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escalope: escalope
escaloposáurido: scaloposaurid
escalopín: escalope, thin steak fillet
escalpelo: scalpel
escalón: step (of a ladder, staircase); grade, rank (in a hierarchy); step, stage; drop
escama: scale (of a fish or reptile); flake (of dead skin)
escamación: scalation
escamado: untrusting
escamado: squamate
escamar: to remove the scales from; to make distrustful; to frighten
escamocha: scraps, leftovers, slops; a kind of fruit salad sometimes mixed with fruit juice or condensed milk and granola
escamocho: scraps, leftovers
escamole: the larvae of certain ants eaten as a delicacy
escamosal: squamosal
escamoso: squamous, scaly
escamoteable: retractable
escamotear: to swipe, pilfer, palm; to do out of; to make disappear, make vanish (sleight of hand)
escamoteo: sleight of hand, legerdemain; swiping; lifting; trick
escampar: to clear (to stop raining); to stop, to cease (doing)
escampavía: a particular type of cutter (boat)
escancel: joyweed, Joseph's coat (Alternanthera spp.)
escanciador: a type of cider-pouring device, which allows the movement of air into the glass by pouring from a height, or that imitates pouring from a height
escanciador: a pourer of cider, done in the traditional way (explained at escanciar)
escanciar: to pour cider by raising the bottle over one's head and into the glass held tilted by one's waist
escanda: emmer
escandalera: uproar; fuss
escandalizable: scandalizable
escandalizador: scandalizer
escandalizador: scandalizing
escandalizar: to shock, offend; to scandalize
escandallo: sampling (to probe something by taking samples); lead, sounder; pricing (act of giving a price); price tag
escandalosa: topsail
escandalosamente: scandalously
escandaloso: scandalous
escandente: scandent
escandinavo: Scandinavian (native or inhabitant of the region of Scandinavia, including Denmark, Norway and Sweden, sometimes also Iceland and Finland) (usually male)
escandinavo: Scandinavian (of, from or relating to the region of Scandinavia, including Denmark, Norway and Sweden, sometimes also Iceland and Finland)
escandio: scandium
escandir: to scan (as with poetry)
escaneado: scan
escanear: to scan
escaneo: scan
escantillón: scantlings
escapada: escape, breakout; flight; break, trip, jaunt, ramble, getaway (short excursion for pleasure)
escapado: runaway
escapado: in a rush; sharpish
escapado: runaway
escapar: to escape, get out; to run away, get away, slip away, flee; to sneak out, run off; to manage; to get by
escaparate: display cabinet; window, shop window
escaparatismo: window dressing
escaparatista: window dresser
escaparse en una tabla: to have a lucky escape; to get out of a tight corner
escapatoria: escape; exit, way out
escape: escape; leak; exhaust pipe, tailpipe
escapismo: escapism (attempting to avoid reality); escapology, escape artistry
escapista: escapist
escapista: escapist; escape artist
escapo: scape
escapolita: scapolite
escapular: scapular