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tropel, _m._, noise, bustle, confusion; troop, troops, body, crowd.
tropezar, to stumble (con, upon).
trote, _m._, trot; tomar el --, to run away, make off.
trovador, _m._, troubadour.
trozo, _m._, piece, slice.
trueno, _m._, thunderclap, burst of thunder.
trueque, _m._, exchange; a -- de, in exchange for.
truhan, _m._, buffoon, clown.
tu, thy, your.
tu, thou, you.
tubo, _m._, tube, pipe.
tumba, _f._, tomb, grave, sepulcher.
tumbo, _m._, tumble, fall; somersault; dar --s, to tumble; whirl head
over heels.
tumulto, _m._, tumult, noise, clamor.
tumultuosamente, tumultuously.
tunica, _f._, tunic, (flowing) garment, gown.
tupido, -a, _adj. pp. of_ tupir, dense, densely twining.
turba, _f._, crowd.
turbacion, _f._, confusion, trouble.
turbar, to disturb, trouble, confuse, alarm, startle.
turbio, -a, turbid, muddy, disturbed, troubled.
turco, _m._, Turk.
turqui, adj., used _only in the expression_ azul --, dark blue,
indigo.
tuyo, -a, yours, thine; el --, la tuya, yours, thine.
U
u (before o- _and_ ho-), or.
ufano, -a, proud.
ultimamente, finally, ultimately.
ultimo, -a, last; este --, the latter; hasta lo --, to the utmost;
por --, at last, finally.
ultraje, _m._, outrage, insult, affront.
umbral, _m._, threshold; lintel.
umbria, _f._, dense thicket.
un, una, a, an; _pl._, some.
uncir, to yoke, harness.
unicamente, only, solely, merely.
unico, -a, only, sole; el --, the only one.
unido, -a, _adj. pp. of_ unir, united, smooth; mal --, rough, uneven.
unir, to unite, join; _refl._, to unite, join, touch.
uno, -a, one; _pl._, some; (hasta) --s cien, (up to) about a hundred.
uno, una, _pron._, one, some one, a person; (el) -- y (el) otro, both.
unto, _m._, ointment.
usar, to use.
usarced, _contr. of_ vuestra merced (_antiquated_), you.
uso, _m._, use.
usted, _contr. of_ vuestra merced, you.
usura, _f._, usury.
util, useful.
V
vaciar, to empty.
vacilante, staggering, unsteady.
vacilar, to vacillate, stagger, sway, reel; waver, doubt, hesitate.
vacio, -a, empty, void, free; _subst._ _m._, space, void.
vagar, to wander, saunter, flit, hover.
vago, -a, vague.
vaina, _f._, scabbard.
valentia, _f._, boasting.
valer, to be worth, be valuable, be responsible for; mas vale incomodo
que ninguno, better comfortless quarters than, none at all; _refl._,
to avail oneself (of), make use (of).
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