I leave you with a list of rare words with their meaning, a series of unusual terms, technicalities, colloquialisms that most of them are in disuse and that perhaps you did not even know existed.
I hope this extensive list will surprise you, help you learn more about the great linguistic variety that the Spanish language has and, why not, help you expand your vocabulary.
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-Fading: that cannot be withered.
-Vate: I guess, poet.
-Penseque: error born of lightness, carelessness or lack of meditation.
-Mesticia: affliction, grief, sadness.
-Mazorral: rude, rude, coarse.
-Mandanga: phlegm, indolence, delay. It is also used to refer to nonsense or stories.
-Obito: death of a person.
-Aurora: soft pink light that appears before the sun rises.
-Columbrar: to spot, to see something from afar without distinguishing it well.
-Rauco: hoarse, hoarse.
-Quiescent: that is inactive, still, without movement.
-Night-man: a related person who is usually more active at night.
-Bad: rotten or corrupted.
-Attention: subtlety, sharpness, liveliness.
-Yerto: stiff, rigid, rough.
-Frenzy: furious delirium.
-Vetusto: extremely old, outdated.
-Obice: obstacle, hindrance, impediment.
-Osculo: kiss of respect or affection.
-Inquina: aversion, ill will.
-Horrura: scum, vile and despicable thing; garbage.
-Popar: despise or despise someone.
-Argayo: landslide and stones on the side of a mountain.
-Lighting: pure, without stain or defect.
-Jámparo: boat, boat, canoe.
-Archids: peanuts, peanuts.
-Bahorrina: dirt; Disgusting things mixed in dirty water. Also used to refer to a group of mean people.
-Pergeñar: have or execute something with more or less skill.
-Bagual: lacking in civility or culture, rude.
-Tabarra: discomfort caused by something heavy and insistent.
-Enteralgia: medical term for acute intestinal pain.
-Tarambana: crazy person, of little judgment
-Socolor: pretext and appearance to conceal and cover up the motive or purpose of an action.
-Stinging: sensation similar to that caused by burn.
-Etéreo: something alien to this world.
-Bureo: entertainment, fun.
-Serendipia: unexpected and fortunate finding derived from looking for something different.
-Piruja: young woman, free and outspoken. It is also used as a synonym for prostitute or easy.
-Berraco: great person, strong, out of the ordinary, audacious, enterprising and motivated.
-Burdégano: animal resulting from the cross between a horse and an ass.
-Parejón: hysteria in man.
-Vituper: disgrace, offense, insult, slander.
-Proceloso: stormy, stormy, stormy.
-Capigorrón: idle and vagabond.
-Preterir: to ignore a person or thing.
-Circunspect: a prudent, serious, decent and measured person in the face of circumstances.
-Fúcar: very rich man and farmer.
-Efimer: temporary or short-lived.
-Melifluous: excessively soft, sweet or delicate sound.
-Caler: something that is necessary, something necessary.
-Inmeasurable: something so big and / or that it is not possible to measure it.
-Barbián: easygoing, gallant, daring person.
-Agibílibus: skillful, ingenious and mischievous person to function in life.
-Bahúno: rude or mean person.
-Vejar: mistreat, annoy, persecute someone, harm him or make him suffer.
-Geek: extravagant, weird, eccentric person.
-Verberar: whipping, whipping, punishing with whipping.
-Zaragutear: confuse, entangle, do things with inexperience and run over.
-Acmé: culminating moment, peak or maximum.
-Oíslo: husband; dear and esteemed person.
-Filis: ability, grace and delicacy in doing or saying things.
-Licurge: intelligent, cunning, skillful.
-Lepar: take someone's property with deception or violence.
-Pastrano: which is crude or badly done.
-Rose: numb from cold.
-Obreption: False narration of a fact, which is made to the superior to get or get from him a rescript, employment or dignity to hide the impediment to its achievement.
-Broza: vegetable waste.
-Barrenado: that has disturbed his mental faculties.
-To advocate: defend an idea or thing that is considered useful or adequate.
-Expedite: person who is prompt or quick to act.
-Corito: naked or in leathers.
-Plepa: person or animal with many physical or moral defects; annoying or annoying thing.
-Bragas: a man who is easily dominated or persuaded, especially by his wife.
-Handle: ambidextrous, using both hands.
-Figón: a low-class house, where things to eat are cooked and sold.
-Impender: spend money, spend it, invest it.
-Caletre: skill, discernment, ability.
-Noctívago: person who likes to go out or wander at night.
-Fiemo: manure.
-Tocio / tozo: dwarf or short.
-Hominicaco: a cowardly man with bad character.
-Basca: craving, desire to vomit.
-Repoy: reject, repudiate.
-Abuhado: swollen, groggy or pale, having a bad color.
-Nesciencia: ignorance, stupidity, lack of science.
-Mandilón: man of little spirit and coward.
-Inenarrable: something difficult to describe.
-Diserto: who speaks with ease and abundance of arguments.
-Esplín: melancholy, boredom and deep boredom of life.
-Mugor: mold, grime, mucus.
-Belitre: rogue, rogue, rascal.
-Commendation: High praise.
-Jayán: person of great stature, robust and of many forces.
-Ochavo: lacking value, also used to refer to the eighth of an integer.
-Buido: sharp.
-Ampo: resplendent whiteness.
-Lenguaraz: who dominates two or more languages.
-Synergy: action of two or more causes whose effect is greater than the sum of the individual effects.
-Luminescence: property that allows an object to emit a dim but perceptible light in the dark.
-Mengua: poverty, need and scarcity of something.
-Zahorí: insightful and scrutinizing person, who easily discovers or guesses what other people think or feel.
-Panoli: simple and easy to fool.
-Stult: fool, stupid, fool.
-Philophobia: fear of falling in love
-Cancre: cancerous or malignant tumor.
-War: stingy man, miser, usurer.
-Uxoricide: death caused to the woman by her husband.
-Memez: simplicity, mindlessness.
-Abarse: get out of the way or clear the way.
-Álveo: mother of a river or stream.
-Pacho: indolent.
-Fishing: sharpness, insight.
-Adir: expressly accept an inheritance.
-Vilification: contempt, lack of esteem, denigration of someone or something.
-Elation: haughtiness, presumption, arrogance.
-Esguín: salmon farming that has not yet left the rivers to the sea.
-Napia: nose of a person, especially when it is disproportionate.
-Lena: vigor.
-Ambrosia: something divine, a delicacy, a delight.
-Cutre: stingy, miserable, careless, dirty.
-Scaramujo: wild rose.
-Canchal: rock, site of large stones.
- Author: person who favors and helps another.
-Crapuloso: scoundrel.
-Recancamusa: trick or device to cover up a deception.
-Aciberate: pulverize, grind.
-Alijarar: distribute land for cultivation.
-Catatar: enchant, fascinate.
-Tiliche: trinket, gadget, bujeria.
-Cancanear: to wander, wander or walk without a specific object.
-Chupópteron: person who, without providing effective services, receives one or more salaries.
-Añascar: gradually gather small things of little value.
-Dysosmia: a condition that makes it difficult to perceive odors.
-Palliate: cover up, hide, co-honest, justify something.
-Fusco: dark; pistol or handgun.
-Iridiscence: optical phenomenon that makes the light vary, resembling the rainbow or generating said tonalities.
-Floreo: saying or vain and superfluous conversation.
-Chontal: rustic and uneducated person.
-Dubio: what is questionable.
-Filfa: lie, deception, false news.
-Guedeja: long hair.
-Lezne: that easily falls apart or disintegrates.
-Badén: depression or channel that is made in a road to give way to a short flow of water.
-Ribaldo: rogue, rogue
-Testera: front or main facade of something. It is also used to refer to the head.
-Cubil: den of beasts.
-Carmacal: old and ailing person.
-Empanado: when you are on the moon, groggy. The one who does not know anything.
-Zamujo: this is said to a person who is shameful, withdrawn or not very talkative.
-Manducar: eat food.
-Zaborro: chubby man or boy.
-Vilordo: lazy, slow.
-Fragor: thunderous noise.
-Aureo: similar to gold or gold.
-Mollear: Do a thing yield or bend by force or pressure.
-Culamen: ass, buttocks, rear.
-Finta: gesture of feint that is made with the intention of deceiving someone.
-Usgo: disgust, disgust.
-Limerencia: involuntary state of romantic attraction towards a person, with the desire to be reciprocated in the same way.
-Grandevo: very old or elderly person.
-Lato: dilated, extended.
-Baldon: injury, affront, injury.
-Abracadabrante: very surprising and disconcerting.
-Carraña: anger, anger.
-Exulting: Show joy, joy, satisfaction.
-Rolling up your sleeves: lifting the sleeves of clothing or energetically resolving something.
-Secatura: bland, annoying.
-Verbigracia: fact or said that is mentioned to exemplify.
-Pistar: crush, apprehend something or get the juice out of it.
-Vulpino: that referring to or resembling foxes.
-Aporrar: remain without an answer or speechless.
-Ineffable: something so incredible that it cannot be explained in words.
-Hardness: strength, strength or vigor.
-Balandro: scream, scream or frightening voice.
-Carpanta: violent hunger.
-Epulón: man who eats and gives himself a lot.
-Confute: convincingly contest the opposite opinion.
-Asnear: speak or act foolishly.
-Nubile: person who is of marriageable age.
-Syndéresis: discretion, natural ability to judge correctly.
-Apandar: Pillar, catch, catch.
-Paguro: hermit.
-Occlusion: obstruction of a duct.
-Nefelibata: used to refer to a dreamer who seems to be oblivious to reality.
-Cócora: impertinent and annoying person too much.
-Mandria: timid, useless and of little or no value.
-Arpar: scratch or tear with the nails; make strips or pieces something.
-Pescudar: find out, ask.
-Baruca: entanglement or artifice to prevent the effect of something.
-Barzón: lazy and idle person, who does not like to work.
-Gandara: low land, uncultivated and full of weeds.
-Pelanas: useless and despicable person.
-Sandio: foolish or simple
-Gurdo: fool, simple, foolish.
-Sidereal: sidereal, belonging to the stars.
-Pésete: a kind of oath or curse.
-Epistaxis: nosebleed.
-Cafila: group or multitude of people, animals or things, especially those that are in motion and go one after another.
-Parné: money, property, wealth, goods of any kind.
-Venustez: perfect or very graceful beauty.
-Taciturn: person who is generally quiet or silent.
-Fistol: cunning and sagacious man, particularly in the game.
-Bresca: honeycomb.
-Pravo: perverse, evil and of damaged customs.
-Contumacy: tenacity and hardness in maintaining an error.
-Sicofanta: impostor, slanderer.
-Endino: bad, unworthy, perverse.
-Protervo: perverse, stubborn in evil.
-Vagamundo: an itinerant person, who goes from one place to another in the world, wandering and without a fixed address.
-Amover: destroy, lay down something of your job or destiny.
-Adarvar: astonish, stun.
-Bienquisto: of good reputation and generally esteemed.
-Pigre: slow, negligent, lazy.
-Trolero: liar, liar.
-Eternal: something of indefinite duration, perpetual.
- Eyelid: duck squawk.
-Nantar: increase, increase, multiply.
-Epiphany: moment of a surprising revelation.
-Ataraxia: deep and conscious tranquility, serenity, absence of disturbances.
-Toroso: Strong, robust and muscular.
-Parvific: scarce, short and miserable in spending.
-Avezar: acquire a custom or habit.
-Draw: write without a specific subject or objective, scribble.
-Andrómina: lie, entanglement.
-Ulular: screaming or yelling.
-Flagrant: something that burns or glows like fire.
-Jindama: fear, cowardice.
-Mitomania: addiction to lying.
-Estro: stimulus, ardor, inspiration. It is also used to refer to heat in mammals.
-Zolocho: simple, goofy, dazed or not expeditious.
-Achares: jealousy, restlessness.
-Demerged: dejected, sunk.
-Petricor: name given to the smell of rain when it falls on dry soils.
-Papahuevos: bobalicón or peasant.
-Acharar: cause shame, redden, annoy, disturb.
-Charrán: rude and rascal person.
-Ajotar: harass, incite, incite.
-Alacrity: joy and readiness of mind to do something.
-Alalo: mute, deprived of speech.
-Isagoge: introduction or preamble.
-Zafio: it is said like this to a person who is rude or coarse in his manners, or lacking in tact in his behavior.
-Cause: high and temporary fever without serious consequences.
-Arrebol: acquisition of the reddish tone of the clouds when illuminated by sunlight.
-Bonhomía: simplicity, goodness and honesty of character and behavior.
-Ignominia: infamy, affront, folly.
-Pánfilo: candid, silly, slow to act.
-Tuitive: that guards, protects and defends.
-Miriñaque: jewel of little value that is used for decoration or entertainment.
-Perennial: something that does not stop, that is not interrupted.
-Abstruse: difficult to understand.
-Maulón: tricky or lazy person.
-Dicaz: who speaks with ease and grace, sharp and humorously biting.
-Apapachar: caress the soul, hug.
-Receal: fear, distrust or suspect.
-Ambedo: melancholic trance in which only attention is paid to the raindrops, the wind or heat that touches the hands.
-Ablation: removal of any organ or part of the body.
-Pursuit: investigate, search for something carefully and diligently.
-Salaz: very inclined to lust.
-Badomy: said or fact devoid of meaning; a nonsense.
-Retrouvailles: joy of meeting someone again after a long time.
-Esténtor: man with a powerful voice.
-Gafe: person who has or brings bad luck.
-Deprecar: to beg, ask, plead with efficiency or instance.
-Ambigú: buffet. Table with set of hors d'oeuvres and saucers.
-Louth: impregnated with water, wet.
-Proficuous: profitable, advantageous, favorable.
-Ululato: clamor, lament, scream.
-Cucar: wink the eye. It is also used to refer to teasing or teasing.
-Picio: as you say to an extremely ugly person.
-Acarpus: that does not bear fruit.
-Camota: head in a humorous sense.
-Befar: mocking or mocking someone.
-Alfolí: barn, salt store.
-Onírico: which refers to dreams.
-Jipiar: sing with a voice similar to a moan.
-Cerracatín: stingy and miserable person.
-Superfluous: left over or not necessary.
-Mimbrar: overwhelm, annoy, humiliate.
-Coluvie: sheaf of rogues or lost people.
-Orate: person who lacks or has lost his mind. Also used as a synonym for crazy.
-Vulturno: discomfort or suffocation produced by something that offends, bothers or embarrasses.
-Heñir: knead the dough with your fists.
-Dischange: undo a trade or exchange.
-Modrego: Clumsy subject, dirty, talkative and without skill or grace at all.
-Recejar: go back, retreat.