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bosónico
adjective
bosonic
bot
noun, masculine
bot (robot)
bota
noun, feminine
wineskin, bota bag; soft pouch, usually suspended from a cord or lanyard, for carrying wine or other beverages (similar to a canteen)
bota
noun, feminine
boot
bota de agua
noun, feminine
Wellington boot (UK), welly/wellie (UK), galosh (US), rubber boot (US), rainboot
bota de goma
noun, feminine
Wellington boot (UK), welly/wellie (UK), galosh (US), rubber boot (US), rainboot
bota de potro
noun, feminine
a type of riding boot made from horse skin, worn by South American gauchos
bota española
noun, feminine
Spanish boot (torture device); Used other than figuratively or idiomatically: see bota, española.
botadero
noun, masculine
dump; rubbish dump
botador
adjective
wasteful (of people)
botador
noun, masculine
thrower; drive pin; a wasteful person
botadura
noun, feminine
launching (of a boat)
botafumeiro
noun, masculine
the thurible in Santiago de Compostela cathedral
botalón
noun, masculine
outrigger
botana
noun, feminine
appetizer; snack
botanero
noun, masculine
snack bowl; snack bar
botanero
adjective
snack; snacky
botanista
noun, masculine/feminine
botanist
botanizar
verb
to botanize
botar
verb
to bounce; to throw, throw away; to fire, dismiss; to buck, throw (a rider or pack) by bucking; to lie down (to assume a reclining position)
botarata
adjective
wasteful, thriftless, unthrifty
botarate
adjective
wasteful
botarel
noun, masculine
buttress
botarga
noun, feminine
bottarga; a type of clownish fancy dress costume or outfit, mascot suit; a person who wears the costume; a type of old-fashioned trousers or pantaloons
botas de goma
noun, feminine
Wellington boots (UK), wellies (UK), galoshes (US), rubber boots (US), rainboots; plural of bota de goma
botavacas
noun, masculine
cowcatcher
botavara
noun, feminine
boom
botazón
noun, feminine
mass sacking
bote
noun, masculine
bounce
bote
noun, masculine
boat, dinghy; vessel, can, canister, container, jar, tin; jackpot, pot, pool (large cash prize); jail; butt, booty
bote a remos
noun, masculine
rowboat, rowing boat
bote de basura
noun, masculine
garbage can, trash can, rubbish bin
bote de remo
noun, masculine
rowboat
bote de remos
noun, masculine
rowboat
bote neutral
noun, masculine
drop-ball
bote salvavidas
noun, masculine
lifeboat
bote volador
noun, masculine
flying boat
botear
verb
to raise money for charity by getting people to give donations to a collection box
botella
noun, feminine
bottle; tank (closed container for liquids or gases)
botellazo
noun, masculine
a hit with a bottle
botellero
noun, masculine
bottle maker
botellero
noun, masculine
bottle rack
botellon
noun, masculine
obsolete spelling of botellón
botellín
noun, masculine
flask (small bottle)
botellódromo
noun, masculine
a place where a botellón is held
botellón
noun, masculine
street BYOB party, binge, binge drinking, booze-up (a Spanish activity when people (above all the teenagers and young adults) congregate in public places to socialize while drinking alcohol.); demijohn
boteo
noun, masculine
the use of a collection box to raise funds for charity
botepronto
noun, masculine
half-volley
botero
noun, masculine
bootmaker; boatsman
botica
noun, feminine
drugstore, pharmacy; drug, medicament
boticario
noun, masculine
pharmacist
botija
noun, feminine
jug; vessel; a young person
botijo
noun, masculine
botijo
botil
noun, masculine
a type of bean
botillero
noun, masculine
an assistant to a player
botillería
noun, feminine
bottle shop, beverage store (store selling alcoholic and non-alcoholic beverages)
botillo
noun, masculine
a cured meat dish, made from bits of pig meat stuffed inside a pig's cecum
botinera
noun, feminine
WAG; footballer's girlfriend, wife, or lover
botinero
noun, masculine
a person who makes ankle boots
botinero
adjective
of a bull, mostly white but with black in its extremities