English-Spanish, Spanish-English dictionary

Mallorca: Majorca
mallorquín: inhabitant of Majorca; Majorcan
malmeter: to turn against; to cause strife among
malnacido: pig; swine
malo: bad; poor; wicked; ill; sick; off; naughty; mischievous; villain; baddie; foul; obscene; hard
malogrado: doomed; failed; frustrated; late
malograr: to waste; to miss; to spoil
malograrse: to fail; to die before one's time; to come to nothing
maloliente: foul-smelling; stinking; malodorous
malparado: impaired; hurt; damaged; salir malparado: to come off badly
malpensado: malicious; evil-minded; nasty-minded
malquerencia: ill-will; dislike
malsano: unhealthy; sick; unwholesome
malsonante: rude; offensive; ill-sounding
malta: malt
Malta: Malta
maltés: Maltese
maltosa: maltose
maltraer: to insult; to abuse; to ill-treat
maltratar: to ill-treat; to damage; to abuse; to ill-use; to spoil to abuse; to ill-use; to spoil
maltrato: maltreatment; ill-treatment; abuse
maltrecho: battered; damaged; badly off
malucho: unwell; poorly in health
malva: mallow; mauve; estar criando malvas: to be pushing up daisies
malvado: evil; wicked; villain
malvarrosa: rose mallow; hollyhock
malvasía: malmsey; malvoisie
malvavisco: marshmallow
malvender: to undersell; to sell at a loss
malversación: embezzlement; peculation; malversation
malversar: to embezzle; to misapply funds
malvivit: to live badly
mamá: mum; mom; mummy; mommy
mama: breast; udder; mamma
mamada: suck; milk; blow job
mamar: to suck; to swallow; to devour; to get; to obtain
mamarse: to get drunk; to get plastered
mamarrachada: grotesque or ridiculous act
mamarracho: grotesque or ridiculous thing figure; daub; clown; joker; despicable man
mambo: mambo
mameluco: Mameluke; overall; coverall; dungarees; dolt; simpleton
mami: mommy; mummy
mamífero: mammal; mammalian; mammiferous
mamón: sucking; suckling; swine; scrounger; shoot; genip tree
mamotreto: weighty tome; massive thing
mampara: screen
mamporro: punch; bump; blow
mampostería: rubble masonry; rubblework
mamut: mammoth
maná: manna
manada: herd; pack; flock; drove; crowd; mob; handful