bare-chested (see Molina)
to work the land in preparation for planting it (see Molina)
a person with indigestion (see Molina)
a person who is unpleasant, angry, and a complainer (see Molina)
to take recreation and amuse oneself (see Molina)
a person who takes recreation and amuses him or herself (see Molina)
one who is repentant, embarrassed (see Molina)
a peach tree (partly a loanword from Spanish, melocotón, peach; see Molina)
a field of melons (partially a loanword from Spanish, melón (see Molina); milpa is milli with a directional suffix
missing the breast, or having the breast cut off, uncovered, or bare; can be said of a fowl (see Molina and dictionaries defining despechugar)
a quince tree (partially a loanword from Spanish;, membrillo, quince; see Molina)
quince (the fruit) (a loanword from Spanish)
to carry loads on one's back (see Molina; see also our entry, mama)