New Spanish game!

Question

Since we all love games so much, I thought I would throw another one into the pool. It's a game (give credit where credit is due!) However, in this version, the next person to answer would use the last syllable of the previous word as the first syllable of their word.

For example:

1st person: vaCA (cow)

2nd person: CAma (bed)

3rd person: maDRE(mother)

Of course,answers must be in Spanish and should be followed by what they mean in English. Also,try to use less common words to grow our vocabulary!

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Let's start with the word rescatar (animal rescue)

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Before posting your answer, please click on "Newest" and make sure that you are following the post at the very top. Please, also take time to make sure that you are using the correct syllable.

Answer 1

DormiLÓN

Sleepyhead

Weren't you to use the last syllable of Aproximación? Why begin with a "D"? Perhaps the timing was off. - scratch2486, Nov 11, 2013

Answer 2

Aproximación - Approach

I am confused. I thought your word was to begin with, "ea?" - rac1, Sep 28, 2013

tar-e-A ¿Verdad? - 00551866, Sep 28, 2013

you are correct ! - heliotropeman, Sep 28, 2013

Answer 3

TARea = task

Answer 4

dondequiera = wherever

Answer 5

chaleco - vest / waistcoat

chaleco antibalas - bulletproof vest

chaleco salvavidas - life vest, life jacket

love this Kiwi being the sailor I am- pero se vende mi velero hace dos meses... - Jon-Dunn, Sep 30, 2013

ah, ¡qué pena! :( - Kiwi-Girl, Oct 1, 2013

Answer 6

loncha - slice

nice :) - Kiwi-Girl, Sep 29, 2013

Answer 7

tejado - roof

Answer 8

ondulante - wavy

Now we are rolling. - heliotropeman, Sep 28, 2013

Answer 9

perdón por la demora - sorry for the delay

no hay problema :) - Kiwi-Girl, Oct 1, 2013

Answer 10

la economía

Answer 11

Ñoño. (Nerd, dork, mummy's boy, boring)

Answer 12

ñoño --> yogur

Lol scratch, how did you get 'yo' from 'ño'? - Kiwi-Girl, Nov 11, 2013

You could have had ñola, or ñomblo :) - Kiwi-Girl, Nov 11, 2013

Ah, excellent! I figured if baño is pronounced BAHN-yo then I would apply it to ñoño, though I admit it's more of a slant than the true "nyo" in your ñola! - scratch2486, Nov 11, 2013

Answer 13

gota >>>>tamaño (size)

Answer 14

Rasgo - gota = drop

Answer 15

dondequiera - rasgo