English-Spanish, Spanish-English dictionary

pude, pudiera: poder
púdico: modest; chaste
pudiente: rich; wealthy; well off
pudín: pudding
pudor: shame; embarrassment; modesty; chastity; pudency
pudoroso: modest; bashful; chaste
pudrir: to putrefy; to rot; to corrupt
pudrirse: to rot; to go rotten; to putrefy; to languish; to fret; to worry
pueblerino: country; countrified; belonging to a village
pueblo: village; town; settlement; common people; nation; people
puedo, pueda: poder
puente: bridge; tailpiece; long weekend; gun-carrying deck
puenting: bungee jumping
puerco: pig; hog; sow; swine; dirty; awful; filthy; slovenly; sluttish; piggish; hoggish; base;
mean; puerco espín: porcupine
puercoespín: porcupine
puericultor: childcare specialist
puericultura: childcare; puericulture
pueril: childish; puerile
puerro: leek
puerta: door; doorway; gate; entrance; access
puerto: port; harbour; harbor; haven; refuge; mountain pass
puertorriqueño: Puerto Rican
pues: since; as; therefore; because; for; then; well; yes; so; certainly; indeed
puesta: set; setting; stake; laying; puesta de sol: sunset; puesta de largo: coming out; puesta a
punto: tuning; puesta en escena: staging; puesta en marcha: starting-up
puesto: placed; put; set; laid; dressed; attired; smart; able; place; post; puesto que: as; since
puf: pouffe; ugh!; phew
púgil: boxer; pugilist; prize fighter
pugilístico: boxing
pugna: struggle; fight; strife; conflict; opposition; clashing
pugnar: to fight; to struggle; to strive
puja: bidding; bid; offer; push; effort
pujante: vigorous; thriving; puissant; powerful; strong
pujanza: vigour; vigor; puissance; might; strength
pujar: to bid; to struggle; to push; to raise; to falter; to grove for words; to pout; to snivel
pulcro: neat and tidy; careful; cleanly; honest
pulga: flea; tener malas pulgas: to be very bad-tempered
pulgada: inch
pulgar: thumb
Pulgarcito: Tom Thumb
pulgón: plant louse; aphid
pulgoso: flea-ridden
pulido: polished; beautiful; pretty; clean; neat; polish
pulimentar: to polish; to burnish
pulimento: polish; gloss
pulir: to polish; to burnish; to furbish; to adorn; to beautify; to improve; to polish up; to steal; to
blow; to spend
pulirse: to beautify oneself; to blow; to spend
pulla: jibe; dig; quip; innuendo; repartee
pullover: pullover