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descortés: impolite, discourteous
descortésmente: discourteously, rudely
descoser: to come undone, to fall apart; to unstitch, to unravel
descosido: unraveled, undone, apart, disconnected
descostillar: to hit in the ribs; to fall and damage one's ribs
descoyuntador: dislocating
descoyuntamiento: disjuncture, separation
descoyuntar: to dislocate
descoñetar: To screw up; to fuck up
descreer: to reject, discard, disbelieve; to discredit
descreimiento: disbelief
descremado: skimmed, skim
descremar: to decream
descreído: faithless; nonbelieving
describir: to describe, represent in words; to trace, describe
descriminalización: decriminalisation
descriminalizar: to decriminalize (to change the laws so something is no longer a crime)
descripción: description
descriptible: describable
descriptivamente: descriptively
descriptivismo: descriptivism
descriptivo: descriptive
descriptor: descriptor (that which describes)
descristianización: dechristianization
descristianizar: to dechristianize
descriteriado: mindless; ditty; chowderheaded
descriterio: lack of criteria
descruzar: to uncross
descrédito: discredit (a degree of dishonour or disesteem)
descuadernamiento: disruption
descuadrar: to unbalance (an account, etc); to put out of square
descuajar: to melt away, dissolve; to uproot; to dishearten
descuajeringado: scruffy, slovenly, disheveled
descuajeringar: to break up; to crumble up; to break down; to crack up (with laughter)
descualificar: to deskill
descuartizador: shredding, chopping up
descuartizador: dismemberer, ripper, shredder, butcher (someone who cuts others into pieces); slaughterer
descuartizamiento: cutting up
descuartizar: dismember (to cut a body into pieces); cut up, carve up (to cut into smaller pieces, parts, or sections)
descubierta: reconnoitring, patrolling, exploration
descubierto: discovered
descubridor: discoverer
descubridor: discovering
descubrimiento: discovery (something discovered); discovery (the discovering of new things); unveiling
descubrir: to discover; to reveal; to invent
descubrir el agua tibia: to reinvent the wheel
descubrirse el pastel: to be spilled, to be revealed; to come out (of a secret)
descuento: discount; injury time, stoppage time (UK), additional time, added time
descuerado: bald, hairless
descuida: don't worry
descuidadamente: carelessly
descuidado: neglected; careless, sloppy, slipshod; remiss, neglectful, lax; unkempt, slovenly, frowzy, messy, untidy
descuidar: to relieve from care; to neglect; to not think; to get sloppy, to get or grow careless
descuidista: pickpocket
descuido: oversight, mistake, slip-up; negligence, carelessness, sloppiness, heedlessness; inattention, incaution
desdar: to ungive (to take back something that had been given)
desde: since (from a specified time in the past); from (a location); starting at (a quantity, such as a price)
desde cero: from scratch
desde el vientre de su madre: since before one was born; since one's conception
desde luego: of course