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remezón: a small earthquake
remielinización: remyelination
remiendo: patch (for clothing); patch (on the skin of animals); fix, quick fix
remigración: remigration
remilgadamente: primly, delicately
remilgado: prim, prim and proper, maudlin, prissy
remilgo: primness
remilitarización: remilitarization
remineralización: remineralization
reminiscencia: reminiscence; vague memory; anamnesis
reminiscente: reminiscent
remirar: to look at again
remisero: a driver of a hire car
remisión: remission
remisión de deuda: debt relief
remiso: reluctant, unwilling
remitente: sender (someone who sends)
remitir: to remit, pardon; to send, transfer; to refer; to hand down; to die down; die out (lose intensity)
remix: remix
remixar: to remix
remo: oar, paddle; rowing; limb (arm or leg)
remoción: removal, elimination
remodelación: remodeling, renovation
remodelador: remodeller
remodelamiento: remodeling
remodelar: to remodel
remojada: soaking
remojar: to steep, soak
remojo: soak, soaking, steeping
remojón: a dip in the water; a piece of bread soaked in milk
remolacha: beet (Beta vulgaris); sugar beet; red beet; mangelwurzel
remolacha azucarera: sugar beet
remolcable: towable
remolcador: tugboat, towboat
remolcar: to tow, take in tow
remoldear: to remold
remolineante: swirling; whirling; vertiginous
remolinear: synonym of arremolinar
remolinera: cinclodes
remolino: vortex, whirlpool, whirlwind; swirl; cowlick; windmill
remolonear: to laze about; to loaf (about)
remolque: trailer (unpowered wheeled vehicle towed behind another); towing
remolón: slacker, idle person
remolón: lazy, idle; foolish
remonta: a re-mount, a fresh horse to ride on; supply of saddle horses (from Southwestern U.S.)
remontable: datable (able to date back to a certain time); navigable (river); surmountable
remontada: comeback (act of overcoming a substantial disadvantage)
remontado: Re-mounted, gone back to the hills or mountains (said of someone who has returned to the wild and left civilization.); a Northern Philippine's tribesman; go-back
remontador: lifter (device used to lift things); a cobbler (person or company that repairs shoes)
remontaje: reediting
remontante: headward
remontar: to frighten away; to overcome; to elevate; to repair; to go up (a river)
remoquete: nickname; bash; whack; dig; jibe; sarcastic or jocular comment
remorder: to feel guilty, remorse; to cause grief, distress
remordimiento: remorse, prick (of one's conscience)
remota idea: the foggiest; a clue
remotamente: remotely; distantly
remotidad: remote place; place in the sticks
remoto: remote, far-flung, (at a distance)
remotorización: changing of an engine