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13,140 words — headwords with part of speech, pronunciation, and a plain-language definition.

atonía
noun, feminine
lethargy
atopia
noun, feminine
atopy
atoramiento
noun, masculine
rush
atorar
verb
to clog, clog up; to get stuck
atormentador
adjective
tormenting (that torments)
atormentador
noun, masculine
tormentor (someone who torments)
atormentante
adjective
tormenting
to torment
atornillador
noun, masculine
screwdriver (electric)
atornillamiento
noun, masculine
screwing; bolting on of screws
to screw
atorrante
noun, masculine
vagrant
atorrante
noun, masculine/feminine
lazybones: someone who doesn't want to work
atorrante
adjective
lazy; shameless
to sleep
to sit comfortably; to flunk, fail (a student); to humiliate (someone)
to dazzle; to confound; to fall head over heels in love
atorvastatina
noun, feminine
atorvastatin
atosibán
noun, masculine
atosiban
atosigador
adjective
intoxicating
atosigante
adjective
worrying
to poison
to pester, harass
atovaquona
noun, masculine
atovaquone
to tire out someone with work
atrabiliario
adjective
atrabilious; choleric
atrabilioso
adjective
atrabilious
atrabilis
noun, feminine
black bile
atracadero
noun, masculine
pier
atracador
noun, masculine
raider, robber
to berth, moor; to assault in order to rob; to make out (kiss, touch erotically); to harass; to beat, bash
atracción
noun, feminine
attraction, pull; pull, draw; amusement ride
atraco
noun, masculine
mugging, robbery, holdup; assault; petting (erotic touching and kissing)
attractively
atractividad
noun, feminine
attractiveness
atractivo
adjective
attractive, appealing; engaging
atractivo
noun, masculine
appeal, attractiveness, attraction
atractor
noun, masculine
attractor
atractor
adjective
attractive
atractor extraño
noun, masculine
strange attractor
atracón
noun, masculine
stuffing, pigging out (act of eating a lot)
atraer
verb
to attract, to lure
atragantamiento
noun, masculine
choke, choking
to choke
to leash
to bar (secure shut with bars)
atrapada
noun, feminine
catch
atrapado
adjective
caught, captured, trapped, stuck; caught up in
atrapamiento
noun, masculine
entrapment
atrapamoscas
noun, masculine
flytrap (plant); flycatcher (bird)
atrapanovios
noun, masculine
Chinese finger trap
atrapante
adjective
captivating
to capture; to catch, to get
atrapasueños
noun, masculine
dreamcatcher
atraque
noun, masculine
mooring
atrasado
adjective
belated, tardy, delayed; backward (lagging behind in customs and technology)
atrasamiento
noun, masculine
delaying
to delay
atraso
noun, masculine
delay, lateness; arrears, arrear; retarded, mentally slow
atravesado
adjective
transversal, cross, oblique