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  • Englishnet

  • Englishmesh of string, cord or rope

  • Spanishred


  • Englishnet

  • Englishdevice for catching fish, butterflies etc.

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  • Englishnomadic

  • Englishof, or relating to nomads

  • Spanishnómada


  • Englishnomadic

  • Englishleading a wandering life with no fixed abode, peripatetic, itinerant

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  • Englishhi

  • Englishfriendly, informal greeting

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  • Englishlegacy

  • Englishsomething inherited from a predecessor, a heritage

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  • Englishtreat

  • Englishto handle, deal with or behave towards in a specific way

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  • Englishflyer

  • Englishleaflet, often for advertising

  • Spanishvolante


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  • Englishmultiple

  • Englishhaving more than one element, part, component or function

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  • Englishtriumph

  • Englishconclusive success, victory, conquest

  • Spanishtriunfo


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  • Englishsweets

  • Englishconfectionery, candy

  • Spanishcaramelos, chucherías, dulces


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  • Englishknob

  • Englishrounded protuberance, handle, or control switch

  • Spanishperilla


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  • Englishreferee

  • Englishsport: umpire, judge, the supervisor of a game

  • Spanishárbitro, réferi


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  • Englishspeed bump

  • Englishtransverse ridge in the road

  • Spanishreductor de velocidad gespecially formal usage, resalto gespecially formal usage, badén gSpain, banda sonora gSpain, chapa acostado gEcuador, durmiente qualifier qualifier


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  • Englishprofessional

  • Englishof, pertaining to, or in accordance with the standards of a profession

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  • Englisharcade

  • Englishcovered passage, usually with shops on both sides

  • Spanishgalería


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  • Englishprospectus

  • Englishdocument which describes an institution, publication or business


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  • Englishpewter

  • Englishalloy of tin, copper and antimony

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  • Englishjersey

  • Englishgarment knitted from wool, worn over the upper body

  • Spanishjersey


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  • Englishsnout

  • Englishlong, projecting nose, mouth, and jaw of a beast

  • Spanishhocico


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  • Englishvaliant

  • Englishshowing courage or determination, heroic

  • Spanishvaliente


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  • Englishanother

  • Englishone more, in addition to a former number

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  • Englishsilly

  • Englishfoolish, showing a lack of good sense and wisdo

  • Spanishniñito


  • Englishsilly

  • Englishplayful, giggly

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  • Englishjust

  • Englishonly, simply, merely

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  • Englishelf

  • Englishmythical, supernatural being

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  • Englishat last|at last

  • Englishin the end, finally, ultimately

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  • Englishgo out

  • Englishto leave, especially a building

  • Spanishsalir


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  • Englishvii|how

  • Englishused as a modifier to indicate surprise, delight, or other strong feelings

  • Spanishqué, cómo


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  • Englishhumidity

  • Englishdampness, especially that of the air

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  • Englishalpha

  • Englishname of the letter Α, α

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  • Englishaway|wasting

  • Englishequivalent to an imperative: Go or come away, begone, take away

  • Spanishneeded


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  • Englishembarrass

  • Englishto humiliate, to disrupt somebody's composure or comfort with acting publicly or freely

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  • Englishcompel

  • Englishforce, constrain or coerce

  • Spanishobligar, forzar, compeler


  • Englishcompel

  • Englishexact by force

  • Spanishobligar, forzar, compeler


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  • Englishkitty

  • Englishkitten, small cat

  • Spanishgatito, minino


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  • Englishbasin

  • Englishbowl for washing, often affixed to a wall

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  • Englishwax

  • Englishoily, water-resistant substance

  • Spanishcera


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  • Englishsnub

  • Englishto slight, ignore, behave coldly toward

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  • Englishpilgrim

  • Englishtraveler, especially to religious sites

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  • Englishgo away

  • Spanish¡vete!, pírate, ¡fuera!, ¡abe!, ¡abid!


  • Englishgo away

  • Englishto travel somewhere, especially on holiday or vacation

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  • Englishchalk

  • Englisha soft, white, powdery limestone

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  • Englishrematch

  • Englishsecond contest between the same opponents, a return game

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  • Englishto

  • Englishin the direction of, and arriving at

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  • Englishavatar

  • EnglishThe earthly incarnation of a deity, particularly Vishnu

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  • Englishar

  • Englishname of the letter R, r

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  • Englishgeek

  • Englishexpert in a technical field, particularly to do with computers

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  • Englishstoop

  • Englishto lower oneself, to demean or do something below one's status, standards, or morals

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  • Englishhospitality

  • Englishact or service of welcoming, receiving, hosting, or entertaining guests

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  • Englishhospitality

  • Englishbusiness of providing catering, lodging and entertainment service

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  • Englishpin

  • Englishneedle without an eye, used for fastening

  • Spanishalfiler


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  • Englishtealight

  • Englishsmall, typically circular candle encased in thin metal cup

  • Spanishneeded


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  • Englishurge

  • Englisha strong desire, an itch to do something

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