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101 bachata
f.party, good time. (Caribbean)* * *SF Caribe spree* * *bachata nfCuba, PRico [juerga, jolgorio] binge, Br rave-up;estar de bachata to have a noisy party -
102 baladrero
ADJ loud, noisy -
103 berraco *
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104 bochinchoso
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105 bodorrio
m.1 poor wedding, wedding performed with little ceremony.2 unequal marriage, mis-match, mismatch.3 rowdy party, noisy party.* * *SM1) (=boda) pey poor wedding2) Méx (=fiesta) rowdy party* * ** * *
bodorrio m fam pey mismatch
* * *bodorrio nmFam Peyel bodorrio al que fuimos el sábado pasado that sorry excuse for a wedding we went to last Saturday -
106 bullaje
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107 bulliciosamente
adv.1 in a noisy, tumultuous manner, mutinously.2 noisily, riotously, boisterously, uproariously.* * *ADV1) (=ruidosamente) [protestar] noisily; [jugar] boisterously2) (=con gran actividad) busily* * *‹festejar/protestar› noisily; ‹jugar› boisterouslyabandonaron bulliciosamente el estadio they made a lot of noise as they left the stadium. -
108 cotorro *
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109 chacotear
v.1 to indulge in noisy mirth, to scoff, to have fun.2 to make fun.* * *1 (burlarse) to poke fun, make fun1 to poke fun (de, at), make fun (de, of)* * *1.VI to have fun2.See:* * *vi( esp AmL) to have funlo dijo sólo por chacotear she only said it in funchacotearse DE algo/algn to make fun of sth/sb, poke fun at sth/sb* * *v/i have fun -
110 decibélico
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111 escandalosa
adj.&f.feminine of ESCANDALOSO.f.1 gaff-sail. (Nautical)2 gaff topsail.* * *f., (m. - escandaloso)* * *SF1) (Náut) topsail2) And (=tulipán) tulip3)* * *topsail* * *
escandaloso,-a adjetivo
1 (ruidoso) noisy, rowdy
2 (inmoral) scandalous, shameful
* * *escandalosa nf1. Náut topsail, gaff -
112 faraute
f. & m.1 messenger, he who carries messages.2 (coll.) Principal manager or director.3 (coll.) A noisy, meddling fellow.4 player who recites the prologue of a play.5 chieftain.* * *SM1) †† herald2) (=entrometido) busybody* * *A ( Hist) heraldB ( Esp) (mensajero) messenger -
113 fragoroso
adj.1 noisy, obstreperous. (Poetry)2 deafening, thunderous, strepitous, strepitant.* * *► adjetivo1 thunderous, deafening* * *ADJ deafening, thunderous* * *fragoroso -sa( liter); thunderous, deafening* * *fragoroso, -a adjroaring, thunderous* * *adj deafening* * *fragoroso, -sa adj: thunderous, deafening -
114 fragoso
adj.1 craggy, rough, uneven; full of brambles and briers; noisy; difficult (terreno); dense (bosque).2 resounding.3 abrupt.* * *► adjetivo1 (abrupto) rough, uneven* * *ADJ [terreno] rough, uneven; [bosque] dense, overgrown* * *fragoso -sa1 ‹terreno› difficult, rough2 ‹bosque/selva› impenetrable, dense* * *
fragoso,-a adj Lit dense, rugged: era un paisaje fragoso, it was a rugged countryside
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fragosa
* * *fragoso, -a adj1. [terreno] rough, rugged2. [monte] rugged;[bosque] dense3. [ruidoso] roaring, thunderous* * ** * *fragoso, -sa adj1) : rough, uneven2) : thick, dense -
115 holgorio
m.1 mirth, jollity, noisy merriment.2 merrymaking, frolic.* * *1 revelry, merriment* * *SM = jolgorio -
116 pachanguero *
ADJ1) (=bullicioso) noisy, rowdy2) [música] catchy -
117 panchanguero *
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118 pateadura SF
1) [con los pies] stamping, kicking2) [en discusión] vehement denial; [más agresiva] violent interjection; (Teat) noisy protest, catcalls pl -
119 pateamiento SM
1) [con los pies] stamping, kicking2) [en discusión] vehement denial; [más agresiva] violent interjection; (Teat) noisy protest, catcalls pl -
120 titipuchal *
SM Méx (noisy) crowd
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