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11,127 words — headwords with part of speech, pronunciation, and a plain-language definition.

pasérido
noun, masculine
bird of the family Passeridae
pasón
noun, masculine
wonder, marvel (something astonishing)
pata
noun, feminine
paw, foot, leg (of an animal); leg (of furniture); human leg, foot (often used in anger); footprint (often used in anger); kickstand (a levered bar that can be folded down from the frame of a bicycle or motorcycle to prop it upright when not being ridden)
pata de buey
noun, feminine
Brazilian orchid tree
pata de burro
noun, feminine
Chilean abalone
pata de cabra
noun, feminine
kickstand (a levered bar that can be folded down from the frame of a bicycle or motorcycle to prop it upright when not being ridden); crowbar, wrecking bar, jemmy, jimmy and jemmy bar (UK, Australia), prybar, pinchbar, nail bar; Used other than figuratively or idiomatically: see pata, de, cabra.
pata de elefante
noun, feminine
elephant's foot (Beaucarnea recurvata)
pata de gallina
noun, feminine
A number of plants
pata de gallo
noun, feminine
crow's foot; houndstooth
pata de ganso
noun, feminine
pes anserinus; Used other than figuratively or idiomatically: see pata, ganso.
pata de león
noun, feminine
Some plants
pata de palo
noun, feminine
wooden leg
pata de pájaro
noun, feminine
common birdsfoot trefoil (Lotus corniculatus)
pata de rana
noun, feminine
flipper (footwear for swimming)
patache
noun, masculine
patache (boat)
patacho
noun, masculine
synonym of patache
pataco
noun, masculine
a dish made of salted tuna and potatoes, from Baix Camp, Spain
pataconcito
noun, masculine
diminutive of patacón; dump; garbage yard
patacón
noun, masculine
deep-fried plantain slice; fried plantain sandwich, stuffed with shredded meat, cheese and ham
patacón
noun, masculine
any of various Argentinian coins minted from 1881-1883; a bond issued by the province of Buenos Aires, Argentina as a provisory currency in 2001-2002.
patada
noun, feminine
kick; electric shock
patadón
noun, masculine
mighty kick
patafísica
noun, feminine
pataphysics (absurdist philosophy)
patagio
noun, masculine
patagium
patagón
adjective
Patagonian
patagón
noun, masculine
Patagonian
patagónico
adjective
Patagonian
to stamp, stomp
pataleo
noun, masculine
stamp, stamping, stomp, stomping
pataleta
noun, feminine
tantrum (childish display or fit of bad temper)
patana
noun, feminine
tractor-trailer
patanería
noun, feminine
loutishness
patarashca
noun, feminine
a dish from Peru, in which a fish wrapped in leaves is cooked on hot coals
pataruco
noun, masculine
rooster, not of a pure breed nor good for fighting.
patas
noun, masculine
devil; Satan
patas arriba
adjective
messy, in a mess; topsy-turvy
patas de gallo
noun, feminine
crow's feet
patasca
noun, feminine
a kind of soup made of mote and pieces of meat, from Argentina, Bolivia, and Peru
patastillo
noun, masculine
chayote
patata
noun, feminine
potato; piece of rubbish
patata
interjection
cheese! Said while being photographed
patata caliente
noun, feminine
hot potato (unwanted problem)
patata de Telinga
noun, feminine
elephant foot yam
patata de caña
noun, feminine
Jerusalem artichoke. sunchoke (Helianthus tuberosus)
patata dulce
noun, feminine
sweet potato
patatal
noun, masculine
potato field; a grass of a field/pitch of a stadium that is in very bad condition
patatas alioli
noun, feminine
a Spanish dish consisting of small pieces of potatoes, with aioli sauce
patatas bravas
noun, feminine
patatas bravas
patatas fritas
noun, feminine
fries, French fries; (UK) chips, potato chips; (US, CA) chips, potato chips; (UK) crisps, potato crisps
patatera
noun, feminine
potato (plant); female equivalent of patatero
patatero
adjective
potato
patatero
noun, masculine
potato grower/farmer/producer; potato merchant
patatillas
noun, feminine
(US, CA) chips, potato chips; (UK) crisps, potato crisps
patatús
noun, masculine
faint (act of fainting), swoon; heart attack; fit
pataxte
noun, masculine
the tree Theobroma bicolor or its fruit, related to cacao
patchwork
noun, masculine
patchwork
pateador
adjective
kicking
pateador
noun, masculine
kicker (something that kicks)
pateadura
noun, feminine
stamping; protest
patear
verb
to kick; to hit; to stamp, stomp; to ditch; to dump; to break up with