Are there any compound words (verb+noun) with the noun in singular?

Question

In Spanish there are a lot of compound words:

• Paraguas ("parar" + "aguas").
• Quitamanchas ("quitar" + "manchas").
• Paracaídas ("parar" + "caídas").

The common thing among them is that the noun part is always in plural form. So I wonder, are there any compound words in Spanish (in the form "verb+noun") with the noun expressed in singular?

Answer 1

Yes, there are.
A couple examples come to mind:

• quemarropa, from quemar + ropa: close range, like in shots fired so close to someone that they leave burn marks in their clothes.
• cubrecama, from cubrir + cama: bed cover.