extreme . ( Acort. ). 1. f. vulg. unction. extreme , ma . ( Del lat. ( extremus ). 1. adj. last. 2. adj. said of one thing: that is at its most intense, high or active. Cold, heat end. 3. adj. very excessive, exaggerated. 4. adj. distant (? section). 5. adj. Unlike. 6. m. part first or last, beginning or end of it. 7. m. matter (? field in question). 8. m. last point at which you can get something. 9. m. great dedication in an operation. 10. m. greenhouse of transhumant cattle and pastures to graze in the winter. 11. m. In football and other sports, Member of the front, in the alignment of the team, located nearest to the bands right or left of the field. 12. m. Mat. Term first or last in a proportion. 13. m. its. our father (? del rosario account thicker than the others). 14. m. pl. Exaggerated and vehement demonstrations of affection of the spirit, joy, pain, etc. make ends. with extreme. 1. loc. Advisor. A lot, too. end to end. 1. loc. Advisor. From the beginning to the end. 2. loc. Advisor. An end to its opposite. in the end. 1. loc. Advisor. with end. in last extreme . 1. loc. Advisor. If there is no other alternative. go to end cattle. 1. loc. verb. Pass of rangeland and mountains of winter to the summer or on the contrary, to have the necessary grazing and be able to sustain at all seasons of the year. go, or pass, of a extreme to another, the order of things or ideas or opinions. 1. locs. verbs. Moving almost suddenly, going to the opposite. by far. 1. loc. Advisor. with end. ? V. tooth extreme need extreme