English 3
prácticamente
virtually (adv: comparable)
virtual: de facto
virtuality, virtualness
probability
likelyhood
unlikelihood
alfombrilla
mat
matless
matlike
to make an irreversible decision/ to take an action with consequences
to cross de Rubicon
Rubicon/ rubicon
comible (pasable)
eatable
uneatable, noneatable
eatableness
save to eat
edible
inedible, unedible
edibility, edibleness
saquear
plunder (v./ n.)
plunderous
plundersome
plunderlike
plunderable
plunderingly
plunderer
replunder
unplundered
plunderless
cebolleta
scallion
edge
brink (l./ f.)
brinkless
to watch a place or people
stake smth out (past: staked out)
stakeout (n.)
gentuza
vermin/ vermint
falsificar
forge (v.)
forgery (act. / thing)
dispararse
soar (v.)
salpicar
splatter (n./ v.) [T/ I]
frighten
startle (n./ v.) [T/ I]
startling (adj./ n.)
startler
startlingly
avoid
dodge (n./ v.) [T/ I] (l./ f.)
outdodge
undodge
dodgable
dodger
unable to act because of shock or confusion
reel (v.)
panda (grupo)
gaggle (n.)
abandon a plan or project
scrap
prepare smth by mixing ingredients
concoct (l./ f.)
concocter/ concoctor
concotion
reconcoct
concontive
to upset
wind(-)up (v.)
empeine
instep (n.)
instepped (combined)
palanca
lever (n./ v.)
leverman
leverless
multilever
microlever
to leave angrily
to storm out
larva
grub
grubby (l./ f.)
creído
cocky/ cockey
cockily
cockiness
sumergir/ caer en picado
plunge (n./ v.) (l./ f.)
plunge into
plungeable
replunge
unpluge
impedir
thrwart (v.)
thrwarter
to leave a job/ activity
bow out
montón (pila)
heap (n./ v.)
heap up
aheap (adv.)
heaper
heappy (resembling)
heapful (enaugh to form a heap)
heapable
heapability
to be deeply involved in a situation
to be hip[-]deep
colilla: the short part that is left after the main one is used or broken
stub (n.)
young actress with a promising career
starlet (n.)
push forcefully into smth
jam (v.)
desplomarse
slump (n./ v.)
slump down (lazy/ tired)
piece of broken glass/ cup
shard (n./ v.: [T] [I]
shardy
shardlike
unsharded
reactivo
reagent
reagentcy
cojear/ walk slowly (due to dificulty)
limp (n./ v.)
limper
ficha (board game)
piece
torre (chess)
rook/ castle (informal)
rookless
suponer
surmise (v./ n.: [C] [U])
surmiser
surmisable
dishonest/ immoral person
sleaze (n.: [C] [U] (low moral standards)
nubiloso
haze (v./ n.: f)
hazy
hazily
haziness
unhazy
ubre
udder
estallar (emocionalmente)
snap (v.)
to speak a lot in a boring or annoying way
spout/ off
aspersor
sprinkler (general) (n.)
sprinkle (n./ v.: [T] [I]: to cause to fall in fine drops or pieces)
gallinero (or similar fornm other animals)
coop (n./ v.)
coopful
encoop/ incoop
uncoop
cobertizo para herramientas
tool[-]shed
lona
tarp/aulin (n./ v.)
strand (forever)/ abandon (general)
forsake (past: forsook, forsaken)
forsaker
forsakenly
unforsake
forsakenness (state), forsaking (act)
god[-]forsake (God/ deity) (l./ f.)
god[-]forsakenly
god[-]forsakenness
(God[-]forsake: a God in specific)
sof/ wet ground (and the area)
bog (n./ v.: estancarse) (l./ f.)
boggy
boggish
bogginess
unbog
bogger (worker there)
boglet (small)
boglike
bogless
soft/ wet ground (and the area)
bog (adj./ v.: estancarse) (l./ f.)
boggy, boggish
bogginess
bogger (worker there)
boglike
bogless
boglet
unbog (v.)
re/ starting of a computer device
boot (n./ v.)
reboot (n./ v.)
outboot (n./ v.)
booter
preboot (adj.)
bootable
bootability
cajón (dinero)
cash/ drower
pinzas (con dos palos unidos)
pair of/ tweezers
tweezer (n./ v./ adj.)
live-action role playing
LARP (n./ v.) (l. / f.)
harén
harem
haremism (practice)
haremlike
cuajo
rennet (n.: [C] [U])
nonrennet (not relating, not containing)
renneted
rennetless
rennety
asfixiar, sofocar
smother (v./ n.: [C] [U] (that smothers))
smothercate (v.)
smotherer (n.)
smotheration (act), smotheriness (state)
smotherable
smothery
smotheringly
unsmother
trama, chanchullo
racket (n./ v.: [I])
racketeer
racketeering, racketry
racketlike
brotar/ germinar
sprout (n./ v.) (l./f.: in a random/ chaotic manner)
unsprouted (l.)