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tilopo magnífico
noun, masculine
The wompoo fruit dove.
tiltear
verb
to tilt; to enter a state of frustration and worsened performance resulting from a series of losses. (by extension), to get frustrated.
tiluchí
noun, masculine
antwren
tilín
noun, masculine
tinkle; tinkling
timacle
noun, masculine
milkberry (Chiococca)
timador
noun, masculine
confidence trickster, scam artist
timagua
noun, masculine
a freeman in ancient Visayan societies of the Philippines
timalí
noun, masculine
babbler (bird)
timar
verb
to hustle, to con, to hoodwink, to swindle, to scam, to grift, to trick, to diddle; to cheat, to rip off, to chisel, to rook, to goldbrick
timba
noun, feminine
timba (Cuban salsa-derived music); a gambling match, an instance of playing a game of chance; an unofficial or illegal gambling establishment or casino; belly
timba
noun, feminine
bucket; pail (especially one used to fetch water from an open well)
timbal
noun, masculine
kettledrum; meatpie
timbalero
noun, masculine
timbalero (one who plays the timbales); timpanist (one who plays the timpani)
timbaleta
noun, feminine
a small kettle drum
timbalista
noun, masculine/feminine
a timpanist; kettledrummer
timbear
verb
to gamble
timbiriche
noun, masculine
small shop; dots and boxes
timbrar
verb
to ring, to make sound a ring; to stamp; to postmark; to seal
timbrazo
noun, masculine
loud ringing (of a phone, buzzer etc.)
timbre
noun, masculine
bell; doorbell; timbre; stamp; postmark
timbuense
adjective
Thimphuan (of, from or relating to the city of Thimphu, Bhutan)
timbuense
noun, masculine/feminine
Thimphuan (native or inhabitant of the city of Thimphu, Bhutan)
timbí
adjective
full, crowded; full, satisfied, having eaten enough
timbó
noun, masculine
a species of tree, Enterolobium contortisiliquum
time-sharing
noun, masculine
time-sharing
timeline
noun, feminine
timeline
timerosal
noun, masculine
thimerosal
timeshare
noun, masculine
time-share
timidez
noun, feminine
shyness
timidilato
noun, masculine
thymidylate
timidina
noun, feminine
thymidine
timidílico
adjective
thymidylic
timina
noun, feminine
thymine
timing
noun, masculine
timing (time when something happens)
timo
noun, masculine
swindle, con, grift, hustle, sting, con game, confidence game; scam, racket, cheat; rip-off
timo
noun, masculine
thymus
timocito
noun, masculine
thymocyte
timol
noun, masculine
thymol
timolol
noun, masculine
timolol
timonazo
noun, masculine
change of tack
timonear
verb
to manage, to guide; to steer, to drive
timonel
noun, masculine
cox; helmsman, coxswain
timonera
noun, feminine
wheelhouse
timonero
noun, masculine
cox; helmsman, coxswain
timorato
adjective
shy; weak-willed; prudish; god-fearing
timorense
adjective
East Timorese
timorense
noun, masculine/feminine
East Timorese
timosina
noun, feminine
thymosin
timpanometría
noun, feminine
tympanometry
timplista
noun, masculine/feminine
timple player
timpánico
adjective
tympanic
timucua
noun, masculine
Timucua (language)
timucua
noun, masculine/feminine
Timucua
timucua
adjective
Timucua
timulina
noun, feminine
thymulin
timón
noun, masculine
rudder; tiller; helm; steering wheel; drawbar
timón de profundidad
noun, masculine
elevator
timúrida
noun, masculine/feminine
Timurid
timúrida
adjective
Timurid
tina
noun, feminine
vat; large earthenware jar; bucket; tub, bathtub