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7,153 words — headwords with part of speech, pronunciation, and a plain-language definition.

sangrar: to bleed; to indent (begin a line at a greater or lesser distance from the margin); to harvest resin by cutting a tree
sangre: blood
sangre azul: blue blood (noble or aristocratic ancestry)
sangre de drago: Croton lechleri; The latex from this tree
sangre de mono: Pausandra trianae, a tree of South and Central America.
sangre del dragón: dragon's blood
sangre fría: sang-froid, sangfroid, composure; cold-bloodedness
sangre y carne: flesh and blood
sangre, sudor y lágrimas: blood, sweat and tears
sangrecita: diminutive of sangre; a dish made of chicken blood with various spices
sangretoro: A tree of the genus Virola.
sangrientamente: bloodily, cruelly
sangriento: bloody, blood
sangría: bloodletting; sangria (type of wine punch with cubed pieces of fruit and fruit soda); indentation; elbow pit, cubital fossa
sangrón: disagreeable, antipathic; abusive, being a bully
sangrón: a disagreeable, antipathic person; bully, an abusive person
sanguchera: toastie maker
sanguchería: Peruvian, Bolivian, and Southern Cone form of sanduchería
sanguijuela: leech (animal)
sanguina: sanguine
sanguinariamente: bloodthirstily
sanguinariedad: bloodthirstiness, viciousness
sanguinarina: sanguinarine
sanguinario: bloodthirsty, sanguinary, vicious
sanguinolento: bloody, bleeding; bloodshot; rare, bloody (of steak)
sanguinoso: blood; bloody
sanguja: leech (animal)
sanguífero: sanguiferous
sanguíneamente: sanguineously
sanguíneo: sanguineous (related to blood); akin (related by blood); sanguine
sangüeño: dogwood
sangüiche: Peruvian and Southern Cone form of sandwiche
sanidad: health
sanisidrense: of, from or relating to San Isidro (any of a number of places with the same name)
sanisidrense: native or inhabitant of San Isidro (any of a number of places with the same name)
sanitariamente: sanitarily
sanitario: sanitary
sanitario: sanitary worker
sanitario: toilet
sanitarista: manufacturer of bathroom goods
sanitización: to sanitization
sanitizante: sanitizer
sanitizar: to sanitize
sanjacado: sanjak
sanjar: to make cuts in flesh
sanjosefano: synonym of sanjosepano
sanjosefano: synonym of sanjosepano
sanjuandarra: of, from or relating to San Juan (district of Pasaia, town and municipality of the Basque Country, Spain)
sanjuandarra: native or inhabitant of San Juan (district of Pasaia, town and municipality of the Basque Country, Spain)
sanjuanense: of, from or relating to San Juan
sanjuanense: native or inhabitant of San Juan
sanjuanero: Sanjuanero (of, from or relating to the city of San Juan, capital of Puerto Rico; San Juan, Cuba; the city of San Juan de Morros, capital of the state of Guárico, Venezuela; or the city or province of San Juan de Maguana, Dominican Republic)
sanjuanero: Sanjuanero (native or inhabitant of the city of San Juan, capital of Puerto Rico; San Juan, Cuba; the city of San Juan de Morros, capital of the state of Guárico, Venezuela; or the city or province of San Juan de Maguana, Dominican Republic) (usually male)
sanjuanero: common cockchafer
sanjuanino: of, from or relating to the city of San Juan or surrounding San Juan province, Argentina or the city of San Juan Bautista, capital of the Misiones department, Paraguay
sanjuanino: native or inhabitant of the city of San Juan or surrounding San Juan province, Argentina or the city of San Juan Bautista, capital of the Misiones department, Paraguay (usually male)
sanjuanista: of the Order of Saint John
sanjuanista: someone in the Order of Saint John
sanjuanito: an upbeat music genre from the Andes
sanlorenzano: of, from or relating to San Lorenzo, Valle, Honduras; of, from or relating to San Lorenzo, Paraguay