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arrabiata
noun, feminine
arrabbiata sauce or dish prepared with it
arrabio
noun, masculine
pig iron
arracacha
noun, feminine
a South American plant grown as a root vegetable, Arracacia xanthorrhiza
arracache
noun, masculine
arracacha
arracada
noun, feminine
earring (especially one that hangs down, as opposed to a stud)
arrachera
noun, feminine
the hanger steak, a beef cut from the diaphragm
only used in se arracima, third-person singular present indicative of arracimarse
arracimado
adjective
clustered
only used in se ... arracimar, syntactic variant of arracimarse
to cluster
only used in me arracime, first-person singular present subjunctive of arracimarse
only used in nos arracimemos, first-person plural present subjunctive of arracimarse
only used in se arracimen, third-person plural present subjunctive of arracimarse
arraclán
noun, masculine
alder buckthorn
arraigado
adjective
established, rooted, settled
arraigamiento
noun, masculine
settling
to take root; to establish; to settle
arraigo
noun, masculine
rooting; tradition; property; real-estate
arraijaneño
adjective
of, from or relating to Arraiján (city and district in Panama)
arraijaneño
noun, masculine
native or inhabitant of Arraiján (city and district in Panama) (usually male)
to steal, to make off with
arranca cebolla
noun, masculine
a children's game where participants form a queue and grasp the person in front of each one from the hips, all attempting to pull the first person of the queue called the "onion", who is grasping a solid structure, often a tree or a pole.
arranca cebollas
noun, masculine
alternative spelling of arranca cebolla
arrancable
adjective
startable; runnable
arrancada
noun, feminine
snatch; an act of pulling away; burst of speed
arrancado
adjective
penniless; impoverished
arrancador
noun, masculine
boot loader; starter
arrancamiento
noun, masculine
pulling out; tearing off
arrancamoños
noun, masculine
cocklebur
to pull out; to unsheathe (a sword, dagger, etc.); to rip, to tear; to start (a machine); to get going, get started
arranchador
noun, masculine
thief
to skirt (the coast); to get together (for a meal)
arrancón
noun, masculine
synonym of arrancada
arranque
noun, masculine
startup; snatch; fit; spark (of emotion, e.g. jealousy, anger); vigor
arrantzale
noun, masculine
fisherman
to shave hair (on someone's head) in one stroke; to snatch, steal in one stroke
arrapiezo
noun, masculine
ragamuffin, whippersnapper; rag
arras
noun, feminine
downpayment
arrasador
adjective
crushing, destructive
arrasamiento
noun, masculine
razing; devastation
to level, to smooth; to raze, to destroy; to annihilate, to devastate, to ravage, to exterminate; to triumph, to crush, to sweep (to be phenomenally successful)
arrastracueros
noun, masculine
foreigner
arrastrado
adjective
dragged; humiliated; servile
arrastrado
noun, masculine
groveller, bootlicker, ass-kisser; try-hard, tryhard; rascal, rogue
arrastramiento
noun, masculine
creep
to drag; to pull, to tow, to haul; to incite; to sweep away (e.g., a river); to lug, to drag along, to drag down
arrastre
noun, masculine
trawling; drift; the act of dragging the dead bull out of the arena
arrastrero
noun, masculine
trawler (boat)
arratiano
adjective
of, from or relating to Arratia-Nerbioi
arratiano
noun, masculine
native or inhabitant of Arratia-Nerbioi (usually male)
arrayán
noun, masculine
myrtle; pitanga
arre
interjection
gee up, giddyup
arrea
interjection
get moving!
arreactivo
adjective
nonreactive
arrear
verb
to drive, herd (livestock); to capture, take (by force); to urge
arrear
verb
to harness
passionately
arrebatado
adjective
passionate; impassioned; flushed (color)
arrebatador
noun, masculine
robber, thief, snatcher
arrebatador
adjective
captivating (beautiful)