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madurativo
adjective
made mature
madurez
noun, feminine
maturity; ripeness
madurismo
noun, masculine
Madurism; support for Nicolás Maduro (1962–), Venezuelan president 2013-2026.
madurista
adjective
of Nicolás Maduro; Maduro's (of or relating to Maduro or his political beliefs)
madurista
noun, masculine/feminine
a supporter of Nicolás Maduro
madurita
noun, feminine
MILF (older sexually attractive woman)
maduro
adjective
ripe; mature, of relatively old age (said of people)
maduro
noun, masculine
ellipsis of plátano maduro (“a ripe plantain”)
mae
noun, masculine/feminine
dude, guy, man; girl, gal, sis; dude, you
maese
noun, masculine
master
maeso
noun, masculine
master
maestra
noun, feminine
queen bee
maestral
adjective
pedagogic; teaching; referring to the grand master of one of the Spanish military orders
maestral
noun, masculine
mistral (wind); cell of a queen bee
maestrante
noun, masculine/feminine
knight
maestranza
noun, feminine
armories; arms makers
maestrazgo
noun, masculine
office of Grand Master
maestre
noun, masculine
teacher, erudite, doctor; a superior in a military order; Master (of the Order of Santiago); second person in charge of a ship, after the captain, typically managing the treasury
maestre de campo
noun, masculine
colonel (rank below capitán general in the Spanish Empire)
maestresala
noun, masculine/feminine
maître d'
maestrescuela
noun, masculine
An official in charge of ecclesiology in Spain.
maestro
noun, masculine
master; craftsman, handyman, contractor, construction worker; a male teacher; gentleman
maestro
adjective
master; expert
maestro de armas
noun, masculine
fencing master; fencing instructor
maestro de ceremonias
noun, masculine
master of ceremonies
maestro de esgrima
noun, masculine
fencing master; fencing instructor
maestro de novicios
noun, masculine
novice master
maestro de obras
noun, masculine
master builder; foreman
maestrx
noun
teacher
maestría
noun, feminine
mastery; master's degree
maeño
adjective
of, from or relating to the city of Mao, Valverde Province, Dominican Republic
maeño
noun, masculine
native or inhabitant of the city of Mao, Valverde Province, Dominican Republic (usually male)
mafia
noun, feminine
Mafia (Italian Mafia); Mafia (any criminal organization)
mafioso
adjective
mafia
mafioso
noun, masculine
Mafioso
mafufada
noun, masculine
nonsense; stupidity
mafufo
adjective
crazy; unhinged
mafufo
noun, masculine
A crazy person.
maga
noun, feminine
female magician, female conjurer
maga
noun, masculine
Thespesia grandiflora, a tree native to Puerto Rico also planted elsewhere for its fairness and the working properties of its wood
magacín
noun, masculine
magazine publication; firearm magazine
magallánico
adjective
Magellanic
magancear
verb
to laze about; loaf
maganel
noun, masculine
mangonel
magarza
noun, feminine
any of a number of plants
magdalena
noun, feminine
madeleine (cake); cupcake
magdalenense
adjective
of, from or relating to the department of Magdalena, Colombia
magdalenense
noun, masculine/feminine
native or inhabitant of the department of Magdalena, Colombia
magdaleniense
adjective
Magdalenian (later cultures of the Upper Paleolithic)
magenta
noun, masculine
magenta (pinkish purple colour)
magenta
adjective
magenta (being of the magenta colour)
magestad
noun, feminine
obsolete spelling of majestad
maghrebín
noun, masculine
obsolete spelling of magrebí
magia
noun, feminine
magic; spell, charm, conjuration; wizardry (skill, ability)
magia blanca
noun, feminine
white magic, white magick
magia de cristales
noun, feminine
crystal magick
magia de velas
noun, feminine
candle magick
magia gris
noun, feminine
gray magic
magia negra
noun, feminine
black magic, black magick
magia simpática
noun, feminine
sympathetic magic