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despenalización: depenalization
despenalizador: depenalising
despenalizar: to depenalize, decriminalize
despenar: to put someone out of their misery; to console
despender: to spend
despendolado: wild; untamed
despendolarse: let loose, become disinhibited.
despensa: pantry, larder
despensero: person in charge of a storeroom
despepitar: to seed
despercudir: to wash; clean; to wake up; to live up
desperdiciado: wasteful
desperdiciar: to waste
desperdicio: waste
desperdigado: scattered, all over the place
desperdigar: to scatter; to disperse
desperecer: to perish; run out; to long for; yearn
desperezar: to stretch out; to stretch (oneself)
desperfecto: flaw, defect
desperonización: the process of removing Peronism and Peronists from society
despersonalización: depersonalization
despersonalizar: to depersonalize
despertable: wakeable; wakable
despertador: alarm clock
despertamiento: awakening
despertar: awakening
despertar: to wake; to wake up; to awaken; to pique (interest, curiosity)
despertar a quien duerme: to rouse into action
despesar: synonym of expender
despescuezar: to wring a (bird or fowl's) neck; to slit a (person or animal's) neck
despezar: to divide into pieces; to componentize; to tear apart
despeñadero: cliff
despeñar: to throw off a cliff; to fall or jump off a cliff
despiadadamente: relentlessly, mercilessly, ruthlessly
despiadado: merciless, ruthless, cutthroat, pitiless, cold-blooded, remorseless, savage
despicar: to soothe; to calm down (a person who is angry)
despido: layoff, dismissal
despido improcedente: unfair dismissal
despiece: quartering, cutting (action of taking apart something)
despierto: awake
despiezar: take apart; quarter, cut up
despigmentación: depigmentation
despigmentado: depigmented
despilfarrador: wasteful
despilfarrar: to squander
despilfarro: waste, waste of money, squandering
despintar: to remove the paint from
despiojar: to delouse
despiporre: mayhem, madness
despistado: absent-minded, forgetful, clueless
despistaje: screening (for a disease)
despistar: to throw off track; to disorient; to get distracted, to fall asleep
despiste: slip, slip-up (error); absent-mindedness
despistolización: firearms confiscation by an authority
despitar: to overturn / rectify a referee or umpire on a decision he/she had made
desplacer: alternative spelling of displacer; to displease
desplantar: to make or put out of plumb; to cause to lose one's footing; to uproot; to displant
desplante: cheek, arrogance; rude remark; lack of respect; lack of, or loss of, footing
desplazable: moving, sliding, moveable
desplazado: out of place