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téxel
noun, masculine
texel
tía
noun, feminine
female equivalent of tío: aunt; the sister, sister-in-law or female cousin or cousin-in-law of either parent; girl, woman, chick
tía abuela
noun, feminine
great-aunt, grandaunt
tía segunda
noun, feminine
first cousin once removed (female first cousin of one's parent)
tía tercera
noun, feminine
second cousin once removed (second cousin of one's parent) (female)
tícher
noun, masculine/feminine
alternative spelling of teacher
tíe
noun
uncle or aunt
tímalo
noun, masculine
grayling
tímbrico
adjective
timbric
tímico
adjective
thymic
tímidamente
adverb
timidly
tímido
adjective
shy, timid, bashful, coy; diffident
tímpano
noun, masculine
tympanum, eardrum; drum
tíner
noun, masculine
paint thinner
tíngido
noun, masculine
tingid, lace bug (Tingidae)
tío
noun, masculine
uncle (the brother, brother-in-law, or male cousin or cousin-in-law of either parent); unknown or any male person, dude, guy; friend, mate, pal, man, bro; mister (title conferred on an adult male)
tío abuelo
noun, masculine
great-uncle, granduncle
tío materno
noun, masculine
maternal uncle (brother of someone’s mother)
tío paterno
noun, masculine
paternal uncle (brother of someone’s father)
tío segundo
noun, masculine
first cousin once removed (first cousin of one's parent) (male or unspecified)
tío tercero
noun, masculine
second cousin once removed (second cousin of one's parent) (male or unspecified)
típex
noun, masculine
correction fluid, Tippex (UK), whiteout (US), Twink (New Zealand); correction tape, Tippex (UK), whiteout (US), Twink (New Zealand)
típicamente
adverb
typically
típico
noun, masculine
a dance and music style from Panama
típico
adjective
typical (characteristically representing something by form, group, idea or type); traditional (of, relating to, or derived from tradition)
típula
noun, feminine
cranefly
tíquete
noun, masculine
traffic ticket, fine
tísica
noun, feminine
female equivalent of tísico; phthisis (wasting disease)
tísico
noun, masculine
a phthisic individual
tísico
adjective
phthisic (suffering from a wasting disease)
títere
noun, masculine
puppet; marionette; sock puppet (An alternative pseudonymous online account)
títere de mano
noun, masculine
hand puppet, sock puppet
título
noun, masculine
title (heading in a text); title (honorary title); level
título de grado
noun, masculine
bachelor's degree
título de propiedad
noun, masculine
title deed
título nobiliario
noun, masculine
peerage
título valor
noun, masculine
security
tócate los cojones
phrase
get lost; fuck off; go fuck yourself
tólar
noun, masculine
tolar
tómbola
noun, feminine
tombola (lottery); the place where the tombola raffle lottery is conducted at; the revolving container where the tombola raffle lottery is played from
tómbolo
noun, masculine
the police; tombolo
tóner
noun, masculine
toner (powder used in laser printers)
tónica
noun, feminine
tonic
tónico
adjective
tonic
tópicamente
adverb
topically
tópico
noun, masculine
subject, topic; topos; cliché
tópico
adjective
topical; clichéd
tórax
noun, masculine
thorax
tórculo
noun, masculine
a calcographic press
tórico
adjective
toric; toroidal
tórrido
adjective
torrid; sultry
tórsalo
noun, masculine
torsalo (parasitic fly)
tórtola
noun, feminine
turtle dove (bird)
tórtola cordillerana
noun, feminine
black-winged ground dove (Metriopelia melanoptera).
tórtola turca
noun, feminine
collared dove
tórtolo
noun, masculine
lovebird (person)
tósigo
noun, masculine
venom
tótem
noun, masculine
totem; totem pole
tótum revolútum
noun, masculine
synonym of revoltijo
tóxico
adjective
toxic
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