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| g {letter} | :: letter |
| G {letter} | :: The seventh letter of the Spanish alphabet |
| gabacha {f} [Central America] | :: A work shirt (usually short-sleeved and not tucked in), or a smock or apron worn by people such as kindergarten children, gardeners, doctors, physiotherapists, spa workers, chefs, or housekeepers |
| gabacha {f} | :: feminine noun of gabacho |
| gabacho {adj} [geography] | :: Pyrenean |
| gabacho {adj} | :: Gallic, frenchified |
| gabacho {m} | :: a villager from the Pyrenees |
| gabacho {m} [colloquial, Spain] | :: a Frenchman, a frog |
| gabacho {m} [colloquial, mildly pejorative, Texas] | :: A white man of any nation. Originally the word for rutabaga |
| gabacho {m} [colloquial, pejorative, Mexico] | :: foreigner, gringo |
| Gabaldón {prop} {m} | :: surname |
| gabán {m} | :: overcoat |
| gabapentina {f} [medicine] | :: gabapentin |
| gabardina {f} | :: gabardine (type of resistant cloth) |
| gabardina {f} | :: raincoat |
| gabarra {f} | :: barge, boat |
| gabela {f} | :: tax |
| Gabi {prop} {f} | :: given name |
| Gabi {prop} {m} | :: given name |
| gabinete {m} | :: cabinet (all senses) |
| gabinetito {m} | :: diminutive of gabinete |
| gablete {m} | :: gable |
| Gabo {prop} {m} | :: given name |
| Gabo {prop} {m} [colloquial] | :: Colombian writer Gabriel García Márquez |
| Gabón {prop} | :: Gabon (Gabonese Republic) |
| gabonés {adj} | :: Gabonese |
| gabonés {m} | :: Gabonese |
| Gaborone {prop} | :: Gaborone (capital city) |
| Gabriel {prop} | :: Gabriel (Archangel) |
| Gabriel {prop} | :: given name |
| Gabriela {prop} {f} | :: given name, feminine form of Gabriel |
| gabro {m} | :: gabbro |
| gacel {m} | :: male gazelle |
| gacela {f} | :: gazelle |
| gacela de Thomson {f} | :: Thomson's gazelle |
| gaceta {f} | :: gazette; newspaper |
| gaceta {f} | :: A kind of container used in cooking |
| gacetilla {f} | :: short piece of news |
| gacetilla {f} | :: gossip (in a newspaper) |
| gacetillera {f} | :: feminine noun of gacetillero |
| gacetillero {m} | :: writer of short news articles |
| gacha {f} | :: liquid mass |
| gacha {f} [in the plural] | :: porridge, gruel, mush |
| gachas {fp} [colloquial] | :: mud |
| gachas {fp} | :: porridge, gruel, mush (food comprising cracked or rolled grains cooked in water or milk) |
| gachas {fp} | :: plural of gacha |
| gaché {m} | :: synonym of gachó |
| gachí {f} | :: chick; broad (woman) |
| gachito {adj} | :: diminutive of gacho |
| gacho {adj} | :: bent, crooked downwards |
| gacho {adj} [Mexico] | :: bad, mean, nasty, sleazy, raunchy, gross |
| gacho {m} [Argentina] | :: fedora hat |
| gachó {m} [pejorative, Spain] | :: man; fellow |
| gachupín {m} [Mexico, offensive, derogatory] | :: Spaniard |
| Gad {prop} | :: Gad (Biblical character and tribe) |
| gadafista {adj} | :: pro-Gadafi |
| gadafista {mf} | :: Gadafi supporter |
| gadget {m} | :: gadget |
| gaditana {f} | :: feminine noun of gaditano |
| gaditano {adj} | :: From Cádiz, Gaditanian |
| gaditano {m} | :: Someone from Cádiz, a Gaditanian |
| gadolinio {m} | :: gadolinium |
| gaélico {m} | :: Any Goidelic language (Irish, Scottish Gaelic, or Manx Gaelic) |
| gaélico {adj} | :: Gaelic (relating to the Gaels or their language) |
| gaélico escocés {m} | :: Scottish Gaelic |
| gaetana {f} | :: feminine noun of gaetano |
| gaetano {adj} | :: Of or pertaining to Gaeta |
| gaetano {m} | :: A person from Gaeta |
| gafa {f} | :: grapple |
| gafa {f} | :: clamp |
| gafa {f} [chiefly in the plural] | :: eyeglasses |
| gafapasta {m} | :: hipster |
| gafapasta {m} | :: nerd |
| gafar {v} | :: to jinx, put a jinx on [a person or thing supposed to bring bad luck] |
| gafar {vr} | :: to be jinx, be put a jinx on |
| gafas de sol {fp} | :: sunglasses |
| gafe {adj} | :: jinxed (bringing bad luck) |
| gafe {mf} | :: jinx (something or someone believed to bring bad luck) |
| gafete {m} | :: identification badge |
| gafotas {m} | :: four-eyes; specky |
| gafuda {f} [pejorative] | :: four eyes; specky |
| gafudo {m} [pejorative] | :: four eyes; specky |
| gag {m} | :: gag (joke) |
| gagá {adj} | :: gaga |
| Gagauzia {prop} {f} | :: Gagauzia (autonomous region) |
| gagauzo {adj} | :: Gagauz |
| gagauzo {m} | :: Gagauz (language) |
| gago {m} | :: stutterer (one who stutters) |
| gago {adj} | :: stuttering |
| gaguear {v} | :: to stutter |
| gaiense {adj} | :: of or pertaining to Vila Nova de Gaia, Portugal |
| gaiense {mf} | :: native or resident of Vila Nova de Gaia, Portugal |
| gaita {f} [musical instruments] | :: bagpipes |
| gaita {f} [colloquial] | :: tripe, nonsense |
| gaita {f} | :: gullet |
| gaita {f} [colloquial] | :: gullet (neck) |
| gaitera {f} | :: feminine noun of gaitero |
| gaitero {m} | :: bagpiper |
| gaje {m} | :: pay; salary |
| gajes del oficio {mp} [idiom] | :: all in a day's work |
| gajes del oficio {mp} [idiom] | :: occupational hazards |
| gajo {m} | :: tree branch |
| gajo {m} | :: a sector or segment of a fruit (torn), rarely a slice or wedge (cut) |
| gajo {m} | :: small cluster of grapes |
| gajo {m} | :: tine, prong, jag |
| gajo {m} | :: spur of mountains |
| gajo {m} [Argentina, botany] | :: cutting |
| gajudo {adj} | :: jagged (having jags) |
| gala {f} | :: gala |
| gala {f} | :: elegant dress, male clothes, specially those used in a gala |
| galacho {m} | :: oxbow lake |
| galactagoga {f} | :: galactagogue |
| galáctico {adj} | :: galactic |
| galáctico {m} [soccer] | :: A huge star signing, especially one signing for Real Madrid |
| galactómetro {m} | :: lactometer |
| galactoquinasa {f} | :: galactokinase |
| galactorrea {f} | :: galactorrhea |
| galactosa {f} [carbohydrate] | :: galactose |
| galactosamina {f} [organic compound] | :: galactosamine |
| galactosemia {f} | :: galactosemia |
| galactosiltransferasa {f} [enzyme] | :: galactosyltransferase |
| galacturónico {adj} | :: galacturonic |
| gálago {m} | :: galago |
| galaica {f} | :: feminine noun of galaico |
| galaico {adj} | :: Galician |
| galaico {m} | :: Galician (person) |
| galaicoportugués {m} | :: Galician-Portuguese |
| galán {adj} | :: gallant |
| galán {adj} [colloquial, Mexico, El Salvador] | :: nice, enviable, without worries (said of a situation) |
| galán {m} | :: an attractive young man, gallant |
| galán {m} | :: beau |
| galán {m} [drama] | :: protagonist, leading man |
| galán {adv} [colloquial, Mexico, El Salvador] | :: copiously, in a great and unmeasured quantity |
| galán {adv} [colloquial, El Salvador] | :: without worries, enjoying it [said of an enviable situation] |
| Galán {prop} {mf} | :: surname |
| galana {f} | :: feminine noun of galán |
| galanamente {adv} | :: elegantly, gracefully |
| galano {adj} [archaic] | :: smart; elegant; prim |
| galante {adj} | :: gallant, charming |
| galante {adj} | :: erotic |
| galanteador {adj} | :: flirty |
| galanteador {m} | :: flirter |
| galanteadora {f} | :: feminine noun of galanteador |
| galantear {v} | :: to court |
| galantear {v} | :: to make love with |
| galantear {v} | :: to flirt with |
| galantemente {adv} | :: gallantly |
| galanteo {m} | :: courtship, flirting |
| galantería {f} | :: gallantry |
| galantina {f} | :: galantine |
| galanura {f} | :: prettiness, elegance |
| galápago {m} | :: Any of several species of turtle |
| galápago {m} [Ecuador] | :: giant tortoise |
| Galápagos {prop} | :: Galápagos |
| galapagueño {adj} | :: Galapagoan |
| galapaguito {m} | :: diminutive of galápago |
| galardón {m} | :: award, prize |
| galardón {m} | :: reward |
| galardonar {v} | :: to award |
| gálata {adj} | :: Galatian |
| gálata {mf} | :: Galatian |
| Gálatas {prop} {fp} [bible] | :: Galatians (the book of the Bible) |
| galaxia {f} | :: galaxy |
| galdakoztarra {adj} | :: Of or from Galdácano |
| galdakoztarra {mf} | :: Someone from Galdácano |
| galdosiano {adj} | :: Related to, or in a style similar to Benito Pérez Galdós |
| galdosista {mf} | :: A supporter, or expert of Benito Pérez Galdós |
| gálea {f} | :: galea (a Roman helmet) |
| galeaza {f} | :: galleass |
| galena {f} [mineral] | :: galena |
| galénico {adj} | :: Galenic |
| galeno {m} [Latin America] | :: doc (doctor) |
| galenso {m} [Argentina] | :: a Welsh person from Y Wladfa in Chubut province |
| galenso {m} [Argentina, chiefly Patagonia, colloquial] | :: someone with blond or red hair |
| galeón {m} | :: galleon |
| galeota {f} | :: galliot |
| galeote {m} | :: galley slave |
| galera {f} | :: galley |
| galerada {f} | :: galley proof |
| galería {f} | :: gallery |
| galería {f} | :: passage |
| galerismo {m} | :: gallery art |
| galerista {mf} | :: galerist (art gallery owner) |
| galerista {mf} | :: art dealer |
| galerita {f} | :: crested lark |
| galerón {m} | :: a kind of folk song from Venezuela |
| Gales {prop} {m} | :: Wales (country) |
| galés {adj} | :: Welsh (from or native to Wales) |
| galés {adj} | :: Welsh (pertaining to Wales) |
| galés {m} | :: a Welshman |
| galés {m} | :: the Welsh language |
| galesa {f} | :: feminine noun of galés |
| galga {f} | :: greyhound |
| galgo {m} | :: greyhound (dog breed) |
| galgo {m} | :: English greyhound (ellipsis of galgo inglés) |
| galgo {m} | :: greyhound (cocktail) |
| galgo español {m} | :: Spanish greyhound (dog breed) |
| galgo italiano {m} | :: Italian greyhound |
| galguear {v} [dialect, Central America, Mexico, Argentina] | :: to be hungry |
| galguería {f} [colloquial] | :: snack |
| gálgulo {m} | :: azure-winged magpie (Cyanopica cyanus) |
| Galia {prop} {f} | :: Gaul [region] |
| Galia Bélgica {prop} {f} [historical] | :: Gallia Belgica |
| gálibo {m} [transport] | :: An arch or similar structure used to determine the clearance of a moving vehicle (in a drive-through, a railway station, etc.) |
| galicano {adj} | :: Gallican |
| Galicia {prop} {f} | :: Galicia (autonomous community) |
| Galicia {prop} {f} | :: surname |
| galicismo {m} | :: gallicism |
| gálico {adj} | :: Gallic |
| gálico {m} | :: syphilis |
| Galilea {prop} {f} | :: Galilea (region) |
| galileano {adj} | :: Galilean |
| galillo {m} | :: uvula |
| galimatías {m} | :: jabber |
| Galindo {prop} | :: surname |
| galio {m} | :: gallium |
| galipanera {f} | :: feminine noun of galipanero |
| galipanero {adj} | :: Of or from San Isidro de Galipán |
| galipanero {m} | :: Someone from San Isidro de Galipán |
| Galitzia {prop} | :: Galitzia (historic kingdom) |
| galla {f} [Chile, colloquial] | :: feminine noun of gallo, broad [US], chick, gal (woman) |
| gallada {f} | :: crew; gang; (group of) people |
| gallarda {f} [printing, dated] | :: Galliard, a size of type between miñona and breviario, standardized as 7 point |
| gallardamente {adv} | :: gracefully |
| gallardamente {adv} | :: nobly |
| gallardear {v} | :: to strut about |
| gallardete {m} | :: pennon; pennant |
| gallardía {f} | :: gracefulness |
| gallardía {f} | :: nobility |
| gallardísimo {adj} | :: superlative of gallardo |
| gallardo {adj} | :: gallant, debonair, brave, strapping, dashing |
| gallardo {adj} | :: sleek, elegant |
| Gallardo {prop} | :: surname |
| gallareta {f} | :: coot |
| galleanista {adj} | :: pro-Luigi Galleani |
| galleanista {mf} | :: A supporter of Luigi Galleani |
| gallear {v} | :: to show off |
| gallega {f} | :: feminine noun of gallego |
| gallego {adj} | :: Galician |
| gallego {m} | :: Galician |
| gallego {m} [Latin America] | :: Spaniard |
| gallegohablante {adj} | :: Galician-speaking |
| gallegohablante {mf} | :: Galician speaker |
| Gallegos {prop} | :: surname |
| galleguiña {f} | :: feminine noun of galleguiño |
| galleguiño {m} | :: diminutive of gallego |
| galleguismo {m} | :: Galicianism |
| galleguista {adj} | :: Galicianist |
| galleguista {mf} | :: Galicianist |
| galleguito {m} | :: diminutive of gallego |
| gallera {f} | :: feminine noun of gallero |
| gallera {f} | :: henhouse for gamecocks |
| gallera {f} | :: cockfight arena |
| gallero {adj} [Latin America] | :: enthusiastic about cockfighting |
| gallero {m} [Latin America] | :: cockfighting enthusiast or participant |
| galleta {f} | :: cookie / biscuit |
| galleta de mar {f} | :: sea biscuit |
| galletera {f} | :: feminine noun of galletero |
| galletero {adj} [attributive] | :: biscuit |
| galletero {m} | :: biscuit maker |
| galletero {m} [Argentina, Chile, Uruguay] | :: firecracker, troublemaker (person with a short fuse) |
| galletero {m} [Argentina, Chile, Uruguay] | :: roughneck |
| galletica {f} | :: diminutive of galleta |
| galletina {f} | :: diminutive of galleta |
| galletita {f} | :: diminutive of galleta; small cookie |
| gallillo {m} | :: alternative form of galillo |
| gallina {f} | :: hen |
| gallina {f} [colloquial] | :: chicken (coward) |
| gallináceo {adj} | :: galliform |
| gallináceo {adj} | :: gallinaceous |
| gallina ciega {f} | :: blind man's bluff |
| gallina ciega {f} | :: nightjar |
| gallina ciega {f} | :: June beetle larva |
| gallinaza {f} | :: hen droppings (used as fertilizer) |
| gallinazo {m} | :: vulture |
| gallinazo {m} | :: turkey vulture |
| gallinejas {fp} | :: chitterlings |
| gallinejera {f} | :: feminine noun of gallinejero |
| gallinejero {m} | :: chitterlings seller |
| gallinejero {m} | :: chitterlings cook |
| gallinero {m} | :: henhouse, chicken coop |
| gallinero {m} | :: kip (very untidy house or room) |
| gallinero {m} | :: nosebleed section |
| gallinero {m} | :: one who treats in hens |
| gallineta {f} | :: Any of a number of species of bird, including some coots, moorhens, rails, crakes. See Spanish Wikipedia |
| gallinita {f} | :: diminutive of gallina |
| gallinita ciega {f} | :: synonym of gallina ciega |
| gallipavo {m} | :: A turkey |
| gallito {m} | :: diminutive of gallo, cockerel little cock |
| gallito {m} [Venezuela, chiefly in the plural] | :: popcorn |
| gallitos {mp} [Venezuela] | :: popcorn |
| gallo {m} | :: rooster, cock (male domestic chicken) |
| gallo {m} | :: megrim (genus Lepidorhombus, a kind of fish) |
| gallo {m} | :: John Dory (edible marine fish; Zeus faber or Zeus ocellata) |
| gallo {m} | :: common poppy (Papaver rhoeas) |
| gallo {m} | :: corn tortilla sandwich, usually filled with meat and/or beans, and other ingredients |
| gallo {m} [boxing] | :: bantamweight (weight class ranging from 112 to 118 pounds) |
| gallo {m} | :: voice crack (sudden, unintentional change in register, especially during puberty or while singing) |
| gallo {m} [Mexico] | :: serenade (love song sung directly to one's love interest) |
| gallo {m} [Chile, colloquial] | :: guy, dude |
| Gallo {prop} {m} | :: surname |
| gallo de la peña {m} | :: cock-of-the-rock |
| gallo del norte {m} | :: megrim |
| gallofear {v} [colloquial] | :: To blag; scrounge |
| gallo lira {m} | :: The black grouse, a type of bird |
| gallón {m} [architecture] | :: A kind of concave decorative feature |
| gallonado {adj} [architecture] | :: ribbed (said of a dome) |
| gallo pinto {m} | :: alternative spelling of gallopinto |
| gallopinto {m} [Costa Rica, Nicaragua] | :: A food made of rice and beans mixed together, and fried with onions, garlic, and sometimes other herbs |
| galo {adj} | :: Gallic |
| galo {adj} [colloquial, Spain] | :: French |
| galo {m} | :: Gaulish (Celtic language) |
| galoitaliano {adj} | :: Gallo-Italic |
| galón {m} | :: braid |
| galón {m} | :: gallon |
| galón {m} [military] | :: stripe, chevron |
| galonear {v} | :: to decorate with braids |
| galonera {f} [Peru] | :: petrol can |
| galopante {adj} | :: galloping |
| galopante {adj} | :: rampant, runaway, breakneck (i.e. spiraling out of control) |
| galopar {vi} | :: to gallop |
| galope {m} | :: gallop, the fastest gait of a horse |
| galopear {v} | :: To gallop |
| galopín {m} | :: cabin boy |
| galorromano {adj} | :: Gallo-Roman |
| galorromano {m} | :: Gallo-Roman |
| galpón {m} [Latin America] | :: barn, shed |
| galpón {m} [Latin America] | :: storehouse |
| galpón {m} [historical, in the plural] | :: slave quarters |
| galvánico {adj} | :: galvanic |
| galvanización {f} | :: galvanization |
| galvanizador {adj} | :: galvanizing |
| galvanizar {v} | :: to galvanize |
| galvanométrico {adj} | :: galvanometric |
| galvanómetro {m} | :: galvanometer |
| galvanoplastia {f} | :: galvanoplasty |
| Gálvez {prop} | :: surname |
| gama {f} | :: color scale, palette |
| gama {f} | :: range, array, variety, spectrum, gamut |
| gama {f} | :: a series or line of products, items or services belonging to same category |
| gama {f} | :: musical scale |
| gama {f} | :: (female) fallow deer |
| gamado {adj} | :: having the shape of an uppercase gamma |
| gamarrista {adj} | :: of or relating to Agustín Gamarra, Peruvian soldier and politician |
| gamarrista {mf} | :: A supporter of Agustín Gamarra |
| gamba {f} [Spain] | :: shrimp |
| gamba {f} [Argentina, colloquial] | :: leg |
| gamba {f} [Chile, colloquial] | :: 100 pesos |
| gámbaro {m} | :: lobster; shrimp |
| gamberra {f} | :: feminine noun of gamberro |
| gamberrada {f} | :: vandalism, mischief |
| gamberrada {f} | :: twist, turn (unexpected outcome) |
| gamberrear {vi} | :: to act up; cause trouble |
| gamberrismo {m} | :: hooliganism |
| gamberro {adj} | :: loutish, yobbish |
| gamberro {m} | :: hooligan, yob, lout (troublemaker) |
| gambeta {f} [sports] | :: dribbling, dribble |
| gambetear {v} [sports] | :: to dribble |
| Gambia {prop} {f} | :: Gambia (country) |
| gambiana {f} | :: feminine noun of gambiano |
| gambiano {adj} | :: Gambian (of, from or relating to the Gambia) |
| gambiano {m} | :: Gambian (person from the Gambia) |
| gambito {m} [chess] | :: gambit |
| Gamboa {prop} {f} | :: Gamboa (mountain) |
| Gamboa {prop} {f} | :: Gamboa (village) |
| Gamboa {prop} {f} | :: surname |
| gamborimbo {m} [vulgar] | :: dingleberry (Mexico: a piece of excrement or dirty toilet paper stuck to the anus or the hairs of the anus) |
| gambusino {m} | :: prospector |
| game {m} [tennis] | :: game |
| gamelán {m} | :: gamelan |
| gamello {m} | :: obsolete form of camello |
| gameplay {m} | :: gameplay |
| gamer {mf} | :: gamer |
| gameto {m} [cytology] | :: gamete |
| gametocito {m} [cytology] | :: gametocyte |
| gametofítico {adj} | :: gametophytic |
| gametofito {m} [biology] | :: gametophyte |
| gametófito {m} [botany] | :: gametophyte |
| gametogénesis {f} [biology] | :: gametogenesis |
| gamezna {f} | :: The fawn of the fallow deer |
| gamezno {m} | :: The fawn of the fallow deer |
| -gamia {suffix} | :: -gamy |
| gamificación {f} | :: gamification |
| gamín {m} [Colombia] | :: little kid |
| gamín {m} [Colombia, pejorative] | :: street urchin |
| gamina {f} | :: feminine noun of gamín |
| gamita {f} | :: young female fallow deer |
| gamitana {f} | :: the tambaqui (Colossoma macropomum) |
| gamma {f} | :: gamma; the Greek letter Γ, γ |
| gammaglobulina {f} [protein] | :: gamma globulin |
| gammaglobulinemia {f} [medicine] | :: gammaglobulinemia |
| gammagrafía {f} | :: scintigraphy |
| gamo {m} | :: fallow deer |
| gamonal {m} | :: white asphodel plantation or wood |
| gamonal {m} | :: cacique |
| gamonalismo {m} | :: caciquism |
| gamusino {m} | :: An undefined fictitious animal that can only be hunted at night, often used to prank strangers or children |
| gamuza {f} | :: chamois (goat-antelope) |
| gamuza {f} | :: chamois (leather) |
| gana {f} [often, in the plural] | :: desire (to do something) |
| ganable {adj} | :: winnable |
| ganache {f} | :: ganache |
| ganada {f} [Argentina] | :: profit, gain, earnings |
| ganadera {f} | :: feminine noun of ganadero |
| ganadería {f} | :: stockbreeding, animal husbandry, livestock farming, cattle raising, ranching, cattle breeding, livestock raising |
| ganadería {f} | :: livestock |
| ganadero {m} | :: livestock or cattle farmer |
| ganado {adj} | :: earned, gained, beaten |
| ganado {m} | :: livestock, cattle |
| ganado {m} | :: herd (group of animals) |
| ganado {m} | :: swarm (group of bees) |
| ganado {m} [colloquial] | :: swarm (mass of people in a turmoil) |
| ganador {adj} | :: winning |
| ganador {m} | :: winner |
| ganadora {f} | :: feminine noun of ganador |
| ganadora {f} | :: feminine noun of ganador |
| gañán {m} [pejorative, Spain] | :: Stupid and bad-mannered rural man from the Spanish countryside; yokel, hick |
| gañán {m} | :: farmhand |
| ganancia {f} | :: profit |
| ganancia {f} | :: gain |
| ganancia {f} | :: earnings |
| ganancial {adj} | :: related to profits |
| gananciales {mp} | :: joint property |
| ganancioso {adj} | :: profitable |
| ganancioso {adj} | :: winning |
| gañanía {f} | :: (group of) farmhands |
| ganapán {m} | :: odd-jobber |
| ganapán {m} [pejorative] | :: lout; brute |
| ganar {vt} | :: to gain |
| ganar {vt} | :: to earn |
| ganar {v} [sports] | :: to win |
| ganar {vt} | :: to defeat, to beat |
| ganar {vt} | :: to reach; to attain |
| ganar {vr} [Chile] | :: to position oneself, to situate oneself |
| ganar la partida {v} [idiomatic, ganarle la partida a alguien] | :: to get one up (over someone) |
| ganar peso {v} | :: to put on weight |
| ganar peso {v} [idiomatic] | :: to gain ground |
| ganarse {vt} | :: to earn (something) for oneself |
| ganarse las lentejas {v} [idiom] | :: to make a living |
| ganarse la vida {v} [idiomatic] | :: to make a living |
| ganarse los garbanzos {v} [idiomatic] | :: to make a living |
| ganchera {f} | :: feminine noun of ganchero |
| ganchero {m} | :: rafter; raftsman |
| ganchillo {m} | :: crochet, crocheting |
| gancho {m} [tools] | :: hook, peg |
| gancho {m} [clothing] | :: clothes hanger |
| gancho {m} | :: difficult situation |
| gancho {m} [boxing] | :: hook |
| gancho {m} [boxing] | :: uppercut |
| gancho {m} | :: pulling power |
| gancho {m} | :: attracting object or argument (true or fraudulent) |
| gancho al mentón {f} [boxing] | :: uppercut |
| ganchoso {adj} | :: hooked |
| ganchudo {adj} | :: hooked, hooklike |
| gandhismo {m} | :: Gandhism |
| gandola {f} [Latin America] | :: articulated lorry |
| gandujar {vt} | :: to pleat |
| gandujar {vt} | :: to shirr |
| gandul {adj} | :: loafing, lazy |
| gandul {mf} | :: loafer, idler |
| gandul {mf} [Puerto Rico] | :: pigeon pea |
| gandula {f} | :: feminine noun of gandul |
| gandulear {v} | :: to loaf |
| gandulear {v} | :: to idle |
| gang {m} | :: gang |
| ganga {f} | :: sandgrouse (bird of the family Pteroclididae) |
| ganga {f} | :: bargain (advantageous purchase) |
| ganga {f} [Puerto Rico] | :: gang |
| ganga {f} | :: gangue |
| Ganges {prop} {m} | :: Ganges (the sacred river) |
| ganglio {m} [anatomy] | :: ganglion |
| ganglio basal {m} | :: basal ganglion |
| ganglio linfático {m} [anatomy] | :: lymph node |
| ganglionar {adj} | :: ganglial |
| gangliósido {m} | :: ganglioside |
| gangoso {adj} | :: nasal |
| gangoso {adj} | :: That speaks nasally |
| gangrena {f} | :: gangrene |
| gangrenar {vt} | :: to gangrene |
| gangrenoso {adj} | :: gangrenous |
| gangster {m} | :: alternative spelling of gángster |
| gángster {m} | :: gangster |
| gangsteril {adj} | :: gangsterlike |
| gangsterismo {m} | :: gangsterism |
| Gangtok {prop} | :: Gangtok (capital) |
| ganguear {v} | :: to speak nasally |
| gangueo {m} | :: A nasal voice |
| ganguera {f} | :: feminine noun of ganguero |
| ganguero {adj} | :: That searches for good deals |
| ganguero {m} | :: Bargain hunter |
| gañido {m} | :: yip, yelp, yap |
| Ganimedes {prop} {m} [Greek god] | :: Ganymede |
| Ganimedes {prop} {m} [astronomy] | :: Ganymede (satellite of Jupiter) |
| Ganímedes {prop} {m} | :: alternative form of Ganimedes |
| gañir {v} | :: to yelp |
| gañir {v} | :: to caw |
| ganitas {fp} | :: diminutive of ganas |
| gañivete {m} [obsolete] | :: penknife |
| ganosamente {adv} [rare] | :: desiringly |
| ganoso {adj} | :: eager; willful |
| ganoso {adj} [Colombia, Mexico] | :: sexually aroused |
| gañote {m} | :: throat |
| gañote {m} [Venezuela] | :: loud voice |
| gansa {f} | :: feminine noun of ganso |
| gansa {f} | :: goose (female in contrast with male gander) |
| gansada {f} | :: stupid action |
| gansada {f} | :: carp; joke |
| ganso {adj} | :: stupid, slow-witted |
| ganso {m} | :: goose, gander |
| ganso {m} | :: idiot, fool (stupid or slow-witted person) |
| ganso bravo {m} | :: greylag goose |
| ganso común {m} | :: wild goose (Anser anser) |
| ganso de Magallanes {m} | :: upland goose |
| ganso overo {m} | :: magpie-goose |
| ganso urraco {m} | :: magpie-goose |
| gánster {m} | :: alternative form of gángster |
| gansteril {adj} | :: gangsterlike |
| ganta {f} [Philippines, historical] | :: a ganta |
| Gante {prop} {m} | :: Gante (city) |
| ganzúa {f} | :: lock pick (device) |
| ganzúa {f} | :: lock pick (person) |
| gaonera {f} [bullfighting] | :: a move in which the bullfighter holds the cape behind himself to represent wings, calls the bull to charge him, and then passes the bull through one side of the cape |
| gapo {m} [colloquial, Spain] | :: spittle |
| Gara {prop} {f} | :: A legendary Guanche woman from the island of La Gomera |
| Gara {prop} {f} | :: given name from the Canary Islands |
| garabatear {v} | :: to scribble |
| garabato {m} | :: doodle, scribble (small mindless sketch) |
| garabato {m} | :: swearword |
| garabato {m} | :: A type of hook |
| garabato {m} | :: A type of hoe |
| garage {m} | :: garage (music genre) |
| garaje {m} | :: garage (domestic storage for a car or motor repair facility) |
| garaje {m} | :: garage (car repair shop) |
| Garalde {prop} | :: surname |
| garamanta {adj} | :: alternative spelling of garamante |
| garamanta {mf} | :: alternative spelling of garamante |
| garamante {adj} | :: Garamantian |
| garamante {mf} | :: Garamantian |
| garañón {m} | :: an ass, camel, or horse that is a stud |
| garañón {m} | :: a machoman; a sexually successful and virile man |
| garañón {m} | :: a goat chosen to become a sire |
| garante {mf} | :: guarantor |
| garantía {f} | :: guarantee |
| garantir {v} [rare] | :: to guarantee |
| garantismo {m} [legal] | :: The guarantee of civil liberties |
| garantista {adj} | :: respectful of civil liberties |
| garantista {adj} | :: with guarantes |
| garantista {mf} | :: advocate of civil liberties |
| garantista {mf} | :: with guarantes |
| garantizado {adj} | :: guaranteed, secured |
| garantizar {v} | :: to guarantee |
| garapiña {f} | :: frozen particles (of certain liquids) |
| garapiña {f} | :: frozen cream |
| garapiña {f} | :: scalloped galloon (type of braid, a lace trim with scallops) |
| garapiña {f} [Caribbean, Mexico] | :: drink made with fermented pineapple juice |
| garapiñada {f} | :: alternative form of garrapiñada |
| garapiñar {vt} | :: to coat with sugar |
| garata {f} [Latin America] | :: fight, brawl |
| Garay {prop} | :: surname |
| garbanzo {m} | :: chickpea; garbanzo (plant, seed) |
| garbanzo {m} [figurative] | :: bottom dollar, dosh |
| garbanzo negro {m} [idiomatic] | :: black sheep |
| garbar {v} [agriculture] | :: to sheave, form sheaves of grain and gather them up |
| garbeo {m} | :: stroll, wander |
| garbo {m} | :: grace |
| garbo {m} | :: style |
| garbosamente {adv} | :: gracefully |
| garbosamente {adv} | :: stylishly |
| garboso {adj} | :: jaunty, airy |
| garboso {adj} | :: magnanimous, generous |
| Garca {prop} | :: surname |
| garceta {f} | :: egret |
| garceta grande {f} | :: great egret |
| garchar {v} [vulgar, Argentina] | :: to fuck |
| Garchitorena {prop} | :: surname |
| García {prop} | :: surname |
| garciamarquiano {adj} | :: Marquezian, of or pertaining to Gabriel García Márquez (1927–2014), Colombian author, or to his style of writing |
| garcíamarquiano {adj} | :: alternative spelling of garciamarquiano |
| garcilasiano {adj} | :: Of or relating to Garcilaso de la Vega, 16th century Spanish poet and soldier |
| garcilasismo {m} | :: Garcialisismo |
| garcilla {f} | :: Any of a number of species of heron or egret |
| garcilla bueyera {f} | :: cattle egret |
| garcita {f} | :: Any of a number of small herons |
| gardeliano {adj} | :: In the style of Carlos Gardel, tango musician |
| gardenia {f} | :: gardenia |
| garduña {f} | :: beech marten |
| garduño {m} | :: thief |
| garete {m} | :: only used in irse al garete |
| garfa {f} [archaic] | :: claw |
| garfio {m} | :: hook |
| garfio {m} | :: gaff |
| gargajo {m} | :: phlegm |
| garganega {m} | :: Garganega |
| garganta {f} [anatomy] | :: throat |
| garganta {f} [geography] | :: gorge |
| garganta profunda {f} | :: deepthroating |
| gargantilla {f} | :: choker (necklace) |
| gárgara {f} | :: gargle |
| gargarismo {m} | :: gargle |
| gargarismo {m} | :: gargling solution |
| gargarizar {v} | :: to gargle |
| gárgola {f} | :: gargoyle |
| garibaldina {f} | :: A type of military cloak popularised by Giuseppe Garibaldi |
| garibaldino {adj} | :: Garibaldian |
| garibaldino {m} | :: Garibaldian |
| garífuna {adj} | :: Garifuna |
| garífuna {mf} | :: Garifuna |
| garita {f} | :: watchtower, guard post |
| garita {f} | :: hut, cabin, lodge |
| garito {m} | :: gambling den, gambling house (especially an illicit one) |
| garito {m} [colloquial, jocular] | :: club, nightclub |
| garitón {m} | :: augmentative of garita |
| garlar {v} | :: To waffle; to talk nonstop |
| garlopa {f} | :: jack plane |
| garnacha {f} | :: grenache |
| garnacha {f} [historical] | :: A type of clerical collar |
| garnacha {f} | :: A type of food made from corn tortilla (not rolled up) filled with various ingredients |
| garnatí {adj} | :: Granadan |
| garnatí {mf} | :: Granadan |
| garompa {f} [Argentina] | :: cock; dick |
| garpar {vt} [Argentina, Chile, backslang, vesre] | :: to cough up; pay for |
| garra {f} | :: claw, talon |
| garra {f} | :: paw |
| garra {f} [figuratively] | :: clutches |
| garra {f} | :: hook |
| garra {f} [figuratively] | :: passion, dedication, effort or audacity someone shows in action |
| garrafa {f} | :: carafe |
| garrafal {adj} [of an error] | :: huge, colossal, glaring |
| garrafina {f} | :: A four-player variant of dominoes |
| garrafina {f} | :: A round of this game |
| garrafón {m} | :: demijohn |
| garrafón {m} | :: tampered drink |
| garrapata {f} | :: tick (parasitic arachnid) |
| garrapatear {v} | :: to scrawl, scribble |
| garrapateo {m} | :: scribble |
| garrapatero {m} | :: ani (bird) |
| garrapato {m} | :: scribble; doodle |
| garrapiñada {f} | :: candied/sugared peanuts |
| garrapiñada {f} | :: sugared almond |
| garrapiñar {v} | :: alternative form of garapiñar |
| garrapiñero {m} | :: streetside vendor of candied peanuts |
| garridamente {adv} | :: beautifully |
| garridamente {adv} | :: gracefully |
| gárrido {adj} | :: garish |
| garriga {f} | :: garrigue |
| garrobo {m} [Central America] | :: caiman |
| garrobo {m} [Central America] | :: iguana |
| garrocha {f} | :: pole (used in pole vault) |
| garrocha {f} | :: goad |
| garrochista {mf} | :: pole vaulter |
| garronear {vi} [Argentina, Uruguay] | :: to mooch off of others |
| garrotazo {m} | :: hit with a stick |
| garrotazo {m} [colloquial, Latin America] | :: rip-off/ripoff, overcharge (an unfair or exorbitant price or rate) |
| garrote {m} | :: garrote |
| garrote {m} | :: club, cudgel |
| garroteada {f} [Latin American] | :: clubbing, beating, cudgeling |
| garrotear {v} [Latin America] | :: to cudgel, club |
| garrotera {f} | :: feminine noun of garrotero |
| garrotería {f} | :: clubbery (club shop or factory) |
| garrotería {f} [Honduras] | :: nerdiness, nerdism |
| garrotería {f} [Cuba] | :: usury |
| garrotero {m} | :: brakeman |
| garrotillo {m} | :: diphtheria |
| garrucha {f} | :: pulley |
| garrulidad {f} | :: garrulity |
| garrulo {adj} | :: loutish; brutish |
| gárrulo {adj} | :: garrulous |
| garúa {f} [Latin America] | :: drizzle (very light rain) |
| garúa {f} | :: garua (a very fine mist or drizzle that visits the Andean region, especially Ecuador and Peru) |
| garza {f} | :: heron |
| Garza {prop} | :: surname |
| garza azulada {f} | :: great blue heron |
| garza blanca {f} | :: great egret |
| garza bruja {f} | :: black-crowned night heron |
| garza ceniza {f} | :: great blue heron |
| garza imperial {f} | :: purple heron |
| garza real {f} | :: grey heron |
| garzo {adj} [literary] | :: blue-eyed |
| garzón {m} | :: waiter |
| garzón {m} | :: young man, boy |
| garzonier {m} [especially Bolivia] | :: flat for one person; bachelor pad |
| gas {m} | :: gas (matter between liquid and plasma) |
| gas {m} | :: gas (an element or compound in such a state) |
| gas {m} | :: gas (flammable gas used for combustion) |
| gas {m} [in the plural] | :: gas (waste gases trapped in one's belly) |
| gasa {f} | :: gauze |
| gasa {f} | :: chiffon |
| gascón {m} | :: Gascon |
| Gascón {prop} | :: surname |
| gascona {f} | :: feminine noun of gascón |
| Gascuña {prop} {f} | :: Gascuña (former region) |
| gaseamiento {m} | :: gassing |
| gasear {v} | :: to gas |
| gaseoducto {m} | :: alternative form of gasoducto |
| gaseosa {f} [El Salvador, Spain] | :: soda pop (US), soda (US), pop (US), fizzy drink (UK), soft drink (Aus) |
| gaseoso {adj} | :: gaseous |
| gaseoso {adj} | :: gassy |
| gasero {adj} [attributive] | :: gas |
| gasfitera {f} | :: feminine noun of gasfitero |
| gasfitería {f} | :: plumbing |
| gasfitero {m} [Peru, Ecuador] | :: plumber |
| gas hilarante {m} | :: laughing gas |
| gasífero {adj} | :: gas-producing |
| gasificación {f} | :: gasification |
| gasificar {v} | :: to gasify |
| gas inerte {m} | :: inert gas |
| gasista {adj} [attributive] | :: gas |
| gasista {mf} | :: gas mechanic or engineer |
| gasístico {adj} [attributive] | :: gas |
| gas lacrimógeno {m} | :: tear gas |
| gas mostaza {m} | :: mustard gas |
| gas natural {m} | :: natural gas |
| gas nervioso {m} | :: nerve gas |
| gas noble {m} | :: noble gas |
| gasoducto {m} | :: gas pipeline |
| gasógeno {m} | :: wood gas |
| gasohol {m} | :: gasohol |
| gasoil {m} | :: diesel fuel |
| gasóleo {m} | :: diesel fuel |
| gasolina {f} | :: petrol / gasoline |
| gasolinazo {m} [Mexico, Venezuela] | :: gasoline price gouge (artificial rise in prices) |
| gasolinera {f} | :: petrol station, garage, filling station, gas station, service station |
| gasolinería {f} [Mexico] | :: petrol station, garage, filling station, gas station, service station |
| gasolinero {m} | :: pump attendant; petrol station worker; someone who works in a gas station |
| gasolinero {m} | :: petrol can |
| gasolinero {m} | :: petrol station; gas station |
| gasolinero {m} | :: petrol-powered boat |
| gasometría {f} | :: gasometry |
| gasómetro {m} | :: gasometer; gasholder |
| gastable {adj} | :: expendable, disposable |
| gastado {adj} | :: hackneyed |
| gastado {adj} | :: used up |
| gastado {adj} | :: worn out |
| gastador {adj} | :: spendthrift |
| gastador {m} | :: big spender |
| gastador {m} [military] | :: sapper |
| gastadora {f} | :: feminine noun of gastador |
| gastamiento {m} | :: spending, consumption |
| gastamiento {m} | :: waste |
| gastar {vtr} | :: to spend (money, time, resources) |
| gastar {vtr} | :: to wear, wear out (deteriorate by using) |
| gastar {vt} | :: to use up, to expend, to consume (energy, water etc.) |
| gastar {vt} | :: to play (jokes) |
| gastar {vt} | :: to have or wear |
| gastar {vt} | :: to waste (e.g. gas, money, energy, one's breath) |
| gastarse {v} | :: reflexive of gastar |
| gasteiztarra {adj} | :: Of, from, or relating to Vitoria, Basque Country |
| gasteiztarra {mf} | :: Someone from Vitoria |
| gasterópodo {m} | :: gastropod |
| gastito {m} | :: diminutive of gasto |
| gasto {m} | :: expenditure, cost |
| gasto {m} | :: spending, expense |
| gasto cardíaco {m} | :: cardiac output |
| gastos generales {mp} | :: overheads |
| gastrectomía {f} [surgery] | :: gastrectomy |
| gástrico {adj} | :: gastric |
| gastrina {f} [organic compound] | :: gastrin |
| gastritis {f} [pathology] | :: gastritis |
| gastro- {prefix} | :: gastro- |
| gastrobar {m} | :: gastropub |
| gastrocnemio {m} [muscle] | :: gastrocnemius |
| gastrodiccionario {m} | :: dictionary of food terms |
| gastroduodenal {adj} [anatomy] | :: gastroduodenal |
| gastroenteritis {f} [pathology] | :: gastroenteritis |
| gastroenteróloga {f} | :: feminine noun of gastroenterólogo |
| gastroenterología {f} [anatomy, biology, science] | :: gastroenterology |
| gastroenterólogo {m} | :: gastroenterologist |
| gastroepiploico {adj} [anatomy] | :: gastroepiploic |
| gastroesofágico {adj} | :: gastroesophageal |
| gastroesplénico {adj} [anatomy] | :: gastrosplenic |
| gastrofrénico {adj} [anatomy] | :: gastrophrenic |
| gastrointestinal {adj} | :: gastrointestinal |
| gastrolito {m} | :: gastrolith |
| gastromancia {f} | :: gastromancy |
| gastroneta {f} | :: food truck |
| gastrónoma {f} | :: feminine noun of gastrónomo |
| gastronomía {f} | :: gastronomy |
| gastronómicamente {adv} | :: gastronomically |
| gastronómico {adj} | :: gastronomic, gastronomical |
| gastrónomo {m} | :: gastronome; gourmet (a person who appreciates good food) |
| gastrópodo {m} | :: alternative form of gasterópodo |
| gastroscopia {f} [medicine] | :: esophagogastroduodenoscopy, EGD |
| gastrosplénico {adj} | :: alternative form of gastroesplénico |
| gastrosquisis {f} | :: gastroschisis |
| gastrostomía {f} [surgery] | :: gastrostomy |
| gastrotrico {m} [zoology] | :: gastrotrich |
| gastrulación {f} | :: gastrulation |
| gata {f} | :: she-cat, molly, queen, female cat |
| gata {f} | :: car-jack, jack |
| gata atigrada {f} | :: feminine noun of gato atigrado |
| gata persa {f} | :: feminine noun of gato persa |
| gatazo {m} | :: Huge cat |
| gateamiento {m} | :: crawling, creeping |
| gatear {v} | :: to crawl (on hands and knees like a baby or toddler) |
| gatear {v} | :: to walk like a cat |
| gatera {f} | :: cat flap (small hinged panel cut into a door where a cat can come in) |
| gatera {f} [nautical] | :: fairlead |
| gatico {m} | :: diminutive of gato, kitten (little cat) |
| gatillar {v} [Argentina, colloquial] | :: to shell out, fork out (pay) |
| gatillar {vt} | :: to trigger |
| gatillazo {m} | :: Recoil of a trigger |
| gatillazo {m} [colloquial] | :: Inability to get it up; floppiness (said of a man who loses his erection at the moment of coitus) |
| gatillero {m} | :: gunman |
| gatillo {m} | :: trigger [of a gun] |
| gatita {f} | :: feminine noun of gatito |
| gatito {m} | :: diminutive of gato |
| gatito {m} | :: kitten (young cat) |
| gato {m} | :: cat (unspecified gender) |
| gato {m} | :: tomcat, gib (male cat) |
| gato {m} [Mexico] | :: servant |
| gato {m} | :: G-clamp, C-clamp |
| gato {m} | :: jack (mechanical device) |
| gato {m} [Mexico] | :: tic-tac-toe |
| gato {m} [colloquial] | :: Madrilenian (a person from Madrid) |
| gato atigrado {m} | :: tabby cat |
| gato colorado {m} | :: kodkod |
| gato de Borneo {m} | :: bay cat; Bornean cat |
| Gato de Cheshire {prop} {m} | :: Cheshire cat (fictional character) |
| gato de espinas {m} [Panama] | :: porcupine |
| gato del desierto {m} | :: sand cat |
| gato escaldado del agua fría huye {proverb} | :: once bitten, twice shy |
| gato montés {m} | :: wildcat (Felis silvestris) |
| gato montés {m} | :: bobcat (Lynx rufus) |
| gato montés {m} [southern Mexico] | :: gray fox (Urocyon cinereoargenteus) |
| gatopardiano {adj} | :: Of or pertaining to The Leopard, a novel written by Giuseppe Tomasi di Lampedusa |
| gatopardismo {m} [politics, derogatory] | :: The political philosophy or strategy of advocating for revolutionary changes, but in practice only superficially modifying existing power structures |
| gatopardo {m} | :: snow leopard |
| gato persa {m} | :: Persian cat |
| gato solo {m} [Panama] | :: a solitary adult male white-nosed coati (Nasua narica) |
| Gatúbela {prop} {f} | :: Catwoman |
| gatuno {adj} | :: catlike |
| gatuno {adj} [attributive] | :: cat |
| gauchesco {adj} | :: gauchesque |
| gauchismo {m} | :: The gauchesque literary movement |
| gauchito {m} | :: diminutive of gaucho |
| gaucho {adj} | :: possessing traditional, especially Argentine, cowboy virtues; noble, valiant, generous |
| gaucho {adj} [South America, colloquial] | :: helpful |
| gaucho {m} [Argentina] | :: cowboy |
| gaúcho {m} | :: someone from the Brazilian state of Rio Grande do Sul |
| gaúcho {adj} | :: of, from or relating to the state of Rio Grande do Sul |
| gaudiano {adj} | :: Of or relating to Antoni Gaudí |
| gaudiniano {adj} | :: Of or pertaining to Antoni Gaudí, Spanish architect |
| gaudinista {adj} | :: Gaudí-esque |
| gaudinista {mf} | :: A fan of, or expert in, Gaudí |
| gauilan {m} | :: obsolete spelling of gavilán |
| gaullista {mf} | :: Gaullist |
| gaulteria {f} | :: teaberry |
| gaussiano {adj} | :: Gaussian |
| gaveta {f} | :: A drawer |
| gavetero {m} | :: chest of drawers |
| gavia {f} [nautical] | :: topsail |
| gavial {m} | :: gavial, gharial |
| gavilán {m} | :: sparrow hawk |
| gavilán {m} | :: nib of a pen |
| gavilán {m} [Latin America] | :: ingrown toenail |
| Gavilán {prop} {m} | :: surname |
| gavilán herrumbroso {m} | :: ferruginous hawk |
| gavilán pescador {m} | :: osprey (Pandion haliaetus) |
| gavilla {f} | :: sheaf |
| gavilla {f} | :: mob |
| gavilla {f} [heraldiccharge] | :: garb |
| Gaviola {prop} | :: surname, a rare Hispanic surname |
| gavión {m} | :: gabion |
| gaviota {f} | :: gull, seagull |
| gaviota cocinera {f} | :: kelp gull |
| gaviota dominicana {f} | :: kelp gull |
| gaviota reidora {f} | :: The black-headed gull. A seabird |
| gaviotín {m} | :: tern (any of a number of tern species, or similar species) |
| gaviotín negro {m} | :: The black tern. A seabird |
| gay {adj} | :: gay, homosexual |
| gay {mf} | :: a homosexual person, gay person |
| gayar {v} | :: to decorate with coloured stripes |
| gayo {m} | :: Eurasian jay, jay (Garrulus glandarius) |
| Gayo {prop} {m} | :: Gaius |
| gayola {f} [dated] | :: cage |
| gayola {f} [colloquial] | :: clink (prison) |
| gayola {f} [colloquial] | :: handjob, wank |
| gaypitalismo {m} | :: homocapitalism |
| gayumbos {mp} [colloquial, Spain] | :: underpants, pants |
| gaza {f} | :: eye splice |
| Gaza {prop} | :: Gaza (city) |
| gazapa {f} | :: feminine noun of gazapo |
| gazapatón {m} | :: blunder; slip-up; cock-up |
| gazapo {m} | :: bunny, young rabbit |
| gazapo {m} | :: misprint, error |
| gazapo {m} | :: gaffe, blooper, error |
| gazapón {m} | :: augmentative of gazapo |
| gazatí {adj} | :: Gazan |
| gazebo {m} | :: gazebo |
| gazeta {f} | :: obsolete spelling of gaceta: newspaper |
| gazmoñería {f} | :: prudery, sanctimony |
| gazmoño {adj} | :: prudish, sanctimonious |
| gaznápira {f} | :: feminine noun of gaznápiro |
| gaznápiro {m} | :: simpleton, yokel, dolt |
| gaznate {m} | :: gullet, throat |
| gaznávida {adj} | :: Ghaznavid |
| gaznávida {mf} | :: Ghaznavid |
| gazpacho {m} | :: gazpacho |
| gazuza {f} [colloquial] | :: intense hunger; famishment |
| GB {prop} {f} | :: acronym of Geroa Bai |
| GC {m} [medicine] | :: initialism of gasto cardíaco |
| Gdansk {prop} {m} | :: Gdansk (capital city) |
| ge {f} | :: letter: g |
| ge {pron} | :: obsolete form of se (as a dative pronoun) |
| Gea {prop} {f} [Greek mythology] | :: Gaea (Earth goddess) |
| geco {m} | :: gecko |
| geek {mf} | :: geek |
| gefatura {f} | :: obsolete spelling of jefatura |
| gefe {m} | :: obsolete spelling of jefe |
| gefilte {adj} | :: gefilte |
| Gehena {prop} {f} | :: Gehenna (one of various hells in Abrahamic religions) |
| géiser {m} | :: geyser |
| geisha {f} | :: geisha |
| gel {m} | :: gel (semi-solid colloid of a solid and a liquid) |
| gel {m} | :: gel (cosmetic gel, especially body wash) |
| gelada {m} | :: gelada (monkey) |
| Gelasiano {prop} {m} | :: Gelasian |
| Gelasiense {prop} {m} | :: Gelasian |
| gelatería {f} | :: gelateria (gelato shop) |
| gelatina {f} | :: gelatine |
| gelatinizar {v} [rare] | :: to gelatinize |
| gelatinoso {adj} | :: gelatinous (jelly-like) |
| gelidez {f} | :: coldness, iciness |
| gélido {adj} | :: gelid, frosty [temperature] |
| gélido {adj} | :: distant [of a person] |
| gelificante {m} | :: gelling agent |
| gelificarse {v} | :: to gel |
| gelignita {f} | :: gelignite |
| geliofobia {f} | :: geliophobia |
| gelsolina {f} [protein] | :: gelsolin |
| gema {f} | :: gem |
| gema {f} [botany] | :: bud, shoot |
| Gema {prop} {f} | :: given name |
| gemación {f} | :: gemmation, budding |
| gemcitabina {f} [pharmaceutical drug] | :: gemcitabine |
| gemebundo {adj} | :: groaning, moaning, wailing |
| gemela {f} | :: (female) identical twin |
| gemela {f} [heraldiccharge] | :: gemel |
| gemela idéntica {f} | :: identical twin (sister) |
| gemelar {adj} | :: of twins |
| gemelaridad {f} | :: multiple birth |
| gemelo {adj} | :: twin |
| gemelo {m} | :: twin; identical twin |
| gemelo {m} | :: calf (leg) |
| gemelo {m} | :: cuff link, cufflink |
| gemelo {m} [in plural] | :: binoculars |
| gemelo idéntico {m} | :: identical twin |
| gemido {m} | :: moan, groan |
| gemidor {adj} | :: groaning, moaning, wailing |
| geminación {f} | :: gemination |
| geminar {v} | :: to geminate |
| Géminis {prop} [astrology] | :: Gemini (astrological sign) |
| gemir {v} | :: to groan, to moan, to wail |
| gemóloga {f} | :: gemologist |
| gemólogo {m} | :: gemologist |
| gen {m} | :: gene |
| gén. {m} | :: abbreviation of género |
| Genaro {prop} {m} | :: given name |
| genciana {f} | :: gentian |
| gendarme {m} [police] | :: policeman (armed) |
| gendarmería {f} | :: gendarmerie |
| gene {m} | :: gene |
| genealogía {f} | :: genealogy |
| genealógicamente {adv} | :: genealogically |
| genealógico {adj} | :: genealogical |
| genealogista {mf} | :: genealogist |
| generación {f} | :: generation |
| generacional {adj} | :: generational |
| generacionalmente {adv} | :: generationally |
| generado {adj} | :: generated, created, produced |
| generador {adj} | :: generating (that generates) |
| generador {m} | :: generator |
| general {adj} | :: general |
| general {m} [military ranks] | :: general |
| generala {f} | :: feminine noun of general |
| generalato {m} | :: generalship |
| generaleño {adj} | :: Of or from San Isidro de El General |
| generaleño {m} | :: Someone from San Isidro de El General |
| generalidad {f} | :: a generalization, a generality, an unspecific or vague statement |
| generalidad {f} | :: the general mass of people; the majority |
| generalidad {f} | :: generalness; non-specificness |
| generalísimo {m} | :: generalissimo |
| Generalísimo {prop} {m} | :: The official title of Francisco Franco, Spanish dictator between 1939 and 1975 |
| generalismo {m} | :: generalism |
| generalista {adj} | :: general; of general interest |
| generalitat {f} | :: alternative form of Generalitat |
| generalizable {adj} | :: generalizable |
| generalización {f} | :: generalization |
| generalizadamente {adv} | :: generally speaking; generally |
| generalizar {v} | :: to generalize |
| generalmente {adv} | :: generally, normally |
| generalote {m} | :: augmentative of general |
| generar {v} | :: to generate, to create, to produce, to cause |
| generar {v} [figurative] | :: to engender, to breed |
| generativista {adj} | :: generative |
| generativo {adj} | :: generative |
| generatriz {f} | :: generatrix |
| genéricamente {adv} | :: generically |
| genérico {adj} | :: generic |
| géneris {particle} | :: only used in sui géneris |
| género {m} [classification] | :: kind |
| género {m} [music, cinema, theatre, TV, literature] | :: genre |
| género {m} [taxonomy] | :: genus |
| género {m} [biology] | :: gender, sex |
| género {m} [grammar] | :: gender |
| género {m} | :: produce, merchandise |
| género {m} [clothing] | :: cloth, material (woven fabric) |
| género humano {m} | :: humankind, mankind, humanity |
| generosamente {adv} | :: generously |
| generosidad {f} | :: generosity |
| generosísimo {adj} | :: superlative of generoso |
| generoso {adj} | :: generous |
| -génesis {suffix} | :: -genesis |
| génesis {f} | :: genesis |
| Génesis {prop} {m} [bible] | :: Genesis (the book of the Bible) |
| genética {f} | :: genetics |
| genéticamente {adv} | :: genetically |
| genético {adj} | :: genetic |
| genetista {mf} | :: geneticist |
| Gengis {prop} {m} | :: Genghis |
| Gengis Kan {prop} {m} | :: Genghis Khan |
| genial {adj} | :: splendid, gorgeous |
| genial {adj} | :: ingenious |
| genial {adj} | :: genial, pleasant |
| genial {adj} | :: great, cool, neat |
| genialidad {f} | :: ingeniousness, ingenuity |
| genialmente {adv} | :: ingeniously |
| genialmente {adv} | :: genially |
| genialoide {mf} | :: eccentric or superficial genius |
| genialoide {n} | :: (often ironic) Demonstrative of an eccentric or superficial genius |
| geniazo {m} | :: stroke of genius |
| geniazo {m} | :: augmentative of genio |
| génico {adj} | :: genic |
| geniculado {adj} [anatomy, botany] | :: geniculate (bent abruptly) |
| geniecillo {m} | :: diminutive of genio |
| geniecito {m} | :: diminutive of genio |
| genio {m} | :: temper, mood |
| genio {m} | :: genius |
| genio {m} [folklore, mythology, fantasy] | :: jinn, genie |
| geniogloso {m} | :: genioglossus |
| geniohioideo {m} | :: geniohyoid |
| genio y figura hasta la sepultura {proverb} | :: a leopard cannot change its spots |
| genista {f} | :: broom (plant) |
| genista {f} | :: genista (plant) |
| genital {adj} | :: genital |
| genital {m} [Usually plural] | :: genital |
| genitalidad {f} | :: genitalia |
| genitivo {adj} [grammar] | :: genitive (of or pertaining to the case of possession) |
| genitivo {m} [grammar] | :: genitive case |
| genito- {prefix} | :: genito- |
| genitofemoral {adj} [anatomy] | :: genitofemoral |
| genitourinario {adj} [anatomy] | :: genitourinary |
| geniudo {adj} | :: bad-tempered, stroppy |
| geniudo {m} | :: bad-tempered person |
| -geno {suffix} | :: -genic, -genous [scientific adjectives] |
| -geno {suffix} | :: -gen [scientific nouns] |
| genocida {mf} | :: genocider |
| genocidio {m} | :: genocide |
| genol {m} [nautical] | :: futtock |
| genoma {m} | :: genome (complete genetic information of an organism) |
| genómica {f} | :: genomics |
| genómico {adj} | :: genomic |
| genotipar {vt} | :: to genotype |
| genotípico {adj} | :: genotypic |
| genotipificación {f} | :: genotypification |
| genotipo {m} [genetics] | :: genotype |
| genotoxicidad {f} | :: genotoxicity |
| genotóxico {adj} | :: genotoxic |
| génova {f} [nautical] | :: genoa |
| Génova {prop} {f} | :: Génova (city) |
| genovés {adj} | :: Genoese |
| genovés {m} | :: Genoese (person) |
| genovés {m} | :: Genoese (dialect) |
| genovesa {f} | :: feminine noun of genovés |
| gentamicina {f} [pharmaceutical drug] | :: gentamicin |
| gente {f} | :: people |
| gentecilla {f} [pejorative] | :: proletariat, riffraff |
| gentil {adj} | :: kind, nice |
| gentil {adj} | :: gentile (non-Jewish) |
| gentil {mf} | :: gentile (non-Jew) |
| gentileza {f} | :: kindness, courtesy |
| gentilhombre {m} | :: gentleman |
| gentilicio {m} | :: demonym |
| gentilidad {f} | :: paganism |
| gentilísimo {adj} | :: superlative of gentil |
| gentiliza {f} | :: nonstandard form of gentileza |
| gentilmente {adv} | :: kindly |
| gentío {m} | :: throng, crowd |
| gentleman {m} | :: British gentleman |
| gentrificación {f} | :: gentrification |
| gentrificar {v} | :: to gentrify |
| gentualla {f} [derogatory, collective] | :: rabble, riffraff |
| gentuza {f} [pejorative, collective] | :: pejorative of gente; rabble, riffraff, the common people |
| genuflexión {f} | :: genuflection |
| genuflexo {adj} | :: genuflected |
| genuinamente {adv} | :: genuinely |
| genuino {adj} | :: genuine, sincere |
| geo- {prefix} | :: geo- |
| geo {mf} | :: a member of the Grupo Especial de Operaciones |
| Geo {prop} {f} | :: given name |
| geoarqueología {f} | :: geoarchaeology |
| geobloquear {v} | :: to geo-block |
| geobloqueo {m} [computing, internet] | :: geoblocking, geo-blocking |
| geobotánica {f} | :: geobotany |
| geobotánico {adj} | :: geobotanic, phytogeographical |
| geocéntrico {adj} | :: geocentric |
| geocentrismo {m} | :: geocentrism |
| geociencia {f} | :: geoscience |
| geoclimático {adj} | :: geoclimatic |
| geocronología {f} | :: geochronology |
| geocronológico {adj} | :: geochronological |
| geocronólogo {m} | :: geochronologist |
| geocultural {adj} | :: geocultural |
| geoda {f} | :: geode |
| geodesia {f} | :: geodesy |
| geodésico {adj} | :: geodetic |
| geodesta {mf} | :: geodesist |
| geodinámica {f} | :: geodynamics |
| geodiversidad {f} | :: geodiversity |
| geoduck {f} | :: geoduck |
| geoeconómico {adj} | :: geoeconomic |
| geoespacial {adj} | :: geospatial |
| geoestacionario {adj} | :: geostationary |
| geoestadística {f} | :: geostatistics |
| geoestratégico {adj} | :: geostrategic |
| geófago {adj} | :: geophagous; earth-eating |
| geofiltro {m} | :: geofilter |
| geofísica {f} | :: geophysics |
| geofísica {f} | :: feminine noun of geofísico |
| geofísico {adj} | :: geophysical |
| geofísico {m} | :: geophysicist |
| geoforma {f} | :: geoformation |
| geogenia {f} | :: geogeny |
| geoglifo {m} | :: geoglyph (large-scale drawing made on the ground) |
| geognosía {f} [obsolete] | :: geognosy |
| geógrafa {f} | :: feminine noun of geógrafo |
| geografía {f} | :: geography |
| geografía {f} [also, figurative] | :: territory, country |
| geográficamente {adv} | :: geographically |
| geográfico {adj} | :: geographic |
| geógrafo {m} | :: geographer (a specialist in geography) |
| geoide {m} | :: geoid |
| geoingeniería {f} | :: geoengineering |
| geolocalización {f} | :: geolocation |
| geolocalizador {m} | :: geolocator |
| geolocalizar {v} | :: to geolocate |
| geóloga {f} | :: feminine noun of geólogo |
| geología {f} | :: geology (the study of earth and land) |
| geológicamente {adv} | :: geologically |
| geológico {adj} | :: geologic (relating to geology) |
| geólogo {m} | :: geologist |
| geomagnético {adj} | :: geomagnetic |
| geomancia {f} | :: geomancy |
| geomecánica {f} | :: geomechanics |
| geomembrana {f} | :: geomembrane |
| geómetra {mf} | :: geometer |
| geometría {f} | :: geometry (branch of mathematics) |
| geometría algebraica {f} [mathematics] | :: algebraic geometry (branch of mathematics that studies solutions of systems of algebraic equations using both algebra and geometry) |
| geometría analítica {f} | :: analytic geometry |
| geometría euclidiana {f} | :: Euclidean geometry |
| geometría plana {f} | :: plane geometry |
| geometría tropical {f} [mathematics] | :: tropical geometry |
| geométricamente {adv} | :: geometrically |
| geométrico {adj} | :: geometric |
| geometrismo {m} [art] | :: geometrism; a focus on geometric forms in visual art or the various movements, especially in Mexico, that have supported it |
| geometrización {f} | :: geometrization |
| geomórfico {adj} | :: geomorphic |
| geomorfología {f} | :: geomorphology |
| geomorfológicamente {adv} | :: geomorphologically |
| geomorfológico {adj} | :: geomorphological |
| geón {m} | :: geon |
| geonemia {f} | :: geonymy |
| geoparque {m} | :: geopark |
| geopolítica {f} | :: geopolitics (the study of the effects of geography on international politics) |
| geopolíticamente {adv} | :: geopolitically |
| geopolítico {adj} | :: geopolitical |
| geoponía {f} | :: geoponics |
| geopónica {f} | :: geoponics |
| geoposicionamiento {m} | :: geopositioning |
| geoquímica {f} [uncountable] | :: geochemistry (branch of chemistry that deals with the chemical composition of the Earth) |
| geoquímica {f} | :: feminine noun of geoquímico |
| geoquímico {adj} | :: geochemical |
| geoquímico {m} | :: geochemist |
| georeferenciar {v} | :: to georeference |
| Georgetown {prop} | :: Georgetown (capital city) |
| Georgia {prop} {f} | :: Georgia (country) |
| Georgia {prop} {f} | :: Georgia (state) |
| georgiana {f} | :: feminine noun of georgiano |
| georgiano {adj} | :: Georgian [all senses] |
| georgiano {m} | :: Georgian [all senses] |
| georgiano {m} | :: Georgian (language) |
| geórgico {adj} [formal] | :: agricultural |
| georradar {m} | :: GPR (ground-penetrating radar) |
| georreferenciación {f} | :: georeferencing |
| georreferenciar {v} | :: to georeference |
| georregión {f} | :: georegion |
| geosinclinal {adj} | :: geosynclinal |
| geosíncrono {adj} | :: geosynchronous |
| geositio {m} | :: geosite |
| geosmina {f} [organic compound] | :: geosmin |
| geostrófico {adj} | :: geostrophic |
| geotecnia {f} | :: geotechnics |
| geotécnica {f} | :: feminine noun of geotécnico |
| geotécnico {adj} | :: geotechnical |
| geotécnico {m} | :: geotechnical engineer |
| geotermal {adj} | :: geothermal |
| geotermia {f} | :: geothermal science and technology |
| geotérmico {adj} | :: geothermal |
| geotextil {m} | :: geotextile |
| geotropismo {m} [biology] | :: geotropism |
| gépido {m} | :: Gepid |
| Geraldo {prop} {m} | :: Gerald |
| geranio {m} | :: geranium, pelargonium |
| geranio {m} | :: geranium, cranesbill |
| geraniol {m} [organic compound] | :: geraniol |
| Gerardo {prop} {m} | :: given name |
| gerbera {f} | :: gerbera |
| gerencia {f} | :: management |
| gerenciador {m} | :: manager |
| gerencial {adj} | :: managerial; of or relating to management |
| gerenciamiento {m} | :: management |
| gerenciar {v} | :: to manage |
| gerenta {f} | :: feminine noun of gerente |
| gerente {mf} | :: manager |
| geriatra {mf} | :: geriatrician |
| geriatría {f} | :: geriatrics |
| geriátrico {adj} | :: geriatric |
| geriátrico {m} | :: nursing home, rest home |
| gerifalte {m} | :: gyrfalcon, Falco rusticolus |
| gerifalte {m} | :: bigwig; big cheese |
| gerigonza {f} | :: alternative form of jerigonza |
| Germán {prop} {m} | :: given name, in Spanish speaking countries |
| germana {f} | :: feminine noun of germano |
| Germania {prop} {f} [historical] | :: Germania |
| germanía {f} | :: guild |
| germanía {f} | :: argot, jargon |
| germánicamente {adv} | :: Germanically |
| germánico {adj} | :: Germanic |
| germanio {m} | :: germanium |
| germanista {mf} | :: Germanist |
| germanística {f} | :: German studies |
| germanístico {adj} | :: German |
| germanización {f} | :: Germanization |
| germanizar {v} | :: to Germanize |
| germano {adj} | :: Germanic, German |
| germano {m} | :: German |
| germanófilo {adj} | :: Germanophile |
| germanófilo {m} | :: Germanophile |
| germanófona {f} | :: feminine noun of germanófono |
| germanófono {adj} | :: German-speaking |
| germanófono {m} | :: Germanophone |
| germanohablante {adj} | :: German-speaking |
| germanohablante {mf} | :: German speaker |
| germanoparlante {adj} | :: German-speaking |
| germanoparlante {mf} | :: German speaker |
| germen {m} | :: germen |
| germen {m} | :: microbe, microorganism |
| germicida {adj} | :: germicidal |
| germicida {m} | :: germicide |
| germinación {f} | :: germination |
| germinal {adj} | :: germinal |
| germinal {m} | :: Germinal |
| germinar {v} | :: to germinate |
| germinativo {adj} | :: germinative |
| germoplasma {m} | :: germ plasm |
| gernikarra {adj} | :: Of or from Guernica |
| gernikarra {mf} | :: Someone from Guernica |
| gernikés {adj} | :: Of, from, or relating to Gernika |
| gernikés {m} | :: Someone from Gernika |
| gernikesa {f} | :: feminine noun of gernikés |
| Gerona {prop} | :: Gerona (province) |
| Gerona {prop} | :: Gerona (city) |
| Gerona {prop} | :: The letter G in the Spanish phonetic alphabet |
| Gerónimo {prop} {m} | :: alternative spelling of Jerónimo |
| geronte {mf} [historical] | :: Member of the Gerousia |
| geronto- {prefix} | :: geronto- |
| gerontocracia {f} | :: gerontocracy |
| gerontocrático {adj} | :: gerontocratic |
| gerontofilia {f} | :: gerontophilia |
| gerontóloga {f} | :: feminine noun of gerontólogo |
| gerontología {f} | :: gerontology |
| gerontólogo {m} | :: gerontologist |
| Geronymo {prop} {m} | :: obsolete spelling of Jerónimo |
| gerriko {m} [Basque Country] | :: sash (especially one used in Basque pelota) |
| Gershu {prop} | :: given name, diminutive of Germán |
| Gertrudis {prop} | :: given name |
| gerundense {adj} | :: of or pertaining to Girona |
| gerundense {mf} | :: someone from Girona |
| gerundese {adj} | :: Gironan |
| gerundese {mf} | :: Gironan |
| gerundio {m} [grammar] | :: A certain impersonal form of a verb in various languages |
| gerundio {m} [grammar] | :: Specifically, a Spanish verbal adjective, ending in -ando, -iendo, or -yendo |
| gerundio {m} [grammar] | :: Specifically, a Latin gerund |
| gerundismo {m} | :: The incorrect use of gerunds in Spanish |
| gerundivo {m} [grammar] | :: The Latin gerundive |
| gesta {f} | :: feat, achievement, heroic deed |
| gestación {f} | :: gestation; pregnancy |
| gestacional {adj} | :: gestational |
| gestante {adj} | :: expectant, gestating (pregnant) |
| gestante {f} | :: A pregnant woman |
| gestar {v} | :: to gestate |
| gestar {v} | :: to develop, generate (a feeling) |
| gestar {v} | :: to carry out (progeny) |
| gestecillo {m} | :: diminutive of gesto |
| gesticulación {f} | :: gesticulation |
| gesticular {vi} | :: to gesticulate |
| gestión {f} | :: process |
| gestión {f} | :: management |
| gestión {f} | :: step |
| gestionar {v} | :: to prosecute |
| gestionar {v} | :: to negotiate |
| gestionar {v} | :: to manage |
| gestionar {v} | :: to file (commit official papers to some office) |
| gesto {m} | :: gesture |
| gesto {m} | :: expression |
| gestor {m} | :: solicitor, attorney, barrister |
| gestora {f} | :: feminine noun of gestor |
| gestoría {f} | :: an office of the gestor |
| gestual {adj} [attributive] | :: gesture |
| gestualidad {f} | :: gestures, body language |
| geta {f} [footwear] | :: geta |
| geta {mf} [demonym] | :: Geat |
| Getafe {prop} | :: Getafe (city) |
| getafense {adj} | :: Of or from Getafe |
| getafense {mf} | :: Someone from Getafe |
| getxotarra {adj} | :: Of or from Getxo |
| getxotarra {mf} | :: Someone from Getxo |
| Ghana {prop} {f} | :: Ghana (country) |
| ghanés {adj} | :: Ghanaian (of, from, or pertaining to Ghana or the Ghanaian people) |
| ghanés {m} | :: Ghanaian (person) |
| ghanesa {f} | :: feminine noun of ghanés |
| gheada {f} | :: gheada |
| ghrelina {f} | :: ghrelin |
| Giannuzzi {prop} {mf} | :: surname |
| giardiasis {f} [disease] | :: giardiasis |
| giba {f} | :: hump |
| giba {f} [colloquial] | :: nuisance |
| gibar {v} [colloquial] | :: to bug; pester; hack off |
| gíbara {f} | :: feminine noun of gíbara |
| gibareña {f} | :: feminine noun of gibareño |
| gibareño {adj} | :: Of or from Gibara |
| gibareño {m} | :: Someone from Gibara |
| gíbaro {m} | :: obsolete form of jíbaro |
| gibelina {f} | :: feminine noun of gibelino |
| gibelino {m} | :: Ghibelline |
| giberelina {f} [hormone] | :: gibberellin |
| gibón {m} | :: gibbon |
| giboso {adj} | :: humped |
| Gibraltar {prop} {m} | :: Gibraltar: overseas territory of the United Kingdom at the southern end of the Iberian peninsula |
| gibraltareña {f} | :: feminine noun of gibraltareño |
| gibraltareño {adj} | :: Gibraltarian |
| gibraltareño {m} | :: Gibraltarian |
| giennense {adj} | :: alternative spelling of jiennense |
| giennense {mf} | :: alternative spelling of jiennense |
| gif {m} | :: GIF |
| gifiti {m} | :: gifiti |
| giga {f} [dancing] | :: jig |
| giga {m} | :: gigabyte; giga |
| gigabyte {m} | :: gigabyte |
| gigámetro {m} | :: gigametre |
| giganta {f} | :: feminine noun of gigante |
| gigante {adj} | :: giant, gigantic |
| gigante {m} | :: giant |
| gigante {m} | :: juggernaut |
| gigante azul {f} | :: blue giant |
| gigante gaseoso {m} | :: gas giant |
| giganteo {adj} | :: giant, gigantic |
| gigante roja {f} | :: red giant |
| Gigantes {prop} {mp} [baseball] | :: The baseball team, the San Francisco Giants |
| gigantesco {adj} | :: gigantic, gigantesque; of a giant |
| gigantez {f} | :: hugeness |
| gigánticamente {adv} | :: gigantically |
| gigantismo {m} | :: gigantism |
| gigantografía {f} | :: blow-up, giant poster |
| gigantomaquia {f} [Greek mythology] | :: gigantomachy (the uprising of the Gigantes against the Olympian gods) |
| gigantón {adj} | :: very huge |
| gigantón {m} | :: huge giant |
| gigantona {f} | :: feminine noun of gigantón |
| gigatón {m} | :: gigaton |
| gigatonelada {f} | :: gigaton |
| gigavatio {m} | :: gigawatt |
| gigavoltio {m} | :: gigavolt |
| gigoló {m} | :: gigolo |
| Gijón {prop} {m} | :: Gijón |
| gijonense {adj} | :: Of or pertaining to Gijón |
| gijonense {mf} | :: Someone from Gijón |
| gijonés {adj} | :: Of or pertaining to Gijón |
| gijonés {m} | :: Someone from Gijón |
| gijonesa {f} | :: feminine noun of gijonés |
| gil {adj} [Argentina, Chile, Uruguay] | :: naive, innocent, dumb, dummy |
| Gil {prop} | :: surname |
| Gilberto {prop} {m} | :: given name |
| gileki {m} | :: Gilaki |
| Gilgamés {prop} {m} | :: alternative form of Gilgamesh |
| Gilgamesh {prop} {m} | :: Gilgamesh (legendary king of Uruk) |
| gilí {adj} [colloquial, Spain] | :: stupid |
| gilipollas {adj} [Spain, vulgar, derogative] | :: silly, fatheaded |
| gilipollas {mf} [Spain, vulgar, derogative] | :: dickhead, dumbass, wanker |
| gilipollear {v} [colloquial] | :: to dick around, dick about |
| gilipollez {f} [Spain, vulgar] | :: stupidity, foolishness, silliness, asshattery, arseholery |
| gillete {m} | :: razor |
| gillette {m} | :: razor |
| Giménez {prop} | :: surname |
| gimnasia {f} | :: gymnastics |
| gimnasia aeróbica {f} | :: sport aerobics, aerobic gymnastics |
| gimnasia artística {f} | :: artistic gymnastics |
| gimnasia rítmica {f} [gymnastics] | :: rhythmic gymnastics |
| gimnasio {m} [exercise] | :: gymnasium (a room or building equipped for indoor sports) |
| gimnasta {mf} | :: gymnast |
| gimnástico {adj} | :: gymnastic |
| gimnospermo {adj} [botany] | :: gymnospermous |
| gimotear {v} | :: to whine |
| gimoteo {m} | :: whine, whining |
| gin {m} | :: gin |
| gincana {f} | :: gymkhana |
| ginebra {f} [drinks] | :: gin |
| Ginebra {prop} {f} | :: Ginebra (city/canton) |
| Ginebra {prop} {f} | :: given name |
| Ginebra {prop} {f} | :: Queen Guinevere |
| ginebrés {adj} | :: Genevan |
| ginebrés {m} | :: Genevan |
| ginebresa {f} | :: feminine noun of ginebrés |
| ginebrino {adj} | :: Genevan |
| ginebrino {m} | :: Genevan (native or resident of Geneva, Switzerland) |
| gineceo {m} [botany] | :: gynoecium |
| gineco- {prefix} | :: gyneco- |
| ginecobstetricia {f} [medicine] | :: gynecology and obstetrics |
| ginecóloga {f} | :: feminine noun of ginecólogo |
| ginecología {f} | :: gynecology |
| ginecológico {adj} | :: gynecological (pertaining to gynecology) |
| ginecólogo {m} | :: gynecologist |
| ginecomastia {f} [pathology] | :: gynaecomastia |
| ginecoobstetra {mf} | :: specialist in gynecology and obstetrics |
| Ginés {prop} {m} | :: given name |
| gineta {f} | :: alternative form of jineta (the mammal) |
| gingivitis {f} | :: gingivitis |
| ginkgo {m} | :: ginkgo |
| ginóforo {m} | :: gynophore |
| ginoide {adj} | :: gynoid |
| ginoide {m} | :: gynoid |
| ginsenósido {m} | :: ginsenoside |
| gin tonic {m} | :: gin and tonic |
| gintonic {m} | :: gin and tonic; G&T |
| gintónic {m} | :: gin and tonic; G&T |
| Giovanny {prop} {m} | :: given name |
| gira {f} | :: tour (a journey through a list of places) |
| giradiscos {m} | :: record player |
| girador {adj} | :: spinning |
| girador {m} | :: drawer (someone who writes checks etc.) |
| giradora {f} | :: feminine noun of girador |
| giralda {f} | :: weathercock |
| giramiento {m} | :: turning |
| girar {v} | :: to turn, to pivot |
| girar {v} | :: to spin, to rotate, to revolve, to twirl, to gyrate |
| girasol {m} [flower] | :: sunflower |
| giratorio {adj} | :: revolving, turning |
| gírgola {f} | :: oyster mushroom (common edible mushroom of the species Pleurotus ostreatus) |
| giro {m} | :: turn, spin |
| giro {m} | :: tour |
| giro {m} [finance] | :: giro, a money transfer |
| giro {m} [economics] | :: economical activity type or kind |
| giro {m} [chemistry] | :: spin number |
| girobirrotonda {f} [geometry] | :: gyrobirotunda |
| girobús {m} | :: gyrobus |
| girocompás {m} | :: gyrocompass |
| giroelongar {v} | :: to gyroelongate |
| giroide {adj} [geometry] | :: gyrate |
| girola {f} [architecture] | :: ambulatory |
| girolando {m} | :: Girolando (breed of cattle) |
| Girón {prop} | :: surname |
| Gironda {prop} {f} | :: Gironda (estuary) |
| Gironda {prop} {f} | :: Gironda (department) |
| girondina {f} | :: Girondist |
| girondino {m} | :: Girondist |
| giroscópico {adj} | :: gyroscopic |
| giroscopio {m} | :: gyroscope |
| giróscopo {m} | :: gyroscope |
| gis {m} [education] | :: piece of chalk |
| Gisel {prop} {f} | :: Gisele |
| Gispert {prop} | :: surname |
| gitana {f} | :: feminine noun of gitano |
| gitanada {f} [pejorative] | :: action of a gypsy; gippo act |
| gitanada {f} | :: group of gypsies |
| gitanamente {adv} | :: fawningly, flatteringly |
| gitanear {v} | :: to wheedle |
| gitanear {v} | :: to gyp someone of |
| gitanería {f} | :: gypsyism |
| gitanilla {f} | :: diminutive of gitana |
| gitano {adj} | :: of or like a Gypsy |
| gitano {m} | :: Gypsy |
| glabela {f} [anatomy] | :: glabella (space between the eyebrows) |
| glabrescente {adj} | :: glabrous |
| glabro {adj} | :: hairless, glabrous |
| glaciación {f} | :: glaciation |
| glacial {adj} | :: glacial |
| glacial {adj} [figuratively] | :: frigid, chilly, not cordial |
| glacialmente {adv} | :: coldly |
| glacialmente {adv} | :: glacially |
| glaciar {m} | :: glacier |
| glaciarismo {m} | :: study of glaciars |
| glaciarizado {adj} | :: glacierized |
| glaciología {f} | :: glaciology |
| gladiador {m} | :: gladiator |
| gladiadora {f} | :: feminine noun of gladiador |
| gladio {m} | :: bulrush, cattail |
| gladiolo {m} | :: gladiolus |
| glagolitsa {m} | :: Glagolitic (alphabet) |
| glam {m} | :: glam |
| glamoroso {adj} | :: glamorous |
| glamour {m} | :: alternative spelling of glamur |
| glamouroso {adj} | :: glamorous |
| glamur {m} | :: glam, glamour (charm), glitz |
| glamuroso {adj} | :: glamorous |
| glande {m} [anatomy] | :: glans penis |
| glandiforme {adj} | :: glandiform |
| glándula {f} [anatomy] | :: gland |
| glándula adrenal {f} [anatomy] | :: adrenal gland (endocrine gland situated above the kidney) |
| glándula de Skene {f} [anatomy] | :: Skene's gland |
| glándula lagrimal {f} [anatomy] | :: lacrimal gland |
| glándula mamaria {f} [anatomy] | :: mammary gland |
| glándula pineal {f} [anatomy] | :: pineal gland |
| glándula pituitaria {f} | :: pituitary gland |
| glándula prostática {f} [anatomy] | :: prostate gland, prostate |
| glandular {adj} | :: glandular |
| glándula salival {f} [anatomy] | :: salivary gland |
| glándula sebácea {f} [anatomy] | :: sebaceous gland |
| glándula sudorípara {f} [medical] | :: sweat gland |
| glándula tiroides {f} | :: thyroid gland |
| glandulífero {adj} | :: glanduliferous |
| glanduloso {adj} | :: glandular |
| glas {adj} | :: only used in azúcar glas |
| glasé {m} | :: glaze |
| glasear {v} | :: to glaze |
| Glasgow {prop} | :: Glasgow (major city/and/council area) |
| glasgüense {adj} | :: Glaswegian (of or pertaining to Glasgow, Scotland) |
| glasgüense {mf} | :: Glaswegian (native or resident of Glasgow, Scotland) |
| glásnost {f} | :: glasnost |
| glauco {adj} [literarty] | :: glaucous; having a green colour |
| glauco {m} | :: Glaucus atlanticus, a species of sea slug |
| glaucofana {f} [mineral] | :: glaucophane |
| glaucoma {m} | :: glaucoma |
| glauconita {f} [mineral] | :: glauconite |
| gleba {f} | :: clod (lump of earth) |
| gleba {f} | :: arable land; soil |
| glena {f} [anatomy] | :: socket (a hollow in a bone) |
| glenohumeral {adj} [anatomy] | :: glenohumeral |
| glenoideo {adj} | :: glenoid |
| glera {f} | :: gravelly area |
| glera {f} | :: sandy area |
| Glez {prop} | :: abbreviation of the surname González |
| glía {f} [cytology] | :: glia |
| gliadina {f} [protein] | :: gliadin |
| glial {adj} | :: glial |
| glicación {f} | :: glycation |
| glical {m} [organic compound] | :: glycal |
| glicano {m} | :: glycan |
| glicemia {f} | :: glycemia |
| gliceraldehído {m} [organic compound, carbohydrate] | :: glyceraldehyde |
| glicérido {f} [organic compound] | :: glyceride |
| glicerina {f} | :: glycerine |
| glicerol {m} [organic compound] | :: glycerol |
| glicina {f} [amino acid] | :: glycine |
| glicocolato {m} | :: glycocholate |
| glicocólico {adj} | :: glycocholic |
| glicol {m} [organic compound] | :: glycol |
| glicólico {adj} | :: glycolic |
| glicolípido {m} | :: glycolipid |
| glicólisis {f} | :: glycolysis |
| glicoproteína {f} [protein] | :: glycoprotein |
| glicósido {m} | :: synonym of glucósido |
| glicosil {m} [organic compound] | :: glycosyl |
| glicosilación {f} | :: glycosylation |
| glicosilado {adj} | :: glycated |
| glicosiltransferasa {f} [enzyme] | :: glycosyltransferase |
| glicosoaminoglicano {m} [carbohydrate] | :: glycosaminoglycan |
| glífico {adj} | :: glyphic |
| glifo {m} | :: glyph |
| glifosato {m} [organic compound] | :: glyphosate |
| glioblastoma {m} | :: glioblastoma |
| glioma {m} | :: glioma |
| glioxal {m} | :: glyoxal |
| glioxilato {m} | :: glyoxylate |
| glioxisoma {m} [cytology] | :: glyoxysome |
| gliptodonte {m} | :: glyptodont |
| gliptografía {f} | :: glyptography |
| glitter {m} | :: glitter |
| global {adj} | :: global (concerning all parts of the world) |
| globalidad {f} | :: globality |
| globalismo {m} | :: globalism |
| globalista {adj} | :: globalist |
| globalista {mf} | :: globalist |
| globalización {f} | :: globalisation, globalization |
| globalizador {adj} | :: globalising |
| globalizar {v} | :: to globalize |
| globalmente {adv} | :: globally |
| globina {f} [protein] | :: globin |
| globito {m} | :: diminutive of globo, little balloon |
| globo {m} | :: balloon |
| globo {m} | :: globe |
| globo {m} [tennis] | :: lob |
| globo aerostático {m} | :: hot-air balloon |
| globoflexia {f} | :: balloon modelling |
| globo ocular {m} | :: eyeball |
| globoso {adj} | :: globose |
| globo terráqueo {m} | :: globe (spherical model of the Earth) |
| globotriaosilceramida {f} [biochemistry] | :: globotriaosylceramide |
| globular {adj} | :: globular |
| globulina {f} [protein] | :: globulin |
| globulito {m} | :: diminutive of glóbulo |
| glóbulo {m} | :: globule (small round particle of substance) |
| glóbulo {m} | :: blood cell (cell found in blood) |
| glocal {adj} | :: glocal |
| glomerular {adj} | :: glomerular |
| glomérulo {m} [anatomy] | :: glomerulus |
| glomeruloesclerosis {f} | :: glomerulosclerosis |
| glomerulonefritis {f} [medicine] | :: glomerulonephritis |
| glóquida {f} | :: glochid |
| gloquidio {m} | :: glochid |
| gloria {f} | :: glory |
| Gloria {prop} {f} | :: given name |
| gloria de la mañana {f} | :: morning glory |
| gloriar {vt} | :: synonym of glorificar |
| glorieta {f} | :: roundabout, traffic circle (road junction at which traffic streams circularly around a central island) |
| glorieta {f} [horticulture] | :: arbor, bower |
| glorieta {f} | :: summerhouse, alcove, pavilion |
| glorificación {f} | :: glorification |
| glorificar {vt} | :: to glorify, exalt, extol |
| glorificar {vt} | :: to adore |
| glorificar {vp} | :: synonym of gloriar |
| gloriosamente {adv} | :: gloriously |
| gloriosísimo {adj} | :: superlative of glorioso |
| glorioso {adj} | :: glorious, proud |
| glosa {f} | :: gloss (brief explanatory note or translation) |
| glosador {m} | :: glossator |
| glosadora {f} | :: feminine noun of glosador |
| glosar {v} | :: to gloss (annotate) |
| glosario {m} | :: glossary |
| glosofaríngeo {adj} [anatomy] | :: glossopharyngeal |
| glosolalia {f} | :: glossolalia, speaking in tongues |
| glosopeda {f} | :: foot-and-mouth disease |
| glotal {adj} | :: glottal |
| glotalización {f} | :: glottalization |
| glotalizar {v} | :: to glottalize |
| glotis {f} | :: glottis (organ of speech) |
| glotón {adj} | :: gluttonous |
| glotón {m} | :: glutton (one who eats voraciously, obsessively, or to excess) |
| glotón {m} | :: glutton, wolverine (mammal) |
| glotonamente {adv} | :: gluttonously |
| glotonear {v} | :: to gormandize |
| glotonear {v} | :: to be gluttonous |
| glotonería {f} | :: gluttony |
| glubs {interj} | :: gulp (Indication of an involuntary fear reaction) |
| glucagón {m} | :: glucagon |
| glucal {m} [organic compound, carbohydrate] | :: glucal |
| glucano {m} | :: glucan |
| glucemia {f} | :: glycemia |
| glucémico {adj} | :: glycemic |
| glúcido {m} [carbohydrate] | :: carbohydrate |
| glucocorticoide {m} [organic chemistry] | :: glucocorticoid |
| glucógeno {m} [carbohydrate] | :: glycogen |
| glucogenosis {f} | :: glucogenosis |
| glucólisis {m} [biochemistry] | :: glycolysis |
| glucómetro {m} | :: glucometer |
| gluconato {m} | :: gluconate |
| gluconeogénesis {f} | :: gluconeogenesis |
| glucoproteína {f} | :: glycoprotein |
| glucosa {f} [carbohydrate] | :: glucose |
| glucosamina {f} [organic compound] | :: glucosamine |
| glucosaminaglicano {m} [carbohydrate] | :: glycosaminoglycan |
| glucosaminoglucano {m} [organic compound] | :: glycosaminoglycan |
| glucosidasa {f} [enzyme] | :: glucosidase |
| glucosídico {adj} | :: glycosidic |
| glucósido {m} [organic compound] | :: glycoside |
| glucosilación {f} | :: glycosylation |
| glucosilado {adj} | :: glycosylated |
| glucuronato {m} | :: glucuronate |
| glucurónico {adj} | :: glucuronic |
| glucuronidasa {f} [enzyme] | :: glucoronidase |
| glucuronolactona {f} [organic compound] | :: glucuronolactone |
| gluglú {m} | :: gurgle |
| gluglú {m} | :: gobble (the sound a turkey makes) |
| gluma {f} [botany] | :: glume |
| gluon {m} | :: gluon |
| gluón {m} | :: superseded spelling of gluon |
| gluónico {adj} | :: gluonic |
| glup {interj} | :: gulp |
| glutamato {m} [organic chemistry] | :: glutamate |
| glutamato monosódico {m} | :: monosodium glutamate |
| glutámico {adj} | :: glutamic |
| glutamil {m} | :: glutamyl |
| glutamina {f} [amino acid] | :: glutamine |
| glutaminasa {f} [protein] | :: glutaminase |
| glutatión {m} | :: glutathione |
| gluten {m} [protein] | :: gluten |
| glutenina {f} [protein] | :: glutenin |
| glúteo {m} | :: gluteal |
| glúteo {adj} [anatomy] | :: gluteal |
| glutetimida {f} | :: glutethimide |
| glutinoso {adj} | :: glutinous |
| gnatoplastia {f} | :: gnathoplasty |
| gnatostomúlido {m} [zoology] | :: gnathostomulid |
| GNC {m} [petrochemistry] | :: CNG (compressed natural gas) |
| gneis {m} | :: gneiss |
| gnetal {m} | :: gnetophyte |
| gnómica {f} | :: gnomic poetry |
| gnomo {m} [alchemy, folklore, fantasy] | :: gnome |
| gnomónica {f} | :: gnomonics |
| gnoseología {f} | :: epistemology |
| gnoseológico {adj} | :: gnosiological |
| gnosis {f} [gnosticism] | :: gnosis |
| gnosticismo {m} | :: Gnosticism |
| gnóstico {m} | :: gnostic |
| gnóstico {adj} | :: gnostic |
| Goa {prop} | :: Goa (state) |
| gobernabilidad {f} | :: governability |
| gobernable {adj} | :: governable |
| gobernación {f} | :: government, governance |
| gobernador {m} | :: governor |
| gobernadora {f} | :: feminine noun of gobernador |
| gobernamiento {m} | :: governing, government |
| gobernanta {f} | :: housekeeper |
| gobernante {adj} | :: ruling |
| gobernante {mf} | :: ruler, leader |
| gobernante {mf} [colloquial] | :: governor |
| gobernanza {f} | :: governance |
| gobernar {v} | :: to govern |
| gobernar {v} | :: to steer [a vehicle or watercraft] |
| gobernar {v} | :: to guide |
| gobernárselas {v} [idiom] | :: to cope, get by, get along |
| gobernatura {f} | :: governership |
| gobiernero {adj} [attributive] | :: governmentese |
| gobiernero {adj} | :: governmental |
| gobiernista {adj} | :: governmental |
| gobiernista {mf} | :: governmentist |
| gobiernito {m} | :: diminutive of gobierno |
| gobierno {m} | :: government |
| gobio {m} | :: gudgeon |
| goce {m} | :: enjoyment |
| gocho {m} [colloquial] | :: pig (animal) |
| Godard {prop} {mf} | :: surname |
| godello {m} | :: Godello, a variety of grape from Spain used to make white wine |
| godet {m} | :: godet |
| Godíñez {prop} | :: surname |
| godo {m} | :: Goth |
| godo {m} [Latin America, pejorative] | :: Spaniard, loyalist |
| godo {m} [Canary Islands, pejorative] | :: someone from mainland Spain |
| godo {adj} | :: Gothic |
| Godofredito {prop} {m} | :: diminutive of Godofredo |
| Godofredo {prop} {m} | :: given name |
| Godoy {prop} | :: surname |
| goebbelianamente {adv} | :: in a manner like Joseph Goebbels or his way of propaganda |
| goebbeliano {adj} | :: of or pertaining to Joseph Goebbels or his way of propaganda |
| goethita {f} [mineral] | :: goethite |
| goetita {f} | :: alternative spelling of goethita |
| gofio {m} [culinary, Canary Islands] | :: gofio (flour made from roasted grains) |
| gofo {adj} | :: foolish; wacko; zany |
| gofre {m} [Spain] | :: waffle (flat pastry) |
| gofrera {f} | :: waffle iron |
| Gógol {prop} | :: Gogol |
| goizuetarra {adj} | :: Of, from, or relating to Goizueta, Navarre |
| goizuetarra {mf} | :: Someone from Goizueta |
| gol {m} [soccer] | :: goal |
| gola {f} | :: throat |
| gola {f} | :: collar |
| gola {f} [clothing] | :: ruff |
| gola {f} [architecture] | :: cornice |
| gola {f} [geography] | :: canal |
| gola {f} [archaic] | :: gorget (a piece of armor for the throat) |
| golaveraje {m} | :: goal average |
| golazo {m} [football] | :: spectacular goal, scorcher |
| Goldfarb {prop} {mf} | :: surname |
| goldre {m} | :: quiver (for arrows) |
| Goldstein {prop} {mf} | :: surname |
| goleada {f} [soccer] | :: barrage of goals |
| goleador {adj} | :: high-scoring; freescoring |
| goleador {m} [soccer] | :: goalscorer; attacker (who scores many goals) |
| golear {v} [soccer] | :: to hammer, trash, destroy (win scoring many goals) |
| goledor {m} | :: goalscorer |
| golem {m} [mythology] | :: golem |
| gólem {m} [folklore] | :: golem |
| golero {m} [Uruguay, sports] | :: goalie |
| goleta {f} | :: schooner, clipper [sailing boat] |
| golf {m} | :: golf |
| golfa {f} [pejorative, Mexico, Spain, slang] | :: a slut, tramp, or whore |
| gol fantasma {m} [soccer] | :: ghost goal, phantom goal |
| golfear {v} | :: To loaf; idle; laze about |
| golfillo {m} | :: diminutive of golfo |
| golfín {m} | :: dolphin |
| golfín {m} | :: gangster |
| golfina {f} | :: olive ridley sea turtle; Pacific ridley sea turtle (Lepidochelys olivacea) |
| golfista {mf} | :: golfer |
| golfito {m} | :: minigolf |
| golfo {m} [geography] | :: gulf |
| golfo {adj} | :: dishonest |
| golfo {adj} | :: nasty |
| golfo {adj} | :: promiscuous |
| golfo {m} | :: scoundrel |
| golfo {m} | :: sluggard |
| golfo {m} | :: slut |
| golfo de Bengala {prop} {m} | :: Bay of Bengal |
| golfo de Botnia {prop} {m} | :: Gulf of Bothnia (arm of the Baltic) |
| golfo de Finlandia {prop} {m} | :: Gulf of Finland |
| golfo de México {prop} {m} | :: Gulf of Mexico (gulf between USA and Mexico) |
| golfo de Tailandia {prop} {m} | :: Gulf of Thailand (body of water) |
| golfo Pérsico {prop} {m} | :: Persian Gulf |
| Goliat {prop} {m} | :: Goliath |
| golilla {f} [colloquial] | :: ruff (collar) |
| golito {m} | :: diminutive of gol |
| goliza {f} [Latin America, football] | :: goalfest; thrashing |
| gollete {m} | :: gland; neck |
| golondrina {f} | :: swallow (bird) |
| golondrina {f} [watercraft] | :: type of tourist boat found mostly in Barcelona |
| golondrina chilena {f} | :: Chilean swallow |
| golondrinaje {m} [Latin America, politics] | :: changing the vote in voters' homes |
| golondrina patagónica {f} | :: Chilean swallow |
| golondrino {m} | :: young swallow |
| golondrino {m} | :: boil under the armpit |
| golosamente {adv} | :: greedily |
| golosear {v} | :: to stuff oneself with sweets (candy) |
| golosina {f} | :: candy |
| goloso {adj} | :: greedy, gluttonous (given to excessive eating) |
| goloso {adj} | :: sweet-toothed, having a sweet tooth (fond of sweets) |
| golpazo {m} | :: thump, whack |
| golpe {m} | :: hit, blow, strike |
| golpe {m} | :: punch, jab |
| golpe {m} | :: knock [door] |
| golpe {m} | :: bump, bang, bash, slam, thump, whack |
| golpe {m} | :: crowd, multitude [of people] |
| golpe {m} | :: gush [of water], gust [of wind] |
| golpe {m} | :: blast [of music] |
| golpe {m} | :: heartbeat |
| golpe {m} | :: beat; rhythm |
| golpe {m} | :: bunch of seedlings [in one hole] |
| golpe {m} | :: hole [for planting seedlings] |
| golpe {m} | :: shot, stroke [in billiards] |
| golpe {m} | :: stroke [heat, of luck, of genius, etc.] |
| golpe {m} | :: surprise |
| golpe {m} | :: heist, job |
| golpe {m} | :: swing [golf, baseball] |
| golpe {m} | :: clipping of golpe de estado |
| golpeado {adj} | :: beaten |
| golpeador {m} | :: kicker; hitter (someone who kicks or hits) |
| golpear {v} | :: to hit, to knock, to tap |
| golpearse {v} | :: reflexive of golpear |
| golpe bajo {m} [boxing] | :: low blow (an unfair or illegal blow that lands below the opponent’s waist) |
| golpe bajo {m} [figurative] | :: low blow (any attack that is considered unfair or unscrupulous) |
| golpecillo {m} | :: diminutive of golpe |
| golpecito {m} | :: diminutive of golpe |
| golpe de estado {m} | :: coup d'état, putsch |
| golpe de gracia {m} | :: coup de grâce |
| golpe de palacio {m} | :: palace coup |
| golpeo {m} | :: hit, hitting, beating |
| golpetazo {m} | :: augmentative of golpe |
| golpetear {v} | :: to rattle |
| golpeteo {m} | :: drumming, rapping, rat-a-tat-tat |
| golpismo {m} | :: tendency to military coups |
| golpismo {m} | :: coup d'état mentality |
| golpista {m} | :: leader of a coup |
| golpiza {f} [Latin American] | :: beating, bashing |
| goma {f} | :: rubber (substance, material) |
| goma {f} | :: gum (substance exuded by certain plants) |
| goma {f} [Costa Rica, Ecuador, Guatemala, Panama, Peru, Uruguay] | :: glue |
| goma {f} | :: rubber band |
| goma {f} | :: rubber (UK), eraser (North America) |
| goma {f} | :: chewing gum |
| goma {f} | :: condom |
| goma {f} [Central America] | :: hangover (illness caused by a previous bout of heavy drinking) |
| goma {f} [Spain] | :: drunkenness |
| goma {f} [Argentina, Chile, vulgar, in plural] | :: women’s breast |
| goma de borrar {f} | :: eraser (thing used to erase or remove something written or drawn by a pen or a pencil) |
| gomaespuma {f} | :: An industrial product made of latex, spongy and soft to the touch |
| gomecismo {m} | :: The era when Juan Vicente Gómez was president of Venezuela |
| gomecista {adj} | :: Relating to Juan Vicente Gómez, former ruler of Venezuela |
| gomecista {mf} | :: Supporter of Juan Vicente Gómez |
| gomero {adj} | :: Of or from La Gomera, one of the Canary Islands |
| gomero {m} | :: Someone from La Gomera |
| Gómez {prop} | :: surname |
| gomía {m} [vesre, back slang] | :: friend |
| gomígrafo {m} | :: official seal (the stamp, not the animal) |
| gomina {f} | :: gel, hair cream |
| góming {m} | :: bungee jumping |
| gominola {f} | :: any gummy candy (wine gum, gumdrop, jelly bean) |
| gomita {f} | :: rubber band |
| gomita {f} [Mexico] | :: gummy, jelly candy |
| gomoso {adj} | :: gummy |
| gomoso {adj} | :: gelly; gelled |
| gomoso {m} | :: dandy; toff |
| gónada {f} [anatomy] | :: gonad |
| gonadal {adj} | :: gonadal |
| gonadotrofina {f} [hormone] | :: gonadotropin |
| gonadotropina {f} [hormone] | :: gonadotropin |
| gonartrosis {f} [pathology] | :: gonarthrosis |
| góndola {f} | :: gondola (boat) |
| gondolera {f} | :: gondolier |
| gondolero {m} | :: gondolier |
| Gondwana {prop} {f} | :: Gondwana (southern supercontinent) |
| gondwanaterio {m} | :: gondwanatherian |
| gonfoterio {m} | :: gomphothere |
| gong {m} | :: gong |
| gongo {m} | :: alternative form of gong |
| gongo {m} [Puerto Rico] | :: bell or cowbell |
| gongorino {adj} | :: Of or relating to Luis de Góngora, Spanish poet |
| gongorismo {m} | :: Gongorism |
| goniométrico {adj} | :: goniometric |
| goniómetro {m} | :: goniometer |
| gonópodo {m} | :: gonopod |
| gonorrea {f} | :: gonorrhea |
| Gonzaga {prop} {f} | :: surname |
| Gonzales {prop} | :: surname, variant of González, from the Spanish male given name Gonzalo |
| González {prop} | :: surname, son of Gonzalo |
| gonzalista {adj} | :: Of, pertaining to, or supporting, Manuel del Refugio González Flores, Mexican soldier and politician |
| gonzalista {mf} | :: A supporter of Manuel del Refugio González Flores |
| Gonzalo {prop} {m} | :: given name |
| Gonzalo {prop} {m} | :: surname |
| googlear {v} | :: to google (search using Google) |
| Goradnia {prop} {f} | :: Grodno (city) |
| gorda {f} | :: feminine noun of gordo |
| gordete {adj} | :: plump, stout |
| gordezuelo {adj} [pejorative] | :: tubby; plump |
| gordi {m} [colloquial] | :: honey, darling |
| gordiano {adj} | :: Gordian |
| gordibuena {f} [slang] | :: chubby, attractive and pleasant woman |
| gordiflón {m} | :: fatso |
| gordiflona {f} | :: feminine noun of gordiflón |
| gordinflón {adj} [colloquial] | :: chubby |
| gordinflón {m} [colloquial] | :: chubby, fatso (overweight person) |
| gordinflona {f} | :: feminine noun of gordinflón |
| gordísimo {adj} | :: superlative of gordo |
| gordita {f} [Mexico] | :: a thick tortilla, frequently stuffed and made of corn flour |
| gordito {adj} | :: diminutive of gordo, very fat |
| gordo {adj} | :: fat |
| gordo {adj} | :: coarse |
| gordo {m} | :: fat man |
| gordo {m} | :: the grand prize in a lottery |
| gordo {m} [affectionate] | :: Honey |
| gordo {m} [colloquial, euphemistic] | :: feces, the act of defecation, number two |
| gordofobia {f} | :: fatphobia (fear, dislike or discrimination of obese people) |
| gordolobo {m} | :: The common name of a number of plants. See Spanish Wikipedia for the individual species |
| gordote {adj} | :: augmentative of gordo |
| gordura {f} | :: fatness |
| Gorgias {prop} {m} [philosophy] | :: an Ancient Greek pre-Socratic philosopher, sophist and rhetorician from Leontini (483 – 375 BC) |
| gorgiblanco {adj} | :: white-throated (said of a number of species of bird) |
| gorgojo {m} | :: grub |
| gorgojo {m} | :: weevil |
| gorgojo {m} [colloquial] | :: small person |
| gorgona {f} [Greek mythology] | :: gorgon |
| gorgonia {f} | :: gorgonian |
| gorgor {m} | :: gurgle |
| gorgorán {m} | :: grogram |
| gorgorito {m} | :: trill (when singing) |
| górgoro {m} [Mexico] | :: sip, small drink |
| gorgotear {v} | :: to gurgle |
| gorgoteo {m} | :: gurgle |
| gorguera {f} | :: ruff (of clothes) |
| gorguera {f} | :: ruff (of birds) |
| gorila {m} | :: gorilla (ape) |
| gorila {m} | :: bouncer; heavy |
| gorila {m} [pejorative] | :: bodyguard |
| gorila {m} [Argentina, politics, pejorative] | :: One who opposes Peronism |
| gorja {f} | :: gorge; gullet; throat |
| gorjal {m} | :: gorget |
| gorjear {v} | :: to chirp |
| gorjeo {m} | :: tweet, twirp (bird song) |
| gorjeo {m} | :: gurgle, gurgling (sound) |
| gorjirrojo {adj} | :: red-throated |
| Gorospe {prop} | :: surname |
| gorra {f} | :: cap, baseball cap |
| gorrear {v} | :: to scrounge |
| gorrear {v} | :: to cheat (on one's spouse or partner) |
| gorrilla {f} | :: diminutive of gorra |
| gorrilla {f} [Spain] | :: illegal and often aggressive valet |
| gorringo {m} [Navarre] | :: Caesar's mushroom |
| gorrino {m} | :: pig (especially a pig less than four months old) |
| gorrino {m} | :: pig (slovenly person) |
| gorrión {m} | :: sparrow |
| gorrión común {m} | :: house sparrow |
| gorrita {f} | :: beanie (type of hat) |
| gorrito {m} | :: bonnet, baby's bonnet |
| gorrito {m} [Latin America] | :: condom |
| gorro {m} | :: cap |
| gorro {m} | :: hat |
| gorro {m} [Chile] | :: condom |
| gorrón {m} | :: freeloader |
| gorrona {f} | :: freeloader |
| gorronear {v} | :: to scrounge, sponge |
| Gorski {prop} {mf} | :: surname |
| Gorstiense {prop} {m} | :: Gorstian |
| gosipol {m} [organic compound] | :: gossypol |
| gospel {m} [music] | :: gospel music |
| góspel {m} [music] | :: gospel music |
| góspel {m} | :: A song in the gospel music tradition |
| góspel {adj} | :: Relating to gospel music |
| gostear {v} [slang, neologism] | :: to ghost, perform an act of ghosting |
| gota {f} | :: a drop or small amount of |
| gota {f} [medicine] | :: gout |
| gota {f} [heraldiccharge] | :: goutte |
| gota china {f} | :: Chinese water torture |
| gota de lluvia {f} [usually, in the plural] | :: raindrop |
| gota fría {f} [idiom] | :: A very heavy downpour, or cloudburst |
| gotear {v} | :: to drip |
| Gotemburgo {prop} {m} | :: Gotemburgo (city) |
| gotemburgués {adj} | :: From or native to Gothenburg, Sweden |
| gotemburgués {adj} | :: Gothenburger, pertaining to Gothenburg |
| gotemburgués {m} | :: Gothenburger, a resident of native of Gothenburg, Sweden |
| gotemburguesa {f} | :: feminine noun of gotemburgués |
| goteo {m} | :: dripping, drip |
| goteo {m} | :: trickle |
| gotera {f} | :: leak (hole which lets escape a fluid) |
| gotera {f} | :: leak in the roof which lets water drop into the house) |
| gotera {f} | :: A gutter |
| gotero {m} | :: eyedropper |
| goticismo {m} | :: Gothicism |
| goticista {mf} | :: gothicist |
| gótico {adj} | :: Gothic (of or relating to the Goths) |
| gótico {m} | :: Gothic language |
| gotita {f} | :: diminutive of gota, little drop |
| gotoso {adj} | :: gouty; suffering from gout |
| gouda {m} | :: gouda |
| gourmet {adj} | :: gourmet |
| Govern {prop} {m} | :: The Government of Catalonia |
| govierno {m} | :: obsolete spelling of gobierno |
| Goya {prop} | :: surname |
| Goya {prop} | :: Francisco Goya, a Spanish painter |
| goyesco {adj} | :: Goyaesque |
| gozadera {f} | :: party; binge |
| gozadera {f} | :: joy; enjoyment |
| gozador {adj} [Latin America, colloquial] | :: funloving |
| gozador {adj} [Latin America, colloquial] | :: sex-mad |
| gozar {v} | :: to enjoy oneself |
| gozar {v} | :: to enjoy |
| gozarla {v} [idiom] | :: to live it up; have a whale of a time |
| gozne {m} | :: hinge |
| gozo {m} | :: joy |
| gozo {m} | :: pleasure, enjoyment |
| gozosamente {adv} | :: joyfully, joyously |
| gozoso {adj} | :: pleasurable, joyful, enjoyable (causing happiness) |
| gozoso {adj} | :: pleased, joyous (happy) |
| gozque {m} | :: small yappy dog; yapper |
| gozquecillo {m} | :: diminutive of gozque |
| GPS {m} [cartography] | :: GPS, Global Positioning System |
| GPS {m} [technology] | :: GPS receiver, satnav |
| GR {prop} | :: abbreviation of Guerrero (Mexican state) |
| grabable {adj} | :: recordable |
| grabación {f} | :: recording (an activity or result) |
| grabado {adj} | :: recorded |
| grabado {m} | :: an engraving |
| grabador {m} | :: tape recorder |
| grabador {m} | :: sculptor |
| grabadora {f} | :: recorder (device that records) |
| grabar {v} | :: to record |
| grabar {v} | :: to engrave |
| grabar a fuego {v} | :: to brand (with a branding iron) |
| grabar a fuego {v} [figurative] | :: to hard-wire |
| gracejo {m} | :: wit |
| gracejo {m} | :: fluency (competence of language or speech) |
| gracejo {m} | :: gift of the gab |
| gracia {f} | :: grace, charm |
| gracia {f} | :: mercy |
| gracia {f} | :: good humor |
| gracia {f} | :: punch line of a joke or story |
| gracia {f} | :: pardon |
| Gracia {prop} {f} | :: given name |
| graciable {adj} | :: gracious |
| graciable {adj} | :: generous; abundant |
| graciana {f} | :: feminine noun of graciano |
| graciano {adj} | :: Of or from Gracias a Dios |
| graciano {m} | :: Someone from Gracias a Dios |
| Graciano {prop} {m} | :: Gratian |
| gracias {interj} | :: thank you |
| Gracias {prop} | :: A colonial town in the Lempira department of Honduras |
| gracias a {prep} | :: thanks to |
| gracias a Dios {adv} | :: thanks be to God, thank God |
| gracias de antemano {adv} | :: thank you in advance, thanks in advance |
| gracias por su ayuda {phrase} [polite] | :: thanks for your help |
| gracias por tu ayuda {phrase} [familiar] | :: thanks for your help |
| gracias un montón {phrase} | :: thanks a lot |
| Graciela {prop} {f} | :: given name |
| gracieta {f} | :: joke |
| grácil {adj} | :: graceful |
| grácil {adj} | :: delicate |
| grácil {adj} | :: slender |
| gracilidad {f} [rare] | :: gracefulness |
| graciosamente {adv} | :: funnily, wittily (in a funny manner) |
| graciosamente {adv} | :: gracefully, elegantly |
| graciosidad {f} | :: gracefulness |
| graciosísimo {adj} | :: superlative of gracioso |
| graciosito {adj} | :: diminutive of gracioso |
| graciosito {mf} | :: diminutive of gracioso |
| gracioso {adj} | :: funny, amusing |
| gracioso {adj} | :: silly (playful; giggly) |
| gracioso {adj} | :: facetious, cute |
| gracioso {adj} | :: graceful |
| gracioso {adj} | :: pleasing |
| gracioso {adj} [colloquial] | :: cute, rich |
| gracioso {adj} [sarcasm] | :: annoying; graceless |
| gracioso {mf} [colloquial] | :: joker |
| gracioso {mf} [historical, theatre] | :: gracioso (bawdy clown or jester in 16th-century Spanish comedy) |
| Graco {prop} {m} | :: Gracchus (Roman cognomen) |
| grada {f} | :: step (of a staircase) |
| grada {f} | :: stands, terraces (of a sports stadium) |
| gradación {f} | :: gradation |
| gradado {adj} | :: graded; having gradings or steps |
| gradar {v} | :: to harrow |
| gradería {f} | :: stands, bleachers (of an amphitheater or stadium) |
| gradería {f} [by extension] | :: The people in the stands |
| graderío {m} | :: stand, seat (around a sports field or other venue) |
| gradiente {m} | :: gradient |
| gradilla {f} | :: test tube holder |
| grado {m} | :: degree |
| grado {m} | :: grade |
| grado {m} | :: level |
| grado {m} | :: step |
| grado {m} [Venezuela] | :: graduation |
| grado {m} | :: will, wish |
| grado {m} | :: liking, preference |
| grado Celsius {m} | :: degree Celsius |
| grado centígrado {m} [colloquial] | :: degree Celsius |
| grado de asociado {m} | :: associate's degree |
| graduable {adj} | :: adjustable |
| graduación {f} | :: graduation |
| graduada {f} | :: feminine noun of graduado |
| graduado {adj} | :: graduated |
| graduado {m} | :: graduate |
| graduador {m} | :: graduator, gauger |
| gradual {adj} | :: gradual |
| gradual {m} [Roman Catholic Church] | :: gradual |
| gradualidad {f} | :: gradualness |
| gradualismo {m} | :: gradualism |
| gradualista {adj} | :: gradualist |
| gradualista {mf} | :: gradualist |
| gradualmente {adv} | :: gradually |
| graduando {m} | :: graduand |
| graduar {v} | :: to graduate |
| graduar {v} | :: to calibrate, adjust (an instrument) |
| grafema {m} | :: grapheme |
| grafeno {m} | :: graphene |
| graffitear {v} | :: alternative spelling of grafitear |
| graffitera {f} | :: feminine noun of graffitero |
| graffitero {m} | :: alternative spelling of grafitero |
| graffiti {m} | :: graffiti |
| -grafía {suffix} | :: -graphy |
| grafía {f} | :: spelling |
| gráficamente {adv} | :: graphically |
| graficar {v} | :: to sign (communicate using sign language) |
| gráfico {adj} | :: graphic |
| grafiosis {f} | :: Dutch elm disease |
| grafismo {m} | :: graphism |
| grafista {mf} | :: graphic artist |
| grafitear {v} [colloquial] | :: to graffiti |
| grafitera {f} | :: feminine noun of grafitero |
| grafitero {m} | :: graffitist |
| grafiti {m} | :: graffiti |
| grafito {m} | :: graphite |
| -grafo {suffix} | :: -graph |
| -grafo {suffix} | :: -grapher |
| grafo {m} | :: graph |
| grafolecto {m} | :: grapholect |
| grafología {f} | :: graphology |
| grafólogo {adj} | :: graphologist |
| grafómana {f} | :: feminine noun of grafómano |
| grafomanía {f} | :: graphomania |
| grafómano {m} | :: One affected with or exhibiting graphomania |
| grafómetro {m} | :: graphometer, semicircle (surveying instrument) |
| gragea {f} | :: a sugar-coated pill |
| gragea {f} | :: a small piece of candy |
| graja {f} | :: feminine noun of grajo |
| grajilla {f} | :: jackdaw |
| grajo {m} | :: A kind of bird: |
| grajo {m} | :: rook (Corvus frugilegus) |
| grajo {m} | :: jay, grackle (general term) |
| grajo {m} | :: San Blas jay (Cyanocorax sanblasianus) |
| grajo {m} | :: great-tailed grackle (Quiscalus mexicanus) |
| grajo {m} [Colombia, Cuba, Ecuador, Peru, Dominican Republic] | :: body odour |
| grajo {m} | :: A kind of plant: |
| grajo {m} [Cuba, Puerto Rico] | :: Eugenia axillaris |
| grajo {m} [Cuba] | :: Auerodendron cubense |
| grajo {m} [Dominican Republic] | :: white twinevine (Funastrum clausum) |
| grajo {m} [rare] | :: charlatan |
| gral. {n} | :: abbreviation of general |
| gral {m} | :: abbreviation of general |
| Gral. {n} | :: abbreviation of general |
| -grama {suffix} | :: -gram |
| grama {f} | :: grass (mostly varieties intended for cattle fodder) |
| grama {f} [Caribbean, Guatemala, El Salvador] | :: lawn |
| gramado {m} [Latin America] | :: pitch; field (for sports) |
| gramaje {m} | :: grammage |
| gramática {f} | :: grammar (rules for speaking and writing a language) |
| gramatical {adj} | :: grammatical |
| gramaticalidad {f} | :: grammaticality |
| gramaticalmente {adv} | :: grammatically |
| gramático {adj} | :: grammatical |
| gramático {mf} | :: grammarian |
| gramilla {f} [Latin America] | :: grass |
| gramínea {f} [botany] | :: a gramineous plant, a grass (plant of the family Poaceae) |
| graminoso {adj} | :: grassy |
| gramito {m} | :: diminutive of gramo |
| grammatica {f} | :: obsolete spelling of gramática |
| gramnegativo {adj} | :: gram-negative |
| gramo {m} | :: gram |
| gramófono {m} | :: gramophone |
| gramola {f} | :: gramophone |
| gramola {f} | :: jukebox |
| grampositivo {adj} | :: gram-positive |
| gramsciano {adj} | :: Gramscian |
| granada {f} | :: pomegranate (fruit) |
| granada {f} | :: hand grenade |
| granada {f} | :: shell (artillery) |
| Granada {prop} {f} | :: Granada (province) |
| Granada {prop} {f} | :: Granada (city) |
| Granada {prop} {f} | :: Granada (country) |
| Granada {prop} {f} | :: Granada (department) |
| granada de mano {f} | :: hand grenade |
| granadazo {m} | :: grenade attack |
| granadero {m} | :: grenadier (soldier) |
| granadero {m} | :: grenadier (fish) |
| granadí {adj} | :: Granadan |
| granadí {mf} | :: Granadan |
| granadilla {f} [Bolivia, Colombia, Costa Rica, Ecuador, Mexico, Peru] | :: passion fruit, sweet granadilla, grenadia (specifically Passiflora ligularis) |
| granadillo {m} | :: Brya ebenus, a Caribbean tree species in the legume family |
| granadillo {m} | :: Dalbergia nigra, a Brazilian tree species in the legume family |
| granadillo {m} | :: Hypericum canariense, a species of St. John's wort native to the Canary Islands |
| granadina {f} | :: feminine noun of granadino |
| granadino {adj} | :: Grenadian |
| granadino {adj} | :: Grenadinese |
| granadino {adj} | :: Of or pertaining to Granada |
| granadino {m} | :: Grenadian |
| granadino {m} | :: Grenadinese |
| granadino {m} | :: Someone from Granada |
| granado {adj} | :: grained |
| granado {m} | :: pomegranate tree |
| Granados {prop} | :: surname |
| Granados {prop} | :: Granados (municipality) |
| gran almacén {m} | :: department store |
| granar {vi} | :: to produce or develop grains or seeds |
| granar {v} | :: to become rich |
| granate {adj} | :: garnet |
| granate {m} [mineral] | :: garnet |
| granate {m} | :: garnet (color) |
| granatorio {m} | :: synonym of granatario |
| Gran Barrera de Coral {prop} {f} | :: Great Barrier Reef |
| Gran Bretaña {prop} {f} | :: Great Britain |
| Gran Canaria {prop} {f} | :: Gran Canaria |
| grancanario {adj} | :: of or from Gran Canaria |
| grancanario {m} | :: Someone from Gran Canaria |
| Gran Cañón {prop} {f} | :: Grand Canyon (large national park and gorge) |
| Gran China {prop} {f} | :: Greater China (Chinese-speaking world) |
| Gran Colapso {prop} {m} [astronomy] | :: Big Crunch (hypothetic eventual collapse of the universe) |
| Gran Colombia {prop} {f} [historiography, South America] | :: Gran Colombia (former country). A former South American republic that lasted from 1819 to 1831 |
| grancolombiana {f} | :: feminine noun of grancolombiano |
| grancolombiano {adj} | :: Gran Colombian |
| grancolombiano {m} | :: Gran Colombian |
| gran danés {m} | :: Great Dane |
| grande {adj} | :: [after the noun or predicatively] big, large |
| grande {adj} | :: [before a plural noun] great |
| grande {adj} | :: [about human age] aged, old |
| grande {m} | :: grandee |
| grandecito {adj} | :: diminutive of grande |
| grandeliga {m} [baseball] | :: major leaguer |
| grandemente {adv} | :: greatly, largely |
| Grandes Lagos {prop} {mp} | :: Great Lakes (a group of five lakes on the United States-Canada border) |
| grandeza {f} | :: grandeur |
| grandeza {f} | :: grandeeship |
| grandilocuencia {f} | :: grandiloquence |
| grandilocuente {adj} | :: grandiloquent |
| grandílocuo {adj} | :: grandiloquent |
| grandiosamente {adv} | :: grandly, magnificently |
| grandiosidad {f} | :: grandiosity |
| grandioso {adj} | :: great |
| grandísimo {adj} | :: superlative of grande |
| grandón {adj} | :: well-built |
| grandor {m} | :: size; largeness |
| grandote {adj} [colloquial] | :: huge |
| grandote {adj} [colloquial] | :: grown-up |
| Gran Ducado de Luxemburgo {prop} {m} | :: Grand Duchy of Luxembourg (official name of Luxembourg) |
| grandullón {adj} | :: augmentative of grande: very large (especially of children) |
| grandulón {m} [Latin America] | :: alternative form of grandullón |
| grandulona {f} | :: feminine noun of grandulón |
| gran duque {m} | :: grand duke |
| granear {v} | :: to grain |
| granear {v} | :: to sow |
| granel {m} | :: bulk (unpackaged goods) |
| granelero {m} | :: bulk carrier |
| granerino {adj} | :: from the Chilean city of Graneros |
| granero {m} | :: granary |
| granero {m} | :: barn (farm building) |
| Graneros {prop} {m} | :: Graneros (city) |
| Gran Explosión {prop} {f} | :: Big Bang |
| granguiñolesco {adj} | :: Grand Guignol [attributive] |
| granguiñolesco {adj} | :: melodramatic, exaggerated |
| Gran Hermano {prop} {m} | :: Big Brother |
| granillo {m} | :: diminutive of grano |
| Gran Implosión {prop} {f} [astronomy] | :: Big Crunch (hypothetic eventual collapse of the universe) |
| granítico {adj} | :: granitic |
| granito {m} | :: granite |
| granitoide {m} | :: granitoid |
| granizada {f} | :: hailstorm |
| granizado {m} | :: A semi-frozen soft drink, a typical summer drink, usually made with crushed ice and citric juice (the most popular being lemon juice, which is called: granizado de limón) |
| granizar {vi} [impersonal] | :: to hail |
| granizo {m} [uncountable] | :: hail |
| granizo {m} [countable] | :: hailstone |
| granja {f} | :: farm |
| granjear {v} | :: to earn; get; get hold of |
| granjera {f} | :: feminine noun of granjero |
| granjería {f} | :: income; earnings |
| granjero {m} | :: farmer |
| granjita {f} | :: diminutive of granja |
| gran jurado {m} | :: grand jury |
| Gran Londres {prop} {m} | :: Greater London (city of London, Westminster and 31 other London boroughs) |
| Gran Mancha Roja {prop} {f} | :: Great Red Spot |
| Gran Manzana {prop} {f} | :: the Big Apple (New York City) |
| granmense {adj} | :: Of or related to Granma, a Cuban newspaper |
| granmense {mf} | :: Someone connencted with Granma |
| Gran Muralla China {prop} {f} | :: Great Wall of China (Chinese fortification) |
| grano {m} | :: grain (the seed of grass food crops) |
| grano {m} | :: grain, seed, kernel, bean (a single seed of certain crops) |
| grano {m} | :: grain (single particle of a substance) |
| grano {m} | :: pimple, blackhead (inflamed spot on the surface of the skin that is usually painful and fills with pus) |
| grano {m} | :: point (the focus of a conversation) |
| grano {m} [photography] | :: grain (visual texture in processed photographic film) |
| grano {m} | :: grain (linear texture of a material or surface) |
| grano de arena {m} [idiom] | :: little bit of help |
| granodiorita {f} [geology] | :: granodiorite |
| granodiorítico {adj} | :: granodioritic |
| grano en el culo {m} [idiomatic] | :: pain in the ass |
| granola {f} | :: granola |
| granota {adj} [soccer] | :: associated with Levante UD, a Spanish soccer team |
| granota {mf} [soccer] | :: Someone associated with Levante UD, a Spanish soccer team |
| gran pantalla {f} | :: silver screen |
| Gran Pirámide de Giza {prop} {f} | :: Great Pyramid of Giza (the largest and most famous of the Egyptian pyramids) |
| Gran Polonia {prop} {f} | :: Gran Polonia (region) |
| Gran Premio {m} | :: Grand Prix |
| Gran Revolución Cultural Proletaria {prop} {f} | :: Cultural Revolution (Great Proletarian Cultural Revolution) |
| Gran Salto Adelante {prop} {m} | :: Great Leap Forward (great Leap Forward (in China)) |
| gran simio {m} | :: great ape |
| gran tiburón blanco {m} | :: great white shark |
| granuja {f} | :: grains (especially of grape) |
| granuja {f} [colloquial] | :: rabble, riffraff (group of rascals) |
| granuja {adj} | :: roguelike, rough around the edges |
| granuja {mf} | :: scoundrel, rascal, yob |
| granulación {f} | :: granulation |
| granular {adj} | :: granular |
| granular {v} | :: to granulate |
| granularidad {f} | :: granularity |
| granulita {f} | :: granulite |
| gránulo {m} | :: granule |
| granulocítico {adj} | :: granulocytic |
| granulocito {m} [cytology, immunology] | :: granulocyte |
| granuloma {f} [pathology] | :: granuloma |
| granulomatosis {f} [pathology] | :: granulomatosis |
| granulomatoso {adj} [pathology] | :: granulomatous |
| granulometría {f} | :: granulometry |
| granulométrico {adj} | :: granulometric |
| granulopoyesis {f} [biology] | :: granulopoiesis |
| granuloso {adj} | :: granular |
| grapa {f} | :: staple (fastener) |
| grapa {f} | :: clamp |
| grapa {f} [medicine] | :: stitch |
| grapadora {f} [chiefly Spain] | :: stapler |
| grapar {v} | :: to staple |
| grapo {mf} | :: A member of GRAPO, a Spanish clandestine Maoist group aiming for the formation of a Spanish Marxist-Leninist Republican state, based on the model of Maoist China |
| graptolito {m} | :: graptolite |
| grasa {f} | :: fat or grease used in cooking |
| grasa {f} | :: nutritional fat |
| grasera {f} | :: grease bowl |
| grasería {f} | :: A factory making products from tallow (soap, candles etc.) |
| grasiento {adj} | :: greasy |
| graso {adj} | :: greasy, fatty |
| grasoso {adj} | :: fatty, greasy |
| gratamente {adv} | :: pleasingly |
| gratificación {f} | :: gratification |
| gratificador {adj} | :: gratifying |
| gratificador {adj} | :: rewarding |
| gratificante {adj} | :: gratifying |
| gratificar {v} | :: to gratify |
| gratificar {v} | :: to reward |
| grátil {m} [nautical] | :: luff (edge of sail) |
| gratín {m} | :: gratin |
| gratinar {v} | :: to grill or toast |
| gratis {adj} | :: free, without charge |
| gratis {adv} | :: free, without charge |
| gratísimo {adj} | :: superlative of gratis |
| gratitud {f} | :: gratitude |
| grato {adj} | :: grateful |
| grato {adj} | :: pleasing |
| gratuidad {f} | :: The quality of being free |
| gratuidad {f} | :: gratuity, freebie |
| gratuitamente {adv} | :: for free, gratis, free of charge |
| gratuitamente {adv} | :: gratuitously; without basis or cause |
| gratuito {adj} | :: free, free of charge, gratis |
| gratuito {adj} | :: unjustified, unwarranted, gratuitous, uncalled for |
| gratulación {f} | :: congratulation |
| Grau {prop} | :: Grau (province) |
| grauvaca {f} | :: greywacke |
| grava {f} | :: gravel |
| gravable {adj} | :: taxable |
| gravamen {m} | :: tax |
| gravamen {m} | :: encumbrance |
| gravar {v} | :: to tax |
| gravar {v} | :: to encumber |
| grave {adj} | :: serious, grave |
| grave {adj} | :: bass [sound] |
| grave {adj} | :: solemn |
| grave {adj} [phonetics] | :: paroxytone; stressed in the penultimate syllable |
| gravedad {f} | :: seriousness, severity |
| gravedad {f} [physics] | :: gravity |
| gravemente {adv} | :: severely, seriously |
| gravidez {f} | :: pregnancy, gravidity |
| gravidez {f} | :: heaviness |
| gravídico {adj} [attributive] | :: pregnancy |
| grávido {adj} | :: heavy |
| grávido {adj} | :: pregnant |
| gravilla {f} | :: gravel (small fragments of rock) |
| gravimétrico {adj} | :: gravimetric |
| gravímetro {m} | :: gravimeter |
| gravísimamente {adv} | :: superlative of gravemente |
| gravísimo {adj} | :: superlative of grave |
| gravitación {f} | :: gravitation (fundamental force of attraction) |
| gravitacional {adj} [physics] | :: gravitational |
| gravitacionalmente {adv} | :: gravitationally |
| gravitante {adj} | :: threatening; menacing |
| gravitar {v} | :: to gravitate |
| gravitatoriamente {adv} | :: gravitationally |
| gravitatorio {adj} | :: gravitational |
| gravitón {m} | :: graviton |
| gravitropismo {m} [botany] | :: gravitropism |
| gravoso {adj} | :: heavy |
| gravoso {adj} | :: onerous |
| gravy {m} | :: gravy |
| grax {interj} [text messaging, colloquial, internet slang] | :: informal form of gracias |
| Graz {prop} | :: Graz (city) |
| graznar {v} | :: to squawk |
| graznar {v} | :: to caw |
| graznido {m} | :: caw (the sound a crow makes) or squawk |
| graznido {m} | :: croak |
| graznido {m} | :: cackle |
| greba {f} | :: grieve |
| greca {f} [Caribbean] | :: moka pot |
| grecbactriana {f} | :: feminine noun of grecobactriano |
| Grecia {prop} {f} | :: Greece |
| Grecia antigua {prop} {f} | :: Ancient Greece (the ancient civilization of the Mediterranean) |
| greco- {prefix} | :: Greco- |
| greco {adj} | :: Greek, Grecian |
| grecobactriano {adj} | :: Greco-Bactrian |
| grecobactriano {m} | :: Greco-Bactrian |
| grecochipriota {adj} | :: Greek-Cypriot (of Greece and Cyprus) |
| grecochipriota {mf} | :: Greek-Cypriot (a person of Greece and Cyprus) |
| grecolatino {adj} | :: Greco-Latin |
| grecorromano {adj} | :: Greco-Roman |
| greda {f} | :: fuller's earth |
| grega {f} [Louisiana] | :: teapot |
| gregaria {f} | :: feminine noun of gregario |
| gregario {adj} | :: gregarious, sociable |
| gregario {m} [cycling] | :: domestique |
| gregarismo {m} | :: gregariousness |
| gregoriano {adj} | :: Gregorian |
| Gregorio {prop} {m} | :: given name |
| greguería {f} | :: outcry, uproar |
| greguería {f} | :: short statement, usually one sentence, in which the author expresses a philosophical, pragmatic, or humorous idea in a witty and original way |
| greguescos {mp} | :: alternative spelling of gregüescos |
| gregüescos {mp} | :: A kind of breeches in fashion in Spain in the 16th and 17th century |
| grelina {f} | :: ghrelin |
| grelo {m} | :: turnip greens |
| gremial {adj} | :: labor union [attributive] |
| gremialismo {m} | :: unionism, trade unionism, guildism, craftsmen's guilds system, system of associations, collectivism, tendency to form associations, tendency to form guilds, old boy networking |
| gremialista {adj} | :: Of or relating to gremialismo |
| gremialista {mf} | :: A supporter of gremialismo |
| gremio {m} | :: union, guild (of workers) |
| greña {f} | :: tangled mess of hair |
| greña {f} | :: entanglement |
| grenetina {f} [Mexico] | :: gelatin |
| greñudo {adj} | :: tangled; in a tangle; in knots |
| greñudo {adj} | :: shaggy |
| grequiano {adj} [attributive] | :: El Greco |
| gresca {f} | :: uproar, din, wrangle |
| Gretel {prop} {f} | :: Gretel |
| Gretel {prop} {f} | :: given name |
| greutunga {f} | :: feminine noun of greutungo |
| greutungo {adj} | :: Greutungi |
| greutungo {m} | :: Greutungi |
| grévol {m} | :: hazel grouse |
| grey {f} [obsolete, poetic] | :: flock, herd |
| grey {f} [religion] | :: flock (people served by a pastor, priest, etc., also all believers in a church or religion) |
| grial {m} | :: grail |
| griega {f} | :: feminine noun of griego |
| griego {adj} | :: Greek, Grecian (from or native to Greece) |
| griego {adj} | :: Greek, Grecian (pertaining to Greece) |
| griego {m} | :: a Greek |
| griego {m} [slang, vulgar] | :: anal sex |
| griego {m} | :: the Greek language |
| griego {m} [colloquial, masculine] | :: an unintelligible language |
| griego antiguo {m} | :: Ancient Greek |
| grieta {f} | :: crack, chink, crevice |
| grieta {f} | :: chap |
| grifa {f} [colloquial] | :: grass, weed (marijuana) |
| grifería {f} | :: fittings or taps of a bathroom |
| grifo {m} | :: griffin |
| grifo {m} [heraldiccharge] | :: griffin |
| grifo {m} | :: tap, faucet (device used to dispense liquids) |
| grifo {m} [Peru] | :: petrol station, garage, filling station, gas station, service station |
| grifo {adj} [colloquial] | :: intoxicated [by alcohol, cannabis] |
| grifón {m} | :: griffin (mythological creature) |
| grifón {m} | :: griffon (dog breed) |
| grill {m} | :: grill |
| grilla {f} | :: A female cricket |
| grilla {f} | :: grill |
| grilla {f} | :: grid |
| grillar {v} [of a cricket] | :: to sing, chirp; to make noise |
| grillete {m} | :: shackle |
| grillete {m} [in the plural] | :: jougs |
| grillito {m} | :: diminutive of grillo |
| grillo {m} | :: cricket (insect) |
| grillo topo {m} | :: mole cricket |
| grima {f} | :: disgust, uneasiness |
| grime {m} | :: grime (music genre) |
| grimorio {m} | :: grimoire |
| grímpola {f} | :: telltale |
| gringa {f} | :: feminine noun of gringo |
| gringa {f} [Mexico] | :: a type of taco |
| gringo {m} [sometimes, pejorative, Latin America] | :: foreigner, outlander |
| gringolandia {f} | :: Gringolandia |
| Gringolandia {prop} {f} | :: Gringolandia |
| Gringotenango {prop} {m} | :: Derogatory nickname for Panajachel, Guatemala, due to the large number of foreign expats living and running businesses there |
| griñotar {v} | :: to nibble, to snack |
| gripa {f} [Colombia, Mexico] | :: alternative form of gripe |
| gripado {adj} | :: fluey, with the flu |
| gripal {adj} | :: flulike |
| gripal {adj} | :: flu (attributive) |
| gripe {f} [disease] | :: flu, influenza |
| gripe aviar {f} | :: avian influenza |
| gripe española {f} [historical] | :: Spanish influenza |
| gripe porcina {f} | :: swine flu (influenza caused by orthomyxoviruses) |
| gris {adj} | :: grey, gray |
| gris {m} | :: grey, gray |
| grisáceo {adj} | :: grayish (somewhat gray) |
| grisalla {f} | :: grisaille |
| grisín {m} [chiefly Argentina] | :: breadstick |
| grisón {m} | :: grison, greater grison |
| grisú {m} | :: firedamp |
| grisura {f} | :: greyness |
| grisura {f} | :: lifelessness, dullness |
| gritador {adj} | :: shouting |
| gritador {m} | :: shouter |
| gritadora {f} | :: feminine noun of gritador |
| gritar {v} | :: to shout, to scream, to cry out, to call out |
| gritar {v} | :: to jeer at |
| gritería {f} | :: outcry, uproar |
| griterio {m} | :: uproar |
| griterío {m} | :: clamor, uproar (loud, confused shouting) |
| gritito {m} | :: diminutive of grito |
| grito {m} | :: a cry, a yell, a scream |
| gritón {adj} | :: loudmouthed; loudmouth; screaming; obstreperous |
| gritón {m} | :: screamer |
| gritona {f} | :: feminine noun of gritón |
| grivna {f} | :: hryvnia (Ukrainian currency) |
| grocería {f} [Louisiana] | :: grocer |
| grocería {f} [Louisiana, in the plural] | :: groceries |
| groenlandés {adj} | :: Greenlandic |
| groenlandés {m} | :: Greenlander |
| groenlandés {m} [uncountable] | :: Greenlandic (language) |
| Groenlandia {prop} {f} | :: Greenland |
| grogui {adj} | :: groggy |
| Groninga {prop} | :: Groninga (province) |
| Groninga {prop} | :: Groninga (city) |
| grooming {m} | :: grooming |
| groove {m} | :: groove (music style) |
| grosella {f} | :: currant (fruit of bushes of the genus Ribes) |
| grosella negra {f} | :: blackcurrant |
| grosella roja {f} | :: redcurrant |
| grosellero {m} | :: gooseberry (plant) |
| groseramente {adv} | :: with rudeness; rudely |
| grosería {f} | :: discourtesy, lack of respect |
| grosería {f} | :: crudeness, rudeness |
| grosería {f} | :: stupidity |
| grosería {f} | :: vulgarity, curse word |
| groserísimo {adj} | :: superlative of grosero |
| grosero {adj} | :: rude, cheeky, fresh |
| grosísimo {adj} [rare, superlative] | :: very thick |
| grosor {m} | :: thickness |
| grosularia {f} [mineral] | :: grossular |
| grosura {f} | :: synonym of grasura |
| grotescamente {adv} | :: grotesquely |
| grotesco {adj} | :: grotesque |
| grotesquería {f} | :: grotesquerie |
| groupie {f} | :: groupie |
| Grozni {prop} | :: Grozni (regional capital/and/largest city) |
| grúa {f} | :: tow truck |
| grúa {f} | :: crane (machine) |
| grúa {f} | :: obsolete form of grulla |
| grúa horquilla {f} | :: forklift (a small industrial vehicle with a power-operated fork-like pronged platform that can be raised and lowered for insertion under a load, often on pallets, to be lifted and moved) |
| gruera {f} | :: crane driver |
| gruero {m} | :: crane driver |
| gruesa {f} | :: gross (group of 144) |
| gruesamente {adv} | :: thickly; coarsely |
| gruesísimo {adj} | :: superlative of grueso |
| grueso {adj} | :: thick, fat |
| grueso {adj} | :: wide |
| grueso {m} [uncountable] | :: width, breadth |
| grueso {m} [uncountable] | :: majority |
| gruista {mf} | :: crane operator |
| grulla {f} | :: crane [bird] |
| grullo {adj} [Mexico, said of horses] | :: having an ashen color |
| grumete {m} [nautical] | :: crew (non-officer nautical personnel) |
| grumete {m} [nautical] | :: cabin boy |
| grumo {m} | :: lump |
| grumoso {adj} | :: lumpy |
| grunge {m} | :: grunge |
| gruñido {m} | :: oink |
| gruñido {m} | :: grunt |
| gruñido {m} | :: growl |
| gruñimiento {m} | :: grunting |
| gruñir {v} | :: to grunt |
| gruñir {v} | :: to growl |
| gruñón {adj} | :: grumpy, grouchy |
| gruñón {m} | :: grouch, grump, grumbler |
| gruñón {m} | :: growler, grunter |
| gruñón {m} [fish] | :: grunion |
| gruñona {f} | :: feminine noun of gruñón |
| grupa {f} | :: haunch (of horse) |
| grupal {adj} | :: group [attributive] |
| grupazo {m} | :: augmentative of grupo |
| grupera {f} | :: pillion |
| grupero {m} | :: grupero |
| grupero {m} | :: grupero musician |
| grupete {m} | :: group; bunch; batch |
| grupeto {m} | :: gruppetto |
| grupienta {f} | :: feminine noun of grupiento |
| grupiento {adj} [Chile] | :: lying, mendacious |
| grupiento {m} | :: liar, deceiver, pretender |
| grupito {m} | :: diminutive of grupo |
| grupo {m} | :: group |
| grupo {m} | :: party, team, crew, gang, squad, [when interchangeable with "group"] |
| grupo {m} | :: cluster, bunch, clump, pool, grouping, lot, batch |
| grupo {m} | :: bracket (range) |
| grupo {m} | :: caucus [non-electoral] (i.e. a grouping of members) |
| grupo {m} | :: circle, collection (social, of people) |
| grupo {m} [music] | :: band |
| grupo {m} [Chile, Argentina, Uruguay, colloquial] | :: guile, lie |
| grupo abeliano {m} | :: abelian group |
| grupo corona {m} [phylogenetics] | :: crown group |
| grupo de la muerte {m} | :: group of death |
| grupo étnico {m} | :: ethnic group |
| grupo funcional {m} [organic chemistry] | :: functional group |
| Grupo Local {prop} {m} [astronomy] | :: Local Group (cluster of galaxies that contains the Milky Way) |
| grupo saliente {m} [chemistry] | :: leaving group |
| grupo social {m} | :: social group |
| grupúsculo {m} | :: small group, clique, groupuscule |
| Grus {prop} [constellation] | :: Grus (spring constellation of the southern sky) |
| gruta {f} | :: grotto, (small) cave |
| grutesco {m} | :: grotesque |
| gruyere {m} | :: gruyere |
| GT {prop} | :: abbreviation of Guanajuato (Mexican state) |
| guabina {f} | :: A kind of Andean musical style |
| guabina {f} | :: wolf fish; tiger fish (Hoplias malabaricus) |
| guabinear {v} [Venezuela] | :: to fanny about |
| guabineo {m} [Venezuela] | :: fannying about |
| guabinoso {adj} [Venezuela] | :: indecisive, irresolute, wavering, uncertain, hesitant |
| guabinoso {adj} [Venezuela] | :: undecided, unsettled, unresolved |
| guaca {m} | :: alternative spelling of huaca |
| guacal {m} | :: wooden crate |
| guacal {m} | :: calabash tree (Crescentia cujete) |
| guacal {m} [Central America] | :: tub (vessel of about equal height and width for storing or washing things in) |
| guácala {interj} [Latin America, Central America, South America, colloquial] | :: To indicate displeasure, disgust, or revulsion |
| guacamaya {f} [Central America, Colombia, Mexico, Venezuela] | :: macaw |
| guacamaya {f} [Cuba, Honduras] | :: candle bush (Senna alata) |
| guacamayo {m} [El Salvador, Honduras] | :: macaw |
| guacamol {m} [Central America and Cuba] | :: alternative spelling of guacamole |
| guacamole {m} | :: guacamole |
| guácara {f} | :: vomit (In Mexico) |
| guácara {f} | :: cave, old Taino word from Puerto Rico |
| guacarear {v} [Mexico, colloquial] | :: to vomit |
| guachaca {adj} [Chile, slang] | :: rascal |
| guacharaca {f} | :: Any bird of the genus Ortalis |
| guacharaca de agua {f} [Venezuela] | :: hoatzin |
| guache {mf} [Colombia, slang] | :: lout, troublemaker |
| guachichil {adj} | :: Guachichil |
| guachichil {mf} | :: Guahchichil |
| guachimán {m} | :: bodyguard, security guard |
| guachimán {m} | :: servant |
| guachinango {m} [Cuba, Mexico] | :: red snapper |
| guacho {adj} [Latin America] | :: orphaned |
| guacho {adj} [Latin America] | :: fatherless |
| guacho {adj} [Latin America] | :: bastard |
| guacho {adj} [Chile] | :: wild-growing (plant) |
| guacho {adj} [Chile] | :: single, mismatched, odd (orphaned part of a pair) |
| guacho {m} | :: orphan |
| guacho {m} | :: bastard |
| guacho {m} [Mexico, slang] | :: a soldier |
| guacho {m} | :: A soupy rice dish from Panama, containing various ingredients |
| guácima {f} | :: bay cedar (Guazuma ulmifolia) |
| guaco {m} | :: guaco |
| guacuco {m} [Venezuela] | :: Polymesoda artacta (a species of clam) |
| Guadalajara {prop} {f} | :: Guadalajara (province) |
| Guadalajara {prop} {f} | :: Guadalajara (city/capital) |
| Guadalajara {prop} {f} | :: Guadalajara (city/capital) |
| guadalajareño {adj} | :: From Guadalajara, Spain |
| guadalajareño {m} [demonym] | :: Someone from Guadalajara, Spain |
| guadalajarense {adj} | :: From Guadalajara, Mexico |
| guadalajarense {mf} | :: Someone from Guadalajara, Mexico |
| Guadalcanal {prop} | :: Guadalcanal (Pacific island) |
| Guadalquivir {prop} {m} | :: Guadalquivir (river) |
| guadalupano {adj} | :: Of or pertaining to Our Lady of Guadalupe |
| Guadalupe {prop} {f} | :: given name |
| Guadalupe {prop} {f} | :: [rare] given name |
| Guadalupe {prop} {f} | :: Guadalupe (overseas department) |
| Guadalupe {prop} {f} | :: Guadalupe (island off Baja California) |
| guadalupeño {adj} | :: Guadeloupean |
| guadalupeño {m} | :: Guadeloupean |
| guadaña {f} | :: scythe |
| guadañar {v} | :: to scythe; mow |
| guadañazo {m} | :: slash with a scythe |
| guadañazo {m} [figurative] | :: blow |
| guademecí {m} | :: embossed leather |
| Guadiana {prop} {m} | :: Guadiana (river) |
| guadua {f} | :: A variety of bamboo, in the Guadua genus |
| guadúa {f} | :: alternative spelling of guadua |
| guagua {f} [regional, Caribbean, Canary Islands, Spain, Louisiana] | :: bus (with a fixed route) |
| guagua {f} [Andean] | :: baby, infant, or child |
| guaguancó {m} | :: guaguanco |
| guaicurú {adj} | :: Guaycuru |
| guaicurú {mf} | :: Guaycuru |
| guaireña {f} | :: feminine noun of guaireño |
| guaireño {adj} | :: Of or from Guairá Department in Paraguay |
| guaireño {adj} | :: Of or from the city of La Guaira in Venezuela |
| guaireño {m} | :: An inhabitant of Guairá Department in Paraguay |
| guaireño {m} | :: An inhabitant of the city of La Guaira in Venezuela |
| guajalote {m} | :: alternative form of guajolote |
| guaje {adj} | :: foolish, stupid |
| guaje {mf} | :: kid, child, kiddy |
| guaje {mf} | :: fool, useless person, good-for-nothing |
| guaje {mf} | :: bottle gourd |
| guaje {mf} | :: Leucaena esculenta |
| guajillo {m} | :: guajillo |
| guajira {f} | :: guajira (rural Cuban music) |
| guajira {f} | :: feminine noun of guajiro |
| guajiro {adj} [Cuba] | :: rural |
| guajiro {m} | :: Wayuu |
| guajiro {m} [Cuba] | :: peasant, farmer, rural person |
| guajolota {f} [Mexico] | :: turkey hen |
| guajolota {f} [Mexico] | :: A type of street food commonly eaten in Mexico City consisting of a tamal placed inside bread |
| guajolote {m} [Honduras, Mexico, El Salvador, Louisiana, Texas] | :: turkey (bird) |
| guajolote {m} [Honduras, El Salvador] | :: fool, simpleton |
| guajolotero {m} [Mexico, slang] | :: tightly-packed passenger bus [cheap public transport for the lowest classes, used in conurbation areas] |
| guajolotero {adj} [Mexico, slang] | :: in very powerful and continuous volley |
| gualardón {m} | :: Obsolete form of galardón |
| gualdinegra {f} | :: feminine noun of gualdinegro |
| gualdinegro {adj} | :: gold and black |
| gualdinegro {adj} | :: Related to any club playing in a gold and black strip |
| gualdinegro {adj} | :: Club The Strongest, a football club from La Paz, Bolivia |
| gualdinegro {adj} | :: Club Deportivo Getxo, a football club from Guecho, Spain |
| gualdinegro {adj} | :: Iberia Sport Club, a football club from Zaragoza, Spain |
| gualdinegro {adj} | :: Real Club Coruña, a former club from La Coruña, Spain |
| gualdinegro {adj} | :: Club Deportivo La Muela, a former football club from La Muela, Spain |
| gualdinegro {adj} | :: Barakaldo Club de Fútbol, a football club from Barakaldo, Spain |
| gualdinegro {m} | :: Someone connected with any of the above teams, as a coach, player, fan etc |
| gualdo {adj} | :: golden yellow |
| gualdrapa {f} | :: horse blanket; horse rug |
| gualiche {m} [rare] | :: alternative form of gualicho |
| gualicho {m} [Argentina, Chile, Uruguay] | :: witchcraft |
| gualicho {m} [Argentina, Chile, Uruguay] | :: curse, spell, malediction |
| gualicho {m} [Argentina, Chile, Uruguay] | :: devil, demon (evil spirit) |
| gualicho {m} [Argentina, Chile, Uruguay] | :: talisman, fetish (magical object) |
| Gualtierre {prop} {m} | :: given name |
| Guam {prop} | :: Guam |
| guambra {mf} [Ecuador] | :: kid; boy; lad |
| guameño {adj} | :: Guamanian |
| guameño {m} | :: Guamanian |
| guamil {m} | :: fallow, bush fallow, forest fallow (cultivated land that has been abandoned to natural regrowth for at least five years; the vegetation consists of tall grasses, thorny shrubs and small trees) |
| guamo {m} | :: ice-cream bean tree (Inga feuilleei) |
| guampa {f} [Southern Cone] | :: drinking horn |
| guampuda {f} | :: feminine noun of guampudo |
| guampudo {adj} | :: horned |
| guampudo {m} | :: large-horned bull |
| guampudo {m} | :: cuckold |
| guamúchil {m} | :: The tree Pithecellobium dulce |
| guanábana {f} | :: soursop, custard apple (fruit, Annona montana) |
| guanábano {m} | :: soursop tree |
| guanacasteca {f} | :: feminine noun of guanacasteco |
| guanacasteco {adj} | :: Of or from Guanacaste Province, Costa Rica |
| guanacasteco {m} | :: An inhabitant of Guanacaste Province, Costa Rica |
| guanaco {m} | :: guanaco |
| guanaco {m} [colloquial, Chile] | :: water cannon used for riot control |
| guanaco {adj} [colloquial, Central America] | :: Salvadoran, pertaining to El Salvador |
| guanajo {m} [Cuba] | :: turkey (bird) |
| guanajo {m} [Cuba] | :: fool (moron) |
| guanajuatense {adj} | :: Of or pertaining to the Mexican state of Guanajuato |
| Guanajuato {prop} {m} | :: Guanajuato (state) |
| guanay {m} | :: Guanay cormorant; Guanay shag |
| guanche {mf} [demonym] | :: Guanche (ancient inhabitant of the Canary Islands) |
| guanche {mf} [languages] | :: Guanche language |
| guanchismo {m} | :: A word, especially in Spanish, from the Guanche language |
| guandú {m} | :: the pigeon pea (Cajanus cajan) |
| guandul {m} | :: pigeon pea |
| guane {adj} | :: Guane |
| guane {mf} | :: Guane |
| guanentina {f} | :: feminine noun of guanentino |
| guanentino {adj} | :: Of or from Guanentá |
| guanentino {m} | :: Someone from Guanentá |
| guanero {adj} | :: guano, relating to guano |
| guanidina {f} [organic compound] | :: guanidine |
| guanilato {m} | :: guanylate |
| guanina {f} [organic compound] | :: guanine |
| guano {m} | :: guano |
| guanosina {f} [biochemistry] | :: guanosine |
| guanta {f} [Ecuador] | :: lowland paca (Cuniculus paca) |
| guantada {f} | :: slap |
| guantanamera {f} | :: feminine noun of guantanamero |
| guantanamero {adj} | :: Of or pertaining to the province of Guantánamo, Cuba |
| guantanamero {m} | :: Someone from the province of Guantánamo, Cuba |
| Guantánamo {prop} | :: Guantánamo (province) |
| Guantánamo {prop} | :: Guantánamo (city) |
| guantazo {m} | :: slap |
| guante {m} | :: glove (hand-wear) |
| guante {m} | :: gauntlet (large glove) |
| guante blanco {m} [idiom] | :: kid gloves |
| guantelete {m} | :: gauntlet (hand armour) |
| guantera {f} | :: female equivalent of guantero |
| guantera {f} [automotive] | :: glove compartment, glove box |
| guantero {m} | :: glover |
| guao {interj} | :: wow |
| guapamente {adv} | :: beautifully |
| guapear {v} | :: To become prettier |
| guapear {v} | :: To suck up courage |
| guapear {v} | :: To dress well |
| guaperas {m} [slang] | :: spunk (good-looking man) |
| guapete {adj} [colloquial] | :: cute; pretty; handsome |
| guapete {mf} [colloquial] | :: cutie; hunk; gorgeous person |
| guapetón {adj} | :: handsome, pretty (person) |
| guapetón {m} | :: Adonis (handsome man) |
| guapeza {f} | :: good looks |
| guapi {mf} [colloquial] | :: darling; dear |
| guapileña {f} | :: feminine noun of guapileño |
| guapileño {adj} | :: Of or from Guápiles |
| guapileño {m} | :: Someone from Guápiles |
| guapín {adj} | :: diminutive of guapo |
| guapinol {m} | :: jatobá |
| guapísimo {adj} | :: superlative of guapo, very beautiful, gorgeous |
| guapito {adj} | :: diminutive of guapo |
| guapito {m} | :: diminutive of guapo |
| guapo {m} | :: arrowroot |
| guapo {adj} | :: good-looking; handsome, pretty [describes a man or a woman] |
| guapo {adj} | :: smart or elegant |
| guapo {adj} | :: bold, fearless |
| guapo {adj} [Dominican Republic] | :: angry, upset |
| guapurú {m} [Bolivia] | :: jaboticaba (Plinia cauliflora, a fruit-bearing tree) |
| guar {m} | :: guar |
| guara {f} | :: guara (bird) |
| guará {m} | :: Falkland Islands wolf (Dusicyon australis) |
| guaraca {f} [Latin America] | :: whip |
| guaraca {f} [Latin America] | :: catapult, slingshot |
| guaracha {f} | :: guaracha |
| guarache {m} | :: alternative form of huarache |
| guarachear {v} | :: to go on a spree |
| guarachuda {f} | :: feminine noun of guarachudo |
| guarachudo {m} [Mexico, pejorative] | :: bumpkin |
| guaraguao {m} [Cuba, Dominican Republic, Puerto Rico] | :: red-tailed hawk (Buteo jamaicensis) |
| guaraná {m} | :: guarana |
| guaraní {adj} | :: Guaraní |
| guaraní {m} | :: Guaraní (language) |
| guaraní {mf} | :: Guaraní (person) |
| guaraní {m} | :: guaraní (currency) |
| guarania {f} | :: A style of music from Paraguay, generally in a minor key |
| guaranítico {adj} | :: Guaraní (attributive) |
| guarapita {f} [Venezuela] | :: Venezuelan alcoholic drink made with rum and fruit juice (mainly passion fruit) |
| guarapo {m} | :: juice made from sugar cane |
| guarapo {m} [Panama] | :: moonshine made from sugar cane |
| guaraya {f} | :: feminine noun of guarayo |
| guarayo {adj} | :: Of or from Guarayos |
| guarayo {m} | :: Someone from Guarayos |
| guarda {mf} | :: guard, ward, keeper |
| guarda {mf} | :: endpaper |
| guarda {mf} [Argentina] | :: conductor (on public transportation) |
| guardabanderas {mf} | :: flag keeper |
| guardabarranca {m} | :: motmot |
| guardabarranco {m} | :: motmot (tropical bird in the family Momotidae) |
| guardabarros {m} | :: fender, mudguard (shield to protect a vehicle from mud) |
| guardabosque {m} | :: A park ranger |
| guardabosques {m} | :: gamekeeper, game warden |
| guardabosques {m} | :: forester, ranger |
| guardabosques {m} [baseball] | :: outfielder |
| guardabrisas {adj} | :: breeze-proof |
| guardacaminos {m} | :: nightjar |
| guardacárcel {m} | :: alternative form of guardiacárcel |
| guardacaza {m} | :: A game warden |
| guardacoches {mf} | :: car park attendant |
| guardacostas {m} | :: coastguard |
| guardacostas {m} | :: coastguard boat |
| guarda de seguridad {mf} | :: bodyguard |
| guardado {m} [Mexico] | :: hoard, secret saving |
| guardado {m} | :: stashed, stashed away |
| guardador {adj} | :: keeping |
| guardador {m} | :: keeper |
| guardaespaldas {mf} | :: bodyguard |
| guardafangos {m} | :: fender (of car) |
| guardafrontera {mf} | :: border guard |
| guardagujas {mf} [railway] | :: switchman, switchwoman |
| guardajoyas {m} | :: master of the jewels |
| guardajoyas {m} | :: jewelry box |
| guardamanos {m} | :: handguard (of a weapon) |
| guardamenta {mf} | :: alternative spelling of guardameta |
| guardameta {mf} | :: goalkeeper (player that protects a goal) |
| guardamiento {m} | :: saving, keeping |
| guardamonte {m} | :: trigger guard |
| guardamuebles {m} | :: furniture storage space |
| guardaparque {m} | :: A park ranger |
| guardapelo {m} | :: locket |
| guardapesca {m} | :: game warden |
| guardapolvo {m} | :: something that keeps dust off a surface |
| guardapolvo {m} | :: overalls |
| guardapolvos {mp} | :: alternative form of guardapolvo |
| guardapolvos {mp} | :: plural of guardapolvo |
| guardar {vt} | :: to save (to store for future use) |
| guardar {v} [computing] | :: to save (to write a file to disk or other storage medium) |
| guardar {v} | :: to keep |
| guardar {v} | :: to order |
| guardar {v} | :: to clean |
| guardar {v} | :: to put away |
| guardar el bulto {v} [idiom] | :: synonym of escurrir el bulto |
| guardarraíl {m} | :: guardrail, crash barrier, traffic barrier |
| guardarrecursos {mf} | :: forest warden |
| guardarrío {m} | :: kingfisher |
| guardarropa {m} | :: wardrobe |
| guardarse {v} | :: reflexive of guardar |
| guardársela {v} [idiom] | :: to have it in for |
| guardatinaja {m} | :: lowland paca; spotted paca (Cuniculus paca) |
| guardavallas {mf} | :: goalkeeper |
| guardavidas {mp} {fp} [Latin America] | :: lifeguard |
| guardería {f} | :: nursery school, kindergarden |
| guardia {m} | :: custodian, warden (male) |
| guardia {m} [military] | :: guard, guardsman |
| guardia {f} | :: watch, guard, guarding, guard duty, sentry duty |
| guardia {f} [military] | :: guard (unit or squad) |
| guardia {f} | :: custody |
| guardia {f} | :: shift (in certain professions such as for medical staff) |
| guardia {f} [martial arts] | :: guard (ground grappling position) |
| guardiacárcel {m} | :: prison guard |
| guardia civil {m} | :: A civil guard. A military style national police force which evolved from 1844 to 1855 in Spain |
| guardiamarina {m} | :: second lieutenant |
| guardián {m} | :: guardian, warden (someone who guards, watches over, or protects) |
| guardián {m} | :: guardian (a superior in a Franciscan monastery) |
| guardiana {f} | :: feminine noun of guardián |
| guardianía {f} | :: guardianship |
| guardianía {f} | :: the office of guardian, a superior in a Franciscan monastery |
| guardianía {f} | :: the territory ministered to by a Franciscan guardian |
| guardieña {f} | :: feminine noun of guardieño |
| guardieño {adj} | :: Of or from La Guardia |
| guardieño {m} | :: Someone from La Guardia |
| guardilla {f} | :: attic |
| guardiolista {adj} [football] | :: Typical of Pep Guardiola's style of football |
| guardiolista {m} | :: A supporter or fan of Pep Guardiola, or a player who plays his style of football |
| guardoso {adj} | :: stingy |
| guarecer {v} | :: to give shelter, protect, preserve from harm |
| guarecerse {v} | :: reflexive of guarecer |
| guarén {m} [Chile] | :: big rat |
| guargüero {m} [Latin America] | :: throat |
| guargüero {m} | :: A type of pastry from Peru, rolled up and filled with dulce de leche |
| guarida {f} | :: a lair, cave, den, or thicket that an animal uses to hide |
| guarida {f} | :: a shelter or safehouse |
| guarida {f} | :: a hideout, hangout, lair, hiding place |
| guarida {f} [archaic] | :: medicine, refuge |
| guarijío {m} | :: Guarijio |
| guarilla {f} | :: feminine noun of guarrillo |
| guarimba {f} [Venezuela] | :: A protest against Nicolás Maduro |
| guarimba {f} [Venezuela] | :: A street blockade used in protest against the government, often set on fire |
| guarimba {f} [Venezuela, uncommon, old] | :: A social building, specifically to protect children from bad weather |
| guarimba {f} [Venezuela, uncommon] | :: A "safe" location in children's chasing games |
| guarimbera {f} | :: feminine noun of guarimbero |
| guarimbero {m} [Venezuela, slang] | :: A protester (especially when perceived as violent or disruptive) against Nicolás Maduro (president of Venezuela) |
| guariqueña {f} | :: feminine noun of guariqueño |
| guariqueño {adj} | :: Of or from the state of Guárico, Venezuela |
| guariqueño {m} | :: An inhabitant of the state of Guárico, Venezuela |
| guarismo {m} | :: figure, character |
| guarismo {m} | :: number, digit |
| guarnecer {v} | :: to garnish |
| guarnición {f} | :: garrison |
| guarnición {f} | :: garnish |
| guarnición {f} | :: side, side-dish (especially vegetables or mushroom) |
| guarnicionera {f} | :: feminine noun of guarnicionero |
| guarnicionero {m} | :: saddler (someone who makes, repairs and sells saddles, harnesses etc) |
| guarnir {v} | :: to garnish |
| guarnir {v} [nautical] | :: to reeve |
| guaro {m} [colloquial, El Salvador] | :: booze, rotgut (cheap alcoholic drink) |
| guaro {m} [colloquial, Mexico, El Salvador, Nicaragua, Costa Rica, Colombia, Ecuador, Honduras, Guatemala] | :: guaro, a clear liquor distilled from sugar cane juice |
| guaro {m} [ornithology] | :: small parrot |
| guarra {f} | :: feminine noun of guarro |
| guarrada {f} [colloquial] | :: dirty talk |
| guarrada {f} [colloquial] | :: disgusting thing |
| guarrería {f} | :: filth, crap, junk |
| guarrilla {f} [vulgar] | :: slut, slag |
| guarrillo {m} | :: diminutive of guarro |
| guarrindongada {f} | :: A food made with leftovers of others foods, resulting in a dish that may appear disgusting to most people, but tastes good to a particular person |
| guarro {m} | :: pig |
| guarro {m} [figuratively] | :: pig (dirty, disgusting or obscene person) |
| guarro {adj} | :: filthy, dirty |
| guarro {adj} | :: obscene |
| guarro {m} | :: southern crested caracara |
| guarrón {m} | :: augmentative of guarro |
| guarura {mf} [Mexico] | :: bodyguard |
| guarura {f} | :: queen conch, Lobatus gigas |
| guasa {f} | :: dullness |
| guasa {f} | :: joking |
| guasacaca {f} [Venezuela] | :: A particular sauce found in Venezuelan cuisine, based on avocado |
| guasapear {v} | :: alternative spelling of wasapear |
| guasasa {f} [Cuba] | :: A fly of the genus Liohippelates |
| guásima {f} | :: West Indian elm, bay cedar (Guazuma ulmifolia) |
| guaso {adj} | :: impolite; coarse; rude |
| guaso {m} | :: impolite or coarse person; foulmouth |
| guasón {adj} | :: dull, boring |
| guasón {adj} | :: funny, joking |
| guasón {m} | :: joker |
| guata {f} [colloquial, Latin America, especially, Argentina, Bolivia, Chile, Ecuador, Peru] | :: belly |
| guata {f} [colloquial, Latin America, especially, Argentina, Bolivia, Chile, Ecuador, Peru] | :: paunch |
| guata {f} | :: padding, cotton padding |
| guataca {f} | :: hoe |
| guataca {f} | :: ear |
| guataca {f} | :: shovel |
| guatambú {m} | :: Balfourodendron riedelianum |
| guataquear {v} [Cuba] | :: to hoe |
| guataquear {v} [Cuba] | :: to kiss the ground someone walks on |
| guate {m} [Caribbean] | :: corn plantation |
| guate {m} [Venezuela] | :: highlander |
| Guatemala {prop} {f} | :: Guatemala (country) |
| Guatemala {prop} {f} | :: Guatemala (capital city) |
| Guatemala {prop} {f} | :: Guatemala (department) |
| guatemalense {adj} | :: synonym of guatemalteco |
| guatemalense {mf} | :: synonym of guatemalteco |
| guatemalteco {adj} [obsolete] | :: Kaqchikel (people) |
| guatemalteco {adj} [obsolete] | :: Kaqchikel (language) |
| guatemalteco {adj} | :: Guatemalan (pertaining to the nation of Guatemala) |
| guatemalteco {adj} | :: Guatemalan (pertaining to Guatemala City) |
| guatemalteco {m} [obsolete] | :: Kaqchikel |
| guatemalteco {m} | :: Guatemalan (from the nation of Guatemala) |
| guatemalteco {m} | :: Guatemalan (from Guatemala City) |
| guateque {m} [Spain, Cuba] | :: party (social gathering) |
| guatero {m} | :: hot water bottle |
| guatireña {f} | :: feminine noun of guatireño |
| guatireño {adj} | :: Of or from the city of Guatire, Venezuela |
| guatireño {m} | :: An inhabitant of the city of Guatire, Venezuela |
| guatita {f} | :: guatita |
| guatón {adj} [colloquial, Latin America, especially west of the Andes] | :: fat |
| guatón {m} [colloquial, Latin America, especially west of the Andes] | :: fat man, fatso |
| guatón {m} [Chile] | :: one million pesos (currency) |
| guatoncita {f} | :: feminine noun of guatoncito |
| guatoncito {m} | :: diminutive of guatón, a fatty, fatso |
| guatusa {f} | :: Central American agouti (Dasyprocta punctata) |
| guau {interj} | :: woof, bow wow (the sound a dog makes when barking) |
| guau {interj} | :: wow (all senses) |
| guay {interj} [Spain] | :: cool, terrific |
| guay {adj} | :: [Spain, colloquial] cool, terrific |
| guay {adv} [Spain, slang] | :: cool, terrific |
| guay {interj} [obsolete] | :: woe! (expresses grief) |
| guaya {f} [Venezuela] | :: metallic wire |
| guayaba {f} | :: guava [fruit] |
| guayabazo {m} | :: guava juice |
| guayabera {f} | :: guayabera |
| guayabo {m} | :: guava tree |
| guayacán {m} | :: Any tree of the genus Guaiacum |
| guayaco {adj} | :: guaiac |
| Guayana {prop} {f} | :: Guyana |
| Guayana Francesa {prop} {f} | :: Guayana Francesa (overseas department) |
| guayanés {adj} | :: Guianan |
| guayanés {m} | :: Guianan |
| guayanesa {f} | :: feminine noun of guayanés |
| Guayaquil {prop} {m} | :: Guayaquil (city) |
| guayaquileño {adj} | :: From Guayaquil |
| guayar {v} | :: to grate |
| guayar {v} | :: to bump and grind |
| guayasense {adj} | :: Of or from the province of Guayas Province, Ecuador |
| guayasense {mf} | :: An inhabitant of the province of Guayas Province, Ecuador |
| guaycurú {adj} | :: Guaycuru |
| guaycurú {mf} | :: Guaycuru |
| guay del Paraguay {adj} [idiom] | :: cool; awesome |
| guay de Paraguay {adj} [idiom] | :: cool; awesome |
| guáyiga {f} | :: coontie palm (Zamia pumila) |
| guaymeño {adj} | :: Of or pertaining to Guaymas |
| guaymeño {m} | :: Someone from Guaymas |
| guaymense {adj} | :: Of or pertaining to Guaymas |
| guaymense {mf} | :: Someone from Guaymas |
| guayo {m} [Puerto Rico, Dominican Republic, Cuba, slang] | :: grater |
| guayoyo {m} [Venezuela] | :: caffè americano, espresso diluted with hot water |
| guayusa {f} | :: Ilex guayusa (a tree of the holly genus, brewed as a tea) |
| gubernamental {adj} | :: governmental (relating to a government) |
| gubernamentalización {f} | :: governmentalization |
| gubernativamente {adv} | :: governmentally |
| gubernativo {adj} | :: governmental |
| gubernatura {f} | :: governorship, post of governor |
| gubernista {adj} | :: synonym of gubernamental |
| gubia {f} | :: gouge (chisel) |
| gubilete {m} | :: obsolete spelling of cubilete |
| gudari {mf} | :: A soldier in the Euzko Gudarostea |
| guedeja {f} | :: lock (long hair) |
| guego {m} | :: Gheg (language) |
| güelfa {f} | :: feminine noun of güelfo |
| güelfo {adj} | :: Guelph |
| güelfo {m} | :: Guelph |
| güeno {adj} | :: pronunciation spelling of bueno |
| guepardo {m} [felid] | :: cheetah |
| güera {f} | :: feminine noun of güero |
| guercha {f} | :: feminine noun of guercho |
| guercho {adj} [obsolete] | :: cockeyed |
| guercho {m} [obsolete] | :: cockeyed person |
| güereja {f} | :: blondie; blond bimbo |
| güerita {f} | :: feminine noun of güerito |
| güerito {adj} | :: diminutive of güero |
| güerito {m} | :: diminutive of güero |
| Guernesey {prop} {f} | :: Guernsey (island) |
| Guernsey {prop} | :: Guernsey |
| güero {adj} [Mexico] | :: having pale skin and/or blond hair; whitey |
| güero {m} [Mexico] | :: a person with light skin and/or blond hair |
| guerra {f} | :: war, warfare |
| Guerra {prop} | :: surname |
| guerra biológica {f} | :: biological warfare |
| guerra civil {f} | :: civil war |
| Guerra Civil estadounidense {prop} {f} | :: American Civil War (civil war in the United States (1861-1865)) |
| guerracivilismo {m} | :: The state of being in a civil war |
| guerracivilista {mf} | :: Someone or something promotes or creates a state of being in a civil war |
| guerra coreana {f} | :: Korean War |
| guerra de ediciones {f} | :: edit war |
| Guerra de las Malvinas {prop} {f} | :: Falklands War |
| guerra de precios {f} | :: price war |
| Guerra de Secesión {prop} {f} | :: American Civil War (civil war in the United States (1861-1865)) |
| guerra de trincheras {f} | :: trench warfare |
| guerra digital {f} | :: digital war |
| guerra fría {f} | :: cold war (a period of hostile relations) |
| Guerra Fría {prop} {f} | :: Cold War (a period of history from 1945-1991) |
| guerra mundial {f} | :: world war |
| guerra púnica {f} | :: Punic War |
| guerrear {v} | :: to wage war |
| guerrear {v} | :: to fight |
| guerrera {f} | :: female equivalent of guerrero |
| guerrera {f} | :: army jacket |
| guerrerense {adj} | :: Of or pertaining to the Mexican state of Guerrero |
| guerrerista {mf} | :: warmongerer |
| guerrerista {adj} | :: warmongering |
| guerrero {adj} | :: bellicose, warlike |
| guerrero {m} | :: warrior |
| Guerrero {prop} | :: surname |
| Guerrero {prop} {m} | :: Guerrero (state) |
| Guerreros de terracota {prop} {mp} | :: Terracotta Army (the Terra Cotta Warriors and Horses of the First Emperor of China) |
| guerrilla {f} | :: guerrilla (small official or unofficial military troop) |
| guerrilla {f} | :: guerrilla war |
| guerrillero {adj} | :: guerrilla, guerilla |
| guerrillero {m} | :: guerrilla, guerilla |
| guerrista {adj} | :: combative, fighting |
| guerrista {adj} [Mexico] | :: very bad, very naughty, very mischievous |
| guerrista {mf} [Spain, politics] | :: supporter of Alfonso Guerra or Rafael Guerra |
| gueto {m} | :: ghetto |
| Guevara {prop} {f} | :: Guevara (village) |
| Guevara {prop} {f} | :: surname |
| guevariana {f} | :: feminine noun of guevariano |
| guevariano {adj} | :: Of, relating to, or supporting, Che Guevara, Argentinian revolutionary |
| guevariano {m} | :: A supporter of Che Guevara |
| guevarista {mf} | :: Guevarist |
| guevarista {adj} | :: Guevarist |
| Guevarra {prop} {m} | :: surname, a variant of Guevara |
| guevo {m} [vulgar] | :: penis |
| güevo {m} [slang] | :: alternative spelling of huevo |
| güevón {adj} | :: alternative form of huevón |
| güevón {m} | :: alternative form of huevón |
| güey {mf} [Mexico, colloquial slang] | :: chump, punk, dumbass, idiot, jerk |
| güey {mf} [Mexico, colloquial slang] | :: dude, guy, buddy |
| guglear {v} | :: to google (search using Google) |
| gúgol {m} | :: A googol |
| guía {mf} | :: guide (person) |
| guía {f} | :: guidebook |
| guía {f} | :: directory |
| guía {f} | :: cocket |
| guía de viaje {f} | :: guide book |
| guiador {adj} | :: guiding |
| guiador {m} | :: guider |
| guiadora {f} | :: feminine noun of guiador |
| guianza {f} | :: guidance |
| guiar {v} | :: to guide |
| guiar {v} | :: to lead, to conduct |
| guiar {v} | :: to show the way |
| guiar {v} | :: to drive, to steer |
| guiar {v} | :: to train [plants] |
| guiar {v} | :: to advise, to counsel, to guide |
| guiar {v} | :: to sprout [of plants] |
| guiarse {v} | :: reflexive of guiar |
| guiatura {f} [education] | :: guidance |
| guía turística {f} | :: guide book |
| guía turística {f} | :: tour guide |
| guía turístico {m} | :: tour guide |
| guiffity {m} | :: alternative spelling of gifiti |
| guífiti {m} | :: alternative spelling of gifiti |
| guija {f} | :: pebble |
| güija {f} | :: Ouija |
| güija {f} | :: Ouija board |
| guijarro {m} | :: pebble (stone) |
| guijarroso {adj} | :: pebbly |
| guijuelense {adj} | :: of or from Guijuelo |
| guijuelense {mf} | :: Someone from Guijuelo |
| güila {mf} [Costa Rica, slang] | :: child, kid |
| güila {f} [Mexico, slang] | :: prostitute |
| guilindajo {m} [Venezuela] | :: A banner displayed on the street, usually political in nature |
| guilindajo {m} [Honduras, Venezuela, pejorative] | :: rags (tattered clothes) |
| Guille {prop} {m} | :: given name |
| Guillén {prop} | :: surname |
| Guillermina {prop} {f} | :: given name |
| Guillermo {prop} {m} | :: surname denomination from Guillaume |
| Guillermo {prop} {m} | :: given name |
| guillomo {m} | :: shadbush, shadwood |
| guillotina {f} | :: guillotine |
| guillotinar {v} | :: to guillotine |
| guimbarda {f} | :: Jew's harp |
| guímel {f} | :: gimel; the Hebrew letter ג |
| güiña {f} | :: kodkod |
| guiñapo {m} | :: rag (cloth) |
| guiñar {vti} | :: to wink (blink with only one eye as a message, signal, or suggestion) |
| guinchar {v} | :: to pierce; prick |
| guincho {m} | :: osprey |
| guinda {f} | :: sour cherry (fruit of Prunus cerasus) |
| guinda de la tarta {f} [idiom] | :: icing on the cake |
| guindar {v} | :: to hang up |
| guindilla {f} [Spain] | :: chili pepper |
| guindo {m} | :: sour cherry tree (Prunus cerasus) |
| guindo {m} | :: Magellan's beech tree |
| guindol {m} [Bolivia] | :: A cherry liquor |
| guinea {f} | :: guinea (British gold coin) |
| guinea {f} | :: feminine noun of guineo |
| Guinea {prop} {f} | :: Guinea (country) |
| Guinea-Bisáu {prop} {f} | :: Guinea-Bisáu (country) |
| Guinea Ecuatorial {prop} {f} | :: Equatorial Guinea |
| Guinea Española {prop} {f} | :: Spanish Guinea |
| guineano {adj} | :: Guinean (relating to Guinea) |
| guineano {adj} | :: of, from, or relating to Guinea-Bissau |
| guineano {m} | :: Guinean (from Guinea) |
| guineano {m} | :: Guinean (from Guinea-Bissau) |
| guineo {adj} | :: Guinean |
| guineo {m} [Panama, El Salvador, Colombia, Puerto Rico, Dominican Republic, Ecuador] | :: short for plátano guineo; banana (fruit) |
| guineo {m} | :: Guinean |
| guineocuatoriana {f} | :: feminine noun of guineocuatoriano |
| guineocuatoriano {adj} | :: alternative form of guineoecuatoriano |
| guineocuatoriano {m} | :: alternative form of guineoecuatoriano |
| guineoecuatorial {adj} | :: Equatorial Guinean |
| guineoecuatorial {mf} | :: Equatorial Guinean |
| guineoecuatoriana {f} | :: feminine noun of guineoecuatoriano |
| guineoecuatoriano {adj} | :: Equatorial Guinean |
| guineoecuatoriano {m} | :: Equatorial Guinean |
| guingambó {m} [Puerto Rico] | :: alternative form of quingombó |
| guiño {m} | :: wink, blink |
| guiñol {m} | :: puppet theater, puppet |
| guion {m} [cinema, theatre] | :: script, scenario |
| guion {m} [orthography] | :: hyphen, dash |
| guion {m} [programming] | :: script |
| guión {m} | :: superseded spelling of guion |
| guionar {v} [Argentina, Uruguay] | :: to script |
| guion bajo {m} | :: underscore |
| guión bajo {m} | :: superseded spelling of guion bajo |
| guión de codornices {m} | :: corncrake |
| guionismo {m} | :: scriptwriting |
| guionista {mf} [film] | :: screenwriter |
| guionizar {vt} | :: to script |
| güipil {m} | :: huipil |
| guipur {m} | :: guipure |
| Guipúzcoa {prop} {f} | :: Guipúzcoa (province) |
| guipuzcoano {adj} | :: Of or pertaining to Gipuzkoa |
| guipuzcoano {m} | :: Someone from Gipuzkoa |
| güira {f} | :: feminine noun of güiro, female kid, girl |
| güira {f} [Dominican Republic] | :: güira (percussion instrument) |
| güira {f} [Antilles] | :: guira, a tropical tree of the family Bignoniaceae, e.g. Crescentia cujete |
| güira {f} [Antilles] | :: the fruit of the guira |
| guiri {mf} [dated] | :: A supporter of Queen Isabella II of Spain, a cristino |
| guiri {mf} [Spain] | :: A foreign tourist, normally referring to fair-skinned tourist on package holidays on the Spanish Mediterranean coast from the mid-twentieth century |
| guiri {mf} | :: gorse, furze |
| guiri {mf} [dated, Spain] | :: police agent from la Guardia Civil |
| guirigay {m} [colloquial, Spain] | :: uproar; hullabaloo |
| guirigay {m} [colloquial, Spain] | :: gibberish; claptrap |
| guirigay {m} [colloquial, Spain] | :: chaos, disorder; bedlam |
| guirnalda {f} | :: garland |
| guirnalda {f} | :: wreath |
| guirnalda {f} | :: worm (something helical, especially the thread of a screw) |
| güiro {m} [South America] | :: gourd |
| güiro {m} [South America, musical instruments] | :: guiro |
| güiro {m} [Mexico] | :: kid |
| guirre {m} [Canarian] | :: Egyptian vulture |
| guisa {f} | :: manner, guise, way |
| guisa {f} | :: habit |
| guisado {m} | :: stew |
| guisado {m} [Mexico] | :: casserole (meal) |
| guisandera {f} | :: stewer (person who stews food) |
| guisante {m} [Spain] | :: pea |
| guisar {v} | :: to stew |
| guiso {m} | :: stew |
| guisote {m} | :: pejorative of guiso |
| güisquería {f} | :: alternative form of whiskería |
| güisqui {m} | :: alternative spelling of whisky |
| güisquil {m} | :: chayote |
| guita {f} [Argentina, Uruguay, Spain, colloquial] | :: money |
| guitarra {f} | :: guitar |
| guitarra acústica {f} [musical instrument, retronym] | :: acoustic guitar |
| guitarra eléctrica {f} | :: electric guitar |
| guitarrear {v} | :: to play guitar |
| guitarrear {v} [Argentina, colloquial] | :: to waffle, bullshit |
| guitarrera {f} | :: feminine noun of guitarrero |
| guitarrero {m} | :: guitar maker |
| guitarrero {m} | :: guitarist |
| guitarrista {mf} | :: guitarist |
| guitarrístico {adj} [attributive] | :: guitar |
| guitarrón {m} | :: guitarrón |
| guiverno {m} | :: wyvern |
| Guiza {prop} {f} | :: Guiza (city) |
| Gujarat {prop} {m} | :: Gujarat (state) |
| gujaratí {m} | :: Gujarati (language) |
| gula {f} | :: gluttony (habit of eating in excess) |
| gula {f} | :: gourmandizing |
| gulag {m} | :: gulag |
| gülenista {mf} | :: Gülenist |
| gules {adj} [heraldry] | :: gules |
| gules {m} [heraldry] | :: gules |
| gulosa {f} [carbohydrate] | :: gulose |
| guloya {m} | :: A theatrical dance from Dominican Republic |
| gulusmear {v} | :: To go about eating candy |
| gulusmear {v} | :: To sniff and taste something that's cooking on the pot |
| gulusmear {v} | :: To snoop around |
| gunner {mf} | :: Gunner (someone associated with Arsenal Football Club) |
| gupta {adj} | :: Gupta |
| gupta {mf} | :: Gupta |
| gurí {m} [Argentina, Uruguay, Paraguay, lunfardo] | :: kid, baby |
| gurja {mf} | :: Gurkha |
| gurmé {adj} | :: gourmet |
| gurmet {adj} | :: gourmet |
| gurruño {m} | :: A wrinkled round object, specially if made of paper or silk |
| gurú {m} | :: guru |
| gusana {f} [nonstandard, rare] | :: (female) worm |
| gusanera {f} | :: worm farm |
| gusanera {f} | :: revolutionaries |
| gusanería {f} | :: loads of worms |
| gusanillo {m} | :: diminutive of gusano |
| gusanillo {m} | :: spiral binding |
| gusanillo {m} | :: bug, bugbear |
| gusanito {m} | :: diminutive of gusano; little worm |
| gusano {m} | :: worm |
| gusano {m} | :: insect larva, such as a grub, caterpillar, or maggot |
| gusano {m} [Chicano, derogatory] | :: Hispanicized Mexican |
| gusano {m} [Cuba, derogatory] | :: Cuban reactionary or counter-revolutionary |
| gusano de seda {m} | :: silkworm |
| gusano plano {m} [zoology] | :: flatworm |
| gusano redondo {m} [zoology] | :: roundworm |
| gusarapa {f} | :: tadpole |
| gusarapa {f} | :: bug; (water-based) creepy crawly |
| gusarapo {m} | :: tadpole |
| gusarapo {m} | :: bug; (water-based) creepy crawly |
| gustación {f} | :: tasting, gustation |
| gustar {vi} | :: (followed by a or preceded by an indirect object) to be pleasing to (usually translated into English as like with exchange of the subject and object) |
| gustar {vi} [dated] | :: to taste |
| gustativamente {adv} | :: gustatorily |
| gustativo {adj} | :: taste (attributive) |
| Gustavo {prop} {m} | :: given name |
| gustazo {m} | :: a great pleasure |
| gustillo {m} | :: flavor, taste |
| gustito {m} | :: diminutive of gusto |
| gusto {m} | :: taste (sense) |
| gusto {m} | :: taste (flavour) |
| gusto {m} | :: liking, preference, aesthetic preference |
| gusto {m} | :: pleasure, enthusiasm |
| gusto {m} | :: fancy, whim |
| gustosamente {adv} | :: tastily |
| gustosamente {adv} | :: willingly |
| gustosísimo {adj} | :: superlative of gustoso |
| gustosito {adj} | :: diminutive of gustoso |
| gustoso {adj} | :: tasty, delicious |
| gustoso {adj} | :: glad, willing |
| Guta {prop} | :: Ghouta |
| gutapercha {f} | :: gutta-percha; an inelastic natural latex, produced from the sap of several tropical trees of the genera Palaquium and Payena |
| Gutierre {prop} {m} | :: given name |
| Gutiérrez {prop} | :: Gutierrez; surname |
| gutural {adj} | :: guttural |
| Guyana {prop} | :: Guyana (country) |
| guyanés {adj} | :: Guyanese |
| guyanés {m} | :: Guyanese |
| guyanesa {f} | :: feminine noun of guyanés |
| Guyarat {prop} {m} | :: alternative form of Gujarat (state in India) |
| guyarati {m} | :: Gujarati |
| Guzmán {prop} | :: surname |
| gym {m} | :: gym, gymnasium |
| gyr {m} | :: Gyr (breed of cattle) |
| Gzheliano {prop} {m} | :: Gzhelian |
| Gzlez {prop} {mf} | :: abbreviation of González, a surname |