Z - A Describing

Question

Here we go...

Category: Describing words, basically, adjectives

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Well, you saw it right, today we're doing everything opposite, so we're going from Z to A We'll just all have to think a little harder. So basically just post a word that you would use to describe anything.

I will say the first word that begins with "Z", the next person will post a word that starts with "Y", then "X" and so on. Please put your answer in Spanish, and provide an English translation.

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My Word:

Zarzosa - "briery"; full of briers

Have fun!

Note: Please click the "Newest" to see the last entry so that we do not repeat or confuse the order of letters. Thanks!

• I'm hoping I did the "Newest" link correctly...I've never done one before - hlsbookworm Feb 26, 2010
• The link is correct :) - Fidalguinho Feb 26, 2010
• It's more challenging than it appears going backwards! Nice twist to the game. - LaBurra Feb 26, 2010

Answer 1

¿Donde es Ll y Ch? Ch-Chabacano-vulgar Ll-llevadero-bearable

Answer 2

ñoño - senile, whiney

Answer 3

narigón - big-nosed

Answer 4

amoroso - loving

Answer 5

metiche nosy

Answer 6

yeyé - basically means a characteristic of music in the 60's...interesting...I'd never heard of that before!

Answer 7

xenófobo = xenophobic (afraid of strangers or foreigners)

Answer 8

wow, I could only find one adjective that started with a W....

western - western! jaja

Answer 9

valiente

Answer 10

único - unique

Answer 11

tonto = silly, foolish

Answer 12

simpático -sympathetic, nice, friendly

Answer 13

Rico = rich

Answer 14

querido - precious

Answer 15

puntiagudo - pointed, sharp