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brindis
noun, masculine
toast (e.g., to one’s health)
brioche
noun, masculine
brioche (type of bun)
briofita
noun, feminine
bryophyte
briología
noun, feminine
bryology
briológico
adjective
bryological
briosamente
adverb
lively; zealously
brioso
adjective
lively, zestful; energetic
briozoo
noun, masculine
bryozoan
briquet
noun, masculine
lighter
briqueta
noun, feminine
briquette
briquetado
adjective
briquetted
brisa
noun, feminine
breeze
brisbanita
adjective
Brisbanite (of, from or relating to the city of Brisbane, capital of Queensland, Australia)
brisbanita
noun, masculine/feminine
Brisbanite (native or inhabitant of the city of Brisbane, capital of Queensland, Australia)
brisca
noun, feminine
a card game similar to briscola
brisco
noun, masculine
gay man
bristolense
adjective
Bristolian (of, from or relating to the city of Bristol, England)
bristolense
noun, masculine/feminine
Bristolian (native or inhabitant of the city of Bristol, England)
brisura
noun, feminine
cadency
britanizar
verb
to Britishify
britano
noun, masculine
Briton
britano
adjective
British
british
adjective
British
britpop
noun, masculine
Britpop
británico
noun, masculine
Briton
británico
adjective
British (from or native to Britain, in both the historical and modern senses); British (pertaining to Britain)
britón
noun, masculine
Briton (Celt)
britónico
adjective
Brythonic
brivaracetam
noun, masculine
brivaracetam
briviescano
adjective
of, from or relating to Briviesca
briviescano
noun, masculine
native or inhabitant of Briviesca (usually male)
brizar
verb
to rock; cradle (a baby)
brizna
noun, feminine
blade (of grass etc.); little bit, grain
briófito
noun, masculine
bryophyte
briólogo
noun, masculine
bryologist
bro
noun, masculine
bro (a male comrade or friend); bro (used to address a male)
bro momento
noun, masculine
bruh moment
broca
noun, feminine
drill bit
brocado
noun, masculine
brocade
brocal
noun, masculine
parapet (of well); a puteal
broch
noun, masculine
broch
brocha
noun, feminine
paintbrush, brush (usually thicker than a pincel)
brochante
adjective
Having a charge overlying a semé field, or generally any charge overall
brochazo
noun, masculine
dab with a brush
broche
noun, masculine
clasp, brooch; paperclip; cuff link, cufflink; punch line (final, concluding statement); clothes peg
brocheta
noun, feminine
skewer
brocho
adjective
Having very short horns
brocosoma
noun, masculine
brochosome
broker
noun, masculine
alternative spelling of bróker
broli
noun, masculine
book
broma
noun, feminine
joke, prank, practical joke; banter (plural); shipworm
bromación
noun, feminine
bromination
bromado
adjective
brominated
bromas las justas
phrase
it's no laughing matter
bromato
noun, masculine
bromate
bromatología
noun, feminine
bromatology
bromatológico
adjective
food science
bromazo
noun, masculine
stupid joke
bromear
verb
to joke, to kid (to do or say something for amusement)
bromelia
noun, feminine
bromeliad
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