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manflora
noun, feminine
a lesbian who behaves in a typically boyish manner; a tomboyish lesbian
manga
noun, feminine
sleeve; set
manga
noun, masculine
manga (comic originating in Japan)
manga
noun, feminine
mango tree; a type of mango (fruit)
manga ancha
noun, feminine
excessive indulgence
manga corta
noun, feminine
short sleeve
manga de viento
noun, feminine
wind sock
manga pastelera
noun, feminine
pastry bag
messy; in a right mess
mangabeira
noun, feminine
mangabeira
mangaka
noun, masculine/feminine
mangaka
mangal
noun, masculine
mango farm
mangana
noun, feminine
lasso
manganato
noun, masculine
manganate
manganeso
noun, masculine
manganese
manganime
noun, masculine
animanga (Japanese comics (manga) and Japanese animation (anime) taken collectively)
mangante
adjective
robbing
mangante
noun, masculine/feminine
robber, thief; scrounger, freeloader
manganzón
noun, masculine
laziness
mangar
verb
to nick, pinch, swipe, nab (steal); to scrounge
mangazo
noun, masculine
augmentative of mango; a strike or blow with a mango; scrounging; hotty (beautiful man or woman)
mangla
noun, feminine
stain (a blemish on one's character or reputation)
manglar
noun, masculine
mangal, mangrove swamp
mangle
noun, masculine
A mangrove, any of various plants of the genus Rhizophora
mangle blanco
noun, masculine
black mangrove (Avicennia germinans)
mangle botoncillo
noun, masculine
buttonwood, button mangrove
mangle nato
noun, masculine
Mora oleifera, a tree of south Central America and north South America.
mangle piñuelo
noun, masculine
tea mangrove
mangle prieto
noun, masculine
The black mangrove (Avicennia bicolor) or bicolor mangrove (Avicennia bicolor)
mangle rojo
noun, masculine
red mangrove, Rhizophora mangle
mangle salado
noun, masculine
The white mangrove (Avicennia marina)
manglero
adjective
swamp-dwelling
mango
noun, masculine
handle (part of an object which is held in the hand)
mango
noun, masculine
mango (fruit and tree); alternative form of mangos
to be bossy; to loiter; to meddle
mangos
noun
plural of mango; dough, cash
mangosta
noun, feminine
mongoose
mangostino
noun, masculine
synonym of mangostán
mangostán
noun, masculine
mangosteen
mangostín
noun, masculine
synonym of mangostán
mangrullo
noun, masculine
a type of watchtower
manguangua
noun, feminine
a piece of cake; a piece of cake
to borrow; to ask someone a favour.; to freeload
manguera
noun, feminine
hose; penis
manguera
noun, feminine
mango orchard
manguera de incendios
noun, feminine
fire hose (hose designed to deliver water to douse a fire)
manguerazo
noun, masculine
a stream of water launched from a hose; a hit or blow with a hose; a stream of money
manguero
noun, masculine
hosepipe operator
mangueta
noun, feminine
fountain syringe (a medical device like a hot water bottle used for vaginal or rectal injections, irrigating wounds, etc.); door jamb (for glass doors, trellis doors, etc.); tiebeam (in a roof); beam, tie (to link or secure an assembly of two or more inclined timbers); device that regulates the speed of wool shears
manguito
noun, masculine
muff (of clothing); armband (for floating)
mangulina
noun, feminine
a type of dance from the south of Dominican Republic
mangú
noun, masculine
food dish consisting of mashed, cooked plantains
mangüeña
noun, feminine
mango
manhua
noun, masculine
manhua (comic originating in China)
manhwa
noun, masculine
manhwa (comic originating in Korea)
mani
noun, feminine
protest
to tie someone's hands together; to place in manacles
maniblaj
noun, masculine
A person who was raised in a brothel.
of, from or relating to Manicaragua (municipality and town in Villa Clara Province, Cuba)
manicaragüense
noun, masculine/feminine
native or inhabitant of Manicaragua (municipality and town in Villa Clara Province, Cuba)