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descarnado: brutal; harsh
descarnar: to flesh (remove the flesh)
descaro: impudence; cheek; nerve
descarriar: to mislead, lead astray; to go wrong
descarrilador: derailleur
descarrilamiento: derailment (of a train); miscarriage
descarrilar: to derail (to come off the tracks)
descartable: discardable, able to rule out
descartar: to rule out, to discard, to discount, to dismiss, to reject; to discard
descarte: excuse; discard; rejection; reject; something rejected
descasar: to annul; to separate, to dismantle
descascarar: to peel, shell
descascarillar: to chip (a surface)
descastado: outcast
descastar: to kill off a breed (of cattle)
descastigar: to unground (to free from the punishment, especially a child or teenager, by forcing them to stay at home and/or give up certain privileges)
descatalogación: taking out of print
descatalogado: out of print, unlisted
descatalogar: to discontinue
descelularización: decellularization
descendencia: descendancy; descendant
descendente: descending, downward
descender: to descend
descendiente: descendant; offspring
descendimiento: descent
descenso: descent; decline
descenso de ríos: rafting
descensor: descender
descentrado: off-centre
descentralista: decentralization
descentralización: decentralization, decentralisation (UK)
descentralizadamente: away from a central point
descentralizado: decentralized
descentralizador: decentralising
descentralizar: to decentralize (reduce the power of a governing body)
descentramiento: off-centring
descentrar: to put or make off-centre; to remove from the centre of attention, to cease focusing on or emphasizing
descepar: to extirpate, to uproot (to pull up by the roots); to extirpate (to destroy completely)
descerebración: decerebration; decerebrate posturing
descerebrado: mindless, brainless
descerebrado: brainless person
descerebramiento: thoughtlessness
descerebrar: to debrain (to remove the brain)
descerrajar: to break in, break into, break through (a locked door); to let off (a firearm)
descertificar: to disqualify; decertify
desceñir: to loosen (a belt); to remove; take off (a belt)
deschamizar: to destroy, rip to shreds
deschavar: to confess; sing
deschave: disclosure
deschavetado: crazy
deschavetarse: to lose one's head
deschingar: to strip; to undress
deschongar: to cause to be unkempt; to mess up; to let off steam; let one's hair down
deschongue: mess
descifrable: decipherable, legible
descifrador: solver, decipherer (one who solves or deciphers something)
desciframiento: decipherment
descifrar: to decipher
descifre: decipherment
desciudadanización: The act of decitizenizing