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

mugcake
noun, masculine
mugcake
muger
noun, feminine
archaic spelling of mujer
mugido
noun, masculine
moo (the sound a cow makes)
mugiente
adjective
mooing
mugir
verb
to moo
mugor
noun, masculine
dirt; grime
mugre
noun, feminine
dirt, filth, grease, muck
mugriento
adjective
filthy, grimy, grubby
mugroso
adjective
filthy
mugrón
noun, masculine
A self-propagated vine offshoot.
mui
adverb
obsolete spelling of muy
muicle
noun, masculine
Mexican honeysuckle, Justicia spicigera
muisca
noun, masculine/feminine
Muisca (member of a pre-Columbian culture of Colombia)
muisca
adjective
Muisca
mujer
noun, feminine
woman; wife
mujer cis
noun, feminine
cis woman
mujer de gobierno
noun, feminine
housekeeper
mujer de la calle
noun, feminine
woman on the street
mujer de letras
noun, feminine
woman of letters
mujer del partido
noun, feminine
lady of the night (prostitute)
mujer fatal
noun, feminine
femme fatale, vamp
mujer gamba
noun, feminine
butter face (a woman with a nice body but an ugly head)
mujer jirafa
noun, feminine
giraffe woman
mujer mundana
noun, feminine
a female prostitute
mujer pública
noun, feminine
a female prostitute; a public woman
mujer trans
noun, feminine
trans woman
mujerado
noun, masculine
mujerado
mujercita
noun, feminine
diminutive of mujer; sissy, nancy, fagboy, girl; a term of abuse for an effeminate boy
mujeriego
noun, masculine
a womanizer, a ladies' man, a lady's man; a group of women
mujeriego
adjective
woman; womanizing
mujeril
adjective
womanly; effeminate, womanish
mujerismo
noun, masculine
womanism
mujerista
noun, masculine/feminine
feminist
mujerona
noun, feminine
BBW, large woman
mujerzuela
noun, feminine
diminutive of mujer; slut
mujerío
noun, masculine
womenfolk
mujik
noun, masculine/feminine
mujik
mujiquista
noun, masculine/feminine
a supporter of José Mujica, Uruguayan politician
mukluk
noun, masculine
mukluk
mula
noun, feminine
female equivalent of mulo (“mule”); trash; traitor; a smart, somewhat abusive person
mulada
noun, feminine
drove of mules; stupid act or gesture
muladar
noun, masculine
trash heap. rubbish heap; dung heap, dunghill; corruption, source of corruption
muladí
noun, masculine
Muladi
mular
adjective
mule
mulasno
noun, masculine
zeedonk
mulata
noun, feminine
female equivalent of mulato; marbled rock crab (Pachygrapsus marmoratus)
mulato
adjective
mulatto; dark-skinned
mulato
noun, masculine
a small or young mule; copal tree (Bursera spp.); tangarana, ant tree (Triplaris); mockingbird (general term); tropical mockingbird (Mimus gilvus)
mulcedinoso
adjective
full of pleasantness, agreeableness; most amiable, douceur, sweet
mulcer
verb
to soothe, to soften, to comfort, to appease; to caress, to charm, to flatter, to delight; to alleviate, to relieve, to assuage, to mitigate; to graze, to touch, to stroke or move lightly or gently; to make sweet or pleasant
mulcédine
noun, feminine
pleasantness, agreeableness; amiability, douceur, sweetness
mulero
noun, masculine
muleteer
muleta
noun, feminine
crutch; muleta (red flag used by bullfighters); diminutive of mula; little mule
muletazo
noun, masculine
a blow/hit with a crutch; Movement with the muleta
to perform with the muleta
muleteril
adjective
muleta
muletero
noun, masculine
mule-drive
muletilla
noun, feminine
pet phrase, filler word, stock phrase
muleto
noun, masculine
young mule
mulger
verb
to milk; to extract