Tequila Worm: Chapter 1 Flashcards

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Vocabulary Notes

Catfish: A type of fish characterized by the absence of scales and long barbels resembling cat whiskers, known in Spanish as el bagre or el pez gato.
Onyx: A black mineral commonly used as a gemstone in jewelry, referred to as ónix in Spanish.
Conjured: The act of summoning or bringing into existence as if through magic, translated to Spanish as conjurado.
Inherited: Characteristics or traits passed down through family generations, described in Spanish as heredado/a.
Homesickness: A strong desire to return home, known in Spanish as la nostalgia.
Trembling: A slight and irregular vibration or shake, termed tembloroso in Spanish.
Collapsed: Describes something that has fallen in or caved in on itself; translated to Spanish as caído or en colapso.
Gradually: Indicates a slow, step-by-step process, expressed in Spanish as poco a poco.
Selfish: Refers to being primarily concerned with one's own interests, translated to Spanish as egoísta.
Nibble: The action of gently biting or taking small bites from something, noted as mordisquear in Spanish.
Mouth watering: Describes something that looks or smells so delicious it is tempting, known in Spanish as para chuparse los dedos.
Permission: The approval required to do something, referred to in Spanish as el permiso.
Absorbed: Indicates being deeply engaged or preoccupied with something, expressed in Spanish as absorto.
Howled: The loud, wailing cry usually associated with dogs or wolves, translated to Spanish as aulló.
Miraculously: Pertaining to events or occurrences that are extraordinary and seem to defy normal expectations, described in Spanish as milagrosamente.

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Dive into the vocabulary of 'Tequila Worm' with these flashcards from Chapter 1. Each card features a word, its definition, and translations to enhance your learning experience. Perfect for mastering essential terms from the book.