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encopresis
noun, feminine
encopresis
to enrage; to stir up
alternative spelling of acorazar
encorbatado
adjective
wearing a necktie
to string up; string; to rope together; to fasten with a rope; to rope off
encornadura
noun, feminine
horns
to cheat on; cuckold
to put into a corset; to confine, to tighten; to put on a corset
encorvado
adjective
hunched; curved
encorvadura
noun, feminine
curvature
to curve, to bend; to hunch, to stoop
only used in se encosta, third-person singular present indicative of encostarse
to put into a sack
only used in se ... encostando, syntactic variant of encostándose, gerund of encostarse
only used in se ... encostar, syntactic variant of encostarse
to approach the coast
only used in me encoste, first-person singular present subjunctive of encostarse
only used in nos encostemos, first-person plural present subjunctive of encostarse
only used in se encosten, third-person plural present subjunctive of encostarse
only used in se encoña, third-person singular present indicative of encoñarse
only used in se ... encoñar, syntactic variant of encoñarse
to have the hots for; to be head over heels in love with
only used in me encoñe, first-person singular present subjunctive of encoñarse
only used in nos encoñemos, first-person plural present subjunctive of encoñarse
only used in se encoñen, third-person plural present subjunctive of encoñarse
encrespador
noun, masculine
curling tongs, curling iron
to ripple; to curl (hair); to become agitated
encriptación
noun, feminine
encryption
encriptador
adjective
encrypting
encriptamiento
noun, masculine
encryption
to encrypt
encrucijada
noun, feminine
crossroads
to stir up
encuadernación
noun, feminine
binding, bookbinding
encuadernador
noun, masculine
binder, bookbinder
to bind a book
encuadrable
adjective
includable
encuadramiento
noun, masculine
framework
to frame
encuadre
noun, masculine
frame; composition, framing; framing
to quarter; to billet
encubamiento
noun, masculine
vatting, barrelling
to put into a barrel
to cover; to conceal
hiddenly; fraudulently
encubierto
adjective
veiled, hidden; covert; undercover
encubridor
adjective
concealing
encubridor
noun, masculine
accomplice, accessory (to a crime)
encubrimiento
noun, masculine
cover-up, concealment, whitewash; complicity; cloaking (e.g., cloaking device or system)
to conceal, to cover up
only used in se encuclilla, third-person singular present indicative of encuclillarse
only used in se ... encuclillando, syntactic variant of encuclillándose, gerund of encuclillarse
only used in se ... encuclillar, syntactic variant of encuclillarse
to crouch; squat
only used in me encuclille, first-person singular present subjunctive of encuclillarse
only used in nos encuclillemos, first-person plural present subjunctive of encuclillarse
only used in se encuclillen, third-person plural present subjunctive of encuclillarse
encuentro
noun, masculine
encounter, meeting; dispute, row; match, game; crash, collision; skirmish, clash
to undress; to fleece, to make someone leave without money; to live together (as a couple), to shack up
encueratriz
noun, feminine
a female stripper