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fit of temper    {n} rabieta   {f}  
franticness    {n} rabieta  
huff    {n} rabieta   {f}  
miff    {n} rabieta   {f}  
paddy rabieta  
pet rabieta  
petulant outburst of bad temper    {n} rabieta   {f}  
tantrum    {n} rabieta   {f}  
tantrum    {n} rabieta   {f}  
temper tantrum    {n} rabieta   {f}  
Violent, fretting impatience.    {f. (Coll.)} rabieta  
rabific    {adj} rabífico  
frigate bird    {n} rabihorcado   {m}  
Frigate bird, or frigate pelican.    {m. (Orn.)} rabihorcado  
man-of-war bird    {n} rabihorcado   {m}  
man-of-war hawk    {n} rabihorcado   {m}  
war bird    {n} rabihorcado   {m}  
tropic bird    {n} rabijunco   {m}  
Allison's tuna    {n} rabil   {m}  
autumn albacore    {n} rabil   {m}  
Thunnus albacares    {n} rabil   {m}  
yellowfin tuna    {n} rabil   {m}  
yellow-finned tuna    {n} rabil   {m}  
Long-tailed; having a long train.    {a.} rabilarga  
long-tailed    {adj} rabilargo  
Long-tailed; having a long train.    {a.} rabilargo  
(dim.) Little tail.    {n} rabillo  
corner rabillo  
footstalk    {n} rabillo  
little tail rabillo  
Mildew on the stalk of corn.    {n} rabillo  
peduncle rabillo  
small tail    {n} rabillo   {m}  
stalk    {n} rabillo   {m}  
stem    {n} rabillo   {m}  
strap    {n} rabillo   {m}  
tab    {n} rabillo   {m}  
tip    {n} rabillo  
corner of one's eye rabillo del ojo  
a city in Baja Verapaz, Guatemala    {n} Rabinal  
Rabbinical.    {a.} rabínica  
pertaining to Jewish laws and teachings    {adj} rabínico  
pertaining to rabbis    {adj} rabínico  
rabbinic    {adj} rabínico  
Rabbinical.    {a.} rabínico  
rabbinism    {n} rabinismo   {m}  
Rabbinism.    {n} rabinismo  
Rabbinist.    {com} rabinista  
Jewish religious leader    {n} rabino   {m}  
Jewish teacher or scholar    {n} rabino   {m}  
rabbi    {n} rabino   {m}  
rabbin    {n} rabino   {m}  
rapid    {n} rabión   {f}  
riffle    {n} rabión   {m}  
section of a river with a swift current    {n} rabión   {f}  
shoot    {n} rabión   {m}  
enraged    {adj} rabiosa  
furious    {adj} rabiosa  
rabid    {adj} rabiosa  
Rabid, mad: applied to dogs and other brutes.    {a.} rabiosa  
angrily    {adv} rabiosamente  
energetically    {adv} rabiosamente  
furiously    {adv} rabiosamente  
Furiously, outrageously, madly, ragingly.    {adv.} rabiosamente  
tempestuously    {adv} rabiosamente  
violently    {adv} rabiosamente  
wrathfully    {adv} rabiosamente  
angry    {adj} rabioso  
enraged    {adj} rabioso  
furibund    {adj} rabioso  
furious    {adj} rabioso  
gaudy    {adj} rabioso  
irate    {adj} rabioso  
loud    {adj} rabioso  
mad    {adj} rabioso  
rabid    {adj} rabioso  
Rabid, mad: applied to dogs and other brutes.    {a.} rabioso  
rabietic    {adj} rabioso  
raging    {adj} rabioso  
raving    {adj} rabioso  
terrible    {adj} rabioso  
violent    {adj} rabioso  
with rabies    {adj} rabioso  
Ocyurus chrysurus    {n} rabirrubia   {f}  
yellowtail snapper    {n} rabirrubia   {f}  
Pert, smart, forward, saucy, impudent    {m. (Coll.)} rabisalsera  
scut    {n} rabito   {m}  
(Naut.) End, tip of anything, particularly the tapering end of a rope.    {n} rabiza  
Point of a fishing-rod, to which the line is fastened.    {n} rabiza  
All instruments to cut velvet in the loom.    {n} rabo  
corner rabo  
end    {n} rabo   {m}  
scut    {n} rabo   {m}  
short tail (like that of a rabbit)    {n} rabo   {m}  
stalk rabo  
stem rabo  
tail    {n} rabo   {m}  
tail    {n} rabo   {m}  
Tail of animals: applied to certain animals, as pigs, etc. instead of cola.    {n} rabo  
Tail, the lower, back, or hind part of anything; train.    {n} rabo