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Translate tits from English to Spanish

Summary

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tits:
- pechos
tit:
- pecho
Wiktionary:
- tit → teta, macoca, melón, carbonero
- tit → teta, paro, carbonero, pecho, mama, herrerillo, seno, chichi

English

Detailed Translations for tits from English to Spanish

tits:

tits [the ~] nomen

the tits (breasts; boobs; bosom)
el pechos
- pechos [el ~] nomen

Translation Matrix for tits:

Noun	Related Translations	Other Translations
pechos	boobs; bosom; breasts; tits	chests

Related Words for "tits":

tit

tits form of tit:

tit [the ~] nomen

the tit (breast; chest; boob; hooter; bosom)
el pecho
- pecho [el ~] nomen

Translation Matrix for tit:

Noun	Related Translations	Other Translations
pecho	boob; bosom; breast; chest; hooter; tit	bosom; breasts
-	boob; bosom; breast; knocker; mamilla; mammilla; nipple; pap; teat; titmouse; titty
Other	Related Translations	Other Translations
-	dummy; pacifier

Related Words for "tit":

tits

Synonyms for "tit":

breast; bosom; knocker; boob; titty; mammary gland; mamma
nipple; mammilla; mamilla; pap; teat; reproductive organ; sex organ
titmouse; oscine; oscine bird

Related Definitions for "tit":

small insectivorous birds¹
either of two soft fleshy milk-secreting glandular organs on the chest of a woman¹
the small projection of a mammary gland¹

Wiktionary Translations for tit:

tit

noun

a mammary gland, teat
- tit → teta
(slang, vulgar) a woman's breast
- tit → macoca; melón; teta
a small passerine bird of the genus Parus or the family Paridae
- tit → carbonero

Cross Translation:

From	To	Via
• tit	→ teta	↔ tiet — vrouwelijke borst
• tit	→ paro	↔ mees — Paridae, een kleine weinig schuwe zangvogel
• tit	→ carbonero	↔ Meise — im Singular: ein Vertreter der Meisen; ein kleiner, im Sommer insektenfressender, im Winter körnerfressender Singvogel
• tit	→ pecho; teta	↔ Titte — (umgangssprachlich) die weibliche Brust
• tit	→ mama; teta	↔ mamelle — partie charnue et glanduleux du sein des mammifères femelles où se forme le lait.
• tit	→ carbonero; herrerillo	↔ mésange — ornithol\|nocat Petit oiseau passereau, actif, au bec court, de forme assez trapue, qui est remarquable par sa forme élégante et son plumage varié.
• tit	→ mama; pecho; seno; teta; chichi	↔ sein — Chacune des mamelles de la femme

¹WordNet 3.0 Copyright 2006 by Princeton University