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trompada
noun, feminine
hit (by an elephant trunk); smack, bash; beating, ruckus
trompazo
noun, masculine
bash, hiding, whack
trompe-l'œil
noun, masculine
trompe-l'oeil (type of optical illusion)
alternative form of trompar; to hit; to smack
trompeta
noun, feminine
trumpet; penis
trompeta
noun, masculine/feminine
trumpeter
trompeta de la muerte
noun, feminine
black chanterelle
trompeta de ángel
noun, feminine
angel's trumpet; a plant of the genus Brugmansia.
trompeta negra
noun, feminine
synonym of trompeta de la muerte
trompetazo
noun, masculine
a blast of a trumpet
to trumpet; to play the trumpet
trompeteo
noun, masculine
trumpeting; blast of the trumpet
trompetero
noun, masculine
trumpeter
trompetero
noun, masculine
longspine snipefish
trompetería
noun, feminine
the trumpet section (of an orchestra)
trompetilla
noun, feminine
diminutive of trompeta; ear trumpet; firecracker bush, Bouvardia ternifolia
trompetista
noun, masculine/feminine
trumpeter
to cause to stumble; to trip up; to stumble; to trip
trompicón
noun, masculine
stumble, little trip
trompillo
noun, masculine
any member of a number of plant species:
trompista
noun, masculine
hornist
trompo
noun, masculine
spinning top; doughnut (skid mark in the shape of a circle)
trompudo
adjective
fat-lipped; pissed; angry; mad
trompón
noun, masculine
daffodil
tron
noun, masculine
guy, dude, bro
trona
noun, feminine
highchair
tronada
noun, feminine
thunderstorm
tronado
adjective
worn out, shabby
tronadora
noun, feminine
yellow bells, Tecoma stans.
tronal
adjective
related to a trone
tronar
verb
to thunder; to bust, ruin (person); to fail (not pass an exam); to crack (to make a cracking sound); to kill (someone)
to be gay
troncal
adjective
core, main; of the principle of troncalidad
troncalidad
noun, feminine
a legal principle according to which the assets of a person who dies intestate and without issue revert to members of the branch of the family from which they originated; stemness; core, forming the core of something
alternative spelling of truncar
tronchado
adjective
divided into two parts diagonally, per bend
tronchante
adjective
hilarious
to snap off; to crack, to split; to laugh out loud, to crack up (usually used in the expression troncharse de risa)
troncho
noun, masculine
trunk, stalk; piece of canned fish; piece, serving (especially meat); joint (cannabis cigarette)
tronchudo
adjective
having a thick stalk
tronco
noun, masculine
guy, dude
tronco
noun, masculine
trunk, log (of a tree); trunk (main channel); torso; frustum; team (of mules, etc.)
tronco de Brasil
noun, masculine
cornstalk dracaena (Dracaena fragrans)
tronco de Navidad
noun, masculine
a Yule log
tronco del encéfalo
noun, masculine
brain stem
tronco navideño
noun, masculine
yule log
troncocónico
adjective
having the shape of a truncated cone
having the shape of a truncated pyramide
troncónico
adjective
frustoconical
tronera
noun, masculine/feminine
flake (unreliable person)
tronera
noun, feminine
small window; porthole; embrasure; pocket; big hole
tronido
noun, masculine
thunder; fiasco; roar (loud noise)
tronista
noun, masculine/feminine
the bachelor on a TV show that focuses on a competition to gain that bachelor's romantic interest
tronitonante
adjective
thunderous, astounding
tronitoso
adjective
thunderous
trono
noun, masculine
throne
tronquista
noun, masculine/feminine
coachman; teamster (US) (cargo truck driver)
tronquito
noun, masculine
little trunk; penis
tronío
noun, masculine
extravagance; luxury
troodóntido
noun, masculine
troodontid