Definitions
Sorry, no definitions found. Check out and contribute to the discussion of this word!
Etymologies
Sorry, no etymologies found.
Support
Help support Wordnik (and make this page ad-free) by adopting the word rompecabezas.
Examples
-
The main attraction being a vendor selling rompecabezas (metalic figurines that you extract one of the metal pieces from and then reinsert into the puzzle.)
Nov 5, 2006 2006
-
The main attraction being a vendor selling rompecabezas (metalic figurines that you extract one of the metal pieces from and then reinsert into the puzzle.)
Nov 5, 2006 2006
-
The main attraction being a vendor selling rompecabezas (metalic figurines that you extract one of the metal pieces from and then reinsert into the puzzle.)
Nov 5, 2006 2006
-
The main attraction being a vendor selling rompecabezas (metalic figurines that you extract one of the metal pieces from and then reinsert into the puzzle.)
Nov 5, 2006 2006
-
The main attraction being a vendor selling rompecabezas (metalic figurines that you extract one of the metal pieces from and then reinsert into the puzzle.)
Nov 5, 2006 2006
-
The main attraction being a vendor selling rompecabezas (metalic figurines that you extract one of the metal pieces from and then reinsert into the puzzle.)
Nov 5, 2006 2006
-
The main attraction being a vendor selling rompecabezas (metalic figurines that you extract one of the metal pieces from and then reinsert into the puzzle.)
Nov 5, 2006 2006
-
The main attraction being a vendor selling rompecabezas (metalic figurines that you extract one of the metal pieces from and then reinsert into the puzzle.)
Nov 5, 2006 2006
-
The main attraction being a vendor selling rompecabezas (metalic figurines that you extract one of the metal pieces from and then reinsert into the puzzle.)
Nov 5, 2006 2006
-
The main attraction being a vendor selling rompecabezas (metalic figurines that you extract one of the metal pieces from and then reinsert into the puzzle.)
Nov 5, 2006 2006
sionnach commented on the word rompecabezas
puzzle (usually refers to a jigsaw). Spanish does use the word "puzzle" again, but with a vastly different pronunciation.
literally: headbreaker
October 12, 2007
uselessness commented on the word rompecabezas
Haha, best literal etymology I've seen in a long time!
October 12, 2007
yarb commented on the word rompecabezas
Love it. 'Romper' is a much better verb than 'to break'.
October 12, 2007
chained_bear commented on the word rompecabezas
Yeah, until you think about Winston Churchill wearing one. *shudders* (A romper, I mean.)
October 13, 2007
reesetee commented on the word rompecabezas
Sounds like a classic insult to me. "Ah, get outta here. Winston Churchill wears a romper!"
October 13, 2007