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degranulación: degranulation
degredo: ward for contagious patients
deguabinao: drained, tired, out of shape
degustación: the action of tasting, sampling
degustar: to taste
degú: degu
degüello: slitting of a throat
dehesa: meadow; pasture
dehidroepiandrosterona: dehydroepiandrosterone
dehiscencia: dehiscence
dehiscente: dehiscent
deicida: deicidal
deicidio: deicide
deidad: deity
deificación: deification
deificar: to make a god of; to deify
deilamita: Daylami
deilamita: Daylami
deimático: deimatic
deja: rest (that remaining after cutting textiles)
dejación: abandonment
dejada: drop shot
dejadez: neglect, carelessness, slovenliness; slackness, laziness
dejado: sloppy, lax (person)
dejao: pronunciation spelling of dejado
dejar: to leave (to place); to leave, to keep (to allow to continue); to leave (to cause, result in); to let, allow; to let go, put down (to release from one's grasp)
dejar a salvo: to safeguard
dejar atrás los vientos: to run like the wind
dejar caer: to fall, to drop, to plop; to let slip (mention)
dejar correr la pluma: to write spontaneously; to let words pour out onto the paper
dejar de lado: to give up on; to put aside
dejar en el sitio: to kill; to knock dead
dejar en paz: to leave alone
dejar las armas: to lay down one's arms
dejar pasar: to pass up, to pass on, to miss, to miss out on, to lose, to skip; to get past, to overlook, to look past
dejar plantado: to stand up, to be stood up, to ditch, to blow off (a person or people); to jilt, to let down, to leave in the lurch
dejar sin efecto: to abolish; to nullify; to revoke
dejar tieso: to gobsmack; to leave awe-struck; to do away with; to take out (kill)
dejar tirado: to leave someone in the lurch, abandon, to give up
dejarlo a Dios: to let go and let God
dejarse caer: to drop by; drop in; drop round
dejarse de cuentos: to get to the point
dejarse de hostias: get a move on; pull one's finger out
dejarse en el tintero: to forget about something; to have something slip one's mind
dejarse llevar: to let oneself go; to go with the flow; to be enticed, to be misled
dejarse querer: to enjoy receiving affection
dejarse ver: to come to light; to show up
dejavú: deja vu
dejo: accent; aftertaste; end, finish, termination
dejuramente: synonym of ciertamente
del Castillo: a surname
del Mar: a surname
del Prado: a surname
del Rosario: a religious surname, common in the Philippines and the Dominican Republic
del Solar: a surname
del alma: dear; dearest
del año de la nana: synonym of del año de la pera (“from the year dot”)
del año de la pera: a million/trillion/gazillion years old; from the year dot
del brazo: arm in arm
del carajo: whopping; bloody huge; mahoosive