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desbandar: only used in se ... desbandar, syntactic variant of desbandarse
desbandarse: to disband
desbande: only used in me desbande, first-person singular present subjunctive of desbandarse
desbandemos: only used in nos desbandemos, first-person plural present subjunctive of desbandarse
desbanden: only used in se desbanden, third-person plural present subjunctive of desbandarse
desbandá: only used in te ... desbandá, syntactic variant of desbandate, second-person singular voseo imperative of desbandarse
desbarajustar: to jumble up, mess up, throw into disorder
desbarajuste: disorder, disarray, jumble
desbaratamiento: destruction, ruin
desbaratar: to ruin, destroy; to spoil; to rout
desbarrancadero: cliff
desbarrancar: to throw off a cliff; to crush
desbarrar: to talk nonsense, jabber
desbarre: twaddle; nonsense
desbastador: chisel
desbastar: to smooth
desbloqueable: unlockable (capable of being unlocked)
desbloquear: to clear, unclog, unlock (to undo or open a lock or something locked by, for example, turning a key, or selecting a combination.); to unlock (to obtain access to something)
desbloqueo: unblocking
desbocado: runaway; out of control; foul-mouthed
desbocamiento: getting out of control; boom
desbocar: to become baggy or loose; to remove the mouth (of); to become baggy; to lose control; bolt; to run off at the mouth
desbordadamente: excessively
desbordado: excessive, overfull
desbordamiento: overflow
desbordamiento de búfer: buffer overflow
desbordante: overflowing
desbordar: to overflow; to overfill; to exceed (especially expectations, one's patience)
desborde: synonym of desbordamiento
desborre: budburst
desbravado: tame, light
desbravar: to tame (to make an animal tame)
desbridamiento: debridement
desbrozadora: string trimmer
desbrozar: to clear, clear out, weed out
desburocratización: debureaucratization
desburocratizador: de-bureaucratising
desburrar: to enlighten or school someone perceived as uneducated
descabalgar: to dismount (a horse); to unseat, remove from power
descabellado: absurd, unrealistic, wild
descabellar: to scalp (something); to slaughter a bull by slitting its throat with a descabello; to mess up
descabello: descabello; Thrust with a descabello
descabezamiento: beheading
descabezar: to behead; to decapitate; to remove the top from; to adjoin
descachar: to dehorn; to lose one's horns; to break; to put one's foot in it (make a mistake)
descacharrado: busted, broken
descacharrante: hilarious
descacharre: the breaking-up of junk
descache: accident, mistake, blunder, faux pas, slip
descachimbar: to break, destroy, ruin; to fall from a high place
descaecer: to decline; to wane
descaecimiento: decline; decay
descafeinado: decaffeinated
descafeinado: decaf
descafeinamiento: decaffeination
descafeinar: to decaffeinate (to remove the caffeine from something, especially coffee)
descalabrar: to hit, especially in the head; to damage, to ruin
descalabro: misfortune; setback; loss; defeat
descalcez: barefootedness
descalcificación: decalcification