English-Spanish, Spanish-English dictionary

despechugar: to carve off the breast of a fowl; to bare one's breast; to show one's cleavage
despectivo: contemptuous; pejorative; derogatory
despedazar: to tear apart; to cut into pieces; to break one's heart; to tear to shreds
despedazarse: to break up
despedida: goodbye; farewell; closing formula; leave-taking; despedida de soltera: hen party;
despedida de soltero: stag party
despedir: to say goodbye; to see off; to fire; to sack; to throw; to emit; to send forth; to eject; to
discharge; to dart; to expel; to dismiss; to discharge; to give notice to
despedirse: to say goodbye; to part
despegado: unstuck; unaffectionate; distant; cool; indifferent; surly; detached; unglued
despegar: to unstick; to detach; to unglue; to separate; to take off
separarse: to come unstuck; to detach itself; to move away from; to pull away; to lose affection
for; not to suit
despegue: takeoff
despeinado: dishevelled; unkempt
despeinar: to dishevel; to disarrange; to ruffle the hair of
despejado: spacious; clear; cloudless; wide awake; bright; assured; self-confident
despejar: to clear; to free form encumbrance; to find the value of an unknown quantity; to work
the value of
despejarse: to clear; to become clear; to clear one's mind; to acquire assurance; to get rid of
fever
despeje: clearance
despellejar: to skin; to flay; to speak ill of; to tear to pieces
despelucharse: to moult; to molt
despenalización: legalization; decriminalization
despenalizar: to decriminalize; to legalize
despensa: pantry; larder; storeroom; provisions
despeñadero: cliff; precipice; craggy slope; danger to which on exposes oneself
despeñar: to throw off a cliff; to fling down a precipice; to precipitate
despeñarse: to go over a cliff
desperdiciado: wasted
desperdiciar: to waste; to squander; to misspend; to fail to take advantage of; to lose an
opportunity
desperdicio: waste; squander; misspending; desperdicios: leftovers; remains
desperdigar: to scatter; to disperse
desperdigarse: to scatter; to disperse
desperezarse: to stretch; to stretch one's limbs
desperfecto: damage; flaw; defect; slight damage; deterioration
despersonalizar: to depersonalize
despertador: alarm clock; awaking; awakener
despertar: awakening; to wake up; to awaken; to arouse; to rouse; to stir up; to excite; to buck
one's ideas
despertarse: to wake up; to awaken; to revive
despiadado: ruthless; pitiless; unmerciful
despido: dismissal; discharge; layoff; farewell; leave taking
despiece: quartering
despierto: awake; lively; smart; quick-witted; sharp; bright
despilfarrador: spendthrift; squanderer; prodigal
despilfarrar: to squander; to waste; to spend lavishly
despilfarro: waste; extravagance; lavishness
despintar: to strip the paint off; to disguise