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to anger, irk
enrachado
adjective
lucky
only used in se enracima, third-person singular present indicative of enracimarse
only used in se ... enracimando, syntactic variant of enracimándose, gerund of enracimarse
only used in se ... enracimar, syntactic variant of enracimarse
to cluster
only used in me enracime, first-person singular present subjunctive of enracimarse
only used in nos enracimemos, first-person plural present subjunctive of enracimarse
only used in se enracimen, third-person plural present subjunctive of enracimarse
to make a dam in the course of a river
enraizamiento
noun, masculine
rooting
enraizante
noun, masculine
rooting hormone, or other product, administered to "encourage" root growth and increase the success rate of the plant to take root.
enraizante
adjective
that takes root
to take root; to establish; to settle
enralado
adjective
(of a person) cheerful and impulsive, giddy, as if drunk
to make/become giddy and impulsive
enralo
noun, masculine
giddiness
enramada
noun, feminine
intertwined branches; shelter made with tree branches
to cover with branches
enranciamiento
noun, masculine
rancidification
to make rancid or stale; to turn rancid or stale
to rarefy (make rare)
enrarecimiento
noun, masculine
becoming strange
to level; make level; to raze
enratonado
adjective
hungover
to get sick from overeating mice; to get hungover
to crossbreed
enredadera
noun, feminine
climber, vine (plant that climbs)
enredador
noun, masculine
stirrer; troublemaker; naughty person
enredador
adjective
prone to cause trouble; naughty; cheeky
enredamiento
noun, masculine
synonym of enredo
to entangle, to tangle; to confuse; to embroil; to get tangled up, to become entangled
enredijo
noun, masculine
tangle, entanglement
enredo
noun, masculine
confusion, chaos; machination; wrap, skirt
enredoso
adjective
tangled
enrejado
noun, masculine
trellis; lattice
to lattice; to grate
enrevesado
adjective
convoluted, complex; twisted, shady
to tangle
to lay rails
to gravel, add gravel to (a track)
enriquecedor
adjective
enriching
to enrich; to prosper
enriquecimiento
noun, masculine
enrichment
to put in a high place; to climb (cliffs)
to take up (a sword); to go straight to; to string up; to nail (get something right)
synonym of rizar
to castle
to spin (e.g. yarn) on a distaff
to redden (to make red); to cause to blush; to blush
enrojecimiento
noun, masculine
redness; blotchiness
enrolamiento
noun, masculine
enrolment
to recruit; to enlist
enrollable
adjective
roll-up
enrollado
adjective
cool
enrollado
noun, masculine
a cool, sociable person
enrollador
noun, masculine
roller; coiler
enrollamiento
noun, masculine
rolling; rolling up
to coil up, wind; to enroll; to run one's mouth off, run off at the mouth (talk excessively); to get on well with people; to get it on, get jiggy (have sexual intercourse)
to make something blunt