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zacate
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zurrar

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  • zacate [m] grass; hay [Am].
  • zafarse to slip off, come off [Am] Se zafó la rueda. The wheel came off.  to dislocate [Am] Se ha zafado un brazo. He dislocated his arm.  to get out of, avoid No'sé como zafarme de ese compromiso. I don't know how to get out of that engagement.
  • zafio coarse, vulgar.
  • zaguán [m] entrance, hall, vestibule.
  • zambo [adj; n] half-breed (Negro and Indian).
  • zambullida dive, plunge.
  • zambullir to plunge.
     zambullirse to dive.
  • zanahoria carrot.
  • zancudo long-legged.  [m] mosquito [Am].
  • zangolotear to shake violently [Am].
  • zanja ditch, trench.
  • zapatería shoemaker's shop, shoe store.
  • zapatero shoemaker.
  • zapatilla slipper.
  • zapato shoe.
  • zarco blue-eyed.
  • zarpar to weigh anchor; to sail, start moving (of a boat).
  • zarza bramble.
  • zarzuela musical comedy.
  • zona district, zone.
  • zonzo dull, stupid, silly [Am].
  • zoológico zoological.
  • zoquete [m] piece of stale bread; chuck, block; blockhead.
  • zorro fox.
  • zozobra worry.
  • zozobrar to capsize, founder, sink.
  • zumbar to buzz.
  • zumbido buzz, buzzing.
  • zumo juice (of fruit); juice (of fruit skin) [Am].
  • zurcir to darn, mend.
  • zurdo left-handed.
  • zurrar to whip, flog.

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