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bastitano
adjective
of, from or relating to Baza
bastitano
noun, masculine
native or inhabitant of Baza (usually male)
bastión
noun, masculine
bastion, bulwark
basto
noun, masculine
packsaddle, saddle pad; clubs
basto
adjective
rough, coarse; gross; homespun
basto
adjective
having been supplied
bastonada
noun, feminine
beating with a stick or cane
bastonazo
noun, masculine
a hit with a walking stick or staff
bastoncillo
noun, masculine
cotton swab, Q-tip; diminutive of bastón
cotton swab
to hit with a staff or stick
bastoner
noun, masculine
a ball de bastons dancer
bastonera
noun, feminine
majorette.
bastonero
noun, masculine
batoneer
bastren
noun, masculine
drawknife
bastón
noun, masculine
walking stick, staff, cane; baton (in a marching band); riband; rod cell
bastón de caramelo
noun, masculine
candy cane
bastón de mando
noun, masculine
staff of power; baton (a symbolic staff held by a person in authority, especially by the mayor in Spanish towns); baton, balance of power
basura
noun, feminine
trash, waste, garbage, rubbish, nonsense; something trashy or undesirable
basural
noun, masculine
landfill, dump (place where waste or garbage is left)
to trash (to treat with disrespect)
basurero
noun, masculine
dustman, garbage collector (worker who removes refuse)
basurero
noun, masculine
landfill, dump (place where waste or garbage is left); dustbin, dust bin, garbage can
basáltico
adjective
basaltic
basílica
noun, feminine
basilica (Christian church having a nave); basilica (Roman Catholic church with basilican status); palace
basófilo
adjective
basophilic
basófilo
noun, masculine
basophil
bat
noun, masculine
bat (act of batting); misspelling of baht
bata
noun, feminine
dressing gown, robe; lab coat; smock
bata
noun, masculine
child
bata de baño
noun, masculine
bathrobe
bata de cola
noun, feminine
A dress with ruffles and a train, typically worn by female flamenco dancers.
bata de maternidad
noun, feminine
maternity dress
batabanoense
adjective
of, from or relating to Batabanó, Cuba (municipality of Cuba)
batabanoense
noun, masculine/feminine
native or inhabitant of Batabanó, Cuba (municipality of Cuba)
batacazo
noun, masculine
thump, thud (sound of a dull impact); blow, crash
bataclana
noun, feminine
showgirl; prostitute
bataclán
noun, masculine
A frivolous theatrical show.
batahola
noun, feminine
racket, clamor
batalla
noun, feminine
battle
batalla campal
noun, feminine
pitched battle
batalla cultural
noun, feminine
culture war (Conflict between different ideological groups, especially political conflict for cultural dominance between lefties/progressists and conservatives/righties in Spanish-speaking countries)
batallador
adjective
battling, fighting, scrappy
to battle
batallaroso
adjective
warlike; bellicose; martial
batallita
noun, feminine
yarn, story
batalloso
adjective
battle
batallón
noun, masculine
battalion
batamanta
noun, feminine
Snuggie, sleeved blanket
batamote
noun, masculine
seepwillow
batanga
noun, feminine
outrigger
batangueño
adjective
Batangueño (of, from or relating to Batangas)
batangueño
noun, masculine
Batangueño (native or inhabitant of Batangas) (usually male)
batangueño
noun, masculine
the Tagalog dialect spoken in Batangas
bataraz
adjective
mottled, particularly when describing birds
batarito
noun, masculine
antvireo
batará
noun, masculine
antshrike
batará dorsicastaño
noun, masculine
lined antshrike
batará goteado
noun, masculine
The spot-backed antshrike.
batará lineado
noun, masculine
fasciated antshrike