Vamos andando, 89, 18, let's be getting along, let's be making haste. Andarín, m., fast walker, nimble fellow, 85, 10, 85, 29.

anfitrión, m., host.

ángel, m., angel.

angosto, ta, adj., narrow; tight, close-fitting, scant, 41, 12. angustia, f., anguish.

angustiado, da, adj., heart-broken, 93, 8. anillo, m., ring.

animación, f., animation, liveliness. animado, da, adj., living, animated. animal, m., animal, 13, 22.

Ánimas, fpl., the tolling of a bell, to announce prayers for souls in purgatory; usually shortly after sunset. See note to 8, 14.

anoche, adv., last night.

ansiar, v. a. , to long for, to desire, 34, 13. ante, prep. , before, in the presence of. antecesor, m., predecessor.

Antecristo, m., Antichrist.

Anteo, m. npr. , Antaeus. anterior, adj., preceding, 15, 5.

antes, adv., before, beforehand; sooner, the sooner, 47, 5; rather. 163 antes de, prep., before.

antes de que, conj., before, 60, 13, 93, 14. antes que, conj., before; rather than, 69, 16. anticipación, f., anticipation;

habían llegado con bastante —, 45, 4, had arrived considerably ahead, before.

anticiparse, v. refl., to forestall, 108, 21.

anticuado, da, adj., antiquated, grown old; 25, 3, discarded; 91, 24, former, old-time.

antigüedad, f., antiquity, 13, 23.

antiguo, gua, adj., old, 58, 25; old-time, former, 91, 24.

antojarse, v. refl., used only in the third person, to wish, to be pleasing; como se te antoje, 36, 30, as you will, any way you please. antonomasia, f., antonomasia.

anunciar, v. a., to inform, to declare, 72, 29. añadir, v. a., to add.

año, m., year;

al —, 11, 21, by the year, in the course of the year; tener cuarenta —s, to be forty years old. apagar, v. a., to extinguish, to put out.

aparato, m., preparation, 70, 8. apareado, da, adj., paired, 124, 5. aparecer, v. n., to appear, to show oneself.

aparejar, v. a., to prepare, to get ready; to saddle, 57, 17, 65, 11. aparición, f., appearance, 105, 10.

apartar, v. a., to put aside, to push aside, push away, 109, 14; pp. apartada, 99, 14, standing aside, apart;

—se, v. refl., to go aside, turn aside, turn from, 67, 26. aparte, adv., apart, aside, 96, 5.

apearse, v. refl., to dismount, to get down, 67, 9. apegado, da, adj., attached, clinging, devoted, 6, 20. apenas, adv., scarcely.

apéndice, m., appendix, 28, 2.

aplacerse, v. refl., to take pleasure, 104, 26. aplicar, v. a., to apply, 97, 17.

apoderado, m., plenipotentiary, 106, 9.

apoderarse, v. refl., to gain possession, to get into one's power (de). aposento, m., room, 69, 23.

apoyar, v. a., to lean, to rest, 35., 19. apreciar, v. a., to reckon.

aprecio, m., esteem, 17, 13. apremiante, adj., urgent, 62, 23.

apresurarse, v. refl., to hasten, to make haste, 39, 1.

aprovechar, v. a., to take advantage of, to make use of, to turn to account, to profit by, 41, 5, etc. 164

apuntar, v. a. , to aim at, to cover. apurar, v. a., to drain, 63, 20.

apuro, m., trouble, trial, difficulty, need, 36, 16. aquel, —lla, adj. dem., that.

aquél, —lla, pron., that, the former. aquello, neuter, that.

aquí, adv., here;

por —, 34, 6, here, hereabouts;

por —, 47, 4, 64, 20, this way, in this direction; cf. tomar.

Archena, f., Archena (town of Spain, on the Segura, 16 miles N. W. of Murcia).

arder, v. n., to burn, to glow, 70, 2. ardid, m., deceit, deception, 61, 9. argentino, na , adj., silvery. aristocrático, ca, adj., aristocratic, 26, 5. arma, f., weapon; pl.

—s, arms; cf. descansar.

armarse, v. refl., to break out, to begin, 99, 7, 126, 9. arqueado, da, adj., bent, bowed;

piernas arqueadas, 25, 23, bow-legs, bandy-legs. arracada, f., pendant, earring, 16, 9.

arranque, m., arch, curve, 16, 4. arrastrar, v. a., to drag, 118, 4, 79, 16; cf. sacar.

¡arre! interj., get up! (call used to draught animals) tit. IX. arrear, v. a., (cf.

arre) to drive, to urge (horses, etc.), 60, 4, 82, 15. arrebatar, v. a., to snatch, 50, 1.

arreglar, v. a., to arrange, 30, 7, 96, 6, 105, 4. arremangar, v. a., to pull up the sleeves; pp.

arremangado, with brazo, 15, 28, uncovered, bare, short-sleeved. arrestado, da, adj., confined, in custody, 122, 9.

arrestar, v. a., to arrest, 79, 7. arriba, adv., above, upward; piso de —, 77, 9, upper story; de — abajo, 80, 7, up and down. arriesgar, v. a., to risk. arrimar, v. a., to lean;

le arrimó una bofetada, 119, 10, dealt him a blow; pp. arrimado, 118, 11, leaning;

—se, v. refl., to lean, 96, 21.

arriscado, da, adj., bold, dashing, 102, 15. arroba, f., see note to 126, 5.

arrogante, adj., arrogant, proud, applied to stature, 14, 13. arrogantemente , adv., boldly, impertinently, 108, 17. arrojar, v. a., to throw, to throw down.

arrollar, v. a., to roll up, 37, 9. arrugado, da, adj., wrinkled, 25, 28. 165

arruinarse , v. refl., to become bankrupt, to be ruined, 12, 16. artero, ra, adj., sly, crafty, 26, 4.

artísticamente, adv., artistically. asado, da, adj., roasted, roast. asador, m., spit.

asalto, m., assault, storm, storming, 15, 15.

asegurar, v. a. , to secure, to make fast, to fasten, 65, 13. asesinar , v. a., to assassinate, to murder, to kill. asesino, m., assassin, murderer.

así, adv., thus, so;

—... como, as well... as, both... and;

— que, when.

asiento , m., seat, place, 34, 9. asistir, v. n., to be present, to attend. asmático, ca, adj., asthmatic.

asomar, v. a., to show, to thrust out, to project, 38, 24; pp. asomada, 100, 5, leaning from, appearing at; v. refl., asomarse a, 64, 8, to lean over.

asombrarse, v. refl., to be astonished.

asombro, m., astonishment, 95, 20. asomo, m., suspicion, conjecture;

ni por —, 6, 7, not in their wildest dreams; 90, 17, don't dream of it. astuto, ta, adj., astute, 90, 7.

asuntillo, m., little matter, little affair, 63, 2. asunto, m., matter, business;

— reservado, private matter, secret matter, 56, 20;