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8,033 words — headwords with part of speech, pronunciation, and a plain-language definition.

movilidad
noun, feminine
mobility
movilizable
adjective
mobilizable
movilización
noun, feminine
mobilization
movilizador
adjective
mobilising
movilizador
noun, masculine
mobiliser
movilizar
verb
to mobilize; to activate
movilizativa
adjective
mobilizing
movima
noun, masculine/feminine
Movima
movima
adjective
Movima
movimientista
adjective
movementist
movimientista
noun, masculine/feminine
movementist
movimiento
noun, masculine
movement (physical motion between points in space); movement (a trend in various fields or social categories); transaction; movement (a large division of a larger composition); movement
movimiento armónico simple
noun, masculine
simple harmonic motion
movimiento browniano
noun, masculine
Brownian motion
movimiento de rotación
noun, masculine
rotational motion
movimiento propio
noun, masculine
proper motion
movimiento uniformemente acelerado
noun, masculine
uniformly accelerated motion
movimiento uniformemente retardado
noun, masculine
uniformly retarded motion
moviola
noun, feminine
slow motion
moxeño
noun, masculine
a type of wind instrument from Bolivia; a Moxo/Moxeño
moxibustión
noun, feminine
moxibustion
moyense
noun, masculine/feminine
native or inhabitant of the town of Moya, Las Palmas, Canary Islands, Spain
moyense
adjective
of, from or relating to the town of Moya, Las Palmas, Canary Islands, Spain
moyo
noun, masculine
unit of liquid measurement equal to 258 liters or 16 cántaras
moyocuil
noun, masculine
larva of Dermatobia hominis, a species of botfly
moyote
noun, masculine
mosquito
mozalbete
noun, masculine
lad, fella
mozambiqueño
noun, masculine
Mozambican
mozambiqueño
adjective
Mozambican
mozartiano
adjective
Mozartian (of or relating to Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart or the style of his music)
mozcorra
noun, feminine
bitch, slut, hoe.
mozo
noun, masculine
boy, lad, young man, youth; servant, helper, steward, manservant; waiter, server; cat, tomcat
mozo
adjective
young, youthful; unmarried
mozo de caballos
noun, masculine
stable boy
mozo de cordel
noun, masculine
A porter who carried a rope, and was available to hire by the general public for transporting of heavy goods in general
mozo de cuerda
noun, masculine
synonym of mozo de cordel
mozo de espadas
noun, masculine
bullfighter's assistant
mozo de espuela
noun, masculine
footman
mozo de estoques
noun, masculine
a bullfighter's assistant
mozote
noun, masculine
Heliocarpus appendiculatus (plant)
mozuelo
adjective
unmarried
mozuelo
noun, masculine
young person
mozzarella
noun, feminine
mozzarella (soft Italian cheese)
mozárabe
adjective
Mozarabic
mozárabe
noun, masculine/feminine
Mozarab
mozárabe
noun, masculine
Mozarabic (language)
moái
noun, masculine
moai
moça
noun, feminine
obsolete spelling of moza
moço
noun, masculine
obsolete spelling of mozo
moísmo
noun, masculine
Mohism
moísta
noun, masculine/feminine
Mohist
moña
noun, feminine
lace, ribbon; drunkenness
moñas
noun, masculine
mummy's boy, wimp, wuss
moñete
noun, masculine
ponytail (hairstyle)
moño
noun, masculine
bun, chignon (hairstyle); headpad (a turban of wound cloth used for carrying loads on the head); bow (of ribbon); bow tie, bowtie
moñudo
adjective
tufted
moñudo
noun, masculine
southern crested caracara
mp3
noun, masculine
MP3
mrd
interjection
censored spelling of mierda
mrd
noun, feminine
censored spelling of mierda