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106 Cards in this Set

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Chambas
work;pay;wages;job
Re
very, awfully, terribly
Montonal
tons; lots
parpadear
to blink; wink
chorro
mix; array
embarazada
pregnant
manchas
to mark; to stain; to get dirty
prender
to catch; to pin
navajas
jack knife
chueco
lame; crooked
zonzo
silly; stupid
asaltar
to hold up; to rob
por eqivocacion (accent on last o)
because of
altote
tall; high
traca
spectacular finale
abotonar
to button up
embottelar
to bottle
largo (accent on o) (largar)
to get out; leave
rebotar
to bouce
doblar
to bend
vasija
pot/jar
atrevete (accent on first e)
"Dare You!"
escupir
to spit; scoff
vencidos
beaten; defeated
los dientes de chivo
baby teeth
atorados
stuck
reja
grating; grill
fugaz
fleeting
dona
to give; to donate
rincon (accent on o)
corner
alcanzas a ver
you see
patitas traseras
back feet
se ocultan (ocultar)
to hide
garras
claws
compone (componer)
to fix/repair
huerfana (accent on e)
orphan
rodillo
rolling pin
amasar
to knead
dormilona
sleepy head
la estrella de la tortilla
the star of the tortilla?
lonche
lunch
a pesar de eso
in spite of that
sabio
wise; learned; expert
cuetes
drunk
eso mera
right
bufon (accent on o)
idiot; buffoon
quedarse callado
to stay quiet
palamita de maiz (accent on i in maiz)
popcorn
esquimales
eskimo
rasurar
to shave
algodonosa
cottony
carota
brazen; shameless person
descalzos
barefoot
avena
oatmeal
mazacotes
hard mass; lumpy; dry food
chinches
bugs
monas
copy cats
apuntar
to point at, to aim
ancha
wide
menuditos
very small
tamano (tilde on n)
size
polveaba (polvear)
to dust w/ powder
cuero
leather
terciopelo
velvet
tacon (accent on o)
heel (of a shoe)
se veian (accent on i) (verse)
to look good, bad, pretty, etc.
rayuela
hopscotch
Cenicienta
Cinderella
cambalachar
to swap; exchange
cicatriz
scar
arrancamos (arrancar)
to uproot
cotras
scabs
pavonearse
to show off
cuerda
rope; string
tambaleantes
swaggering; wobbling
puro
cigar
vago
lazy
arrimate (accent on i)
move closer
canasta
basket
despegan
to unstick; unglue; take off
colgados (colgar)
to hang
refectorio
canteen/ lunch room
mostaza
mustard
transito (accent on a)
traffic
penosa
painful
aprobacion (accent on second o)
approval
se cansa (cansarse)
to get tired
se desmaye (desmayarse)
to faint
pordioseros
beggars
sonarme (sonarse)
to blow one's nose
estrenar
to use/wear for the first time
tacones
heels
desgastar
to wear down; wear away
chuecos
crooked; bent; twisted
plegadiza
folding
despegar
to unglue
ensancharse
to get larger; spread
ensayar
to test; try out; practice
mercer
to sway; to swing; to rock
arullar
to rock to sleep
aventarse
to fill up with air
quijadas
jaw, jawbone
cargar
to load
trasero
back; rear; bottom
sacudir
to shake
hondo
deep