A new game 6 : - - - A , - - - b , - - - c , - - - etc .

Question

Hola todos , I have a new idea for a game it's very easy this time I think and I hope you like it .

game rules: I will post the first Spanish word that ENDS with "A", then the next person posts a Spanish word ENDING with "B", then "C", and so on. Please include the English translation for each word I will start with :-

IglesiA : church

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you don't have to

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follow the alphabetical order when you start your .

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word , just pick any letter you like

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Please click on NEWEST to see the last word . .You can post a picture as well.

Have fun

Answer 1

E - pusilánime [poo-se-lah’-ne-may]

mean-spirited, dastardly, timorous, faint-hearted

Answer 2

Club - Same in English

Answer 3

I looked for M but couldn't find any!

N - ademán - gesture

Oops sorry, guess several of us did "N"! - bandit51jd, Aug 17, 2010

it's ok band :) - 00b6f46c, Aug 17, 2010

i like the letter N ;) - 00b6f46c, Aug 17, 2010

Answer 4

D edad .... age

beautiful photo! - Lucrecia, Aug 17, 2010

Answer 5

L - huipil - tradiontal embroidered smock

The elaborate design and patterns of a traditional woman's huipil may convey the wearer's village, marital status, and personal beliefs. They are usually made from two or three woven panels joined with decorative stitching, then doubled over and a hole cut in the center panel .... and decorated with stitchery. The sides are joined together with more decorative stitching, allowing openings for the arms and in the more ceremonial pieces, ribbons run down the length of the sides of the middle panel, sometimes with the ribbon forming a serrated collar ornament with two loose lengths of ribbons in the front, often in two colors. The length of the huipil varies from a simple sleeveless top extending to the waist or slightly below to a knee- or calf-length tunic forming draping scapular sleeves because of the width.

Answer 6

Ley = law

Answer 7

U

tofu = tofu

Answer 8

revés = back, wrong side

al revés = the other way around, upside down

Nice picture! - IlseD, Aug 19, 2010

Answer 9

Crup = croup (a respiratory ailment)

interesting ;-) - 00b6f46c, Aug 17, 2010

Answer 10

gordo = fat

A complement in Spanish, but usually an insult in English. Usually, but not not always.

Jackie Gleason as Minnesota Fats.

Jackie Gleason...that brings back TV memories! - Lucrecia, Aug 17, 2010

Answer 11

montón = a lot of

montón de frijoles

that's a looooot ;) - 00b6f46c, Aug 17, 2010

I'm sorry, but I don't think these are frijoles. These are ejotes (Mexico) or judias verdes (Spain). Frijoles are dried beans and only in South America. - JoyceM, Aug 23, 2010

Answer 12

reloj---clock

Answer 13

paf - . bang!, crash! (interjection)

lol - 00b6f46c, Aug 17, 2010

It looks like the small cat is doing a flamenco dance and the big cat doesn't like it. - JoyceM, Aug 23, 2010

Answer 14

A - locomotora - engine, locamotive

Answer 15

R - bucear - to scuba dive