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maletero
noun, masculine
porter (somebody employed to carry luggage)
maletilla
noun, feminine
diminutive of maleta; wannabe bullfighter
maletinazo
noun, masculine
suitcase scandal
maletín
noun, masculine
briefcase, attaché case
malevo
noun, masculine
ruffian, bad-ass
malevolencia
noun, feminine
malevolence
maleza
noun, feminine
underbrush; weed (plant regarded as unwanted)
malezal
noun, masculine
weed land
malfamado
adjective
infamous
malfetría
noun, feminine
a crime, especially against one's liege lord in the medieval period
malfollado
adjective
(especially of a woman) Resentful or embittered due to lack of sexual satisfaction
malformación
noun, feminine
malformation
malformado
adjective
malformed
malfuncionamiento
noun, masculine
malfunctioning
malfuncionar
verb
to malfunction
malgache
adjective
Malagasy
malgache
noun, masculine/feminine
Malagasy
malgache
noun, masculine
Malagasy (language)
malgastador
adjective
wasteful
malgastador
noun, masculine
waster
malgastar
verb
to waste, to squander, to blow, to fritter away
malgrado
conjunction
although; in spite of
malhabido
adjective
ill-gotten (obtained illegally)
malhablado
adjective
fierce-tongued; foul-mouthed
malhablado
noun, masculine
fierce-tongued person; foulmouth
malhadado
adjective
burdened with bad luck; ill-fated
malhecho
adjective
malformed; deformed
malhecho
noun, masculine
misdeed
malhechor
noun, masculine
wrongdoer, malefactor, criminal
malherir
verb
to injure fatally, mortally wound
malhumor
noun, masculine
bad mood, moodiness
malhumorado
adjective
crabby, peevish, cranky, splenetic; sullen
maliayo
adjective
of, from or relating to Villaviciosa
maliayo
noun, masculine
native or inhabitant of Villaviciosa (usually male)
malibú
noun, masculine
Malibú (language)
malicia
noun, feminine
malice
maliciar
verb
to suspect; be suspicious of; to think up (something evil); to damage; to suspect, to have suspicions
maliciosamente
adverb
maliciously
malicioso
adjective
malicious
maliense
adjective
Malian
maliense
noun, masculine/feminine
Malian
malignamente
adverb
malignly
malignidad
noun, feminine
malignancy, malignity
malignización
noun, feminine
malignization
maligno
adjective
malicious, malevolent; malignant
maligno
noun, masculine
the evil one (idiomatic for the devil)
malikí
noun, masculine
Maliki
malilla
noun, feminine
the two; a particular card game with 9 different numbers
malimbo
noun, masculine
malimbe
malinche
noun, feminine
flamboyant (royal poinciana (Delonix regia)); traitor
malinchismo
noun, masculine
infatuation with or preference for foreign cultures
malinchista
noun, masculine/feminine
One who has a preference or infatuation for foreign (non-Mexican) culture, products or people
malinformado
adjective
misinformed
malinformar
verb
to misinform
malintencionadamente
adverb
maliciously
malintencionado
adjective
ill-intentioned, evil-minded
malinterpretación
noun, feminine
misinterpretation
malinterpretar
verb
to misinterpret, to misunderstand, to misread, to misconstrue, to misapprehend
malir sal
phrase
deliberate misspelling of salir mal (go wrong)
malito
adjective
diminutive of malo; poorly, sickly
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