Glossary of Terms
- Wicked: That which is against religion and lacks mercy.
- Encañada: Passing water through pipes or tubes; rods used to support plants.
- Poyales: A stone bench or similar structure leaning against a wall.
- Jacare: Alligator.
- Yetar: To bring bad luck.
- Thickens: The act of adding a crass or thick liquid.
- Maximum: First, mainly, or mostly.
- Oslayar: To put an object on one side, crosswise, or oblique to navigate a narrow space.
- Escarnio: A highly offensive and humiliating joke intended to hurt or offend.
- Murky: Dark.
- Lancina: To shred or tear meat.
- Decrepit: Antiquated or extremely old.
- Abanto (Abbasid Vulture): Belonging or related to the dynasty of Abu-l-Abbas.
- Suspicious: Prone to suspicion or distrust.
- Abazón: Each of the two sacks or bags inside the mouths of monkeys and some rodents used to store chewed food.
- Morose: Quiet, silent, and bothered by speaking.
- Novicidio: [Definition not provided].
- ABCs: The alphabet.
- Bison: Unskilled in any trade or business.
- Azanca: A source of groundwater.
- Colorful: To gather or pile several dissimilar things.
- Hinge: The act of installing hinges.
- Dactyl's Foot: A term used in Greek and Latin poetry.
- Abjure: Retracting a belief or commitment previously professed or assumed.
- Magancear: To loaf.
- Stallion: A male horse.
- Taskmasters: Tax collectors.
- Yaco: A carnivorous mammal similar to an otter.
- Entapar: [Definition not provided].
- Trivial: Negligible.
- Dada: An avant-garde literary and artistic movement.
- Eban: One who works in ebony and other woods.
- Cijano: Belonging or related to the city of Ecija.
- Baqarah: A plant family of the Labiatae.
- Detriment: Slight or partial destruction.
- Timorous: Peaceful and tranquil.
- Ephemeral: Passenger; that which is short-lived.
- Grievance: Humiliation or scorn.
- Bacillary: Belonging or related to bacilli.
- Sagaz: Astute and prudent.
- Hole: A narrow and dirty room.
- Pole Vault: A long stick.
- Whispered: Whispering or mumbling.
- Cuteness: A monkey's characteristic action.
- Druid: A priest of the ancient Gauls and Celts.
- Philharmonic: A hobby or love of music.
- Feeble: Lacking the strength and courage to bear misfortunes or attempt great things.
- Ladino: A mestizo who speaks only Spanish.
- Funesto: Sad and unfortunate.
- Philately: The hobby of collecting and studying stamps.
- Fat: Greasy.
- Subsidiary: Belonging or related to the child.
- Boscoso: Abundant in forests.
- Pacer: Eating, gnawing, or spending something.
- Hypocrite: Acting with hypocrisy.
- Lábaro: A standard used by Roman emperors.
- Obfuscate: To blind or dazzle.
- Labia: Persuasive verbosity and grace in speaking.
