, Andar del navio.| deaten ship, Navio trabajado do la tor-
To have head-way, stem vay, Llevar| menta, ersona inconstante; veleta,
via; ir atras. [janto, caminante. | Weather-cock, a Qallo de campanario;
Wayfarer, Wayfaring-man, s. Pasajero, via-| Weather-glass, 8. Barómetro.
Wayfaring, a. Caminanto, viajante. Weather-spy, 2 Astrólogo.
Woayfaring-tree, a. (Bot.) Viburno. To Weathertile, va. Tojar la extromidad do
To Waylay, oa. Insidiar, poner asechanzas, | una tapla 6 parod.
asechar. Weathervano, 8. Veleta de torre.
Waylayer, €. Acechador, espia. Weatherwise, a. Inteligente en pronosticar
Wayless, a, Bin sendero, sin camino. las mudanzas del ticmpo,
Waymark, 8, Mojon. [humorado. | To Weave, va. Tejer; trenzar; interponer.
‘Wayward, a. Oaprichoso, cabezudo ; mal-| Weavel, 8, Comadreja.
Waywardly, ad, Caprichosamente ; mala- | Weaver, 8. Tejedor; fabricante de telas,
menta, [pricho ; malignidad. | Weaving, s. Tejido.
Waywardness, 8. Aspercza de genio; ca- | Weaving-loom, 8. Tolar.
Waywise, a. El quo sabe encontrar el cami-| Web, € Tela, tejido. Cobweb, Telaraña.
no mas corto y mejor. ‘Webbed, a. Unido por medio de una telilla
Waywiser, 3. V. Pedometer. nosotras, | Webbing, 8. Cinta para cinchas; pretal,
We, pron. prim, pers. pl. de I. Nosotros, | Webfooted, a. Palmeado,
Wenuk, @ Debil, flojo; enfermizo; imbécil; Webster, s. V. Weaver.
frécll. To Wed, va. Casar.—on, Casarse,
To Weaken, va. Debilitar, enflaquecer. Wedding, ¢. Boda, nupcias, casamiento.
Weakliness, & Debilidad 6 flaqueza. Wedge, 2 Cuña,
Weakling, « Alfeñique, persona delicada. |To Wedge, ta. Acuñar; apretar, con cuñas,
Weakly, ad. Debilmente.—a, Enfermizo, | Wediock, 4 Matrimonio.
enclenque, {dad. | Wednesday, 2. Miércoles. Ash- Wednesday,
Weakness, 8. Debilidad, endeblez; fragili-| Miúrcoles do ceniza.
Weak-slde, 8. El flaco; la falta principal 6 la| Wee, a. V. Little y Small,
on ue domina a uno. [cardenal. | Weed, s. Mala yor Sea-roced, Alga.
eal, 8. Felicidad, prosperidad; estado;|To Weed, va. Arranca las yerbas inutiles;
Wealth, e. Pte opulencia, ar.
Wealthily, ad. Ricamente. Weedashes, 2 pi. Ceniza; potasa.
Wealthinoss, 8. Opulencia. Weeder, s, Escardador.
881
WEL WHE
Weedhook, 8. Escarda, azadills. Well-born, a. Bien nacido, de buena familia
Weedless, a. Libre de malas yerbas. Well-bred, a. Bien criado, cortes, politics,
Wocdy, a. Lleno de malas yerbas. Welldone, inter]. A'nimo! bien val
Week, a, Semana Well-disposed, a. Bien intencionado, cati-
Weekday, £. Dia de trasbajo. tativo.
Weekly, a. Semanal.—ad. Semanalmente. | Well-doing, a. Bendfieo.—s. Beneficeocia
Weol, 8, Garlito; remolino de agua. (lar. | Well-favorod, a. Hermoso, bien parecido,
To Weep, ea, y n. Llorar; lamentar ; desti- | Well-meaning, a. Bien intencionado, hos"
Weeper, «. Llorador. rado,
Weeping, 8. Lloro, lágrimas, Well-met, tnterj. Bien hallado. (ral
Weepingly, ad. Llorosamente, eon lloro. | Well-natured, a. Afectuoso ; de buen nto
$ Well-nigh, ad. Casi ó casi casi; cerca.
tWeertsh, a. Insipido.
tTo Weet, en. Saber: tener noticia. Well-spent, a. Bien empleado.
Well-spring, 8. Manantial, fuente.
+ Weetiess, a. Ignorante; cródulo.
Weover, a Dragon marino. Well-stricken, a. Cangado de añoñ.
Well-tasted, a. Sabroso.
Weevil, « Gorgojo. ,
Weft, a. Trama; cosa perdida V. Wat/ | Well-willer, 2, Hombre benévolo.
+Woftage, e. Testura Well-wish, e. Afecto, benevolencia
To Weigh, ea. y n, Pesar; ibi : arf Wel eee 2, Amigo, el que desea el bies
ro o| de
4 Well-worked, a. Bien expresado. ¡mn
9
minar. Tb weigh core Sob: ar.
outweigh, Sobrepesar. Zo weigh anchor,
Well-wrought, a. Bien trabajado; bien 5¢
Weighable, a, Capaz de ser o. Welt, a. Ribeta, vira del zapato.
Weighed, a. Pesado; experimentado. To Welt, va. Ribetear.
Weigher, e Pesador. Publio weigher, Al-|To Welter, on. Bovolcarse en agus, dea
motacen,
Weight, €. Peso; ez, gravedad; pesa;
+Wem, 4, > cocarati«C-
gra Wen, £ Lobanillo, lupia Wen os (%
carga; entidad; importancia. Overweight, {dern.
Sobrepeso. Gross weight, Peso sucio.
throat, Pa:
Wench, 3. Moza; mozuela; cantonera, 1:
Net weight, Peso limplo, én | To Wench, on. Putanear.
weight, Desmedro.
Weightily, ad. Pesadamonte. [mento.
Wencher, €. Putañero.
To Wend, va. Ir; rodear; caminar.
Weightiness, s. Ponderosidad ; solidez ; mo-
Weightleas, a. Li love.
br
Levar el ancla.
Wenny, G. Lo que pertenece al lobanijlo.
West, a. Poniente, occidente. —e. Vorider
Weighty, a, Ponderoso; importante, tal.—ad. A' poniente. [ponleciz
Welch-rabbit, 4. Quesadilta, Westering, Westerly, a. Lo que se diris: 3
Welcome, a. y interj. Bien venido, bien | Western, a. Occidental. acia oocldrnlz
llegado.—e. Bienvenida, el parabien,
To Welcome, ea. Dar la bienvenida.
loci & El que acoge 6 da la bien-
ven
Weld, s. (Bot.) Gualda. Wetness, ¢, Humedad. [desa
To Weld, ea. Unir & golpo de martillo los | Wet-nurse, £. Ama de lecho; nodriza, criar
pedazos de metal hechos ascua (tar. | Wet-shod, a. Con los piés mojados.
Welfare, 8. Folicidad, prosperidad, bienes-| Wey, €, V. Way.
Welk, s. V. Whelk. Whale, e (Tot) Ballena.
Welked, a, Arrugado. Whalebone, a. Ballona ó barba de balleca
Welkin, e. (Poét.) Firmamento, clelo. Whalefin, a, Ala de ballena,
Well, « Fuente, manantial; pozo. Wel-|'Whale-oil, e. Aceite 6 grasa do ballena,
, Agua de pozo. Well-cleanser, Po- |+Whaly, a. Befalado con rayos.
zero.—a. Bueno, sano; feliz; conveniente, | W €. Muelle, embarcadero.
ventajoso; valida. —ad. Bien, felizmente. | Wharfage, e. Muellaje,
As well as, Asi como, tambien como, | Wharfinger, 8, Fiel de muelle.
tanto como, lo mismo que. Well ts he, | What, E a Que, el que, la que, lo cue.
Dichoto aquel Welt well l Bien! bleni| aque lo que. Wha time ? Cuándo? W-:
como Y. quiera, ell then, u thoug. n embargo que; aun cis’.
pues bien. = What else? Y qué mas? Waat of (ha!
To Well, en, Manar. {educado.| Qué importa eso? .
Well-accomplished, a. Completo; muy bien | Whatever, Whatsoever, pron. Cualquict ?
W ell-socustomed, a. Muy acostumbrado. cualquiera cosa que, todo lo que, ses »
Well-acquainted, a. I'ntimamente conocl- ue fuere, que sea. ;
do; bien enterado. [propósito. Wheal, e. Grano, postilla, divieso, [M23
Well-adapted, a. Bien nado: muy á| Wheat, e. (Bot) Trigo. Zndian uta"
Welladay, interj. Hola; ay de mi Wheaten, a, Hecho de trigo.
Wheat-ear, a. (Orn.) Triguero.
Well-advanced, a, Mny adelantado,
Well-advised, a Bien aconsejado. To Wheedle, ea. , acariciar, eng:
Well- a. Bien intencionado. [do.| tar; sonsacar.
Well-behay a. Cortes, urbano, bien oria-| Wbecl, s. Rueda nning-wheel, Tors
ell-being, e. Folicidad, prosperidad, bien-| para hilar. Wheel of the heim, (N22)
estar, 889 ueda del timon,
Westward, Westwardly, ad. A’ poulests
Wet, a. Húmedo; lHuvioso.—+ Bumedsl
To Wet, ea. Mojar, humedecer.
Wether, a. Carnero castrado.
To Wheel, en. Rodar, moverse con ruedas.
—0a, Rodar; volver, dar vuelta. To wheel
about, Dar vueltas; cambiar de opinion.
neers e. Carreton, la carretilla de
una
Wheeler, 2. El que hace ruedas 6 da vueltas,
Wheelwright, 8, Carretero,
Ny Beslso 8. El conjunto de ruedas de
na a
+Wheely, a. Circular; rodadero.
To Wheeze, en. Jadear, respirar con difi-
cultad 6 ruido. [cardenal, verdugon.
Whelk, 8. (Con.) Concha univalva espiralg
To Whelm, ca. Cubrir una cosa para que
no se pueda mover; oprimir; enterrar.
Whelp, 8. Cachorro,
To Whelp, on. Parir un animal
mun se entiende la tras que
When, ad. Cuando, al tiempo que ó mién-
Whenoe, ad. De donde 6 donde, de
ue ó quien.
W'henoesoever, ad. De donde quiera.
Whenever, Whensoever, ad. Cuando quiera
ue, siempre que.
Where, ad. Donde, en apna! por donde,
adonde. Anyechere, En quier parte.
Everywhere, En todas partes.
Whereabont, ad. Hácia donde.
Whercas, ad. Por cuanto, siendo así que,
miéntras que; cuando; por el contrario ;
qe que, ya ue.
ereat, A’ lo cual. [donde.
Whereby, ad. Por lo cual, con lo cual, por
Wherefore, ad. Por lo que, porque, por
enyo motivo. en que.
Wherein, ad. Donde, en donde, en lo cual,
Whereinto, ad. En donde, dentro de lo que
6 dentro de lo cual, en lo cual,
Whereof, ad. De lo cual, de que.
Whereon, ad. Sobre lo sobre que.
+Whereso, Wheresoever, ad. Donde quiera,
en cualquiera parte que.
Whereto, Whereunto, ad. A’ lo que, á qua
Wherever, ad. Donde quiera que, por donde
niera que, en donde quicra.
Whereupon, ad. Sobre que; entónces.
hada lan Wherewithal, ad. Con que, con
o cual,
+W herret, a. Bofeton, mogicon; manotada,
Wherry, 8. Esquife, barca, barco.
To Wihherty, ea. Pasar en barco, [apetito
erryman, & Barquero. :
To Whet, ra Afilar, amolar; excitar el
W het, e. Añiladora, aguzadura; estimulo,
Whether, ad, St, sca, sea que, ora, ya —
pron, Cual. Whether you will or not,
Que quieras 6 no quieras, mas que no
uleras,
‘Whetstone, a A era, piedra de amolar.
‘W hetter, s. Amolador.
Whey, €. Snero.
Wheyey, Wheyish, a. Seroso.
Which, pron. rel. Que, el cual, la eual, los
cuales, las cuales, cual, cuyo. W.
tcay? Por donde?
W hichsoever, pron. Cualquiera.
Whiff, a. Vaharada; bocanada de humo.
To Whiff, va. Echar bocanadas de humo 6
vaharadas, - [chocarrear.
To Whifiie, on. Divertirse en bagatelas;
lo co-
hich | Whist, én
Whiffier, e. Pifano; gaitero; soplador.
tWhig, 8. Suero. Y. Whey.
A/A
after, ues,
ene oe ee
én en
en Al interin
To While, oa y n, Tardar, diferir, dilatar.
wal Whimsey, €. Antojo, capricho, fan-
a,
To Whimper, on. Sollozar, gemir.
a te a. Boquituerto. enlo,
Whimsical, a, cabriebon fantástico, ridi-
Whimasicality, e. Kxtravagancia, ridiculez,
fantasia,
Whimaically, ad. Caprichosamento.
Whimstcalness, @ Singularidad, extrava-
cla carácter raro.
im-wham, 8. tela,
Whin, a. (Bot.) Hiniesta espinosa,
To Whine, en. Llorar ó lamentar sin ruido.
Whine, 8, Quejido, lamento.
Whining, ¢. Quejas.
To Whiany, en. Relinchar,
To Whip, ea. Azotar; hilvanar, filetear;
arrebatar.—on. Andar de priesa. To ep
of, or rontamente. 7b whip
out, whip up, Agarrar, co-
ger de repente. Zo whip up, (Náu.)
zar; alzar
Whip, €. Azote Horee-whip, Látigo.
arta Li Mancpls. (Mex.)
Cuarta. (Nédu.) Palanquin de estay,
Whipcord, 8. Cordel de látigo. (Mex.) Pa-
Whipband, 4. Venta
phand, s. Ventaja.
Whiplash, 8. Punta de látigo.
Whipper, e. Azotador.
W hipping-post, s. Picota para azotar los reos.
W'hipsaw, «. Serrucho, sierra grande.
Whipstafí, e. án) Pinzote del timon.
Whi , 8. Hombre ligero y ágil.
To Whirl, va. y n. Girar; dar vueltas en
círculo; mover rápidamente,
Whirl, e. Movimiento circular muy rápido.
Whirlbat, a. Cesto, especie de manopla guar-
necida de hicrro 6 plomo; garrote, cachi-
wou {de la rodilla.
iribone, « Rótula, choquezuela, el hueso
Whirligig, 8. Perinola. agua,
Whirlpit, ri nds 8. Vórtica, remolino de
Whirlwind, $. Torbellino, viento violento.
Whisk, e. Escobilla, cepillo,
To Whisk, on. Ho ; moverse con velo-
Whiskey, 2. Aguardiente.
To Whisper, va, y n. Cuchichear; sugerir;
secretear.
Whisper, e. Susurro, cuchicheo, voz baja.
Whisperer, €, El que habla bajo; cuchiche-
ro; susurrador.
Whispering, 8. Cuchicheo; sr sarro.
. Chiton! calla! punto en
boca!—e Un juego de naipes parecido á
la malilla.
y 1. Bilbar; chifiar.
e. silbido; silbato,
Whistler, a. Silbador.
Whistling, e. Bilbo, silbido; ee
WIC
WIN
Not a whit,
[Blancara.
uro; cano.—s.
lanquear.—on.
Whit, € A'pice; un poco.
Nada.
White, a Blanco: pálido;
Tu White, To Whiten, va.
Emblanguecerse.
White-l a. Albayalde. [alambre.
White-leather, 8 des, piel curtida con
White-liv a. Cobarde, doble, envidioso.
Whitely, a. Palido, blanquecino.
Whitemeat, a. Manjar blanco; lacticinios.
W hitener, 4. Blanqueador.
Whitenesa, a. Blancura; pureza, candor.
Whitening, e. Blanqueo.
Whitepot, a. Manjar blanco.
Whites, a. Leucorrea; flores blancas,
W'hitethorn, e. (Bot.) Espino blanco.
Whitewash, € I5lanquete; enlucimiento.
20 a oa. Blanquear; encalar; jal-
gar.
Whitewasher, 8. Encalador, blanqueador.
W hite-wine, 8. Vino blanco.
Whither, ad. Adonde, donde.
Whithersoever, ad. Adonde quiera.
Whiting, e. (Ict.) Albur, cadoco.
Whitish, a. Blanquizco, blanquecino.
Whitishness, s. Color blanquizco,
Whitlow, e, Panadizo, panarizo.
W bitster, e Blanquoador.
Whitsuntide, a. Pentecostes. Whilsunday,
Dia de pentecostes.
Whitten-tree, a. (Bot.) Sauco róseo. (ja
To Whittle, va. Cortar á pedazitos con nava-
To Whiz, on. Zumber, Watszing notse,
Zumbido.
Who, pron, Quien, que, la persona que.
Whoever, pron. Quienquiera que, cualquie-
ra que. tal, el todo.
Whole, a Todo, total; sano, ontero.—s. To-
Wholesale, e. Venta por mayor.
Wholesome, a. Sano, saludable.
W 'holesomely, ad. Saludablemente,
W bolesomeness, ¢. Salud, sanidad.
Wholly, ad. Cabalmente, totalmente.
Whom, pron. Acusativo de Wao. ever,
Whomsoever, pron. Acusativo de Whoso-
Whoop, 8. Algarada, griteria, (Orn.) Abu-
billa. gritos.
To Whoop, en. Huchoar.—va. Insultar con
Whore, a, Puta
To Whore, on. Putear.
Whoredom, & Putaismo.
Whoremonger, ¢. Pataiiero.
Whorish, a. Lasctvo, putesco.
Whortleberry, €. (Bot.) Arandano.
Whoee, Genitivo de Who y Which. Cuyo,
de quien. [cualquicra.
Whoso, Whosoever, pron. Quienquiera,
Whar, Wharr, e, El ruido quo hacen las
aves con sus alas cuando revolotean.
To Whur, To Whurr, on, Aletear, volar;
grañir.
Why, ad. Porque. Why so? Y por qué es
eso? Why? Qué? Why se usa para dar
énfasis al discurso, en cuyo caso deja de
traducirse en castellano. Why truly,
Verdaderamente.
Wick, e. Torcida; pábilo.
Wicked, a. Malvado, perverso; travieso;
whee
eee ae Inicuamento, malamente.
Wickedness, 2, Maldad, iniquidad, perter:-
dad. taa
Wicker, a. Mimbroso. Wicker bam,
Wicket, a, Portillo, postizo. ‘
Wide, a. Ancho, vasto, dilatado; remo:
ad. Léjos; anchamente. Far and vit,
Widel od. iman te, macho
ely, muy, mata
To Widen, oa. Ensanchar, extender, dilbur.
Widenesa, e. Anchura, anchor.
Widgeon, a, (Orn.) Avucasta 6 avutarda
Widow, e Viuda
Widower, a Viudo.
Widowhood, e. Viudez, viudedad
Widow-hunter, s. Cortejante de viudas net
Width, a Anchura, anchor.
To Wield, va. Manejar, empuñar.
Wieldy, a. Manejable.
Wife, e. Esposa, consorte; mujer. [wi
Wig, 8. Peluca 6 cabellera postiza; fru‘
Wig-maker, e. Peluquero.
Wight, e Persona, criatura racional
TAI: e. Choza ó jacal de Indios
Wild, a. Silvestre, bravo, feroz; desteria.-
habitado, solitario, despoblado; tur! -<-
to; aturdido; desenfrenado; cxtrarat
Wildgre > ape Y eristpela soy
dfire, a Fu ; pe
Wild-goose, 2 (Ora) Óanso silvestre
TS chess, e. Empeño vano é teje
sible. ;
Wilding, 8. Manzana silvestre. ;
Wildly, ad. Sin cultivo; desatinadam-””
Wildness, s. Selvatiquez, rusticidad, m4
ferocidad. E
Wild-oat, €. Planta que cece silvestre |
sow ones wild-oata, (Fam.) Pas: *
mocedades,
Wild-service, €. (Bot.) Serbal silvestre
Wild-stock, €. A'rbol silvestre para ir."
Wile, « Dolo, fraude, engaño. A
Wilful, a, Porfiado; voluntario. = [3
Wilfolly, ad. Obstinadamente; valu!"
Wilfulness, 2, Obstinacion; perversisi
Wilily, ad. Fraudulentemente. _
Wiliness, & Fraude, engaño; maña
Will, e Voluntad; discrecion; inciiss«
mandato; testamento. a
To Will, va, y n, Querar, desear; r="
mandar; rogar, suplicar; testar. $. *
nil he, Que quiera 6 que m que»
Will, signo verbal del tempo futur: -
indicativo ingles “gh 28
Willed, pret. y pp. del verbo Jo We. -
willed, Maligno. Self-willed, Ot=.:>
Willing, a. Inclinado, pom, desea. ' -
Uling, Mediante Dioa.
Willingly, ad. De buena gana, eon 19
Willingness, s. Buena voluntad; ocn':=
cia. [Sauca de Bs:
Willow, 8. (Bot) Sauce. Weeping ::
Willowish, a. Color de sauce.
Will-worship, 8. Culto voluntario.
Wily, a. Astato, mañoso, insidioso.
Wimble, s. Berbiquí, especie de barre
PAE q 8. Toca, velo,
+To Wimplo, oa. Tirar hacia abeja. ;
To Win, ea. y n. Ganar, lograr; als: -
persuadir; prevalecer. |
To Wince, en. , tirar cooes; di "*
WIN
WIT
covoa, sentir, padecer.—va. Retorocrse
condolor.
Winch, 4. Gato, tornillo. (Nav) Cigiiedial.
To Winch, en. Cocear; corcovear.
Wind, e. Viento, aire; resuello; ventosidad ;
husmo. Wind-bound, (Nan) Detenido
por falta de viento. Steady wind, Vien-
hecho. Land winds, Terrales. Light
winds, Ventolinos. dar; ventear.
To Wind, va. y n. Soplar ovanar, enre-
To Wind, va. Envolver; desencodir: ser-
pentear. ven) Birar. To wind
Conelair. nd up awatch or
Dar cuerda al relo
Windage, e. (Art.) iento de un cañon.
Winded, a. Nhort-winded, Lo que ree
dificoltosamente. Long-oi
enfadoso, enmarañado.
Windegg, 8. Huevo huero.
Winder, 2. A llo, devanador.
Windfall, a Fruta caida del árbol; ventaja
ganancia lvesporada
Windflower, e. (Bot.) Anémone, anémona.
Wind- 2. Anemómetro,
Windgall, «. Aventadura
Ww indgun, e. Escopeta de viento.
Windinoss, a. Ventosidad; hinchazon.
Winding, 2. Vuelta, revuelta. —a, Tortuoso,
serpentino.
Winding-sheet, $. Mortaja.
Winding-stair, a. Escalera de caraco!.
es €. (Náu.) Aparejo de estre-
Windies, 8. Argiie, firgana. (Náu.) Molinete.
Windle, a. Devanadera.
Windmill, e. Molino de viento.
Window, se. Ventana, Glass window, Vi-
a Window-shuttere, Contraventa-
Windpt nea, traquiarteria.
Windsa ie pl.(Náu.) Mangueras de viento.
‘Windward, ad. A' barlovento.
Windy, a. Ventoso, tempestuoso ; flatulento,
Wine, €. Vino. Sorry wine, Zapta. Red
wine, Vino tinto. To season with wine,
Envinar. Wéine-cellar, Bodega, cueva.
Wine-bibber, a. Borracho, odre.
Wiine-cooper, 8. Tonelero do vino. vino.
“Wine-merchant, s Vinatero; mercader do
Wine brea 8. Prensa, lagar
Ala; aventador; vdeo To take
ee
ng, Volar. Flanco.
To Wing, va. Dar 6 poner alas; Fn haar
desalar.—on. Alear. [quebrado,
Winged, a Alado. Broken-winged, Ali-
Winged-pea, e. (Bot.) Ocro.
a ing- ne & een > $ a a
Wing- som, €. wm) Yu
Wins os Aldo ,; o ed ds
To Wink, on. r los ojos; guifiar;
taficar; tolerar, disimular. ES es
Wink, 8. Pestañeo; guiño; ojeada.
Winker, ¢ Guinador : disimulador.
Winkingly, ad. Con tolerancia, Winking
at, Connivencia,
Winner, 8. Ganador, vencedor.
‘Winning, €. Ganancia, lucro.—a, Atractivo,
encantador.
To Winnow, va. bol examinar.
Winnowe, 8. Avon
Winter, e. Invierno. Winter season, Inver-
nada,
To Winter, on. Invernar.
iba . ot) Alacenaeal del ds
inter-cherry, & (Bot. uequen}
Wintergreen, 8. (Bot.) y Proa tye ernizo.
Winterly, Wintry, a. Brumal, invernal, in-
Winter-solstice, e 'Solsticio hiemal.
e a, Mee ” [rar, limpla:
mplar. E
Wipes. nl limplion; To wipe of ca.
. | Wiper, ¢. a eas or.
Wire, e. Alambre. Jron-wire, Alambre de
hferro. Wirea, Arillos aretes, Wire-
plate, Hilera do tirar alambre.
T6 Wiredraw, oa. Tirar, reducir á hilo algu-
nos metales; alargar, prolongar.
"| Wiredrawer, a. Tirador de metalea.
wey a. Hecho de alambre. crecion.
om, 8. Sabiduría, prudencia, juicio, dis-
Wise, a. Sabio, docto, hábil; grave, julolo.
so, discreto.—s Modo, manera de ser, es-
tar 6 hacer.
Wiseacre, 8. Falso sabio; necio, tonto.
Wiseling, 8. Filosofastro.
Wisely, ad. Sabiamente.
+Wiseness, €. Sabiduria,
To Wish, va. Desear, apetecer; ansiar.
Wish, €. Anhelo, ansia,
Wisher, 8. or. Wellacisher, El que
desea el bien de otro.
Wishful, a, Deseoso, ansioso.
Wishfully, ad. Ansiosamenta, con anhelo,
we nojo de heno, paja larga.
Wistful, a. Pensativo, serio, atonto.
Wistfully, ad. Scriamente; fijamente.
Wit, a Ingenio; viveza "de imaginacion;
seso; agudeza, gracía, sal; a luces
To wit, ad. Es & saber. Wiis, pL 3 uiclo,
razon.
Witch, a. Bruja, hechicera.
Witcheraft, Witchery, e. Brajeria, sortilegio,
maleficio.
Witch-elm, 8. (Bot.) Olmo, especie de álamo,
Witch-hazel, a. ABot) Especie de avellano.
Witcracker, £ uhan, chocarrero; burlon.
With, prep. Con; jantamente con, en com-
re de; por, contra, de, 4, en, entro;
ue, luego que, despues de.
Wiha ad. Ademas; tambien; por otra
parte; al mismo tiempo.
To Withdraw, ea. Quitar; retirar, apartar.
—on. Rotirarso ; irse, salir,
Withe, 8. Mimbre,
To Wither, on. Marchitarse, secarsc.—vc.
itar, ajar, deslucir. [tar.
Wither-band, $. La barra de la silla de mon-
Witheredness, e. Ajamiento 6 marchitez;
sequedad,
Withers, s. pl. Cruz del cuerpo del caballo.
OC wrung, 2. Herida en la cruz del ca-
ballo.
To > Withhold, va. Detener, retener; negar,
usar.
Witbholder, s. Detentador.
Within, Pree Dentro, adentro; dentro de,
Be) ilhin there! A’ de adentro!
nterlormente; en casa.
Without rep. Bin, con falta do; faera, afne-
Por afuera, por fuera, hécia fue-
WOR
woo
ra.—conj. 81 no, sin que, á ménos que,
sino es que, ;
To Withstand, va. Resistir.
Withstanding, ¢. Resistencia,
Withy, a Mimbre.
W itlesa, a, Necio, tonto.
Witling, a, Chocarrero.
Witness, 8. Testimonio; testigo, Ja elt
ness whereof, En fe de lo cual.
To Witness, va. Atestiguar, testificar.—on.
Ser; servir de ris, :
Witsnapper, s. Burlador.
W itted, a. Ingenioso. Quick-<citied, Pors-
Witticism, a Dicho agudo, chiste.
Wooden, a. Hecho madera. Wooden dev!
Artosiila de panaderos, Wooden shock
Zuecos. sh
Wood-hole, ¢ Leñera árbe.e
Woodland, a y a Arbolado; enbiers -.
Wood-lark, a, (Orn.) Alondra, calandna =>
vestre,
W ood-lo a t.) Cuearacha
oodman,
Woodmonger, 4. Lefisdor: maderera.
Wood-note, a Música rey a
a ia El
Wood-pease, a Guisante silvestre
Wittily, ad. Ingeniosamente, agudamente. | Woodpecker, e. (Orn.) Picamaderos, |:
hsm €. Ingenio, sal, gracia, agu
e ;
Wittingly, ad. Conocidamente.
Witty, a. Yo nioso, chistoso; satírico.
Witwall, a. ( Pico 6 picamaderos.
Witworm, s. Bufon.
Wizard, e E da Beculeeres adivino.
Wo 6 Woe, 8.
ria. —taterj. Infeliz.
Woad, 8. (Bot.) Gnalda,
Woebegone, a. Abrumado de d
Woful, a. Triste, afligido; calamitoso.
Wofally, ad. Tristemente, funestamente.
Wold, a, Campiña,
Wolf, e. Lobo. She-wolf, Loba, Young
tcolf, Lobezno, lobato.
Wolf-dog, e. Mastin.
Wolfish, a. Lobero.
Wolf's-bane, a, (Bot.) Acónito.
Wolf's-milk, e. (Bot.) Titimalo, lechetrezna.
Woman, a. Mujer. (res.
Woman-hater, e Aborrecedor de las muje-
Womanhood, 2. La condicion y las proprie-
dades de major.
Womanish, a. Mujeril [jeres,
Womankind, ¢. El sexo femenino; las mu-
Womanly, a. Mujeril, majeriego; afemina-
do.—«ad. Mujerilmente.
be e. U'tero, madre.
omby, a. Espacioso, capaz,
To Wonder, om Admirarse, oxtrañar. To
wonder as, Maraviliarse do.
Wonder, $. Admiracion; milagro, portento,
Wonderer, €. Admirador.
Wonderful, a, Admirable, maravilloso.
Wonderfully, ad. Admirablemento.
Wonderfalness, Wonderment, € Admira-
clon, asombro. [pantado,
Wonder-struck, a. Atónito, pasmado, es-
Wondrous, Wonderous, a. Extraño, mara-
villoso, portentoso.
Wondrously, ad, Maravillosamente.
To bo Wont, on. Soler, acostumbrar.
Wont, e. Uso, costumbre, hábito,
Won't, abreviatura de Will not.
Wonted, a. Acostambrado, usual, ordinario.
To Woo, va. Cortejar, galantear; convidar
Wood, instancias, ; e pelo, ne.
e. Bosque, selva, monte; madera,
‘Wood-anemone, £.(Bot.) Anómona silvestre,
Woodbine, a. (Bot.) Madreselva,
Woodcock, 8. (Orn.) Chochaperdiz 6 becada.
Wood-drink, €. Infasion de lenos medici-
nales.
oa Arbolado ; surtido do madera,
Wood-pigean, e. (Orn.) Paloms torcsz.
Woodpile, e. Pila de lefia; bogoera
E sigs) needa
-80 8. :
Ww tag 6 monton de leña
Woolfel, & La plel con la lana
wWoolgsthering, a. El descarrisdo de .3 +=
Woollen, a. Hecho de lana.—é. Tels o >.
de lana.
Woolle , 8. Mercader de peñas.
Woollendyer, e. Tintorero de lana
Woolly, a. Lanudo, lanoso.
Wool e. Lanero; mercader de ni
Wool pack, Wool-sack, a Saca 6 fis -
a.
Wool-pated, a. Con cabellos encresps: 4
Wee 1 Pathe a Spt:
ord, 8. ra; ; ¡poro
By-word, Proverbio. High words.
eas,
To Word, va, Expresar, explicar, c= *
Word-book, £. Vocabulario,
Word-catcher, e. Disputador.
Word-catching, 2. uta de palabras
Wordy, a. Ver difuso. ae.
To Work, on. Trabajar; obrar; ope: —
mentar; labrar; fabricar; formu: -
mentar. (Náu.) Manfobrar. 70 Y-'
Kat, Enfartir un sombrero, =
Work, e. Trabajo, obra; fábrica; ber
cosido; obra de manos; fatiga; +
Needle-work, Labor de agus /
work, Tirada. :
Work, Working, a. Maniobra de *
faena, Working algft, (Niu) Me
alta. Lubbderly working, Maniobra '"
Work-day, Wo ing-day & Dis dew
Worker, 8. or, obrero. i
Work-fellow, ¢. Com de trabaja
Workhouse, 8. Fábrica; hospicio, 00
misericordia; casa de corrección.
Workman, e. Artifice, obrero, artes
WRE
WRO
Workmanly, a. Húbil, diestro; hecho con
rimor.—ad. Con primor, con destreza,
id 8. Habilidad dol artifice;
obra.
Workmaster, a. Maestro, ol artifice principal.
Workshop, s. Taller, obrador.
Workwoman, 8/. Costurera, obrora.
World, 8, Mando; gente, gentio.
Worldliness, 8. cla; vanidad mundans;
aficion al mundo,
Worldling, a. Hombre mundano.
Worldly, a. Mundano; humano.—ad. Mun-
Wome Gu lombriz; polill
orm, 8. Gusano; lombriz; polilla; carco-
ma; coco; gorgojo. (Quim.) Serpentin.
Glow-worm, Luciérnaga. Sile-worm,
Gusano de seda. Vine-worm, Pulgon.
Worm-eaten, 4 Carcomido, apolillado ;
C0C080.
Worm-holes, e. pl. Carcoma.
Worm-seed, s. Santónico 6 simiente de
Wormwood, 2. (Bot.) Ajonj
ormw & (Bo O.
To Worry, oa. Despodazar ; perseguir, ator.
o Worry, oa. ; perseguir, ator-
Worse, a, comp. de Bad, Peor.—ud, Peor.
—8. Si mr lo po.
Worship, € Eminencia, excelencia; culto,
adoracion.
To Worship, va. Adorar, honrar, venerar,
Worshipful, a, nig Sere venerable.
Worshipfully, ad. Respetablemente, hono-
ríficamente.
‘Worshipper, 8. Adorador.
‘Worshipping, « Adoracion, culto,
Worst, a. superi. do Bad. Pésimo, mal-
simo.—+*. Lo peor.
To Worst, va. Vencor, triunfar de.
Worsted, a. Vencido.
Worsted, a. Estambre. ‘voza nueva,
‘Wort, « Un género de legumbres; la cer-
Worth, a. Valor, precio; mérito; considera-
cion.—a. Digno. me
Worthily, ad, pepa
“Worthiness, a. Dignidad, mérito; excelen-
Worthless, a. In o; vil, bajo.
Worthleesncss, a Indignidad, vileza.
Worthy, a. Digno, benemérito.—s. Hóroe.
Wove, Woven, pret. y part. pas. del verbo
To Weave. [como auxiliar.
Would, preé del verbo Tb Wil, U'saso
Wound, pp. del verbo To Wind,
Wound, 4. Herida, Naga.
To Wound, va. Herir, lagar ; ofondor.
Woundleas, a, Leso.
Woundwort, e. (Bot.) Vulneraria.
To Wrangle, en. Pelotear, reñir, disputar.
Wrangle, 3. Polotera, pondoncia, riña,
"Vrangler, 8. Pendenciero, disputador.
Fo Wrap, oa. Arrollar; envolver; contener.
Wrapper, €. El que arrolla; envolvedero;
embase,
faror, oblera, seco.
Wrathfal, a. Furioso, enojado,
Wrathfally, ad. Furiosamente,
Wrathless, a. Pacato, quieto, sin hiel.
To Wreak, va. Vengar, tomar satisfaccion.
E wreak one's anger, Descargar
era
‘Wreath, a. Corona, guirnalda
O,
To Wreathe, ex. Ensortijar; torcer; cefiir.
Wreathy, a. Enroscado, ensortijado; tor-
Wace Naufragi in Were blog
8. o, ruina, on.
To Wreck, va. y n. Naufragar, salir mal de
algun negocio; arruinar.
Wren, e. (Orn.) Reyezuelo,
To Wrench, va. Arrancar; dislocar.
Wrench, s, Arranque; tiron violento.
To Wrest, va. Arrancar. 7b wrest from,
Arrobatar.
Wrest, 8. Violencia; contorsion ; dislocacion.
Wrested, a. Torcido; forzado.
W rester, € Torcedor.
To Wrestle, on. Luchar; disputar, altercar.
Wrestler, e. Atlota, luchador. [lestra.
Wrestling, €. Lucha. Ulcerosa Pa-
Wretch, e. Un infeliz, un miserable, un des-
venturado, Poor toretch ! Pobre diablo !
Wretched, a. Infeliz, miserable; vil, per-
verso.
Wretchodly, ad. Infelizmente; vilmente.
Wretchedness,s. Infelicidad, misoria; bajeza.
To Wriggle, on. Bullir, agitarso irre
mente.—oa. Mover 6 agitar. onda.
Wrispling, 8. Enroscadura; rosca, vuelta ú
Wright, e Artifice, artesano, obrero. Wheel-
eoright, Tornero. Ourt-wright, Carretero.
é nai deg el ds ntero de navios.
ring, va. Toroer; arrancar ; estrujar ;
atormentar; interpretar mal.
Wringer, 8. Torcedor, torcedora,
Wrinkle, e Arruga; doblez del paño.
To Wrinklo, va. gar. Zo wrinkle one's
brow, Fruncir las cejas.
Wrist, 8. Muñeca de la mano.
Wristband, ¢. Puño de camisa.
Writ, e Escrito; órden; auto; ejecucion.
Holy writ, La sagrada Escritora.
To Write, va. yn. bir, producir ; tenor
correspondencia epistolar; imprimir en
el ánimo, To «oríte after, Copiar.
Writer, e. Escritor, autor; escribiente.
To Writhe, oa. Torcer, encorvar ; arrancar.
—on. Acongojarse.
Writing, 2. Escritara, escrito, manuscrito.
Writing-desk, e. Escritorio. (Mex.) Kacri-
banía,
Writing-master, s. Macstro de escribir.
Writing-paper, a. Papol para escribir.
Written, part. pas. del vorbo Zo Write.
Wrong, €. Injaria, injusticia, agravio, por-
o; error; culpa. You are in the
rome, Y. no ep razon.—d. q
so; irregular; do sesgo. :
To Wrong, va. Agraviar, injuriar, malefi-
Wrong-doer, $. Injusto ; ente; ofen-
sor.
Wronger, @ Agraviador ; injuriador, inicuo,
Wrongful, a. Injusto, inicuo, perverso.
Injustamente, ain razon 6
te
llar dp
motivo. FCO,
Wrongheaded, a. o; d ado;
Wrongheadedness, €. Maloficencia, inicus,
tenacidad ; sostiene con tenacidad.
+Wrongless, a. Justo, recto. [po.
Wrongly, ad. Injustamento i ee de tiem-
la | Wrote, pred. del verbo Tb
Wroth, a. Enojado. [ Work,
Wronght, y part. pas. oi To
YAW
YOR
Wrung, pret. y part. pas. dol verbo To
Wring A eruad mas, (Náu.) Palo
hecho comba
bal & a, Torcido, bap ied ig teal
ry spay wry face, Gesto, visajos.
Wry neck, Torticolis.
To Wry, ea. Torcer, encorvar.
Wryed, a. De sesgo, torcido.
Wryly, ad. Oblicuamente.
Wryneck, & (Orn.) Toroecuello.
Wrydraughta, 8. Alantarilla, albafial.
X.
La X tiene dos sonidos, El primero equi-
vale á cs en castellano; v. g., ezcellence,
erecuta, tas; y el segundo á ga, pronun-
clando la s como en Frances; v. g.,
ezample, executor.
opc e. Arbol del dolor de muelas.
antippe, & Jantipa, mujer ona.
Xebec, «. (Náu.) « Diane da
Xenium, @ pl. Xenta, Rogalo que so da
á un huesped 6 extranjero,
Xenodochiam, $. Meson, rons, hospicio.
+Xenodochy, 8. Hospital! [los ojos.
Xerocollyrium, 8. Colirio seco, pomada para
Xerophthalmy, a. Joroftalmia; irritacion
de los ojos. (austral
Xiphias, 8. (Ict.) Pez espada. (Astr.) Jiflas,
Xiphium, a. (Bot.) Jifion, acoro.
Xoana, 8. pl. Imágenes grabadas,
Xylalocs, 2. Madera do aloe.
X ylobalsamum, a. Jilobálsamo.
X ylographer, €. Grabador on madera.
Xylography, a El grabado en madera.
Xyster, €. Instrumento quirúrgico,
ye
Y so pronuncia como en castellano al prin-
ciplo de las voces, y so la considera como
letra consonante. Al fin do las palabras
se pronuncia como t castellana, y se
oon So vocal, ie
acht, 8. (Nau.) Yate, yac ac.
To Yap, en. Ladrar. ‘ 2
Yard, a. Corral, PAHO yarda; astillero.
(Náu.) Vorga Yard-arma, Peñoles de
las vergas. Afain-yard, Vorga mayor.
Sprit-suil-yard, Vorga de ccbadera
Square-yards, Vergas redondas. To
brace the yards, Bracear las vergas.
To top the yarda, Amantillar las vergas.
Yardland, 8. Medida de tierra que varia
segun los diferentes condados.
a 8 La medida de una yarda vara
nglesa.
Yarn, s. Estambre; hilo do lino. Cotton
arn, Hilo de torzal. Weaver'a yarn,
lilaza. Rope-yarn, (Néu) Filástica.
Spun-yarn, Meollar.
To Yarr, on. Regañar; resistir,
Yarrish, a. Bronco, seco.
Yarrow, & (Bot.) Milenrama, milho
Yaw, 3. Nau) Quinsde a
To Yaw, oa. (Náu.) Gatiiar; andar baci=--
do eses, Ina
o
Yawl, « (Náu.) Sereni, embarcacion pe,:-
To Yawn, on. Bostezar.
Yawn, @ Bostezo.
Yawner, €, Bostezador. [Bosienn
y pe eri
aws, e. e de eru cutánea,
+Ycleped, a. Llamado, nombrado.
Ye, nom. de Thou. Vos
Yea, ad, Bi, ciertamente; y san, y elena
oveja.
Yeanling, 8 Cordero mamanton. ae
Year, a. Año. New year's day, Wr *-
año nuevo. New year’s gift, Agus.
Leap year, Año bisiesto.
Yearling, 8. El animal de un año.
Yearly, a. Anual —ad. Anualmente.
To Ycarn, en. Compadecerse; desesr e:
abinco; afligirse.
Yearnfully, ad. Compasionadamente.
Yearning, 8. Lástima, compasion.
Yeast, e, Jiste; fermento; espuma de |s 11
Yelk, a Yema de huevo.
To Yell, on. Aullar; dar alaridos.
Yell, e. Aullido; alarido, grito lastimen
Yellow, a. Amarillo, grow yeu:
Amarillear.—e. A marillez.
Yellow-berries, 8. pl. Pizacantas
Yellow-hammer, 8. on) Oropéndols
Yellowish, a. A: ento.
Yellow-lead, a. Albayalde calcinado.
To Yelp, on. Latir, gañir.
Yelping, a Gañido, ‘
Yeoman, & Hacendado; labrador ee
\
do; del rey de Inglaterra 13:-'
Paleo d
una pro?
Yeomanry, 8. El conjunto de dais
To Yerk, ea. V. To Jerk.
Yerk, a. V. Jerk.
To Yern, on. V. To Yearn.
Yes, ad. Sí Yes truly, Ciertamente
vet e Y. Ges
estor, a. e ayer. ;
Yesterday, s. Ayer, el dia de aver.—ad.45-
Yesternight, «, Anoche 6 la noche ps
ad. Ayer por la tarde.
la | Yesty, a. Espumoso,
Yet, conj. Con todo, sin embargo: 1”
empero.—ad, Ademas, todavit, »*
de eso; aun, hasta ahora, hasts 0
Yew, 8. (Bot.) Tejo.
Yowen, a. Hecho de tejo.
To Yex, on, Epa, sollozar. bee hes
To Yield, va. Dar, producir; admit’. *~
ceder.—eon, Ceder, rendirse; conv"
Yiclder, a. El que code 6 se somete.
Yielding, a. tablo; flojo; conle=*
diente. —s Sumision, docilidad. der"
Yieldingly, ad. Libremente; flojamc="*
Yieldingness, s. Facilidad en ceder 0en>-
descendencia,
Yoke, s. Yugo; esclavitud; yunta |”:
To Yoke, ea. Uncir; unir; sujetar; !-.
Yoke-elm, 4 (Bot.) Carpe, ede cs
Yoke-fellow, Yokemate, €. Compañero
los trabajos.
Yolk, a. Yema do huevo. V. Yell.
Yon, Yonder, a. y ad. Alli, allá.
Yore, ad. Tiempo hace; antiguamente
pm
You, Tú, to, ti; vos, vosotros, vosotras ;
, Vm., VV., Vs.
Young, a. Jóven, mozo. A young face,
Cara remozada A young plant, Planta
ticrna—a Hijuclos, la cria de los ani-
males, Hermano menor.
Younger, a, Mas jóven. ci A brother,
Younyish, a. Mozuelo, jovencillo, tierno.
Youngling, 8. Poqueñuelo.
+Youngly, ad. De tierna edad. [vete.
Youngster, RAE 8. Jovoncito, mozal-
Your, pron. Vuestro, de Vda 6 VV.
Yourself, pron. Ti mismo, V. mismo.
Yourselves, pl. Vosotros 6 Vds. mismos,
Youth, 8, Juventud, mocedad, edokeconcts,
Youthful, a, Juvenil; fresco, vigo:
Y outhfall y, ad, De un modo jarcall, e como
muchac o. 3
Youthfalness, 8. Mocedad, juventud.
+Y outnly, +Youthy, a. Juvenil, joven.
+Yuck, e Barna,
+To Yuck, va. Rascar.
Yule, 8. Nay idad, bale
tYux, € Hipo, mov
estomago,.
de pascua,
ento convulsivo dol
Z.
%, Ultima letra del ebro
Zalftre, a. (Min.) Zafre, azul.
Zany, e. Gracioso ; bufon, truhan.
Zual, e Zelo; fervor; ardor,
Zealot, 8. Zelador, entuslasta; fanático.
Zealuus, A. Zeloso ; fanático.
Zealously, ad. Con pasion y zclo.
Zealousness, $. Ardor excesivo, entusiasmo.
Zebra, 8. Cebra.
Zechin, a. Zequi, moneda de oro. [mática,
Zecloary, a. (Bot.) Zedoaria, raiz y planta aro
Zenith, e, Zenit 6 cenit.
Zephyr, Zephyrus, 2. Céfiro, favonto.
Zest, 8. Luquete; sainete; bizna; siesta.
Zota, 2. Una letra del alfabeto griego.
Zetetio, a. Cetético, un método de resolver
Zenguns, e. Zeugma, figura retért
ugma, 8. Zeugma, figura retérica,
Zigzag, a, Culebreado.
Zine, 8, Zinc. Flowers of stne, Zinc subli-
ma a plan of winc, Sulfato de
Zincograph , 8. spy, El pr ¿de grabar en zinc
olaa.
Zoilus, 2. Zoilo, crítico Severo.
Zone, & Banda, faja. (Geog.) Zona.
aphy, 8. Zoografía.
Zed uy, e. El culto y adoraclon de los ani
arity e. Los restos fósiles de un animal
Zoological, a. Zoológico [eía.
Zoologist, 8. Zodlogo, el profesor de zoolo
Zoology, 8. Zoologia.
Zoonomy, & Zoonomia.
Zoophyte, & Zoofito.
Zootomist, s. Zootémico.
Zootomy, a. Zootomia. [especie de hérpes.
Zoster, 8. Cingulo, cintnron. (Méd.) Zoster
Zygomatic, a. (Anat.) Zigomátioco.
Zymology, 8. Zimologia.
LISTA ALFABETICA
DE LOS NOMBRES
DE PAISES, NACIONES, PROVINCIAS, MARES, PUEBLOS,
RIOS, MONTANAS, ETO.
QUE NO GE ESCRIBEN DEL MISMO MODO
EN INGLES QUE EN ESPANOL.
r—— > ÍÑ_ _
ATH BUR
Abbeville, Adevílla, Females 8, I a. Ausiriaco,
Aberdeen, Aberdin, Pt ra
Abyssinia, Alisinia, . Avignon, A
Achmans, Aqueos.
Achaya, Acaya. Babylon, Babilonia,
Actium, A oe “0p Mar Báltico,
Adrianople, Adrianópol Barbada.
Adriatic sea, Mar A Pático, ae rberta.
2gean sea, Mar Egeo 6 Archipiélago asle, Basilea.
Etna, Etna 6 Mongibelo (volcan de Sicilia). aa Baacoa.
Aix, Ez. Datei Batavians, Búlavos.
Aix Ia Chapelle, Aqgutsgran. Bavaria, Baviera,
Ajaccio, Ayaclio, Bavarian, 8. y a. Bávaro.
Alais, Alesia. Bayonne, Bayona.
‘Albanian 6 Arnaut, Albanes 6 Arnauta. | Bearn, Bearne.
Albany, Aldanta. Bodouina, Beduinos.
Alessandría, Alejandría de la Palla, Belgian, Belga ; Bélgico,
Alexandria, Alejandría de Egipto. Belgic, Bélgico.
Algerine, Argetíno. Bolórade e
Algesiras, Algeciras. o
Algiers, Argel. Beer. engala 7 (cladad del Asis),
Alicant, Alicante. Bern 6 Berne, Berna.
Alps, Alpes. Bethlehem, Belen,
Alsace, Alsacta, [Amazonas. | Bilboa, Bilbao.
Amazons' river, Rio Marafion 6 de las| Biscay, Viecaya,
Anatolia 6 Anadoll, Natolia 6 Asta menor. Biscayan,
Andalusia, Andalucia.
Andalusian, Andalus,
Angouleme, Angulema,
Antibes, Antido.
Antilles, pre
Antioch, Ant
Antwerp, A ip 27 Antuerpía,
Apennines, Apentnos,
Aquitaine, Aguitanta.
Arabian, 8. y a. A’rabe.
Archipelago, Bl Archipiélago 6 mar Egeo.
Ardennes, Ardénas.
Armagnac, Armañac (en Francia),
Armenian, 8. y A, Armenio.
pi Aragon. a
mese, & y G. Aragones.
Assis date
Assyrian, 8. y a. Astrio,
Athenian, s. y a. Ateniense,
Athens, Aténas.
ar Negro 6 E
Black sea, Mar Negro 6 Ponto Euaino.
Boetians, Beocios habitants de la Beocfa)
Bohemian, 4 y a.
Bois le Duc, Bold coded de Brabante)
Bologna, A cludad de Italia).
rus, Bón
Brabant, Brabante,
Brazilian, 2. y a. Brasileño.
Bremen, Brema,
Bretagne, Brittany, Bretaña.
Brienne, Brena.
Britain (Great) Za Gran Brelañía,
Bruges, Brújas,
Bula Bruséias.
a an, €. y a. Búlgaro,
Burgundy, Borgoña, aa
ELB
HUN
Byzantium, Bleancio (nombre antiguo} England, /nglaterra.
del Constantivopla) English, Jnglea,
English channel, Canal de la Mancha.
Cafiira, Cafres. Englishman, /ngZes.
Caffraria, Cafreria. Ephesus, Efeso.
Cagilary, Caller. Escurial, rial,
Calais, Cales. Esquimaux, £Esquimales.
Jam bri Cambrigia.
Can y, Ca 4 Finland, Finlandia.
Canary islands, 1: Canarias, Flanders, Fléndes.
Cantabrian, $. y a. Cántabro, Flemish, e. y a. Flamenco.
Canterbury, Cantórbderi. Breton. | Florence, E
Cape Breton island, Jela real 6 cabo | Finshing, sg ds (cludad de Holanda 1.
onteneldó.
Capo d'Istria, Cabo de Iatria.
Carignano, Caréjian.
Carpathian mountalnsa, Montes Carpácios.
Carthage, Curtago.
Casplan sea, Mar Caspio,
Castilo (New), Castila la nueva,
Castile (Old), Castilla la vieja.
Castilian, a. y A. Castellano,
Catalonia, Cutaluña.
Catalonian, e. y a. Catalan,
Caucasus, Cducaso.
Cayenne, Cuyena,
Ceylon, Ceilan.
Chamberry, Chamberi.
Champagno, Champaña,
Chilean, a. y a. Chileno 6 Chileño,
Chili, Chile,
Chinese, €, y a. Chino.
Christianopel, Cristianópolis,
Cologne, Colonia.
Columbla, Culombia (nombre da varias co-
marcas, pueblos y rios do Amúrica).
Constance, Consta nea,
Constantinople, Constantinopla,
Copenhagen, Copenhague,
Copta, Coptos.
Corinth, Corinto.
Cornwall, Corrnuallia,
Corsica, Curcega.
Corsican, 8. y a. Corso.
Corunna, Coruña.
Courland, Curlandia,
Cracow, Cracovia,
Cyprus, Chipre.
Damascus, Damasco,
Damictta, Damieta 6 Damiata.
Dane, Dinamarques.
Danish, Danes 6 Dinamarques.
Danube, Donau, Danubio,
Dardanelles, Dardanelos,
Dauphiny, Delfinado.
Denmark, Dinamarca,
Deux Ponts, Dos Puentes,
Dieppe, Diepe 6 Diepa,
Dnioper, Ni¿éper.
Douay, Duay.
Douro, Duero.
Dover, Dócer 6 Dóvres.
Downs (The), Las Dunas.
Dresden, Dresre.
Dunkirk, Dunquerque.
Dutch, Zolandas.
Dutchman, Zolandes.
Eayet, Egipto.
Elbing, eds (ciudad de Prusia).
Fontainebleau,
Franco, Francta,
Francho Comtó, Franco-Condada,
Freiburg, Friburgo.
French, Frances,
Frenchman, Frances.
Friesland, Frisia.
Frontiniac, Prontiñac.
Frozen sea, Mar Glacial
Gallicians, Gallegos.
Gallipoli, Galipoli.
Gascony, Gascuña.
Gaul, Galia,
Geneva, Ginebra,
Gonoa, Génova.
Genoese, & y 4. Genoves.
German, & y A. Aleman,
Germania, (rermánico.
Germany, Alemania.
Ghent, Gante,
(:ironde, Gironda, La
Good Hope (Cape of), Cabo de Buen. ir
Goths, Godos.
Gottemburg, Fotenmburgo.
pela a Gotinga.
Gravelines, Gravelinas.
Greece, Grecia.
Greek, 8. y a. Griego.
Greenland, Groenlandia.
Greenlandor, 8. y 4. Groenlandee.
Grison territory, El territorio de loa (:r-
sones.
a Ccedelpe.
uadalonpe, wpe.
ualemala,
Guatemala, G
lisa Guéldres, *
uernsey, Guernesey.
Guienne, Guiena,
Guipuscoa, Guipuscoa,
Hague, Haya.
Hainault, Henao.
Hanse 6 Hanseatic, Anseático,
Havannah 6 Havana, Habana.
Havre de Grace, l/avre de Gracia.
Haytl, V. Hispantola.
Hebrides 6 Hebudes, lZébrides,
Helvetic, Zelvético.
Hessian, Hesés.
Hispaniola, Jsla Española 6 de Santo I>
mingo.
Holland, Holanda,
Holy Land, Tierra Santa.
Horn (Capo), Cabo de Hérnoe.
Hungarian, a. y a. Zungaro.
Hungary, Zunagria.
NAR
Iceland, Islanda,
Icolander, Jslandes.
Icelandic, Jeléndico.
Indus, Jndo,
Ionian, Jonto 6 Jónico.
Jreland, /rianda,
Irish, Irlandes.
Irishman, Zrlandeas.
Ital e y a. Italiano.
Italy, fad
Jepes Japon, S
Japanese, 8. Y & Japones.
Jubland, Jutlandia,
E a
affres, Y. agi
Kalmucks, Calmucos,
Languedoc, Lenguadoc 6 Langiiedoe.
Lapland, Laponta,
Laplander, Lapon.
artis Lausana.
rna,
Leyton Ledo 6 aida
a.
Limosta 6 Lemousin, Lemosin,
Lisbon, Lisboa.
Lisle,
Loire, Loira,
Lombardy, Lombardia,
Louisiana, Lutstana.
Louvain, Lovaina.
Low bigs Pb tage Bajos.
Lower Rhine, Bajo Rin,
Luce Lucerna.
Lucon, Lanoale 6 Lazonis, Luzon,
Lyonnola, Leones,
Lyons, Leon,
Macedon, Macedonia.
Madeira, Madera,
M , Tierra de Magallénes.
Majorca, Mallorca.
dives, Maldtvías.
Malines, Mecheln 6 Mochlin, Malinas,
Maltese, Maltes.
Marsellios, Marsella,
Martinique, Martinica,
Mauritius, Jela de Francia 6 Mauricia.
Mayence 6 Mentz, Maguncia.
Mayenne, Mayena,
Mediterranean, Mar Mediterrdneo.
Middleburg, Midelburgo.
Milanese, s. y O. Milanes; Milanesado.
Minho, Miño.
Minorca, Menorca.
Mohammedan, Mahometano,
Mondoneda, Mondoftedo,
Montpellier, Afom; a
Moorish, Moro 6 Mortsco,
Moravians, Moravoe.
Morocco, Marruécos.
Mosambique, Mozambique.
Naples, Ni
Napoll di Eomanta, Nápoles de Romania.
Narbonne, Narbona.
Navarre, Navarra,
Navarrese, 8. y a. Navarro,
N
Negrolan
N
Pacific ocean, Mar Pacífico,
Palatinate, Palatinado.
Pampeluna, Pamplona,
P 'arnaso.
Peloponnesus, Peloponeso.
Pennsylvania, Penstivanta.
Pensacola, Pa
Perpi
Persian, a, y a. Persa, Persiano.
Fila ta,
Poland,
Polander 6 Polo, Polaco,
Polish, Polaco.
Prague, Praga,
Provence, Provensa,
Prussian, e. y a. Prustano,
Pyrenees, lrinsos
Red sea, Mar Rojo 6 Mar Bermejo.
Rhine, Rtn.
Rhodes, Ródas.
Rhone, Ródano.
Rochelle (la), La Rochela,
Roerm
Baintonge, Santonge. sie
TIC
St. Ubes, Setudal,
Balsona, Solsona,
Samotraki, Samotracta,
Sar Zaragoza,
Sardinia, Cerdeña.
Bardinian, 2. y a. Sardo.
Sassari, Sacer,
Savoy, Suboya.
Savoyard, e. y a. Saboyardo 5 Suboyano.
Saxon, & y a. Sajon,
o Sajonia,
Echeldt, Excalda,
Schaffhausen, Xsoq/fuea,
Kelo, Quio 6 Escio.
Ecot, E
Ecotchman, Xscoces,
Scottish, Escoces.
Scotland, Escocia,
Beine, Sena.
Severn, Severna. da.
Shetland 6 Zetland islands, Zalas de Zetian-
Sicilian, €. y a. Siciliano,
Sicily, Sicilia.
Sienna, Sena,
Siorra Leone, Sierra Leona.
Smyrna, Lemirna.
Socotra, Socotera.
Soleure, Soleura 6 Soleure,
Sound, Sund, Sonda, [Sur.
South America, América Meridional 6 del
South sea, Alar del Sur 6 Pacifico.
Bpain, Kspañla.
Spaniard, Kspañol.
Spanish, Español,
Sparta, pee 6 Lacedemonia,
Spartans, Espartanos 6 Lacedemonios.
bonos, Enplaberg 6 Espisde
pitzbergen, Aapteoerg isderga,
Stockholm, Estocolmo.
Strasburg, Estrasburgo.
Suabia, Swabia, Suadia 6 Suebía,
Suevl, Suevos.
Bwede, Sueco.
Sweden, Suecta,
Swedish, Sueco.
Swiss, a, y a. Suéso,
Switzerland, Suiza 6 Helvocia,
Table Bay, Bahia de Tabla,
Tafilet, 7a flete,
Tagus, 7ujo.
Tangier, Tánger.
Taranto, Tarento.
Tartar, a. y a. Tártaro.
Tartary, Tartaria,
Taurus, Zauro.
Teneriffe, Tenerife.
Terra di or, Tierra de Labor.
Thames Gr.) Tm isis.
Thebes, Té
Thessalonica, Salónica,
Thessaly, Te.
2alia,
Thionville, ZVonvila,
Ticino, Tesin,
644
Tours, Tura.
Trebisond 6 Tarabasand,
Tremoville, Tramulla,
Trent, Trento.
Valtsling (conniry), Pallelina.
ne (coun
Vandals, Mandale.
Varennes, Varenaa,
vl eros
Dgen,
Vonaiseln, Condado Venesino.
Venetian, €. y a. Veneciano,
Venice, Venscia,
cis).
A eee eee (pueblo de rhea
Vincennes, Vincéras.
Vivaraia, Vivares (comarca do Francis)
Ukraine, Ucrenia.
Ulm, Ulma.
The United Provinces, Provincias Unidas
contas Undervald.
psal, U7
Utretcht, Ulregue.
Walcheren, Faicheren,
Wal
Wotzlar, Veslaria,
Widdin, Vidin,
Yarmonth, Yarmut
York, Yorka,
Y prez, Ypre.
Zealand, Zelanda.
LISTA ALFABETICA
DE LOS NOMBRES PROPIOS DE HOMBRES Y MUJERES,
QUE SH ESCRIBEN DB DIFERENTE MODO
EN ESPAÑOL QUE EN INGLES.
A er
CAT GER
Abraham, Adrahan, Cecrops, Cécrope.
Absalom, Adaalon, Charla Carlos.
Achilles, Aquiles.
Adam, Adan.
rence ANd
olp dolfo,
‘Adrian, Adrian 6 Adriano.
/Emilius, Xmilio,
Eschilas, Esquilo,
Agathe: Agueda,
Agnes, Ines. y
Alaric, Alarico.
Albert, Alderto.
Alexander, ay roots
Alexandrina, Alejandra 6 Alejandrina.
Alfred, Alfredo,
Alice, Alicia.
Alphonsus, Alfonso, Alonso 6 Ildefonso,
Alwin, Aluino.
Amadeus, Amadeo,
Ambrose, Ambrosius, Ambrosio.
Andrew, Andree,
Ann, Anno, Ana.
Anselm, Anselmo.
Anthonine, Antonino.
Anthony, Antonio.
Archibald, Archibaldo,
Aristotle, Aristóteles.
Arnold, Arnaldo.
Arthur, Arturo.
A Aianaee:
Augustus, Augusto.
Augubtin, Austin, Agustin.
Aurelius, Aurelio 6 Aureliano
Barnabas, Barnaby, Bernadé,
Bartholomow, Bartolomé,
Basil, Basilio.
Beatrix, Beatrice, Beatria,
Benadict, Benito,
Benedicta, Benita.
Bernard, Bernardo,
Bertram, Beltran.
Blase, Blas,
Bonaventure, Buenaventura 6 Ventura.
Bridget, Brigida,
Cesar, César,
Caroline, Carolina.
Catharine, Catalina.
Charlotte, Carlota.
Christian, Cristiano.
Christino, Cristina,
Christopher, Cristóbal.
Chrysostom, Crisóstomo.
Cicely, Cecilia,
rae Clara.
Claude, Claudius, Claudio.
Claudia, Qaudia 6 Claudina.
Clovis, Clodoveo,
Conrad, Conrado.
Constantius, Constancio.
Cornelius, Cornelio.
Cyprian, Cipriano,
Cyrilus, Cirilo.
Cyrus, Ciro.
Dennis, Dionisio,
Diona, Dionisia.
Dorick, Teodorico. A
Dorothy, Dorotea.
Edmund, Fdmundo.
Edward, Eduardo,
Eleanor, Leonor.
Elisha, Ellis, Btiséo.
Elizabeth, JZsabel.
Ellen, Klena.
Emanuel, Manuel.
Emma, Ema 6 Manuela.
Ernest, Ernesto.
Euclid, Zuclid.
Eugene, Zugento, Eugenia.
Euphomia, Lufanta,
Euphrosyne,
Eusebius, Hua.
Eustace, Eustaquio,
Felicia, Felisa 6 Felicia,
Ferdinand, Fernando,
Florence, Florencio, Florencia.
Frances, isca,
Francis, Francisco.
Frederic, Federico, Federica.
George, Jorge.
Gerard, Gerardo.
Gertrude, Gertrúdis,
NAT ZEN
Gervas, Gervasio, Nicholas, Nicolas,
Gilbert, (¢lberto, Noah, Nod
Gllos, Gil
Godfrey, Godofredo. Octavius, Octavio,
Grace, Engracia. Oliver, Oliverio.
Gregory, (sregorio. Otho, Ofon,
Gustavus, G Patrict
Ea Paul, Pablo.
Hannah, Ana, Paulina, Paula 6 Paulina.
Hannibal, Anibal, Peregrine, Peregrino 5 Peregrin.
Harriet, Enriqueta, Peter, Pedro.
Henry, Esrágua Philippa, Fee
enry, ppa,
Herbert, Heberto, Plutarch, Piudarco,
Hester,
Hierome, Gerónimo. Quintilian, Quéintillano.
IA ara hata, Rogue
obert, Hu
Horace, Horatio, Horacio. Ralph, Rolph, Rodolfo.
Hugh, Hage. eras Randof, Randotjo.
aa tarea, Aolmdo, Ramon
o
olor deny Reuben, Ruben.
Ísidor, Isidro 6 Isidore. Reynold, Reinaldo.
J Santiago, Jacobo, Jaime 6 Die Robert, Roberto.
am, aime
dad Juana, dl ds Roderic, majo
pel cp Ro pe lo 6 Bi
ro r, Roger A
oachini Ronald, Ronaldo.
Joachim, Joaquin.
Joshua, Josué,
Judith, Judit
Julius, Judio,
Laetitia, Lottice, Leticia.
¡prenda Lamberto.
Laurence, Lorerao,
Lañarua Ldsaro.
Leander, Leandro.
Leo, Leon,
Leonard, Leonardo.
Leopold, Leopoldo,
Lowls, Louis, .Luts.
Livy, Lirio.
Louisa, Luisa,
Maurice, Morice, Mauricio,
Maximilian, Maximiliano.
Michael, Miguel,
Nathaniel Natanae, Nataniel,
Dela Rolando.
Rupert, Ruperto.
Sn rr Sigtemundo.
Silvan, Siloano.
Silvester, Siicestre.
Solomon, Salomon.
Sophia, ayia
ptephen,
usan, Susanna, Susana.
Terence, Terencio.
Thad
A 60.
Thoobald, Teobaldo,
Theodore, Teodora.
Theodorie, Teodorico.
Theodoslus, Teodosio.
Theophilus, 7edlo.
Theresa, Teresa,
ar Tomas.
mo Tisnoteo.
Titus, Rito,
Urban, Urbano.
Valentine, Valentin.
Veremond, Bermudo 6 Veremundo,
Vinoent, Vicente,
Wiltlinine Guillermina, Culllelanina.
a,
William, Guillermo 6 Gubllelmo.
Xenophon, Jenqonte.
Zann, La
LISTA ALFABETICA
DE LOS NOMBRES PROPIOS DE PERSONAS,
QUE SE UBAN ABREVIADOS FAMILIARMENTE EN INGLES,
CON SU CORRESPONDENCIA EN CASTELLANO.
De casi todos los nombres siguientes se pueden formar otros familiares en Castollano,
añadiéndoles una de estas terminaciones: to, ico, illo ; las cuales plerden la final si es
vocal,
estas silabas on qu; v. g., Francisco,
mudan la o en a para los femeninos; y en los acabados on co ú ca convierten
Francisquito; Francisca, Francisquita : por
esto solo se ponen los que tienen un nombro irregular á demas del regular.
Bab por Barbara, Bárbara, Barbarita,
Bat por Bartholomew, Bartolomé, Bartolo.
Bec por Rebecca, Rebeca.
Bel por Arabella, Arabela.
Bon por Bonjamin, Benjamin. Belita,
Beas’ Bet, Betsy, Betty, Ib por Elizabeth,
Biddy, por Bridget, rigida,
Bob, Bob por Robert, Roberto.
Bill, Billy por William, Guillermo.
Charly por Charles, Cárlos, Carlitos.
Cis por Cicoly, Cecilia,
Dan por Daniel, Daniel.
Davy por David, David.
Dick, Dicky por Richard, Ricardo.
Dol, Do por Dorothy, Dorotea,
Dy por Diang Diana,
Ellick, Sandy por Alexander, Alejandro.
Fan, Fanny por Frances, Francisca, Fras-
uita, Paquita, Panchita, Currita,
aca, Farruca,
Fred por Frederick, Federico,
Gef por Geffery, Geofredo.
Gib por Gilbert, Gilberto.
Hab por Herbert, Heberto.
Hal, Harry por Henry, Enrique.
Henny por Menrictta, Enriqueta,
Hodge por Roger, Rog
Jack, Johnny por John, Juan.
Jem, Jommy por James, Santiago, Jacobo.
Jerry por Jeremy, Geronimo, Geromo.
Jinny por Jane, Juana, (Pepilo.
Joe, Josy por Joseph, Josd, Pepe, Pepito,
Kato, Kitty por Catharine, Catalina, Ca-
é
Kit por Christopher, Cristobal, Tobatito.
Len por Leonard, Leonardo.
Letty por Letitia, Leticia,
Tis oe Eliza, Kitaa,
Madge, Meg por Margery, Margarita.
Mat por Matthew,
Maudliin por Magdalen, Magdalena.
woe J He pein oo MG ay ua,
ol, Molly por y, Mar: ariqu
Marica, Maruja.
Nan, Nancy por Ann, Ana,
Ned, Neddy, 7 por Edward, Eduardo.
Nel, Nelly por Ellen y Elcanor, Elena y
Nic por Nicholas, Nicolas.
Nol por Oliver, Oliverio.
Pam por Pamela, Pamela,
Patty Baad Martha, Harta,
re eggy por Margaret, Margarita,
Pel por Peregrine, Peregrin.
Pen por Penelope, Penelope.
Phil por Philip, Felipe.
Pru por Prudence, Prudencia.
Sal, Sally por Sarah, Sara.
Sam gor amuel, Samuel.
Sib, Sibby por Sobastian, Sebastian.
Sil por Silvester, Silvestre.
Sim por Bimon, Simon, Simoncito.
Tid, Tit por Theodore, Teodoro.
Tim por Timothy, Timoteo.
Tom, Tommy por Thomas, Tomas.
Tony por Anthony, Antonio, Antontllo,
Antoñito
Tracy por Theresa, Teresa.
Val por Valentine, Valentin.
Vin por Vincent, Vicente.
Wat por Walter, Quallerio,
Will por William, Guillermo,
Zach por Zachary, Zacanas. Sis
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