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revoltillo: mishmash; scrambled eggs
revoltoso: rebellious
revoltura: jumble; confusion; mixture; scrambled eggs; nausea (feeling of physical unwellness, usually with the desire to vomit)
revolucionar: to revolutionize
revolucionariamente: revolutionarily
revolucionario: revolutionary
revolucionario: revolutionary
revolución: revolution (political/social); revolution (act of revolving)
revoluto: jumble, mess, mishmash
revoluz: mess
revolver: to stir, to mix; to jumble up, to disarrange; to turn over, to poke about, to rummage around in; to consider, to turn over, to ponder; to disturb, to stir up, to upset
revolver la feria: to set the cat among the pigeons
revolú: disorder, mess, uproar, crowd, quarrel
revoque: plastering; whitewashing
revuelo: commotion; fuss; fluttering; jumble, mismatch
revuelta: revolt
revuelto: disordered, mixed, in a mess; scrambled (eggs); agitated
revulsivo: emetic, vomitive (something that induces vomiting); stimulation, catalyst, wake-up call
revulsivo: revulsive; stimulating
reválida: final exam
revés: back, reverse side; setback; wrong side; a purl stitch; backhand
revólver: revolver
rey: king
rey de armas: king-of-arms
rey de codornices: corncrake
rey de las ratas: a rat king, a group of rats which have their tails entangled
rey de los arenques: king of herrings, giant oarfish
rey de romanos: King of the Romans
rey del hogar: a male family member of a household, especially a husband.
reyecito: diminutive of rey; phainopepla
reyerta: scuffle, brawl
reyes del hogar: children
reyezuelo: goldcrest
reynado: obsolete spelling of reinado
reyno: obsolete spelling of reino
reyuno: of or relating to the Indios reyunos
rezadera: long an monotonous prayer
rezador: prayer (someone who prays)
rezagado: backward (lagging behind in customs and technology)
rezagado: straggler
rezagar: to leave behind; to lag behind; fall behind
rezago: remains, residue
rezandero: given to praying
rezandero: one who prays frequently; a person who prays for the dead at a funeral; praying mantis
rezar: to pray, especially to repeat or recite (rather than sing) a memorized prayer such as the Lord's Prayer, the Hail Mary, etc.; to read, say
rezno: tick (arachnid)
rezo: prayer, especially a memorized prayer such as the Lord's Prayer, the Hail Mary, etc., that is repeated or recited, rather than sung
rezongar: to grumble, to complain; to scold
rezongo: grumble, complain, whine, whinge
rezonificación: rezoning
rezumante: wet, humid
rezumar: to ooze, seep
rezumir: to ooze, seep
rezurcir: to darn again (repair again by stitching with thread or yarn)
rezón: grapnel
reír: to laugh
reír a boca llena: to laugh one's head off
reírse a carcajadas: to laugh out loud, to be in stitches
reírse de los peces de colores: to laugh it off (not take the consequences of one's or another's actions seriously)
reñidamente: bickeringly