Contigo Pan y Cebolla

Chapter 7

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*asunto* _m._ subject, matter

*asustar* frighten

*Atala* Atala (heroine of Chateaubriand's novel "Atala")

*ataque* _m._ attack

*atar* tie; *hay que --lo* he needs a strait-jacket; *---- tantos cabos* arrange so many things

*atención* _f._ attention; *en ---- a* bearing in mind

*atender a* heed, listen to; attend

*atento* attentive; *su ---- y seguro servidor* sincerely yours

*atisbar* take a peep; spy out

*atrás* backwards

*atravesar* cross; pierce

*atreverse a* dare

*atrevido* bold

*atribuir* attribute

*atufarse* be angry

*aturdir* stun, bewilder

*aún* yet; still; even; _when placed before the word modified it is written without the accent_

*aunque* although

*ausencia* _f._ absence

*autor* _m._ author

*autoridad* _f._ authority

*autorizar* authorize

*avalorar* estimate, appreciate

*avanzado* (_pp. of_ *avanzar*) advanced

*aventura* _f._ adventure

*averiguar* find out

*avisar* inform, notify

*ay* _exclam._ oh

*ayer* yesterday

*ayuda* _f._ help

*ayudar* help

*ayuno* in a state of fasting; *en ----, en ayunas*, without knowing, without understanding

*ayuntamiento* _m._ municipal governing body

*baba* _f._ drivel; *caerse la ----* drivel, slaver with pleasure; _cf. English_ lick one's chops

*bagatela* _f._ trifle

*bailar* dance; *esta es otra que bien baila* here's another one just as bad

*bajá* _m._ pasha

*bajar* come down; go down; bring down

*bajeza* _f._ lowness

*bajo* under; on; _adj. and adv._ low

*balde* _m._ (_from_ *balda* _f._ a thing of trifling value): *de ----* free; *en ----* in vain

*bandera* _f._ flag

*bando* _m._ party, faction

*barato* cheap

*barba* _f._ beard; _pl._ whiskers; *decir en sus ----s* say to one's face

*Bárbara* Barbara; *Santa ----* patron saint of gunnery; the powder-house

*barrer* sweep

*barrigoncito* _dim. of_ *barrigón* pot-bellied

*barrio* _m._ district, neighborhood

*Basilio* Basil; _as adj. applied to a monk_ of the order of St. Basil

*bastante* enough; quite; considerable

*bastar* be enough

*batalla* _f._ battle

*batallón* _m._ battalion

*batir* strike; _--se_ fight

*batista* _f._ batiste

*bayoneta* _f._ bayonet

*baza* _f._ trick (at cards)

*beber* drink

*belleza* _f._ beauty

*bello* beautiful, fine

*bendecir* bless

*berenjena* _f._ plant one of whose varieties is the egg-plant (_to eat its fruit was once popularly supposed to cause insanity_); *qué ----s* what craziness; what stuff

*Berlín* Berlin

*berroqueña* _adj. used with noun_ *piedra* (rock, stone) _to mean_ granite, _as_ *piedra ----* granite, granite rock; *ser de piedra ----* be hard as stone

*besar* kiss

*biblioteca* _f._ library

*bibliotecario* _m._ librarian

*bien* well; quite; *más ----* rather; _m._ good, benefit; object of love; _pl._ property; *----es de fortuna* worldly treasures

*bienestar* _m._ well-being

*bigote* _m._ mustache; *decir en sus ----s* say to one's face (_cf._ *decir en sus barbas*)

*blanca* _f._ old silver coin (no longer in use)

*blanco* white

*blanquear* whiten

*boardilla* _f._ garret

*boca* _f._ mouth

*bocado* _m._ mouthful

*boda* _f._ wedding; marriage

*bodorrio* _m._ (_fam. for_ *bodijo*) unequal marriage

*bollo* _m._ roll, cake

*Bonaparte, Joseph* (1768-1844), brother of Napoleon I, through whose agency he became Spain's unwelcome ruler from 1808 to 1813

*bondad* _f._ goodness

*bondadoso* kind, generous

*bonito* pretty; good-looking

*boquirrubio* simple, artless

*bordar* embroider

*borraja* _f._ borage

*bosque* _m._ forest

*bostezar* yawn

*botica* _f._ drug store; drug

*brasero* _m._ brazier, pan to hold coals

*bravo* brave, fierce

*brazo* _m._ arm

*breve* brief

*bribón* _m._ rascal

*brillante* brilliant

*brinco* _m._ leap

*Bruno* Bruno (brown)

*Bruselas* Brussels

*buche* _m._ crop, craw; "chest"

*bueno* good; all right; *estar ----* be well; *estar ---- para* be in the mood for (_often with the opposite meaning_, be in no mood for)

*buey* _m._ ox

*Burgos* Burgos (city in northern Spain)

*burlarse de* make fun of, mock

*busca* _f._ search

*buscar* look for

*Bustamante, General Anastasio* (1780-1853), vice-president of Mexico under President Guerrero in 1829; president of Mexico in 1830; again president from 1837 to 1841

*cabal* exact; exactly

*cabalito* (_intensive of_ *cabal*) just exactly so

*cabalmente* exactly, precisely

*caballerito* _m._ (_dim. of_ *caballero*) young gentleman, young master (_expression used by servants in addressing a young master_)

*caballero* _m._ sir; gentleman

*cabecera* _f._ head (of a bed)

*caber* be contained; *si cabe* if possible

*cabeza* _f._ head; *irse la ----* go mad

*cabo* _m._ end; *al ----* after all, finally, at last; *de ---- a rabo* from start to finish

*cacao* _m._ cocoa

*cachivache* _m._ broken crockery; _pl._ worthless pots and pans

*cada* each, every; *---- cual* each one

*cadete* _m._ cadet

*Cádiz* Cadiz (city in Spain; in 1810 the scene of the radical outburst of the Cortes that embodied the Spanish spirit of democracy; here in Cadiz was drawn up the famous Constitution of 1812)

*caer* fall; *----se* fall down; *ya caigo* now I remember, now I understand

*caída* _f._ fall

*caja* _f._ drum; *echar con ----s destempladas* send away angrily

*calabaza* _f._ pumpkin, squash; *dar ----s* jilt, reject

*calabozo* _m._ cell, dungeon

*calceta* _f._ under-stocking; *hacer ----* knit

*calcular* calculate

*caliente* hot

*California* _f._ California; _pl._ Upper and Lower California

*cáliz* _m._ chalice, cup

*calor* _m._ heat

*calumniar* slander

*calzar* put on shoes, put on spurs, _etc._

*calzoncillos* _m. pl._ drawers

*calzones* _m. pl._ breeches

*callado* (_pp. of_ *callar*) silent

*callar* hush; be silent; not mention; *calla, calle,* whew, why

*calle* _f._ street

*cama* _f._ bed

*camaranchón* _m._ garret

*cambiar* change

*cambio* _m._ change; *en ----* on the other hand; on the contrary

*camino* _m._ road, way

*camisa* _f._ shirt; chemise

*campanada* _f._ stroke of a bell

*campanudo* high-sounding

*campo* _m._ country; field

*canario* _exclam. of astonishment as_ good gracious

*cancel* _m._ inner door or wooden screen just inside the main entrance; space between the inner door and the outer one (many of the public buildings in the United States have an arrangement similar to the Spanish *cancel*)

*candelero* _m._ candlestick

*canónigo* _m._ canon (of a church)

*cantar* sing; *---- de plano* speak out plainly

*Cantarranas (Cantaranas)* _literally_ croaking frogs. _The name of the street was later changed to_ *Calle de Lope de Vega*

*caña* _f._ reed, cane

*cañón* _m._ cannon

*caoba* _f._ mahogany

*capaz* capable

*capital* _f._ capital city

*capitán* _m._ captain

*cara* _f._ face

*Caracas* Caracas (capital of Venezuela)

*carácter* _m._ office; character

*caramba* _commonest exclam. in Spanish, expressing surprise, admiration, vexation, etc._ indeed, the deuce

*carbón* _m._ coal

*carbunclo* _m._ carbuncle (glowing precious stone)

*cargo* _m._ care, charge; *a su ----* under his charge

*cariño* _m._ tenderness, affection

*Carlos* Charles; Charles III, king of Spain from 1759 to 1788

*caro* dear; expensive

*carraspera* _f._ hoarseness (necessitating frequent clearing of the throat)

*carrera* _f._ career

*carta* _f._ letter

*cartilla* _f._ primer

*cartucho* _m._ cartridge

*casa* _f._ house; *en ----* at home

*casamiento* _m._ marriage.

*casarse con* marry

*cascada* _f._ cascade, waterfall

*casco* _m._ skull, head (_used also in pl._)

*casero* _m._ landlord

*casi* almost

*caso* _m._ case; *el ---- es* the fact is

*cáspita* _exclam. indicating surprise_ wonderful, gracious

*castigar* punish

*castillo* _m._ castle

*castizo* chaste, pure

*causa* _f._ cause, sake

*cé* ts (hissing sound made to call some one's attention)

*cebolla* _f._ onion

*cebón* fattened

*ceder* yield

*ceja* _f._ eyebrow; *entre ---- y ----* in one's head

*cenar* dine

*cenefa* _f._ border. (In what the ladies style a "dress pattern," the *cenefa* is of the same material as the body of the goods with the design so modified that the *cenefa* may serve as trimming at sleeves, waist line, edge of skirt, etc.)

*ceniza* _f._ ashes

*centinela* _m._ sentinel; *de ----* on guard, on the lookout

*cepillar* brush

*cepillo* _m._ brush

*cerca de* near; about

*cerciorar* inform

*cerebral* cerebral

*ceremonia* _f._ ceremony

*cerezo* _m._ cherry-tree; cherry-wood

*cerrar* close; lock

*Cerro Gordo* Cerro Gordo (site near Jalapa in the state of Vera Cruz, Mexico, scene of an important victory for the American forces under General Winfield Scott, April 18, 1847)

*Cervantes Saavedra, Miguel de* (1547-1616), author of "Don Quixote"

*ciego* blind

*cielo* _m._ heaven

*cien* one hundred

*ciertamente* certainly

*cierto* true; certain; *por ----* certainly, of course; *lo ---- es* the fact is

*cifrar(se)* reckon, count

*cimarrón* wild, maroon (term applied to runaway slave living wild in the woods or mountains)

*cinco* five

*circunstancia* _f._ circumstance, condition; event

*citar* cite

*ciudadanía* _f._ citizenship

*civil* civil

*clandestino* clandestine

*Clari* _f._ girl's name

*claro* clear

*clase* _f._ class

*claustro* _m._ cloister

*Clementina* _f._ Clementine

*cocinero* _m._ cook

*cocotero* _m._ coconut tree

*coche* _m._ coach

*codiciar* covet

*codillo* _m._ codille; card term in the game of *tresillo* or *hombre* (_French_ *hombre*, _English_ *ombre*); _in tresillo the hombre or solo player plays against two others;_ *dar ----* defeat the solo player; _the solo player loses if either one of the other two takes more tricks than he does_

*coger* catch

*cola* _f._ tail, train

*colchón* _m._ mattress

*colegiala* _f._ schoolgirl

*colegio* _m._ school

*color* _m._ color

*colorado* red

*collereta* _f._ (_dim. of_ *collera*) collar

*coma* _f._ comma

*combate* _m._ conflict, engagement

*combustión* _f._ combustion

*comedia* _f._ comedy; *entablar la ----* stage the play; begin operations

*comenzar* commence

*comer* eat

*comerciante* _m._ merchant

*comercio* _m._ commerce

*cometa* _f._ kite

*cómico* comic, comical, humorous

*comisión* _f._ commission

*como* as; how; like

*cómo* _interrog._ how; *de a ----* at how much

*comodidad* _f._ comfort

*cómodo* comfortable

*compadecer* feel sorry for

*compañera* _f._ companion, mate

*compañía* _f._ company

*compartir* share

*compasión* _f._ compassion

*complacerse en* take delight in

*completamente* completely

*complot* _m._ plot, conspiracy

*composición* _f._ composition, piece of work

*comprar* buy

*comprender* understand

*comprometer* bind; *----se* become engaged to marry

*compromiso* _m._ embarrassing situation

*con* with; *---- tal que* provided, provided that

*conceder* grant

*concepto* _m._ opinion

*conciencia* _f._ conscience

*conde* _m._ count

*condena* _f._ sentence

*condenar* condemn, damn

*conducir* conduct

*conferencia* _f._ meeting, interview

*confesar* confess

*confesonario* _m._ confessional

*confianza* _f._ confidence, trust

*confiar* confide

*confidencial* confidential

*confiscar* confiscate

*confite* _m._ candy

*confundir* embarrass, confuse

*confusión* _f._ confusion

*congoja* _f._ anguish

*conmigo* with me

*conocer* know; *si conoceré a mi gente* don't I know them

*conque* and so

*consagrar* consecrate

*consecuencia* _f._ consequence

*conseguir* succeed in; attain; obtain

*consejero* _m._ counselor

*consejo* _m._ advice, counsel; council-house; *---- privado* privy council

*consentimiento* _m._ consent

*consentir* consent

*conservar* keep, preserve

*considerar* consider

*consigo* with him; with her; with you; with them; with themselves; with yourselves, _etc._

*consiguiente* _m._ consequence; *de ----, por ----,* consequently

*consistir* consist

*consolar* console

*conspirar* conspire; war

*constancia* _f._ constancy

*constante* constant, faithful

*constitucional* constitutional

*constituir* constitute

*consuelo* _m._ consolation

*consulta* _f._ consultation

*consultar* consult

*contar* count

*contento* happy, satisfied

*contestación* _f._ answer

*contestar* answer

*contigo* with thee

*continuo* continual

*contra* against

*contrabandista* _m. and f._ smuggler

*contradecir* contradict

*contrario* contrary; *de lo ----* otherwise; *al ----* on the contrary

*contribuir* contribute

*convencer* convince

*convenir* suit; *---- en* agree to, agree upon

*convento* _m._ convent

*conversación* _f._ conversation

*convicción* _f._ conviction

*cooperar* coöperate; *---- a ella* coöperate in it

*copa* _f._ crown (of a hat)

*copiante* _m. and f._ copyist

*copiar* copy

*Coralina* girl's name

*corazón* _m._ heart

*cordial* cordial

*coronar* crown

*coronel* _m._ colonel

*corrección* _f._ correction

*correr* run; *su corre ve y dile* (_now_ *correvedile* _or_ *correveidile*; _m. or f._) your fetch-and-carry

*corresponder* requite, love in return; belong

*correspondiente* corresponding

*corriente* current

*corte* _m._ cut, pattern

*corte* _f._ court; _pl._ Spanish Senate and Congress of Deputies

*cortedad* _f._ diffidence

*cortina* _f._ curtain

*cosa* _f._ thing, matter; anything

*coser* sew

*costa* _f._ cost

*costar* cost

*costumbre* _f._ custom

*cotorra* _f._ magpie

*cotorrita* _f. dim. of_ *cotorra*

*covachuelista, covachuelo,* _m._ familiar name given to an official in the service of a minister to the Crown (the offices where the secretaries worked were called *covachuelas*, little caves, because located in the vaults of the old royal palace)

*Creador* _m._ Creator, God

*crear* create

*crecido* (_pp. of_ *crecer* grow, increase) large

*credo* _m._ creed (prayer containing the articles of Christian belief); *hace un ----* a few minutes ago

*creer* believe; *ya lo creo* yes, to be sure

*crespo* crisp, curly

*criado (_pp. of_ *criar*) brought up; _m._ servant; _f._ servant

*criar* raise; rear, bring up

*criminal* criminal

*crisis* _f._ crisis

*cristal* _m._ glass; crystal

*cristiano* Christian

*crítica* _f._ criticism *crítico* _m._ critic

*crudo* raw

*cruel* cruel

*crueldad* _f._ cruelty

*cuadro* _m._ picture

*cual* which

*cualidad* _f._ quality

*cualquiera* any, any one

*cuando* when; *---- más* at most (_cf._ *a lo más*); *---- menos* at least

*cuanto* as, as much; whatever; *en ---- a* as for; as regards; *---- más pronto* the sooner; *---- más que* the more so as

*cuánto* how much

*cuarenta* forty

*cuarterón* _m._ quarter of a pound

*cuartillo* _m._ pint

*cuarto* _m._ quarter; fourth; room; flat

*cuatro* four

*cubrir* cover

*cucurucho* _m._ paper cone

*cuenta* _f._ account

*cuerpo* _m._ body; *---- de ejército* main body of an army

*cuestión* _f._ question

*cuidado* _m._ care, worry; *tener ---- con* worry; *---- que* I tell you, no mistake; _used as an exclam. with verb understood_ take care, be careful

*cuidar de* care, take care

*culpa* _f._ fault, blame

*cultivar* cultivate

*cumplido* _m._ compliment

*cumplir* fulfill; keep a promise

*cura* _m._ priest

*curiosear* watch, pry into others' affairs

*curiosidad* _f._ curiosity

*cuyo* whose

*charlar* chatter

*chasco* _m._ disappointment; trick

*chaveta* _f._ (_sometimes written_ *chabeta*) linchpin, key; *perder la ----* _fam. expression_ go crazy (_cf. English_ go to pieces)

*chico* little; _m._ boy; _f._ girl

*chichón* _m._ bump

*chisme* _m._ gossip

*chispear* sparkle; *---- gracias* sparkle with witticisms

*chiste* _m._ joke

*chistoso* funny, humorous

*chocolate* _m._ chocolate

*chocolatera* _f._ chocolate pot

*chuleta* _f._ chop

*Churubusco* Churubusco (small village near Mexico City whose central feature was the massive stone convent of San Pablo. A battle was won here by the American troops on August 20, 1847)

*dama* _f._ lady

*dar* give; cause; *---- a luz* publish; *---- en* (_with inf_.) take to; *---- la hora* strike the hour; *va a ---- algo* you are going to have an attack of some sort; *--se con la cabeza* bump one's head

*datar* date

*de* of; from; as; by; at; with; _with inf._ to

*deán* _m._ dean

*debajo de* underneath

*debelar* conquer

*deber* owe; ought; *debía resultar* must result

*debido* (_pp. of_ *deber*) due

*débil* weak

*debilitar* weaken

*decidir* decide

*decir* say, tell

*declaración* _f._ proposal of marriage

*decoro* _m._ decorum

*dedicar* dedicate

*dedo* _m._ finger; *---- meñique* little finger

*deducir* deduce

*defecto* _m._ defect

*defender* defend

*defensa* _f._ defense

*defensor* _m._ defender

*dejar* leave; let alone; allow; *---- en el tintero* leave out in writing; *---- de* (_with inf._) fail to

*delante* before

*delicioso* delightful

*demás: lo ----* the rest, the other; *los ----* the rest, the others

*demasiado* too; too much

*demonio* _m._ demon

*demostrar* show, indicate

*denominar* designate by name

*dentro* within, inside

*depender* depend

*derecho* straight; _m._ right

*derramar* shed

*desagradable* disagreeable

*desairar* slight, provoke, offend

*desaliento* _m._ discouragement

*desamar* cease to love

*desanimarse* become discouraged

*desarmar* disarm

*desastre* _m._ disaster

*desatar* untie, disarrange

*desatino* _m._ nonsense, folly

*desayunarse* take breakfast

*descansar* rest

*descanso* _m._ landing (of a staircase)

*desconocer* fail to recognize

*desconocido* (_pp. of_ *desconocer*) strange, unknown

*descoser* rip; open

*describir* describe

*descripción* _f._ description

*descubrir* discover, disclose

*descuidar* neglect; *----se* be neglectful

*descuido* _m._ carelessness

*desde* from; *---- luego* at once

*desear* desire, wish

*desembarazado* (_pp. of_ *desembarazar*) unhindered

*desempeñar* perform; *---- un papel* play a part

*desenamorarse* cease to be in love

*desencantar* disillusion

*desengañar* undeceive; *--se* find out one's mistake

*desengaño* _m._ disillusion; discovery of a mistake; *Calle de Desengaño* name of a street in Madrid

*desenlace* _m._ dénouement, ending (of a play or story)

*deseo* _m._ desire

*desesperación* _f._ desperation

*desesperar* despair; drive to despair

*desgarrar* tear

*desgracia* _f._ misfortune

*desgraciadamente* unfortunately

*desgraciado* unfortunate

*desheredar* disinherit

*desistir* desist

*deslealtad* _f._ disloyalty

*deslumbrado* (_pp. of_ *deslumbrar*) dazed, dazzled; undecided

*desmejorar* change (for the worse)

*desnudar(se)* undress

*desorden* _m._ disorder

*despachar* finish; *----se* be quick

*despacho* _m._ office

*despedir* dismiss

*despego* _m._ aversion, coldness

*despeñar* precipitate

*desperdiciar* fail to make use of; waste

*despertar(se)* awaken

*despojos* _m. pl._ remains

*después* after; afterwards; *---- de* (_with inf._) after

*desterrar* banish

*destierro* _m._ banishment

*destinar* destine

*destrozar* tear, destroy

*desván* _m._ attic

*desvelo* _m._ anxiety, watchful care

*desventurado* unfortunate

*detener(se)* stop

*determinar a* decide

*deuda* _f._ debt

*día* _m._ day; *hoy ----* nowadays; *el ---- menos pensado* unexpectedly; *buenos ----s* good morning

*diablo* _m._ devil

*diablura* _f._ deviltry, mischief

*diálogo* _m._ dialogue

*diario* daily

*dictar* dictate

*dicha* _f._ happiness

*dicho* (_pp. of_ *decir*) aforesaid; *lo ----* I mean it; enough said; _m._ legal promise of marriage

*dichoso* happy

*Dieguito* Jimmy

*diez* ten

*diferencia* _f._ difference

*diferente* different

*difícil* difficult

*dificultad* _f._ difficulty

*digerir* digest

*dignamente* worthily, suitably

*dignidad* _f._ dignity

*digno* worthy

*dinero* _m._ money

*Dios* _m._ God; *por ----* for heaven's sake

*diplomático* _m._ diplomat; _adj._ diplomatic

*dirección* _f._ executive board

*dirigir* address; *--se* go (toward)

*discernir* discern, distinguish

*disculpar* excuse

*discurso* _m._ course, space of time

*discutir* discuss

*disfrutar* enjoy

*disparate* _m._ nonsense; foolish remark

*dispensa* _f._ dispensation

*disponer* dispose, arrange

*disposición* _f._ disposal

*disputo* _m._ dispute

*distinguido* (_pp. of_ *distinguir*) distinguished

*distinto* different

*distraer* distract

*diversión* _f._ amusement

*diverso* various

*divertido* (_pp. of_ *divertir*) amusing

*divinamente* divinely

*doblar* bend

*docena* _f._ dozen

*dócil* docile

*doler* pain

*dominante* dominant

*Domingo* Dominic, the black slave in Bernardin de Saint-Pierre's story "Paul et Virginie" (Paul and Virginia)

*Dominus* (_Latin_) Lord; *---- tecum* _Latin salutation meaning_ the Lord be with thee

*don* _m._ Spanish title used only with a gentleman's Christian ame (_abbreviated_ *D.*)

*don* _m._ gift

*doncella* _f._ maid

*donde* where

*dónde* where (_interrog._)

*doña* _f._ Spanish title used only with a lady's Christian name (_more commonly used in addressing or speaking of a married lady, but as a mark of formality the title may be applied to a lady who is unmarried_)

*dorar* gild

*dormido* (_pp. of_ *dormir*) sleepy, dreamy

*dormir* sleep; *----se* go to sleep

*dos* two

*dote* _m. and f._ gift, quality; dowry

*dramático* dramatic

*dramaturgo* _m._ dramatist

*ducado* _m._ ducat

*duda* _f._ doubt

*dudar* doubt

*duende* _m._ fairy, ghost

*durante* during

*duro* _m._ dollar; _adj._ hard

*e* and

*eclesiástico* ecclesiastical

*economía* _f._ economy

*echar* throw; throw out; put; pour; *---- mano a* seize; *haberse echado el alma atrás* be lost to a sense of duty; *---- por tierra* outdo, overcome; _fig._ gainsay

*edad* _f._ age

*edición* _f._ edition

*Eduardo* Edward

*educación* _f._ breeding, education

*educar* educate

*efecto* _m._ effect; *en ----* in fact; really; at any rate

*eficaz* efficacious

*efímero* ephemeral

*ejemplo* _m._ example

*ejército* _m._ army

*el, la, lo,* _pl._ *los, las,* the

*él, ella, ello,* _pl._ *ellos, ellas,* he; she; it; him; her; they; them; *ello es* it is a fact

*elección* _f._ choice

*elegancia* _f._ elegance

*elegante* elegant

*elemento* _m._ element

*elogiar* praise

*elogio* _m._ eulogy

*embargo* _m._ embargo; *sin ----, sin ---- de,* notwithstanding; *sin ---- de que* notwithstanding the fact that

*embromar* joke, tease

*embustero* _m._ liar, cheat

*embutido* _m._ inlaid work

*emigrado* _m._ political exile

*Emilia Galotti* title of a play by Lessing

*emoción* _f._ emotion

*empacho* _m._ bashfulness, embarrassment

*empeñarse en* insist; intercede

*empeño* _m._ determination, insistence

*empezar* begin

*empleado* _m._ employee; office-*holder

*emplear* employ; spend; use

*empleo* _m._ employment

*emporcar* soil

*emprender* begin, undertake

*empresario* _m._ manager (of a theater)

*en* in; on; (_after such verbs as_ *pensar*) of

*enamorado* (_pp. of_ *enamorarse*) enamored, in love; _m._ lover

*enamorarse de* fall in love

*encaje* _m._ lace

*encajera* _f._ lacemaker

*encantador* charming

*encaramar(se)* perch

*encargado de negocios* _m._ chargé d'affaires

*encargar* intrust; *----se* take charge; *----se del mando* assume command

*encargo* _m._ charge; request

*encender* light

*encerado* (_pp. of_ *encerar* wax) _m._ oilcloth, oilskin

*encerrar* shut up; shut in; lock up

*encierro* _m._ confinement

*encontrar* find, meet; *----se con* meet

*encuentro* _m._ meeting

*enemigo* _m._ enemy

*enfadar* make angry; *----se* become angry

*enfermedad* _f._ illness, sickness

*enfermo* sick

*enfrascar* bottle up; *----se* be absorbed; be deeply interested in

*enfrente* in front; opposite

*engañar* deceive

*engendrar* beget; form

*engullir* devour

*enhorabuena* _adv._ well and good

*enlace* _m._ union

*enojado* (_pp. of_ *enojar*) provoked, annoyed

*enojo* _m._ anger

*enorme* enormous

*ensalada* _f._ salad

*ensalzar* exalt

*ensangrentarse* rail offensively; *---- con* rail against

*enseñanza* _f._ teaching

*enseñar* teach; show

*entablar* make ready

*entender* understand

*enteramente* entirely