Dictionary

Look up any word

11,127 words — headwords with part of speech, pronunciation, and a plain-language definition.

potable
adjective
potable, drinkable
potaje
noun, masculine
broth, stew; dry legumes; a broth or beverage containing a mélange of ingredients; farrago, mishmash (a confused mixture of things)
potaje de vigilia
noun, masculine
a stew made with cod, chickpeas and spinach. It is traditionally served in Spain at Easter
potajero
noun, masculine
broth pot
potajero
adjective
legumes
potamoquero
noun, masculine
a pig of the genus Potamochoerus; a bushpig
potar
verb
to puke, to throw up
potarro
noun, masculine
European flying squid (Todarodes sagittatus)
potasa
noun, feminine
potash
potasemia
noun, feminine
kalemia
potasio
noun, masculine
potassium
potaxie
noun, masculine/feminine
a popular term among young people and the LGBT community on TikTok to refer to a group that creates and consumes memes from “Potaxie lore”, a humorous universe featuring characters, kingdoms, and conflicts used as a form of entertainment and collective identity, sometimes as a response to sexist and homophobic attitudes.; a member of the Potaxie community; someone with feminist, anti-sexist and anti-homophobic views
potaxio
noun, masculine
Avocado.
potazo
noun, masculine
tin (for collecting money for charity); fundraiser
pote
noun, masculine
pot; stew; glass of wine (drunk in a bar)
potear
verb
to have a few drinks (usually wine) while going from one bar to another.
potencia
noun, feminine
power, potency; powerlifting
potencia intermedia
noun, feminine
middle power (a sovereign state that is not a great power nor a superpower, but still has moderate influence and international recognition)
potenciación
noun, feminine
strengthening
potenciador
adjective
enhancing, stimulating
potenciador
noun, masculine
enhancer, stimulator
potencial
adjective
potential
potencial
noun, masculine
potential; conditional tense
potencial de acción
noun, feminine
action potential
potencialidad
noun, feminine
potentiality; virtuality
potencialización
noun, feminine
potentialization
to potentiate
potentially
potenciamiento
noun, masculine
enhancement, promotion
to promote, strengthen
potenciostato
noun, masculine
potentiostat
potentiostatic
potenciómetro
noun, masculine
potentiometer
potentado
noun, masculine
tycoon, magnate, potentate
potente
adjective
potent; powerful
powerfully; potently
potenzado
adjective
potenty
poteo
noun, masculine
pub crawl, bar hopping
poterna
noun, feminine
postern
potestad
noun, feminine
power, authority (authority to carry out something; typically has a legal or political connotation)
potestativo
adjective
potestative
pothos
noun, masculine
pothos
poti
noun, feminine
potion, pot
potideata
noun, masculine/feminine
Potidaean
potideata
adjective
Potidaean
potingue
noun, masculine
hogwash; swill; face cream or other cosmetic product
potito
noun, masculine
baby food
poto
noun, masculine
buttocks; butt
potomanía
noun, feminine
primary polydipsia
potorro
noun, masculine
pussy, fanny, cunt
potosino
adjective
of, from or relating to the state of San Luis Potosí, Mexico
potosino
noun, masculine
native or inhabitant of the state of San Luis Potosí, Mexico (usually male)
potoyunco
noun, masculine
diving petrel
potra
noun, feminine
hernia (especially an umbilical or scrotal hernia); luck, dumb luck, a fluke
potrada
noun, feminine
group (of colts)
potranco
noun, masculine
foal of less than three years; stud
potrero
noun, masculine
ranch or open range where horses are raised; enclosed pasture that is (overgrazed) common land; long mesa on the flank of a mountain; wrangler (of horses)
potro
noun, masculine
rack; vault, vaulting horse
potro
noun, masculine
(young) stallion; colt, foal; An attractive person.
potro con arcos
noun, masculine
synonym of caballo con arcos