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tragacanta
noun, feminine
synonym of tragacanto
tragacanto
noun, masculine
tragacanth
tragacionista
noun, masculine/feminine
someone who denies accounts of the COVID-19 pandemic that contradict the official account
tragaderas
noun, feminine
gullet; gullibility
tragadero
noun, masculine
amount of food that a person or animal ate excessively; gullet, any orifice that swallows much
tragador
noun, masculine
swallower; cumslut
tragafuegos
noun, masculine/feminine
firebreather
tragahumo
noun, masculine
firefighter
tragaldabas
noun, masculine/feminine
greedyguts
tragaldabas
noun, masculine
bottomless pit
tragaleguas
noun, masculine/feminine
keen walker, or fast walker
tragalibros
noun, masculine/feminine
bookworm; swot (UK), grind (UK)
tragaluz
noun, masculine
skylight
tragamoneda
noun, masculine
synonym of tragamonedas
tragamonedas
noun, masculine
slot machine (US), fruit machine (UK)
tragante
adjective
swallowing
tragante
noun, masculine
gutter
traganíquel
noun, masculine
jukebox
tragaperras
noun, feminine
slot machine (US), fruit machine (UK); cash grab
tragar
verb
to swallow (to cause to pass from the mouth into the stomach); to swallow, consume, absorb (take (something) in so that it disappears); to gulp, swallow, devour (eat quickly and eagerly); to buy into, fall for (easily believe something without questioning); to stand, tolerate
to gulp (react nervously by swallowing); to suck it up
to vanish into thin air
To take on a burden
tragasables
noun, masculine
male homosexual, fag, faggot
tragasables
noun, masculine/feminine
sword swallower
tragavenados
noun, masculine
Mexican boa constrictor
tragaños
noun, masculine/feminine
synonym of comeaños
tragaños
adjective
synonym of comeaños
tragedia
noun, feminine
tragedy, catastrophe; a tragedy play; sob story
tragediógrafo
noun, masculine
tragedian
tragicomedia
noun, feminine
tragicomedy
tragicómico
adjective
tragicomic
trago
noun, masculine
tragus
trago
noun, masculine
gulp, sip; alcoholic drink; booze; difficulty, problem, issue
trago amargo
noun, masculine
blow; bitter pill to swallow
tragonero
noun, masculine
gas guzzler
tragón
adjective
gluttonous; greedy
to betray, turn on; to betray, give away, reveal
traitorously
traicionero
adjective
traitorous
traicionero
noun, masculine
traitorous person
traición
noun, feminine
treason; treachery
traidor
adjective
traitorous (characteristic of a traitor); unpredictable
traidor
noun, masculine
traitor, betrayer, backstabber; snake
traitorously
traila
noun, feminine
mobile home
trailero
noun, masculine
truck driver
trainera
noun, feminine
a small fishing boat
trainerilla
noun, feminine
Small trainera
training
noun, masculine
training
trajano
adjective
Trajanian
traje
noun, masculine
suit; dress (distinctive style for particular occasion); gown, dress (e.g. bridal gown, evening gown); costume, outfit, getup (e.g. superhero costume; a regional, national, folk costume)
traje NBQ
noun, masculine
NBC suit, hazmat suit
traje acuático
noun, masculine
wetsuit
traje de baño
noun, masculine
bathing suit, swimsuit
traje de ceremonia
noun, masculine
ceremonial robe
traje de luces
noun, masculine
a traditional decorative outfit worn by Spanish bullfighters
traje espacial
noun, masculine
space suit
traje húmedo
noun, masculine
wetsuit
traje seco
noun, masculine
drysuit