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escoración
noun, feminine
leaning, tilting, listing
to list (as a boat or ship); (nautical) to rock, tilt
escorbuto
noun, masculine
scurvy
escorbútico
adjective
scorbutic
escoria
noun, feminine
slag; scum; scoria
escoriación
noun, feminine
scoriation
escorial
noun, masculine
slag heap; bed (of lava)
to scrape, abrade
escorpiano
adjective
Scorpio (born under the sign of Scorpio)
escorpiano
noun, masculine
Scorpio (someone born under the sign of Scorpio)
escorpina
noun, feminine
scorpionfish
escorpiofauna
noun, feminine
scorpions; set of scorpions
escorpión
noun, masculine
scorpion; Scorpio; someone born under the Scorpio constellation
escorrentía
noun, feminine
runoff (portion of precipitation or irrigation which does not infiltrate)
to foreshorten
escorzo
noun, masculine
foreshortening
escorzonera
noun, feminine
black salsify; Perezia multiflora, an herbaceous plant of South America.; rocklettuce (Pinaropappus roseus)
escota
noun, feminine
sheet (rope)
escotado
adjective
low-cut
escotadura
noun, feminine
neckline; slit; notch (a V-shaped cut)
to make low-cut clothing; to pay one's share of the cost
escote
noun, masculine
neckline; cleavage
escote barco
noun, masculine
boat neckline
escote corazón
noun, masculine
heart neckline
escotilla
noun, feminine
hatch; airlock
escotillón
noun, masculine
trapdoor
escoto
noun, masculine
member of the Scoti tribe
escotoma
noun, masculine
scotoma
escozor
noun, masculine
stinging, burning; heartache
to break, smash; to cause something to fail; to injure oneself, to break some body part
To screw up; to fuck up
to destroy; defeat; to give away; rat on; to publicly shame someone for their illegal actions or gross misconduct
escrache
noun, masculine
public demonstration
escriba
noun, masculine
scribe
escribanil
adjective
scribal
escribano
noun, masculine
court clerk, notary; scrivener; bunting (bird)
escribano cabecinegro
noun, masculine
The black-headed bunting.
escribano montesino
noun, masculine
rock bunting
escribano nival
noun, masculine
snow bunting
escribano palustre
noun, masculine
common reed bunting
escribano soteño
noun, masculine
cirl bunting
escribanía
noun, feminine
office of a notary; notary (profession); secretary (type of desk)
escribido
adjective
written
escribidor
noun, masculine
scriptwriter
escribiente
noun, masculine/feminine
scribe; clerk; author
to write (to form letters, words or symbols on a surface in order to communicate); to write (to) someone (a letter, etc.); to write someone something; to write (to be the author of (a book, article, poem, etc.)); to write (to be an author)
to jot down
escriptorio
adjective
of writing
escrita
noun, feminine
skate (a ray with a pointed snout, white stomach, reddish-gray back, strewn with white, motted hazel, and black spots)
escrito
adjective
written; having stains or scratches resembling writing
escrito
noun, masculine
a writing, a writ; a typescript, embossed or pressed manuscript or document; a literary or scientific journal entry; a legal demand or allegation with regards to a cause or disagreement
escritor
noun, masculine
writer
escritorio
noun, masculine
writing desk; study (room where writing is done); desktop, desktop computer (the main graphical user interface of an operating system)
escritura
noun, feminine
document, deed; writing; scripture
escritura creativa
noun, feminine
creative writing
escrituración
noun, feminine
registration of a deed
escritural
adjective
writing
to legally register; to write up a contract; to sign up (said of various professions, especially theatre artists); to cast
escrivania
noun, feminine
a desk for writing on
escrivano
noun, masculine
obsolete spelling of escribano