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bolado
noun, masculine
alternative spelling of volado
bolandista
noun, masculine/feminine
Bollandist
bolandista
adjective
Bollandist
bolardo
noun, masculine
bollard (post preventing vehicles from entering pedestrian area); bollard
bolazo
noun, masculine
whopper, tall tale (lie); hit by a ball, for example a snowball; big ball; augmentative of bola
bolaño
noun, masculine
a type of historical cannonball
bolche
noun, masculine/feminine
left-wing, commie
bolchevique
noun, masculine/feminine
Bolshevik
bolcheviquismo
noun, masculine
Bolshevism
bolchevismo
noun, masculine
Bolshevism
bolchevista
adjective
Bolshevik
bolchevista
noun, masculine/feminine
Bolshevik
bolchevización
noun, feminine
Bolshevization
boldo
noun, masculine
boldo
boleada
noun, feminine
polishing; polish; commotion, confusion
bolear
verb
to polish; to knead; to make into balls
bolencia
noun, feminine
drunkenness; stupefaction; dizziness
bolera
noun, feminine
bowling alley
bolerista
noun, masculine/feminine
someone who sings or dances boleros
bolero
noun, masculine
bolero (music); bolero (dance); bolero (jacket)
bolero
noun, masculine
bolero musician
bolerístico
adjective
bolero
boleta
noun, feminine
ticket (e.g. parking ticket); bill, receipt; death; ballot
boleta
adjective
dead, about to die, or at risk of dying
boletaje
noun, masculine
ticketing, tickets
to kill; to murder
boletero
adjective
lying
boletero
noun, masculine
ticket seller; liar
boletería
noun, feminine
box office, ticket office
to grade (a report); to blacklist; to put on a wanted list
boleto
noun, masculine
porcini (Boletus edulis); any bolete mushroom
boleto
noun, masculine
ticket; lie, untruth
boletín
noun, masculine
bulletin; newsletter
boletín de notas
noun, masculine
report card
boletín de noticias
noun, masculine
newsletter, bulletin
boletín informativo
noun, masculine
newsletter
boli
noun, masculine
clipping of bolígrafo (“pen”); freezie
boliburguesía
noun, feminine
the people (bourgeois) who became rich through corruption under the Chavez administration of Venezuela
boliburgués
noun, masculine
A member of the Bolibourgeoisie
boliche
noun, masculine
bowling; bowling alley; small shop; disco, club, nightclub; soapberry
bolichera
noun, feminine
fishing boat; female equivalent of bolichero
bolichero
noun, masculine
clubber (someone who goes to a nightclub); nightclub owner
bolichico
noun, masculine
a rich young businessman who is a member of the boliburguesía
bolidismo
noun, masculine
bolidism
bolidista
adjective
bolidismo
boligarca
noun, masculine/feminine
a class of businesspeople and politicians who acquired wealth during the Bolivarian governments of Hugo Chávez and Nicolás Maduro
boliguayo
noun, masculine
a poor South American immigrant to Argentina
bolilla
noun, feminine
marble
bolillero
noun, masculine
pot (object from which items are taken during a lottery-style draw)
bolillo
noun, masculine
bread roll; type of bread; Caucasian person; bobbin; musical drumstick
bolina
noun, feminine
bowline
bolindre
noun, masculine
marble (small ball, for games)
bolinga
adjective
drunk
bolisa
noun, feminine
spark (small glowing particle emanated from burning matter)
bolita
noun, feminine
diminutive of bola (“small ball”); marble (small spherical ball used as a toy)
bolita
noun, masculine/feminine
Bolivian
bolivarense
noun, masculine/feminine
native or inhabitant of Bolívar
bolivarense
adjective
of, from or relating to Bolívar
bolivarianismo
noun, masculine
Bolivarianism
bolivariano
adjective
Bolivarian (of or pertaining to Simón Bolívar or Bolivarianism)