Spaniards

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A really good looking type of guy, generally with dark hair and eyes, who speaks spanish and lives in spain Urban Dictionary

Person from Spain, one of the greatest European empires of all times. The word usually brings to mind the feared Spanish 'conquistadores' who conquered and colonized large part of the American continent, and turned Spain into the world's number one world potency for several centuries. Urban Dictionary

What everybody in Europe want to be because they know that we, Spaniards, are the most partying, funny, good-looking and cool people and our country has the best beaches, tapas and night life. Urban Dictionary

People from Spain, not other Spanish-speaking countries. They don't look as people from South-America, they look, and in fact they are, Europeans white skin but usually dark haired. These people love partying, having "botellón" (drinking on the street), rampage, etc. Sometimes they have fun by doing/watching cruel things like bullfights, fights, smash public stuff like benches, shopwindows, etc. They all go to University and they're one of the best professionals in medicine. They are really good at bed, doin' it like strong&brave bulls The best are maybe the ones from Andalusia, see Andalusia Urban Dictionary

The best people ever. Why? No reasons. We just are. Urban Dictionary

One of the best ethnicities to be. Great and sophisticated people who will always have my good respect. Urban Dictionary

If you met my mother you'd think spaniards to be the crassest, meanest people in the world. if you met me you'd think spaniards were the coolest people ever. one common misconception of people from spain is that they look like mexicans. Urban Dictionary

People with ancestors from spain. They are light white skinned, usually have dark hair and blue, green, or grey eyes. They are very athletic and fit. Spaniards are part Erupeon. Bieng a Spaniard is not an insult. Some people think since someone knows some spanish then they are mexican, but think thats wierd that they dont have the tanned skin, thats because they are spaniards. Unless, a wierd kid thinks everyone who comes out of spanish class is a mexican then claims they are all mexicans. The mentally challenged kid doesnt know anything. Urban Dictionary

An elegant, distinctive style of facial hair pioneered by students at the University of Southern California during Mustache March of 2007. Consists of a bushy patch of facial hair spanning the width of the upper lip and no wider, worn concurrently with a goatee of equal width. Daring, flashy, and stylish, The Spaniard is poised to take the facial-hair world by storm. Controversy has erupted all across campus, particularly within the Greek community, as men strive to achieve what may very will be the pinnacle of facial-hair styling. Urban Dictionary

Spanish people who invaded the American part, (today called the United States) in the A.D. 1565. Urban Dictionary

Words that are spelled similarly to spaniards:
spaniards, spaniard, standards, poniards, laniards.

Adjectives that are often used to describe spaniards:
many, other, few, most, early, first, several, old, european, more, young, poor, native, peninsular, born, century, invading, non, individual, wealthy, modern, victorious, armed, dead, true, ancient, proud, unfortunate, colonial, loyal, pure, cruel, blooded, hungry, rich, shipwrecked, brave, prominent, haughty, five, contemporary, class, greedy, noble, patriotic, fellow, liberal, influential, adventurous, pious, resident, captive, sixteenth, astonished, enlightened, superstitious, earliest, hostile, grave, jealous, beleaguered, fugitive, desperate, ferocious, treacherous, weary, devout, unhappy, poorer, intelligent, rapacious, distinguished, bloody, looking, neighboring, conservative, avaricious, surprised, eminent.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective spaniards:
time, pass, falter, laugh, pay, call, wear, haughty, walk, talk, land, boast, report, fight, stop, great, parley, resolve, waver, returne, yield, prisoners, contest, wage, living, search, attribute, bear, claim, jeer.

Words that sound like spaniards:
spaniards, spaniard, spanners, spanier, spongers, seniors, spends, sponsors, sponsored, spinners, spencers, sponsered, spammers, spooners, spankers, poniards, seigneurs, standards, sands, spanner, spans, spanned, spand, spattered, spenders, spaniels, lanyards, spatters, spandau, spinnerets, sunward, spads, seawards, spoken words.