Spanish Augmentatives Unlike English, we can augment words in Spanish. Augmented words indicate either that something is large or that it is undesirable. Some examples: -azo/-aza exitazo (great success), perrazo (big, mean dog) -ón/-ona mujerona (large woman), ricachón (filthy rich), sillón (big chair) -ote/-ota grandote (enormous), papelote (worthless bit of paper) -ucho/-ucha, -acho/-acha abogaducho (awful lawyer), poblacho (delapidated town) -udo/-uda cabezudo (big head), peludo (hairy)