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1. ñoño - geek

2. ñandú - Rhea (a type of bird)

3. ñisca - A particle, a little piece.

1. queso - cheese

2. quelite - (it's a Mexican vegetable)

3. Químicos - Chemists

1. uña - nail

2. uva - grape

3. utensilios - utensils

1. xerófita - xerophyte (group of plants that require very little water. The Cactus, for example)

2. xilófono - xilophone (a musical instrument that resembles the marimba)

3. xeroftalmia - xerophtalmia (dry eye condition)

1. yegüa - mare

2. yeso - cast (for broken limbs, for example)

3. yunque - anvil (one of the three little bones of the middle ear)

ñoño/ñoña= i don't know the word in english, but i'll try to describe it..it's the type of person whos kind of childish, the mom still chooses his outfit, when young studied a lot, was the teacher's favorite, is the "too good" person...

ñandú= it's an animal, does rhea sounds familiarto you?

queso= cheese

querer= to want

quemar= to burn

químico= chemical

uvas=grapes

ubre= udder

ungüento=ointment

uñas=nails

xilófono= xylophone

xenofobia= xenophobya

yate= yacht

yegua= mare

yema= egg yolk

yunque=anvil

ñ

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ñame = yam

ñandú = rhea http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&lr=&ie=ISO-8859...

ñapa = extra amount

q

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quitasol = parasol

quitanieves = snowplow

quingombó = okra

u

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uva = grape

uña = 1: fingernail, toenail 2: claw, hoof, stinger

umbral = threshold, doorstep

x

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xilófono = xylophone

xenón = xenon

xerocopiar = to photocopy, to xerox

y

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yodo = iodine

yunta = yoke, team (of oxen)

yate = yacht

Here are some more "ñ" examples

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ñoñear (intransitive verb; familiar or colloquial) = to whine

ñoño,-ña (adj fam) = whiny, fussy

ñoquis (masculine, plural) = gnocchi http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&lr=&ie=ISO-8859...

ñu = gnu, wildebeest

ñandú (an Andean mammal)

ñame (an edible root cultivated in some parts of northern South America by the Caribbean basin)

ñapa (slang, probably a Colombianism that refers to an extra bonus convenient stores owners used to give their costumers in the good old days)

queso (cheese)

Quito (capital city of Ecuador)

quijada (jaw bone)

ubre (udder)

uva (grape)

urna (urn)

xilófono (xylophone)

xenofobia (xenophobia)

yema (yolk)

yuca (yucca, casaba)

yacaré (small South American crocodile found in the Amazon basin)