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| c/ {f} | :: abbreviation of calle (street) |
| c {letter} | :: letter |
| C {letter} | :: letter |
| C {m} [chess] | :: abbreviation of caballo; K (knight) |
| ç {letter} [obsolete] | :: c with cedilla |
| Ç {letter} [obsolete] | :: C with cedilla |
| ca {interj} [Spain] | :: Denotes incredulity or negation; oh no! |
| ca {conj} [obsolete] | :: because |
| ca {f} [colloquial] | :: house |
| C. A. {m} [Spain] | :: initialism of comunidad autónoma |
| C.A. {m} | :: alternative form of C. A. |
| CA {f} | :: initialism of corriente alterna |
| CA {f} | :: initialism of comunidad autónoma |
| CA {m} | :: initialism of centro de alumnos |
| cabaiguanense {adj} | :: Of or from the town of Cabaiguán in Cuba |
| cabaiguanense {mf} | :: An inhabitant of the town of Cabaiguán in Cuba |
| cabal {adj} | :: upright |
| cabal {adj} | :: exact |
| cábala {f} [Judaism] | :: Kabballah |
| cábala {f} | :: speculation |
| cabales {mp} | :: normal mental state; right mind |
| cabalgada {f} | :: horseback ride |
| cabalgada {f} | :: cavalcade (a company of riders) |
| cabalgador {m} | :: horseman, horse rider (man who rides a horse) |
| cabalgadora {f} | :: feminine noun of cabalgador |
| cabalgadura {f} | :: mount (animal that is ridden on) |
| cabalgamiento {m} [geology] | :: thrust fault |
| cabalgante {adj} [geology] | :: overlying |
| cabalgar {vi} | :: to mount an animal, especially a horse |
| cabalgar {vi} | :: to ride an animal, especially a horse |
| cabalgata {f} | :: ride (on a horse) |
| cabalgata {f} | :: cavalcade |
| cabalidad {f} | :: only used in a cabalidad |
| cabalista {mf} | :: schemer (one who schemes) |
| cabalístico {adj} | :: cabalistic |
| caballa {f} | :: mackerel |
| caballada {f} | :: herd of horses |
| caballar {adj} | :: equine, horse |
| caballazo {m} | :: an accident or collision involving a horse |
| caballejo {m} | :: pejorative of caballo |
| caballera {f} | :: feminine noun of caballero |
| caballerescamente {adv} | :: chivalrously |
| caballeresco {adj} | :: chivalrous, gentlemanly |
| caballeresco {adj} | :: knightly |
| caballerete {m} [archaic] | :: lad; chap; fellow |
| caballería {f} | :: cavalry |
| caballería {f} | :: any animal used for riding; mount |
| caballería {f} | :: cavalierism, manners proper to a cavalier |
| caballerito {m} | :: diminutive of caballero |
| caballeriza {f} | :: stable |
| caballerizo {m} | :: groom (for horses) |
| caballero {m} | :: gentleman |
| caballero {m} [especially, South America] | :: cowboy |
| caballero {m} | :: horseman |
| caballero {m} | :: knight |
| caballero {m} | :: cavalier |
| Caballero {prop} | :: surname |
| caballero andante {m} | :: knight-errant |
| caballerosamente {adv} | :: gentlemanly, chivalrously |
| caballerosidad {f} | :: chivalry |
| caballerosidad {f} | :: gentlemanliness |
| caballerosidad {f} | :: mannerliness |
| caballeroso {adj} | :: chivalrous |
| caballete {m} | :: ridge (of roof) |
| caballete {m} | :: trestle (of furniture) |
| caballete {m} | :: stand; kickstand (support) |
| caballete {m} [anatomy] | :: bridge (of the nose) |
| caballete {m} [zoology] | :: keel (of a bird) |
| caballete {m} | :: easel |
| caballista {mf} | :: horseperson |
| caballista {mf} | :: horse expert |
| caballito {m} | :: diminutive of caballo: a little horse, horsy, pony |
| caballito {m} | :: horsy (a game where a child rides on the back of another, who is on all fours) |
| caballito del diablo {m} | :: damselfly |
| caballito de mar {m} | :: sea horse |
| caballo {m} | :: horse |
| caballo {m} [chess] | :: knight |
| caballo {m} [slang] | :: heroin |
| caballo con arcos {m} [gymnastics] | :: pommel horse |
| caballo de batalla {m} [idiom] | :: bone of contention |
| caballo de Przewalski {m} | :: Przewalski's horse |
| caballo de Troya {m} [Greek mythology] | :: Trojan horse |
| caballo de vapor {m} | :: horsepower |
| caballote {m} | :: big horse |
| caballuno {adj} | :: equine |
| caballuno {adj} | :: horsy; horselike |
| cabalmente {adv} | :: thoroughly; entirely |
| cabaña {f} | :: cabin, cottage, hut |
| cabañera {f} | :: feminine noun of cabañero |
| cabañero {m} | :: herdsman |
| cabañita {f} | :: diminutive of cabaña |
| cabañuelas {fp} | :: A traditional form of forecasting the weather |
| cabañuelas {fp} | :: rainfall in January and February |
| cabaré {m} | :: cabaret |
| cabaret {m} | :: alternative form of cabaré |
| cabaretera {f} | :: cabaret dancer |
| cabás {m} | :: satchel |
| cabdillo {m} | :: obsolete form of caudillo |
| cabe {prep} [archaic] | :: alongside, beside, next to |
| cabeça {f} | :: archaic spelling of cabeza |
| cabécar {adj} | :: Cabécar |
| cabeceador {m} [football] | :: header (someone who heads the ball) |
| cabeceadora {f} | :: feminine noun of cabeceador |
| cabecear {v} | :: to shake (one's head, especially in disagreement) |
| cabecear {vi} | :: to nod (as one gradually falls to sleep while seated or standing) |
| cabecear {vi} | :: to rock, to pitch |
| cabecear {vt} [soccer] | :: to head a ball |
| cabeceo {m} | :: nod (of the head while falling to sleep) |
| cabeceo {m} | :: shake (of the head in the negative) |
| cabecera {f} | :: headboard, bedhead |
| cabecera {f} | :: head (of company) |
| cabecera {f} | :: headline, heading, top |
| cabecera {f} [television, film] | :: opening (of series) |
| cabecera {f} | :: headwaters |
| cabecero {m} | :: headboard, bedhead |
| cabeciblanco {adj} | :: white-headed |
| cabecicafé {adj} [in names of birds] | :: brown-headed |
| cabeciduro {adj} | :: stubborn |
| cabecigrís {adj} | :: grey-headed (said of various animals) |
| cabecilla {mf} | :: leader, ringleader |
| cabecilla {mf} | :: diminutive of cabeza |
| cabecinegro {adj} | :: black-headed |
| cabecipardo {adj} | :: brown-headed |
| cabecirrojo {adj} | :: redheaded (said of various animal species) |
| cabecita {f} | :: diminutive of cabeza |
| cabecita negra austral {f} | :: black-chinned siskin |
| cabellera {f} | :: hair, head of hair |
| cabellera {f} [astronomy] | :: tail (the visible stream of dust and gases blown from a comet by the solar wind) |
| cabello {m} | :: hair (the mass of hairs on the head) |
| cabello de ángel {m} | :: a transparent threaded jam made from Siam pumpkin pulp and white sugar, originating in Mallorca |
| cabelludo {adj} | :: hairy |
| cabelludo {adj} | :: long-haired |
| cabelludo {adj} | :: shaggy |
| caber {vt} | :: to fit, enter (to be able to be contained (by something; regardless of whether space or volume remains)) |
| caber {vt} | :: to traverse, pass through or across (a way, path, door, hole, opening, mouth, orifice, etc.) |
| caber {vt} | :: to be held or contained (to be held inside (something) or passed through (regardless of whether space or volume remains)) |
| caber {vti} | :: to have, hold, should be [in certain phrases] |
| caber {vt} [figuratively] | :: to be acceptable, accepted, permitted, permissible, allowable, etc |
| caber {v} [archaic] | :: to take |
| caber {v} [archaic] | :: to understand |
| caber {v} | :: to be possible |
| cabero {adj} [obsolete] | :: final; last |
| cabestrante {m} | :: capstan |
| cabestrar {vt} | :: to halter |
| cabestrear {v} | :: to be led by the halter |
| cabestrillo {m} [medicine] | :: sling |
| cabestro {m} | :: halter, headcollar (animal's headgear) |
| cabestro {m} [bullfighting] | :: leading bull |
| cabeza {f} [anatomy] | :: head |
| cabeza {f} | :: mind [in certain phrases] |
| cabeza {m} [colloquial, Andalusia] | :: guy, dude |
| cabeza cuadrada {f} [idiom] | :: square (socially conventional person) |
| cabezada {f} | :: nod (when falling asleep, acknowledging, consenting etc.) |
| cabezada {f} | :: headbutt |
| cabezada {f} | :: header |
| cabezada {f} | :: nap, doze, forty winks |
| cabezada {f} | :: headstall |
| cabeza de lista {f} | :: headnote |
| cabeza del viejo {f} | :: tayra (Eira barbara) |
| cabeza de mierda {mf} [idiom, rare, pejorative] | :: shithead (stupid or contemptible person) |
| cabeza de turco {f} [idiom] | :: scapegoat |
| cabezadita {f} [colloquial] | :: nap |
| cabezadura {adj} | :: hardheaded |
| cabezal {m} | :: head (of a mechanism) |
| cabezal {m} | :: headrest (in a car); small pillow |
| cabezal {m} | :: headboard, bedhead |
| cabezal {m} | :: wig block |
| cabezal de ducha {m} | :: shower head |
| cabezazo {m} | :: headbutt |
| cabezazo {m} [sports] | :: header |
| cabezazo {m} | :: augmentative of cabeza |
| cabezo {m} | :: hill |
| cabezo {m} | :: hilltop |
| cabezón {adj} | :: big-headed |
| cabezón {adj} | :: pigheaded, stubborn |
| cabezón {m} | :: a big-headed or stubborn person |
| cabezón {m} | :: augmentative of cabeza |
| cabezona {f} | :: feminine noun of cabezón |
| cabezota {adj} | :: stubborn |
| cabezota {f} | :: augmentative of cabeza |
| cabezudamente {adv} | :: big-headedly |
| cabezudo {adj} | :: big-headed, headstrong |
| cabezudo {m} | :: mullet (fish) |
| cabezudo {m} | :: augmentative of cabeza |
| cabezuela {f} | :: Globularia vulgaris |
| cabezuela {f} | :: Mantisalca salmantica |
| cabida {f} | :: space, room, capacity (to fit something inside) |
| cabila {mf} | :: Kabyle |
| cábila {f} | :: alternative spelling of cabila |
| cabildante {mf} | :: member of a cabildo |
| cabildante {mf} [Mexico] | :: town councillor |
| cabildear {v} | :: to lobby |
| cabildeo {m} [politics] | :: lobby |
| cabildera {f} | :: feminine noun of cabildero |
| cabildero {m} | :: lobbyist (profession) |
| cabildo {m} | :: Body of churchmen that forms the chapter of a cathedral or collegiate church |
| cabildo {m} | :: A town council or other governing body at a local level |
| cabildo {m} | :: An assembly or meeting held by such a governing body |
| cabildo {m} | :: The place where such an assembly is held; cabildo |
| Cabilia {prop} {f} | :: Kabylia |
| cabilio {adj} | :: Kabyle |
| cabilio {m} | :: Kabyle |
| cabilio {m} | :: Kabyle |
| cabilla {f} [nautical] | :: rebar |
| cabillo {m} [botanics] | :: little branch connecting to the leaves |
| cabina {f} | :: cabin (the passenger area of an airplane) |
| cabina {f} | :: cabin (a private room on a ship) |
| cabina {f} | :: cockpit (the space for those in control of a vessel) |
| cabina {f} | :: booth (an enclosure just big enough to accommodate one person) |
| cabina del piloto {f} | :: cockpit |
| cabinado {adj} | :: cabined, having cabins |
| cabina electoral {f} [politics] | :: voting booth, polling booth |
| cabina telefónica {f} | :: phone box |
| cabinera {f} | :: feminine noun of cabinero |
| cabinero {m} | :: flight attendant |
| cabirma {f} | :: A number of different trees of the genus Guarea |
| cabizbajamente {adv} | :: dejectedly, gloomily |
| cabizbajar {v} [archaic] | :: to make gloomy |
| cabizbajo {adj} | :: dejected, gloomy |
| cable {m} | :: a cable or cord |
| cable {m} | :: a wire |
| cable {m} [colloquial] | :: hand, help |
| cableado {m} | :: cabling |
| cableamiento {m} | :: cabling |
| cablear {v} | :: to wire up; cable up |
| cablecarril {m} | :: cableway |
| cable coaxial {m} | :: coaxial cable |
| cable de arranque {m} | :: jump lead |
| cablegrafiar {v} | :: to cable |
| cablegrama {m} | :: cablegram |
| cableoperador {m} | :: cable operator |
| cableoperadora {f} | :: cable TV channel |
| cablera {f} | :: cable TV company |
| cablería {f} | :: cabling |
| cablero {m} | :: cable ship |
| cabo {m} | :: end, edge, extremity (furthest or terminal point of something) |
| cabo {m} | :: end, finish, conclusion (terminal point of something in time) |
| cabo {m} | :: stub, butt, stump (something blunted, stunted, burnt to a stub, or cut short) |
| cabo {m} [nautical] | :: cable, rope (strong rope or chain, especially used to moor or anchor a ship) |
| cabo {m} [geography] | :: cape, headland (piece or point of land, extending beyond the adjacent coast into a sea or lake) |
| cabo {m} [military ranks] | :: corporal (non-commissioned officer army rank with NATO code OR-4) |
| cabo {m} [police] | :: sergeant (highest rank of noncommissioned officer) |
| cabo {m} [in the plural] | :: accessories, knick-knacks, odds and ends (small trinket of minor value) |
| Cabo Cañaveral {prop} {m} | :: Cape Canaveral |
| Cabo Cod {prop} {m} | :: Cape Cod |
| Caborca {prop} | :: Caborca (municipality) |
| caborrojeña {f} | :: feminine noun of caborrojeño |
| caborrojeño {adj} | :: Of or from Cabo Rojo |
| caborrojeño {m} | :: Someone from Cabo Rojo |
| cabotaje {m} | :: trade or traffic along the coast |
| Cabo Verde {prop} {m} | :: Cabo Verde (archipelago/and/country) |
| caboverdiano {adj} | :: Cape Verdean, Cabo Verdean |
| caboverdiano {m} | :: Cape Verdean, Cabo Verdean |
| cabra {f} | :: female goat |
| cabra {f} | :: goat (unknown gender) |
| cabra {f} [colloquial, Chile] | :: girl |
| cabracho {m} | :: red scorpionfish, bigscale scorpionfish (Scorpaena scrofa) |
| cabrahigar {v} | :: to hang strings of figs in the branches of fig trees so that the fruit of these branches will be sweeter and tasty |
| cabrahigo {m} | :: a kind of fig |
| cabrales {m} | :: cabrales |
| cabreado {adj} | :: tired, fed up, bored, sick |
| cabrear {vt} [colloquial] | :: to annoy, bother, pester, to piss off, to make angry |
| cabrear {vr} [colloquial] | :: to get angry |
| cabrear {vr} [colloquial, Chile, Panama] | :: to get sick and tired, to get bored, to get annoyed |
| cabreirés {adj} | :: Of or from Cabreira |
| cabreirés {m} | :: Someone from Cabreira |
| cabreirés {m} | :: A dialect of Asturleonese spoken in and around Cabreira |
| cabreiresa {f} | :: feminine noun of cabreirés |
| cabreo {m} [colloquial] | :: pest, frustration, annoyance |
| Cabrera {prop} | :: surname |
| cabrerista {adj} | :: Of, pertaining to, or supporting, Manuel Estrada Cabrera, Guatemalan politician |
| cabrerista {mf} | :: A supporter of Manuel Estrada Cabrera |
| cabreriza {f} | :: goat shed |
| cabrerizo {adj} | :: pertaining to goats |
| cabrerizo {m} | :: goat shed |
| cabrerizo {m} | :: goatherd |
| cabrero {m} | :: goatherd |
| cabrestante {m} | :: capstan |
| cabrestear {v} | :: alternative spelling of cabestrear |
| cabrillear {v} | :: to glimmer |
| cabrillear {v} | :: (relating to the sea) to produce small waves |
| cabrilleo {m} | :: foaming, breaking into foam [said of sea waves] |
| cabrino {adj} | :: from the Chilean city of Las Cabras |
| cabrio {m} [architecture] | :: rafter |
| cabrio {m} [heraldiccharge] | :: chevron |
| cabrío {adj} | :: goatish |
| cabriolar {vi} | :: to prance, to caper |
| cabriolear {v} | :: synonym of cabriolar |
| cabrita {f} | :: diminutive of cabra |
| cabrita {f} [Chile] | :: popcorn |
| cabritilla {f} | :: diminutive of cabrita |
| cabritillo {m} | :: diminutive of cabrito |
| cabrito {m} | :: kid (young goat) |
| cabro {m} | :: male goat |
| cabro {m} [Chile, Paraguay, colloquial, Puerto Rico] | :: kid, boy (a child) |
| cabro {m} [Peru, vulgar] | :: fag (homosexual man) |
| cabrón {m} | :: billy goat |
| cabrón {m} [pejorative] | :: coward |
| cabrón {m} [vulgar, pejorative, Central America, Spain, Puerto Rico] | :: bastard, motherfucker (compare English jackass) |
| cabrón {m} [vulgar, pejorative, Dominican Republic, Puerto Rico, Cuba] | :: cuckold |
| cabrón {m} [pejorative, Latin America] | :: pimp (prostitution solicitor) |
| cabrón {m} [colloquial, Mexico, Costa Rica, Puerto Rico] | :: mate, dude (term of endearment between friends) |
| cabrón {adj} [Puerto Rico slang] | :: super cool |
| cabrona {f} | :: feminine noun of cabrón |
| cabronamente {adv} | :: bloody; damn (used as an intensifier) |
| cabronazo {m} | :: augmentative of cabrón |
| cabroncito {m} | :: diminutive of cabrón |
| cabruno {adj} | :: goatlike; goaty |
| cabujón {m} [gemmology] | :: cabochon |
| cábula {mf} [Mexico, colloquial] | :: joking, mischievous person; bully (doing pranks) |
| çabullir {v} | :: obsolete spelling of zabullir |
| caburé {m} | :: pygmy owl |
| cabuya {f} | :: sisal |
| cabuyo {m} [Ecuador] | :: Century plant (Agave americana) |
| caca {f} [childish, colloquial] | :: poo |
| Caca {prop} {f} | :: Caca (goddess) |
| caca de luna {f} [slang, Mexico] | :: star jelly, false puffball (slime mold, Enteridium lycoperdon) |
| caçador {adj} | :: obsolete spelling of cazador |
| caçador {m} | :: obsolete spelling of cazador |
| cacahuacentli {m} | :: alternative form of cacahuacintle |
| cacahuacintle {m} [Mexico] | :: A variety of maize with large, whitish grains, used in the making of pozole and other traditional dishes |
| cacahuate {m} [Honduras, Mexico] | :: peanut |
| cacahuazintle {m} | :: alternative spelling of cacahuacintle |
| cacahuete {m} [El Salvador, Spain] | :: peanut (plant, seed) |
| cacalosúchil {m} [Mexico] | :: frangipani (Plumeria spp.) |
| cacao {m} | :: cacao tree |
| cacao {m} | :: cacao bean |
| cacao {m} | :: cocoa (bean, powder) |
| cacao {m} [colloquial] | :: confusion |
| Cacao {prop} | :: surname, the 655th most common surname in Guatemala |
| cacaotal {m} | :: A grove of cacao trees |
| cacaotera {f} | :: feminine noun of cacaotero |
| cacaotero {m} [Mexico] | :: cacao tree |
| cacaotero {m} | :: A cultivator or dealer of cacao |
| caçar {v} | :: obsolete spelling of cazar |
| cacarear {vt} | :: to boast about, to exaggerate the importance of |
| cacarear {vi} | :: to cackle; to laugh loudly |
| cacareo {m} | :: cackling |
| cacareo {m} | :: cock-a-doodle-doo |
| cacatúa {f} | :: cockatoo |
| cacereña {f} | :: feminine noun of cacereño |
| cacereño {adj} | :: From Cáceres |
| cacereño {m} | :: someone from Cáceres |
| Cáceres {prop} | :: Cáceres (province) |
| Cáceres {prop} | :: Cáceres (city) |
| Cáceres {prop} | :: surname |
| Cáceres {prop} | :: The letter c in the Spanish phonetic alphabet |
| cacería {f} | :: hunt, hunting |
| cacerista {adj} | :: of or pertaining to Andrés Avelino Cáceres, president of Peru on three occasions during the 1880s and 1890s |
| cacerista {mf} | :: A supporter of, or soldier in the army of, Andrés Avelino Cáceres |
| cacerola {f} | :: pan, saucepan |
| cacerola {f} | :: cauldron |
| cacerolada {f} | :: a form of protest in which people create noise with pots and pans |
| cacerolazo {m} [Argentina] | :: alternative form of cacerolada |
| cacerolazo {m} | :: A hit or blow with a saucepan |
| cacerolita {f} | :: diminutive of cacerola |
| cacha {f} [often, in the plural] | :: piece of the handle of a knife |
| cacha {f} [firearms] | :: stock, buttstock, butt (the part of a rifle or shotgun that rests against the shoulder) |
| cacha {f} [Spain, colloquial] | :: buttock |
| cacha {f} [Spain, colloquial] | :: cheek |
| cacha {f} [Peru, colloquial] | :: mockery |
| cacha {f} [Spain, colloquial] | :: leg |
| cacha {f} [Chile, colloquial] | :: sexual intercourse |
| cachaca {f} [Peru, pejorative] | :: feminine noun of cachaco; female police officer |
| cachaça {m} | :: cachaça |
| cachaco {adj} [Colombia] | :: elegant, educated |
| cachaco {m} [Peru, pejorative] | :: soldier |
| cachaco {m} [Puerto Rico] | :: Spaniard |
| cachaco {m} [Colombia] | :: Bogotan; bookworm, intellectual |
| cachaco {m} [colloquial] | :: fop |
| cachalote {m} | :: cachalot, sperm whale |
| cachama {f} | :: tabaqui; Colossoma macropomum (fish) |
| cachaña {f} | :: austral parakeet |
| cachanilla {adj} | :: Of or from the city of Mexicali, Mexico |
| cachanilla {f} | :: arrowweed, Pluchea sericea |
| cachanilla {mf} | :: inhabitant of the city of Mexicali, Mexico |
| cachapa {f} [Venezuela] | :: corn-dough pancakes usually eaten with traditional Venezuelan cheese queso de mano |
| cachapera {f} [Venezuela] | :: shop that sells cachapas |
| cachapera {f} [Puerto Rico, Venezuela, slang] | :: lesbian |
| Cachapoal {prop} {m} | :: Cachapoal (province) |
| cachapoalino {adj} | :: from the Chilean province of Cachapoal |
| cachar {v} | :: to catch (to intercept) |
| cachar {v} [Chile, Bolivia, Argentina, colloquial] | :: to catch, to get (to grasp mentally: perceive and understand) |
| cachar {v} [Chile, Bolivia, Argentina, colloquial] | :: to find out, spy out, peek |
| cachar {v} [Chile, Peru, vulgar] | :: to have sex |
| cacharrear {v} | :: tinker (fiddle with something in an attempt to fix, mend or improve it) |
| cacharrería {f} | :: crockery shop |
| cacharrería {f} | :: crockery |
| cacharrito {m} | :: diminutive of cacharro |
| cacharro {m} | :: pot, crock (piece of pottery) |
| cacharro {m} | :: wreck (damaged or worn car or technical device) |
| cacharro {m} [derogatory] | :: piece of junk |
| cacharro {m} | :: hickey (object whose name is unknown) |
| cacharro {m} [in the plural] | :: crock, shard (piece of broken pottery) |
| cachas {adj} [colloquial] | :: hunky |
| cachascán {m} [Peru] | :: freestyle wrestling |
| cachaza {f} | :: slowness, patience |
| cachazudo {adj} | :: easy-going |
| caché {m} [computing] | :: cache (a fast temporary storage where recently or frequently used information is stored to avoid having to reload it from a slower storage medium) |
| caché {m} | :: cachet, elegance, pompousness |
| cachear {v} | :: to search; to frisk |
| cachemir {m} | :: cashmere |
| cachemir {mf} | :: Kashmiri (person) |
| cachemir {mf} [uncountable, masculine] | :: Kashmiri (language) |
| cachemir {adj} | :: Kashmiri |
| cachemira {f} | :: alternative form of cachemir [fabric] |
| Cachemira {prop} {f} | :: Kashmir (region) |
| cachemiro {m} | :: alternative form of cachemir [person or language] |
| cachemiro {adj} | :: alternative form of cachemir |
| cacheo {m} | :: body search; frisk |
| cácher {m} [baseball] | :: catcher |
| cachero {adj} [Chile, Peru] | :: lascivious, lewd, wanton |
| cachero {adj} [Chile, Peru] | :: fucking, copulating (having sexual intercourse) |
| cachero {m} [Chile, Peru] | :: lascivious, lewd, wanton person |
| cachero {m} [Chile, Peru] | :: fucker, copulator |
| cachetada {f} | :: slap in the face |
| cachetadón {m} | :: a large, hard slap to the face |
| cachetazo {m} | :: slap |
| cachete {m} | :: cheek |
| cachete {m} | :: buttock, butt-cheek |
| cachete {m} | :: smack |
| cachetear {v} | :: to slap (in the face) |
| cachetero {m} [bullfighting] | :: a short knife used to kill a bull |
| cachetero {m} [bullfighting] | :: a bullfighter, especially a subordinate, who kills the bull which such a knife |
| cachetero {m} [some parts of South America] | :: thong (underwear) |
| cachetón {adj} [colloquial] | :: plump cheeked |
| cachetudo {adj} [colloquial, El Salvador, Honduras] | :: with big cheeks (said of a person) |
| cachi- {prefix} [rare] | :: Meaning almost |
| cachi {m} [Spain] | :: cup (specifically, a 750 ml plastic cup) |
| cachicamo {m} | :: armadillo (order Cingulata) |
| cachifa {f} [Venezuela] | :: maidservant |
| cachila {f} [Argentina and Uruguay] | :: a small bird (possibly the long-tailed reed finch, Donacospiza albifrons), of brown color with dark streaks and yellowish throat and belly, of terrestrial habits, and that performs acrobatic flights in time of mating |
| cachila {f} [Uruguay] | :: an antique car, especially a veteran car from the early decades of the 1900s |
| cachila {f} [Uruguay] | :: a car that is old and broken down from use |
| cachimba {f} | :: (smoking) pipe |
| cachimbear {v} | :: to hit someone |
| cachimbear {v} | :: to annoy repeatedly |
| cachimbo {determiner} [colloquial, El Salvador] | :: a lot of, a pile of |
| cachimbo {m} | :: freshman |
| cachimbón {adj} [colloquial, El Salvador] | :: bigheaded, conceited |
| cachina {f} [Peru] | :: A kind of liquor made from must |
| cachipolla {f} | :: mayfly |
| cachiporra {adj} [Chile] | :: boastful |
| cachiporra {f} | :: bludgeon |
| cachiporra {f} [Chile] | :: swaggerer |
| cachiporra {f} | :: baton |
| cachiporrear {vr} [Chile] | :: to boast; brag |
| cachiporrista {mf} [El Salvador] | :: majorette |
| cachirulo {m} | :: A traditional Aragonese handkerchief. It is colorful and is folded and tied around the head |
| cachirulo {m} | :: A kite |
| cachis {interj} [euphemism] | :: shoot, shank, sugar (euphemised form of "shit") |
| cachito {m} | :: small horn |
| cachito {m} [familiar, Mexico] | :: twentieth of a lottery ticket |
| cachivache {m} | :: junk, piece of junk |
| cachiyuyo {m} | :: cochayuyo |
| cacho {m} [colloquial] | :: piece |
| cacho {m} [Latin America] | :: horn |
| cacho {m} [Chile, Peru, colloquial] | :: shit, lemon, bomb (defective or inadequate or useless item or person) |
| cacho {m} [Chile, colloquial] | :: annoying duty or work |
| cachondear {vi} [colloquial] | :: to pet, snuggle |
| cachondear {vi} [colloquial] | :: to make out, snog |
| cachondear {vr} [colloquial] | :: to make fun, take the mickey |
| cachondeo {m} [colloquial] | :: joke; piss-take (act of mocking someone; a type of satire or sarcasm) |
| cachondeo {m} | :: farce |
| cachondeo {m} | :: confusion |
| cachondez {f} | :: heat (condition where a mammal is aroused sexually or where it is especially fertile) |
| cachondez {f} | :: horniness |
| cachondo {adj} [zoology] | :: in heat, in rut |
| cachondo {adj} | :: sexy, horny, randy |
| cachondo {adj} | :: funny, amusing, comic |
| cachondo mental {m} [idiomatic, colloquial] | :: person with a one-track mind |
| cachopo {m} | :: An Asturian dish consisting of a deep-fried cutlet of veal, beef or chicken wrapped around a filling of Serrano ham and cheese, similar to cordon bleu |
| cachorra {f} | :: puppy |
| cachorrillo {m} | :: diminutive of cachorro; small cub |
| cachorrillo {m} | :: small pistol |
| cachorrita {f} | :: feminine noun of cachorrito |
| cachorrito {m} | :: diminutive of cachorro |
| cachorro {m} | :: puppy |
| cachorro {m} | :: cub (the young of certain other animals, generally mammals) |
| cachorro {m} | :: pup (young of foxes, seals or sea lions) |
| cachucha {f} | :: cachucha |
| cachucha {f} [Latin America] | :: hat, cap |
| cachucha {f} [vulgar, Argentina] | :: vulva; vagina |
| cachudito {m} | :: tit-tyrant |
| cachudo {adj} | :: big-horned |
| cachumbambé {m} [Cuba] | :: see-saw |
| cachurear {v} [Chile, colloquial] | :: To rummage around in junk |
| cachureco {adj} [Mexico, colloquial] | :: crooked, twisted |
| cachureco {adj} [Mexico, colloquial] | :: deformed |
| cachureo {m} [Chile, colloquial] | :: junk (collectively) |
| cachureo {m} [Chile, colloquial] | :: piece of junk |
| cacica {f} | :: feminine noun of cacique |
| cacicada {f} | :: abuse of authority |
| cacical {adj} | :: synonym of caciquil |
| cacicato {m} | :: chieftainship (state of being a chieftain and resultant authority) |
| cacicato {m} | :: chieftainship (area ruled by a chieftain) |
| cacicatura {f} | :: chieftainship (state of being a chieftain and resultant authority) |
| cacicazgo {m} | :: chieftainship (state of being a chieftain and resultant authority) |
| cacicazgo {m} | :: chieftainship (area ruled by a chieftain) |
| cacillo {m} | :: diminutive of cazo; small pan |
| cacique {m} [historical] | :: chieftain (Indian chief in a tribe) |
| cacique {m} [by extension] | :: powerful person, fat cat |
| cacique {m} [ornithology] | :: cacique (bird) |
| caciquil {adj} | :: Of or relating to a chieftain |
| caciquil {adj} | :: tyrannical |
| caciquismo {m} | :: The power or influence of a chieftain |
| caciquismo {m} | :: Interference by a person in a position of authority in something already determined |
| cacle {m} | :: A type of leather sandal traditionally worn in Mexico |
| cacle {m} [colloquial, Mexico] | :: shoe (any kind of footwear) |
| caco {m} [colloquial] | :: thief |
| cacó {m} | :: lesser capybara |
| cacofonía {f} | :: cacophony |
| cacofónico {adj} | :: cacophonous |
| cacorro {m} [Colombia, pejorative, offensive] | :: a homosexual |
| cactáceo {adj} | :: cactaceous |
| cacto {m} | :: cactus |
| cactus {m} | :: alternative form of cacto |
| cacumen {m} [obsolete] | :: peak; summit |
| cada {determiner} | :: each; every |
| cada dos por tres {adv} [idiom] | :: all the time |
| cadahalso {m} | :: scaffold |
| cadalso {m} | :: scaffold (elevated platform on which a criminal is executed) |
| cadalso {m} [by extension] | :: a platform for bad news |
| cada maestrillo tiene su librillo {proverb} | :: there are many ways to skin a cat |
| cada muerte de obispo {adv} [idiomatic] | :: once in a blue moon (very rarely) |
| cada muerte de un judío {adv} [idiomatic] | :: Literally, "each death of a Jew"; very rarely; almost never; once in a blue moon |
| cada palo que aguante su vela {phrase} | :: every man for himself |
| cadáver {m} | :: cadaver, corpse |
| cadavérico {adj} | :: cadaverous; corpselike |
| cadavérico {adj} | :: cadaveric |
| cadaverina {f} [organic compound] | :: cadaverine |
| cadaveroso {adj} [dated] | :: cadaveric, cadaverous |
| cada vez {adv} | :: every time |
| cada vez {adv} [idiomatic] | :: more and more, increasingly |
| cada vez más {adv} | :: increasingly, more and more |
| caddie {mf} | :: caddie (in golf) |
| cadejo {m} | :: tangle (of hair) |
| cadena {f} | :: chain (series of interconnected rings or links usually made of metal) |
| cadena {f} | :: necklace (article of jewelry that is worn around the neck) |
| cadena {f} | :: network (group of affiliated television stations) |
| cadena {f} [broadcasting, television and radio] | :: channel (specific radio frequency or band of frequencies) |
| cadena {f} [computing] | :: string (ordered sequence of text characters stored consecutively in memory and capable of being processed as a single entity) |
| cadena alimentaria {f} | :: food chain |
| cadena de mando {f} | :: chain of command |
| cadena de montaje {f} | :: assembly line |
| cadena de nieve {f} | :: snow chain |
| cadena perpetua {f} | :: life sentence |
| cadena trófica {f} | :: food chain |
| cadencia {f} | :: cadence |
| cadenciado {adj} | :: cadenced |
| cadenciosamente {adv} | :: rhythmically |
| cadencioso {adj} | :: melodious |
| cadencioso {adj} | :: rhythmic |
| cadeneta {f} | :: lockstitch |
| cadenilla {f} | :: diminutive of cadena |
| cadenita {f} | :: diminutive of cadena |
| cadenote {m} [nautical] | :: chainplate |
| cadera {f} [anatomy] | :: hip |
| caderazo {m} | :: strike with the hip |
| cadereo {m} | :: hip thrust |
| cadete {mf} | :: cadet |
| cadete {mf} [Latin America] | :: apprentice, trainee |
| cadherina {f} [protein] | :: cadherin |
| cadí {m} [Islam, law] | :: qadi (an Islamic judge) |
| cadista {mf} [soccer] | :: A person connected with Cádiz CF, a Spanish football team from the city of Cádiz |
| cadivismo {m} [Venezuela] | :: The use of the National Center for Foreign Commerce for profit |
| Cádiz {prop} {f} | :: Cádiz (province) |
| Cádiz {prop} {f} | :: Cádiz (city) |
| cadmio {m} | :: cadmium |
| caducado {adj} | :: invalid, out of date, expired, lapsed |
| caducado {adj} | :: past the sell-by date |
| caducado {adj} | :: old, deteriorated |
| caducar {v} | :: to expire |
| caduceo {m} | :: caduceus |
| caducidad {f} | :: expiry date |
| caducidad {f} | :: sell-by date |
| caducidad {f} | :: caducity |
| caducifolio {adj} [botany] | :: deciduous |
| caduco {adj} | :: caducous; transient, fleeting |
| caduco {adj} [botany] | :: caducous |
| caduco {adj} | :: expired |
| caduco {adj} | :: outdate, old-fashioned |
| CAE {m} [anatomy] | :: initialism of conducto auditivo externo |
| caedizo {adj} | :: that falls out easily |
| Caen {prop} | :: Caen |
| caer {vir} | :: to fall (to move to a lower position due to gravity) |
| caer {vi} | :: to fall (to come down, to drop, to descend) |
| caer {vir} | :: to fall down, to collapse (to fall to the ground) |
| caer {vir} | :: to fall out (to come out of something by falling) |
| caer {vi} | :: to fall into, to fall for; to be ensnared by |
| caer {vi} | :: to fall into (to enter a negative state) |
| caer {vi} | :: to fall, to collapse (to be overthrown or defeated) |
| caer {vi} | :: to get (to understand) |
| caer {vi} | :: to be granted or awarded |
| caer {vi} | :: to fall under (to belong to for purposes of categorization) |
| caer {vi} | :: to fall on (to occur on a particular day) |
| caer bien {vt} | :: to please, be nice, make a good impression (a person) |
| caer bien {vt} | :: to promote or make for good or proper digestion (food) |
| caer bien {vt} | :: to make happy, make laugh, satisfy, please (news, advice, announcement) |
| caer chuzos de punta {v} [idiom, impersonal] | :: to bucket down |
| caer como chinches {v} [idiomatic, simile] | :: to drop like flies |
| caer como moscas {v} [idiomatic, simile] | :: to drop like flies |
| caer cuatro gotas {v} [idiom, impersonal] | :: to drizzle |
| caer en gracia {v} [idiomatic] | :: to take an instant liking (to someone); to hit it off |
| caer en la cuenta {v} [idiomatic] | :: to get it, to have the penny drop |
| caer en saco roto {v} [idiomatic] | :: to fall on deaf ears, to go in one ear and out the other |
| caerle una buena {v} [idiom] | :: to be in for it; to be in serious trouble |
| caer mal {vt} | :: to be disagreeable, make a bad (or not so good) impression (a person) |
| caer mal {vt} | :: to make for or cause a bad digestion (food) |
| caer mal {vt} | :: to make unhappy or sad, to anger, to dissatisfy (news, advice, announcement) |
| caerse {v} | :: reflexive of caer |
| caerse del guindo {v} | :: alternative form of caerse de un guindo |
| caerse del nido {v} [idiomatic] | :: to be born yesterday |
| caerse de un guindo {v} [idiomatic] | :: to be born yesterday |
| caerse de un nido {v} | :: alternative form of caerse del nido |
| caérsele el alma a los pies {v} [idiomatic] | :: to be crestfallen |
| caérsele la casa encima {v} [idiomatic] | :: to be overwhelmed or oppressed |
| caérsele los anillos {v} [idiomatic] | :: to have qualms (about doing something) |
| caérsele los palos del sombrajo {v} [idiomatic] | :: to be crestfallen |
| caetera {particle} | :: only used in inter caetera |
| Cafarnaúm {prop} {f} | :: Capernaum |
| café {adj} | :: brown |
| café {m} | :: coffee |
| café {m} | :: cafe, coffee shop |
| cafecito {m} | :: diminutive of café; small coffee |
| café con leche {m} | :: white coffee; café au lait |
| café helado {m} | :: iced coffee |
| cafeico {adj} | :: caffeic |
| cafeína {f} | :: caffeine |
| café irlandés {m} | :: Irish coffee |
| cafelito {m} | :: diminutive of café; small coffee |
| café para todos {phrase} [Spain] | :: one-size-fits-all; particularly, the idea that all nationalities and regions of Spain will enjoy equal self-government |
| café solo {m} | :: black coffee |
| cafetal {m} | :: piece of land cultivating coffee |
| cafetalera {f} | :: coffee pot |
| cafetalero {adj} | :: coffee-growing |
| cafetalero {m} | :: coffee grower |
| cafetalero {m} | :: owner of a coffee plantation |
| cafetera {f} | :: coffeemaker (kitchen apparatus used to brew and filter coffee) |
| cafetera {f} | :: coffeepot (vessel for preparing or serving coffee) |
| cafetera {f} [colloquial] | :: bucket of bolts (a piece of machinery that's not worth more than its scrap value) |
| cafetería {f} | :: cafeteria |
| cafetería {f} | :: diner |
| cafetero {adj} [attributive] | :: coffee (of or relating to coffee) |
| cafetín {m} | :: coffee shop |
| cafetín {m} | :: diminutive of café; coffee |
| cafetito {m} | :: diminutive of café |
| cafeto {m} | :: coffee plant, coffee tree |
| cafetucho {m} | :: diminutive of café |
| cafichar {v} | :: alternative form of cafichear |
| cafiche {m} [colloquial, Chile, Argentina, Peru] | :: pimp |
| cafiche {m} [colloquial, Chile, Argentina, Peru] | :: sponger, freeloader (especially of women) |
| cafichear {v} [Chile, colloquial] | :: to sponge |
| caficultor {m} | :: coffee grower |
| caficultura {f} | :: coffee growing |
| cáfila {f} [collective] | :: caravan (a group of humans, camels or other animals) |
| cafre {adj} | :: uncouth, boorish |
| caftán {m} | :: kaftan |
| cagada {f} [colloquial] | :: shit, bowel movement, diarrhea |
| cagada {f} [colloquial] | :: rag, mischief |
| cagada {f} [colloquial, vulgar] | :: gaffe, mistake, fuckup |
| cagadera {f} [vulgar] | :: diarrhea |
| cagadero {m} | :: shitter; bog; can (toilet) |
| cagado {adj} | :: cowardly |
| cagado {adj} [Chile] | :: cheap, worthless |
| cagado {adj} | :: toilet-trained |
| cagado {adj} | :: covered in feces |
| cagador {m} | :: shitter (one who shits) |
| cagalera {f} [vulgar] | :: diarrhea |
| cagando cerillas {adv} [idiomatic, colloquial] | :: fucking fast |
| cagando hostias {adv} [idiomatic, colloquial] | :: extremely fast |
| cagando leches {adv} [idiomatic, colloquial] | :: fucking fast |
| cagar {v} [vulgar] | :: to shit |
| cagar {v} [vulgar] | :: to tell someone off, exclamation of rejection |
| cagar {v} [colloquial] | :: to bust |
| cagar {v} [colloquial] | :: to get busted |
| cagar {v} [colloquial] | :: to ruin something; to screw |
| cagar {vi} [Chile, colloquial] | :: to fail |
| cagar {vt} [Chile] | :: to cheat someone |
| cagar {vt} [Spain, colloquial] | :: to make a mistake |
| cagar dinero {v} [vulgar, idiomatic] | :: to have money to burn; to be rolling in it; to be filthy rich |
| cagarla {v} [idiom] | :: to screw up; mess up (a plan) |
| cagarse {v} [vulgar] | :: to shit oneself, crap oneself (defecate in one's clothes) |
| cagarse {v} [vulgar] | :: to shit oneself (be extremely frightened) |
| cagarse {v} [vulgar] | :: fuck (used to express extreme anger, surprise, joy, shock or to show a lot of disrespect) |
| cagatintas {m} [vulgar] | :: One who does routine office work; a pencil pusher |
| cagazo {m} [Latin America, slang, vulgar] | :: Something that is extremely scary |
| Cagliari {prop} | :: Cagliari |
| cagliaritana {f} | :: feminine noun of cagliaritano |
| cagliaritano {adj} | :: Cagliaritan (of or pertaining to Cagliari, Sardinia) |
| cagliaritano {m} | :: Cagliaritan (native or resident of Cagliari, Sardinia) |
| cagón {adj} [pejorative] | :: coward, fearful |
| caguairán {m} [Cuba] | :: quebracho (various trees with very hard wood) |
| caguairán {m} [Cuba, by extension] | :: A tough or resilient person |
| caguama {f} | :: loggerhead turtle |
| caguama {f} [slang] | :: [Mexico] a 940 ml bottle of Corona Familiar (a Mexican beer) |
| cagüeña {f} | :: feminine noun of cagüeño |
| cagüeño {adj} | :: Of or from Caguas |
| cagüeño {m} | :: Someone from Caguas |
| cagueta {f} [vulgar] | :: chicken, wuss (coward) |
| cagüín {m} | :: alternative form of cahuín |
| cahíz {f} | :: An obsolete measurement for volume |
| Cáhuil {prop} {m} | :: Cáhuil (village) |
| cahuilino {adj} | :: from the Chilean town of Cáhuil |
| cahuín {m} [Chile] | :: mess, disorder, confusion |
| cahuín {m} [Chile] | :: intrigue, machination |
| cahuín {m} [Chile] | :: gossip (usually evil-minded) |
| çahumerio {m} | :: alternative spelling of sahumerio |
| caibarienense {adj} | :: Of or from Caibarién |
| caibarienense {mf} | :: Someone from Caibarién |
| caíd {m} | :: caid |
| caída {f} | :: fall (act of falling) |
| caída {f} | :: crash (of a computer) |
| caído {adj} | :: fallen |
| caído del cielo {adv} [idiomatic] | :: out of thin air |
| caimán {m} | :: alligator |
| caimán {m} | :: caiman |
| caimanera {f} [Venezuela] | :: An informal game of baseball |
| caimanera {f} [Venezuela] | :: An informal game of soccer |
| caimanerense {adj} | :: Of or from Caimanera |
| caimanerense {mf} | :: Someone from Caimanera |
| caimanés {adj} | :: Caymanian |
| caimanés {m} | :: Caymanian |
| caimito {m} | :: The abiu, a tropical tree and its fruit |
| caimito {m} | :: The star fruit |
| Caín {prop} {m} | :: Cain (Biblical character) |
| cainita {mf} | :: Cainite |
| caipiriña {f} | :: caipirinha |
| caiquén {m} | :: upland goose |
| cairel {m} | :: fringe (of clothes) |
| cairelar {vt} | :: to fringe |
| cairota {adj} | :: Cairene (of or pertaining to Cairo, Egypt) |
| cairota {mf} | :: Cairene (native or resident of Cairo, Egypt) |
| caite {m} [Central America] | :: leather sandal |
| caja {f} | :: box, case |
| caja {f} | :: bank |
| caja {f} | :: cash desk |
| caja {f} | :: cash register, register, cash box |
| caja {f} | :: gearbox |
| caja {f} | :: snare drum |
| caja {f} [typography] | :: case |
| caja boba {f} [idiomatic, colloquial] | :: idiot box (television) |
| caja china {f} | :: a Chinese box |
| caja china {f} [Latin America, especially, Cuba] | :: a caja china (outdoor oven: box for roasting pigs etc) |
| caja de ahorros {f} | :: savings bank |
| caja de cambios {f} | :: gearbox |
| caja de caudales {f} | :: (small) safe (place to keep one's valuables) |
| caja de cerillas {f} | :: matchbox |
| caja de fusibles {f} | :: fusebox |
| caja de música {f} | :: music box |
| caja de Pandora {f} | :: Pandora's box |
| caja de pino {f} | :: box; casket; coffin |
| caja de resonancia {f} [music] | :: sound board |
| caja de seguridad {f} | :: safebox |
| caja de sorpresa {f} | :: jack-in-the-box |
| caja de sorpresa {f} [figurative] | :: dark horse |
| caja fuerte {f} | :: safe |
| Cajamarca {prop} | :: Cajamarca (region) |
| cajamarquino {adj} | :: Of or from Cajamarca |
| cajamarquino {m} | :: Someone from Cajamarca |
| caja negra {f} | :: black box |
| caja registradora {f} | :: cash register |
| caja tonta {f} [idiomatic, colloquial] | :: idiot box (television) |
| cajeado {adj} | :: boxed |
| cajera {f} | :: feminine noun of cajero |
| cajero {m} | :: cashier |
| cajero {m} [banking] | :: teller, ATM |
| cajero automático {m} | :: automated teller machine, ATM |
| cajeta {f} | :: A Mexican confection of thickened syrup usually made of sweetened caramelized goat’s milk |
| cajeta {f} [slang, Argentina] | :: cunt, vagina |
| cajete {m} [Mexico] | :: A bowl, basin or similar container |
| cajete {m} [El Salvador, Honduras, Mexico] | :: An unglazed clay pot used in cooking |
| cajete {m} [Mexico] | :: A hole made to plant a seed, plant, sapling, etc |
| cajete {m} [Sonora, Mexico] | :: molcajete |
| cajetilla {f} | :: diminutive of caja, a small box, especially a cigarette box |
| cajigo {m} | :: alternative form of quejigo (Portuguese oak) |
| cajilla {f} | :: diminutive of caja |
| cajista {mf} | :: typesetter |
| cajita {f} | :: diminutive of caja |
| cajita {f} | :: small box |
| cajita {f} [endearing] | :: box |
| cajón {m} | :: drawer |
| cajón {m} [musical instrument] | :: cajón (box-shaped percussion instrument) |
| cajón {m} [Latin America] | :: coffin |
| cajoncillo {m} | :: diminutive of cajón |
| cajoncito {m} | :: diminutive of cajón |
| cajón de sastre {m} | :: hodgepodge, junk drawer, rag bag |
| cajonear {v} [Argentina, Paraguay, Uruguay] | :: to shelve (postpone) |
| cajonera {f} | :: feminine noun of cajonero |
| cajonería {f} | :: chest of drawers (especially in a church) |
| cajonero {m} | :: A box-seller |
| cajonero {m} | :: A cajón player |
| cajú {m} [Chile, Argentina, Uruguay] | :: cashew |
| cajuela {f} [Costa Rica, Ecuador, Mexico] | :: trunk, boot (of a car) |
| cajuil {m} [Dominican Republic] | :: cashew |
| cajún {adj} | :: cajun; Cajun |
| cajún {mf} | :: Cajun |
| cakchiquel {adj} | :: alternative spelling of kakchikel |
| cakchiquel {m} | :: alternative spelling of kakchikel |
| cake {m} | :: cake; fruitcake |
| cal {f} | :: lime (calcium oxide) |
| cal {symbol} | :: Symbol of caloría |
| cala {f} | :: prove (originally, of a piece or slice of fruit) |
| cala {f} | :: try, attempt |
| cala {f} | :: testing |
| cala {f} | :: suppository (small medicinal plug that is inserted into the rectum) |
| cala {f} | :: cove |
| cala {f} | :: calla lily, arum lily (plant, flower) |
| calabacín {m} | :: zucchini |
| calabacín de invierno {m} | :: winter squash |
| calabacita {f} [Mexico] | :: courgette, zucchini |
| calabaza {f} | :: pumpkin, Cucurbita pepo (a typical pumpkin used for Halloween and autumn seasonal decoration) |
| calabaza {f} [Spain, Mexico, Caribbean, Argentina] | :: gourd, pumpkin |
| calabaza {f} | :: cep, porcino (Boletus edulis) |
| calabaza {f} | :: ellipsis of calabaza de nuez; butternut squash |
| calabaza bellota {f} | :: acorn squash |
| calabaza butternut {f} | :: butternut squash |
| calabazada {f} | :: headbutt |
| calabazada {f} | :: hit on the head |
| calabaza de invierno {f} | :: winter squash |
| calabaza de nuez {f} | :: butternut squash |
| calabazo {m} | :: pumpkin |
| calabobos {m} [Spain, colloquial] | :: rain that seems light enough for people to walk around in without getting wet, fooling those who do into getting drenched; drizzle |
| calaboceña {f} | :: feminine noun of calaboceño |
| calaboceño {adj} | :: Of or from Calabozo, Venezuela |
| calaboceño {m} | :: An inhabitant of Calabozo, Venezuela |
| calabozo {m} | :: dungeon |
| calabozo {m} | :: prison, jail |
| calabozo {m} | :: prison cell |
| calabrés {adj} | :: Calabrian |
| Calabria {prop} {f} | :: Calabria (region) |
| calabriar {v} [obsolete] | :: to mix red and white wine |
| calaca {f} [Honduras, Mexico, colloquial] | :: Death |
| calaca {f} [Mexico, colloquial] | :: skull |
| calada {f} | :: puff, hit [of a cigarette] |
| caladero {m} | :: fishing ground |
| caladero {m} [figurative] | :: hunting ground |
| calado {adj} | :: soaked, drenched |
| calado {m} | :: draught (of a ship or boat) |
| calado hasta los huesos {adj} [idiom] | :: soaked to the bone; absolutely drenched |
| caladora {f} | :: jigsaw (saw) |
| caladora {f} | :: fretter |
| calafate {mf} | :: caulker |
| calafate {mf} [Chile, Argentina] | :: barberry (the local Berberis species, as the Magellan barberry) |
| calafateador {m} | :: caulker |
| calafateadora {f} | :: feminine noun of calafateador |
| calafatear {v} | :: to caulk (seal joints with caulk) |
| calafia {f} [Mexico, Tijuana] | :: A small bus |
| calafiera {f} | :: A calafia driver |
| calafiero {m} | :: A calafia driver |
| calagurritano {adj} | :: Of or from Calahorra |
| calagurritano {m} | :: Someone from Calahorra |
| calahorra {f} | :: castle |
| calala {f} [Nicaragua] | :: passionfruit |
| calalú {m} | :: callaloo |
| calamaco {m} | :: calamanco |
| calamar {m} | :: squid |
| calamar {m} | :: calamari |
| calamarcito {m} | :: diminutive of calamar |
| calamar gigante {m} | :: giant squid |
| calambre {m} | :: cramp |
| calambre {m} | :: (electric) shock |
| calambur {m} | :: pun |
| calamidad {f} | :: calamity |
| calamina {f} | :: calamine |
| calamita {f} | :: lodestone |
| calamita {f} | :: magnetic compass |
| calamitoso {adj} | :: calamitous, disastrous |
| calamitoso {adj} | :: sickly, unhealthy (frequently ill) |
| cálamo {m} | :: A reed pen, used to write with ink in antiquity |
| cálamo {m} [botany] | :: Sweet flag or calamus, a plant in the genus Acorus |
| calamón {m} | :: the western swamphen (Porphyrio porphyrio) |
| calaña {f} | :: kind, sort, type, ilk |
| calaña {f} | :: pattern |
| calaña {f} | :: character, nature, quality |
| calaña {f} | :: example, model |
| calandria {f} | :: calender (machine) |
| calañés {adj} | :: of or from Calañas |
| calañés {m} | :: Someone from Calañas |
| calañés {m} | :: A type of hat with an upturned brim |
| calañesa {f} | :: feminine noun of calañés |
| cálao {m} | :: hornbill |
| calar {adj} | :: of or pertaining to limestone or lime |
| calar {m} | :: limestone quarry |
| calar {v} [of a liquid] | :: to soak |
| calar {v} | :: to pierce with a sharp instrument |
| calar {v} [colloquial] | :: to rumble, see through (to discover deceitful or underhanded behavior, hidden true motives or mindset) |
| calar {v} | :: to catch on (become fashionable or popular) |
| calar {vr} [calarse] | :: To put on (clothing) |
| calato {adj} [Peru] | :: nude; naked |
| Calatrava {n} | :: surname |
| calatravo {adj} | :: of or pertaining to the Order of Calatrava |
| calatravo {m} | :: A member of the Order of Calatrava |
| calavera {f} | :: skull |
| calavera {f} | :: libertine, playboy, party animal |
| calaverada {f} | :: libertine act; playboy-like behaviour |
| calaverita {f} [mineral] | :: calaverite |
| calbindina {f} [protein] | :: calbindin |
| calcado {adj} | :: in a fake manner, fakely |
| calcado {m} | :: facsimile, imitation, copy |
| calcañal {m} | :: calcaneus (posterior part of a foot) |
| calcañar {m} | :: calcaneus (posterior part of a foot) |
| calcaneo- {prefix} [anatomy] | :: calcaneo- |
| calcáneo {m} | :: calcaneus, heel bone |
| calcaneocuboideo {adj} [anatomy] | :: calcaneocuboid |
| calcaneoescafoideo {adj} [anatomy] | :: calcaneoscaphoid; calcaneonavicular |
| calcaneonavicular {adj} [anatomy] | :: calcaneonavicular |
| calcaneoperoneo {adj} [anatomy] | :: calcaneofibular |
| calcaño {f} | :: alternative form of calcañar |
| calcantita {f} [mineral] | :: chalcanthite |
| calcar {v} | :: to trace, copy (copy by means of carbon paper or tracing paper) |
| calcar {v} | :: to trample |
| calcar {m} [anatomy, botany] | :: calcar (a spur-like projection) |
| calcarenita {f} [geology] | :: calcarenite |
| calcáreo {adj} | :: calcareous |
| calcarino {adj} [anatomy] | :: calcarine |
| Calcedón {prop} | :: Calcedón (town) |
| calcedonia {f} | :: chalcedony |
| Calcedonia {prop} | :: Calcedonia (town) |
| calcedoniana {f} | :: feminine noun of calcedoniano |
| calcedoniano {adj} | :: Chalcedonian |
| calcedoniano {m} | :: Chalcedonian |
| calcedonio {adj} | :: Chalcedonian |
| calceta {f} | :: stocking |
| calcetar {v} | :: to knit |
| calcetín {m} | :: sock |
| calcetín de Navidad {m} | :: Christmas stocking, stocking |
| calchaquí {adj} | :: Calchaquí |
| calchaquí {mf} | :: Calchaquí |
| cálcico {adj} [chemistry] | :: calcic |
| cálcico {adj} | :: calcium [attributive] |
| calcícola {f} | :: calcicole |
| calcificación {f} | :: calcification |
| calcificar {v} | :: to calcify |
| calcinación {f} [chemistry] | :: calcination (the process of calcining) |
| calcinamiento {m} | :: calcination (the process of calcining) |
| calcinante {adj} | :: extremely hot; burning |
| calcinar {v} | :: to calcine |
| calcinar {v} | :: to scorch, to burn |
| calcineurina {f} [enzyme] | :: calcineurin |
| calcio {m} | :: calcium |
| calcita {f} [mineral] | :: calcite |
| calcítico {adj} | :: calcitic |
| calcitonina {f} [hormone] | :: calcitonin |
| calcitriol {m} [biochemistry] | :: calcitriol |
| calco {m} | :: The action of copying or reproducing something |
| calco {m} | :: copy |
| calco {m} | :: imitation, reproduction |
| calco {m} [colloquial] | :: shoe |
| calco {m} [linguistics] | :: A calque |
| calcófilo {m} | :: chalcophile |
| calcófilo {adj} [botany] | :: calciphilous |
| calcográfico {adj} | :: chalcographical |
| calcolítico {adj} | :: Eneolithic |
| calcomanía {f} | :: decalcomania |
| calcomanía {f} | :: the image produced using decalcomania |
| calcomanía {f} | :: decorative sticker, decal |
| calcona {f} | :: alternative form of chalcona |
| calcopirita {f} [mineral] | :: chalcopyrite |
| calcosina {f} [mineral] | :: chalcocite |
| calculadamente {adv} | :: calculatedly |
| calculador {m} | :: calculator |
| calculadora {f} | :: calculator |
| calculadoramente {adv} | :: calculatedly |
| calcular {v} | :: to calculate |
| calculista {mf} | :: computer; human computer |
| cálculo {m} | :: calculation, estimation |
| cálculo {m} [mathematics] | :: arithmetic |
| cálculo {m} [mathematics] | :: calculus |
| cálculo {m} [medicine] | :: stone |
| cálculo diferencial {m} | :: differential calculus |
| cálculo infinitesimal {m} | :: infinitesimal calculus |
| cálculo integral {m} [calculus] | :: integral calculus (calculus of areas and volumes) |
| cálculo renal {m} | :: kidney stone |
| Calcuta {prop} | :: Calcuta (capital city) |
| calda {f} | :: heating |
| calda {f} | :: bath; hot spring |
| Caldea {prop} {f} | :: Chaldea |
| caldear {v} | :: to warm |
| caldear {vr} | :: to get worked up |
| caldén {m} | :: Prosopis caldenia, a tree |
| caldense {adj} | :: Of or from Caldas |
| caldense {mf} | :: Someone from Caldas |
| caldeo {adj} | :: Chaldean |
| caldeo {m} | :: Chaldean |
| caldera {f} | :: cauldron |
| caldera {f} | :: boiler |
| caldera {f} [geology] | :: caldera |
| calderería {f} | :: metal fabrication |
| calderero {m} | :: boilermaker (person who makes boilers) |
| calderero {m} | :: coppersmith (person who forges things out of copper) |
| caldereta {f} | :: A type of stew, normally made with fish but also with other ingredients |
| calderilla {f} | :: small change (coins of little value) |
| caldero {adj} [Chile, colloquial] | :: said of someone who like soups |
| caldero {m} | :: vat, small cauldron |
| calderón {m} [cetaceans] | :: pilot whale |
| calderón {m} [music] | :: fermata |
| calderón {m} [typography] | :: ¶ symbol |
| calderón {m} | :: large cauldron |
| Calderón {prop} | :: surname |
| calderoniano {adj} | :: of, pertaining to, or in the style of, Pedro Calderón de la Barca, Spanish dramatist |
| calderonismo {m} | :: The political beliefs or ideologies of Rafael Ángel Calderón Guardia |
| calderonista {adj} | :: Of, pertaining to, or supporting Rafael Ángel Calderón Guardia, former President of Costa Rica |
| calderonista {mf} | :: A supporter of Rafael Ángel Calderón Guardia, former President of Costa Rica |
| Caldevilla {prop} | :: surname |
| caldillo {m} | :: diminutive of caldo |
| caldito {m} | :: diminutive of caldo |
| caldo {m} | :: a clear soup, broth, bouillon |
| caldo {m} | :: (soup) stock |
| caldo {m} | :: swill |
| caldo {m} | :: sludge |
| caldo de cultivo {m} [biology] | :: culture medium; growth medium |
| caldo de cultivo {m} [figurative] | :: breeding ground; hotbed |
| caldoso {adj} | :: liquidy (said of a broth) |
| caldoso {m} | :: arroz caldoso |
| calé {adj} | :: gypsy |
| calé {m} | :: gypsy |
| calé {m} [historical] | :: a Spanish copper coin, worth four maravedis |
| caledonia {f} | :: feminine noun of caledonio |
| Caledonia {prop} | :: Caledonia |
| caledonio {adj} | :: Caledonian |
| caledonio {m} | :: Caledonian |
| calefacción {f} | :: heating |
| calefaccionar {vt} [Chile, Argentina, Uruguay] | :: to heat |
| calefacer {v} [obsolete] | :: to heat up |
| calefactar {v} | :: to heat |
| calefactor {m} | :: heater |
| calefón {m} | :: water heater |
| caleidoscópico {adj} | :: kaleidoscopic |
| caleidoscopio {m} | :: kaleidoscope |
| calenda {f} | :: calinda |
| calenda {f} [uncommon] | :: synonym of calendas |
| calendárico {adj} [attributive] | :: calendar |
| calendario {m} | :: calendar |
| calendario de adviento {m} | :: Advent calendar |
| calendario gregoriano {m} | :: Gregorian calendar |
| calendario solar {m} | :: solar calendar |
| calendarización {f} | :: calendarization |
| calendarizar {v} [formal, Chile, Cuba, El Salvador, Honduras] | :: to schedule |
| calendas {fp} | :: calends (the first day of the Roman month) |
| caléndula {f} | :: marigold |
| caleño {adj} | :: of, or relating to, Cali |
| caleño {m} | :: someone from Cali |
| calentadero {m} | :: warming-up |
| calentador {m} | :: heater |
| calentador {m} | :: boiler |
| calentador {adj} | :: warming, heating |
| calentamiento {m} | :: warming |
| calentamiento {m} [exercise] | :: warm-up |
| calentamiento global {m} | :: global warming (a sustained increase in the average temperature of the earth's atmosphere sufficient to cause climate change.) |
| calentar {vt} | :: to heat, to warm up (cause an increase in temperature) |
| calentar {vt} | :: to turn on (arouse sexually) |
| calentar {vti} [exercise] | :: to warm up (prepare for a physical activity) |
| calentar motores {v} [idiom] | :: to get warmed up |
| calentísimo {adj} | :: superlative of caliente |
| calentito {m} [Andalusia, Seville, Jaén] | :: churro (fried pastry) |
| calentito {adj} | :: diminutive of caliente |
| calentón {adj} [colloquial] | :: horny |
| calentón {m} [colloquial] | :: blast of heat |
| calentón {m} [colloquial] | :: horny person |
| calentón {m} [colloquial] | :: horniness |
| calentorro {m} [colloquial] | :: horny/randy person |
| calentura {f} | :: fever, calenture |
| calentura {f} | :: horniness |
| calentura {f} | :: cold sore |
| calenturiento {adj} | :: feverish |
| calenturiento {adj} | :: amorous |
| calera {f} | :: limestone quarry |
| calera {f} | :: limekiln |
| calerano {adj} | :: of or from La Calera |
| calerano {m} | :: Someone from La Calera |
| calero {adj} | :: lime [attributive] (calcium-containing material) |
| calero {m} | :: limekiln |
| calesa {f} | :: stage-coach |
| calesera {f} | :: feminine noun of calesero |
| calesero {m} | :: stagecoach driver |
| calesita {m} [Argentina, Uruguay] | :: carousel, merry-go-round |
| caleta {f} | :: small bay, cove, inlet |
| caleta {f} [slang, Chile] | :: a lot |
| caleta {adv} [slang, Chile] | :: a lot |
| caletense {adj} | :: of or from Caleta Olivia |
| caletense {mf} | :: Someone from Caleta Olivia |
| caletre {m} [colloquial] | :: brains; know-how; gumption |
| calgariana {f} | :: feminine noun of calgariano |
| calgariano {adj} | :: Calgarian (of or pertaining to Calgary, Alberta, Canada) |
| calgariano {m} | :: Calgarian (native or resident of Calgary, Alberta, Canada) |
| Calgary {prop} {f} | :: Calgary (largest city) |
| Calgary {prop} {f} | :: Calgary (village) |
| Cali {prop} {m} | :: Cali (river) |
| Cali {prop} {f} | :: Cali (city) |
| calibración {f} | :: calibration |
| calibrador {m} | :: calibrator |
| calibrador {m} | :: caliper |
| calibrar {v} | :: to calibrate |
| calibre {m} | :: calibre |
| calibre {m} | :: calipers |
| calibre {m} | :: jig, gauge (tool) |
| calicanto {m} | :: masonry (stone or brick constructed by a mason) |
| calicata {f} | :: A kind of narrow pit |
| caliche {m} | :: saltpeter |
| caliche {m} | :: salitre |
| caliciforme {adj} | :: caliciform |
| calicino {adj} | :: calyx (attributive) |
| calicreína {f} | :: kallikrein |
| calículo {m} [anatomy, zoology] | :: calyculus, calicle |
| calículo {m} [botany] | :: epicalyx |
| calidad {f} | :: quality (level of excellence) |
| calidad {f} [Louisiana] | :: kind, type |
| cálidamente {adv} | :: warmly |
| calidez {f} | :: warmth, warmness, heat |
| calidez {f} | :: warmth (friendliness, kindness, or affection) |
| cálido {adj} | :: warm |
| calientabancas {m} | :: bench-warmer |
| calientabraguetas {f} [colloquial] | :: cocktease, prickteaser |
| calientahuevos {m} [colloquial] | :: cocktease, prickteaser |
| calientapiernas {m} | :: cocktease |
| calientapiés {m} | :: cocktease |
| calientapijas {f} [slang] | :: cocktease |
| calientaplatos {m} | :: hotplate |
| calientapollas {mf} [vulgar] | :: cocktease |
| caliente {adj} | :: hot, warm (emitting heat or warmth) |
| caliente {adj} | :: hot (close to finding or guessing something) |
| caliente {adj} [slang] | :: horny (sexually aroused) |
| calientito {adj} | :: diminutive of caliente |
| califa {m} | :: caliph |
| califal {adj} | :: caliphal |
| califato {m} | :: caliphate |
| calificación {f} | :: rating, grade, mark, score |
| calificación {f} | :: qualification |
| calificado {adj} | :: qualified |
| calificador {adj} | :: qualifying |
| calificar {v} | :: to qualify |
| calificar {v} | :: to grade, to mark |
| calificar {v} | :: to rate, to score |
| calificar {v} | :: to describe, to characterize, to label, to categorize |
| calificar {v} | :: to designate (e.g. designate a plot of land for a specific use) |
| calificarse {v} | :: (reflexive of calificar) |
| calificativo {adj} | :: qualificative |
| California {prop} {f} | :: California (state) |
| californiana {f} | :: feminine noun of californiano |
| californiano {adj} | :: Californian |
| californiano {m} | :: Californian |
| califórnico {adj} | :: Californian |
| californio {m} | :: californium |
| californio {m} | :: Californian |
| californio {adj} | :: Californian |
| Californios {prop} | :: plural of Californio |
| cáliga {f} | :: Roman sandal |
| caliginoso {adj} [poetic] | :: foggy; misty |
| calígrafa {f} | :: feminine noun of calígrafo |
| caligrafía {f} | :: calligraphy |
| caligrafía {f} | :: penmanship; handwriting |
| caligrafiar {v} | :: to write using calligraphy |
| caligráfico {adj} | :: calligraphic |
| calígrafo {m} | :: calligrapher, calligraphist |
| caligrama {m} | :: calligram |
| Calígula {prop} {m} | :: Caligula |
| calilla {f} [colloquial, Latin America] | :: annoyance, bother |
| calilla {f} [colloquial, Chile] | :: debt |
| calilla {f} [Guatemala, Honduras] | :: annoying person |
| calilla {f} [Colombia] | :: thin and long cigar |
| calima {f} | :: alternative form of calina |
| calimete {m} | :: drinking straw |
| calimocho {m} | :: calimocho (drink) |
| calimoso {adj} | :: misty, hazy |
| calina {f} | :: haze |
| Calíope {prop} {f} [Greek god] | :: Calliope (the Muse of eloquence and epic) |
| calipso {m} | :: calypso (dance) |
| Calipso {prop} {f} [astronomy] | :: Calypso |
| Calipso {prop} {f} [mythology] | :: Calypso |
| caliptra {f} | :: calyptra |
| calistenia {f} | :: calisthenics (gymnastic exercises) |
| Calisto {prop} {f} [astronomy] | :: Callisto (satellite of Jupiter) |
| Calisto {prop} {f} [Greek mythology] | :: Callisto (nymph raped by Zeus) |
| Calixto {prop} {m} | :: given name |
| cáliz {m} | :: chalice, goblet |
| cáliz {m} [poetic] | :: cup, glass |
| cáliz {m} [botany] | :: calyx |
| caliza {f} | :: limestone |
| caliza de Creta {f} [geology] | :: chalk (rock) |
| calizo {adj} [geology] | :: limestone (attributive) |
| calizo {adj} [geology] | :: calcareous, chalky |
| calladamente {adv} | :: Silently, secretly, privately, inconspicuously, in a reserved manner |
| calladito {adj} | :: diminutive of callado |
| callado {adj} | :: quiet, silent |
| callampa {f} [Bolivia, Chile, Ecuador, Peru] | :: mushroom |
| callampa {f} [Bolivia, Chile, vulgar] | :: penis |
| callandico {adv} | :: silently |
| callandito {adv} | :: silently |
| callao {adj} | :: pronunciation spelling of callado |
| Callao {prop} {m} | :: A town in the central west of Peru |
| Callao {prop} {m} | :: Callao (province), whose capital is Callao |
| Callao {prop} {m} | :: Callao (region), containing only the province of the same name |
| callar {v} | :: to calm |
| callar {v} | :: to be silent, to shut up |
| callar {v} | :: to keep silent |
| callar {vi} | :: to hush, to become silent |
| callar {vt} | :: to hush, to make silent |
| callar {v} | :: to not mention |
| callar {vr} | :: to be quiet |
| callarse {v} | :: to be quiet, to stay quiet, to zip it |
| cállate {interj} | :: shut up! |
| calle {f} | :: street |
| calle {f} | :: lane (in a pool or racetrack, but not a highway) |
| callecita {f} | :: diminutive of calle; small street |
| calle de boxes {m} [motor racing] | :: pit lane |
| calle de garajes {m} [motor racing] | :: pit lane |
| calle de rodaje | :: taxiway |
| calleja {f} | :: narrow street |
| Calleja {prop} | :: surname |
| callejear {vi} | :: to wander, to amble (through streets) |
| callejear {v} | :: to gallivant, to gad |
| callejero {adj} | :: related to the streets, street- (often with negative connotations) |
| callejero {m} | :: street map, city map |
| callejero {m} | :: wanderer (within the city or town, often for binge or partying and other unproductive activities) |
| callejero {m} [Mexico] | :: a person who often goes out for unproductive activities |
| callejero {m} | :: Ya no seas callejero y busca trabajo "Stop going out (for fun) and look for a job" |
| callejero {m} | :: stray (animal living in the streets) |
| callejón {m} | :: alley, side street |
| callejón {m} | :: blind alley |
| callejón sin salida {m} [idiomatic] | :: dead end, road to nowhere |
| callejuca {f} | :: alley, alleyway |
| callejuela {f} | :: alley |
| callejuela {f} | :: (small) passage, passageway |
| calle sin salida {f} | :: blind alley, dead-end street, cul-de-sac, impasse (road with no exit) |
| calle sin salida {f} | :: impasse (deadlock or stalemate situation) |
| callista {mf} | :: chiropodist |
| callo {m} [skin] | :: callus |
| callo {m} [skin] | :: corn (on the feet) |
| callo {m} [Spain] | :: tripe |
| callo {m} [colloquial] | :: an ugly person |
| callo malayo {m} [idiomatic] | :: an uggo, an ugly person [literally "Malay callus"] |
| callos {mp} [Spain] | :: tripes (used as food) |
| callos {mp} | :: plural of callo |
| callosidad {f} | :: callus |
| calloso {adj} | :: callosal |
| callosomarginal {adj} [anatomy] | :: callosomarginal |
| Calloviano {prop} {m} | :: Callovian |
| Calloviense {prop} {m} | :: Callovian |
| calma {f} | :: calm, stillness, peacefulness |
| calma {f} | :: tranquility, peace and quiet |
| calmadamente {adv} | :: calmly |
| calmamente {adv} | :: calmly |
| calmante {adj} | :: relaxing, soothing |
| calmante {m} | :: painkiller (anything that has a narcotic effect or calms) |
| calmante {m} | :: tranquilizer |
| calmante {m} | :: sedative |
| calmar {vt} | :: to calm, to still (to limit and lessen in motion and disturbance) |
| calmar {vt} | :: to calm, soothe, assuage, to ease, to appease, to quell, to allay, to settle, to relieve (to make lessen in intensity) |
| calmar {vt} [figurative] | :: to defuse (e.g. a situation or problem, tension or conflict, a crisis) |
| calmar {vt} [figurative] | :: to quench, to quell (one's thirst) |
| calmar {vt} [figurative] | :: to cool |
| calmar {vt} | :: to talk down, to talk off the ledge |
| calmar {vi} | :: to subside, abate |
| calmar {vi} | :: to steady [often used when talking to an animal one is riding like a horse] |
| calmar {vr} | :: to calm down, to settle down, to quiet down, to calm oneself |
| calmar {vr} | :: to cool off, to cool it, to chill, to chill out |
| calmar {vr} | :: to subside |
| calmo {adj} | :: calm (at rest) |
| calmodulina {f} [protein] | :: calmodulin |
| calmoso {adj} | :: calm, tranquil |
| calmoso {adj} | :: slow |
| calmuco {adj} | :: Kalmyk |
| calmuco {m} | :: Kalmyk |
| calmuco {m} | :: Kalmyk |
| caló {m} | :: Caló; the Para-Romani language mainly spoken in the past by Spanish and Portuguese Roma, which is based on Romance grammar, with an adstratum of Romani lexical items |
| caló {m} | :: An argot spoken by pachuchos in the United States; also called "pachucho" itself |
| calocha {f} [slang] | :: Literally "Heat in the vulva" - uncomfortable heat |
| calofrío {m} | :: shudder |
| calol {m} [Puerto Rico] | :: pronunciation spelling of calor |
| caloña {f} | :: obsolete spelling of calumnia |
| caloña {f} [obsolete] | :: A type of fine or punishment |
| caloña {f} [obsolete] | :: row; argument |
| caloportador {adj} | :: heat-carrying |
| calor {m} [weather, energy] | :: heat |
| calorcillo {m} | :: diminutive of calor |
| calorcito {m} | :: diminutive of calor |
| calor específico {m} [physics] | :: specific heat |
| caloría {f} | :: calorie |
| calórico {adj} | :: caloric |
| calorífico {adj} | :: calorific |
| calorimetría {f} | :: calorimetry |
| calorimétrico {adj} | :: calorimetric |
| calorímetro {m} | :: calorimeter |
| calor latente {m} | :: latent heat |
| caloroso {adj} | :: alternative form of caluroso |
| calostro {m} | :: colostrum |
| calota de hielo {f} | :: ice sheet |
| calotipo {m} | :: calotype |
| calpaína {f} [enzyme] | :: calpain |
| calretinina {f} [protein] | :: calretinin |
| caluga {f} [Chile] | :: tidbit, uniform mass of edible substance cut into shape |
| caluga {f} [Chile] | :: hard candy, lozenge |
| calumnia {f} | :: slander, calumny, aspersion, libel, defamation |
| calumniador {m} | :: slanderer |
| calumniar {v} | :: to slander, to cast aspersions |
| calumniosamente {adv} | :: slanderously; libelously |
| calumnioso {adj} | :: slanderous, libelous |
| calurosamente {adv} | :: warmly |
| caluroso {adj} | :: very hot, to a greater extent than caliente |
| calva {f} | :: bald patch (area of baldness) |
| calva {f} | :: an area on a hide or fabric from which the hair or pill has worn out |
| calva {f} | :: clearing (area of land within a wood or forest devoid of trees) |
| calva {f} | :: a traditional shepherds’ sport played in parts of Spain, the object of which is to knock down a partially supported horn or piece of wood (the calva) by throwing stones at it. In a modern version the stones have been substituted with metal cylinders (the marro) and horns are no more used as targets |
| calva {f} | :: the wooden target used in the game of calva |
| calvados {m} | :: calvados |
| Calvados {prop} {m} | :: Calvados (department) |
| calvario {m} | :: A calvary |
| calvario {m} | :: An ordeal |
| calvario {m} | :: An area outside of a settlement abundant in crosses |
| calvario {m} | :: A debt chart, spreadsheet |
| calvario {m} | :: An ossuary |
| calvario {m} | :: A skullcap |
| calvicie {f} | :: baldness (The state of being bald) |
| calvinismo {m} | :: Calvinism |
| calvinista {adj} | :: Calvinist |
| calvinista {mf} | :: Calvinist |
| calvito {m} | :: diminutive of calvo, baldie |
| calvo {adj} | :: bald |
| calvo {m} | :: a bald man |
| Calvo {prop} | :: surname |
| calza {f} | :: stocking, sock |
| calzada {f} | :: sidewalk |
| calzada {f} | :: driveway |
| calzada {f} | :: road |
| calzada romana {f} [historical] | :: Roman road |
| calzadito {adj} | :: diminutive of calzada |
| calzadito {m} | :: puffleg |
| calzado {adj} [of religions] | :: calced |
| calzado {m} | :: footgear |
| calzador {m} | :: shoehorn |
| calzar {v} | :: to wear or put on shoes |
| calzar {v} | :: to be or have (a shoe size) |
| calzar {v} | :: to wedge, to chock |
| calzarse {v} [reflextive] | :: to wear, to slip into |
| calzarse {v} [slang] | :: to have sex with |
| calzo {m} | :: wedge, chock |
| calzón {m} | :: underpants |
| calzón {m} | :: female undergarment, panties, knickers |
| calzonazos {m} [colloquial] | :: pussywhipped, under the thumb, henpecked, cowed (a man who lets himself be ruled by his partner) |
| calzonazos {m} [colloquial] | :: sissy, pushover (timid, unassertive or cowardly male) |
| calzoncillo {m} | :: underpants, briefs, pants (for males) |
| Cam {prop} {m} | :: Ham (son of Noah) |
| cama {f} | :: bed |
| cama abatible {f} | :: Murphy bed |
| Camacho {prop} | :: surname |
| camachuelo {m} | :: The bullfinch |
| camada {f} | :: litter, brood (of animals, mammals) |
| cama de agua {f} | :: waterbed |
| cama de matrimonio {f} | :: double bed |
| cama doble {f} | :: double bed |
| cama elástica {f} | :: trampoline |
| camafeo {m} | :: cameo (relief work) |
| camagón {m} | :: a kind of persimmon tree (Diospyros blancoi) from the Philippine Islands, now introduced into the East and West Indies |
| camagón {m} | :: the reddish wood of this tree |
| camagüeyana {f} | :: feminine noun of camagüeyano |
| camagüeyano {adj} | :: Of or from the Cuban city of Camagüey |
| camagüeyano {m} | :: Someone from the Cuban city of Camagüey |
| camaldulense {adj} | :: Camaldolese |
| camaleón {m} | :: chameleon (reptile of the family Chamaeleonidae) |
| camaleón {m} | :: chameleon (a person with inconsistent behavior) |
| camaleónico {adj} | :: chameleonic |
| camaleonismo {m} | :: chameleonic behaviour |
| camalote {m} | :: A tropical aquatic plant from South America, in the family Pontederiaceae, that appears to form floating islands |
| cama matrimonial {f} | :: double bed |
| cama matrimonio {f} | :: double bed |
| Camaná {prop} | :: Camaná (province) |
| Camaná {prop} | :: Camaná (city/provincial capital) |
| camanchaca {f} | :: camanchaca |
| camándula {f} | :: rosary |
| cama nido {f} | :: trundle bed, truckle bed [UK] |
| camantigue {m} | :: garden balsam (Impatiens balsamina) |
| cama plegable {f} | :: fold-up bed |
| cámara {f} | :: room |
| cámara {f} | :: camera |
| cámara {f} | :: chamber |
| cámara {f} | :: legislature |
| cámara {f} | :: inner tube |
| cámara {f} [nautical] | :: cabin |
| cámara {f} | :: bowel movement |
| cámara {mf} [cinematography] | :: cameraman, camera operator (somebody who operates a movie camera or television camera) |
| cámara acorazada {f} | :: vault, bank vault |
| camarada {mf} | :: comrade (mate, companion) |
| camarada {mf} | :: comrade (fellow socialist or communist) |
| cámara de comercio {f} | :: chamber of commerce |
| cámara de gas {f} | :: gas chamber |
| Cámara de los Comunes {prop} {f} | :: the House of Commons |
| Cámara de los Lores {prop} {f} | :: The House of Lords |
| camaradería {f} | :: comradeship |
| cámara de video {f} [Latin America] | :: video camera |
| cámara de vídeo {f} [Spain] | :: video camera |
| cámara digital {f} | :: digital camera |
| cámara lenta {f} | :: slow motion |
| cámara magmática {f} | :: magma chamber |
| cámara mortuoria {f} | :: burial chamber |
| camaranchón {m} | :: loft (used as storage space) |
| cámara oculta {f} | :: hidden camera |
| cámara réflex {f} | :: reflex camera |
| camarasaurus {m} | :: camarasaurus |
| cámara web {f} [computing, photography] | :: webcam |
| camarera {f} | :: female equivalent of camarero |
| camarero {m} | :: waiter |
| Camarga {prop} {f} | :: Camargue (marshland area) |
| camarilla {f} | :: a secret, usually sinister, group of conspiring advisors close to the leadership; a cabal |
| camarín {m} | :: niche (position for which one is well suited) |
| camarín {m} | :: alcove |
| camarista {mf} | :: A member of the Cámara de Castilla |
| camarista {mf} | :: A member of the Court of Appeal |
| camarita {f} | :: diminutive of cámara |
| camarlengo {m} [religion] | :: camerlengo |
| cámaro {m} [rare] | :: shrimp |
| camarógrafa {f} | :: feminine noun of camarógrafo |
| camarógrafo {m} [cinematography] | :: cameraman, camera operator (somebody who operates a movie camera or television camera) |
| camarón {m} [crustacean] | :: shrimp |
| camarón {m} [seafood] | :: shrimp |
| camarón {m} [Central America] | :: tip, gratuity |
| camarón {m} [Central America] | :: casual, low-paid work |
| camarón {m} [Cuba, colloquial] | :: sunburned person |
| camarón {m} [Dominican Republic] | :: skilful and clever person |
| camarón {m} [Ecuador] | :: inexperienced driver |
| camarón {m} [Peru] | :: parasite, person living at the expense of others |
| camarón {m} [Mexico] | :: prick, cock |
| camaronero {adj} [attributive] | :: shrimp; prawn |
| camarón que se duerme se lo lleva la corriente {proverb} | :: you snooze, you lose [literally: the shrimp that falls asleep is taken away by the current] |
| camaróptera {f} | :: camaroptera |
| camarote {m} | :: bunk |
| camarote {m} | :: cabin |
| camarote {m} | :: quarters |
| camastro {m} | :: pejorative of cama |
| cama turca {f} | :: A type of bed without a headboard |
| camba {m} [vesre] | :: pimp |
| cambalachar {v} | :: alternative form of cambalachear |
| cambalache {m} | :: swap, exchange |
| cambalachear {v} [colloquial] | :: To swap; to do swapsies; to do a switcheroo |
| cambalachera {f} | :: feminine noun of cambalachero |
| cambalachero {adj} | :: swapping; exchanging |
| cambalachero {m} | :: swapper; exchanger |
| cámbaro {m} | :: a species of crab |
| Camberra {prop} {f} | :: alternative form of Canberra |
| cambiable {adj} | :: changeable |
| cambiado {adj} | :: changed |
| cambiador {adj} | :: changing, exchanging |
| cambiaforma {mf} | :: shapeshifter |
| cambiante {adj} | :: changing |
| cambiante {adj} | :: changeable |
| cambiante {m} | :: iridescent fabric |
| cambiar {vti} | :: to change, to shift, to switch, to alter |
| cambiar {vt} | :: to modify |
| cambiar {vti} | :: to switch, to switch up, to change, to trade, to swap [usually + de] (when implying changing from one thing to another) |
| cambiar {vt} | :: to replace, to change out, to swap out |
| cambiar {vt} [formal] | :: to exchange, to trade in |
| cambiar {vt} [figuratively] | :: to turn around |
| cambiar {vr} | :: to swap, to trade, to switch |
| cambiar {vr} | :: to move (i.e., change from one place to another) |
| cambiar de chip {v} [idiomatic] | :: change tack, change one's mindset |
| cambiar de idea {vi} | :: to change one's mind |
| cambiar de manos {v} [idiomatic] | :: To change hands; to be bought or sold or to change ownership |
| cambiar de opinión {v} [idiomatic] | :: to change one’s mind |
| cambiar de tercio {v} [idiomatic] | :: to change topic |
| cambiar el agua a las aceitunas {v} [idiomatic] | :: to take a leak, spend a penny (urinate) |
| cambiar el agua al canario {v} [idiomatic] | :: to take a leak, spend a penny (urinate) |
| cambiar el chip {v} | :: alternative form of cambiar de chip |
| cambiariamente {adv} | :: in a way related to the stock exchange |
| cambiario {adj} [finance] | :: exchange |
| cambiazo {m} | :: switcheroo, changeup, major trade or change |
| cambiecito {m} | :: diminutive of cambio, an insignificant (amount of) change, a tweak |
| cambio {m} | :: change, shift |
| cambio {m} | :: exchange rate |
| cambio {m} | :: gear (of a motor vehicle) |
| cambio {interj} [telecommunication] | :: over |
| cambio climático {m} | :: climate change |
| cambio de marchas {m} | :: gear stick, gear lever |
| cambio de sentido {m} | :: U-turn |
| cambio fonético {m} [linguistics] | :: sound change |
| cambio y corto {phrase} | :: over and out |
| cambio y fuera {phrase} | :: over and out |
| cambista {mf} | :: money changer |
| cambista {mf} | :: banker |
| cambium {m} | :: cambium |
| cámbium {m} | :: cambium |
| cambódromo {m} [Bolivia] | :: promenade (especially the one in Santa Cruz de la Sierra |
| Camboya {prop} {f} | :: Camboya (country) |
| camboyana {f} | :: feminine noun of camboyano |
| camboyana {f} [Chile, slang] | :: bitch, whore |
| camboyano {adj} | :: Cambodian |
| camboyano {m} | :: Cambodian (person) |
| camboyano {m} | :: Khmer (the national language of Cambodia) |
| cambray {f} | :: A small type of potato |
| cámbrico {adj} | :: Cambrian |
| Cambridge {prop} | :: Cambridge (city) |
| cambuche {m} [Colombia] | :: shack |
| cambur {m} [Venezuela] | :: banana (fruit) |
| cámel {adj} | :: camel (colour) |
| camelar {v} [Spain] | :: to cajole, to sweet-talk, to win over |
| camelar {v} [colloquial] | :: to seduce |
| camelar {v} [colloquial] | :: to love |
| camelia {f} | :: camellia |
| camélido {m} | :: camelid |
| camella {f} | :: feminine noun of camello |
| camellera {f} | :: feminine noun of camellero |
| camellero {m} | :: camel merchant, owner or breeder |
| camello {m} | :: camel |
| camello {m} [colloquial] | :: pusher, drug dealer |
| camello bactriano {m} | :: Bactrian camel |
| camellón {m} | :: ridge |
| camellón {m} | :: levee, dike |
| camellón {m} | :: sawhorse |
| camellón {m} | :: camlet (fabric) |
| camellón {m} [Guatemala, Mexico] | :: median; a dividing strip between two lanes of a road |
| camellón {m} [Guatemala, Panama] | :: curb (of a road) |
| camelo {m} | :: bluff, hoax, con |
| camelo {m} | :: baloney (fake news) |
| camelo {m} [colloquial] | :: flattery, gallantry (especially towards women) |
| Camelopardalis {prop} [constellation] | :: Camelopardalis (constellation) |
| Camelot {prop} {m} [Arthurian mythology] | :: Camelot |
| camembert {m} | :: camembert |
| cameo {m} | :: cameo (short appearance) |
| cameral {adj} | :: cameral |
| cameralismo {m} | :: cameralism |
| camerín {m} | :: synonym of camerino |
| camerino {m} [theatre] | :: dressing room |
| camerino {m} [sports, Latin America] | :: changing room |
| camerístico {adj} [attributive] | :: chamber (music) |
| camero {adj} [attributive] | :: bed |
| camero {adj} [of a bed] | :: three-quarter size |
| camero {m} | :: bedmaker |
| Camerún {prop} | :: Cameroon |
| camerunés {adj} | :: Cameroonian |
| camerunés {m} | :: Cameroonian |
| camerunesa {f} | :: feminine noun of camerunés |
| camila {f} | :: feminine noun of camilo |
| Camila {prop} {f} | :: given name |
| camilla {f} | :: stretcher, gurney |
| camillero {m} | :: An orderly; a hospital worker who performs non-medical patient care |
| camillero {m} | :: stretcher-bearer |
| camilo {adj} [religion] | :: Camillian |
| camilo {m} [religion] | :: Camillian |
| Camilo {prop} {m} | :: given name |
| caminabilidad {f} | :: walkability |
| caminable {adj} | :: walking, walkable |
| caminador {adj} | :: walking |
| caminador {m} | :: walker |
| caminadora {f} [exercise] | :: treadmill [Mexico, Central America] |
| caminadora {f} | :: walking machine; walker |
| caminadora {f} | :: walker (a woman who walks) |
| caminante {adj} | :: traveling |
| caminante {mf} | :: hiker, walker |
| caminante {mf} | :: traveler |
| caminar {v} | :: to walk |
| caminar {v} | :: to stroll |
| caminar {v} | :: to travel, to trek |
| caminar {v} | :: to go on |
| caminar {vi} | :: to wade (in or through a body of water) |
| caminata {f} | :: (long) walk, hike, trek |
| caminatour {m} [rare] | :: walking tour |
| caminería {f} | :: streets |
| caminería {f} | :: expert on streets, footpaths and other public ways |
| caminero {adj} [attributive] | :: road, street, path |
| caminito {m} | :: diminutive of camino |
| camino {m} | :: way, route |
| camino {m} | :: road |
| camino {m} | :: path |
| camino de hierro {m} [Louisiana] | :: railroad |
| camino de rosas {m} [idiom] | :: bed of roses |
| Camino de Santiago {prop} {m} | :: Way of St. James, St. James' Way |
| camino de sirga {m} | :: towpath |
| camión {m} | :: lorry (UK); truck (US) |
| camión {m} [Mexico] | :: bus |
| camioncillo {m} | :: small truck |
| camión cisterna {m} | :: tanker truck |
| camioncito {m} | :: diminutive of camión |
| camión de volteo {m} | :: dumper, dump truck |
| camionera {f} | :: feminine noun of camionero |
| camionero {adj} | :: related to trucks |
| camionero {m} | :: trucker, truck driver |
| camioneta {f} | :: pick-up truck |
| camionetaza {f} | :: augmentative of camioneta |
| camión volcador {m} | :: dump truck |
| camireña {f} | :: feminine noun of camireño |
| camireño {adj} | :: Of or from the municipality of Camiri, Bolivia |
| camireño {m} | :: An inhabitant of the municipality of Camiri, Bolivia |
| camisa {f} | :: shirt |
| camisa {f} | :: gas mantle |
| camisa de fuerza {f} | :: straitjacket |
| camisa negra {mf} [idiom] | :: blackshirt |
| camisería {f} | :: A shop / store which primarily sells shirts. |
| camiseta {f} | :: T-shirt |
| camiseta de tirantes {f} | :: vest, undershirt |
| camiseta de tirantes {f} | :: strap top |
| camisola {f} | :: camisole |
| camisón {m} | :: nightdress |
| camita {f} | :: diminutive of cama |
| camítico {adj} | :: Hamitic |
| Camoens {prop} {m} | :: alternative form of Camões |
| Camões {prop} {m} | :: Camões |
| camomila {f} | :: camomile |
| camorra {f} [countable] | :: quarrel, fight, dispute |
| camorra {f} [singular only] | :: Camorra (crime organization from Naples) |
| camorrear {v} [Andalusia, Argentina, Nicaragua, Paraguay, Uruguay] | :: to row; to tiff; to argue |
| camorrero {adj} | :: rowdy; thuggish |
| camorrero {m} | :: thug, rowdy |
| camorrerra {f} | :: feminine noun of camorrero |
| camorrista {adj} | :: rowdy, thuggish |
| camorrista {mf} | :: thug, rowdy |
| camorrista {mf} | :: Camorrista; Camorrist (member of the Camorra) |
| camorrístico {adj} | :: Camorrist |
| camotal {m} [Mexico, Central America, Peru, Philippines] | :: A field or plot of land where sweet potatos are grown |
| camote {m} [Mexico, Bolivia, Chile, Ecuador, El Salvador, Honduras, Peru, Philippines, parts of Argentina] | :: sweet potato |
| camotear {v} [Mexico] | :: to wander with no specific purpose in mind |
| campal {adj} | :: pitched (battle) |
| campamental {adj} | :: camplike |
| campamento {m} | :: camping (recreational activity) |
| campamento {m} | :: campsite, campground |
| campamento {m} | :: camp |
| campamocha {f} [Mexico] | :: green praying mantis |
| campana {f} | :: bell |
| campana {f} | :: a bell-shaped (or roughly) object or component (such as the canopy of a parachute) |
| campana {f} | :: hood (device to suck away smokes and fumes) |
| campana {f} | :: extractor hood |
| campana {f} | :: cloche, tableware cover, usually metalic |
| campaña {f} | :: campaign |
| campaña {f} | :: countryside |
| campaña {f} [heraldiccharge] | :: base |
| campanada {f} | :: peal, stroke of a bell |
| campana extractora {f} | :: extractor hood, kitchen hood, exhaust hood |
| campanario {m} | :: belfry, bell tower |
| campanazo {m} | :: chime |
| campanear {v} | :: to chime [bells] |
| campanear {v} | :: to spin; to bend [a flying object] |
| campanear {v} | :: to spread the word; to reveal |
| campaneárselas {v} [idiom] | :: to cope, get by, get along |
| campanero {m} | :: bellman (one who rings bells) |
| campanero {m} | :: campanero (bellbird) |
| Campania {prop} {f} | :: Campania (region) |
| campaniense {adj} | :: Campanian |
| campaniense {m} | :: Campanian |
| campaniforme {adj} | :: campaniform; bell-shaped |
| campanil {m} | :: belltower |
| campanilla {f} | :: small bell, handbell |
| campanilla {f} | :: bubble |
| campanilla {f} [anatomy] | :: uvula |
| campanilla {f} [plant] | :: Rutland beauty (Calystegia sepium) |
| Campanilla {prop} {f} [Spain] | :: Tinkerbell (fictional fairy) |
| campanilla morada {f} | :: morning glory (flower) |
| campanillazo {m} | :: chime of a small bell or handbell |
| campanita {f} | :: diminutive of campana; small bell |
| Campanita {prop} {f} [South America] | :: Tinkerbell (fictional fairy) |
| campanólogo {m} | :: glockenspiel |
| campante {adj} | :: outstanding |
| campante {adj} | :: satisfied, pleased with oneself |
| campante {adj} [usually in the phrase "tan campante"] | :: acting as if nothing happened |
| campante {adj} | :: cheerful, buoyant |
| campanudamente {adv} | :: pompously |
| campanudo {adj} | :: bell-shaped |
| campanudo {adj} | :: pompous; bombastic |
| campanulado {adj} | :: campanulate |
| campar {v} | :: to stand out |
| campar {vi} [obsolete] | :: to camp |
| campar a sus anchas {v} [idiomatic] | :: to roam free |
| campar a sus anchas {v} [idiomatic] | :: to run rife |
| campar a sus anchas {v} [idiomatic] | :: to have the run of |
| campari {m} | :: Campari |
| campeador {m} [military] | :: champion |
| campeante {adj} | :: great; huge |
| campear {v} [agriculture] | :: To graze |
| campear {v} [agriculture] | :: To work the fields |
| campear {v} [agriculture] | :: To guard the fields |
| campear {v} [military] | :: To reconnoitre |
| campear {v} | :: to park |
| campear {v} | :: to stand out |
| campear {v} [video games] | :: To camp [to stay in an advantageous location in a video game, such as next to a power-up's spawning point or in order to guard an area] |
| campechanería {f} | :: good manners; kindliness |
| campechano {adj} | :: of or pertaining to the Mexican state of Campeche |
| campechano {adj} | :: kindly; well-mannered |
| Campeche {prop} {m} | :: Campeche (state) |
| campeón {m} | :: champion |
| campeón {m} | :: champ (informal address) |
| campeona {f} | :: feminine noun of campeón |
| campeonar {vi} | :: to win a championship |
| campeonato {m} | :: championship |
| campeonísimo {m} [football] | :: A team that wins both the Liga MX and Copa MX in the same season |
| campera {f} [Bolivia, Chile, Paraguay, Argentina, Uruguay] | :: jacket |
| campero {adj} | :: free-range, roaming |
| campero {adj} | :: country (rural area) |
| campero {mf} [video games] | :: camper (a person who stays in one spot during a first-person shooting game, to guard an item etc.) |
| campesina {f} | :: feminine noun of campesino |
| campesinado {m} | :: group of farmers |
| campesino {adj} | :: rural |
| campesino {m} | :: farmer |
| campesino {m} | :: peasant |
| campestre {adj} | :: country (attributive), cross-country, rural |
| campestre {adj} | :: rustic |
| campillo {m} | :: diminutive of campo |
| campiña {f} | :: countryside |
| camping {m} | :: campsite |
| camping {m} | :: Make camping in a private campsite (activity) |
| cámping {m} | :: campsite |
| cámping {m} | :: camping |
| campirana {f} | :: feminine noun of campirano |
| campirano {adj} [attributive] | :: countryside; country |
| campirano {m} | :: peasant; hick; yokel; redneck |
| campismo {m} [uncountable] | :: camping (activity) |
| campista {mf} | :: camper (person who camps) |
| campito {m} | :: diminutive of campo |
| campo {m} | :: countryside, country |
| campo {m} | :: field (large open area) |
| campo {m} [sports] | :: field, course |
| campo {m} | :: field (domain of knowledge or practice) |
| campo {m} [New Mexico, anglicism] | :: camp |
| campo {m} [physics] | :: field |
| Campo {prop} | :: surname |
| campo a través {m} [Spain, sport] | :: cross-country |
| campocorto {m} [baseball] | :: shortstop |
| campo de batalla {m} | :: battlefield |
| campo de concentración {m} | :: concentration camp |
| campo de escombros {m} | :: debris field |
| campo de estudio {m} | :: field of study |
| campo de fuerza {m} [science fiction] | :: forcefield |
| campo de fuerzas {m} [physics] | :: force field |
| campo de hielo {m} | :: ice field |
| campo de hielo {m} | :: ice cap |
| campo de minas {m} | :: minefield |
| campo de minas {m} [idiom] | :: minefield |
| campo de nabos {m} [slang, idiom, Spain] | :: sausage fest |
| campo de tiro {m} | :: shooting range |
| campo de trabajo {m} | :: work camp |
| campo de visión {m} | :: field of view, field of vision |
| campo eléctrico {m} | :: electric field |
| campo gravitacional {m} | :: gravitational field |
| campo gravitatorio {m} | :: gravitational field |
| campo magnético {m} | :: magnetic field |
| camporista {mf} [politics] | :: A supporter of Héctor José Cámpora or La Cámpora |
| camporista {adj} [politics] | :: Of or pertaining to Héctor José Cámpora or La Cámpora |
| Campos {prop} | :: surname |
| campo santo {m} | :: alternative spelling of camposanto |
| camposanto {m} | :: cemetery |
| campo semántico {m} [linguistics] | :: semantic field |
| campo traviesa {m} [Latin America, sport] | :: cross-country |
| campo visual {m} | :: field of vision; visual field |
| campurriana {f} | :: feminine noun of campurriano |
| campurriano {adj} | :: Of or from Campoo |
| campurriano {m} | :: Someone from Campoo |
| campus {m} | :: campus |
| Camucha {prop} {f} | :: given name |
| camuflado {adj} | :: camouflaged |
| camuflaje {m} | :: camouflage |
| camuflajear {v} [Latin America] | :: alternative form of camuflar |
| camuflar {v} | :: to camouflage |
| camuflar {v} | :: to disguise |
| can {m} [formal] | :: dog, hound |
| CAN {prop} | :: abbreviation of Comunidad Andina de Naciones |
| cana {f} | :: white or gray hair |
| cana {f} [Argentina, Uruguay] | :: police force, police department |
| cana {f} [Argentina, Chile, Uruguay] | :: jail, prison |
| cana {mf} [Argentina, Uruguay] | :: policeman, policewoman |
| caña {f} | :: cane (plant with simple stems, like bamboo or sugar cane) |
| caña {f} | :: reed (any of various types of tall stiff perennial grass-like plants growing together in groups near water) |
| caña {f} | :: slim, cylindrical type of glass, used to serve beer |
| caña {f} | :: glass of beer |
| caña {f} [Chile, colloquial] | :: hangover (illness caused by a previous bout of alcohol drinking) |
| caña {f} [anatomy] | :: shank (part of the leg between the knee and the ankle) |
| caña agria {f} | :: canaigre (Rumex hymenosepalus) |
| cañabar {m} [Mexico] | :: homemade rum |
| cañabrava {f} | :: reed |
| canacos {mp} | :: Kanaks |
| Canadá {prop} {m} | :: Canadá (country) |
| cañada {f} | :: glen, gully, ravine |
| caña de azúcar {f} | :: sugar cane |
| canadiense {mf} | :: a Canadian; an inhabitant of Canada |
| canadiense {adj} | :: Canadian; pertaining to Canada or its people |
| cañadón {m} | :: ravine |
| cañaheja {f} | :: giant fennel |
| canaigre {m} [obsolete] | :: canaigre |
| canal {m} | :: canal, flume, waterway (artificial) |
| canal {m} | :: channel (wide strait) |
| canal {m} [communication] | :: channel |
| canal {m} [chemistry] | :: channel |
| canal {m} | :: cleavage |
| cañal {m} | :: small channel (for fish to pass) |
| cañal {m} | :: small gate made of reeds |
| cañal {m} | :: reedbed |
| canal de Jamaica {prop} {m} | :: Jamaica Channel |
| canal de la Mancha {prop} {m} | :: English Channel |
| canal de Mozambique {prop} {m} | :: Mozambique Channel |
| canal de Panamá {prop} {m} | :: Panama Canal |
| canalero {adj} | :: Panamanian |
| canalero {m} | :: A Panamanian |
| Canales {prop} {m} | :: surname |
| canaleta {f} | :: gutter (duct or channel beneath the eaves) |
| canaleta {f} | :: gutter (groove beside a bowling alley) |
| canaleta {f} | :: canal (trough to carry water) |
| canalículo {m} | :: canaliculus |
| canalillo {m} [colloquial] | :: Central cleft between a woman breasts |
| canalillo {m} | :: diminutive of canal |
| canalización {f} | :: channeling |
| canalizador {m} | :: channeler |
| canalizar {vt} | :: to channel |
| canalizo {m} [nautical] | :: fairway |
| canalla {f} | :: rabble, riff-raff, canaille |
| canalla {f} [colloquial] | :: swine, rascal |
| canallada {f} | :: dirty trick |
| canallesco {adj} | :: low, despicable |
| canalón {m} | :: gutter (duct beneath the eaves of a building) |
| cañamazo {mf} | :: bahiagrass (Paspalum notatum) |
| cañamazo {mf} | :: hemp-agrimony; holy rope (Eupatorium cannabinum) |
| cáñamo {m} | :: hemp (plant and fiber) |
| cáñamo {m} | :: cannabis; marijuana |
| cañamón {m} | :: hempseed |
| cañamón {m} | :: birdseed |
| canana {f} | :: bandolier |
| cananea {f} | :: feminine noun of cananeo |
| cananeo {adj} | :: Canaanite |
| cananeo {m} | :: Canaanite |
| canapé {m} | :: canapé (food) |
| canapé {m} | :: canapé (furniture) |
| canapé {m} | :: snack food |
| cañar {m} | :: a group of reeds |
| cañar {m} | :: a fish garth made of reeds |
| Cañar {prop} | :: Cañar |
| canarés {adj} | :: Kannada |
| canarés {m} | :: Kannada |
| cañari {mf} | :: A member of an indigenous group native to the Ecuadorian provinces of Azuay and Cañar |
| cañari {adj} | :: Of or relating to the Cañari people |
| Cañari {mf} | :: alternative case form of cañari |
| canaria {f} | :: feminine noun of canario |
| Canarias {prop} {fp} | :: Canarias (autonomous community/and/island) |
| canarinha {f} | :: Brazil national football team |
| canario {adj} | :: of, from or related to the Canary Islands |
| canario {m} | :: person from the Canary Islands |
| canario {m} | :: canary (bird) |
| Canas {prop} | :: Canas (province) |
| canasta {f} | :: basket |
| canasta {f} [card games] | :: canasta |
| canasta {f} [basketball] | :: basket, hoop |
| canasta {f} [Colombia, El Salvador, Guatemala, Panama, Venezuela] | :: laundry basket, hamper (made of plastic) |
| canastera {f} | :: pratincole |
| canastero {m} | :: canastero |
| canastilla {f} | :: diminutive of canasta, a small basket |
| canastillo {m} | :: diminutive of canasto; a small wicker basket |
| canastita {f} | :: diminutive of canasta |
| canasto {m} | :: basket |
| canasto {m} [Argentina, Chile, Uruguay] | :: laundry basket, hamper (made of any kind of material) |
| canavanina {f} [amino acid] | :: canavanine |
| cañaveral {m} | :: reed field |
| cañaveral {m} | :: canebrake |
| cañaveral {m} | :: sugar-cane plantation |
| Canberra {prop} | :: Canberra (capital city) |
| canberrana {f} | :: feminine noun of canberrano |
| canberrano {adj} | :: Canberran (of or pertaining to Canberra, Australia) |
| canberrano {m} | :: Canberran (native or resident of Canberra, Australia) |
| cáncamo {m} | :: eyebolt |
| cancamusa {f} [obsolete] | :: trick; ruse |
| cancán {m} | :: cancan (dance) |
| cancanear {v} | :: to dance the cancan |
| cancanear {v} | :: to loaf; to loaf about |
| cancanear {v} | :: to sputter [said of an engine] |
| cancanear {v} [Central America] | :: to stammer |
| cancel {m} | :: partition; wall |
| cancela {f} | :: lattice gate |
| cancelación {f} | :: cancellation |
| cancelado {adj} | :: canceled |
| cancelador {m} | :: canceller |
| canceladora {f} | :: canceller |
| canceladora {f} | :: stamping machine; validation machine (for public transport) |
| cancelar {v} | :: to cancel |
| cancelar {v} | :: to liquidate a debt |
| cancelar {v} [Ecuador, Chile, Peru] | :: to pay |
| cancelario {f} | :: alternative spelling of canciller |
| cáncer {m} | :: cancer |
| Cáncer {prop} [astronomy, astrology] | :: Cancer (constellation) |
| Cáncer {prop} [astrology] | :: Cancer (zodiac sign) |
| cancerar {vi} | :: to become cancerous |
| cancerar {vt} | :: to eat away |
| cancerbera {f} | :: feminine noun of cancerbero |
| cancerbero {m} [sports] | :: goalkeeper |
| cancerbero {m} | :: someone who guards a door; doorkeeper |
| cancerbero {m} [mythology, folklore] | :: hellhound |
| cancerígeno {adj} | :: carcinogenic |
| cancerología {f} | :: cancerology |
| cancerólogo {m} | :: cancerologist |
| canceroso {adj} [oncology] | :: cancerous |
| cancha {f} | :: sports field, pitch, court |
| cancha {f} [Peru] | :: popcorn |
| cancha de tenis {f} | :: tennis court |
| canchal {m} | :: rubble: scree |
| canchalagua {f} | :: canchalagua |
| canchero {m} | :: veteran, experienced person |
| canchero {adj} | :: experienced |
| canchita {f} | :: diminutive of cancha |
| canchón {m} | :: large field |
| canchón {m} | :: large shed |
| cancilla {f} | :: gate |
| canciller {mf} | :: chancellor |
| cancillera {f} [nonstandard] | :: feminine noun of canciller |
| cancillería {f} | :: chancery |
| Cancio {prop} | :: surname |
| canción {f} | :: song |
| cancioncilla {f} | :: ditty, tune |
| cancioncita {f} | :: diminutive of canción |
| canción de cuna {f} | :: lullaby |
| canción de cuna {f} | :: cradle song |
| canción de cuna {f} [music] | :: berceuse |
| cancionera {f} | :: traditional singer |
| cancioneril {adj} [attributive] | :: chansonnier |
| cancionero {m} | :: songbook |
| cancionista {mf} | :: songster, songwriter |
| canción protesta {f} | :: protest song |
| cancro {m} | :: canker |
| Cancún {prop} | :: Cancún (city) |
| candado {m} | :: lock, padlock |
| candar {v} | :: to lock |
| candeal {adj} | :: Describing a particular type of wheat |
| candela {f} | :: candle |
| candela {f} [physics] | :: candela (physical unit) |
| candela {f} | :: combustible |
| candela {f} | :: fire, light |
| candelabro {m} | :: candelabrum, branched candlestick |
| Candelaria {f} | :: Candlemas (Christian feast) |
| Candelaria {prop} | :: Candelaria (ranchería in Mexico) |
| Candelaria {prop} | :: Candelaria (village) |
| candelería {f} | :: candle shop |
| candelero {m} | :: candlestick |
| candelero {m} [nautical] | :: stanchion |
| candelero {m} | :: maker or seller of candles; chandler |
| candelilla {f} | :: wax plant |
| candelita {f} | :: small candle |
| candente {adj} | :: red-hot |
| candente {adj} | :: burning |
| candente {adj} | :: polemical, dangerous to talk about |
| candente {adj} | :: hot, sexually attractive |
| Cándida {prop} {f} | :: given name, female variant of Cándido |
| candidado {m} [archaic] | :: candidate |
| cándidamente {adv} | :: candidly |
| candidata {f} | :: female equivalent of candidato |
| candidatable {adj} | :: available, eligible or suitable for candidacy |
| candidatar {v} | :: to enrol as a candidate |
| candidatar {vr} | :: to run (as a candidate) |
| candidatear {v} | :: offer up as candidate |
| candidatitis {f} [politics] | :: The belief held by a candidate that they are going to win the election |
| candidatito {m} | :: diminutive of candidato |
| candidatizar {v} | :: to nominate (as a candidate) |
| candidato {m} | :: candidate |
| candidatura {f} | :: candidacy |
| candidez {adj} | :: The quality of being candid; candidness |
| candidiasis {f} | :: candidiasis |
| candidísimo {adj} | :: superlative of candido |
| cándido {adj} | :: straightforward |
| cándido {adj} | :: naive |
| Cándido {prop} {m} | :: given name, male variant of Cándida |
| candidote {m} | :: pejorative of candidato |
| candil {m} | :: lamp |
| candileja {f} | :: A kind of torch |
| candombe {m} | :: candombe |
| candomblé {m} | :: Candomblé |
| candor {m} | :: candor |
| candorosamente {adv} | :: innocently |
| candorosamente {adv} | :: gullibly |
| candoroso {adj} | :: naive |
| cané {m} | :: A type of card game, similar to monte |
| canear {v} [colloquial] | :: to bash, hit |
| caneca {f} | :: gin flask |
| caneca {f} | :: Any of a number of types of containers |
| caneca {f} [Colombia] | :: trash (container into which things are discarded; trash can) |
| caneca {f} [Colombia] | :: can (cylindrical vessel for liquids, usually of steel or aluminium) |
| canechera {f} | :: feminine noun of canechero |
| canechero {m} | :: A player, coach, fan, or anyone otherwise associated with Juticalpa F.C., a soccer club from Honduras |
| canecillo {m} [architecture] | :: bracket |
| caneco {adj} [Bolivia] | :: drunk |
| Cañedo {prop} | :: surname |
| canela {f} | :: cinnamon |
| canelazo {m} [Ecuador, Colombia, Peru] | :: An alcoholic drink prepared with sugar and cinnamon, and often a sour juice such as lemon or naranjilla |
| canelito {m} | :: alternative form of canelazo |
| canelo {m} | :: cinnamon (tree) |
| canelo {m} | :: Winter's bark (Drimys winteri) |
| canelo {adj} | :: having cinnamon color |
| canelón {m} | :: alternative spelling of canalón; gutter |
| canelón {m} | :: icicle |
| canelón {m} | :: cannelloni |
| cañería {f} | :: Length of tube, pipe or piping |
| cañería {f} | :: drain |
| cañero {adj} [attributive] | :: sugar cane |
| cañero {adj} | :: hardcore |
| cañete {m} | :: Phragmites australis, a species of grass |
| Cañete {prop} | :: surname |
| Cañete {prop} | :: Cañete (province) |
| caney {m} [Venezuela] | :: stilted hut made with palm leves or straw |
| canfano {m} [organic chemistry] | :: bornane |
| canfeno {m} [organic chemistry] | :: camphene |
| Canfranc {prop} | :: A village in the Pyrenees that is the site of an abandoned railway station |
| cangagua {f} [geology, Ecuador, Peru, Chile] | :: synonym of tepetate |
| Cangallo {prop} | :: Cangallo (province) |
| Cangallo {prop} | :: Cangallo (town/provincial capital) |
| cangilón {m} | :: bucket, scoop (machine part) |
| cangreja {f} [nautical] | :: lugsail |
| cangrejal {m} | :: crabbery, crab area; area where there is an abundance of crabs |
| cangrejera {f} | :: crabber |
| cangrejero {m} | :: crabber |
| cangrejito {m} | :: diminutive of cangrejo |
| cangrejo {m} | :: crab |
| cangrejo de los cocoteros {m} | :: coconut crab |
| cangrejo de río {m} | :: crayfish |
| cangrejo ermitaño {m} | :: hermit crab |
| canguelo {m} [colloquial] | :: heeby-jeebies |
| canguil {m} [Ecuador] | :: popcorn |
| canguis {m} [colloquial] | :: heeby-jeebies |
| cangurera {f} | :: bumbag; shoulder bag; strap bag |
| canguro {m} | :: kangaroo |
| canguro {mf} [colloquial, Spain] | :: babysitter |
| cani {m} [colloquial, pejorative, Spain] | :: chav, townie/towny (A working-class youth, especially one associated with aggression, poor education, and a perceived "common" taste in clothing and lifestyle.) |
| cañí {adj} [attributive] | :: Gypsy |
| caníbal {adj} | :: cannibalistic |
| caníbal {mf} | :: cannibal |
| canibalismo {m} | :: cannibalism |
| canibalizar {vt} | :: to cannibalize |
| canica {f} | :: glass marble (spherical ball) |
| caniche {mf} | :: poodle |
| canícula {f} | :: dog days (the days between early July and early September when Sirius rises and sets with the Sun) |
| canicular {adj} | :: canicular |
| cánido {adj} | :: canine |
| cánido {m} | :: canine |
| Caniedo {prop} | :: surname |
| canijo {adj} [colloquial] | :: short; stumpy |
| canijo {adj} [colloquial] | :: weedy; wussy |
| canijo {m} [colloquial] | :: shorty |
| canijo {m} [colloquial] | :: weed; wuss; pussy |
| canijo {m} [Mexico, colloquial] | :: badass |
| canil {m} | :: doggy park |
| canilla {f} [anatomy] | :: shin, tibia |
| canilla {f} [anatomy, less common] | :: ulna, radius |
| canilla {f} [Argentina, Northern Central Spain, Paraguay, Uruguay] | :: faucet |
| canilla {f} | :: spigot |
| canilla {f} [Northern Mexico] | :: leg |
| canilla {f} [Venezuela] | :: baguette (bread) |
| canillita {f} | :: diminutive of canilla |
| canino {adj} | :: canine |
| canino {adj} [anatomy] | :: canine |
| canino {m} | :: canine tooth |
| canino {m} [muscle] | :: caninus |
| canita {f} | :: diminutive of cana |
| canita {f} | :: drinking straw |
| cañita {f} | :: diminutive of caña; small beer |
| cañizal {m} | :: synonym of cañizar |
| cañizar {m} | :: sugar cane farm |
| Cañizares {prop} | :: surname |
| cañizo {m} | :: wattle |
| canje {m} | :: swap, exchange |
| canjeable {adj} | :: exchangeable |
| canjear {vt} | :: to exchange |
| canjear {vt} | :: to redeem, cash |
| cannabidiol {m} | :: cannabidiol |
| cannabinoide {m} | :: cannabinoid |
| cannabis {m} | :: cannabis |
| Cannas {prop} {fp} | :: Cannae |
| cannoli {f} | :: cannoli |
| cano {adj} | :: hoary, white-haired, grey-haired |
| cano {adj} | :: ancient, old (of a person) |
| cano {adj} [rare] | :: white, snow-white, milky white |
| Cano {prop} | :: surname |
| caño {m} | :: tube or pipe |
| caño {m} | :: spout |
| caño {m} | :: gutter |
| caño {m} | :: drain |
| caño {m} | :: navigation channel |
| caño {m} [soccer] | :: nutmeg, the playing of the ball between the legs of an opponent |
| caño {m} [Argentina, colloquial] | :: joint |
| canoa {f} | :: canoe |
| canódromo {m} | :: dog track |
| canoera {f} | :: feminine noun of canoero |
| canoero {adj} [attributive] | :: canoeing, canoe |
| canoero {m} | :: canoer |
| canófila {f} | :: feminine noun of canófilo |
| canófilo {m} | :: dog lover |
| canoísta {mf} | :: canoer, canoeist |
| canola {f} | :: canola |
| canoli {m} | :: cannoli |
| canon {m} | :: canon (principle, literary works, prayer, religious law, music piece) |
| canon {m} | :: tax, fee |
| cañón {m} [geography] | :: canyon |
| cañón {m} | :: cannon |
| cañón {m} | :: barrel (of a gun), pipe, tube |
| cañón {adj} [colloquial] | :: great; smashing; helluva |
| cañonazo {m} | :: cannon shot |
| cañonazo {m} [football] | :: powerful shot |
| cañoncito {m} | :: diminutive of cañón |
| cañón de agua {m} | :: water cannon |
| cañón de avancarga {m} | :: Type of weapon; muzzleloader |
| cañón de nieve {m} | :: snow cannon |
| cañonear {v} | :: to cannonade, to shell, to bombard |
| cañoneo {m} | :: cannonading |
| cañonera {f} | :: gunboat |
| cañonera {f} | :: embrasure |
| cañonero {m} | :: gunboat |
| cañonero {m} [football] | :: striker, hitman |
| canonesa {f} [historical] | :: A very pious woman, but not a nun |
| canónicamente {adv} | :: canonically |
| canonicidad {f} | :: canonicity |
| canónico {adj} | :: canonical |
| canónigo {m} | :: canon (ecclesiastic who has a canonry) |
| canónigo {m} | :: corn salad (any of the small plants in genus Valerianella, used in salads) |
| canonista {mf} | :: canonist |
| canonización {f} | :: canonization |
| canonizar {v} | :: to canonize |
| canonizar {v} | :: to approve (of) |
| canonjía {f} | :: canonry |
| canópico {adj} | :: Canopic |
| Canopo {prop} {m} [star] | :: Canopus (star) |
| canopy {m} [Caribbean] | :: zipline (activity) |
| canoro {adj} | :: sweet-singing; melodious |
| canoso {adj} | :: gray/grey, hoary (of hair) |
| canotaje {m} | :: boating |
| canotier {m} | :: boater (type of straw hat) |
| canovista {adj} | :: Of, pertaining to, or supporting, Antonio Cánovas del Castillo, Spanish politician |
| canovista {mf} | :: A supporter of Antonio Cánovas del Castillo |
| cansadamente {adv} | :: wearily, tiredly |
| cansadísimo {adj} | :: superlative of cansado, very tired |
| cansado {adj} | :: tired, weary, wearied |
| cansado {adj} [Spain, Central America] | :: tiring |
| cansado {adj} [colloquial] | :: sleepy |
| cansado {adj} | :: boring |
| cansador {adj} [Uruguay, Argentina] | :: tiring |
| cansancio {m} | :: tiredness |
| cansar {vt} | :: to tire |
| cansar {vr} | :: to get tired |
| cansarse {v} | :: reflexive of cansar, to get tired |
| cansera {f} | :: fatigue |
| cansinamente {adv} | :: wearily |
| cansino {adj} | :: tiring |
| cansón {adj} | :: boring; dull |
| cansón {adj} | :: tiresome |
| cansón {adj} | :: lacking energy |
| Canta {prop} | :: Canta (province) |
| Canta {prop} | :: Canta (town/provincial capital) |
| cantable {adj} | :: singable |
| cantable {m} [music] | :: cantabile |
| Cantabria {prop} {f} | :: Cantabria (autonomous community/and/province) |
| cantábrica {f} | :: feminine noun of cantábrico |
| cantábrico {adj} | :: Cantabrian |
| cantábrico {m} | :: Cantabrian (people) |
| cantábrico {m} | :: Cantabrian (language) |
| cántabro {adj} | :: Cantabrian |
| cántabro {m} | :: Cantabrian |
| cantada {f} [colloquial, sports, Spain] | :: howler, blunder, mistake |
| cantador {adj} | :: singing |
| cantadora {f} | :: one who hands down myths and stories by word of mouth, storyteller |
| cantaleta {f} | :: nagging (repetitive wigging) |
| cantaleta {f} | :: tedious refrain |
| cantalupo {m} | :: cantaloupe (melon) |
| cantamañanas {mf} [colloquial] | :: bullshitter |
| cantante {adj} | :: who sings, singing |
| cantante {mf} | :: singer |
| cantaor {m} | :: flamenco singer |
| cantaora {f} | :: flamenco singer |
| cantar {vti} | :: to sing |
| cantar {m} | :: A type of shanty or popular song |
| cántara {f} | :: synonym of cántaro |
| cántara {f} | :: A unit of liquid measurement used in Spain, primarily for wine; equal to 16.133 liters or four cuartillas |
| Cantar de los Cantares {prop} {m} | :: Song of Songs |
| Cantares {prop} {mf} [bible] | :: Song of Songs or Song of Solomon (the book of the Bible) |
| cantárida {f} | :: Spanish fly |
| cantarilla {f} | :: diminutive of cántara |
| cantarillo {m} | :: diminutive of cántaro |
| cantarín {adj} | :: melodic, singsong |
| cantarín {adj} | :: fond of singing, enjoying a singsong |
| cantarín {m} | :: singer |
| cantar las cuarenta {v} [idiom] | :: to read the riot act; tick off; scold; reprimand |
| cantar las cuarenta {v} [idiom] | :: (to someone) to state an opinion firmly and even bluntly, without caring if the other person might get offended |
| cantar las cuarenta {v} [idiom, rare] | :: to score a big achievement or victory in any field |
| cántaro {m} | :: jug, jar |
| cántaro {m} | :: amphora |
| cantarse el playball {v} [idiomatic, baseball] | :: to start; get started; to play ball |
| cantata {f} [music] | :: cantata |
| cantatriz {f} | :: female singer |
| cantautor {m} | :: singer-songwriter |
| cantautora {f} | :: feminine noun of cantautor |
| cantaxantina {f} [organic compound] | :: canthaxanthin |
| cantear {v} | :: to chamfer |
| cantera {f} | :: quarry |
| cantera {f} | :: talent, ingeniosity |
| cantera {f} | :: academy |
| canterana {f} | :: feminine noun of canterano |
| canterano {m} | :: (of an athlete) One who comes from an academy; an academian |
| Canterbury {prop} | :: Canterbury (cathedral city) |
| cantería {f} | :: stonecutting |
| cantero {m} | :: quarry worker, quarryman |
| cantero {m} | :: bread crust |
| cantero {m} | :: small flower bed |
| cantero {m} | :: stonemason |
| cántico {m} | :: canticle |
| cantidad {f} | :: amount |
| cantidad {f} | :: quantity |
| cantidad {f} | :: figure |
| cantidad {f} [colloquial, Spain] | :: plenty |
| cantidad {adv} [colloquial] | :: like hell; a hell of a lot; shedloads |
| cantidades {adv} | :: a lot |
| cantil {m} | :: cliff |
| cantil {m} | :: shelf (underwater) |
| cantilena {f} | :: cantilena |
| cantimplora {f} | :: flask, canteen (water bottle) |
| cantina {f} [Latin America] | :: saloon, speakeasy, bar (used in most countries except Cuba, El Salvador, Guatemala, Panama, Paraguay, Puerto Rico and Venezuela) |
| cantina {f} | :: cafeteria, canteen (staff restaurant) |
| cantinela {f} [colloquial] | :: old story |
| cantinela {f} | :: gist |
| cantinera {f} | :: feminine noun of cantinero |
| cantinero {m} | :: bartender |
| cantinflear {vi} [Latin America] | :: to gibber (to speak unintelligibly or incoherently) |
| cantinflesco {adj} | :: In the style of Cantinflas, a Mexican comedy actor |
| canto {m} | :: singing |
| canto {m} | :: song |
| canto {m} | :: chant |
| canto {m} | :: edge |
| canto {m} | :: side |
| canto {m} [rare] | :: thickness |
| canto {m} | :: a piece of stone |
| canto {m} [anatomy] | :: canthus |
| canto del cisne {m} [idiomatic] | :: swan song |
| canto gregoriano {m} | :: Gregorian chant |
| cantón {m} | :: canton, district |
| cantón {m} [heraldry] | :: division of a flag or a coat of arms |
| cantón {m} [heraldiccharge] | :: canton |
| Cantón {prop} {m} | :: Cantón (caplc) |
| cantonado {adj} [heraldry] | :: cantoned |
| cantonal {adj} | :: cantonal (of or pertaining to a canton) |
| cantonalista {mf} | :: a believer in cantonalism |
| cantonalización {f} | :: Dividing (of a territory) into cantons |
| cantonera {f} | :: corner piece |
| cantonera {f} | :: corner bracket |
| cantonera {f} | :: corner table |
| cantonera {f} | :: streetwalker |
| cantonés {adj} | :: Cantonese |
| cantonés {m} | :: Cantonese (person) |
| cantonés {m} | :: Cantonese language |
| cantonesa {f} | :: feminine noun of cantonés |
| cantonización {f} | :: cantonization |
| cantopop {m} | :: Cantopop |
| cantor {adj} | :: singing |
| cantor {m} | :: singer |
| cantora {f} | :: feminine noun of cantor |
| cantoral {adj} | :: cantoral |
| Cantórbery {prop} [now rare] | :: Cantórbery (cathedral city) |
| Cantos {prop} | :: surname |
| cantueso {m} | :: lavender |
| canturrear {v} [colloquial] | :: to croon |
| canturrear {v} [colloquial] | :: to sing softly |
| canturreo {m} | :: a crooning, a hum |
| canturriar {v} | :: alternative spelling of canturrear |
| canudo {adj} [obsolete] | :: grey-haired |
| cañuela {f} | :: fescue |
| cánula {f} | :: cannula (tube) |
| canutillo {m} | :: A dessert consisting of confectioner's cream rolled in pastry |
| canuto {m} | :: tube |
| canuto {m} [slang] | :: joint, reefer |
| canuto {adj} [slang] | :: awesome; brill |
| canuto {m} [slang, Chile, pejorative] | :: evangelical |
| Canuto {prop} {m} | :: given name |
| Canuto {prop} {m} [historical] | :: Canute, Cnut (mediaeval king of Denmark) |
| cañuto {m} | :: A kind of tube |
| canvas {m} | :: canvas |
| canyengue {m} [Uruguay, Argentina] | :: A dancing evening |
| canyengue {m} [Uruguay, Argentina] | :: A provocative style of the tango |
| canyoning {m} | :: canyoning |
| caoba {adj} | :: mahogany (color) |
| caoba {f} | :: mahogany (color, tree, wood) |
| caobanilla {f} | :: An evergreen tree, taxonomic name Stahlia monosperma |
| caobo {m} | :: mahogany, Honduran mahogany (tree of the species Swietenia macrophylla) |
| cao dai {m} | :: Cao Dai |
| caolín {m} | :: kaolin |
| caolinita {f} [mineral] | :: kaolinite |
| caos {m} | :: chaos |
| caos {m} | :: mayhem, havoc, turmoil, pandemonium, bedlam |
| caos {m} | :: mess, shambles, disarray |
| caóticamente {adv} | :: chaotically |
| caótico {adj} | :: chaotic, shambolic [AUS, UK] |
| caotizante {adj} | :: chaos-causing |
| caotizar {vt} | :: to disrupt, to cause chaos in |
| CAP {n} | :: Comisión Administradora del Petróleo |
| capa {f} | :: cloak, cape (a sleeveless garment hanging from the neck) |
| capa {f} | :: coat, sheet (a covering of material, such as paint) |
| capa {f} | :: layer (a single thickness of some material covering a surface) |
| capa {f} | :: guise; pretext |
| capa anual {f} [botany] | :: annual ring |
| capacho {adj} [bullfighting] | :: Having horns pointing flat out to the sides |
| capacidad {f} | :: capacity, capability, ability |
| capacidad {f} | :: capacity (measure of the ability to hold) |
| capacidad {f} | :: capacity (maximum that can be held) |
| capacidad {f} | :: capacity (maximum that can be produced) |
| capacillo {m} | :: mould for cupcakes |
| capacísimo {adj} | :: superlative of capaz |
| capacitación {f} | :: training |
| capacitador {m} | :: trainer, teacher |
| capacitadora {f} | :: feminine noun of capacitador |
| capacitancia {f} | :: capacitance |
| capacitar {v} | :: to train |
| capacitivo {adj} | :: capacitive |
| capacitor {m} | :: capacitor |
| capa de hielo {f} | :: ice cap, ice sheet, layer of ice |
| capa de ozono {f} | :: ozone layer |
| capadocia {f} | :: feminine noun of capadocio |
| Capadocia {prop} {f} | :: Cappadocia (ancient region) |
| capadocio {adj} | :: Cappadocian |
| capadocio {m} | :: Cappadocian |
| capador {m} [musical instrument] | :: A type of pan pipe originating from the indigenous people of Colombia |
| capanga {m} [slang, Argentina] | :: boss, foreman |
| capar {v} | :: to castrate |
| capar {v} | :: to cut off |
| caparazón {f} | :: shell |
| caparazón {f} | :: caparison |
| caparazón {f} | :: carapace |
| caparrón {m} | :: A kind of red kidney bean |
| caparrón {m} | :: A stew made from caparrones and chorizo, a popular dish in La Rioja |
| capataz {m} [management] | :: foreman |
| capataza {f} | :: feminine noun of capataz |
| çapato {m} | :: obsolete spelling of zapato |
| capaz {adj} | :: able, capable |
| capaz {adv} [Argentina] | :: maybe, perhaps |
| capazmente {adv} | :: capably |
| capazo {m} | :: Big basket |
| Capazo {prop} | :: Capazo (district) |
| capcioso {adj} | :: captious, fallacious |
| capea {f} [bullfighting] | :: capea |
| capear {v} [bullfighting] | :: To take part in a capea |
| capear {v} [by extension] | :: to dodge |
| capear el temporal {v} [idiomatic] | :: to weather the storm |
| capela {n} | :: only used in a capela |
| capelán {m} | :: capelin |
| capelina {f} | :: alternative form of capellina; bandage over the head |
| capellán {m} | :: chaplain |
| capellanía {f} | :: chapellany |
| capellina {f} | :: a type of wide-brimmed hat |
| capellina {f} | :: a type of medieval helmet |
| capellina {f} | :: a bandage wrapped around the head |
| capelo {m} | :: red hat worn by cardinals |
| capense {adj} | :: Capetonian |
| capense {mf} | :: Capetonian |
| caperucita {f} | :: diminutive of caperuza |
| Caperucita Roja {prop} {f} | :: Little Red Riding Hood |
| caperuz {m} | :: synonym of cucurucho (processional hood) |
| caperuza {f} | :: hood |
| capeta {f} [Paraguay] | :: boss |
| capeto {m} [Paraguay] | :: boss |
| capi {mf} [colloquial] | :: clipping of capitán |
| capiateña {f} | :: feminine noun of capiateño |
| capiateño {adj} | :: Of or from the city of Capiatá, Paraguay |
| capiateño {m} | :: An inhabitant of the city of Capiatá, Paraguay |
| capibara {m} [rodents] | :: capybara (Hydrochoerus hydrochaeris) |
| capicúa {f} | :: palindromic number |
| capilar {adj} | :: hair (attributive) |
| capilar {adj} | :: capillary |
| capilar {m} | :: capillary |
| capilaria {f} | :: capillary |
| capilaridad {f} | :: capillarity |
| capilaritis {f} [pathology] | :: capillaritis |
| capilaroscopia {f} [medicine] | :: capillaroscopy |
| capilla {f} | :: chapel |
| capillita {f} | :: diminutive of capilla |
| capillo {m} | :: hood, especially a kind worn as a popular outfit in certain regions |
| capillo {m} | :: linen cap worn by young boys, or one of white cloth worn by boys at baptism |
| capirotada {f} | :: capirotada |
| capirotado {adj} | :: wearing a capirote |
| capirote {m} | :: hood (of certain garments) |
| capirote {m} | :: A type of tall pointed hat worn for certain festivals |
| capirote {m} | :: dunce cap |
| capirote {m} [ornithology] | :: hood |
| capirote {m} | :: Eurasian blackcap (Sylvia atricapilla) |
| capirotejo {m} | :: A traditional game played in Ecuador, in which as many players as possible jump on the backs of other participants that have formed a head-to-hips line |
| capirucho {m} | :: cup-and-ball |
| cápita {f} | :: see per cápita |
| capitación {f} | :: capitation |
| capitación {f} | :: poll tax |
| capitado {adj} | :: capitate |
| capital {adj} | :: capital (important) |
| capital {m} | :: capital (finance) |
| capital {f} | :: capital (city) |
| capitaleño {adj} | :: Of or from Santo Domingo, capital of the Dominican Republic |
| capitaleño {m} | :: Someone from Santo Domingo, capital of the Dominican Republic |
| capitalidad {f} | :: The state of being the capital |
| capitalino {adj} | :: of or relating to a capital city |
| capitalino {adj} [Mexico] | :: of or relating to Mexico City |
| capitalino {adj} [Panama] | :: of or relating to Panama City |
| capitalino {m} | :: someone from or related to a capital city |
| capitalino {m} [Mexico] | :: someone from Mexico City |
| capitalino {m} [Panama] | :: someone from Panama City |
| capitalismo {m} | :: capitalism |
| capitalista {adj} | :: capitalist |
| capitalista {mf} | :: capitalist |
| capitalito {m} | :: diminutive of capital |
| capitalización {f} | :: capitalization |
| capitalizar {vt} [economics, etc.] | :: to capitalise |
| capitan {m} | :: obsolete spelling of capitán |
| capitán {m} | :: captain |
| capitana {f} | :: female equivalent of capitán |
| capitancito {m} | :: diminutive of capitán |
| capitanear {v} | :: to command |
| capitanejo {m} | :: a subordinate of a cacique |
| capitán general {m} | :: captain general |
| capitanía {f} [military] | :: company (unit of soldiers) |
| Capitaniano {prop} {m} | :: Capitanian |
| Capitaniense {prop} {m} | :: Capitanian |
| capitel {m} [architecture] | :: capital (uppermost part of a column) |
| capitolino {adj} | :: Capitoline |
| capitolio {m} | :: capitol (building where legislature meets) |
| Capitolio {prop} {m} | :: Capitol |
| capitoste {m} | :: chief, boss |
| capitulación {f} | :: surrender |
| capitulación {f} [usually in plural] | :: marriage contract |
| capitular {v} | :: to capitulate |
| capítulo {m} | :: chapter |
| capnógrafo {m} | :: capnograph |
| capnolagnia {f} | :: capnolagnia |
| capnomancia {f} | :: capnomancy |
| capnomancía {f} | :: alternative form of capnomancia |
| capo {m} | :: gangster |
| capo {m} | :: By extension, a very able person at doing something |
| capo {m} | :: boss, chief |
| capó {m} | :: hood of an automobile |
| capocómica {f} [theatre] | :: leader of a theatre company |
| capocómico {m} [theatre] | :: leader of a theatre company |
| capoeira {f} | :: capoeira |
| capolar {v} | :: to mince [meat] |
| capón {adj} | :: castrated |
| capón {m} | :: capon (castrated cockerel) |
| capón {m} | :: pat or rap on the head |
| caponera {f} | :: coop for chickens being fattened |
| caponera {f} | :: slammer; clink (prison) |
| caporal {m} | :: corporal |
| caporal {m} | :: foreman |
| capota {f} [automotive] | :: hood [UK], top [US] of a vehicle |
| capota {f} [nautical] | :: sprayhood |
| capotazo {m} [bullfighting] | :: A movement made with the cape to distract or stop the bull |
| capote {m} | :: cloak |
| capote {m} [bullfighting] | :: cape worn by bullfighters |
| capotear {v} [bullfighting] | :: to make movements of the capote (a cape) |
| capotear {v} | :: to take for a ride, to give someone the runaround |
| capotillo {m} [bullfighting] | :: cape |
| cappa {f} | :: kappa; the Greek letter Κ, κ |
| cappuccino {m} | :: cappuccino |
| caprario {adj} | :: caprine; hircine |
| caprichito {m} | :: diminutive of capricho |
| capricho {m} | :: caprice, vagary, whim, fancy |
| caprichosamente {adv} | :: capriciously |
| caprichosidad {f} | :: caprice; whimsicality |
| caprichoso {adj} | :: whimsical, capricious |
| capricornio {adj} [astrology] | :: Capricorn |
| Capricornio {prop} [astrology, astronomy] | :: Capricorn, Capricornus |
| capricultura {f} | :: goat farming |
| caprimulgo {m} | :: nightjar; nighthawk |
| caprino {adj} | :: caprine |
| caprolactama {f} [organic compound] | :: caprolactam |
| capsaicina {f} [organic compound] | :: capsaicin |
| cápsida {f} | :: capsid |
| cápside {m} [virology] | :: capsid |
| capsómero {m} | :: capsomere |
| cápsula {f} [pharmacy] | :: capsule (small container containing a dose of medicine) |
| cápsula {f} [astronautics] | :: capsule |
| cápsula {f} | :: cap, bottle cap |
| cápsula {f} [media] | :: spot, bulletin (short program segment) |
| capsular {adj} | :: capsular |
| capsular {v} | :: to cap |
| capsulitis {f} | :: capsulitis |
| captación {f} | :: capture, capturing |
| captador {m} | :: captor |
| captador {m} | :: catcher |
| captadora {f} | :: capturer |
| captahuellas {m} | :: fingerprint reader |
| captar {v} | :: to capture, perceive, register, understand |
| captopril {m} | :: captopril |
| captor {m} | :: captor |
| captora {f} | :: feminine noun of captor |
| captura {f} | :: capture |
| captura {f} | :: catch (that which is captured or caught) |
| capturable {adj} | :: capturable |
| captura de pantalla {f} [computing] | :: screenshot |
| capturador {m} | :: catcher; capturer |
| capturar {v} | :: to catch, trap, capture |
| capucha {f} | :: hood (headwear) |
| capucha {f} | :: hoodie |
| capuchera {f} | :: hoodie |
| capuchino {m} | :: Capuchin (monk) |
| capuchino {m} | :: cappuccino (coffee) |
| capucho {m} | :: hood |
| capuchón {m} | :: cap, hood |
| capulana {f} | :: capulana |
| capulín {m} | :: Jamaican nettletree |
| capulín {m} | :: Prunus salicifolia |
| capulín {m} | :: Eugenia capuli |
| capulín {m} | :: bitter-berry, chokecherry (Prunus virginiana) |
| capullete {m} | :: diminutive of capullo |
| capullo {m} | :: cocoon |
| capullo {m} | :: bud, blossom (especially used for rosebuds) |
| capullo {m} | :: pod |
| capullo {m} | :: foreskin |
| capullo {m} [Spain] | :: asshole, dick, prick, dickhead, ass, douche, douchebag, dipshit, twat (contemptible person) |
| capuz {m} | :: hood |
| capuzar {v} | :: synonym of chapuzar |
| Caquetá {prop} {m} | :: Caquetá (department) |
| Caquetá {prop} {m} | :: Caquetá (river) |
| caquetío {adj} | :: Caquetio |
| caquetío {mf} | :: Caquetio |
| caquexia {f} | :: cachexia |
| caqui {m} | :: persimmon (fruit) |
| caqui {m} | :: persimmon (tree) |
| caqui {m} | :: khaki (color) |
| caquilla {f} | :: diminutive of caca |
| caquistocracia {f} | :: kakistocracy |
| caquita {f} | :: diminutive of caca |
| car {adv} [archaic] | :: because |
| cara {f} [anatomy] | :: face (the front part of the head) |
| cara {f} | :: face (one's facial expression) |
| cara {f} | :: face (the frontal aspect of something) |
| cara {f} [colloquial] | :: gall, nerve (impudence) |
| cara {f} [geometry] | :: face (any of the flat bounding surfaces of a polyhedron) |
| cara {f} | :: side (of paper, a card, a coin) |
| cara {f} | :: heads (side of a coin) |
| cará {m} | :: taro (Colocasia esculenta) |
| cará {m} | :: smooth-cheek eartheater (Gymnogeophagus gymnogenys) |
| cará {m} | :: chameleon cichlid (Australoheros facetus) |
| cara A {f} | :: A-side |
| cara a cara {adv} | :: vis-à-vis; face to face |
| cara a cara {m} | :: head-to-head |
| cara B {f} | :: B-side |
| carabao {m} | :: water-buffalo |
| cárabe {m} | :: amber (fossil resin) |
| carabela {f} | :: caravel |
| carabela portuguesa {f} | :: Portuguese man-of-war (Physalia physalis) |
| carabelita {f} | :: diminutive of carabela |
| carabina {f} | :: carbine (short firearm) |
| carabina {f} | :: rifle |
| carabina {f} | :: chaperone |
| carabinera {f} | :: feminine noun of carabinero |
| carabinero {m} [historically] | :: A soldier armed with a carbine |
| carabinero {m} [Chile, Colombia, Bolivia] | :: A member of the national police |
| carabinero {m} | :: One of several species of crustacean |
| cárabo {m} | :: tawny owl |
| carabobeña {f} | :: feminine noun of carabobeño |
| carabobeño {adj} | :: Of or from Carabobo |
| carabobeño {m} | :: Someone from Carabobo |
| caracara {m} | :: caracara |
| caracara carancho {m} | :: southern crested caracara |
| caracara chimango {m} | :: chimango caracara |
| caracara moñudo {m} | :: southern crested caracara |
| Caracas {prop} | :: Caracas (capital city) |
| caracense {adj} | :: From Guadalajara, Spain |
| caracense {mf} | :: Someone from Guadalajara, Spain |
| carachama {f} | :: A species of catfish native to the Upper Amazon Basin of Brazil and Peru, Pseudorinelepis genibarbis |
| caracho {m} | :: pejorative of cara, ugly face |
| caracho {interj} | :: good grief (expression of shock, surprise or anger) |
| carachupa {f} [Bolivia] | :: opossum |
| caracol {m} | :: snail |
| caracol {m} [anatomy] | :: cochlea |
| caracola {f} | :: shell of a marine snail |
| caracola {f} | :: a bun in the shape of a snail shell |
| caracolear {v} | :: to caracole |
| caracoles {interj} | :: wow, euphemism for caramba and therefore of carajo |
| caracoles {interj} | :: frick! euphemim of carajo |
| carácter {m} | :: character (traits marking a person or group) |
| carácter {m} | :: character (moral strength) |
| carácter {m} | :: character (symbol for a sound or word) |
| carácter de escape {m} | :: escape character |
| característica {f} | :: characteristic, feature |
| característicamente {adv} | :: characteristically |
| característico {adj} | :: characteristic, typical |
| caracterización {f} | :: characterization |
| caracterizado {adj} | :: characterized |
| caracterizador {m} | :: make-up artist |
| caracterizador {adj} | :: characterizing |
| caracterizadora {f} | :: feminine noun of caracterizador |
| caracterizar {vt} | :: to characterize |
| caracú {m} [Paraguay, Argentina, Chile, Uruguay] | :: bone marrow, especially from the feet of bovines, and especially as used for food |
| caraculo {m} [vulgar, Spain] | :: butthead, assface |
| cara de póquer {f} [idiom] | :: poker face |
| caradura {adj} [colloquial] | :: cheeky, shameless |
| caradura {mf} [colloquial] | :: cheeky person, cheek |
| caradurismo {m} | :: cheekiness, shamelessness |
| caraíta {adj} | :: Karaite |
| caraíta {mf} | :: Karaite |
| carajillo {m} | :: Irish coffee (coffee with a shot of liquor) |
| carajita {f} | :: feminine noun of carajito |
| carajito {m} [Venezuela] | :: child |
| carajo {m} [vulgar] | :: penis |
| carajo {m} | :: [un carajo] shit [US], jackshit [US], sod all [UK], bugger all [UK] |
| carajo {m} | :: [al carajo] hell |
| carajo {interj} [South America, Northwestern Spain, vulgar] | :: shit! |
| carajo {interj} [slang, vulgar] | :: used as an intensifier, similar to the fuck |
| carajote {m} [colloquial, Andalusia] | :: dimwit, slow |
| carajote {adj} [colloquial, Andalusia] | :: baffled, confused |
| cara larga {f} [idiomatic] | :: long face |
| caramba {interj} [euphemistic, non-vulgar] | :: gee, boy, shucks, gosh, golly, geez, jeez, gee whiz, crikey, blimey, heck, whoa, dang, darn, freaking gosh (an expression of shock, surprise or anger) |
| carámbano {m} | :: icicle |
| carambola {f} | :: star fruit (fruit) |
| carambola {f} | :: fluke |
| carambola {f} | :: double whammy; act of killing two birds with one stone |
| carambola {f} [snooker, pool, billiards] | :: cannon |
| carambola {f} [snooker, pool, billiards] | :: three-cushion shot |
| carambolo {m} | :: The tree that bears the carambola |
| caramelería {f} | :: candy store |
| caramelito {m} | :: diminutive of caramelo |
| caramelización {f} | :: caramelization |
| caramelizar {vt} | :: to caramelize |
| caramelo {m} | :: candy |
| caramelo {m} | :: (more specifically) caramel |
| caramillo {m} [musical instruments] | :: shawm |
| carancho {m} | :: caracara (bird of prey) |
| carancho {m} | :: southern crested caracara |
| carantoña {f} | :: caress |
| carantoña {f} | :: sweet talk |
| carao {m} | :: pink shower tree; Cassia grandis |
| cara o ceca {phrase} [Argentina, idiomatic] | :: heads or tails |
| cara o cruz {phrase} [idiomatic] | :: heads or tails |
| caraota {f} [Venezuela] | :: bean seed |
| caraota {f} [Venezuela] | :: bean plant |
| caraota {f} [Venezuela] | :: black turtle bean |
| carapacho {m} | :: carapace, shell |
| carapacho {m} | :: Stew served in the shell of seafood |
| carapintada {mf} | :: Carapintada |
| carapucho {m} [Asturias, Galicia] | :: A kind of historical coat made from straw |
| carapulca {f} [Peru] | :: A traditional Peruvian stew of pork and dehydrated potatoes |
| carapulcra {f} [Peru] | :: alternative form of carapulca |
| caraqueñidad {f} | :: The identity of Caracas |
| caraqueño {adj} | :: of, from or pertaining to Caracas |
| caraqueño {m} | :: A person from Caracas |
| caraquista {adj} [baseball] | :: Of or relating to Leones del Caracas, a baseball team from Caracas, Venezuela |
| caraquista {adj} [football] | :: Of or relating to Caracas Fútbol Club, a soccer team from Caracas, Venezuela |
| caraquista {mf} [baseball] | :: Someone associated to Leones del Caracas, as a player, coach, fan etc |
| caraquista {mf} [football] | :: Someone associated to Caracas Fútbol Club, as a player, coach, fan etc |
| carátula {f} | :: mask; disguise |
| carátula {f} | :: case; sleeve |
| caratular {v} [Argentina] | :: to call; name; pronounce |
| carau {m} | :: alternative form of carrao |
| caráu {m} | :: alternative form of carrao |
| caravana {f} | :: caravan (a convoy or procession of travelers, their vehicles and cargo, and any pack animals) |
| caravana {f} | :: camper (a motor vehicle with a rear compartment for living and sleeping in) |
| caravana {f} [Uruguay] | :: earring |
| caravanista {mf} | :: caravaner (one who travels by caravan) |
| caravasar {m} | :: caravanserai |
| Caravelí {prop} | :: Caravelí (province) |
| caravista {adj} | :: only used in ladrillo caravista |
| caray {interj} [euphemism] | :: crikey, wow, good heavens, golly, gosh, woah, man, boy, blimey, freaking gosh (expresses surprise, astonishment) |
| caray {interj} | :: heck, darn, gee, shucks, hell, geez, jeez, dang (expresses disturbance, anger, frustration, annoyance) |
| carayá {m} [Central America] | :: howler monkey |
| Carazo {prop} | :: Carazo (department) |
| carballo {m} | :: alternative spelling of carvallo |
| Carballo {prop} {m} | :: surname |
| carbamato {m} | :: carbamate |
| carbaminohemoglobina {f} | :: carbaminohemoglobin |
| carbanión {m} [chemistry] | :: carbanion |
| carbapenemasa {f} | :: carbapenem |
| carbaril {m} | :: carbaryl |
| carbarilo {m} | :: carbaryl |
| carbenio {m} [organic chemistry] | :: carbenium |
| carbeno {m} | :: carbene |
| carbetocin {m} | :: carbetocin |
| carbetocina {f} | :: carbetocin |
| carbocatión {m} [chemistry] | :: carbocation |
| carbohidrato {m} [carbohydrate] | :: carbohydrate |
| carbometalación {f} [organic chemistry] | :: carbometalation |
| carbón {m} | :: coal |
| carbón {m} | :: charcoal |
| carbonáceo {adj} | :: carbonaceous |
| carbón activado {m} [chemistry] | :: activated charcoal |
| carbonar {v} | :: to carbonize |
| carbonara {f} | :: carbonara (sauce) |
| carbonaria {f} | :: feminine noun of carbonario |
| carbonario {m} | :: Carbonari member |
| carbonatación {f} | :: carbonatation |
| carbonatado {adj} | :: carbonated |
| carbonático {adj} | :: carbonatic |
| carbonatita {f} | :: carbonatite |
| carbonato {m} [inorganic chemistry] | :: carbonate |
| carbonato de calcio {m} [inorganic chemistry] | :: calcium carbonate |
| carboncillo {m} | :: charcoal (drawing implement) |
| carbonear {v} | :: to make into charcoal |
| carbonear {v} | :: to load (a boat) with charcoal |
| Carbonell {prop} {m} | :: surname |
| carboneo {m} | :: making into charcoal |
| carbonera {f} | :: coal mine |
| carbonera {f} | :: coal bunker or basket |
| carbonería {f} | :: coalyard |
| carbonero {m} | :: collier |
| carbonero {m} | :: tit (bird) |
| carbonero {m} | :: pollock |
| carbonero garrapinos {m} | :: The coal tit, a small bird |
| carbón grafitizado {m} [chemistry] | :: activated charcoal, activated carbon |
| carbónico {adj} [chemistry] | :: carbonic |
| carbonífero {adj} | :: Carboniferous |
| carbonífero {m} | :: Carboniferous |
| carbonificación {f} [geology] | :: carbonification |
| carbonilación {f} | :: carbonylation |
| carbonílico {adj} | :: carbonyl (attributive) |
| carbonilla {f} | :: charcoal (for art) |
| carbonilla {f} | :: coal dust |
| carbonilo {m} | :: carbonyl |
| carbonización {f} | :: carbonization |
| carbonizar {v} | :: to carbonize |
| carbono {m} | :: carbon |
| carbonoso {adj} | :: carbonaceous |
| carboplatino {m} | :: carboplatin |
| carboxicinasa {f} | :: alternative form of carboxiquinasa |
| carboxihemoglobina {f} | :: carboxyhemoglobin |
| carboxikinasa {f} | :: alternative form of carboxiquinasa |
| carboxilación {f} | :: carboxylation |
| carboxilasa {f} [enzyme] | :: carboxylase |
| carboxilato {m} | :: carboxylate |
| carboxílico {adj} [organic chemistry] | :: carboxylic |
| carboxilo {m} [organic chemistry] | :: carboxyl |
| carboxiquinasa {f} [enzyme] | :: carboxykinase |
| carbunclo {m} | :: carbuncle (gem) |
| carbunclo {m} | :: carbuncle (sore) |
| carbunco {m} [pathology] | :: anthrax |
| carbunco {m} [Costa Rica] | :: fire beetle |
| carbuncosis {m} [pathology] | :: anthrax |
| carburación {f} | :: carburization |
| carburador {m} | :: carburetor (a device in an internal combustion engine) |
| carburante {adj} [attributive] | :: fuel |
| carburante {m} | :: fuel |
| carburar {v} | :: to carburize |
| carburar {v} [colloquial, of a person or thing] | :: to function, to work |
| carburizar {v} | :: to carburize |
| carburo {m} | :: carbide |
| carca {adj} | :: narrow-minded |
| carca {adj} | :: reactionary |
| carca {mf} | :: narrow-minded person |
| çarça {n} | :: obsolete spelling of zarza |
| carcacha {f} [colloquial] | :: jalopy, banger (car) |
| carcaj {m} | :: quiver |
| carcaj {m} | :: rifle case |
| carcajada {f} | :: a guffaw or cackle, belly laugh, bray (a loud and hearty laugh) |
| carcajeante {adj} | :: ridiculous |
| carcajearse {vr} | :: to laugh heartily or heavily; to cackle; to bust up or be in stitches |
| carcamal {mf} [colloquial, pejorative] | :: old fogey |
| cárcamo {m} | :: alternative spelling of cárcavo |
| carcaña {f} | :: southern crested caracara |
| carcasa {f} | :: carcass (corpse of an animal) |
| carcasa {f} [mechanics, technology] | :: housing, casing (protective cover designed to contain or support a mechanical component) |
| carcasa {f} | :: case (e.g. a phone case) |
| carcasa {f} [engineering] | :: carcass, framework, body, chassis (usually an unfinished framework of a house, building or vehicle in particular) |
| carcasa {f} | :: a type of incendiary bomb |
| carcasa {f} | :: carcass (inner body of pneumatic tire) |
| Carcasona {prop} {f} | :: Carcassonne |
| cárcava {f} | :: gully, ravine |
| carcax {m} | :: alternative form of carcaj |
| carcax {m} | :: metal anklet, metal bracelet, metal armlet |
| carcaza {f} | :: alternative form of carcaj |
| cárcel {f} | :: prison |
| carcelario {adj} [attributive] | :: jail |
| carcelazo {m} [Colombia, Venezuela] | :: imprisonment |
| carcelera {f} | :: feminine noun of carcelero |
| carcelero {adj} | :: relating or pertaining to jail or prison |
| carcelero {m} | :: jailer, warden, prison guard |
| carceleta {f} | :: holding cell |
| carchense {adj} | :: Of or from the province of Carchi Province, Ecuador |
| carchense {mf} | :: An inhabitant of the province of Carchi Province, Ecuador |
| carcinogénesis {f} | :: carcinogenesis |
| carcinogenicidad {f} | :: carcinogenicity |
| carcinogénico {adj} | :: carcinogenic |
| carcinógeno {m} [biology] | :: carcinogen |
| carcinoide {m} | :: carcinoid |
| carcinología {f} | :: carcinology (study of crustaceans) |
| carcinoma {m} [oncology] | :: carcinoma (type of malignant tumour) |
| carcinomatosis {f} [medicine] | :: carcinomatosis |
| carcinomatoso {adj} [oncology] | :: carcinomatous |
| carcoma {f} | :: woodworm |
| carcomer {v} | :: to fret, to eat away |
| carcomer {v} | :: to consume |
| carcomido {adj} | :: decayed |
| carcomido {adj} | :: affected by dry rot |
| carcomido {adj} [figuratively] | :: consumed |
| carcundia {f} [pejorative] | :: Carlist politics |
| carcundia {f} | :: backwardness, retrograde ideas (specially in politics) |
| cardamomo {m} | :: cardamom |
| cardán {m} | :: Cardan joint |
| cardar {v} | :: to card or comb |
| cardelina {f} | :: goldfinch |
| cardelino {m} | :: European goldfinch |
| cardenal {m} [religion] | :: cardinal |
| cardenal {m} | :: cardinal (bird) |
| cardenal {m} | :: bruise |
| cardenalato {m} | :: cardinalship |
| Cardenal Caro {prop} {?} | :: Cardenal Caro |
| cardenalicio {adj} [attributive] | :: cardinal |
| cardenalino {adj} | :: from the province of Cardenal Caro, Chile |
| Cárdenas {prop} {f} | :: surname |
| cardenense {adj} | :: Of or from the city of Cárdenas, Cuba |
| cardenense {m} | :: An inhabitant of the city of Cárdenas, Cuba |
| cardenillo {m} | :: verdigris |
| cardenismo {m} | :: The policies or rule of Lázaro Cárdenas del Río, President of Mexico from 1934 to 1940 |
| cardenista {adj} | :: Of or relating to Lázaro Cárdenas del Río, Mexican politician |
| cardenista {adj} | :: Of or relating to Cuauhtémoc Cárdenas Solórzano, Mexican politician |
| cardenista {mf} | :: A supporter of Lázaro Cárdenas del Río, Mexican politician |
| cardenista {mf} | :: A supporter of Cuauhtémoc Cárdenas Solórzano, Mexican politician |
| cárdeno {adj} | :: purplish, purply, violet, livid, lurid |
| cárdeno {adj} [bullfighting] | :: grayish (of a bull), having small, dense black and white spots that appear gray or leaden |
| cárdeno {adj} | :: opalescent (water) |
| cardiaco {adj} | :: alternative form of cardíaco |
| cardíaco {adj} | :: cardiac |
| cárdigan {m} | :: cardigan |
| cardina {f} | :: small thistle |
| cardina {f} [architecture] | :: A thistle-like decoration, found in Gothic architecture |
| cardinal {adj} | :: cardinal (crucial, pivotal) |
| cardinal {adj} | :: cardinal (describing a number used to indicate quantity) |
| cardinalidad {f} | :: cardinality |
| -cardio {suffix} | :: -cardium (relating to the heart) |
| cardio- {prefix} | :: cardio- (forming words pertaining to the heart) |
| cardio {m} | :: cardio |
| cardiocirculatorio {adj} | :: cardiocirculatory |
| cardiocirujana {f} | :: feminine noun of cardiocirujano |
| cardiocirujano {m} | :: heart surgeon |
| cardioembólico {adj} | :: cardioembolic |
| cardiogénico {adj} | :: cardiogenic |
| cardiograma {m} [cardiology] | :: cardiogram |
| cardioide {m} [geometry] | :: cardioid |
| cardiolipina {m} | :: cardiolipin |
| cardióloga {f} | :: feminine noun of cardiólogo |
| cardiología {f} | :: cardiology |
| cardiológico {adj} | :: cardiological |
| cardiólogo {m} | :: cardiologist |
| cardiomiocito {m} | :: cardiomyocyte |
| cardiomiopatía {f} | :: cardiomyopathy |
| cardiópata {mf} | :: cardiopathologist |
| cardiopatía {f} | :: heart disease, cardiomyopathy |
| cardiopediátrico {adj} | :: cardiopediatric |
| cardioplejia {f} | :: cardioplegia |
| cardioprotector {m} | :: cardioprotector |
| cardiopulmonar {adj} | :: cardiopulmonary |
| cardiorespiratorio {adj} | :: cardiorespiratory |
| cardiorrespiratorio {adj} | :: cardiorespiratory |
| cardiosaludable {adj} | :: heart-healthy |
| cardiotónico {adj} | :: cardiotonic |
| cardiotoxicidad {f} | :: cardiotoxicity |
| cardiovascular {adj} | :: cardiovascular |
| cardioventricular {adj} | :: cardioventricular |
| cardioversión {f} [medicine] | :: cardioversion |
| carditis {f} | :: carditis |
| cardo {m} | :: thistle |
| cardo {m} | :: cardoon (plant) |
| cardo {m} [Spain] | :: prickly customer |
| cardo {m} [Spain] | :: butt ugly person |
| cardón {m} | :: Any of a number of plants. See Wikipedia |
| cardume {m} | :: school, shoal (group of fish) |
| cardumen {m} | :: school, shoal (a group of fish) |
| cardumen {m} [Uruguay] | :: any large group |
| carear {v} | :: to bring face-to-face |
| carear {v} [legal] | :: to confront (witnesses regarding contradictory testimony) |
| carecer {v} | :: to lack, to be lacking (in) |
| Carelia {prop} {f} | :: Carelia (region/and/republic) |
| carelio {adj} | :: Karelian |
| carelio {m} | :: Karelian |
| carelio {m} | :: Karelian |
| carenar {v} [nautical] | :: to careen, to list (to turn a ship on its side) |
| carencia {f} | :: lack, shortage |
| carenciado {adj} | :: poverty-stricken |
| carencial {adj} [attributive] | :: deficiency |
| carente {adj} | :: lacking, devoid |
| careo {m} | :: face-to-face meeting |
| carero {adj} | :: expensive, pricey (store or busieness) |
| carestía {f} | :: scarcity, shortage |
| carestía {f} | :: expensiveness; priciness; high price |
| careta {f} | :: mask (disguise, fencing, etc.) |
| careta {f} [figurative] | :: any means of occlusion |
| careta {f} [culinary] | :: pork cheek (careta de cerdo) |
| careto {adj} | :: white-headed and black-bodied |
| careto {m} [colloquial] | :: face |
| carey {m} | :: hawksbill turtle |
| carey {m} [uncountable] | :: tortoiseshell |
| carfentanil {m} | :: carfentanil |
| carfentanilo {m} | :: carfentanil |
| carga {f} | :: load |
| carga {f} | :: burden |
| carga {f} | :: cargo |
| carga {f} | :: charge |
| carga {f} [American football] | :: blitz |
| cargable {adj} | :: chargeable |
| cargadero {m} | :: loading platform, loading bay |
| cargadito {adj} | :: diminutive of cargado |
| cargado {adj} | :: loaded |
| cargado {adj} | :: charged |
| cargador {adj} | :: agent noun of cargar, that carga (load, charge); loader, charger |
| cargador {m} | :: charger [battery charger] |
| cargador {m} [weapons] | :: magazine (of a gun), clip |
| cargador {m} | :: loader |
| cargador {m} | :: charger |
| cargador {m} | :: docker, dockworker, stevedore, longshoreman |
| cargador {m} | :: porter |
| cargadora {f} | :: nursemaid |
| carga eléctrica {f} [physics] | :: electric charge |
| cargamento {m} | :: load, freight |
| cargamontón {m} [Peru] | :: lynching |
| cargante {adj} | :: annoying |
| cargar {vt} | :: to charge |
| cargar {vtr} | :: to load |
| cargar {vt} | :: to annoy, pester |
| cargar {v} [American football] | :: to blitz |
| cargar {vr} | :: to kill |
| cargarse {v} | :: reflexive of cargar |
| cargársela {v} [idiom] | :: To get into trouble; to be up shit creek |
| cargazón {m} | :: heavy load |
| cargazón {m} | :: heaviness |
| cargazón {m} | :: heavy cloud cover |
| cargo {m} | :: charge, burden |
| cargo {m} | :: position, post |
| cargo {m} [finance] | :: debit |
| cargo {m} [heraldry] | :: charge |
| cargo {m} | :: higher-up |
| cargoso {adj} | :: exhausting; tiring |
| cargoso {adj} | :: annoying |
| carguera {f} | :: cargo airline |
| carguero {m} | :: freighter, cargo ship, carrier, supply ship |
| carguío {m} | :: load (of a cargo) |
| Carhuaz {prop} | :: Carhuaz (province) |
| cari {mf} [colloquial] | :: darling, dear, lover |
| caria {f} | :: feminine noun of cario |
| Cariacoa {prop} {f} | :: Carriacou |
| cariacontecido {adj} | :: crestfallen, disappointed, down in the mouth |
| cariar {v} | :: to cause cavities, decay |
| cariátide {f} | :: caryatid |
| cariavacado {m} | :: Bull with a long cowlike nose |
| cariazul {adj} | :: blue-faced (said of various species of bird) |
| caríbal {mf} | :: obsolete spelling of caníbal |
| caríbal {adj} | :: obsolete spelling of caníbal |
| Caribdis {prop} {f} [Greek mythology] | :: Charybdis (Greek mythological monster) |
| caribe {adj} | :: Caribbean |
| caribe {adj} | :: hot, "sol caribe" ("hot sun") |
| caribe {adj} | :: piranha fish |
| Caribe {prop} {m} | :: Caribbean (islands) |
| caribeño {adj} | :: Caribbean |
| caribeño {m} | :: Caribbean |
| cariblanco {adj} | :: white-faced |
| caribú {m} | :: caribou, reindeer |
| caricari {m} | :: southern crested caracara |
| caricatura {f} [art] | :: caricature (pictorial representation of someone for comic effect) |
| caricatura {f} [colloquial, Mexico] | :: animated cartoon (specially in plural) |
| caricatura política {f} | :: political cartoon |
| caricaturar {v} | :: to caricature |
| caricaturesco {adj} | :: caricaturesque |
| caricaturesco {adj} | :: absurd, ridiculous |
| caricaturista {mf} | :: caricaturist |
| caricaturización {f} | :: caricature |
| caricaturizar {v} | :: to caricature |
| caricia {f} | :: caress |
| cariciar {v} [rare or archaic] | :: alternative form of acariciar |
| caridad {f} | :: charity |
| Caridad {prop} {f} | :: given name |
| caries {f} [dentistry] | :: caries, cavity |
| carigualdo {adj} | :: yellow-faced (said of various species of birds) |
| carilla {f} | :: side/sheet of paper |
| carilla {f} [dentistry] | :: veneer |
| Carillo {prop} | :: surname |
| carillón {m} | :: carillon (set of bells) |
| Carina {prop} {f} | :: given name |
| Carina {prop} {f} [constellation] | :: Carina (constellation) |
| carinado {adj} | :: carinate |
| carinegro {adj} | :: black-faced |
| cariñito {mf} | :: diminutive of cariño, babycakes, peanut, little darling, little boo, sweetheart |
| cariño {m} | :: affection |
| cariño {m} | :: caress |
| cariño {m} | :: fondness |
| cariño {m} [used in the second person] | :: dear, darling, honey, baby, darling, sweetheart, sweetie, babe, sweetie pie, hon, sugar, honey bunny |
| cariño {m} | :: gift |
| cariño {m} | :: wistfulness |
| Cariño {prop} {m} | :: Cariño (municipality) |
| Cariño {prop} {m} | :: surname deriving from the municipality |
| cariñosamente {adv} | :: affectionately |
| cariñosísimo {adj} | :: superlative of cariñoso |
| cariñosito {m} | :: Care Bear |
| cariñoso {adj} | :: loving, kind, caring, warm-hearted |
| cariñoso {adj} | :: tender, fond, affectionate, warm, cuddly |
| cariñoso {adj} | :: doting |
| Carintia {prop} {f} | :: Carintia (state) |
| carintio {adj} | :: Carinthian (of or pertaining to Carinthia, Austria) |
| carintio {m} | :: Carinthian (native or resident of Carinthia, Austria) |
| cario {m} | :: Carian |
| cario {m} | :: Carian |
| carioca {adj} | :: of, from or relating to the city of Rio de Janeiro |
| carioca {mf} | :: Carioca (an inhabitant of the city of Rio de Janeiro, Brazil) |
| cariogamia {f} [biology] | :: karyogamy |
| cariogénico {adj} | :: cariogenic |
| cariograma {f} | :: karyogram |
| cariológico {adj} | :: cariological |
| cariotipo {m} [genetics] | :: karyotype |
| carirrojo {adj} | :: red-faced; red-headed (said of a number of species of bird) |
| carísimo {adj} | :: superlative of caro; very expensive |
| carisma {m} | :: charisma |
| carismático {adj} | :: charismatic |
| caristia {f} | :: feminine noun of caristio |
| caristio {adj} | :: Of or related to the Caristii |
| caristio {m} | :: Caristii |
| carita {f} | :: diminutive of cara; little face |
| caritativamente {adv} | :: charitably |
| caritativo {adj} | :: charitable |
| Carito {prop} {f} | :: given name |
| cariz {m} | :: aspect, condition |
| cariz {m} | :: appearance |
| carjacking {m} | :: carjacking |
| Carla {prop} {f} | :: given name, feminine form of Carlos |
| carlanca {f} | :: spiky dog collar |
| carlinga {f} | :: cabin; cockpit (of an aircraft) |
| carlinga {f} [nautival] | :: carling |
| carlismo {m} | :: Carlism |
| carlista {adj} | :: Carlist |
| carlista {mf} | :: Carlist |
| Carlito {prop} {m} | :: given name |
| Carlomagno {prop} {m} | :: Charlemagne (king of the Franks) |
| Carlos {prop} {m} | :: given name |
| Carlota {prop} | :: given name |
| carlotismo {m} [historical] | :: A movement in the early 19th century that wanted to establish a monarchy on the River Plate, with Carlota Joaquina of Spain as head of state |
| carlotista {mf} [historical] | :: A supporter of carlotismo |
| cármata {adj} | :: Qarmatian |
| cármata {mf} | :: Qarmatian |
| Carmela {prop} {f} | :: given name |
| carmelita {adj} | :: Carmelite |
| carmelita {mf} | :: Carmelite |
| carmelitana {f} | :: feminine noun of carmelitano |
| carmelitano {adj} | :: Carmelite |
| carmelitano {m} | :: Carmelite |
| carmelo {adj} | :: of or relating to A.D. Carmelita, a soccer team from Costa Rica |
| carmelo {m} | :: A player, fan or coach of A.D. Carmelita |
| carmen {m} | :: A type of house in Granada |
| Carmen {prop} {f} | :: given name, traditionally popular in Spain |
| Carmen {prop} {f} | :: The letter C in the Spanish phonetic alphabet |
| Carmencho {prop} {f} | :: given name |
| Carmenchu {prop} {f} | :: given name |
| Carmencita {prop} {f} | :: given name |
| Carmenza {prop} {f} | :: given name |
| carmesí {adj} | :: crimson |
| carmesí {m} | :: crimson |
| carmesín {adj} | :: alternative form of carmesí |
| carmesín {m} | :: alternative form of carmesí |
| carmín {m} | :: carmine, crimson (color) |
| carmín {m} | :: lipstick, lippy |
| Carmina {prop} {f} | :: given name |
| Carmiña {prop} {f} | :: given name |
| carminar {vt} [obsolete] | :: to expel |
| carmínico {adj} | :: carminic |
| Carmucha {prop} {f} | :: given name |
| carnación {f} [heraldry] | :: carnation |
| carnada {f} | :: bait |
| carnal {adj} | :: carnal (relating to the physical, especially sexual, appetites) |
| carnal {adj} | :: consanguineous, by blood (related through birth) |
| carnal {m} [Mexico] | :: ellipsis of hermano carnal; brother (in opposition to adopted or in-law) |
| carnala {f} | :: feminine noun of carnal |
| carnalidad {f} | :: carnality |
| carnalmente {adv} | :: carnally |
| carnático {adj} | :: Carnatic |
| carnaúba {f} | :: carnauba (Copernicia prunifera, a palm tree of South America) |
| carnaval {m} | :: carnival (festival held just before Lent) |
| carnavalear {v} | :: to have a carnival, party at a carnival |
| carnavalero {adj} [attributive] | :: carnival |
| carnavalesco {adj} [attributive] | :: carnival |
| carnavalizar {v} | :: to put or make into a carnival, or carnival-style |
| carnaza {f} | :: scrap of food |
| carne {f} | :: flesh, the soft part of a body which covers the bones |
| carne {f} | :: an animal’s meat, or by extension the edible “fleshy” or soft part of a fruit or vegetable |
| carné {m} | :: identity card |
| carné {m} [colloquial, shorthand] | :: driver's licence |
| carnear {v} [Chile] | :: take in; pull the wool over someone's eyes |
| carne asada {f} | :: carne asada; grilled, sliced beef |
| carne de cañón {f} | :: cannon fodder (military forces considered to be expendable) |
| carné de conducir {m} [Spain] | :: driver's licence |
| carné de identidad {m} | :: ID card |
| carne molida {f} | :: ground beef |
| carne pinchada {f} | :: A Nicaraguan dish where the meat (chicken, beef, etc.) is marinated in a wine or beer sauce, arranged on a stick and then grilled |
| carnero {m} [specifically] | :: sheep , a ram (woolly ruminant of the genus Ovis, especially a male) |
| carnero {m} | :: sheepskin (skin of a sheep) |
| carnero {m} | :: mutton (flesh of sheep used as food) |
| carnero {m} | :: strikebreaker, scab (non-unionized worker hired to replace striking workers) |
| carnestolendas {fp} | :: Shrovetide |
| carnet {m} | :: identification card, identification badge |
| carnet de identidad {m} | :: ID card |
| carnetización {f} | :: supplying with an ID card |
| carnetizar {v} | :: To provide with an ID |
| carnicera {f} | :: feminine noun of carnicero |
| carnicería {f} | :: butchershop |
| carnicería {f} | :: carnage |
| carnicero {m} | :: butcher |
| cárnico {adj} | :: meat (related to meat as food) |
| carnita {f} | :: diminutive of carne |
| carnitas {fp} | :: carnitas |
| carnitina {f} [organic compound] | :: carnitine |
| carnívoro {adj} | :: carnivorous |
| carnívoro {m} | :: carnivore (meat-eating animal) |
| carniza {f} [colloquial] | :: meat |
| carnosaurio {m} | :: carnosaur |
| carnosidad {f} | :: proud flesh |
| carnosidad {f} | :: meatiness |
| carnosina {f} | :: carnosine |
| carnoso {adj} | :: fleshy |
| carnotita {f} [mineral] | :: carnotite |
| carnudo {adj} | :: beefy; fleshy |
| caro {adj} | :: dear (loved) |
| caro {adj} | :: expensive |
| caro {adv} | :: costly |
| Caro {prop} | :: given name |
| Caro {prop} | :: Carus |
| carolina {f} | :: feminine noun of carolino |
| Carolina {prop} {f} | :: given name |
| Carolina del Norte {prop} {f} | :: North Carolina |
| Carolina del Sur {prop} {f} | :: South Carolina |
| carolingio {adj} | :: Carolingian |
| carolino {adj} | :: Of or from San Carlos |
| carolino {adj} | :: Of, from, or related to Real Convictorio de San Carlos, a school in Lima |
| carolino {adj} | :: Of, from, or related to Glorioso Colegio Nacional de San Carlos, a school in Puno, Peru |
| carolino {m} | :: Soemone from San Carlos |
| carolino {m} | :: A pupil of Real Convictorio de San Carlos, a school in Lima |
| carolino {m} | :: A pupil of Glorioso Colegio Nacional de San Carlos, a school in Puno, Peru |
| carón {m} | :: caron, háček |
| Caronte {prop} {m} | :: Charon (moon of Pluto) |
| Caronte {prop} {m} | :: Charon (mythical ferryman of the dead) |
| carota {f} [colloquial] | :: Facial expression reflecting rejection, dissatisfaction, anger, disapprobation, annoyance, etc.; face |
| carota {m} | :: cool customer |
| caroteno {m} [chemistry] | :: carotene |
| carotenoide {m} [organic chemistry] | :: carotenoid |
| carótida {f} [medical] | :: carotid artery |
| carótida {adj} [medical] | :: carotid |
| carotídeo {adj} | :: carotid |
| carótido {adj} | :: carotid |
| carozo {m} | :: corncob |
| carozo {m} | :: stone; kernel (of fruit) |
| carpa {f} | :: carp (fish) |
| carpa {f} [South America] | :: tent (mainly that of a circus) |
| carpa {f} [theater] | :: a kind of comedic and musical theatre, under a tent |
| carpaccio {m} | :: carpaccio |
| carpa dorada {f} | :: goldfish |
| Cárpatos {prop} {mp} | :: Carpathians (mountainous system in Central Europe) |
| carpe {m} | :: hornbeam |
| carpelar {adj} [botany] | :: carpellate |
| carpelo {m} [botany] | :: carpel |
| carpesano {m} | :: binder; paper binder |
| carpeta {f} | :: folder (an organizer that papers are kept in) |
| carpeta {f} [computing] | :: folder, directory (virtual container in a computer's file system, in which files and other folders may be stored) |
| carpeta {f} | :: lace dollies |
| carpeta {f} [Argentina, Paraguay, Uruguay] | :: tablecloth |
| carpeta {f} [Argentina, Paraguay, Uruguay] | :: billiard cloth, gambling table cloth |
| carpeta {f} [Cuba] | :: hotel reception, reception desk at a hotel |
| carpeta {f} [Louisiana] | :: carpet |
| carpetana {f} | :: feminine noun of carpetano |
| carpetano {adj} | :: Carpetanian |
| carpetano {m} | :: Carpetanian |
| carpetazo {m} | :: only used in dar carpetazo |
| carpetilla {f} | :: diminutive of carpeta |
| carpetovetónico {adj} [derogatory] | :: extremely Spanish |
| carpiano {adj} [anatomy] | :: carpal |
| carpín {m} | :: goldfish (any of several taxa) |
| carpincho {m} [Cono Sur] | :: capybara |
| carpín dorado {m} | :: goldfish (any of several taxa) |
| carpintera {f} | :: feminine noun of carpintero |
| carpintería {f} | :: carpentry |
| carpinteril {adj} | :: Relating or pertaining to carpentry |
| carpinterito {m} | :: woodpecker |
| carpintero {m} | :: carpenter |
| carpintero {m} | :: woodpecker |
| Carpintero {prop} | :: surname |
| carpintero escapulario {m} | :: northern flicker |
| carpintero gigante {m} | :: Magellanic woodpecker |
| carpintero magallánico {m} | :: Magellanic woodpecker |
| carpintero negro {m} | :: Magellanic woodpecker |
| Carpio {prop} | :: Carpio (municipality) |
| Carpio {prop} | :: surname, the 187th most common in Peru |
| carpir {v} | :: to weed; to hoe |
| carpo {m} | :: carpus |
| carpo {m} [anatomy] | :: wrist |
| carpóforo {m} [botany, mycology] | :: carpophore |
| carpool {m} | :: carpool |
| carquines {mp} | :: Karkin |
| carraca {f} [musical instrument] | :: football rattle |
| carraca {f} | :: carrack |
| carraca {f} | :: wrench |
| carraca {f} | :: roller (any of the birds in the family Coraciidae) |
| carraca {f} | :: banger (old vehicle) |
| Carracuca {prop} {m} | :: An imaginary person of unknown origin |
| carragenano {m} [organic compound] | :: carrageenan |
| carragenina {f} | :: carrageenan, a food additive made from seaweed |
| carrancista {adj} | :: Of, pertaining to, or supporting Venustiano Carranza, President of Mexico 1917-1920 |
| carrancista {mf} | :: A supporter of Venustiano Carranza |
| carrao {m} | :: limpkin, Aramus guarauna |
| carrasca {f} | :: Any of various plants. See Spanish Wikipedia |
| carrascal {m} | :: chaparral (region of shrubs) |
| carrasco {m} | :: Aleppo pine |
| Carrasco {prop} {m} | :: surname |
| carraspear {v} | :: to clear one’s throat |
| carraspeo {m} | :: clearing of one's throat |
| carraspera {f} [colloquial] | :: hoarseness, frog in one's throat |
| carrasquilla {f} | :: kermes oak |
| carrasquilla {f} | :: other boring plants, see Spanish Wikipedia |
| carrazo {m} | :: fancy car |
| carrejo {m} [obsolete] | :: corridor |
| Carreón {prop} | :: surname |
| carrera {f} | :: race |
| carrera {f} | :: run (act of running) |
| carrera {f} [baseball] | :: run |
| carrera {f} [academics] | :: course of study |
| carrera {f} | :: career |
| carrera {f} | :: run (line of knit stitches which have unravelled) |
| Carrera {prop} | :: a Spanish surname |
| carrera armamentista {f} | :: arms race |
| carrerilla {f} | :: run-up |
| carrerilla {f} [music] | :: octave scale |
| carrerilla {f} [pejorative] | :: little career |
| carrerita {f} | :: diminutive of carrera |
| carrero {m} | :: carter; cartman |
| carreta {f} | :: cart, dray |
| carretada {f} | :: cartload |
| carrete {m} | :: bobbin |
| carrete {m} | :: fishing reel |
| carrete {m} [photography] | :: film |
| carrete {m} [Chile, colloquial] | :: party (social gathering) |
| carreteable {adj} | :: drivable (street) |
| carretear {v} | :: to cart, to haul |
| carretear {v} | :: to taxi |
| carretear {v} [Chile, colloquial] | :: to party |
| carretela {f} | :: carretela |
| carretera {f} | :: highway |
| carretera {f} | :: carter |
| carretera {f} | :: cartwright |
| carreterita {f} | :: diminutive of carretera |
| carretero {adj} [attributive] | :: street, road |
| carretero {m} | :: cartwright |
| carretero {m} | :: carter |
| carretilla {f} | :: wheelbarrow (small vehicle used to carry a load and pulled or pushed by hand) |
| carretilla {f} | :: forklift (a small industrial vehicle with a power-operated fork-like pronged platform that can be raised and lowered for insertion under a load, often on pallets, to be lifted and moved) |
| carretilla eléctrica {f} | :: forklift |
| carretilla elevadora {f} | :: forklift (a small industrial vehicle with a power-operated fork-like pronged platform that can be raised and lowered for insertion under a load, often on pallets, to be lifted and moved) |
| carretillera {f} | :: feminine noun of carretillero |
| carretillero {m} | :: forklift operator |
| carretillita {f} | :: diminutive of carretilla |
| carreto {m} | :: Tree of the Aspidosperma genus |
| carretón {m} | :: cart |
| carretón {m} | :: trailer |
| carretoncillo {m} | :: diminutive of carretón |
| Carriaga {prop} | :: surname |
| carricerín {m} | :: sedge warbler |
| carricerín cejudo {m} | :: aquatic warbler |
| carricero {m} | :: warbler |
| carricoche {m} | :: wagon |
| carricoche {m} | :: rustbucket; old banger |
| carricoche {m} | :: pushcart |
| carricoche {m} | :: pram; stroller (for babies) |
| carril {m} | :: lane (a lengthwise division of roadway intended for a single line of vehicles) |
| carril {m} | :: track |
| carril {m} | :: rail |
| carril {m} | :: lane (in sports such as horse racing, swimming, track, etc.) |
| carril bici {m} | :: bike lane |
| carrilear {v} [gaming] | :: to carry |
| carrilero {m} [soccer] | :: wingback |
| carrilla {f} [Mexico] | :: joke, fun |
| carrillera {f} | :: jaw (of certain animals) |
| carrillera {f} | :: chinstrap |
| carrillera {f} | :: the meat of the jaw of certain animals |
| carrillo {m} [anatomy] | :: cheek, jowl |
| Carrillo {prop} | :: surname |
| carrillón {m} | :: carillon |
| carrilludo {adj} | :: fleshy, meaty |
| carriola {f} | :: trundle bed |
| carriola {f} [Mexico] | :: stroller; pram; baby carriage |
| carrito {m} | :: diminutive of carro, small cart |
| carrizal {m} | :: area of reeds, reed field |
| carrizo {m} | :: reed |
| carrizo {m} [Colombia, Venezuela, Panama] | :: drinking straw |
| carrizo {m} [euphemistic] | :: penis |
| carro {m} | :: cart |
| carro {m} [Latin America] | :: car, automobile [used especially in Central America, the Caribbean, Colombia, Venezuela and all of Mexico except Central Mexico] |
| carro {m} [Latin America] | :: train car |
| Carro {prop} [uncountable] | :: The Big Dipper (constellation) |
| carrocera {f} | :: feminine noun of carrocero |
| carrocería {f} | :: body (of a vehicle) |
| carrocero {m} | :: coachbuilder |
| carro hidrante {m} | :: A truck used in Chile to shoot water laced with teargas to disperse crowds |
| carromatera {f} | :: wagon or coach driver |
| carromatero {m} | :: wagon or coach driver |
| carromato {m} | :: wagon |
| Carro Mayor {prop} {m} | :: Ursa Major; the Plough |
| carroña {f} | :: carrion |
| carronada {f} | :: carronade |
| carroñero {adj} | :: disgusting |
| carroñero {m} | :: scavenger (of an animal) |
| carrotanque {m} | :: tanker, oil tanker |
| carroza {adj} | :: old-fashioned |
| carroza {f} | :: carriage |
| carroza {f} | :: state carriage |
| carroza {f} | :: hearse (vehicle for taking dead body to grave) |
| carrozable {adj} | :: driveable (capable of being driven on) |
| carrozar {vt} | :: to install the chassis of a vehicle |
| carruaje {m} | :: carriage |
| carrucha {f} | :: wheelbarrow and hand truck and the like |
| carrucha {f} | :: soapbox car |
| carrucha {f} [slang] | :: car, hooptie |
| carruco {m} | :: joint (marijuana cigarette) |
| carrujo {m} [slang, Latin America] | :: joint (marijuana cigarette) |
| carrulim {m} | :: A drink made of cane sugar and rue, originating in the Guaraní culture |
| carrusel {m} | :: carousel, merry-go-round |
| cársico {adj} [geology] | :: karstic |
| carsonita {adj} | :: Carsonite (of or pertaining to Carson City, Nevada) |
| carsonita {mf} | :: Carsonite (native or resident of Carson City, Nevada) |
| carst {m} | :: alternative form of karst |
| cárstico {adj} | :: alternative spelling of kárstico |
| carta {f} | :: letter (document) |
| carta {f} | :: map |
| carta {f} | :: menu (list of dishes in a restaurant) |
| carta {f} | :: playing card |
| carta al director {f} | :: letter to the editor |
| carta blanca {f} | :: carte blanche, free rein |
| carta bomba {f} | :: letter bomb |
| cartabón {m} | :: triangle, set square (draughtsman's square) |
| cartáceo {adj} | :: chartaceous; papery |
| carta de presentación {f} | :: cover letter |
| carta de vinos {f} | :: wine list |
| Cartagena {prop} | :: Cartagena (city) |
| Cartagena {prop} | :: Cartagena (city) |
| Cartagena {prop} | :: Cartagena (city) |
| cartagenero {adj} | :: Cartagenan |
| cartagenero {m} | :: Cartagenan |
| cartaginense {adj} | :: Carthaginian |
| cartaginense {mf} | :: Carthaginian |
| cartaginés {adj} | :: Cartagenan |
| cartaginés {adj} | :: Carthaginian |
| cartaginés {m} | :: Cartagenan |
| cartaginés {m} | :: Carthaginian |
| Cartago {prop} {m} | :: Cartago (ancient city) |
| Cartago {prop} {m} | :: Cartago (ancient civilisation) |
| Cartago {prop} {m} | :: Cartago (city) |
| Carta Magna {prop} {f} | :: Magna Carta |
| cártamo {m} | :: safflower |
| cartapacio {m} [Central and South America] | :: binder, folder, notebook |
| cartapacio {m} [Central and South America] | :: ring binder, three-ring binder |
| cartapacio {m} [Central and South America] | :: satchel, briefcase |
| carta reversal {f} | :: A kind of diplomatic agreement between two or more parties |
| carta segura {f} [idiom] | :: dead cert; shoo-in |
| carteador {m} [bridge] | :: declarer |
| carteadora {f} | :: feminine noun of carteador |
| cartear {vi} [card games] | :: To play fake cards |
| cartear {vr} | :: To write letters to (one another) |
| cartearse {vr} | :: to correspond (with); to exchange letters (with) |
| cartel {m} | :: poster, placard, bill, banner |
| cartel {m} | :: lineup, billing |
| cartel {m} [Colombia] | :: alternative form of cártel |
| cártel {m} | :: cartel (group of businesses that collude to limit competition) |
| cártel {m} | :: criminal organization, mafia, mob |
| cartela {f} | :: cartouche |
| cartelera {f} | :: billboard |
| cartelera {f} | :: notice |
| cartelera {f} | :: list of plays, programme |
| cartelería {f} | :: line-up (of acts at an event) |
| cartelismo {m} | :: poster making |
| cartelista {mf} | :: poster artist |
| cartelito {m} | :: diminutive of cartel |
| cartelizar {v} | :: to cartelize |
| cartelón {m} | :: large notice; poster |
| cartera {f} | :: wallet, billfold |
| cartera {f} | :: handbag |
| cartera {f} | :: post of responsibility; portfolio |
| cartera {f} | :: feminine noun of cartero, female letter carrier |
| cartera de inversiones {f} | :: An investment portfolio |
| carterear {v} [El Salvador, Costa Rica] | :: to pickpocket |
| carterista {mf} | :: a pickpocket |
| cartero {m} | :: postman |
| cartesianismo {m} [philosophy] | :: Cartesianism (the philosophy of René Descartes) |
| cartesiano {adj} | :: Cartesian |
| cartilaginoso {adj} | :: cartilaginous |
| cartílago {m} [anatomy] | :: cartilage (dense connective tissue) |
| cartilla {f} | :: diminutive of carta; small card or small letter |
| cartilla {f} | :: primer, first reader |
| cartilla {f} | :: leaflet, pamphlet |
| cartilla {f} | :: card, book |
| cartismo {m} | :: Chartism |
| cartista {mf} | :: Chartist |
| cartita {f} | :: diminutive of carta |
| cartógrafa {f} | :: feminine noun of cartógrafo |
| cartografía {f} | :: cartography |
| cartografiar {v} | :: to map |
| cartográficamente {adv} | :: cartographically |
| cartográfico {adj} | :: cartographic |
| cartógrafo {m} | :: cartographer |
| cartola {f} | :: dropside |
| cartomancia {f} | :: cartomancy (fortune-telling using cards) |
| cartón {m} | :: cardboard, paperboard |
| cartón {m} | :: cardboard box |
| cartonaje {m} | :: cartons or cardboard |
| cartonaje {m} | :: the making of cartons or cardboard |
| cartoncito {m} | :: diminutive of cartón |
| cartoné {m} | :: hardback; hardcover |
| cartonera {f} | :: feminine noun of cartonero |
| cartonería {f} | :: The art of making papier mâché sculptures, especially in Mexico |
| cartonero {m} | :: cartonero |
| cartón piedra {m} | :: carton-pierre (papier-mâché made to resemble wood, stone, or metal) |
| cartuchazo {m} | :: A shot from a cartridge of a firearm |
| cartuchera {f} | :: pencil case |
| cartuchera {f} [firearms] | :: cartridge |
| cartuchera {f} [firearms] | :: holster |
| cartuchera {f} [colloquial] | :: love handle |
| cartuchería {f} | :: cartridges |
| cartucho {m} [firearms] | :: cartridge |
| cartucho {m} [computing] | :: cartridge |
| cartucho {m} | :: ink cartridge |
| cartucho {m} [Egyptian hieroglyphs] | :: cartouche |
| cartuja {f} | :: charterhouse (Carthusian monastery) |
| cartujano {adj} | :: Carthusian |
| cartujo {m} | :: Carthusian |
| cartujo {m} | :: Chartreux (cat breed) |
| cartujo {adj} | :: Carthusian |
| cartulario {m} | :: cartulary |
| cartulina {f} | :: thin cardboard or paperboard |
| carucha {f} | :: a miserable or ugly face |
| carúncula {f} | :: wattle (of bird) |
| carunculado {adj} | :: caruncular |
| carupanera {f} | :: feminine noun of carupanero |
| carupanero {adj} | :: Of or from the city of Carúpano in Venezuela |
| carupanero {m} | :: Someone from the city of Carúpano in Venezuela |
| Carvajal {prop} | :: Carvajal (barrio) |
| Carvajal {prop} | :: surname |
| carvallo {m} [Spain] | :: oak |
| carvallo {m} [Spain] | :: Portuguese oak (Quercus faginea) |
| carvi {m} | :: caraway (seed/fruit) |
| carvona {f} [organic compound] | :: carvone |
| cas {m} | :: The fruit of a very tart species of guava |
| cas {m} | :: The tree that bears those fruits, Psidium friedrichsthalianum |
| casa {f} | :: house |
| casabe {m} | :: alternative form of cazabe |
| Casablanca {prop} {f} | :: Casablanca (city) |
| Casa Blanca {prop} {f} | :: White House (The official residence of the President of the United States of America) |
| casablanqués {adj} | :: Casablancais, of or from Casablanca |
| casablanqués {m} | :: Casablancais, someone from Casablanca |
| casaca {f} [Spain, Peru] | :: jacket |
| casaca {f} [colloquial, Guatemala, El Salvador] | :: lies, bullshit |
| casación {f} [legal] | :: cassation, annulment |
| casacional {adj} [legal, attributive] | :: cassation, annulment |
| casada {f} | :: a married woman |
| casa de cambio {f} | :: bureau de change |
| casa de citas {f} | :: hostess bar |
| casa de empeño {f} | :: pawnshop |
| casa de empeños {f} | :: pawn shop |
| casa de fieras {f} | :: menagerie; zoo |
| casa de huéspedes {f} | :: guest house |
| casa de locos {f} [colloquial] | :: nuthouse, madhouse |
| casa de putas {f} | :: brothel, whorehouse |
| casadero {adj} | :: marriageable; marriable |
| casa de vecindad {f} | :: tenement house |
| casadista {adj} | :: of, pertaining to, or supporting Segismundo Casado, Spanish soldier |
| casadista {mf} | :: A supporter of, or soldier in the army of, Segismundo Casado |
| casado {adj} | :: married |
| casado {m} | :: a married man |
| casado {m} [Costa Rica] | :: A meal of rice, black beans, meat, salad, plantain banana and other ingredients |
| Casado {prop} {mf} | :: surname |
| casa embrujada {f} | :: haunted house |
| casa encantada {f} | :: haunted house |
| casal {m} | :: country house |
| casal {m} [Argentina, Uruguay] | :: mating pair [of animals] |
| casal {m} [poetic] | :: hearth |
| Casal {prop} | :: surname |
| casamata {f} | :: casemate |
| casamentera {f} | :: matchmaker |
| casamentero {m} | :: matchmaker |
| casa mía, casa mía, por pequeña que tú seas, me pareces una abadía {phrase} [dated] | :: there's no place like home |
| casamiento {m} | :: marriage (event) |
| casamiento {m} [Argentina, Uruguay] | :: wedding |
| casamiento {m} [El Salvador, culinary] | :: rice and beans fried together |
| Casandra {prop} {f} | :: given name |
| Casanova {prop} | :: surname |
| casaquilla {m} | :: short jacket |
| casaquilla {m} [sport] | :: shirt; jersey |
| casar {v} | :: to marry, wed someone to (unite two others in wedlock) |
| casar {v} | :: to marry off |
| casar {v} | :: to match (up), to fit (together) |
| casar {v} [reciprocal] | :: to get married, to marry (each other, one another) |
| casar {vr} | :: to wed, marry, get married (+ con) |
| casa rodante {f} [Chile, Argentina] | :: caravan; trailer |
| casarse {vr} | :: to marry, get married |
| casarse de penalti {v} [idiom] | :: have a shotgun wedding |
| casa rural {f} | :: house in the country |
| Casas {prop} {f} | :: surname |
| casata {f} | :: alternative spelling of cassata |
| casatienda {f} | :: A store or shop adjoined to its owner's residence |
| casatorio {adj} [legal, attributive] | :: cassation |
| Casaverde {prop} | :: surname |
| cascabel {m} | :: jingle bell, sleigh bell |
| cascabel {m} [Chile] | :: rattle (baby's toy) |
| cascabel {m} | :: knob of a cannon |
| cascabel {m} | :: cascabel (chili) |
| cascabel {f} | :: rattlesnake |
| cascabelear {vi} | :: to rattle, jingle |
| cascabelear {vi} | :: to whine; to whinge |
| cascabeleo {m} | :: rattling |
| cascada {f} | :: waterfall, cascade |
| cascado {adj} | :: worn, damaged, old or in ill state |
| cascado {adj} [voice] | :: weak, feeble, hoarse or flat |
| cascador {m} [historical] | :: a "barker": a person who strips needed or valuable bark from trees, as on a cinchona plantation |
| cascajo {m} | :: gravel (piece) |
| cascajo {m} | :: nuts (various shelled fruit) |
| cascajo {m} | :: (piece of) junk |
| cascajo {m} | :: coin made of copper and silver |
| cascajoso {adj} | :: grungy, gravelly |
| cascanueces {m} | :: nutcracker |
| cascanueces {m} | :: nutcracker (bird) |
| cascanueces {m} [colloquial] | :: madcap, harebrained young man |
| Cascanueces {prop} | :: The Nutcracker (ballet) |
| cascar {v} | :: to crack, to split |
| cascar {v} [colloquial] | :: to hit |
| cascar {v} [colloquial] | :: to wank |
| cascar {v} [Southern Spain, Andalusia] | :: [colloquial] to chatter |
| cascar {v} [colloquial] | :: to snuff it (die) |
| cascar {v} [colloquial] | :: to slap (a fine on someone) |
| cáscara {f} | :: bark from a bush or tree |
| cáscara {f} | :: any similar outer layer, as the peel of a fruit, the rind of a melon, or the shell of an egg or nut, husk of a coconut |
| cascarillero {m} [historical] | :: a "barker": a person who strips needed or valuable bark from trees, as on a cinchona plantation |
| cascarla {v} [colloquial] | :: to snuff it (die) |
| cascarón {m} | :: augmentative of cáscara |
| cascarón {m} | :: shell (of an egg, especially after a chick has been hatched) |
| cascarrabias {mf} [colloquial] | :: a curmudgeon, crank, grump, grouch |
| cascarrabias {adj} [colloquial] | :: cantankerous, crotchety, curmudgeonly, grumpy, grouchy, cranky, crabby |
| cascársela {v} [idiom, vulgar] | :: to jerk off; wank |
| casco {m} | :: helmet |
| casco {m} | :: crown (top part of a hat) |
| casco {m} [nautical] | :: hulk (unused ship) |
| casco {m} [nautical] | :: hull (frame or body of a boat or ship) |
| casco {m} | :: the foot of a horse; a hoof |
| casco {m} | :: the city center |
| casco {m} | :: shard |
| casco {m} | :: potsherd |
| casco {m} | :: head (of an alcoholic beverage) |
| casco {m} | :: hull of a vegetable |
| casco {m} | :: vat, barrel |
| casco {m} | :: saddle tree |
| casco {m} | :: empty container, e.g. bottle or barrel |
| casco {m} [used in plural] | :: headphones |
| casco antiguo {m} | :: old town |
| Cascorro {prop} | :: Cascorro (town) |
| cascote {m} | :: rubble (broken remains of an object) |
| casco trincado {m} [nautical] | :: clinker, lapstrake |
| caseificante {adj} | :: caseating |
| caseína {f} [protein] | :: casein |
| caseinato {m} [organic compound] | :: caseinate |
| caseoso {adj} | :: cheesy; cheeslike |
| casera {f} | :: feminine noun of casero; landlady |
| casera {f} [Spain, colloquial] | :: soda (sweet, carbonated drink) |
| casería {f} | :: synonym of caserío |
| casería {f} | :: clientele |
| caserío {m} | :: country house |
| caserío {m} | :: hamlet |
| casero {adj} | :: domestic, household |
| casero {adj} | :: homely |
| casero {adj} | :: homemade |
| casero {m} | :: landlord |
| casero {m} | :: caretaker |
| casero {m} | :: regular customer, regular guest |
| caserón {m} | :: augmentative of casa; huge house |
| Cases {prop} | :: surname |
| caseta {f} | :: hut |
| caseta de cobro {f} | :: toll booth |
| casete {m} | :: cassette |
| casetera {f} [Latin America] | :: cassette deck |
| casetilla {f} | :: diminutive of caseta |
| caseto {m} | :: synonym of caseta |
| casetón {m} [architecture] | :: coffer |
| casi {adv} | :: almost |
| casi casi {adv} [colloquial, emphatic, idiom] | :: very close, almost |
| casida {f} | :: qasida |
| casildense {adj} | :: of or from Casilda |
| casildense {mf} | :: Someone from Casilda |
| casilla {f} | :: box (small area on a document for a tick mark) |
| casilla {f} | :: pigeonhole |
| casilla {f} | :: text box |
| casilla {f} | :: cabin |
| casilla {f} | :: square (of e.g. a board game) |
| casillero {m} | :: pigeon hole |
| casillero {m} | :: locker |
| casimir {m} | :: alternative form of cachemir [fabric] |
| Casimiro {prop} {m} | :: given name: Casimir |
| casinero {m} | :: Someone who dances either Casino (also known as "Cuban Salsa" outside Cuba) or Rueda de Casino, a Cuban salsa dance style also found outside of Cuba |
| casino {m} [Chile] | :: cafeteria, canteen (staff restaurant) |
| casino {m} | :: casino |
| Casiopea {prop} {f} [Greek mythology] | :: Cassiopeia |
| Casiopea {prop} {f} [constellation] | :: Cassiopeia |
| casita {f} | :: diminutive of casa |
| casita {f} | :: small house |
| casita {f} [endearing] | :: house |
| casita {f} | :: mother-in-law apartment |
| casiterita {f} [mineral] | :: cassiterite |
| caso {m} | :: case (situation or fact) |
| caso {m} [medicine] | :: case (instance of a medical condition) |
| caso {m} [legal] | :: case |
| caso {m} [grammar] | :: case |
| caso {m} | :: occasion |
| caso ablativo {m} [grammar] | :: ablative case |
| caso acusativo {m} | :: accusative case |
| caso dativo {m} [grammar] | :: dative case |
| caso esivo {m} | :: essive case |
| caso genitivo {m} [grammar] | :: genitive case |
| caso instrumental {m} | :: instrumental case (grammatical case) |
| caso locativo {m} | :: locative case (grammatical case) |
| casona {f} | :: augmentative of casa |
| caso nominativo {m} [grammar] | :: nominative case |
| caso oblicuo {m} | :: oblique case |
| casoplón {m} [colloquial, Spain] | :: huge house, mansion |
| casorio {m} | :: A cheap wedding |
| caso vocativo {m} | :: vocative case |
| caspa {f} | :: dandruff |
| caspasa {f} [enzyme] | :: caspase |
| caspicias {fp} | :: scraps; leftovers; remaining bits |
| caspio {adj} | :: Caspian |
| Caspio {prop} {m} | :: Caspian Sea |
| caspita {f} | :: diminutive of caspa |
| cáspita {interj} | :: golly; gosh; crikey; wowzers |
| casposo {adj} | :: covered in dandruff, dandruffy |
| casquera {f} | :: offal seller |
| casquería {f} | :: offal |
| casquería {f} | :: the offal industry |
| casquería {f} | :: A shop selling offal |
| casquería {f} | :: blood and guts; gore |
| casquero {m} | :: offal seller |
| casquete {m} | :: hood |
| casquete {m} | :: bowl |
| casquete {m} | :: hairpiece, rug |
| casquete {m} | :: helmet |
| casquete {m} | :: polar ice, polar icecap |
| casquete {m} [Mexico] | :: poultice, plaster, cataplas |
| casquete {m} [vulgar, Spain] | :: sexual intercourse |
| casquete {m} [Louisiana] | :: axe |
| casquete polar {m} | :: polar ice, polar icecap |
| casquillo {m} | :: ferrule, tip |
| casquillo {m} | :: shell (of bullet) |
| casquito {m} | :: diminutive of casco |
| casquivana {f} | :: birdbrain |
| casquivana {f} | :: harlot |
| casquivano {adj} | :: birdbrained |
| casquivano {m} | :: birdbrain |
| cassata {f} | :: cassata siciliana |
| Cassiopeia {prop} [constellation] | :: Cassiopeia (constellation) |
| cast {m} | :: cast (group of actors) |
| casta {f} | :: lineage |
| casta {f} | :: breed |
| casta {f} | :: caste |
| Castala {prop} | :: Castala (small village) |
| castamente {adv} | :: chastely |
| castaña {f} | :: chestnut |
| castaña {f} [colloquial] | :: strike, wallop (hard hit) |
| castaña {f} | :: bun, chignon (haircut) |
| castaña {f} [colloquial] | :: drunkenness |
| castaña {f} [colloquial] | :: yawn (boring thing) |
| castaña {f} [colloquial] | :: piece of junk |
| castaña {f} [colloquial] | :: year (used in talking about ages) |
| castaña de cajú {f} [Chile, Argentina, Uruguay] | :: cashew nut |
| castañar {m} | :: chestnut grove/plantation |
| castañear {v} | :: to rattle; clack; rattling; clacking |
| castañear {v} | :: to chatter; chattering (of teeth) |
| castañear {v} | :: to play the castañas |
| castañeda {f} | :: alternative form of castañar |
| Castañeda {prop} | :: Castañeda (town/and/municipality) |
| Castañeda {prop} | :: surname |
| castañedo {m} | :: synonym of castañar |
| castañeo {m} | :: rattle; clack; rattling; clacking |
| castañeo {m} | :: chatter; chattering (of teeth) |
| castañeo {m} | :: playing of the castañas |
| castañera {f} | :: feminine noun of castañero |
| castañero {m} | :: chestnut-seller |
| castañeta {f} | :: castanet |
| castañeta {f} | :: click; clicking; snap; snapping (of the finger) |
| castañetear {v} | :: to rattle; clack; rattling; clacking |
| castañetear {v} | :: to chatter; chattering (of teeth) |
| castañetear {v} | :: to play the castañas |
| castañeteo {m} | :: rattle; clack; rattling; clacking |
| castañeteo {m} | :: chatter; chattering (of teeth) |
| castañeteo {m} | :: playing of the castañas |
| castaño {adj} | :: brown (chestnut colored) |
| castaño {m} | :: chestnut (tree) |
| Castaño {prop} | :: surname |
| castañuela {f} | :: castanet |
| castell {m} | :: castell (human tower) |
| castellana {f} | :: feminine noun of castellano |
| castellanamente {adv} | :: Spanishly |
| castellanía {f} [historical] | :: During feudalism in the Crown of Aragon or Kingdom of Castile, an independent region |
| castellanismo {m} | :: Hispanicism, Spanishism |
| castellanismo {m} | :: Castilian movement |
| castellanista {mf} | :: Castilian nationalist |
| castellanización {f} | :: Hispanicization |
| castellanizar {v} | :: to Hispanicize, to render into Spanish |
| castellano {adj} | :: Castilian |
| castellano {adj} | :: Spanish (referring to the language) |
| castellano {m} | :: Castilian |
| castellano {m} | :: Castilian Spanish as opposed to other varieties of Spanish |
| castellano {m} | :: the Spanish language generally |
| castellano {m} | :: lord of a castle; castellan |
| castellanohablante {adj} | :: Spanish-speaking (in regions of Spain where other regional languages are prominently spoken) |
| castellanohablante {mf} | :: Spanish speaker (in regions of Spain where other regional languages are prominently spoken) |
| castellano-leonés {adj} | :: Of or from Castile and León |
| castellano-leonés {m} | :: Someone or something from Castile and León |
| castellanoleonés {adj} | :: Of or from Castile and León |
| castellanoleonés {m} | :: Someone or something from Castile and León |
| castellanoleonesa {f} | :: feminine noun of castellanoleonés |
| castellanomanchega {f} | :: feminine noun of castellanomanchego |
| castellanomanchego {adj} | :: Of or from Castilla-La Mancha |
| castellanomanchego {m} | :: Someone from Castilla-La Mancha |
| castellanoparlante {mf} | :: Spanish-speaker |
| castellano y leonés {adj} | :: Of or from Castile and León |
| castellano y leonés {m} | :: Someone or something from Castile and León |
| casteller {m} | :: casteller |
| castellero {adj} | :: of or pertaining to castells |
| castelloleonense {adj} | :: Of or pertaining to Castile and León |
| Castellón {prop} {m} | :: Castellón (province) |
| Castellón de la Plana {prop} | :: Castellón de la Plana (city) |
| castellonense {adj} | :: from Castellón de la Plana |
| castellonense {mf} | :: Someone from Castellón de la Plana |
| casticismo {m} | :: casteism |
| castidad {f} | :: chastity |
| castídish {m} | :: An informal language blending elements of Spanish and Yiddish |
| castigable {adj} | :: punishable |
| castigadísimo {adj} | :: superlative of castigado |
| castigado {adj} | :: punished |
| castigado {adj} | :: grounded (confined to one's room for some misdemeanor) |
| castigador {m} | :: punisher |
| castigadora {f} | :: feminine noun of castigador |
| castigar {v} | :: to punish, to castigate (to cause to suffer for crime or misconduct) |
| castigarse {v} | :: reflexive of castigar |
| castigo {m} | :: punishment |
| Castilla {prop} | :: Castile |
| Castilla {prop} | :: Castilla (province) |
| Castilla-La Mancha {prop} {f} | :: Castilla-La Mancha (autonomous community) |
| Castilla y León {prop} | :: Castilla y León (autonomous community) |
| castillejo {m} | :: A type of scaffolding |
| castillete {m} | :: headframe |
| castillista {adj} | :: Of, pertaining to, or supporting, Ramón Castilla, Peruvian soldier and politician |
| castillista {adj} | :: Of, pertaining to, or supporting, José León Castillo, Guatemalan politician |
| castillista {mf} | :: A supporter of Ramón Castilla |
| castillista {mf} | :: A supporter of José León Castillo |
| castillo {m} | :: castle (a large building that is fortified and contains many defences) |
| Castillo {prop} | :: surname |
| castin {m} | :: audition (for a dramatic work) |
| casting {m} | :: alternative form of cásting |
| cásting {m} | :: casting |
| castísimo {adj} | :: superlative of casto; very chaste |
| castizo {adj} | :: pure-bred |
| castizo {adj} | :: pure, original, fully-fledged |
| castizo {adj} [linguistics] | :: pure |
| castizo {adj} [historical] | :: having 3/4 white and 1/4 American Indian ancestry |
| casto {adj} | :: chaste (abstaining from sexual intercourse) |
| casto {adj} [obsolete] | :: pure |
| castor {m} | :: beaver |
| castración {f} | :: castration |
| castrado {adj} | :: castrated, neutered, gelded |
| castrado {m} | :: castrated male |
| castrador {m} | :: castrator |
| castrapo {m} [pejorative] | :: Spanish language heavily influenced or mixed with Galician |
| castrar {v} | :: to castrate, to geld |
| castreño {adj} | :: of or from Castro Urdiales |
| castrense {adj} | :: military |
| Castries {prop} {f} | :: Castries (capital city) |
| castrismo {m} | :: Castrism |
| castrista {adj} | :: pro-Castro |
| castrista {mf} | :: Castroist |
| castro {m} | :: fort, fortified settlement |
| Castro {prop} {m} | :: surname |
| castrochavismo {m} | :: Castrochavism |
| castrochavista {adj} | :: Relating to Hugo Chávez and Fidel Castro |
| castrocomunismo {m} [politics] | :: The communism of Fidel Castro |
| castrocomunista {adj} | :: Of or pertaining to Fidel Castro's Communism |
| castrocomunista {mf} | :: A supporter of Fidel Castro's Communism |
| castúo {m} | :: The dialect of Spanish spoken in Extremadura and influenced by Extremaduran |
| casual {adj} | :: casual |
| casual {adj} | :: accidental |
| casualidad {f} | :: chance, coincidence |
| casualmente {adv} | :: by chance, accidentally |
| casuar {m} | :: alternative form of casuario |
| casuario {m} | :: cassowary |
| casubio {adj} | :: Kashubian |
| casubio {m} | :: Kashubian |
| casubio {m} | :: Kashubian |
| casuca {f} | :: synonym of casucha |
| casucha {f} [pejorative] | :: hovel |
| casuista {mf} | :: casuist (person) |
| casuista {adj} | :: casuistic, casuistical |
| casuística {f} | :: casuistry (process of answering practical questions by cases) |
| casuístico {adj} | :: casuistic, casuistical |
| casulla {f} | :: chasuble |
| cata {f} [Bolivia, Chile] | :: budgerigar |
| cata {f} | :: tasting |
| cata {f} | :: bite, sample |
| catábasis {f} | :: katabasis |
| catabático {adj} | :: katabatic |
| catabólico {adj} | :: catabolic |
| catabolismo {m} | :: catabolism |
| catabolito {m} | :: catabolite |
| catabolizar {v} | :: to catabolize |
| cataclísmico {adj} | :: cataclysmic |
| cataclismo {m} | :: cataclysm |
| catacresis {f} | :: catachresis (misuse of a word) |
| catacresis {f} [rhetoric] | :: catachresis |
| catacumba {f} | :: catacomb |
| catador {m} | :: taster (one who tastes something) |
| catadora {f} | :: feminine noun of catador |
| catadura {f} | :: tasting |
| catafalco {m} | :: catafalque, catafalco |
| catáfora {f} | :: cataphora |
| catafracto {m} | :: cataphract |
| catalán {adj} | :: Catalan, Catalonian |
| catalán {m} | :: Catalan; the language of Catalonia |
| catalán {m} | :: Catalan (person) |
| catalana {f} | :: female equivalent of catalán |
| catalanamente {adv} | :: in a Catalan way |
| catalanidad {f} | :: Catalanness (identification with Catalan values and customs) |
| catalanismo {m} | :: Catalanism |
| catalanista {adj} | :: pro-Catalan |
| catalanista {mf} | :: pro-Catalan |
| catalanizar {v} | :: to make Catalan |
| catalanofobia {f} | :: Catalanophobia |
| catalanófona {f} | :: feminine noun of catalanófono |
| catalanófono {adj} | :: synonym of catalanohablante |
| catalanófono {m} | :: synonym of catalanohablante |
| catalanohablante {adj} | :: Catalan-speaking |
| catalanohablante {mf} | :: Catalan speaker |
| catalanoparlante {adj} | :: Catalan-speaking |
| catalanoparlante {mf} | :: Catalanophone |
| catalasa {f} [enzyme] | :: catalase |
| catalejo {m} | :: spyglass (pair of binoculars) |
| catalepsia {f} | :: catalepsy |
| cataléptico {adj} | :: cataleptic |
| Cataleya {prop} {f} | :: given name |
| catalina {f} [colloquial] | :: turd |
| catalina {f} | :: crankset; chainset |
| Catalina {prop} {f} | :: given name |
| catálisis {f} [chemistry] | :: catalysis |
| catalíticamente {adv} | :: catalytically |
| catalítico {adj} | :: catalytic |
| catalizador {adj} | :: acting as a catalyst |
| catalizador {m} | :: catalyst |
| catalizar {v} | :: to catalyze |
| catalogación {f} | :: cataloguing |
| catalogador {m} | :: cataloger |
| catalogadora {f} | :: feminine noun of catalogador |
| catalogar {vt} | :: to catalogue |
| catálogo {m} | :: catalog |
| catalufo {mf} [Spain, offensive, derogatory, vulgar, slang] | :: Derogatory term to designate a Catalan secessionist |
| Cataluña {prop} {f} | :: Cataluña (autonomous community) |
| catamarán {m} | :: catamaran |
| Catamarca {prop} | :: Catamarca (province) |
| catamarqueño {adj} | :: of or from Catamarca |
| catamarqueño {m} | :: Someone from Catamarca |
| catán {m} | :: alternative form of catana |
| catana {f} | :: katana |
| catañol {m} | :: A language blend of Catalan and Spanish |
| Catanzaro {prop} | :: Catanzaro (town and capital) |
| catapán {m} | :: katepano |
| cataplasma {f} | :: poultice, cataplasm |
| cataplines {mp} [colloquial, humorous, Spain] | :: goolies, testicles |
| catapulta {f} | :: catapult |
| catapultar {v} | :: to catapult |
| catar {v} | :: to taste (wine) |
| catar {v} | :: to sample (an appetizer) |
| catar {v} | :: to examine, look at |
| Catar {prop} {m} | :: Qatar |
| cátara {f} | :: feminine noun of cátaro |
| catarata {f} | :: cataract, waterfall |
| catarata {f} [pathology] | :: cataract (opacity of the lens in the eye) |
| catarí {adj} | :: Qatari |
| catarí {mf} | :: Qatari |
| catarina {f} [Mexico] | :: ladybug, ladybird (insect of the family Coccinellidae) |
| catarinense {adj} | :: Of or from Santa Catarina |
| catarinense {mf} | :: Someone from Santa Catarina |
| catarismo {m} | :: Catharism |
| cátaro {adj} | :: Cathar |
| cátaro {m} | :: Cathar |
| catarral {adj} | :: catarrhal |
| catarrino {m} | :: catarrhine |
| catarro {m} [illness] | :: cold |
| catarro {m} | :: mucus |
| catarro {m} [pathology] | :: catarrh |
| catarroso {adj} | :: catarrhal |
| catarsis {f} | :: catharsis |
| catártico {adj} | :: cathartic (inducing catharsis) |
| catastrado {adj} | :: registered as a property |
| catastral {adj} | :: cadastral |
| catastro {m} | :: cadastre |
| catástrofe {f} | :: catastrophe, disaster |
| catastróficamente {adv} | :: catastrophically |
| catastrófico {adj} | :: catastrophic (being a catastrophe) |
| catastrofismo {m} | :: catastrophism, alarmism |
| catastrofista {adj} | :: alarmist |
| catatonia {f} | :: catatonia |
| catatónico {adj} | :: catatonic |
| catavino {m} | :: glass for tasting wine |
| catcher {m} [baseball] | :: catcher |
| cátcher {m} [baseball] | :: catcher |
| catear {v} | :: to search (for minerals or petroleum) |
| catear {v} | :: to frisk |
| catear {v} | :: to fail, flunk |
| catear {v} [Mexico] | :: to raid |
| catecismo {m} | :: catechism |
| catecol {m} [organic compound] | :: catechol |
| catecolamina {f} [organic chemistry] | :: catecholamine |
| catecúmena {f} | :: feminine noun of catecúmeno |
| catecumenado {m} | :: catechumenate |
| catecúmeno {m} | :: catechumen |
| cátedra {f} | :: professorship |
| cátedra {f} | :: seminar room |
| catedral {f} | :: cathedral |
| catedralicio {adj} | :: cathedral (attributive) |
| catedrática {f} | :: professor (higher education) |
| catedrático {m} [higher education] | :: professor |
| categoría {f} | :: category |
| categoría {f} | :: standing, regard |
| categóricamente {adv} | :: categorically |
| categórico {adj} | :: categorical |
| categorización {f} | :: categorization |
| categorizar {vt} | :: to categorize |
| catenaria {f} [mathematics] | :: A catenary |
| catenaria {f} [railway transit] | :: A catenary or system of overhead lines |
| catenario {adj} | :: catenarian |
| catenina {f} [protein] | :: catenin |
| catenoide {m} [mathematics] | :: catenoid |
| cateo {m} [Mexico] | :: raid (of a building) |
| catepsina {f} [protein] | :: cathepsin |
| catequesis {f} | :: catechesis |
| catequético {adj} | :: catechetical |
| catequina {f} | :: catechin |
| catequismo {m} | :: alternative form of catecismo |
| catequista {mf} [religion] | :: catechist |
| catequístico {adj} | :: catechetical |
| catequización {f} | :: catechesis |
| catequizar {v} | :: to catechize |
| cáterin {m} | :: catering |
| catering {m} | :: catering |
| cátering {m} | :: catering |
| caterva {f} | :: crowd, multitude |
| cateta {f} | :: feminine noun of cateto |
| catete {adj} [Chile] | :: annoying, importunate, pushy |
| catéter {m} | :: catheter |
| cateterismo {m} | :: catheterization |
| cateterización {f} | :: catheterization |
| catetismo {m} | :: dimwittedness |
| cateto {m} [geometry] | :: cathetus (leg of a triangle) |
| cateto {m} [pejorative] | :: peasant, country bumpkin; hick |
| catiense {adj} | :: Of or from Catia La Mar |
| catiense {mf} | :: Someone from Catia La Mar |
| catión {m} | :: cation |
| catiónico {adj} | :: cationic |
| catire {adj} | :: fair-haired, blond |
| catire {adj} | :: fair-skinned |
| catire {mf} | :: A fair-haired person, blond person |
| catire {mf} | :: A fair-skinned person |
| catita {f} | :: austral parakeet |
| catiusca {f} | :: welly, wellington boot |
| cativar {v} | :: obsolete spelling of cautivar |
| catizumba {f} [Central America] | :: shedload; bucketful (large amount) |
| catizumbada {f} [El Salvador] | :: shedload; bucketful (large amount) |
| catnip {m} | :: catnip |
| catódico {adj} | :: cathodic |
| cátodo {m} | :: cathode |
| Catoira {prop} | :: Catoira (small village) |
| católicamente {adv} | :: In a Catholic way; conforming to Catholic doctrine |
| catolicidad {f} | :: catholicness |
| catolicismo {m} | :: Catholicism |
| católico {adj} | :: Catholic |
| católico {adj} [literary] | :: catholic; all-embracing |
| católico {adj} [literary] | :: universal, common |
| católico {adj} [usually in negative] | :: well (feeling well) |
| católico {m} | :: Catholic |
| católico antiguo {m} | :: Old Catholic |
| católico romano {adj} | :: Roman Catholic |
| católico romano {m} | :: Roman Catholic |
| catolicós {m} | :: catholicos |
| catolizar {v} | :: to Catholicize |
| catón {m} [obsolete] | :: primer (textbook) |
| catorce {num} | :: fourteen |
| catorceavo {adj} [fractional] | :: fourteenth |
| catorceavo {m} [fractional] | :: fourteenth |
| catorcena {f} | :: fortnight |
| catorcena {f} | :: Set of fourteen items |
| catorcenal {adj} | :: biweekly (occurring once every two weeks) |
| catorze {num} | :: obsolete spelling of catorce |
| catracha {f} | :: feminine noun of catracho |
| catracha {f} | :: A fried tortilla, covered in fried beans and grated cheese, originating from Honduras |
| catracho {adj} [colloquial] | :: Honduran |
| catracho {m} [colloquial] | :: Honduran person |
| catracho {m} [Honduras] | :: A dish consisting of fried corn with beans and cheese |
| catre {m} | :: cot (bed frame) |
| catre {m} [colloquial] | :: sack (bed) |
| catrecito {m} | :: diminutive of catre |
| catrín {adj} [Mexico, Central America, of a person] | :: Wealthy, rich |
| catrín {adj} [Mexico, Central America, of a person] | :: Elegantly dressed, stylish, posh |
| catrín {m} [Mexico, Central America] | :: A fop or dandy, a gentleman who is a stylish dresser |
| Catrina {prop} {f} | :: given name |
| cattleya {f} | :: cattleya |
| catuaba {f} | :: An infusion made with the bark of various trees |
| Catulo {prop} {m} | :: Catullus (Roman poet) |
| caturro {adj} [Chile, football] | :: Of or relating to Santiago Wanderers, a football club based in Valparaíso |
| caturro {m} [Chile, football] | :: Someone connected to Santiago Wanderers, as a fan, player, coach etc |
| cauallero {m} | :: obsolete spelling of caballero |
| caucano {adj} | :: of or from Cauca (Colombia) |
| caucano {m} | :: Someone from Cauca (Colombia) |
| caucáseo {adj} [obsolete] | :: Caucasian (of, or relating to the Caucasus region or its people, languages and culture) |
| caucasiano {adj} | :: Caucasian (of, or relating to the Caucasus region or its people, languages and culture) |
| caucásica {f} | :: feminine noun of caucásico |
| caucásico {adj} | :: Caucasian (of, or relating to the Caucasus region or its people, languages and culture) |
| caucásico {adj} [anthropology] | :: Caucasian (Of a racial classification; pertaining to people originating from Europe, parts of Northern Africa and Western, Central and South Asia) |
| caucásico {m} | :: Caucasian (a native or inhabitant of the Caucasus) |
| Cáucaso {prop} {m} | :: Caucasus |
| cauce {m} | :: riverbed |
| cauce {m} | :: course (of river) |
| cauce {m} | :: current |
| caucel {m} [Costa Rica, Honduras, Nicaragua] | :: margay (Leopardus wiedii) |
| cauchera {f} | :: rubber tree plantation |
| cauchera {f} | :: rubber tree |
| cauchera {f} [Colombia, Ecuador, Venezuela] | :: catapult, slingshot |
| cauchero {m} | :: rubber worker |
| caucho {m} | :: rubber |
| caución {f} [legal] | :: bail, security deposit |
| caución {f} | :: caution |
| caucionar {v} [law] | :: to pay bail |
| cauda {f} | :: tail (of a garment) |
| caudado {adj} | :: caudate |
| caudado {m} | :: salamander |
| caudal {m} | :: flow |
| caudal {m} | :: volume |
| caudal {m} | :: funds |
| caudal {adj} | :: caudal |
| caudalosamente {adv} | :: largely, freely, abundantly |
| caudaloso {adj} | :: large, fast-flowing [river] |
| caudectomía {f} | :: docking (of tail) |
| caudillaje {m} | :: The authority or power held by a caudillo |
| caudillazgo {m} | :: caudilloship |
| caudillesco {adj} | :: Of or pertaining to a caudillo |
| caudillismo {m} | :: caudillismo |
| caudillista {adj} [attributive] | :: caudillo |
| caudillo {m} | :: caudillo |
| caudino {adj} | :: Caudine (of or pertaining to the ancient Italian city of Caudium) |
| caulerpa {f} | :: A type of seaweed |
| caulinar {adj} [botany] | :: cauline |
| caulinario {adj} | :: cauline |
| caulino {adj} | :: cauline |
| caulote {m} | :: West Indian elm; Guazuma ulmifolia |
| cauquén {m} | :: sheldgoose |
| cauquén común {m} | :: upland goose |
| Cauquenes {prop} {m} | :: Cauquenes (city) |
| Cauquenes {prop} {m} | :: Cauquenes (province) |
| cauquenino {adj} | :: from the Chilean city of Cauquenes |
| cauquenino {adj} | :: from the Chilean province of Cauquenes |
| cauquenista {adj} | :: from the Chilean city of Cauquenes |
| cauquén magallánico {m} | :: upland goose |
| causa {f} | :: cause |
| causa {f} [law] | :: lawsuit |
| causa {f} | :: A dish in Peruvian cuisine made with potatoes and layered or topped with meat or vegetables |
| causación {f} | :: causation |
| causa-efecto {adj} | :: cause and effect |
| causahabiente {mf} | :: successor |
| causal {adj} | :: causal |
| causalidad {f} | :: causality |
| causalmente {adv} | :: causally |
| causante {adj} | :: that causes |
| causante {mf} | :: cause |
| causar {v} | :: to cause, to make |
| causar {v} | :: to wreak, to bring, to provoke |
| causar {v} | :: to inflict |
| causativo {adj} | :: causative |
| cáusticamente {adv} | :: caustically |
| causticidad {f} | :: causticity |
| cáustico {adj} | :: acrimonious; caustic |
| cautamente {adv} | :: cautiously |
| cautela {f} | :: caution, care, caginess, chariness |
| cautela {f} | :: precaution |
| cautelar {adj} | :: precautionary, preventative |
| cautelar {v} | :: to guard against, prevent against |
| cautelar {vr} [Latin America] | :: to be on guard |
| cautelarmente {adv} | :: precautionarily |
| cautelosamente {adv} | :: cautiously, gingerly |
| cauteloso {adj} | :: cautious, chary, cagey, gingerly |
| cauterio {m} | :: cautery |
| cauterio {m} | :: cauterization |
| cauterio {m} [figuratively] | :: something that effectively rightens or tackles an evil or wrong |
| cauterización {f} | :: cauterization |
| cauterizar {v} | :: to cauterize |
| cauterizar {v} | :: to brand |
| cautiva {f} | :: (female) captive |
| cautivado {adj} | :: captivated, enthralled, charmed, wowed |
| cautivador {adj} | :: captivating |
| cautivante {adj} | :: seductive |
| cautivar {vt} | :: to captivate, to enthral, to enthrall, to charm, to enchant, to mesmerize, to rapture, to entice |
| cautivar {vt} | :: to take prisoner |
| cautivar {vt} | :: to capture, to win over |
| cautiverio {m} | :: captivity |
| cautividad {f} | :: captivity |
| cautivo {adj} | :: captive |
| cautivo {m} | :: captive |
| cauto {adj} | :: cautious |
| cava {f} | :: dig |
| cava {f} | :: cave or cellar where certain kinds of wines are processed |
| cava {f} | :: in a palace, a dependency where the water and wine drunk by royalty is looked after |
| cava {m} | :: sparkling wine |
| cavador {adj} | :: digging |
| cavador {m} | :: digger |
| cavadora {f} | :: feminine noun of cavador |
| cavallería {f} | :: obsolete spelling of caballería |
| cavallero {m} | :: obsolete spelling of caballero |
| cavallo {m} | :: obsolete spelling of caballo |
| caván {m} [Philippines, historical, mainly, Manila] | :: a cavan; a unit of dry capacity approximately equivalent to 2.3 US bushels |
| caván {m} | :: a unit of dry capacity equivalent to one and a half times or twice the Manila cavan |
| cavar {vt} | :: to excavate, dig |
| cavar {vi} | :: to penetrate into |
| cávea {f} | :: cavea |
| caveat {m} | :: caveat |
| caveola {f} | :: caveola |
| caveolina {f} [protein] | :: caveolin |
| caverna {f} | :: cavern |
| cavernario {adj} | :: cave, cave-dwelling |
| cavernario {adj} | :: booming |
| cavernícola {adj} | :: cavemanlike, caveman (attributive) |
| cavernícola {mf} | :: caveman, cavewoman |
| cavernícola {mf} [colloquial, figuratively, pejorative] | :: caveman; an old-fashioned person |
| cavernoso {adj} | :: cavernous |
| caviar {m} | :: caviar |
| cavidad {f} | :: cavity |
| cavidad pleural {f} [anatomy] | :: pleural cavity |
| cavidad torácica {f} | :: thoracic cavity |
| cavilación {f} | :: worrying |
| cavilar {vt} | :: to think (something) through; to reflect |
| caviloso {adj} | :: suspicious |
| cavitación {f} | :: cavitation |
| caviteño {adj} | :: Caviteño |
| caviteño {m} | :: Caviteño |
| caviteño {m} | :: Chavacano dialect spoken in Cavite |
| cavitocusiri {m} | :: A traditional dance of Bolivia |
| cavo {adj} | :: concave |
| cavo {m} | :: burrow, den |
| caxcán {adj} | :: Caxcan |
| caxcán {mf} | :: Caxcan |
| cayac {m} | :: alternative spelling of kayak |
| cayada {f} | :: stick; crook; staff |
| cayado {m} | :: staff, crook |
| cayena {f} | :: cayenne pepper |
| Cayena {prop} {f} | :: Cayena (capital city) |
| cayente {adj} | :: falling |
| cayería {f} | :: a group or chain of cays (small islands) |
| Cayetano {prop} {m} | :: given name |
| cayo {m} [geography] | :: key (island) |
| Cayo Hueso {prop} {m} | :: Key West |
| Cayo Largo {prop} {m} | :: Cayo Largo (island) |
| Cayo Largo {prop} {m} | :: Cayo Largo (a cay in the Cuban archipelago, south of Cuba) |
| Cayo Largo {prop} {m} | :: Key Largo (a cay in the Florida Keys archipelago) |
| cayuco {m} | :: cayuco |
| cayuco {m} [Louisiana] | :: pirogue |
| cayuga {adj} | :: Cayuga |
| cayuga {mf} | :: Cayuga |
| caza {f} [countable or uncountable] | :: hunting, hunt (act of finding and killing a wild animal; art of hunting) |
| caza {f} | :: persecution, hunting (act of pursuing in a manner to injure, grieve, or afflict) |
| caza {f} [uncountable] | :: game (wild animals hunted for food; meat of these animals) |
| caza {f} [uncountable] | :: prey (animal hunted by another animal) |
| caza {f} | :: hunting ground (area used for hunting) |
| caza {f} | :: hunting party (group of people gathered to hunt together) |
| caza {m} | :: fighter plane (military aircraft primarily designed to attack enemy aircraft) |
| cazaautógrafos {m} | :: autograph hunter |
| cazabe {m} [Latin America] | :: Flat bread made from the roots of the manioc plant |
| cazabobos {m} | :: booby trap |
| cazabombardero {m} | :: fighter-bomber |
| cazacabezas {mf} | :: headhunter |
| cazacarros {m} | :: tank hunter; tank destroyer |
| cazadero {m} | :: hunting ground |
| cazador {adj} | :: hunting |
| cazador {m} | :: hunter |
| cazadora {f} | :: feminine noun of cazador |
| cazadora {f} | :: flight jacket, bomber jacket |
| cazadora {f} | :: non-poisonous South American snake Chironius monticola |
| cazador furtivo {m} | :: poacher (of game) |
| cazafantasmas {m} | :: ghosthunter |
| cazafortunas {mf} | :: fortune hunter, gold digger |
| cazagoles {m} | :: goalscorer |
| cazahuracanes {adj} | :: Of an airplane, chasing or investigating hurricanes |
| cazamariposas {m} | :: butterfly net |
| cazaminas {m} | :: minesweeper |
| cazapartner {mf} [figuratively, pejorative, computing] | :: In YouTube, a person (usually female) who cultivates a personal relationship in order to attain fame or subscribers; a gold digger |
| cazaprimas {m} | :: premium hunter |
| cazar {v} | :: to hunt |
| cazar {v} [football] | :: to catch [a ball, said especially of the goalkeeper] |
| cazar al vuelo {v} [idiom] | :: to snap up (take quickly) |
| cazarecolección {f} | :: hunting-and-gathering |
| cazarecompensas {mf} | :: bounty hunter |
| cazarlas al vuelo {v} [idiom] | :: to be quick on the uptake |
| cazarrecompensas {m} | :: alternative spelling of cazarecompensas |
| cazasubmarinos {m} | :: submarine chaser |
| cazatalentos {mf} [business] | :: headhunter, recruiter |
| cazatalentos {mf} [sport] | :: talent scout |
| cazatalentos {mf} | :: talent-spotter |
| cazatanques {m} | :: tank destroyer |
| cazatesoros {mf} | :: treasure hunter |
| cazatorpederos {m} | :: antitorpedo boat |
| cazavampiros {mf} | :: vampire slayer |
| cazo {m} | :: a kind of large saucepan or saucepot, wider at top than at bottom |
| cazo {m} | :: ladle |
| cazo {m} [colloquial] | :: clumsy person |
| cazo {m} [colloquial] | :: pimp |
| cazoleta {f} | :: St. Anthony's turnip; bulbous buttercup (Ranunculus bulbosus) |
| cazoleta {f} | :: cup |
| cazoleta {f} | :: bowl |
| cazoleta {f} | :: pan; pot |
| cazoleta {f} | :: handguard (of sword) |
| cazón {m} | :: dogfish, tope |
| cazuela {f} | :: stewpot, casserole |
| cazuela {f} [theatre] | :: the gods |
| cazuela {f} [Chile] | :: stew, (soup with meat and vegetables) |
| cazuelita {f} | :: diminutive of cazuela |
| cazurro {adj} [pejorative, Spain] | :: slow, slow-witted |
| CCD {prop} | :: initialism of Comisión Cristiana de Desarrollo |
| CC. OO. {prop} {fp} | :: acronym of Comisiones Obreras A Spanish trade union with a Communist history |
| CD {m} | :: CD, compact disc |
| Cdad. {f} | :: abbreviation of ciudad (city) |
| cdla {f} | :: abbreviation of ciudadela |
| CDMX {prop} {f} | :: abbreviation of Ciudad de México |
| cdo. {m} | :: abbreviation of considerando |
| ce {f} | :: letter: c |
| CE {prop} {f} | :: abbreviation of Comisión Europea |
| cearense {adj} | :: Of or from Ceará |
| cearense {mf} | :: Someone from Ceará |
| cebada {f} | :: barley |
| cebadera {f} | :: nosebag for feeding barley |
| cebadero {m} | :: Someone who trades in barley |
| cebadero {m} | :: feeding place |
| cebadilla {f} | :: sabadilla |
| cebador {m} [Argentina] | :: starter |
| cebador {m} | :: A person who prepares mate for a group |
| cebador {m} [genetics] | :: primer |
| cebar {v} | :: to bait |
| cebar {v} | :: to fatten, feed |
| cebar {v} | :: to charge, load |
| cebar {vp} | :: to turn on, vent, attack |
| cebar {v} | :: to add hot water to the yerba mate |
| cebar {v} | :: to prime (fill with priming liquid) |
| cebiche {m} [Latin America, cooking] | :: Raw seafood cured by marination in an acidic medium such as citrus, vinegar, or other souring agent, found primarily in Latin America |
| cebichería {f} | :: ceviche and seafood restaurant |
| cebichero {adj} | :: Of or related to cebiche/ceviche |
| cebichero {m} | :: A cebiche/ceviche cook |
| cebil {m} | :: vilca (Anadenanthera colubrina) |
| cebo {m} | :: bait |
| cebo {m} | :: fodder |
| cebo {m} | :: tallow |
| cebolla {f} | :: onion |
| cebolla albarrana {f} | :: squill; sea onion |
| cebolla en polvo {f} | :: onion powder |
| cebolla escalonia {f} | :: shallot |
| cebollana {f} | :: chive |
| cebollazo {m} | :: big onion |
| cebollazo {m} | :: strike with an onion |
| cebollazo {m} | :: booze-up |
| cebolleta {f} | :: spring onion |
| cebolleta {f} | :: chive |
| cebolleta {f} [colloquial] | :: noggin; head |
| cebolleta {f} [colloquial] | :: prick; cock; penis |
| cebollín {m} | :: spring onion |
| cebollino {m} | :: chive |
| cebollino {m} | :: spring onion |
| cebollita {f} | :: pickled onion |
| cebra {f} | :: zebra (african animal) |
| cebrado {adj} | :: striped |
| cebrita {f} | :: diminutive of cebra |
| cebú {m} | :: zebu |
| Cebú {prop} {m} | :: Cebú (island/and/province) |
| Cebú {prop} {m} | :: Cebú (city/provincial capital) |
| cebuana {f} | :: feminine noun of cebuano |
| cebuano {m} | :: Cebuano (person) |
| cebuano {m} | :: Cebuano (language) |
| cebuano {adj} | :: Cebuano |
| cebuino {adj} | :: zebuine |
| ceca {f} [historical] | :: mint (where coins or money are made) |
| ceca {f} [Argentina] | :: tails (side of a coin) |
| cecal {adj} [anatomy] | :: caecal (of or pertaining to caecum) |
| ceceante {adj} | :: lisping |
| cecear {v} | :: to lisp |
| ceceo {m} | :: lisp, lisping |
| ceceoso {adj} | :: lisping |
| cecilia {f} | :: caecilian |
| Cecilia {prop} {f} | :: given name |
| cecina {f} | :: sausage |
| cecina {f} | :: cecina |
| Cecina {prop} {f} | :: Cecina (town) |
| ceda {f} | :: alternative form of cerda |
| cedazo {m} | :: sieve |
| cedencia {f} | :: yield point |
| Cedeño {prop} | :: surname |
| cedente {mf} [law] | :: assignor (person or party which makes an assignment) |
| cedente {adj} [law] | :: assignable (capable of being specified or shown) |
| ceder {v} | :: to cede, to hand over, to convey |
| ceder {v} | :: to transfer, to yield |
| ceder {v} | :: to relinquish, to abandon, to leave, to give in, to cave in |
| ceder {v} | :: to decrease, to lessen, to diminish |
| cederista {mf} [Cuba] | :: A member of the Committees for the Defense of the Revolution |
| cedilla {f} | :: Name of the letter ç |
| cedilla {f} [orthography] | :: cedilla |
| cedista {adj} | :: Of, pertaining to, or supporting, CEDA, A Spanish political party |
| cedista {mf} | :: A supporter of CEDA |
| cedo {adv} | :: Quickly, swiftly, instantly, immediately after |
| cedoaria {f} | :: zedoary (Curcuma zedoaria) |
| cedro {m} | :: cedar (tree, wood) |
| cedrón {f} | :: lemon verbena (shrub, Aloysia triphylla) |
| cedula {f} | :: archaic spelling of cédula |
| cédula {f} | :: license |
| cédula {f} [finance] | :: warrant, option |
| cédula {f} | :: document, documentation, certificate |
| cedulación {f} | :: identification; granting of an identity card |
| cédula personal {f} [historical] | :: identity card |
| cedular {v} | :: To give an ID to |
| cedular {v} | :: to flypost |
| cedulilla {f} | :: diminutive of cédula |
| cefalea {f} [pathology] | :: cephalalgia, headache, migraine |
| cefálico {adj} | :: cephalic |
| cefalización {f} | :: cephalization |
| cefalocordado {m} [zoology] | :: cephalochordate |
| cefalón {m} [anatomy] | :: cephalon |
| céfalon {m} | :: alternative form of cefalón |
| cefalonia {f} | :: feminine noun of cefalonio |
| Cefalonia {prop} {f} | :: Cephalonia |
| cefalonio {adj} | :: Cephalonian (of or pertaining to Cephalonia in Greece) |
| cefalonio {m} | :: Cephalonian (native or resident of Cephalonia in Greece) |
| cefalópodo {adj} | :: cephalopod |
| cefalópodo {m} | :: cephalopod |
| cefalorraquídeo {adj} | :: cerebrospinal |
| cefalosporina {f} | :: cephalosporin |
| cefalotórax {m} [anatomy] | :: cephalothorax |
| cefeida {adj} | :: Cepheid |
| Cefeo {prop} {m} [Greek mythology] | :: Cepheus (mythical husband of Cassiopeia) |
| Cefeo {prop} {m} [constellation] | :: Cepheus (constellation) |
| Cefeus {prop} {m} | :: alternative form of Cefeo |
| céfiro {m} | :: zephyr |
| Céfiro {prop} {m} | :: Zephyrus |
| cegador {adj} | :: blinding |
| cegamiento {m} | :: blinding |
| cegar {v} | :: to blind, to go blind |
| cegarse {v} | :: reflexive of cegar |
| cegatón {m} [pejorative] | :: blind |
| cegetista {mf} | :: a member of supporter of the Confederación General del Trabajo |
| ceguedad {f} | :: blindness |
| ceguera {f} | :: blindness |
| CEI {prop} {f} | :: initialism of Comunidad de Estados Independientes |
| ceiba {f} | :: The silk-cotton tree |
| ceibalita {f} [Uruguay] | :: A small laptop computer provided to public schools by the Uruguayan government's Plan Ceibal program |
| ceibeña {f} | :: feminine noun of ceibeño |
| ceibeño {adj} | :: Of or from the city of La Ceiba, Honduras |
| ceibeño {m} | :: An inhabitant of the city of La Ceiba, Honduras |
| ceibo {m} | :: One of several species of trees, principally Erythrina crista-galli |
| Ceilán {prop} {m} | :: Ceylon (old name for Sri Lanka) |
| ceilandés {adj} | :: Sri Lankan (literally "Ceylonese") |
| ceilandés {m} | :: Sri Lankan (literally "Ceylonese") |
| ceilanés {adj} | :: Sri Lankan (literally "Ceylonese") |
| ceilanés {m} | :: Sri Lankan (literally "Ceylonese") |
| ceja {f} | :: eyebrow |
| ceja {f} | :: rim, edge |
| ceja {f} [music] | :: fret |
| ceja {f} [music] | :: capotasto |
| ceja {f} | :: clearing (in the woods, in clouds, etc.) |
| cejar {v} | :: to give in; to forfeit |
| cejiblanco {adj} | :: white-browed |
| cejijunto {adj} | :: nearly monobrowed; having eyebrows nearly together |
| cejilla {f} [music] | :: capotasto, capo |
| cejilla {f} [music] | :: bridge |
| cejón {adj} | :: big-eyebrowed |
| cejón {m} | :: big eyebrow |
| cejón {m} | :: a person with big eyebrows |
| cejudo {adj} | :: Having thick, bushy or otherwise abundant eyebrows |
| celacanto {m} | :: coelacanth |
| celada {f} [historical] | :: sallet, salade |
| celadón {m} | :: celadon |
| celador {adj} | :: watching |
| celador {m} | :: watchman |
| celaje {m} [painting] | :: cloud effect |
| celaje {m} | :: skylight |
| celaje {m} | :: harbinger, herald |
| celaje {m} [nautical] | :: group of clouds |
| celar {v} | :: to watch over |
| celar {v} | :: to conceal |
| celar {v} | :: to be jealous |
| celda {f} | :: cell |
| celda {f} | :: prison cell |
| celda unidad {f} | :: unit cell |
| celdilla {f} | :: cell; cavity in a structure such as a honeycomb |
| celebérrimo {adj} | :: superlative of célebre; extremely celebrated or famous |
| Célebes {prop} {f} | :: Célebes (island) |
| celebración {f} | :: celebration |
| celebradísimo {adj} | :: superlative of celebrado |
| celebrado {adj} | :: celebrated |
| celebrante {mf} | :: celebrant |
| celebrar {v} | :: to celebrate |
| celebrar {v} | :: to hold, to organize (a formal event, conference, meeting etc.) |
| celebrar {v} | :: to welcome, to accept |
| celebrarse {v} | :: reflexive of celebrar |
| celebratorio {adj} | :: celebratory |
| célebre {adj} | :: celebrated, famous |
| célebremente {adv} | :: famously; notoriously |
| celebridad {f} | :: celebrity |
| celebrity {m} | :: celebrity |
| celemín {m} | :: An old unit of volume for measuring grain, around 4.625 litres |
| celenterado {m} [zoology, dated] | :: coelenterate |
| celentéreo {m} [zoology, dated] | :: coelenterate |
| celeridad {f} | :: rapidity, velocity |
| celeste {adj} | :: pale blue, sky blue |
| celeste {adj} | :: heavenly |
| celeste {m} | :: pale blue, sky blue |
| celeste {n} [football] | :: A fan, player, or other person associated with Celta de Vigo, a football team from the Spanish town of Vigo |
| celestial {adj} | :: celestial |
| celestialmente {adv} | :: celestially |
| celestina {f} [mineral] | :: celestine (a mineral) |
| celestina {f} | :: matchmaker, cupid |
| celestita {f} | :: alternative form of celestina |
| Celia {prop} {f} | :: given name |
| celiaco {adj} | :: alternative form of celíaco |
| celíaco {adj} | :: celiac |
| celiaquía {f} [pathology] | :: coeliac disease |
| celiaquismo {f} | :: synonym of celiaquía |
| celibato {adj} | :: celibate |
| célibe {adj} | :: unmarried; unwed; single |
| célico {adj} | :: heavenly |
| celidonia {f} | :: celandine |
| cellisquear {v} | :: to sleet |
| cellista {mf} | :: cellist |
| celo {m} | :: zeal |
| celo {m} | :: heat (a condition where a mammal is aroused sexually or where it is especially fertile and therefore eager to mate) |
| celo {m} | :: sellotape |
| celobiosa {f} [carbohydrate] | :: cellobiose |
| celofán {m} | :: cellophane |
| celoma {m} [anatomy] | :: celoma |
| celomado {adj} [anatomy] | :: coelomate |
| celomado {m} [anatomy] | :: coelomate |
| celomático {adj} | :: celomatic |
| celómico {adj} | :: coelomic |
| celosamente {adv} | :: zealously |
| celosamente {adv} | :: jealously |
| celosía {f} | :: lattice, latticework |
| celosía {f} | :: jalousie |
| celosísimo {adj} | :: superlative of celoso |
| celoso {adj} | :: jealous |
| celoso {adj} | :: zealous |
| celsius {m} | :: alternative form of Celsius |
| Celsius {m} | :: Celsius |
| celta {adj} | :: Celtic |
| celta {m} | :: A Celt |
| celtíbera {f} | :: feminine noun of celtíbero |
| celtibérico {adj} | :: Celtiberian |
| celtíbero {adj} | :: Celtiberian |
| celtíbero {m} | :: Celtiberian |
| céltico {adj} | :: Celtic (of the Celts; of the style of the Celts) |
| celtismo {m} | :: Celticism |
| celtista {adj} | :: Celtist |
| celtista {adj} [football] | :: A fan, player, or other person associated with RC Celta, a football team from the Spanish town of Vigo |
| celu {m} [Latin America, slang] | :: cell phone |
| célula {f} | :: cell (the basic unit of a living organism) |
| célula {f} | :: cell (a small group of people forming part of a larger organization) |
| célula dendrítica {f} | :: dendritic cell |
| célula dendrítica folicular {f} [anatomy] | :: follicular dendritic cell |
| célula glial {f} [cytology] | :: glial cell |
| célula madre {f} [medicine, cytology] | :: stem cell (primal undifferentiated cell) |
| celular {adj} | :: cellular |
| celular {m} [Latin America] | :: cell phone [US], mobile phone [UK, Australia] |
| celularidad {f} | :: cellularity |
| celularización {f} | :: cellularization |
| celulasa {f} [enzyme] | :: cellulase |
| celulitis {f} | :: cellulite |
| celulitis {f} | :: cellulitis |
| celuloide {m} | :: celluloid |
| celulosa {f} [carbohydrate] | :: cellulose |
| celurosaurio {m} | :: alternative form of coelurosaurio |
| cementación {f} [metallurgy] | :: case hardening |
| cementar {v} | :: to cement |
| cementera {f} | :: feminine noun of cementero |
| cementera {f} | :: cement factory |
| cementerio {m} | :: cemetery |
| cementerio {m} | :: junkyard, scrapyard |
| cementero {adj} [attributive] | :: cement |
| cementero {m} | :: cement maker, cement-making company |
| cemento {m} | :: cement (a powdered substance) |
| cemí {m} | :: zemi |
| cempasúchil {m} | :: Mexican marigold |
| cena {f} | :: supper, dinner |
| cenáculo {m} | :: cenacle |
| cenador {m} | :: arbor |
| cenaduría {f} [Mexico] | :: restaurant |
| cenagal {m} | :: quagmire, bog |
| cenagoso {adj} | :: marshy |
| cenaguera {f} | :: feminine noun of cenaguero |
| cenaguero {adj} | :: Of or from a swamp; swamp-dwelling |
| cenaguero {m} | :: Someone from a swamp; swamp dweller |
| cenar {v} | :: to dine; to have supper; to have a lavish meal |
| cencellada {f} | :: hoarfrost |
| cencerrada {f} | :: the sound of a cowbell |
| cencerrada {f} | :: hullabaloo; hubbub; din |
| cencerrear {v} | :: To play or ring a cowbell |
| cencerrear {v} | :: To screech (make an unpleasant sound) |
| cencerro {m} | :: cowbell |
| cencha {f} | :: beam to which the feet of a bed or seat are tied |
| cendal {m} | :: sendal |
| céndea {f} [Navarre, historical] | :: A district of conglomeration of various villages |
| cendrar {v} | :: alternative form of acendrar |
| cenefa {f} | :: decorative border |
| cenetista {adj} | :: Of or relating to the Confederación Nacional del Trabajo |
| cenetista {mf} | :: A member of the Confederación Nacional del Trabajo |
| cenhegí {adj} | :: Sanhaja |
| cenhegí {mf} | :: Sanhaja |
| cenicero {m} | :: ashtray |
| Cenicienta {prop} {f} | :: Cinderella |
| ceniciento {adj} [literary] | :: ashen; having the color or appearance of ash |
| ceniciento {adj} [pejorative] | :: gay, effeminate |
| ceñido {adj} | :: moderate |
| ceñido {adj} | :: tight, constricted |
| ceñido {adj} [entomology] | :: Having a petiole |
| ceñidor {m} | :: belt |
| ceñidor {m} | :: girdle, sash |
| ceñidor {m} [heraldiccharge] | :: bar |
| ceñir {vt} | :: to adjust (clothing) |
| ceñir {vt} | :: to encircle, gird |
| ceñir {vt} | :: to surround, be around |
| ceñir {vt} | :: to hug, to be tight (said of clothing) |
| ceñir {vt} | :: to restrict |
| cenit {m} | :: zenith |
| cénit {m} | :: alternative form of cenit |
| cenital {adj} | :: zenithal |
| ceniza {f} | :: ash (solid remains of a fire) |
| cenizo {m} | :: ash |
| cenizo {m} | :: nettle-leaved goosefoot, Chenopodiastrum murale |
| cenizo {m} | :: a jinxed person |
| cenizo {adj} | :: ashen |
| ceño {m} | :: frown, scowl |
| ceño {m} | :: brow |
| cenobio {m} [formal] | :: monastery, cenoby |
| cenobio {m} [biology] | :: coenobium |
| cenobita {mf} | :: cenobite (monk who lives in a religious community) |
| cenobítico {adj} | :: cenobitic |
| cenocito {m} [cytology] | :: coenocyte |
| Cenomaniano {prop} {m} | :: Cenomanian |
| Cenomaniense {prop} {m} | :: Cenomanian |
| cenotafio {m} | :: cenotaph |
| cenote {m} | :: cenote |
| cenozoico {adj} | :: Cenozoic |
| censable {adj} | :: for use by inpatients |
| censal {adj} | :: censual |
| censar {v} | :: to take a census |
| censista {mf} | :: census taker |
| censitario {adj} | :: census |
| censo {m} | :: census |
| censor {adj} | :: censoring |
| censor {m} [historical] | :: censor (Roman magistrate) |
| censor {m} | :: censor, censurer (one who censures or condemns) |
| censor {m} | :: censor (a census administrator) |
| censora {f} | :: feminine noun of censor |
| censual {adj} | :: censual |
| censura {f} | :: censure |
| censura {f} | :: censorship |
| censurable {adj} | :: reprehensible |
| censurable {adj} | :: censurable, blameworthy |
| censurador {adj} | :: censoring |
| censurador {m} | :: censor, censurer (one who censures or condemns) |
| censuradora {f} | :: feminine noun of censurador |
| censurar {v} | :: to censure |
| centalla {f} | :: alternative form of centella |
| centauro {m} [mythology, fantasy] | :: centaur |
| centavo {m} | :: cent (subunit of currency in US and other countries) |
| centella {f} | :: spark (burst of electric discharge) |
| centellante {adj} | :: sparkling |
| centellar {v} | :: obsolete form of centellear to twinkle |
| centelleante {adj} | :: sparkling, scintillating |
| centellear {v} | :: to shimmer, twinkle |
| centelleo {m} | :: shimmering; scintillation |
| centena {f} | :: a unit of one hundred objects |
| centenar {m} | :: a unit of one hundred objects |
| centenario {adj} | :: centenary, centennial |
| centenario {adj} | :: hundred-year-old |
| centenario {m} | :: centenary, centennial |
| centeno {m} | :: rye |
| centeno {adj} | :: hundredth |
| Centeno {prop} {m} | :: surname |
| center {m} [baseball] | :: center |
| centerfielder {m} | :: centerfielder |
| centésimo {adj} | :: hundredth |
| centésimo {m} | :: hundredth |
| centésimo {m} | :: cent (one hundredth of a currency unit) for the Panamanian balboa and Uruguayan peso |
| centiárea {f} | :: centiare; one-hundredth of an are; 1 square meter |
| centigramo {m} | :: centigram |
| centimétrico {adj} | :: centimetric |
| centímetro {m} | :: centimetre |
| centímetro cúbico {m} | :: cubic centimetre; cubic centimeter [US] |
| centimillo {m} | :: diminutive of céntimo |
| céntimo {m} | :: A monetary subdivision, equivalent to 1/100 of a Costa Rican colón |
| céntimo {m} | :: A monetary subdivision, equivalent to 1/100 of a Peruvian nuevo sol |
| céntimo {m} | :: A monetary subdivision, equivalent to 1/100 of a Venezuelan bolívar |
| céntimo {m} | :: A monetary subdivision, equivalent to 1/100 of a Philippine peso |
| céntimo {m} | :: A former monetary subdivision, equivalent to 1/100 of a Spanish peseta |
| centinela {m} | :: sentinel, sentry, guard |
| centisegundo {m} | :: centisecond (one hundredth of a second) |
| centolla {f} | :: An alternative form of centollo |
| centolla {f} | :: One of several species of king crab |
| centolla {f} | :: southern king crab |
| centollo {m} | :: European spider crab |
| central {adj} | :: central |
| central {f} | :: headquarter |
| central {f} | :: center |
| central {f} | :: power station |
| central eléctrica {f} | :: power plant |
| centralidad {f} | :: centrality |
| centralismo {m} | :: centralism |
| centralista {mf} | :: centralist |
| centralita {f} | :: switchboard |
| centralización {f} | :: centralization |
| centralizado {adj} | :: centralized |
| centralizador {adj} | :: centralizing |
| centralizar {v} | :: to centralize |
| centralmente {adv} | :: centrally |
| central nuclear {m} | :: nuclear power plant |
| centrar {v} | :: to center |
| centrarse {v} | :: reflexive of centrar |
| -céntrico {suffix} | :: -centric |
| céntrico {adj} | :: central |
| céntrico {adj} | :: located in the center, centrally |
| centrífuga {f} | :: centrifuge (machine) |
| centrifugación {f} | :: centrifugation |
| centrifugador {m} | :: centrifuge |
| centrifugador {m} | :: salad spinner |
| centrifugadora {f} | :: centrifuge |
| centrifugadora para ensalada {f} | :: salad spinner |
| centrifugar {vt} | :: to centrifuge |
| centrífugo {adj} | :: centrifugal |
| centriolo {m} [cytology] | :: centriole |
| centríolo {m} [cytology] | :: centriole |
| centrípeto {adj} | :: centripetal |
| centrismo {m} | :: centrism |
| centrista {adj} | :: centrist |
| centrista {mf} | :: centrist |
| centro {m} | :: center |
| centro {m} [geometry] | :: center |
| centro {m} [politics] | :: center, moderate tendencies or ideas |
| centro {m} | :: middle |
| centro {m} | :: core, heart |
| centro {m} [urbanism] | :: city center, downtown |
| centroafricana {f} | :: feminine noun of centroafricano |
| centroafricano {adj} | :: Central African |
| centroafricano {m} | :: Central African |
| Centroamérica {prop} {f} | :: Central America |
| centroamericana {f} | :: feminine noun of centroamericano |
| centroamericano {adj} | :: Central American |
| centroamericano {m} | :: Central American |
| centroasiático {adj} | :: Central Asian |
| centrobarico {adj} | :: centrobaric |
| centrocampista {mf} [soccer] | :: midfielder |
| centroccidental {adj} | :: central west; west-central |
| centro comercial {m} | :: mall, shopping centre |
| centro de alumnos {m} | :: students' union |
| centro de autoacceso {m} [Mexico] | :: self-study centre |
| centro de estudiantes {m} | :: students' union |
| centro de estudios {m} | :: study centre |
| centro de la nada {m} [uncommon or dated] | :: synonym of medio de la nada: middle of nowhere |
| centrodelantero {m} [football] | :: centre forward |
| centro derecha {mf} | :: alternative spelling of centroderecha |
| centro-derecha {mf} | :: alternative spelling of centroderecha |
| centroderecha {mf} | :: center-right |
| centroderechista {mf} | :: centre-right politician |
| centro de salud {m} | :: health centre; doctor's surgery |
| centroeste {adj} | :: east-central |
| centroeuropeo {adj} | :: Central European |
| centroeuropeo {m} | :: Central European |
| centroforward {mf} [soccer] | :: centre forward |
| centroide {m} | :: centroid |
| centro izquierda {mf} | :: alternative spelling of centroizquierda |
| centro-izquierda {mf} | :: alternative spelling of centroizquierda |
| centroizquierda {mf} | :: center-left |
| centroizquierdista {adj} | :: centre-left |
| centroizquierdista {mf} | :: centre-left person |
| centromérico {adj} | :: centromeric |
| centromeridional {adj} | :: south-central; centre-south |
| centrómero {m} | :: centromere |
| centrooccidental {adj} | :: centre-west; west-central |
| centrooriental {adj} | :: east-centre |
| centro penitenciario {m} | :: prison; penitentiary |
| centroriental {adj} | :: east central |
| centrosaurino {m} | :: centrosaurine |
| centrosoma {m} [cytology] | :: centrosome |
| centrosur {adj} | :: south-central |
| centuplicar {v} | :: to centuplicate |
| centuria {f} | :: century (Roman army unit) |
| centuria {f} [poetic] | :: century (period) |
| centuriación {f} | :: centuriation |
| centurión {m} | :: centurion |
| ceñudo {adj} | :: frowny |
| cenutrio {m} | :: twerp, brat |
| cenzonte {m} [Guatemala, Honduras, Mexico] | :: alternative form of cenzontle |
| cenzontle {m} | :: mockingbird |
| ceolita {f} | :: zeolite |
| cepa {f} | :: variety (of wine) |
| cepa {f} | :: strain (of virus) |
| cepa {f} | :: rootstalk (underground stem base) |
| cepa {f} | :: grapevine stock, grapevine |
| cepa {f} | :: stump (of a tree), stub |
| cepa {f} | :: root (of an animal’s tail or horns, etc.) |
| cepa {f} | :: nucleus (of cloud formation) |
| cepa {f} | :: ancestry, stock, origin (of family lineage) |
| cepa {f} | :: pier (of an arch or bridge) |
| CEPAL {prop} | :: initialism of Comisión Económica para América Latina y el Caribe |
| cepillar {v} | :: to brush |
| cepillar {v} [colloquial] | :: to please, to praise |
| cepillar {v} [vulgar] | :: to fuck |
| cepillar {v} [colloquial] | :: to despoil, to plunder |
| cepillar {v} | :: to plane |
| cepillarse {v} | :: to brush (oneself) |
| cepillo {m} | :: brush |
| cepillo {m} | :: plane (tool for smoothing wood; for carpentry) |
| cepillo {m} | :: poor box |
| cepillo de dientes {m} | :: toothbrush (brush for cleaning the teeth and tongue) |
| cepillo del pelo {m} | :: hairbrush |
| cepo {m} | :: animal trap |
| cepo {m} | :: clamp (for vehicles etc.) |
| cepo {m} | :: branch (of tree) |
| cepo {m} | :: alms box |
| ceporro {m} [Spain] | :: nincompoop, buffoon, dimwit (silly or foolish person) |
| cepstral {adj} | :: cepstral |
| cepstrum {m} | :: cepstrum |
| cequí {m} | :: sequin (coin) |
| cera {f} | :: wax |
| cera {f} [Spain] | :: crayon |
| cerámica {f} | :: ceramic (material) |
| cerámica {f} | :: ceramics (art of making ceramic objects) |
| cerámica {f} | :: ceramics (ceramic objects) |
| cerámico {adj} | :: ceramic |
| ceramida {f} [organic compound] | :: ceramide |
| ceramio {m} | :: ceramic, piece of ceramic art |
| ceramista {mf} | :: potter |
| ceratopsiano {m} | :: ceratopsian |
| ceratópsido {m} | :: ceratopsid |
| ceratopsio {m} | :: ceratopsian |
| cerbatana {f} | :: blowgun; blowpipe |
| cerbatana {f} | :: peashooter |
| cerbatanera {f} | :: feminine noun of cerbatanero |
| cerbatanero {m} | :: one who uses a blowgun or blowpipe |
| Cerbero {prop} {m} [Greek mythology] | :: Cerberus |
| cerca {adv} | :: close, near, around, about, nearly, nigh (referring to quantity or time-related) |
| cerca {adv} | :: close, near, around, nigh, at hand, close at hand, in sight (spatially) |
| cerca {adv} | :: nearby, close by |
| cerca {f} | :: fence (a thin artificial barrier that separates two pieces of land or a house perimeter) |
| cerca {f} | :: stone wall |
| cerca de {adv} | :: close to, about, nearly, approximately, around |
| cerca de {prep} | :: close to, near, near to, around, close by |
| cercamiento {m} | :: enclosure |
| cercanamente {adv} | :: closely, nearly |
| cercanía {f} | :: proximity, vicinity, closeness, nearness |
| cercanías {m} [Spain] | :: commuter train |
| cercanías {m} [Spain] | :: A commuter rail network |
| cercano {adj} | :: near, nearby, close |
| cercar {v} | :: to corral, fence, to fence off |
| cercenamiento {m} | :: severing |
| cercenar {v} | :: to curtail, cut, sever |
| cerceta {f} | :: teal (bird) |
| cerchar {v} | :: to bend the vine |
| cerciorar {vr} | :: to make sure |
| cerciorar {vt} [uncommon] | :: to assure |
| cerciorarse {vr} | :: to make sure, to assure oneself |
| cerco {m} | :: ring (made by dirt) |
| cerco {m} | :: fence |
| cerco {m} | :: siege |
| cerco {m} [entomology] | :: cercus |
| cercópido {m} | :: cercopid |
| cercopiteco {m} | :: guenon |
| cerda {f} | :: sow (female pig) |
| cerda {f} | :: bristle (stiff or coarse hair) |
| cerda {f} [colloquial, figurative] | :: pig, slob (woman) |
| cerda {f} [derogatory] | :: bitch, slut |
| cerdear {v} | :: (of an animal) to limp (because of an injury to the hind legs) |
| cerdear {v} | :: to screech (said of the strings of an instrument) |
| cerdear {v} | :: to resist (doing something) |
| Cerdeña {prop} {f} | :: Cerdeña (region) |
| cerdita {f} | :: diminutive of cerda, a little pig |
| cerdito {m} | :: diminutive of cerdo, little pig |
| cerdo {adj} | :: dirty |
| cerdo {m} | :: pig, hog |
| cerdo {m} | :: pork |
| cerdo {m} [colloquial, figurative] | :: slob, pig, hog |
| cerdo hormiguero {m} | :: aardvark |
| cerdoso {adj} | :: piglike |
| cerdoso {adj} | :: owning pigs |
| cereal {m} | :: cereal (type of grass cultivated for edible grains) |
| cereal {m} [uncountable] | :: cereal (the grains of such plants) |
| cereal {m} [in the plural] | :: breakfast cereal (food processed from grains and eaten with milk) |
| cerealero {adj} | :: cereal (attributive) |
| cerealista {adj} [attributive] | :: cereal; grain |
| cerealista {mf} | :: cereal or grain producer |
| cerealístico {adj} | :: cereal (attributive) |
| cerebelar {adj} | :: cerebellar |
| cerebelo {m} | :: cerebellum (part of the hindbrain in vertebrates) |
| cerebeloso {adj} | :: cerebellar |
| cerebral {adj} | :: cerebral |
| cerebrito {m} | :: brainiac, smart cookie, egghead, boffin |
| cerebro {m} [anatomy] | :: brain |
| cerebro {m} | :: nerd |
| cerebroespinal {adj} | :: cerebrospinal |
| cerebro periférico {m} | :: peripheral brain |
| cerebrósido {m} | :: cerebroside |
| cerebrovascular {adj} | :: cerebrovascular |
| cerefolio {m} | :: chervil |
| ceremonia {f} | :: ceremony |
| ceremonial {adj} | :: ceremonial |
| ceremonialmente {adv} | :: ceremonially |
| ceremoniosamente {adv} | :: ceremoniously |
| ceremonioso {adj} | :: ceremonious |
| céreo {adj} | :: waxen; waxlike |
| cerera {f} | :: feminine noun of cerero |
| cerería {f} | :: chandlery; candle shop |
| cerero {m} | :: wax seller |
| cerero {m} | :: wax maker |
| Ceres {prop} {f} [Roman god] | :: The Roman goddess of agriculture; equivalent to the Greek goddess Demeter |
| Ceres {prop} {m} [astronomy] | :: Ceres (dwarf planet) |
| cereza {f} | :: cherry |
| cerezo {m} | :: cherry tree |
| cerilla {f} | :: match (stick) |
| cerilla {f} | :: long, narrow candle; taper |
| cerilla {f} | :: earwax |
| cerillero {m} | :: matchbox |
| cerillita {f} | :: diminutive of cerilla; small match |
| cerillo {m} [Mexico] | :: match (stick) |
| cerio {m} | :: cerium |
| cerneja {f} | :: fetlock |
| cerneja {f} | :: fringe |
| cerner {v} | :: to sift |
| cerner {v} | :: to blossom |
| cerner {v} | :: to circle; to hover |
| cernícalo {m} | :: kestrel (Falco tinnunculus) |
| cernícalo {m} [colloquial] | :: lout |
| cernícalo común {m} | :: The common kestrel |
| cernidor {m} | :: sieve |
| cernir {v} | :: to sift |
| cero {num} | :: zero |
| cero {m} | :: zero |
| cero absoluto {m} | :: absolute zero |
| cero a la izquierda {mf} [idiomatic] | :: A person of little or no consequence; a nobody; a nonentity |
| ceroidolipofuscinosis {f} | :: ceroid lipofuscinosis |
| cero patatero {m} [Spain, colloquial] | :: nought, nothing, zero |
| ceroso {adj} | :: waxen |
| cerote {m} [Costa Rica, El Salvador, Guatemala, Nicaragua, vulgar] | :: a turd, excrement |
| cerote {m} [El Salvador, Nicaragua, vulgar] | :: asshole, a reprehensible person |
| cerquero {m} | :: finch or sparrow (of the Arremon family) |
| cerquillo {m} | :: fringe |
| cerquísima {adv} | :: superlative of cerca |
| cerradamente {adv} | :: in a closed way |
| cerradísimo {adj} | :: superlative of cerrado |
| cerrado {adj} | :: shut, closed |
| cerrado {adj} | :: closed off [personality trait] |
| cerrador {m} [baseball] | :: closer |
| cerradura {f} | :: lock |
| cerraja {f} | :: lock |
| cerraja {f} | :: field milk thistle; field sowthistle; perennial sow-thistle; corn sow thistle; dindle (Sonchus arvensis) |
| cerrajería {f} | :: A locksmith’s shop / store |
| cerrajero {m} | :: locksmith |
| cerramiento {m} | :: closing |
| cerrar {vt} | :: to close, to shut |
| cerrar {vt} | :: to shut down, to close down |
| cerrar {vt} | :: to turn off, to shut off (to rotate a tap or valve so as to interrupt the outflow of liquid or gas) |
| cerrar {vt} | :: to enclose |
| cerrar {v} | :: to lock, to lock up |
| cerrar {v} | :: to seal, to close (e.g. a deal, a breach, a rift) |
| cerrar {v} | :: to close up, to close off (e.g. a wound) |
| cerrar {v} | :: to close, to conclude, to end |
| cerrar {vr} | :: to close (itself) [e.g., a store, a door] |
| cerrar {vr} | :: to close off (oneself) |
| cerrar el pico {phrase} [idiom] | :: to shut up; shut one's trap |
| cerrar la marcha {v} [idiomatic] | :: to bring up the rear (be last in a line) |
| cerrazón {f} | :: stubbornness, obstinateness |
| cerrazón {f} [figuratively] | :: overcast sky |
| cerril {adj} | :: rough (of terrain) |
| cerril {adj} | :: rough, rude (of a person) |
| cerril {adj} | :: unbroken, wild (of an animal) |
| cerrillo {m} | :: diminutive of cerro |
| cerrista {adj} [football] | :: connected to Cerro Porteño, a Paraguayan football club from Asunción |
| cerrista {mf} [football] | :: Someone connected to Cerro Porteño, as a player, coach, fan etc |
| cerrito {m} | :: diminutive of cerro |
| cerro {m} | :: hill |
| cerrojazo {m} | :: abrupt bolting of a door |
| cerrojo {m} [in a lock or weapon] | :: bolt, latch |
| cerrojo {m} [in sports] | :: very aggressive or defensive tactics |
| certamen {m} | :: competition, contest |
| certamen {m} | :: poetry function (usually with a theme) |
| certeramente {adv} | :: accurately |
| certero {adj} | :: accurate, spot on |
| certero {adj} | :: proper |
| certero {adj} | :: well-informed |
| certeza {f} | :: certainty |
| certidumbre {f} | :: certainty |
| certificable {adj} | :: certifiable |
| certificación {f} | :: certification |
| certificado {adj} | :: certified |
| certificado {m} | :: document of certification |
| certificador {adj} | :: certifying |
| certificador {m} | :: certifier |
| certificar {vt} | :: to certify |
| certísimo {adj} | :: superlative of cierto |
| certitud {f} | :: certainty |
| cerúleo {adj} | :: Having the color cerulean |
| cerúleo {m} | :: The color cerulean |
| ceruloplasmina {f} [protein] | :: ceruloplasmin |
| cerumen {m} | :: earwax |
| cerusita {f} [mineral] | :: cerussite |
| cerval {adj} | :: deerlike; deer; cervine |
| cerval {adj} | :: tremendous (fear) |
| cervalmente {adv} | :: tremendously (said of fearing) |
| Cervantes {prop} | :: surname |
| Cervantes {prop} | :: Miguel de Cervantes (1547-1616), an influential Spanish author |
| cervantesco {adj} | :: Of or pertaining to Miguel de Cervantes, a Spanish authour |
| cervántico {adj} | :: Of or pertaining to Miguel de Cervantes, a Spanish authour |
| cervantino {adj} | :: Of or pertaining to Miguel de Cervantes, a Spanish authour |
| cervantismo {m} | :: Work in the style of Cervantes |
| cervantista {adj} | :: Of, relating to, or supporting, Miguel de Cervantes, Spanish author |
| cervantista {mf} | :: A scholar of Miguel de Cervantes |
| cervata {f} | :: feminine noun of cervato |
| cervatillo {m} | :: fawn (young deer) |
| cervato {m} | :: a fawn younger than six months |
| cerve {f} [colloquial] | :: beer |
| cervecera {f} | :: feminine noun of cervecero |
| cervecería {f} | :: brewery (place where beer is brewed) |
| cervecería {f} | :: beer bar, beer parlour, alehouse (pub or bar where beer is sold) |
| cervecero {adj} [attributive] | :: beer (of or relating to beer) |
| cervecero {m} | :: beer brewer |
| cervecita {f} | :: diminutive of cerveza |
| cerveza {f} | :: beer |
| cerveza de raíz {f} | :: root beer |
| cervezería {f} | :: obsolete spelling of cervecería |
| cervical {adj} | :: cervical |
| cervicitis {f} [pathology] | :: cervicitis |
| cervico- {prefix} [anatomy] | :: cervico- (of or relating to the cervix) |
| cervico- {prefix} [anatomy] | :: cervico- (of or relating to the neck) |
| cervicometría {f} | :: cervical ultrasound |
| cervicométrico {adj} | :: cervicometric |
| cervicotorácico {adj} [anatomy] | :: cervicothoracic |
| cervicouterino {adj} | :: cervicouterine |
| cervicovaginal {adj} | :: cervicovaginal |
| cérvido {m} | :: Cervid |
| cérvix {m} | :: cervix (lower portion of the uterus) |
| cerviz {f} [anatomy] | :: cervix (neck) |
| cervunal {m} | :: An area where many deer live |
| cesación {f} | :: cessation, stopping, giving up |
| cesante {adj} | :: dismissed, laid off, sacked (pertaining to a job or working) |
| cesante {adj} | :: unemployed |
| cesante {mf} | :: dismissed worker (worker who was laid off) |
| cesantear {vt} [Argentina, colloquial] | :: to fire, to dismiss, to sack |
| cesantía {f} [Chile] | :: unemployment |
| cesar {vi} | :: to cease (to stop) |
| cesar {vi} | :: to quit, to step down |
| cesar {vt} | :: to dismiss |
| césar {m} | :: caesar (roman emperor) |
| César {prop} {m} | :: Caesar |
| César {prop} {m} | :: given name |
| cesaraugustana {f} | :: feminine noun of cesaraugustano |
| cesaraugustano {adj} | :: Saragossan |
| cesaraugustano {m} | :: Saragossan |
| cesárea {f} | :: Caesarean section |
| cesáreo {adj} | :: Caesarean |
| cesariano {m} | :: Caesarian |
| cesarismo {m} | :: Caesarism |
| cese {m} | :: cessation |
| cesible {adj} | :: that which may be ceded |
| cesina {f} | :: obsolete spelling of cecina |
| cesio {m} | :: caesium |
| cesión {f} | :: transfer |
| cesión {f} [sports] | :: short pass of a ball |
| cesionaria {f} | :: feminine noun of cesionario |
| cesionario {m} | :: assignee (one who has been assigned) |
| cesionario {adj} | :: assigned |
| césped {m} | :: lawn |
| césped {m} | :: grass |
| césped {m} | :: turf |
| céspede {m} | :: obsolete form of césped |
| cespitar {v} [obsolete] | :: to hesitate |
| cespitoso {adj} | :: cespitose |
| cesta {f} | :: basket |
| cesta {f} [Spain, Costa Rica, Guatemala, Nicaragua, Panama, Venezuela] | :: laundry basket, hamper (made of plastic) |
| cesta {f} [Mexico] | :: laundry basket, hamper (made of soft material such as polyester and/or cotton) |
| cestera {f} | :: feminine noun of cestero |
| cestería {f} | :: basketry, basket making |
| cestería {f} | :: basket shop |
| cestero {m} | :: basketmaker |
| cestilla {f} | :: diminutive of cesta |
| cestillo {m} | :: diminutive of cesto |
| cestita {f} | :: diminutive of cesta |
| cestito {m} | :: diminutive of cesto |
| cesto {m} | :: basket |
| cesto {m} [Bolivia, Ecuador, Honduras, Paraguay, Peru] | :: laundry basket, hamper (made of any material including plastic) |
| cesto {m} [Argentina, El Salvador, Guatemala, Mexico, Nicaragua, Uruguay] | :: laundry basket, hamper, mesh pop-up hamper (not made of plastic but rather consists of soft material such as polyester and/or cotton) |
| cesto {m} [Spain] | :: hamper (made of wicker) |
| cesto de basura {m} [Argentina, Uruguay] | :: trash can |
| cesto de basura {m} [Mexico] | :: wastebasket |
| cestodo {m} | :: tapeworm |
| céstodo {m} | :: alternative form of cestodo |
| cestriana {f} | :: feminine noun of cestriano |
| cestriano {adj} | :: Cestrian (of or pertaining to Chester, Cheshire, North West England) |
| cestriano {m} | :: Cestrian (native or resident of Chester, Cheshire, North West England) |
| -ceta {suffix} | :: feminine noun of -cete |
| cetáceo {adj} | :: cetaceous |
| cetáceo {m} | :: cetacean |
| cetal {m} [organic chemistry] | :: ketal |
| cetano {m} [organic compound] | :: cetane |
| -cete {suffix} | :: Form of -ete |
| cetemista {adj} [Mexico] | :: Of the Confederation of Mexican Workers (Confederación de Trabajadores de México) |
| cetemista {mf} [Mexico] | :: A member of the Confederation of Mexican Workers |
| cetena {f} [organic chemistry] | :: ketene |
| cetevista {adj} | :: of or relating to the Confederación de Trabajadores de Venezuela |
| cetevista {mf} | :: A member of the Confederación de Trabajadores de Venezuela |
| cetilo {m} [organic chemistry] | :: ketyl |
| cetilpiridinio {m} | :: cetylpyridinium |
| cetoácido {m} [organic compound] | :: keto acid |
| cetoacidosis {f} | :: ketoacidosis |
| cetogénesis {f} [physiology, biochemistry] | :: ketogenesis |
| cetogénico {adj} | :: ketogenic |
| cetoglutarato {m} | :: ketoglutarate |
| cetona {f} [chemistry] | :: ketone |
| cetónico {adj} | :: ketone (attributive) |
| cetopentosa {f} [carbohydrate] | :: ketopentose |
| cetosa {f} | :: ketose |
| cetosis {f} | :: ketosis |
| cetótico {adj} | :: ketotic |
| cetrera {f} | :: falconer |
| cetrería {f} | :: falconry |
| cetrero {m} | :: falconer, hawker |
| cetrino {adj} | :: yellow-green; sallow |
| cetro {m} | :: scepter |
| Cetus {prop} [constellation] | :: Cetus (winter constellation of the northern sky) |
| ceugma {m} [rare] | :: alternative spelling of zeugma |
| Ceuta {prop} {f} | :: Ceuta (autonomous city) |
| ceutí {adj} | :: Of or pertaining to Ceuta |
| ceutí {mf} | :: Someone from Ceuta |
| ceviche {m} | :: alternative spelling of cebiche |
| cevichería {f} | :: alternative spelling of cebichería |
| cevichero {adj} | :: Of or related to cebiche/ceviche |
| cevichero {m} | :: A cebiche/ceviche cook |
| CF {n} | :: FC (Football Club) |
| CFC {m} [organic chemistry] | :: initialism of clorofluorocarbono |
| ch {letter} | :: che, the fourth letter of the Spanish alphabet, after c and before d |
| Ch {letter} | :: che, the fourth letter of the Spanish alphabet, after C and before D |
| CH {prop} | :: abbreviation of Chihuahua (Mexican state) |
| CH {letter} | :: che, the fourth letter of the Spanish alphabet |
| chabacanamente {adv} | :: vulgarly, coarsely, rudely |
| chabacanería {f} | :: vulgarness, coarseness |
| chabacano {adj} | :: tacky, tawdry, gaudy, vulgar, coarse |
| chabacano {m} [Mexico] | :: apricot |
| chabacano {m} [uncountable] | :: Chavacano (Philippine Creole Spanish) |
| chabalongo {m} [Chile, obsolete or historical] | :: A kind of intense fever, perhaps typhus, that afflicted the native peoples of southern Chile |
| Chabela {prop} {f} | :: given name |
| chabola {f} | :: shanty; an old run-down house or shack |
| chabolismo {m} | :: slumdom |
| chabolista {adj} [attributive] | :: slum |
| chabolista {mf} | :: slum-dweller |
| chabolización {f} | :: turning into slums |
| chabón {m} [colloquial, Argentina] | :: dude, guy |
| chabona {f} [colloquial, Argentina] | :: feminine noun of chabón; a girl, a female teenager, a young woman |
| chacahuala {m} | :: chuckwalla |
| chacal {m} | :: jackal |
| chacalaca {f} | :: Any bird of the genus Ortalis |
| chacal común {m} | :: black-backed jackal, Canis mesomelas |
| chacal dorado {m} | :: golden jackal, Canis aureus |
| chacal rayado {m} | :: side-striped jackal, Canis adustus |
| chacarera {f} | :: chacarera |
| chacarero {m} [Latin America] | :: chacarero (farmer) |
| chacarero {m} [Chile] | :: chacarero (sandwich) |
| chacasina {f} | :: feminine noun of chacasino |
| chacasino {adj} | :: Of or from Chacas |
| chacasino {m} | :: Someone from Chacas |
| chacha {f} [pejorative] | :: maid; cleaning lady (female servant or cleaner) |
| chacha {f} [Honduras] | :: handcuffs [plural] |
| chachachá {m} | :: cha-cha |
| chachalaca {f} | :: chachalaca |
| chachalaca {f} [colloquial, Mexico, Central America] | :: babbler, yapper |
| chachalaca {f} [colloquial, Guatemala] | :: chatter |
| chachalaca {f} [colloquial, El Salvador] | :: chatty (said of a person) |
| chachapoya {adj} | :: Chachapoya |
| chachapoya {mf} | :: Chachapoya |
| Chachapoyas {prop} | :: Chachapoyas (province) |
| Chachapoyas {prop} | :: Chachapoyas (city/provincial capital) |
| chachar {v} [Latin America] | :: to chew (cocoa) |
| cháchara {f} | :: chatter, babble |
| cháchara {f} | :: small talk, chit-chat, chit-chatting |
| chacharear {vi} [colloquial] | :: to babble (talk much) |
| chacharear {vi} [colloquial] | :: to piffle (speak in a futile, ineffective, or nonsensical manner) |
| chacharear {vt} [colloquial] | :: to buy trinket |
| chácharo {m} | :: collared peccary |
| chachi {adj} [colloquial, Spain] | :: cool, terrific |
| chachito {adj} | :: diminutive of chachi |
| chacho {m} [colloquial] | :: son, boy |
| chacinería {f} | :: dry meat shop |
| chacmol {m} | :: alternative spelling of chac mool |
| chac mool {m} [archaeology] | :: a chacmool |
| Chac Mool {m} | :: alternative form of chac mool |
| chaco {m} [Paraguay] | :: farm |
| chaco {m} | :: nunchaku |
| Chaco {prop} {m} | :: Chaco (province) |
| chacó {m} | :: shako |
| chacolí {m} | :: A white wine from the Basque Country |
| chacón {m} | :: Philippine sailfin lizard |
| chacona {f} | :: chaconne |
| chacota {f} | :: joke (something said or done for amusement) |
| chacotear {v} | :: to have fun |
| chacotear {vr} | :: to mock; take the mickey (out of) |
| chacotera {f} | :: feminine noun of chacotero |
| chacotero {adj} | :: spoofing; jocular |
| chacotero {m} | :: spoofer; joker |
| chacra {f} [Latin America] | :: small farm |
| chacra {f} [Latin America] | :: field to be used for cultivation |
| chacra {m} | :: alternative spelling of chakra |
| Chad {prop} | :: Chad |
| chadiana {f} | :: feminine noun of chadiano |
| chadiano {adj} | :: Chadian |
| chadiano {m} | :: Chadian |
| chádico {adj} | :: Chadic |
| chador {m} | :: chador (robe) |
| chaebol {m} | :: chaebol |
| chafa {adj} [Mexico, colloquial] | :: cheap, low quality; lame |
| chafar {vt} | :: to crush, squash |
| chafar {vt} | :: to ruin |
| chafardear {n} | :: to gossip |
| chafardero {adj} | :: gossipy |
| chafardero {m} | :: gossipmonger, gossip |
| chafarote {f} [Argentina, pejorative] | :: soldier |
| chafarote {f} | :: thug; bully |
| chafarrinada {f} | :: smudge, stain |
| chafarrinón {m} | :: smudge, stain |
| chaflán {m} | :: chamfer |
| chaflán {m} [architecture, urbanism] | :: city block with chamfered corners |
| chagas {f} | :: Chagas disease |
| chagatai {m} | :: Chagatai (extinct Turkic language formerly spoken in Central Asia) |
| chagosiano {adj} | :: Chagossian |
| chagosiano {m} | :: Chagossian |
| chagra {mf} | :: a type of rodeo cowboy in Ecuador |
| chahuistle {f} [Mexico, botany] | :: wheat leaf rust, brown rust (Puccinia triticina) |
| chahuistle {f} [Mexico, botany] | :: bunt, pepperbrand (Tilletia laevis) |
| Chaikovski {prop} {mf} | :: Tchaikovsky (surname) |
| chaineada {f} [Mexico] | :: clean (act of cleaning) |
| chaineadita {f} | :: diminutive of chaineada |
| chaira {f} | :: knife used by shoemakers |
| chaira {f} | :: sharpening steel |
| chaira {f} [colloquial] | :: knife; blade (in general) |
| chairo {m} | :: A stew made from meat and vegetables and chuño |
| chairo {m} [slang, derogatory, Mexico] | :: A person with left-wing views, a lefty |
| chairo {m} [slang, derogatory, Mexico] | :: A hippie |
| chajá {m} | :: A crested screamer |
| chajá {m} | :: A Uruguayan cake that includes merengue, fruit, and cream |
| chajorra de monte {f} | :: Sideritis canariensis |
| chakra {m} [Hinduism, Ayurveda] | :: chakra |
| chal {m} | :: shawl (square or rectangular piece of cloth worn as a covering for the head, neck, and shoulders) |
| chala {f} [Argentina] | :: marijuana |
| chala {f} [Chile] | :: sandal |
| chalaca {f} | :: Someone from Callao |
| chalaca {f} | :: a type of straw hat |
| chalación {f} [ophthalmology] | :: chalazion |
| chalaco {adj} | :: Of or from Callao |
| chalaco {m} | :: Someone from Callao |
| chalada {f} | :: feminine noun of chalado |
| chalado {adj} [colloquial] | :: crazy |
| chalado {m} [colloquial] | :: nut (insane person) |
| chaladura {f} | :: folly, madness |
| chalái {adj} [Paraguay] | :: crappy, rubbish |
| chalán {m} | :: a traditional cowboy (vaquero) from Northern Peru |
| chalán {m} | :: the distinctive costume worn by a chalan, including a linen poncho, a straw sombrero, etc |
| chalán {m} | :: by extension, a gallant |
| chalana {f} [nautical] | :: wherry (type of ship) |
| chalar {vt} | :: to drive crazy |
| chalar {vr} | :: to go crazy |
| chalaza {f} [zoology, botany] | :: chalaza |
| chalca {mf} | :: Chalca |
| chalcona {f} [organic chemistry] | :: chalcone |
| chale {interj} [US Spanish, slang] | :: "No" intensified. Similar to "hell no" or "yeah right" |
| chalé {m} | :: cottage, chalet |
| chalecito {m} | :: diminutive of chalé |
| chaleco {m} | :: vest, waistcoat, gilet |
| chaleco {m} | :: sweater, jumper |
| chaleco antibalas {m} | :: bulletproof vest |
| chaleco salvavidas {m} | :: life jacket; life vest |
| chalequera {f} | :: feminine noun of chalequero |
| chalequero {m} | :: A waistcoat, vest or jacket maker |
| chalet {m} | :: cottage, chalet |
| chalina {f} | :: a scarf (clothing) |
| chalota {f} | :: shallot |
| chalote {m} | :: shallot |
| chalukya {adj} | :: Chalukya |
| chalukya {mf} | :: Chalukya |
| chalupa {f} [nautical] | :: shallop, sloop, launch (a kind of longboat) |
| chalupa {f} [Chile] | :: flip-flop, slipper, sandal |
| chalupa {f} [Mexico] | :: two-man canoe |
| chalupa {f} [Mexico] | :: a chalupa (bowl-shaped fried tortilla stuffed with chopped meat, lettuce, cheese, etc.) |
| chalupa {f} [Mexico, slang] | :: fat girl |
| Châm {prop} {m} | :: Ham (son of Noah) |
| chama {m} | :: chama |
| chamaca {f} | :: feminine noun of chamaco |
| chamaco {m} [colloquial, Cuba, El Salvador, Honduras, Mexico] | :: A boy or teenager; a male youth |
| chamaco {m} [colloquial, Mexico] | :: a kid (in general) |
| Chamaeleon {prop} [constellation] | :: Chamaeleon (small circumpolar constellation of the southern sky) |
| chamagoso {adj} [Mexico] | :: filthy; grubby |
| chamamé {m} [music] | :: chamamé (folk music style from NE Argentina) |
| chamamecero {m} | :: chamamé dancer |
| chamán {m} [religion] | :: shaman |
| chamánico {adj} | :: shamanic |
| chamanismo {m} | :: shamanism |
| chamaquito {m} [colloquial, Mexico] | :: kid, guy, kiddo |
| chamarilear {v} | :: to deal in second-hand goods |
| chamarilera {f} | :: feminine noun of chamarilero |
| chamarilería {f} | :: second-hand shop |
| chamarilero {m} | :: second-hand dealer |
| chamarra {f} | :: jacket, coat |
| Chamartín {prop} {m} | :: Chamartín (district) |
| chamba {f} [Spain] | :: fluke |
| chamba {f} [Spain] | :: ditch, trench |
| chamba {f} [Spain] | :: deep scar (by comparison with a ditch) |
| chamba {f} [familiar, Mexico, Central America, Peru, Colombia] | :: job, work, employment; task |
| chambao {m} | :: (Andalusian) An improvised beach tent |
| chambarete {m} [Mexico] | :: shank (cut of meat) |
| chambear {vi} [Costa Rica, Guatemala, Honduras, Mexico] | :: to work |
| chambelán {m} | :: chamberlain |
| chambergo {m} | :: (broad-rimmed) hat, slouch hat |
| chambón {adj} [colloquial, El Salvador] | :: poorly done, badly done, of bad quality |
| chambonada {f} [colloquial, El Salvador] | :: a bad work, something very poorly done |
| chambrana {f} | :: chambranle |
| chamcua {f} | :: [Peru] Minthostachys spp |
| chamizo {m} | :: shack, hut |
| chamo {m} [Venezuela, colloquial] | :: kid, child |
| chamorro {m} [Mexico] | :: shank (of pork, beef, etc.), e.g. 'chamorro de puerco', pork shank |
| chamorro {m} | :: Chamorro (Austronesian language) |
| chamoy {m} | :: A type of sauce from Mexico made from pickled fruit, chili and other ingredients |
| chamoyada {f} | :: A type of spicy shaved ice made with chamoy |
| champa {f} | :: clod, tuft (small cluster of plants with adhering earth, piece of turf) |
| champa {f} [pejorative, Chile] | :: pubic hair, armpit hair |
| champagne {m} | :: champagne |
| champán {m} | :: champagne |
| champaña {m} | :: alternative form of champán |
| Champaña {prop} {f} | :: Champaña (region) |
| champañero {m} | :: champagne bucket |
| champi {m} | :: mushroom, shroom |
| champigñón {m} | :: alternative form of champiñón |
| champiñón {m} | :: button mushroom (Agaricus bisporus) |
| champiñón {m} [colloquial] | :: mushroom |
| champiñón {m} [colloquial, humorous] | :: fungus, mold |
| champiñón ostra {m} | :: oyster mushroom (common edible mushroom of the species Pleurotus ostreatus) |
| champión {m} | :: trainer, sports shoe |
| Champions {prop} [soccer] | :: Champions League (the highest-level European club football tournament) |
| champú {m} | :: shampoo |
| champurrado {m} [Mexico] | :: A traditional chocolate-based atole, containing panela, vanilla, anise and cinnamon |
| champurrado {m} [Cuba] | :: A water-based drink, containing several spices, mixed with rum or brandy |
| champurrar {v} | :: to mix (spirits) |
| chamullar {v} [Chile, Argentina, colloquial] | :: to lie, to seduce or convince someone making use of lies |
| chamullar {v} [Spain, colloquial] | :: to talk, chat |
| chamullo {m} [Chile] | :: an story of little truth |
| chamullo {m} [Chile] | :: the art of telling lies |
| chamuscar {v} | :: to scorch, to singe |
| chamuyar {v} [Argentina, Uruguay, colloquial] | :: to chat up, sweet-talk |
| chamuyero {m} [Argentina, colloquial] | :: charmer, someone who frequently uses fake tactics and adulation to pick up women. Chamuyar and the spin-off words can have bad connotations, and are often interchanged with “to lie” and “liar.” |
| chan {m} [Costa Rica, El Salvador, Guatemala, Honduras] | :: alternative form of chía |
| chana {f} [Chile, slang] | :: Term applied to a lower‐class woman not desired for a longer relationship |
| chaná {m} | :: A Chaná; a member of an indigenous ethnic group of Argentina and Uruguay |
| chaná {m} [uncountable] | :: The critically endangered Chaná language |
| chanante {mf} | :: A person appearing on the show La hora chanante, a surrealist Spanish comedy show |
| chanante {adj} [Spain] | :: absurd or surreal |
| chanante {adj} [Spain] | :: of or pertaining to the show La hora chanante |
| chañar {m} | :: Geoffroea decorticans, a small deciduous tree |
| chanate {m} [Mexico] | :: great-tailed grackle (Quiscalus mexicanus) |
| chanate {m} [Mexico, US Spanish] | :: red-winged blackbird (Agelaius phoeniceus) |
| chanate {m} [US Spanish, prison slang, derogatory] | :: black person |
| chanate {m} [US Spanish, prison slang] | :: coffee |
| chanca {f} [Cono Sur] | :: grinding; crushing |
| chancaca {f} | :: panela (solid piece of unrefined sugar) |
| chancadito {adj} [Latin America] | :: hunky |
| chancay {m} | :: Chancay |
| chancay {m} [Peru] | :: Something of poor quality |
| chance {mf} | :: chance |
| chance {conj} [Mexico] | :: maybe, perchance, perhaps or possibly |
| chancear {v} | :: to poke fun (at); to make fun of |
| chancera {f} | :: feminine noun of chancero |
| chancero {adj} | :: jokey |
| chancero {m} | :: joker |
| chancha {f} [Latin America] | :: female pig, sow |
| chanchi {adj} [colloquial] | :: fab, awesome |
| chanchito {m} [Latin America] | :: piglet |
| chanchito {m} | :: piggy bank |
| chanchito de tierra {m} | :: woodlouse |
| chancho {m} [Latin America] | :: pig |
| chancho {adj} [Latin America, figuratively] | :: dirty |
| chanchullo {m} [colloquial] | :: sleaze, scum |
| chanchullo {m} [colloquial] | :: sham, fishy business, funny stuff |
| chanchullo {m} | :: backgammon |
| chanciller {m} | :: Variant form of canciller |
| chancillería {f} | :: chancellery |
| chancla {f} | :: slipper |
| chancla {f} | :: flip-flop |
| chancla {f} | :: old shoe |
| chancleta {f} | :: slipper (house shoe) |
| chancleta {f} | :: weapon (blunt object) |
| chancleta {f} [Latin America, colloquial] | :: girl |
| chancleta {f} [Colombia] | :: accelerator (accelerator pedal) |
| chancleta {mf} [colloquial] | :: inept person |
| chancletazo {m} | :: strike with a sandal |
| chancletear {v} | :: To walk in sandals or slippers |
| chanclo {m} | :: clog |
| chanclo {m} [usually, in the plural, Mexico] | :: galosh |
| chanco {n} | :: Chanco cheese |
| Chanco {prop} {m} | :: Chanco (city) |
| chancón {adj} [Peru] | :: swotty |
| chancón {m} [Peru] | :: swot |
| chancóna {f} | :: feminine noun of chancón |
| chancro {m} | :: chancre |
| chancroide {m} | :: chancroid |
| chandal {m} | :: alternative form of chándal |
| chándal {m} [Spain] | :: tracksuit |
| chandela {mf} | :: Chandela |
| chandelier {m} | :: chandelier |
| chané {adj} | :: Chané |
| chané {mf} | :: Chané |
| chanelar {v} | :: To get; understand; twig |
| chanfaina {f} | :: A meat stew made with lamb and various other ingredients |
| changa {f} | :: small job; odd job |
| changa {f} | :: job of a porter |
| changa {f} | :: part-time job |
| changana {m} | :: Changana (language) |
| changarrito {m} | :: diminutive of changarro |
| changarro {m} [colloquial, Mexico, pejorative] | :: shop |
| Changchun {prop} | :: Changchun (prefecture-level city/and/sub-provincial city/provincial capital) |
| Changhsingiano {prop} {m} | :: Changhsingian |
| Changhsingiense {prop} {m} | :: Changhsingian |
| chango {m} [Mexico] | :: monkey |
| chango {m} [Argentina] | :: shopping trolley, shopping cart |
| chango {m} [Bolivia, Argentina] | :: kid [specifically NW Argentina] |
| Changó {prop} {m} | :: Shango (orisha in Yoruba religion) |
| changuear {v} [Latin America] | :: to joke; to kid |
| changüí {m} | :: changüí |
| chanque {f} | :: Chilean abalone |
| chanquete {m} | :: transparent goby (Aphia minuta) |
| chanquino {adj} | :: from the Chilean city of Chanco |
| chanson {m} | :: chanson |
| chanta {m} [colloquial, Argentina, Chile] | :: liar |
| chanta {f} | :: fake, nonsense |
| chantage {m} | :: obsolete form of chantaje |
| chantaje {m} | :: blackmail |
| chantaje {m} | :: extortion, blackmailing |
| chantajear {v} | :: to blackmail |
| chantajista {mf} | :: blackmailer |
| chantar {v} [Chile, slang] | :: to stop |
| chantar {v} [Chile, vulgar, ] | :: to fuck |
| chantarela {f} | :: chanterelle |
| chante {m} [Costa Rica] | :: house |
| chantear {v} | :: to hunt rabbits |
| chantillí {m} | :: whipped cream, Chantilly cream |
| chantre {mf} | :: chanter, precentor |
| chanza {f} | :: joke |
| chao {interj} | :: alternative form of chau |
| chapa {f} | :: veneer |
| chapa {f} | :: plating |
| chapa {f} | :: lock |
| chapa {f} | :: badge |
| chapa {f} | :: license plate |
| chapa {f} [colloquial] | :: crown cap |
| chapa {f} [Bolivia, Peru] | :: nickname |
| chapa {f} [Ecuador] | :: police officer |
| chapa {f} [Nicaragua] | :: earring |
| chapa {f} [Argentina, Uruguay] | :: roofing sheet |
| chapa {f} [Philippines, historical] | :: a safe-conduct |
| chapado {adj} | :: plated (with metal) |
| chapado {adj} | :: beautiful, nice |
| chapalear {v} | :: to wade (in shallow water) |
| chapalear {v} | :: to splash |
| chapalear {v} | :: to clatter |
| chapapote {m} | :: alternative form of chapopote |
| chapar {vt} | :: to veneer |
| chapar {vt} | :: to plate (as with metal) |
| chapar {vt} | :: to say a hard truth |
| chapar {vi} [colloquial] | :: to swot (study hard) |
| chaparra {f} | :: kermes oak (Quercus coccifera) |
| chaparra {f} | :: chaparral (scrubland) |
| chaparra {f} [Latin America] | :: a female of short stature |
| chaparral {m} | :: chaparral |
| chaparreras {fp} | :: chaps (leather trousers) |
| chaparrito {m} | :: diminutive of chaparro |
| chaparro {m} | :: kermes oak (Quercus coccifera) |
| chaparro {m} | :: chaparral (scrubland) |
| chaparro {m} [Mexico] | :: netleaf oak (Quercus rugosa) |
| chaparro {m} [Mexico] | :: person of short stature |
| chaparrón {m} | :: downpour, cloudburst |
| chaparrón {m} [Andalucia, Cuba, Honduras, Puerto Rico] | :: barrage, burst (e.g., barrage of criticism) |
| chapata {f} | :: ciabatta |
| chape {m} | :: tress, braid |
| chapear {v} | :: synonym of chapar |
| chapear {v} | :: to weed (remove weeds) |
| chapear {v} [Latin America] | :: to thrive |
| chapela {f} | :: Basque-style beret |
| chapeo {m} | :: hat |
| chaperno {m} | :: The lancepod Lonchocarpus yoroensis |
| chapero {m} | :: hustler, rent boy (male prostitute) |
| chaperona {f} [microbiology] | :: chaperone |
| chapilla {f} | :: diminutive of chapa |
| chapín {adj} | :: bow-legged |
| chapín {m} | :: clog |
| chapín {m} | :: Guatemalan |
| chapistería {f} | :: metal workshop, especially for cars |
| chapita {f} | :: cap; bottlecap |
| chapitel {m} | :: spire |
| chapo {m} | :: (Mexico) person of short stature |
| chapo {m} | :: (Ecuador) an Ecuadorian dish based on chocolate and barley flour (máchica) |
| chapó {interj} | :: Used to express appreciation; hat tip |
| chapón {m} [Spain, derogatory] | :: wonk, swot, nerd |
| chapona {f} | :: feminine noun of chapón |
| chapopote {m} [Mexico] | :: tar |
| chapopote {m} [Mexico] | :: asphalt |
| chapote {m} [Mexico] | :: Texas persimmon, Mexican persimmon; Diospyros texana |
| chapoteadero {m} | :: paddling pool |
| chapotear {v} | :: dabble |
| chapotear {v} | :: splatter |
| chapucear {v} [colloquial] | :: to botch; mess up |
| chapuceramente {adv} | :: shoddily, sloppily |
| chapucería {f} | :: shoddiness |
| chapucero {adj} | :: shoddy |
| chapucero {adj} [Mexico, familiar] | :: dishonest |
| chapucero {adj} [pejorative] | :: amateur |
| chapucero {m} | :: sloppy worker |
| chapucero {m} [Mexico, familiar] | :: swindler |
| chapulín {m} [Central America, Colombia, Mexico] | :: grasshopper, locust, especially when toasted as food |
| chapulín {m} [Central America] | :: small child, tot |
| Chapultepec {m} | :: A large, wooded park in central Mexico City; site of Los Pinos, the official residence of the president of Mexico |
| chapurrar {v} | :: alternative form of chapurrear |
| chapurrar {v} | :: to mix (spirits) |
| chapurrear {v} | :: to smatter (speak a language superficially) |
| chapuz {m} | :: alternative spelling of chapuza |
| chapuza {f} [colloquial] | :: work, especially maintenance and involving manual labor, of little importance; odd job; jury-rigged |
| chapuza {f} [colloquial] | :: something poorly done; botched job, shoddy work, botch |
| chapuza {f} [colloquial, Mexico] | :: cheat, trick, cheating, deceit (specially in sports, games, gambling, elections, seldom in commerce, almost never in sentimental relationships) |
| chapuzar {v} | :: to dive in head first |
| chapuzón {m} | :: dip; brief swim |
| chaque {m} | :: A dish from Arequipa, Peru, consisting of beef or lamb served with various vegetables |
| chaqué {m} | :: morning dress |
| chaqueño {adj} | :: of or from Chaco |
| chaqueño {m} | :: Someone from Chaco |
| chaqueo {m} | :: land clearing; slashing |
| chaqueta {f} | :: jacket, piece of clothing worn on the upper body outside a shirt or blouse, often waist length to thigh length |
| chaquete {m} | :: backgammon |
| chaquetear {vi} | :: to be afraid, draw back |
| chaquetear {v} | :: to run away, flee |
| chaquetear {v} | :: to change sides, become a turncoat |
| chaquetear {v} | :: to change one’s opinion |
| chaquetear {v} | :: to renege |
| chaquetear {vr} [slang] | :: to masturbate, jerk off |
| chaquetera {f} | :: feminine noun of chaquetero |
| chaquetero {m} | :: turncoat |
| chaquetilla {f} | :: diminutive of cazo; small or short jacket |
| chaquetilla {f} [bullfighting] | :: A short jacket with shoulder reinforcements, worn by bullfighters |
| chaquetita {f} | :: diminutive of chaqueta; small jacket |
| chaquetón {m} | :: a short coat or jacket |
| chaquira {f} | :: bead |
| chaquiste {m} [Mexico] | :: no-see-um, biting midge (Forcipomyia nodosa, from the midge family Ceratopogonidae) |
| characato {adj} [Peru] | :: Of or from Arequipa |
| charada {f} | :: charade |
| charal {m} [Mexico] | :: Any of numerous species of small freshwater fish, especially when dried and used as food |
| charaleña {f} | :: feminine noun of charaleño |
| charaleño {adj} | :: Of or from the municipality of Charalá, Colombia |
| charaleño {m} | :: An inhabitant of the municipality of Charalá, Colombia |
| charanga {f} | :: charanga |
| charango {m} | :: charango |
| charanguista {mf} | :: charanguista |
| charapa {mf} [Peru] | :: Someone from eastern Peru |
| charapita {f} | :: diminutive of charapa |
| charca {f} | :: pond, pool [smaller than laguna] |
| charca {f} | :: (big) puddle, marshy area |
| charcha {adj} [Chile, slang] | :: trashy (of very poor quality, worthless) |
| charcha {f} [Chile, colloquial] | :: fat |
| charco {m} | :: puddle |
| charco {m} | :: pool |
| charco {m} [colloquial] | :: the pond (i.e., the Atlantic Ocean) |
| charcutería {f} | :: charcuterie |
| charcutero {m} | :: meat seller |
| chardonnay {m} | :: Chardonnay |
| charla {f} | :: talk, chat |
| charlar {v} | :: to chat |
| charlatán {adj} | :: chatterbox |
| charlatán {m} | :: chatterbox, blabbermouth |
| charlatán {m} | :: charlatan, quack |
| charlatanear {v} | :: to chatter |
| charlatanería {f} | :: charlatanry |
| charleston {m} | :: Charleston (dance) |
| charlestón {m} | :: Charleston |
| charlestoniana {f} | :: feminine noun of charlestoniano |
| charlestoniano {adj} | :: Charlestonian (of or pertaining to Charleston, South Carolina) |
| charlestoniano {adj} | :: Charlestonian (of or pertaining to Charleston, West Virginia) |
| charlestoniano {adj} | :: Charlestonian (of or pertaining to any other location bearing the name "Charleston") |
| charlestoniano {m} | :: Charlestonian (native or resident of Charleston, South Carolina) |
| charlestoniano {m} | :: Charlestonian (native or resident of Charleston, West Virginia) |
| charlestoniano {m} | :: Charlestonian (native or resident of any other location bearing the name "Charleston") |
| charleta {f} | :: babbler, chatterbox |
| charlista {mf} | :: talk-giver |
| charlotear {v} | :: to chat, talk |
| charlotear {vt} | :: to blabber, tattle (reveal something one should not say) |
| charlotear {v} [colloquial] | :: to chatter |
| charnega {f} | :: feminine noun of charnego |
| charnego {m} [often derogatory, Catalonia] | :: A person who is half Catalan and half from another ethnolinguistic group |
| charnego {m} [often derogatory, Catalonia] | :: A Spanish person who lives in Catalonia but immigrated from another part of Spain and cannot speak Catalan |
| charnela {m} | :: hinge |
| charnela {m} | :: hinge teeth |
| charnela {m} [geology] | :: hinge point |
| Charo {prop} {f} | :: given name |
| charol {m} | :: patent leather |
| charol {m} [Colombia, Ecuador] | :: tray |
| charola {f} [Bolivia, Honduras, Mexico, Peru] | :: tray |
| charolar {v} | :: to cover with patent leather |
| charón {m} [Louisiana] | :: alternative form of chodrón, cauldron |
| charpa {m} | :: belt or sheath for a sword |
| charpa {m} [medicine] | :: sling |
| charque {m} | :: alternative form of charqui |
| charquear {v} [Argentina, Bolivia, Chile, Paraguay, Peru, Uruguay] | :: to jerk (to cure meat by cutting it into strips and drying it) |
| charqui {m} | :: jerky (air-dried meat) |
| charquicán {m} | :: A kind of stew from South America, made with jerky and other ingredients |
| charquito {m} | :: diminutive of charco |
| charra {f} | :: feminine noun of charro |
| charrán {m} | :: tern (bird of family Sternidae) |
| charranada {f} | :: shenanigan; trick |
| charrancito {m} | :: Any of a number of small terns in the Sternula genus |
| charrasca {f} [musical instrument, Latin America] | :: a jawbone used as a percussion instrument |
| charrasca {f} [Latin America] | :: knife |
| charrasqueo {m} | :: strumming |
| charreada {f} | :: charreada |
| charrería {f} | :: charreada |
| charretera {f} | :: epaulette |
| charrito {m} | :: diminutive of charro |
| charro {adj} | :: coarse, vulgar |
| charro {adj} | :: rustic |
| charro {adj} [slang, Texas] | :: A short form of frijoles a la charra, that is, pinto or pink beans boiled with condiments but otherwise plain and simple |
| charro {adj} | :: from Salamanca |
| charro {m} | :: one who is rustic or coarse |
| charro {m} | :: someone from Salamanca |
| charro {m} [Mexico] | :: a traditional postindependence Mexican horseman |
| charrúa {adj} [Latin America] | :: Uruguayan |
| charrúa {mf} [Latin America] | :: Uruguayan |
| chart {m} | :: chart |
| charter {m} | :: A shuttlebus |
| chárter {adj} [of a flight] | :: charter (independent of regular lines and schedules) |
| chascar {v} | :: to click, snap |
| chascarrillo {m} | :: short funny anecdote |
| chascarro {m} | :: blooper |
| chasco {m} | :: disappointment |
| chascón {adj} [Chile, Bolivia] | :: shaggy, dishevelled (with disorderly, uncombed hair) |
| chashu {m} | :: char siu |
| chasis {m} | :: chassis |
| chasís {m} [chiefly Latin America] | :: alternative form of chasis |
| chasista {mf} | :: chassis maker |
| chasquear {v} | :: to crack a whip |
| chasquear {v} | :: to click, snap (one's fingers) |
| chasquear {v} | :: to click (with the tongue) |
| chasquero {adj} | :: Of or pertaining to the chasqui |
| chasqui {m} | :: One of the Inca's personal running messengers |
| chasquido {m} | :: A whipping, crackling, clicking or similar sound |
| chasquido {m} | :: The sound a dolphin makes |
| chat {m} | :: chat (exchange of text or voice messages in real time through a computer network) |
| chatamente {adv} | :: flatly, plainly |
| chatarra {f} | :: scrap (metal) |
| chatarra {f} [Spain, colloquial] | :: small change |
| chatarra {f} [Spain, colloquial] | :: junk |
| chatarrera {f} | :: scrap dealer |
| chatarrería {f} | :: junkyard, scrapyard |
| chatarrero {m} | :: scrap merchant |
| chatarrización {f} | :: scrapping (disposal of cars, etc) |
| chatbot {m} | :: chatbot |
| chatear {v} | :: to chat on the Internet |
| chatear {v} [Honduras] | :: to chat |
| chateo {m} | :: the act of chatting online |
| chati {f} [colloquial] | :: chick; broad; gal |
| chatino {adj} | :: Chatino |
| chatino {m} | :: Chatino |
| chatni {m} | :: chutney |
| chato {adj} | :: flat |
| chato {adj} | :: pug-nosed |
| chato {adj} [Chile] | :: annoyed, fed up, sick and tired |
| chato {adj} [Antilles, colloquial] | :: kiddo, little one, youngster |
| Chattiense {prop} {m} [geology, paleontology] | :: Chattian (a subdivision of the Oligocene epoch) |
| chatura {f} | :: flatness, drabness |
| chatura {f} | :: dim-wittedness |
| chaturanga {f} | :: chaturanga |
| chaty {m} | :: tjaty (a vizier in Ancient Egypt) |
| chau {interj} [Hispanic America, some parts of Spain] | :: bye, goodbye |
| chaucha {f} [Argentina, Paraguay, Uruguay] | :: green bean |
| chauchero {m} | :: errand boy; messenger |
| chaufa {m} [Latin America] | :: fried rice |
| chauffeur {mf} | :: alternative form of chofer |
| chaulafán {m} [Latin America] | :: fried rice |
| chauvinismo {m} | :: chauvinism |
| chauvinista {adj} | :: chauvinistic (excessively patriotic) |
| chauz {m} [historical] | :: A chiaus |
| chava {f} [Mexico] | :: kid, gal |
| chavacano de Zamboanga {m} | :: Zamboanga Chavacano |
| chaval {m} [chiefly Spain] | :: kid, boy |
| chaval {m} | :: young man, lad, youngster |
| chaval {m} [Spain, colloquial] | :: buddy, guy |
| chavala {f} | :: feminine noun of chaval |
| chavalada {f} [colloquial, Spain] | :: young people, teens, adolescents |
| chavalería {f} [colloquial, Spain] | :: young people, teens, adolescents |
| chavalilla {f} | :: diminutive of chavala; small girl |
| chavalín {m} | :: kid |
| chavalito {m} | :: diminutive of chaval |
| chavalo {m} | :: boy |
| chavalo {m} | :: young man |
| chavalo {m} | :: lad |
| chavalote {m} [colloquial] | :: dude, fella |
| chavecista {adj} | :: alternative spelling of chavista |
| Chavena {prop} {f} | :: given name |
| Chaves {prop} | :: surname |
| Chaves {prop} | :: surname |
| Chaves {prop} | :: surname |
| chaveta {f} | :: forelock, cotter pin, split pin |
| chaveta {f} | :: peg |
| chavetazo {m} [Peru] | :: knife; stabbing |
| chavetear {v} [Peru] | :: to knife; stab |
| Chávez {prop} | :: surname |
| chavín {adj} | :: Chavín |
| chavín {m} | :: Chavín |
| chavina {f} | :: feminine noun of chavín |
| chavismo {m} | :: Chavism |
| chavista {adj} | :: Chavista |
| chavista {mf} | :: Chavista |
| chavita {f} | :: feminine noun of chavito |
| chavito {m} | :: (little) Mexican boy |
| chaviza {f} [Mexico] | :: youngsters; yoofs; youth |
| chavo {m} [colloquial] | :: ochavo (former currency of Spain made of copper) |
| chavo {m} [colloquial, Cuba] | :: centavo (subunit of the Cuban peso) |
| chavo {m} [colloquial, Puerto Rico] | :: centavo (subunit of the Puerto Rican dollar) |
| chavo {m} [colloquial, Puerto Rico] | :: cent (subunit of the US dollar) |
| chavo {m} [colloquial, Puerto Rico] | :: penny, cash, dough |
| chavo {m} [Mexico] | :: boy, kid |
| chavo {m} [Mexico, slang] | :: guy [usually in his 20's] |
| chavomadurista {adj} | :: Of, pertaining to, or supporting, both Nicolás Maduro and Hugo Chávez |
| chavorruca {f} [Mexico, colloquial] | :: A middle-aged person engaging in behavior typical of younger people; an adultescent |
| chavorruco {m} [Mexico, colloquial] | :: A middle-aged person engaging in behavior typical of younger people; an adultescent |
| Chaxiraxi {prop} {f} | :: A Guanche goddess from the island of Tenerife |
| Chaxiraxi {prop} {f} | :: given name from the Canary Islands |
| chaya {f} | :: chaya (tree) |
| Chayo {prop} {f} | :: given name |
| chayota {f} [Venezuela] | :: alternative form of chayote |
| chayote {m} | :: chayote |
| chayotera {f} | :: chayote (plant) |
| Chayuco {prop} | :: Chayuco (town) |
| Chayuco {prop} | :: Chayuco (municipality) |
| che {f} | :: Name of the digraph Ch/ch, previously was considered a letter |
| che {interj} [Argentine, Uruguay, Bolivia, Paraguay, regional Spain] | :: hey |
| che {mf} [colloquial, Chile] | :: Argentinian person |
| Che {prop} | :: surname |
| CHE {prop} {m} | :: initialism of Colegio Hondureño de Economistas |
| Chebo {prop} {m} | :: given name |
| chebrón {m} [heraldry] | :: chevron |
| checa {f} | :: feminine noun of checo |
| checa {prop} {f} | :: The former Russian secret police (1917–1922) |
| checar {v} [Mexico] | :: to check, check out, check up |
| chechena {f} | :: feminine noun of checheno |
| Chechenia {prop} {f} | :: Chechenia (republic) |
| checheno {adj} | :: Chechen |
| checheno {m} | :: Chechen (person) |
| checheno {m} | :: Chechen (language) |
| Chechnia {prop} {f} | :: alternative form of Chechenia |
| Chechnya {prop} {f} | :: alternative form of Chechenia |
| check {m} | :: check (mark) |
| check-in {m} | :: check-in |
| checkin {m} | :: check-in |
| checkout {m} | :: checkout (in a hotel) |
| checo {adj} | :: Czech (from, native to, or pertaining to, the Czech Republic) |
| checo {adj} [dated] | :: Czechoslovakian |
| checo {m} | :: a Czech |
| checo {m} | :: the Czech language |
| checo {m} [slang, vesre, backslang] | :: car (see checonato) |
| Checo {prop} | :: given name |
| checonato {m} [vesre] | :: car |
| checoslovaca {f} | :: feminine noun of checoslovaco |
| checoslovaco {adj} [historical] | :: Czechoslovakian (of, from or pertaining to Czechoslovakia) |
| checoslovaco {m} [historical] | :: Czechoslovakian (person from Czechoslovakia) |
| Checoslovaquia {prop} {f} | :: Czechoslovakia |
| cheddar {m} | :: cheddar |
| cheerleader {mf} | :: cheerleader |
| cheescake {m} | :: synonym of tarta de queso |
| cheesecake {m} | :: cheesecake |
| chef {mf} | :: A chef, head cook |
| cheff {mf} | :: alternative spelling of chef |
| cheje {m} | :: link (of a chain) |
| cheje {m} | :: golden-fronted woodpecker (Melanerpes aurifrons) |
| chekeré {m} | :: sekere (musical instrument) |
| chela {f} [Central America, slang] | :: feminine noun of chelo; blonde, fair-skinned, blue-eyed |
| chela {f} [Mexico, Peru, Chile, slang] | :: beer |
| chele {m} [El Salvador, Guatemala, Honduras] | :: sleep [in the corner of the eye] |
| chele {m} [Dominican Republic] | :: cent [currency] |
| chele {mf} [Honduras, Nicaragua, vesre] | :: blond-haired |
| chele {mf} [vesre] | :: milk |
| chele {mf} [vulgar, slang, Uruguay, Argentina, vesre] | :: semen |
| chele {adj} [El Salvador, colloquial] | :: fair-skinned |
| chelia {f} | :: holly barberry |
| Cheliábinsk {prop} | :: Cheliábinsk (oblast) |
| Cheliábinsk {prop} | :: Cheliábinsk (city/administrative center) |
| chelín {m} | :: shilling |
| chelista {mf} | :: cellist |
| chelito {m} [colloquial, El Salvador] | :: sleep (in the corner of the eye) |
| chelito {m} [colloquial, El Salvador] | :: correction fluid |
| chelito {adj} | :: white (white-skinned) |
| chelo {adj} [Central America, slang] | :: blonde, fair-skinned, blue-eyed |
| chelo {m} [Central America, slang] | :: a blonde, fair-skinned, blue-eyed man |
| chelo {m} | :: cello (musical instrument) |
| Chelo {prop} | :: given name |
| Chema {prop} {m} | :: given name |
| Chema {prop} {m} | :: nickname of José María |
| Chemnitz {prop} | :: Chemnitz (city) |
| chenchén {m} | :: A type of savoury cake from Dominican Republic, made of corn |
| chenchena {f} [Llanos] | :: hoatzin |
| chengyu {m} [linguistics] | :: chengyu |
| chepa {f} [colloquial] | :: hump (of a camel) |
| chepa {f} [Dominican Republic, slang] | :: luck |
| Chepa {prop} {f} | :: given name |
| chepano {adj} | :: Of or from Chepo |
| chepano {m} | :: Someone from Chepo |
| Chepe {prop} {m} [colloquial, Costa Rica] | :: Nickname for San José in Costa Rica |
| Chepén {prop} | :: Chepén (province) |
| Chepén {prop} | :: Chepén (city/provincial capital) |
| chepeño {m} [colloquial, Costa Rica] | :: Nickname for resident of San José ("Chepe") in Costa Rica |
| chepeño {adj} [colloquial, Costa Rica] | :: Belonging or relating to San José ("Chepe") in Costa Rica |
| Chépica {prop} {m} | :: Chépica (city) |
| chepicano {adj} | :: from the Chilean city of Chépica |
| chepiche {m} | :: synonym of tepiche |
| cheque {m} | :: cheque [US], blank cheque [Australia, Canada, India, Ireland, New Zealand, UK] |
| chequear {vt} | :: to check |
| chequear {vt} | :: to examine |
| cheque en blanco {m} | :: blank check [US], blank cheque [Australia, Canada, Ireland, New Zealand, UK] (a signed cheque with the value left blank) |
| chequeo {m} | :: check |
| chequeo {m} | :: examination; check-up |
| chequeo {m} | :: checkpoint |
| chequera {f} | :: chequebook, checkbook |
| chequeré {m} | :: alternative spelling of chekeré |
| Chequia {prop} {f} | :: Czech Republic |
| chera {f} | :: feminine noun of chero |
| Cherkessk {prop} | :: Cherkessk (city) |
| Chernóbil {prop} | :: Chernóbil (city) |
| Chernóbyl {prop} | :: alternative spelling of Chernóbil |
| chero {m} [colloquial, El Salvador] | :: close friend, pal |
| cheroqui {m} | :: Cherokee (language) |
| cheroqui {mf} | :: Cherokee (person) |
| cheroqui {adj} | :: Cherokee |
| chéroqui {adj} | :: alternative form of cheroqui |
| chéroqui {mf} | :: alternative form of cheroqui |
| chéroqui {prop} {m} | :: alternative form of cheroqui |
| cherry {m} | :: cherry tomato |
| chesco {m} [slang, Mexico] | :: soft drink |
| chéster {m} | :: Cheshire cheese |
| cheto {adj} [Uruguay] | :: great, sweet, brill |
| cheto {adj} [Argentina, Uruguay] | :: posh, snobbish |
| cheurón {m} | :: chevron |
| che vaqueira {f} [linguistics] | :: The allophone of the phoneme /ʎ/ as pronounced in certain dialects of Asturleonese, corresponding to the phonemes [ɖ], [dʐ], [tʂ] or [t͡s] |
| cheve {f} [slang, Mexico] | :: beer |
| chévere {adj} [slang, Cuba, Puerto Rico, Dominican Republic, Venezuela, Colombia, Ecuador, Peru, El Salvador, ] | :: terrific, cool, awesome, nifty |
| chévere {m} [Guatemala] | :: hot dog |
| cheverísimo {adj} | :: superlative of chévere |
| chevrón {m} | :: alternative form of chebrón |
| Chéxpir {prop} | :: alternative spelling of Shakespeare |
| cheyenés {adj} | :: Cheyenne (of or pertaining to the indigenous Cheyenne people) |
| cheyenés {adj} | :: Cheyenneite (of or pertaining to Cheyenne, Wyoming) |
| cheyenés {m} | :: Cheyenne (a member or descendant of the indigenous Cheyenne people) |
| cheyenés {m} | :: Cheyenneite (native or resident of Cheyenne, Wyoming) |
| cheyenesa {f} | :: feminine noun of cheyenés |
| chía {f} | :: chia (seed of Salvia plants) |
| chiamana {f} | :: feminine noun of chimán |
| chiapaneco {adj} | :: From or related to the Mexican state of Chiapas |
| chiapaneco {m} | :: Someone from Chiapas |
| Chiapas {prop} {m} | :: Chiapas (state) |
| Chiba {prop} | :: Chiba (prefecture) |
| Chiba {prop} | :: Chiba (capital city) |
| chibcha {adj} | :: Muisca |
| chibcha {mf} | :: Muisca |
| chibchense {adj} | :: Chibchan |
| chic {adj} | :: elegant |
| chic {m} | :: elegance |
| chica {f} | :: feminine noun of chico, girl |
| chica {f} [colloquial] | :: gal, chick |
| Chicago {prop} | :: Chicago (large city) |
| chicana {f} | :: chicanery, deception |
| chicana {f} | :: trick, prank |
| chicana {f} | :: feminine noun of chicano; Chicana |
| chicanear {v} | :: to hoodwink; deceive |
| chicano {adj} [of a person] | :: of Mexican descent and living in the United States |
| chicano {m} | :: Chicano |
| chicatana {f} | :: leafcutter |
| chicazo {m} | :: tomboy |
| chicha {f} | :: chicha (fermented beverage, most commonly made from maize, grapes or apples) |
| chicha {f} [Panama, Peru] | :: juice, soft drink |
| chicha {f} [vulgar] | :: boob (female breast) |
| chicha {f} [colloquial, Spain] | :: meat; flesh (culinary term) |
| Chicha {prop} {f} | :: given name |
| chichar {v} [vulgar, Latin America] | :: to have sex with, to fuck |
| chícharo {m} [Mexico] | :: pea |
| chicharrar {v} | :: alternative form of achicharrar |
| chicharrero {adj} | :: From Santa Cruz de Tenerife |
| chicharrero {m} | :: Someone from Santa Cruz de Tenerife |
| chicharro {m} | :: Atlantic horse mackerel (Trachurus trachurus) |
| chicharro {m} [colloquial, soccer] | :: goal |
| chicharrón {m} | :: fried pork rind, greaves |
| chicharronera {f} | :: A chicharrones restaurant |
| chichera {f} | :: feminine noun of chichero |
| chichería {f} | :: A chicha bar or brewery |
| chichero {m} | :: chicha seller |
| chichero {m} | :: chicha manufacturer |
| chicheta {f} | :: A thumbtack (US), or drawing pin (UK) |
| chichi {m} [vulgar] | :: pussy; cunt (vulva) |
| chichi {m} [Panama] | :: baby |
| chichi {m} [Honduras, colloquial] | :: kid |
| chichi {m} [colloquial, Mexico, often, in the plural] | :: boob (breast) |
| chichi {m} [Latin America, childish] | :: pee |
| chichí {m} [colloquial, often childish] | :: pee |
| chichí {m} | :: alternative form of chichi |
| chichicuilote {m} [Mexico] | :: plover |
| chichicuilote {m} [Mexico] | :: Wilson's plover (Charadrius wilsonia) |
| chichifo {m} [Mexico, gay slang] | :: male prostitute, he-whore (he who has only or chiefly male clients) |
| chichigua {f} [Dominican Republic] | :: kite |
| chichimeca {adj} | :: of or pertaining to the Chichimeca peoples |
| chichimeco {adj} | :: alternative form of chichimeca |
| chichiquelite {m} [Mexico, botany] | :: black nightshade (Solanum nigrum) |
| chicho {m} [regional, Caribbean, ] | :: a roll of stomach fat, a love handle |
| chichón {adj} | :: joking |
| chichón {adj} [Latin America] | :: having large breasts |
| chichón {m} | :: bump on the head |
| chickenwing {m} | :: chickenwing |
| chiclán {adj} | :: having only one visible testicle |
| chiclayana {f} | :: feminine noun of chiclayano |
| chiclayano {adj} | :: Of or from Chiclayo |
| chiclayano {m} | :: Someone from Chiclayo |
| Chiclayo {prop} | :: Chiclayo (city) |
| chicle {m} | :: chewing gum |
| chicle {m} | :: chicle |
| chiclero {m} [Mexico] | :: A person who extracts gum from wild or cultivated trees |
| chicloso {adj} | :: sticky, chewy |
| chicloso {adj} [Mexico] | :: clingy |
| chicloso {m} [Costa Rica, Mexico] | :: taffy |
| chico {adj} | :: small |
| chico {m} | :: boy; kid |
| chico {m} [Mexico] | :: white-nosed coati (Nasua Narica) |
| chico {m} [Mexico] | :: raccoon (Procyon lotor) |
| CHICO {prop} | :: Cámara Hondureña de la Industria de la Construcción |
| chicoleo {m} | :: flirtatious comment; compliment |
| chicoria {f} | :: alternative form of achicoria |
| chicota {f} | :: feminine noun of chicote |
| chicotazo {m} | :: lash with a whip |
| chicote {m} [colloquial] | :: robust young person |
| chicote {m} | :: cigarette butt |
| chicote {m} [Latin America] | :: whip |
| chicozapote {m} | :: sapodilla |
| chicuate {m} | :: burrowing owl (Athene cunicularia) |
| chicuela {m} | :: pejorative of chica |
| chicuelina {f} [bulfighting] | :: a move where the bullfighter faces the bull head-on, and as the bull approaches the bullfighter moves the cape to the side and wraps himself in it |
| chicuelo {m} | :: kid; child |
| chicungunya {f} | :: alternative spelling of chikungunya |
| chido {adj} [Mexico, slang] | :: cool, acceptable, easy |
| chifa {mf} [South America] | :: A Chinese restaurant |
| chifa {mf} | :: Peruvian Chinese cuisine |
| chifera {f} | :: feminine noun of chifero |
| chifero {m} [Latin America] | :: A chifa worker |
| chifita {m} | :: diminutive of chifa |
| chiflado {adj} | :: nuts, nutty, crazy, wacky, loony, screwy, batty, daft, cuckoo, barmy, dotty |
| chiflado {m} | :: crackpot, kook, nutcase, nut, nutter, wacko, whack job |
| chifladura {f} | :: craziness, madness |
| chifladura {f} | :: crazy or foolish act |
| chiflar {vi} | :: to whistle |
| chiflar {vt} | :: to whistle at |
| chiflarse {v} | :: reflexive of chiflar |
| chiflato {m} | :: whistle |
| chifle {m} | :: whistle |
| chiflido {m} | :: whistle (sound made by whistling) |
| chifón {m} | :: chiffon |
| chigüire {m} [Venezuela] | :: capybara |
| chihuahua {f} | :: chihuahua (breed of dog) |
| Chihuahua {prop} {m} | :: Chihuahua (city/state capital) |
| Chihuahua {prop} {m} | :: Chihuahua (municipality) |
| Chihuahua {prop} {m} | :: Chihuahua (state) |
| chihuahueña {f} | :: feminine noun of chihuahueño |
| chihuahueño {m} | :: Chihuahua (the breed of dog or an individual Chihuahua of this breed) |
| chihuahuense {adj} | :: Of or related to the Mexican state of Chihuahua |
| chihuahuense {mf} | :: Someone from Chihuahua |
| chií {mf} | :: Shi'ite |
| chií {m} | :: Shia |
| chií {adj} | :: Shi'ite |
| chiic {m} | :: white-nosed coati (Nasua narica) |
| chiismo {m} | :: Shi'ism |
| chiísmo {m} | :: alternative spelling of chiismo |
| chiita {adj} | :: Shi'ite |
| chiita {mf} | :: Shi'ite |
| chiita {mf} | :: Shia |
| chiíta {mf} | :: Shiite |
| chijaukay {m} | :: A Peruvian Chinese (chifa) dish consisting of stir-fried chicken in Chu Hou sauce |
| chikunguña {m} | :: chikungunya |
| chikungunya {f} | :: chikungunya |
| chilaba {f} | :: djellaba |
| chilacayote {m} | :: a species of squash, Cucurbita ficifolia |
| chilacayote {m} | :: any of several other species of wild gourd-like plants, such as Marah macrocarpus or Cucurbita foetidissima |
| chilamate {m} | :: Name for various fig species: |
| chilamate {m} [Costa Rica] | :: snakelike fig (Ficus colubrinae) |
| chilamate {m} [Costa Rica, Nicaragua] | :: gouti fig (Ficus insipida) |
| chilamate {m} [Nicaragua] | :: obtuseleaf fig (Ficus obtusifolia) |
| chilamate {m} | :: petiolate fig (Fius petiolaris) |
| chilamate {m} [Costa Rica] | :: Tonduz fig (Ficus tonduzii) |
| chilamate {m} [Costa Rica] | :: Wercklé fig (Ficus werckleana) |
| chilango {adj} [slang] | :: from Mexico City |
| chilango {m} [slang] | :: someone from Mexico City |
| chilanguismo {m} | :: The culture, philosophy, or linguistic elements characteristic of natives of Mexico City |
| chilaquiles {mp} | :: chilaquiles |
| chilate {m} [El Salvador, Guatemala, Nicaragua] | :: A traditional beverage, the contents thereof consist of ground toasted corn and allspice |
| chilcano {m} [Peru] | :: A soup made with fish heads |
| chilcano {m} [Peru] | :: A traditional Peruvian cocktail |
| chilchi {m} [Bolivia] | :: drizzle |
| chilchote {m} [Mexico] | :: A spicy, green variety of chili pepper used in cooking |
| chile {m} [Costa Rica, Guatemala, Honduras, Mexico, Nicaragua, Philippines] | :: chili, chilli, chile |
| chile {m} [vulgar, El Salvador, Guatemala, Mexico] | :: penis |
| Chile {prop} {m} | :: Chile (country) |
| chile ancho {m} | :: poblano pepper |
| chile con carne {m} | :: alternative form of chili con carne |
| chile dulce {m} [Costa Rica, El Salvador, Honduras] | :: bell pepper, sweet pepper |
| chile en polvo {m} | :: chili powder |
| chile morrón {m} [El Salvador, Honduras] | :: bell pepper, sweet pepper |
| chilena {f} | :: feminine noun of chileno |
| chilena {f} | :: bicycle kick |
| chilenidad {f} | :: The state or quality of being Chilean |
| chilenismo {m} | :: Chileanism |
| chilenización {f} | :: Rendering of something (more) Chilean |
| chileno {adj} | :: Chilean |
| chileno {m} | :: Chilean |
| chile panameño {m} | :: bonnet pepper (Capsicum chinense) |
| chilera {f} | :: chili chef |
| chilera {f} | :: great kiskadee |
| chilguete {m} [vulgar, El Salvador] | :: cum, semen |
| chili {m} | :: chili, chili con carne (dish) |
| chili con carne {m} | :: chili con carne |
| chilindrón {m} | :: A sauce made of tomato, red pepper and garlic |
| chilla {f} | :: The South American gray fox |
| chillaneja {f} | :: feminine noun of chillanejo |
| chillanejo {adj} | :: Of or from Chillán |
| chillanejo {m} | :: Someone from Chillán |
| chillar {v} | :: to shriek, to screech |
| chillar {v} | :: to creak |
| chillar {v} | :: to sizzle, to hiss |
| chillar {v} [colloquial] | :: to speak; say a word |
| chillido {m} | :: shriek, screech, squawk, hoot |
| chillo {m} | :: cry, troat, squeal, hoot |
| chillón {adj} | :: flashy, bright |
| chillón {adj} | :: squeaky |
| chillón {adj} | :: loud; rambunctious |
| chillón {adj} [Mexico] | :: crybabyish; weepy |
| chillón {adj} [Mexico] | :: cowardly |
| chillón {m} | :: loud person; loudmouth |
| chillonamente {adv} | :: brightly |
| chilocuil {m} | :: alternative form of chinicuil |
| chilota {adj} | :: Of or from the Chiloé Archipelago |
| chilota {mf} | :: Someone from the Chiloé Archipelago |
| chilote {adj} | :: native to Chiloé island, in southern Chile |
| chilote {m} | :: a person from Chiloé island, in southern Chile |
| chilote {m} [Argentina, slang, sometimes, pejorative] | :: a Chilean |
| chilpachole {m} | :: A thick soup prepared with chili and shellfish, usually crab or prawns |
| Chilpancingo {prop} | :: Chilpancingo (city/state capital) |
| Chilpancingo {prop} | :: Chilpancingo (municipality) |
| chilpancingueño {adj} | :: Of or pertaining to the Mexican city of Chilpancingo |
| chilpayata {f} | :: feminine noun of chilpayate |
| chilpayate {m} [Mexico] | :: kid (young child) |
| chiltoma {f} [Nicaragua] | :: sweet pepper, bell pepper |
| chimalteco {adj} | :: Of or from the department of Chimaltenango, Guatemala |
| chimalteco {m} | :: Someone from the department of Chimaltenango, Guatemala |
| Chimaltenango {prop} | :: Chimaltenango (department) |
| chimán {adj} | :: Tsimané |
| chimán {m} | :: Tsimané |
| chimango {m} | :: chimango caracara |
| chimba {adv} [Colombia, colloquial] | :: properly, pleasantly. Equivallent to English adverbial cool as in: |
| Chimbarongo {prop} {m} | :: Chimbarongo (city) |
| chimbaronguino {adj} | :: from the Chilean city of Chimbarongo |
| chimbera {f} [Spain, Navarre, Basque Country] | :: carbine |
| chimbita {adv} | :: diminutive of chimba |
| chimbita {adj} | :: diminutive of chimba |
| chimbo {adj} [Venezuela] | :: worn out, old, crappy |
| chimbo {adj} [Colombia] | :: cool, great |
| chimbo {adj} [Paraguay, Venezuela] | :: fake |
| chimbo {m} [Honduras] | :: gas cylinder |
| chimbo {m} [Colombia] | :: penis |
| chimbo {m} [Basque Country] | :: any of several passerine birds, including shrikes, redstarts and warblers |
| chimbolo {m} [El Salvador] | :: molly |
| chimbomba {f} [El Salvador] | :: Christmas tree ball-shaped ornament, Christmas bauble [UK] |
| chimbomba {f} [Nicaragua] | :: balloon |
| chimenea {f} | :: chimney |
| chimenea {f} | :: smokestack (of a train or factory) |
| chimenea {f} | :: funnel (of a ship) |
| chimenea {f} | :: fireplace, fireside, hearth |
| chimento {m} [Argentina, Uruguay] | :: gossip; talk about celebrities |
| chimichanga {f} | :: chimichanga |
| chimichurri {m} | :: chimichurri |
| chimol {m} | :: A type of sauce from Honduras made with culantro, chilis, tomatoes and onion |
| chimpancé {m} | :: chimpanzee |
| chimpanchole {m} | :: alternative spelling of chilpachole |
| chimpún {m} [Peru] | :: football/soccer boot |
| chimú {adj} | :: Chimú |
| chimú {mf} | :: Chimú |
| chimuelo {adj} [Mexico] | :: toothless |
| chin {m} [regional, Puerto Rico, Dominican Republic] | :: small amount |
| china {f} | :: pebble, small stone (usually rounded) |
| china {f} [Venezuela] | :: slingshot |
| china {f} | :: A Chinese woman |
| china {f} [pejorative, South America] | :: female servant in a hacienda |
| china {f} [Puerto Rico] | :: orange (fruit) |
| China {prop} {f} | :: China (country) |
| China continental {prop} {f} | :: mainland China |
| chinado {adj} [colloquial] | :: crazy |
| chinamo {m} [Honduras, Nicaragua] | :: stall (in a fair) |
| chinamo {m} [Honduras, Nicaragua] | :: a ride in an amusement park |
| chinampa {f} [Mexico] | :: Each of the artificial islands employed in the chinampa method of agriculture. Such islands were often built on wooden rafts during the pre-Columbian era |
| chinampero {adj} [of a crop or plant, Mexico] | :: Cultivated in a chinampa |
| chinampero {m} [Mexico] | :: A person who cultivates using chinampas |
| Chinandega {prop} | :: Chinandega (department) |
| chinandegana {f} | :: feminine noun of chinandegano |
| chinandegano {adj} | :: Of or from Chinandega |
| chinandegano {m} | :: Someone from Chinandega |
| chinanteca {f} | :: feminine noun of chinanteco |
| chinanteco {adj} | :: Chinantecan |
| chinanteco {m} | :: Chinantecan |
| Chincha {prop} | :: Chincha (province) |
| chinchar {v} [colloquial] | :: to pester, bother |
| chinchar {v} [obsolete] | :: to kill |
| chinche {f} | :: bedbug |
| chinche {f} | :: thumbtack |
| Chinchero {prop} | :: Chinchero (district) |
| chincheta {f} | :: drawing pin, thumbtack |
| chinchilla {f} | :: chinchilla |
| Chinchilla {prop} | :: A surname |
| chinchilla chilena {f} | :: long-tailed chinchilla |
| chinchilla cordillerana {f} | :: short-tailed chinchilla |
| chinchilla costera {f} | :: long-tailed chinchilla |
| chinchilla de cola corta {f} | :: short-tailed chinchilla |
| chinchilla de cola larga {f} | :: long-tailed chinchilla |
| chinchilla del altiplano {f} | :: short-tailed chinchilla |
| chinchilla menor {f} | :: long-tailed chinchilla |
| chinchilla peruana {f} | :: short-tailed chinchilla |
| chinchilla real {f} | :: short-tailed chinchilla |
| chinchín {interj} | :: chin chin |
| chinchín {m} | :: drizzle |
| Chinchón {prop} {m} | :: A town in Madrid, Spain |
| chinchorrito {m} | :: diminutive of chinchorro |
| chinchorro {m} | :: dragnet |
| chinchorro {m} | :: (small) rowboat |
| chinchorro {m} | :: hammock |
| chinchorro {m} [Panama] | :: whip; lash |
| chinchoso {adj} | :: annoying, bothersome |
| chinchoso {adj} [Latin America] | :: grouchy, irritable, picky |
| chincol {m} [Chile] | :: rufous-collared sparrow (Zonotrichia capensis) |
| chindondo {m} [colloquial, El Salvador] | :: lump, sore on the skin from a blow |
| chinear {v} | :: to carry in one's arms |
| chinear {v} | :: to spoil (someone) |
| chinear {vr} | :: to worry |
| chinela {f} | :: slipper |
| chinela {f} | :: flip-flop |
| chinelo {m} | :: A kind of traditional costumed dancer for the Mexican state of Morelos |
| chinesco {adj} [archaic] | :: Chinese |
| chinesco {adj} | :: Chinese-like |
| chingada {f} [Mexico, vulgar, slang] | :: hooker, whore |
| chingada {f} [Mexico, vulgar, slang] | :: toss, shit, flying fuck (used in the phrase "[no] importar una chingada") |
| chingadazo {m} [Mexico] | :: thwack; whack; bash |
| chingadera {f} [dated] | :: A small pile, such as of firewood |
| chingadera {f} [Mexico, vulgar] | :: an immoral or illegal act, often with the idea of treason or deceit |
| chingadera {f} [Mexico, vulgar] | :: shit, crap (a thing of little value or quality, or an unspecified object) |
| chingadera {f} [Mexico, vulgar] | :: bullshit (nonsense, stupidity, false statements) |
| chingado {adj} [Mexico, vulgar] | :: fucking |
| chingado {interj} [Mexico, colloquial, vulgar, also in plural] | :: fuck, hell |
| chingados {interj} [vulgar, Mexico] | :: fuck, hell |
| chingana {f} | :: tavern; bar |
| chingar {v} [Mexico, vulgar] | :: to bother, to fuck with |
| chingar {v} | :: to engage in sexual intercourse, to fuck |
| chingar {v} [Mexico, vulgar] | :: to be wrong; to screw up, to fuck up |
| chingar {v} [Mexico, vulgar] | :: to steal, to swipe |
| chingar {v} [Mexico, vulgar] | :: to break |
| chingar {v} [Mexico, vulgar] | :: to work hard; to bust one's ass |
| chingar a su madre {v} [Mexico, usually in imperative] | :: to fuck oneself |
| chingarle {v} [idiom] | :: to work hard |
| chinglés {m} | :: Chinglish |
| chingo {adj} [Venezuela] | :: snub-nosed |
| chingo {m} [Mexico, vulgar] | :: a large amount of something; a whopper |
| chingo {m} | :: Está lloviendo un chingo, "It's raining a whopper" |
| chingo {m} | :: Me gusta un chingo, "I like it a hell of a lot." |
| chingolo {m} | :: Any of a number of different species of sparrow |
| chingón {adj} [Mexico, colloquial, of a person] | :: intelligent, skilled, capable |
| chingón {adj} [Mexico, colloquial] | :: cool, very good |
| chingón {m} [Mexico, colloquial] | :: an intelligent, skilled, capable person |
| chingón {m} [Mexico, colloquial] | :: someone or something cool, awesome, very good |
| chingón {m} [Mexico, colloquial, vulgar] | :: a tough, uncompromising, or intimidating person |
| chingona {f} | :: feminine noun of chingón |
| chingoncísimo {adj} | :: superlative of chingón |
| chingonería {f} [Mexico, slang] | :: badass, awesome, kickass, wonder, belter, ripper, something great |
| chingue {m} [Chile] | :: skunk (animal, Conepatus chinga or any of the family Mephitidae) |
| chingue {m} [Chile] | :: skunk (bad smelling person) |
| chinguear {v} [especially, Colombia] | :: synonym of chingar |
| chinicuil {m} [Mexico] | :: The edible larva of the moth Hypopta agavis, used in traditional Mexican cuisine |
| chiñisiri {m} | :: A traditional dance of Bolivia |
| chinita {f} | :: feminine noun of chinito |
| chinito {m} | :: diminutive of chino |
| chino {adj} | :: Chinese |
| chino {m} | :: Chinese person |
| chino {m} [Latin America] | :: (pejorative) Any Oriental person in general: Chinese, Japanese, Korean, Vietnamese, Mongolian, etc |
| chino {m} | :: Chinese (language) |
| chino {m} [colloquial] | :: An incomprehensible language |
| chino {m} [colloquial, Cuba, uncountable] | :: chickenpox |
| chino {m} [colloquial] | :: A Chinese-run establishment |
| chino {m} | :: a Chinese restaurant |
| chino {m} [Spain] | :: variety store (pound shop, dollar store) owned by a Chinese immigrant |
| chino {m} [colloquial, Spain] | :: heroin taken by chasing the dragon |
| chino {adj} | :: curly |
| chino {m} | :: someone with curly hair |
| chino {m} [Colombia] | :: kid |
| chinocuil {m} | :: alternative form of chinicuil |
| chino mandarín {m} | :: Mandarin (language) |
| chino tuerto {m} [Chile, colloquial] | :: penis |
| Chío {prop} {f} | :: given name |
| chip {m} | :: chip (circuit) |
| chipa {f} [Colombia] | :: basket |
| chipa {f} [Colombia] | :: roll (something with a cylindrical shape) |
| chipá {f} [Argentina, Paraguay] | :: corn cake |
| chipear {v} [Chile] | :: to pay (for) in cash |
| chipilín {m} | :: A perennial legume whose greens are eaten in Mexico and Central America, but which is restricted as an invasive weed by many countries, Crotalaria longirostrata |
| chipionera {f} | :: feminine noun of chipionero |
| chipionero {adj} | :: Of or from Chipiona |
| chipionero {m} | :: Someone from Chipiona |
| chipirón {m} | :: small squid, especially the European squid (Loligo vulgaris) |
| chipo {m} [Venezuela] | :: kissing bug, barber bug (Triatoma infestans) |
| chipo {m} [electronics] | :: chip |
| chipote {m} [Mexico] | :: bump on the head |
| chipote {m} [by extension, colloquial, Mexico] | :: bulge, lump |
| chipote {m} [Central America] | :: slap (blow with the open hand) |
| chipotle {m} | :: chipotle |
| Chipre {prop} {m} | :: Cyprus |
| chipriota {adj} | :: Cypriot |
| chipriota {mf} | :: Cypriot |
| chipset {m} | :: chipset |
| chiquear {v} [Cuba, Mexico] | :: to pamper; spoil rotten |
| chiquero {m} | :: pigsty (shelter for pigs) |
| chiquero {m} [figuratively] | :: pigsty (very untidy place) |
| chiqui {mf} | :: kid; young'un |
| chiquigüite {m} | :: alternative form of chiquihuite |
| chiquihuite {m} [Guatemala, Mexico] | :: A small, handleless woven wicker or reed basket |
| chiquilín {m} [Latin America, Central America, South America] | :: a young boy |
| chiquilina {f} | :: little girl |
| chiquilla {f} | :: feminine noun of chiquillo |
| chiquillada {f} | :: childishness |
| chiquillería {f} | :: kids; children |
| chiquillería {f} | :: childish act |
| chiquillo {m} | :: diminutive of chico |
| chiquillo {m} [colloquial] | :: kid (young person) |
| chiquillo {m} [colloquial] | :: kid (child) |
| Chiquimula {prop} | :: Chiquimula (department) |
| chiquita {f} | :: feminine noun of chiquito |
| chiquita {f} [colloquial] | :: A girl, young woman |
| chiquitano {adj} | :: Chiquitano |
| chiquitano {m} | :: Chiquitano (language) |
| chiquitano {m} | :: Chiquitano |
| chiquitico {adj} [Latin America, Nothern Spain] | :: tiny, teeny |
| chiquitillo {adj} | :: diminutive of chico, teeny-weeny |
| chiquitín {adj} | :: diminutive of chiquito |
| chiquitín {m} | :: diminutive of chiquito |
| chiquitina {f} | :: feminine noun of chiquitín |
| chiquitito {adj} | :: diminutive of chiquito |
| chiquitito {m} | :: diminutive of chiquito |
| chiquito {adj} | :: diminutive of chico |
| chiquito {m} | :: diminutive of chico |
| chiribita {f} | :: daisy |
| chiricano {adj} | :: of or from Chiriquí, a Panamanian province |
| chiricano {m} | :: Someone from Chiriquí |
| chirigota {f} | :: joke, shtick |
| chirigota {f} | :: Satirical and costumed musical comedy group during the carnival period |
| chiriguana {f} | :: feminine noun of chiriguano |
| chiriguano {adj} | :: Chiriguano |
| chiriguano {m} | :: Chiriguano |
| chirigüe {m} | :: yellow finch |
| chirimbolo {m} [colloquial] | :: thingy, whatsit |
| chirimbolo {m} | :: circular adornment |
| chirimía {f} | :: chirimia (type of shawm) |
| chirimiri {m} [Spain, Burgos, Navarre] | :: drizzle |
| chirimiya {f} | :: a type of clarinet |
| chirimol {m} [El Salvador] | :: salty and sour salad consisting most importantly of tomato, onion and cilantro |
| chirimoya {m} | :: The fruit of the chirimoyo, the cherimoya |
| chirimoyo {m} | :: A South American fruit tree, Annona cherimola, whose fruit is the chirimoya |
| chiringo {m} | :: bar (drinking establishment) |
| chiringuito {m} | :: diminutive of chiringo; temporary open air bar, and snack bar, commonly on the beach in summer |
| chiringuito {m} [Spain, colloquial] | :: shade company, association |
| chiripa {f} | :: fluke (lucky or improbable occurrence) |
| chiripa {f} [Venezuela] | :: Blattella germanica (German roach) |
| chiripá {m} [Argentina] | :: A triangular shawl worn on the waist in gaucho culture |
| Chiriquí {prop} | :: Chiriquí (province) |
| chirivía {f} | :: parsnip |
| chirlar {v} [colloquial] | :: to waffle loudly |
| chirlo {m} | :: cut; slash |
| chirlo {m} | :: scar |
| chirmol {m} [Guatemala] | :: sour sauce consisting mainly of roasted tomatoes, onions and lime juice. It also contains roasted garlic, cilantro, salt, and pepper. Some type of chili pepper might be added to make it spicy, like serrano pepper or jalapeño pepper. The sauce is used to accompany steak. grilled chicken, nachos, etc |
| chirmol {m} [El Salvador, Honduras] | :: salty and sour sauce consisting most importantly of tomato, onion and cilantro |
| chiroca {f} | :: white-edged oriole (Icterus graceannae) |
| chiroco {m} | :: A kind of one-man band playing the panflute and the drum simultaneously |
| chirona {f} | :: nick; can (jail) |
| chiroquera {f} | :: feminine noun of chiroquero |
| chiroquero {m} [US Spanish] | :: drywaller |
| chirri {m} [slang] | :: joint |
| chirriado {m} | :: chirp, squeak, wheek, creak, chirrup, screak |
| chirriante {adj} | :: creaky, squeaky |
| chirriar {v} | :: to hiss |
| chirriar {v} | :: to sizzle |
| chirriar {v} | :: to chirp |
| chirriar {v} | :: to shriek |
| chirrido {m} | :: chirp, squeak, wheek, creak, chirrup, screak, eek, chirr |
| chirrionera {f} | :: whip snake |
| chisgarabís {mf} | :: whippersnapper; young'un |
| chisguete {m} [colloquial] | :: shot; sip (of a drink, especially wine) |
| chisguete {m} [colloquial] | :: spurt |
| Chisinau {prop} {m} | :: Chisinau (capital city/and/municipality) |
| chisme {m} | :: gossip |
| chisme {m} | :: trinket, gadget |
| chisme {m} [colloquial] | :: thingy (something whose name one cannot recall) |
| chismear {v} | :: to chat, gossip |
| chismografía {f} | :: gossip |
| chismol {m} [El Salvador, Honduras] | :: salty and sour salad consisting most importantly of tomato, onion, sweet pepper and culantro |
| chismorrear {v} | :: to gossip |
| chismorreo {m} | :: gossip |
| chismosear {v} [Latin America] | :: to gossip; to chat |
| chismoso {adj} | :: nosy |
| chismoso {adj} | :: curious |
| chismoso {m} | :: a gossip, informer, tattler |
| chispa {f} | :: spark (small particle of glowing matter) |
| chispa {f} | :: spark (small burst of electrical discharge) |
| chispa {f} | :: chip |
| chispa {f} | :: sprinkle |
| chispa {f} [colloquial] | :: drunkenness, intoxication (state of being intoxicated with alcohol) |
| chispa {adj} [Mexico, colloquial] | :: lively, vivacious, frisky (full of life and energy) |
| chispa {adj} [Spain, colloquial] | :: tipsy (slightly drunk) |
| chispa {adj} | :: feminine singular of chispo |
| chispa de chocolate {f} | :: chocolate chip |
| chispa de chocolate {f} | :: chocolate sprinkle |
| chispar {v} | :: See chisparse |
| chisparse {vr} [Mexico] | :: to escape |
| chispazo {m} | :: spark |
| chispeante {adj} | :: sparkling, sparkly, glimmering |
| chispear {v} | :: to spark |
| chispear {v} | :: to sprinkle; to spit (rain in fine droplets) |
| chispita {f} | :: diminutive of chispa |
| chispo {adj} [colloquial] | :: tipsy (slightly drunk) |
| chisporroteante {adj} | :: sparkling, sizzling, crackling |
| chisporroteante {adj} | :: cracking, zipping |
| chisporrotear {v} | :: to sizzle |
| chisporroteo {m} | :: spark (of a fire or electrical wire) |
| chisquero {m} | :: lighter |
| chistar {v} | :: to speak, normally in negation |
| chistar {v} | :: to call attention |
| chiste {m} | :: joke (told joke) |
| chiste {m} | :: essence, importance, matter or purpose of something |
| chistera {f} | :: top hat |
| chistero {m} | :: funnyman; joketeller; comic |
| chistorra {f} | :: chistorra |
| chistorrada {f} | :: chistorra party; chistorra feast |
| chistosa {f} | :: feminine noun of chistoso |
| chistosamente {adv} | :: funnily, comically, amusingly |
| chistosísimo {adj} | :: superlative of chistoso |
| chistoso {adj} | :: jocular, funny |
| chistoso {m} | :: joker |
| chita {m} [felid] | :: cheetah (Acinonyx jubatus) |
| Chitá {prop} {f} | :: Chitá (city) |
| chito {interj} | :: shh, hush, silence |
| chitón {interj} | :: shh, mum's the word |
| chitosán {m} [organic compound] | :: chitosan |
| chitreano {adj} | :: of or from Chitré, the capital of the Panamanian province of Herrera |
| chitreano {m} | :: Someone from Chtiré |
| chiuque {m} | :: chimango caracara |
| chiva {f} | :: blanket, coverlet |
| chiva {f} | :: goatee, beard |
| chiva {f} | :: young female goat, kid |
| chiva {f} | :: shutout in a game of dominoes |
| chiva {f} [Chile, colloquial] | :: (false) pretence, lame excuse |
| chiva {f} [slang] | :: heroin |
| chiva {f} | :: feminine noun of chivo |
| chivar {v} | :: to annoy |
| chivar {vr} [colloquial] | :: to snitch, tattle, rat, egg, squeal |
| chivata {f} | :: feminine noun of chivato |
| chivatazo {m} [colloquial] | :: tip-off |
| chivatear {vt} [Bolivia, Colombia, Cuba, Dominican Republic] | :: to snitch |
| chivatear {vi} [Argentina, Chile] | :: to shout; to howl; to holler |
| chivatear {vi} [Argentina, Chile] | :: to frolic |
| chivatear {vtp} [colloquial, Cuba] | :: synonym of chispear |
| chivato {m} | :: A snitch; telltale; informer; stool pigeon |
| chivato {m} | :: A young goat that is between the ages of 6 months and one year old |
| chivato {m} | :: A device that warns of an abnormality or draws attention to something |
| chivera {f} | :: goatee |
| chiverre {m} [Costa Rica] | :: chilacayote |
| chiví {m} | :: Any warbler of the Myiothlypis genus |
| chiviado {adj} [Colombia, Bogota] | :: Counterfeit, rip-off |
| chivirín {m} | :: Any of a number of species of wren |
| chivísimo {adj} | :: superlative of chivo |
| chivitería {f} [Uruguay] | :: A restaurant that serves chivitos |
| chivito {m} | :: diminutive of chivo |
| chivito {m} [Uruguay] | :: chivito, a Uruguayan sandwich |
| chivo {m} | :: goat (animal), kid (young male goat, most often) |
| chivo {m} [Nicaragua] | :: A male who lives with a prostitute and benefits from her earnings, a pimp |
| chivo {m} [Cuba] | :: informer, traitor |
| chivo {m} [Louisiana] | :: someone from the city |
| chivo {m} [Peru, vulgar, derogatory] | :: a homosexual |
| chivo {adj} [El Salvador, Costa Rica, slang] | :: cool, awesome (said of a thing) |
| chivo expiatorio {m} | :: scapegoat |
| chlorella {f} | :: chlorella |
| Choachí {prop} | :: Choachí (municipality) |
| choapino {m} [Chile] | :: a small carpet |
| chobena {f} | :: a type of dance from Bolivia |
| choborra {adj} [vesre] | :: drunk; tipsy |
| chocante {adj} | :: shocking |
| chocar {vit} | :: to crash |
| chocar {vi} | :: to bump into, to collide with (+ con) |
| chocar {vi} | :: to shock, scandalize |
| chocar {vi} | :: to crash into, to hit, to slam into, to collide with (+ contra) |
| chocar {vi} | :: to annoy, to bother, to upset |
| chocarla {v} [idiom] | :: to high five |
| chocar los cinco {v} | :: to high five |
| chocarrería {f} | :: bad taste joke |
| chocarrero {adj} | :: filthy, dirty, bad taste |
| chocarse {v} | :: reflexive of chocar |
| chocha {f} [ornithology] | :: woodcock |
| chocha {f} [Caribbean, Central America, Puerto Rico, slang] | :: pussy |
| chochear {v} | :: to be senile, to be in one's dotage |
| Chocheño {prop} | :: Chochenyo |
| chochera {f} | :: senility |
| chochete {m} [vulgar, slang] | :: pussy |
| chochez {f} | :: senility |
| chochín {m} | :: wren (bird) |
| chochita {f} | :: sweetie pie; cutie; honey bunny |
| chocho {m} | :: lupin beans, lupin fruit |
| chocho {m} | :: cinnamon sweet |
| chocho {m} [vulgar, slang] | :: cunt |
| chocho {adj} | :: senile, doddery |
| chocho {adj} | :: sentimental, soft |
| chocho {adj} [Central America, colloquial] | :: Nicaraguan |
| chocho {m} [colloquial] | :: drug addict |
| chocho {m} [Central America, colloquial] | :: Nicaraguan |
| choclito {m} | :: diminutive of choclo |
| choclo {m} [Latin America] | :: corncob |
| choclo {m} [Latin America] | :: corn (cereal plant) |
| choco {adj} [Chile] | :: with unclothed arms |
| choco {m} | :: cuttlefish |
| choco {m} [Chile] | :: mullet (hairstyle) |
| Choco {prop} {f} [Mexico] | :: A diminutive of the female given name María del Socorro |
| Choco {prop} | :: surname |
| chocoano {adj} | :: Of or from Chocó, a department of Colombia |
| chocoano {m} | :: Someone from Chocó |
| chocochip {m} [colloquial] | :: chocolate chip |
| chocolatada {f} | :: chocolate milk |
| chocolate {m} | :: chocolate (food made from cocoa beans) |
| chocolate {m} | :: hot chocolate (drink made by dissolving chocolate in milk or water) |
| chocolate {m} [slang] | :: hashish (the leaves of the Indian hemp plant) |
| chocolateado {adj} | :: chocolaty |
| chocolate blanco {m} | :: white chocolate |
| chocolatería {f} | :: chocolate shop |
| chocolatería {f} | :: chocolate factory |
| chocolatero {adj} [attributive] | :: chocolate (of or relating to chocolate) |
| chocolatero {m} | :: chocolatier (producer of chocolate) |
| chocolatillo {m} | :: diminutive of chocolate |
| chocolatín {m} | :: diminutive of chocolate |
| chocolatina {f} | :: chocolate bar |
| chocomilk {m} | :: chocolate milk |
| chocopanda {f} [Chile] | :: mullet (hairstyle) |
| choctaw {m} | :: Choctaw |
| chodrón {m} [Louisiana] | :: cauldron |
| chofán {m} | :: alternative form of chaulafán |
| chofer {m} | :: chauffeur, driver |
| chófer {m} | :: alternative form of chofer |
| choferil {adj} | :: chauffeur |
| chogosiana {f} | :: feminine noun of chagosiano |
| choique pampeano {m} | :: greater rhea |
| chol {adj} | :: Ch'ol |
| chol {mf} | :: Ch'ol |
| chola {f} | :: feminine noun of cholo |
| cholet {m} [architecture] | :: A penthouse chalet |
| cholga {m} | :: Magellan mussel |
| cholgua {m} | :: Magellan mussel |
| cholismo {m} [uncountable] | :: The culture of the cholos |
| cholismo {m} | :: A word or expression from cholo culture used in Spanish |
| cholita {f} | :: diminutive of chola |
| cholla {f} | :: cholla (cactus) |
| cholla {f} [figurative] | :: reason, understanding |
| cholla {f} [colloquial] | :: head |
| chollar {v} [Central America] | :: to strip; strip off; pluck |
| chollo {m} [colloquial] | :: bargain |
| Chollywood {prop} {m} [colloquial] | :: The film industry of Peru |
| cholo {m} [South America, pejorative] | :: mestizo, person of mixed European and various degrees of Amerindian descent, especially if the person is of low economic resources |
| cholo {m} [Mexico, historical] | :: a poor Mexican, often living in California during 19th century |
| cholo {m} [Mexico, US Spanish, colloquial, ] | :: a person belonging to a street gang |
| cholo {adj} [colloquial, El Salvador] | :: ripped, with defined muscles |
| cholo {adj} [colloquial, El Salvador] | :: skillful (especially in a sport, but also figuratively in a dancing style, chess or a science) |
| cholotón {adj} [colloquial, El Salvador] | :: big, fat |
| cholotón {adj} [colloquial, El Salvador] | :: muscular, brawny, ripped |
| chomba {f} | :: sweater, pullover |
| chombo {m} [Panama] | :: A black man |
| chombo {adj} [Panama] | :: Dark-skinned |
| chompa {f} [Peru, Bolivia, Ecuador, Paraguay, Uruguay] | :: jumper, sweater |
| chompipe {m} [Costa Rica, El Salvador, Guatemala, Nicaragua] | :: turkey (bird) |
| chompita {f} | :: diminutive of chompa |
| chon {m} [colloquial, Mexico, euphemistic] | :: underpants, panties (of men or women) |
| chona {f} | :: feminine noun of chono |
| choncholi {m} [Peru] | :: chitterlings |
| chonera {f} | :: feminine noun of chonero |
| chonero {adj} | :: Of or from Chone Canton, Ecuador |
| chonero {m} | :: An inhabitant of Chone Canton, Ecuador |
| chonga {f} | :: feminine noun of chongo |
| chongo {m} | :: bun (hairstyle) |
| chongo {m} | :: brothel; whorehouse |
| chongo {m} [in plural] | :: A Mexican dessert made with milk, sugar and cinnamon. The milk is scalded and rennet is added to start the formation of curds, like when making cheese |
| chongo {m} [Chile] | :: blunt knife |
| chongo {m} [Uruguay] | :: a nasty, mean, or unpleasant person |
| chongo {m} [Philippines] | :: monkey |
| choni {f} [colloquial, pejorative, Spain] | :: chavette, townie/towny woman |
| chonismo {m} | :: chavism, trashiness |
| chono {adj} | :: Chono |
| chono {m} | :: Chono |
| chono {m} | :: Chono (language) |
| chontaduro {m} | :: peach palm (Bactris gasipaes) |
| chontal {adj} | :: wild; savage |
| chontal {adj} | :: Chontal |
| chontaleña {f} | :: feminine noun of chontaleño |
| chontaleño {adj} | :: Of or from Chontales Department |
| chontaleño {m} | :: Someone from Chontales Department |
| Chontales {prop} | :: Chontales (department) |
| chopear {v} [Mexico] | :: to dunk (e.g. bread in a drink) |
| chóped {m} | :: luncheon meat |
| chopera {f} | :: poplar grove or plantation |
| chopito {m} | :: A portion of small fried squid |
| chopo {m} | :: black poplar (Populus nigra) |
| chopped {m} | :: synonym of chóped |
| choque {m} | :: collision, accident |
| chor {m} | :: hot pants (pantalón corto) |
| chora {adj} [Chile, colloquial] | :: rude person |
| chora {adj} [vulgar, Chile] | :: vagina |
| chorear {v} [Argentina, Chile, Peru] | :: to steal |
| chorear {v} [Chile] | :: to bug, to piss off |
| choreto {adj} [Venezuela] | :: skew, crooked, unaligned |
| choreto {adj} [Venezuela] | :: disfigured person |
| choreto {adj} [Venezuela] | :: poorly made |
| choricera {f} | :: feminine noun of choricero |
| choricero {m} | :: chorizo maker or seller |
| choricero {m} | :: thief |
| choricito {m} | :: diminutive of chorizo |
| choripán {m} [Argentina, Chile, Uruguay] | :: a sausage baked inside a pastry roll |
| choriqueso {m} | :: choriqueso |
| chorito {m} | :: Chilean mussel |
| chorizar {v} [colloquial] | :: to nick; nab |
| chorizo {m} | :: a type of sausage |
| chorizo {m} [Uruguay] | :: a foolish person |
| chorizo {m} [vulgar, slang, Latin America] | :: a penis |
| chorizo {m} [slang, Costa Rica] | :: corruption |
| chorizo {m} [Spain] | :: a crook |
| chorizo {m} [Spain, Mexico, Chile, colloquial] | :: a thief |
| chorizo {adj} [vulgar, Chile] | :: thefty, stuck-up, haughty |
| chorlitejo {m} | :: plover (member of the family) |
| chorlitejo chico {m} | :: little ringed plover |
| chorlitejo grande {m} | :: ringed plover |
| chorlito {m} | :: plover (bird) |
| chorlito {m} | :: scatterbrain, airhead |
| chorlo {m} | :: killdeer |
| chorlo {m} | :: schorl |
| choro {adj} [Chile, colloquial] | :: cool |
| choro {adj} [Chile, colloquial] | :: brave and/or aggressive person |
| choro {m} [South America] | :: mussel |
| choro {m} [Chile, vulgar] | :: vulva |
| choro {m} [Chile] | :: Chilean mussel |
| choro {m} [South America, Spain, vulgar] | :: thief |
| choro {m} [Mexico, colloquial] | :: lip service, empty talk |
| choro {m} [Mexico, colloquial] | :: charlatan, quack |
| chorote {adj} | :: of or pertaining to the Chorotes, a tribe living by the Pilcomayo River |
| chorote {m} | :: A member of the Chorotes |
| chorotega {mf} | :: Chorotega |
| chorotega {adj} | :: Chorotega |
| chorra {mf} [Spain, colloquial] | :: idiot |
| chorra {f} [colloquial] | :: luck, chance |
| chorra {f} [Spain, vulgar] | :: penis |
| chorra {adj} | :: stupid, idiotic |
| chorrada {f} [colloquial] | :: bullshit, guff |
| chorradita {f} | :: diminutive of chorrada |
| chorras {mf} | :: alternative form of chorra; idiot |
| chorras {mf} | :: plural of chorra |
| chorreado {adj} [Chile, colloquial] | :: angry, sick and tired |
| chorreador {m} [Costa Rica] | :: A coffee-brewing device consisting of a stand from which a cotton bag called a bolsita, holding coffee grounds, is suspended over a cup or coffee pot. Hot water poured into the grounds drips into the container below |
| chorreante {adj} | :: sopping, dripping |
| chorrear {v} | :: to spout, to gush |
| chorrear {v} | :: to drip |
| chorrear {v} | :: to trickle |
| chorrear {vp} [Chile, colloquial] | :: to tire, to get sick and tired |
| chorreón {m} | :: splash (small quantity of a liquid) |
| chorrero {adj} [colloquial] | :: jammy |
| chorrero {adj} | :: Chorrera |
| chorretón {m} | :: splash (small quantity of a liquid) |
| chorrillana {f} [Mexico] | :: A Mexican seafood dish with tomatoes, fish, vegetables |
| chorrillana {f} [Chile] | :: A Chilean dish consisting of a bed of french fries topped with sauteed beef strips and onions with two fried eggs |
| chorrillana {f} | :: feminine noun of chorrillano |
| chorrillano {adj} | :: Of or from Chorrillos District, Peru |
| chorrillano {m} | :: Someone from Chorrillos District, Peru |
| chorrillo {m} | :: diminutive of chorro |
| chorrito {m} | :: diminutive of chorro |
| chorro {m} | :: flow; jet |
| chorro {m} [Mexico, colloquial] | :: ton, tons; bunch; pile |
| chorro {m} [Chile, slang] | :: a poor person, ghetto, a criminal |
| chorro {m} [Chile, colloquial] | :: coin purse |
| chorro {m} [Argentina, colloquial, lunfardo] | :: thief |
| chorro {m} | :: tap; faucet |
| chorromil {num} | :: bazillion; gazillion |
| chortí {adj} | :: Ch'orti' |
| chortí {m} | :: Ch'orti' |
| chosco {m} | :: A cured sausage from Asturias, made from pig intestines, solomillo and spices |
| chota {f} [vulgar, Uruguay] | :: semen, cum |
| chota {f} [dated, slang, pejorative, El Salvador] | :: the police institution, especially the military police before the 1992 Peace Accords |
| chota {f} [slang, Puerto Rico] | :: snitch |
| chota {f} [vulgar, Río de la Plata] | :: penis, cock |
| Chota {prop} | :: Chota (province) |
| chotacabras {mf} | :: nightjar |
| chotar {v} [obsolete, said of a kid goat] | :: to suckle |
| Chotaxtiox {prop} | :: alternative form of Xutixtiox |
| chotear {v} | :: to mock |
| chotear {vr} | :: to make fun of |
| chotear {v} [slang, Puerto Rico] | :: to snitch (on) |
| chotis {m} [dance] | :: A schottische |
| choto {m} | :: suckling goat |
| chova {f} | :: chough |
| chova piquigualda {f} | :: alpine chough |
| chovinismo {m} | :: chauvinism (excessive patriotism) |
| chovinista {mf} | :: chauvinist |
| choza {f} | :: hut |
| chozna {f} | :: great-great-great-granddaughter |
| chozno {m} | :: great-great-great-grandson, great-great-great-grandchild |
| chozo {m} | :: small hut |
| christianidad {f} | :: obsolete spelling of cristianidad |
| christianismo {m} | :: obsolete spelling of cristianismo |
| christiano {adj} | :: obsolete spelling of cristiano |
| christiano {m} | :: obsolete spelling of cristiano |
| Christo {prop} {m} | :: archaic spelling of Cristo |
| Chronos {prop} {m} [Greek mythology] | :: Chronos, Chronus (personification) |
| chubasco {m} | :: downpour, squall |
| chubasquero {m} | :: a waterproof raincoat |
| Chubut {prop} | :: Chubut (province) |
| chubutense {adj} | :: of or from Chubut |
| chubutense {mf} | :: Someone from Chubut |
| chúcaro {adj} [Latin America, of a domesticated animal] | :: untamed |
| chúcaro {adj} [Latin America, of a person] | :: unfriendly, unsociable |
| chucha {f} [vulgar, slang, Colombia, Chile, Ecuador, Panama] | :: cunt, vagina |
| chucha {f} [vulgar, slang, Colombia] | :: body odor |
| chucha {f} [colloquial, Guatemala, El Salvador, Honduras] | :: female dog |
| chucha {f} [slang, Colombia] | :: opossum |
| chucha {interj} [vulgar, slang, Chile, Peru, Ecuador, Panama] | :: fuck! |
| chuchada {f} [vulgar slang, Chile] | :: absurdities, nonsense |
| chuchango {m} [Canarian] | :: land snail |
| chuche {m} | :: sweet (sugary confection) |
| chucheca {f} [Panama, Costa Rica] | :: A type of clam, Anadara tuberculosa |
| chuchequero {adj} | :: Of or from Puntarenas, Costa Rica |
| chuchequero {m} | :: Someone from Puntarenas, Costa Rica |
| chuchequero {m} | :: clammer (someone who catches clams of the type Anadara tuberculosa)) |
| chuchería {f} | :: trifle (something of little importance) |
| chuchería {f} | :: sweets, candy |
| chuchi {adj} [Paraguay] | :: fancy, posh |
| chuchito {m} | :: A kind of small tamal |
| chucho {m} [colloquial, Spain] | :: mutt, mongrel |
| chucho {m} [colloquial, Guatemala, El Salvador] | :: male dog (in general) |
| chucho {m} [colloquial, Chile] | :: jail |
| chucho {m} [Chile] | :: owl (Glaucidium nanum) |
| chucho {m} [El Salvador] | :: miser (stingy person) |
| chucho {m} | :: opossum |
| chucho {m} [Nueva Esparta] | :: stingray |
| Chucho {prop} {m} | :: A nickname for the given name Jesús |
| chuchoca {f} | :: A dish similar to grits, common in the Andes |
| chuchonal {m} [Peru] | :: buttload; shedload |
| chuchupate {m} | :: [US Southwest and Northern Mexico] A wild plant related to lovage, Ligusticum porteri, which is used in traditional medicine |
| chuchupate {m} | :: [Mexico] Balsam of Peru, Myroxylon balsamum |
| chuchupate {m} | :: [California] A wild plant used in traditional medicine, Lomatium californica |
| chuclete {m} | :: plunger |
| chuco {adj} [El Salvador, Guatemala] | :: filthy; scummy; dirty |
| chucrut {m} | :: sauerkraut |
| chucureña {f} | :: feminine noun of chucureño |
| chucureño {adj} | :: Of or from San Vicente de Chucurí |
| chucureño {m} | :: Someone from San Vicente de Chucurí |
| chueca {f} | :: stump (of tree) |
| chueco {adj} [Latin America] | :: crooked, bent, curved (not straight, having one or more bends or angles) |
| chueco {adj} [Latin America] | :: crooked, oblique, (not at right angles, horizontal or vertical) |
| chueco {adj} [Mexico, slang] | :: hot, stolen |
| chueco {adj} [Latin America] | :: devious |
| chueta {mf} | :: Xueta |
| chufa {f} | :: chufa |
| chufa {f} | :: tiger nut (edible tuber of that plant) |
| chufa {f} [colloquial] | :: slap in the face |
| chufa {f} [archaic, colloquial] | :: lie |
| chufar {v} | :: to make fun of |
| chufar {v} | :: to scoff |
| chufla {f} [colloquial] | :: joke, piss-take |
| chuita {f} | :: red-legged cormorant |
| chuj {mf} | :: Chuj |
| chuj {adj} | :: Chuj |
| Chukotka {prop} {f} | :: Chukotka |
| chulada {f} [colloquial] | :: beauty, comeliness, pulchritude, fantasticalness |
| chulapa {f} | :: feminine noun of chulapo |
| chulapo {m} [Spain] | :: Someone from certain Madrid neighbourhoods, known for their traditional dress |
| chulaputas {f} [Spain] | :: brothel-keeper |
| chulco {m} [Latin America] | :: usury |
| chulear {v} | :: to compliment, to show off |
| chulear {v} [colloquial] | :: to pimp |
| chulear {v} [colloquial] | :: to exploit, sponge |
| chulear {v} | :: to make fun of, ridicule |
| chulengo {m} | :: chulengo |
| chulería {f} | :: cockiness, boast |
| chulesco {adj} | :: cocky, coarse, rough (attributive, having the qualities of a cocky person, with a cocky attitude) |
| chuleta {f} [of meat] | :: chop |
| chuleta {f} [golf] | :: divot |
| chuletería {f} | :: steakhouse |
| chuletilla {f} | :: diminutive of chuleta |
| chuletón {m} | :: large steak |
| chuli {adj} [colloquial] | :: cool; sweet |
| chuli {f} [colloquial] | :: slut; slag; hooker (prostitute) |
| chulísimo {adj} | :: superlative of chulo; extremely cool |
| chulito {adj} [Spain, colloquial, of people] | :: diminutive of chulo; cocky (overly confident, arrogant and boastful) |
| chulla {adj} | :: unpaired (sock, glove) |
| chulla {adj} [Ecuador] | :: middle-class |
| chullo {m} | :: chullo |
| chullpa {f} | :: chullpa |
| chulo {adj} [of actions] | :: cute, pretty, lovely, cool, nifty |
| chulo {adj} [Spain, colloquial, of people] | :: cocky (overly confident, arrogant and boastful) |
| chulo {adj} [Chile, colloquial] | :: ordinary, common, vulgar, rascal |
| chulo {m} [Spain] | :: pimp |
| chulón {adj} [colloquial, El Salvador] | :: naked |
| chulón {adj} [colloquial, figurative, El Salvador] | :: scantily clothed |
| chulopiscinas {mf} | :: lout, thug |
| chuloplaya {m} [colloquial] | :: beachboy; poser at the beach |
| chuloputas {m} [Spain] | :: pimp |
| chumacera {f} | :: ball bearing |
| chumash {adj} | :: Chumash |
| chumash {mf} | :: Chumash |
| chumba {f} | :: prick (penis) |
| chumbera {f} | :: prickly pear |
| chumbo {m} | :: The prickly pear |
| chumico {m} [Costa Rica] | :: soapberry |
| chuminada {f} | :: baloney; tosh |
| chumino {m} [Spain, vulgar] | :: fanny; box (female sexual organ) |
| chumo {adj} [Guatemala, pejorative, colloquial] | :: indigenous [said of a person] |
| chumpa {f} [colloquial, El Salvador] | :: jacket |
| chumpe {m} [colloquial, El Salvador, Guatemala] | :: turkey |
| chumpipe {m} | :: wild turkey |
| chuña {f} | :: seriema |
| chunche {m} [Mexico, colloquial] | :: thingy; thingamajig |
| chunchucuyo {m} [colloquial, El Salvador] | :: parson's nose |
| chunchul {m} | :: synonym of chunchullo |
| chunchullo {m} [Colombia] | :: the grilled or fried chitterlings of a pig, cow or lamb, consumed in Argentina, Colombia, Uruguay and Chile |
| chunchurria {f} [Colombia, especially in Medellín and Manizales] | :: the grilled or fried small intestine of a pig, cow or lamb |
| chungo {adj} [colloquial] | :: in bad condition |
| chungo {adj} [colloquial] | :: of bad quality |
| chungo {adj} [colloquial] | :: complicated, difficult |
| chuño {m} [South America] | :: freeze-dried potato; potato starch |
| chúntaro {m} [Mexico] | :: hermit |
| chupa {f} [colloquial] | :: leather jacket |
| chupa {f} [Philippines, historical] | :: a chupa |
| chupaca {f} | :: feminine noun of chupaco |
| chupacabras {m} [cryptozoology] | :: chupacabras |
| chupachups {m} [Spain] | :: lollipop |
| chupachús {m} | :: alternative spelling of chupachups |
| chupacirios {m} [colloquial, pejorative] | :: Bible basher |
| chupaco {adj} [Peru] | :: hooked on drugs |
| chupaco {m} | :: druggy; drug addict |
| chupada {f} [slang] | :: blowjob |
| chupado {adj} [colloquial] | :: very skinny |
| chupado {adj} [colloquial] | :: very easy, a piece of cake |
| chupador {adj} | :: sucking |
| chupador {m} | :: pacifier, sucker |
| chupaflor {m} [Colombia, Equatorial Guinea, Honduras, Mexico, Puerto Rico, Venezuela] | :: hummingbird |
| chupamangas {m} [vulgar, slang] | :: brown-noser, creep, toady |
| chupamedias {mf} [colloquial, Argentina, Colombia, Chile, Peru] | :: bootlicker, ass-licker [US], arse-licker [UK], toady, sycophant, brown noser, asskisser |
| chupamiel {m} [Guatemala, Honduras, Mexico, Nicaragua] | :: hummingbird |
| chupapiedras {m} | :: clingfish |
| chupapijas {mf} | :: cocksucker |
| chupar {v} | :: to suck |
| chupar {v} | :: to absorb |
| chupar {v} [colloquial] | :: to hog [to greedily take more than one's share, to take precedence at the expense of another or others.] |
| chupar {v} [colloquial] | :: to hog [in team sports, abuse the individual game with the ball] |
| chupar {v} [Mexico, Chile, slang] | :: to drink an alcoholic beverage |
| chupar {v} [Mexico, slang] | :: to consume too fast or waste money, gasoline or another resource |
| chupar {v} [Mexico, slang] | :: to lose muscular mass or strength |
| chupar {v} [Mexico, slang] | :: to lose somebody the youthful or not-too-mature appearance |
| chupar {vr} [slang] | :: to suck off |
| chupar {vr} [slang] | :: to put up with |
| chuparrosa {f} [Mexico] | :: hummingbird |
| chupársela {v} [idiom, vulgar] | :: to suck off; suck; blow |
| chupasangre {mf} | :: bloodsucker |
| chupasangres {m} [figuratively] | :: bloodsucker |
| chupasavia {m} | :: sapsucker |
| chúpate esa {phrase} | :: put that in your pipe and smoke it; so there; in your face |
| chupatintas {m} [often, derogatory] | :: a pencil pusher, a pen pusher (one who does routine office work) |
| chupe {m} [Chile, Peru, Panama] | :: soup, made generally of potatoes, meat or fish and different vegetables |
| chupe mantequilla de mi culo {interj} [rare, vulgar] | :: bugger off, eat a dick, fuck off, go to hell, piss off, sod off |
| chupenco {m} [Canary Islands] | :: old, poor house |
| chupeta {f} [Peru] | :: drunkenness |
| chupeta {f} [Venezuela] | :: lollipop |
| chupete {m} | :: pacifier |
| chupetear {v} | :: to suck at |
| chupetín {m} | :: lolly; lollipop |
| chupetón {m} [Spain] | :: hickey (bruise-like mark) |
| chupi {adj} [Spain, colloquial] | :: fab, awesome |
| chupinazo {m} | :: a rocket used to mark the start of a party or other event, especially the San Fermín party in Pamplona |
| chupinera {f} | :: feminine noun of chupinero |
| chupinero {m} | :: Someone who releases the chupinazo |
| chupito {m} | :: shot (small serving of drink) |
| chupón {adj} [Spain] | :: hoarding, profiteering, sponging (said of a person who abuses a situation to get the best of it; in broad sense, not only referred to money or goods; it can be used as a noun) |
| chupón {m} [Latin America] | :: hickey (bruise-like mark) |
| chupón {m} [botany] | :: sucker (branch or trunk that devoids of nutrients the main part of the tree) |
| chupón {m} [Latin America] | :: baby bottle |
| chupón {m} [Peru, Venezuela] | :: pacifier, dummy |
| chupón {m} [Spain] | :: ball hog [a player who keeps the ball to themselves, rather than passing it] |
| chupóptero {m} [Spain] | :: bloodsucker, freeloader |
| chuquiragua {f} | :: chuquiragua |
| Chuquisaca {prop} | :: Chuquisaca (department) |
| chuquisaqueña {f} | :: feminine noun of chuquisaqueño |
| chuquisaqueño {adj} | :: Of or from Chuquisaca |
| chuquisaqueño {m} | :: Someone from Chuquisaca |
| chura {f} [Paraguay] | :: viscera; guts |
| churrasca {f} | :: churrasco |
| churrascar {v} | :: to fry, toast, grill |
| churrasco {m} | :: churrasco; barbecued meat |
| churrasco {m} | :: barbecue (meal or event highlighted by food cooked on a barbecue) |
| churrasquear {v} | :: to barbecue |
| churrasquería {f} | :: A churrasco restaurant |
| churre {f} | :: thick grease |
| churre {mf} [Peru] | :: kid; lad; lass |
| churrera {f} | :: churrera (device for making churros) |
| churrera {f} | :: churro maker or seller |
| churrería {f} | :: churro shop, a place that sells churros |
| churrero {m} | :: churro maker or seller |
| churretera {f} [colloquial, Chile] | :: diarrhea |
| churretoso {adj} | :: dirty; grimy; sullied |
| churri {mf} [colloquial] | :: darling, dear, lover |
| churria {f} [vulgar, El Salvador] | :: diarrhea |
| churrigueresco {adj} | :: Churrigueresque |
| churrigueresco {m} | :: Churrigueresque |
| churrín {m} | :: tapaculo |
| churrito {m} | :: diminutive of churro; small churro |
| churro {m} | :: churro (type of fried pastry) |
| churro {m} [drugs, colloquial] | :: joint (marijuana cigarette) |
| churro {m} [colloquial] | :: botched up artwork |
| churro {adj} [colloquial, Argentina, Bolivia, Chile, Colombia, of a, person] | :: attractive |
| churro {m} [colloquial, Argentina, Bolivia, Chile, Colombia] | :: spunk, Adonis, beefcake (physically desirable man) |
| churruscar {v} | :: to crisp, burn, frazzle |
| Churubusco {prop} | :: Churubusco (community in the Federal District, Mexico) |
| Churubusco {prop} | :: Churubusco (town) |
| Churubusco {prop} | :: Churubusco (hamlet) |
| churumbel {m} [Spain, colloquial] | :: child, boy |
| Chus {prop} {m} | :: Pet form of the male given name Jesús |
| Chus {prop} {f} | :: Pet form of the female given name María Jesús (Jesusa) |
| chusca {f} [Louisiana] | :: buzzard |
| chusco {adj} | :: funny, amusing, charming |
| chusco {adj} | :: malicious, cunning |
| chusco {m} | :: piece of bread roll |
| chusco {m} [Peru] | :: mongrel |
| chusma {f} [collective] | :: mob (rude or vulgar group of people) |
| chusmear {v} | :: to gossip |
| chusmear {v} | :: to snoop |
| chusmear {v} | :: to rat |
| chusquero {m} [military] | :: ranker |
| chustilla {f} [Spain, colloquial] | :: joint, roach (cannabis cigarette) |
| chut {m} [sports] | :: shot |
| chutar {v} [football] | :: to shoot a goal |
| chutar {v} [slang] | :: to inject a drug intravenously, to shoot up |
| chuteador {m} | :: football boot |
| Chutix Tiox {prop} | :: alternative form of Xutixtiox |
| chutney {m} | :: chutney |
| chuto {m} [colloquial] | :: needle |
| chuvasia {f} | :: feminine noun of chuvasio |
| Chuvasia {prop} {f} | :: Chuvasia (republic) |
| chuvasio {adj} | :: Chuvash |
| chuvasio {m} | :: Chuvash |
| chuvasio {m} | :: Chuvash |
| Chuy {prop} {m} | :: given name |
| chuzada {f} [Colombia] | :: phone hacking |
| chuzar {v} [Colombia] | :: to prick |
| chuzo {m} | :: spiked stick |
| chuzo {m} | :: icicle |
| chuzo {m} [Chile] | :: old horse |
| chuzo {m} [Chile] | :: idiot; dummy |
| chuzo {m} [Chile] | :: whip |
| CI {prop} | :: abbreviation of Coahuila (Mexican state) |
| CI {m} | :: initialism of cociente intelectual |
| ciaboga {f} [nautical] | :: putting about, turning |
| ciaboga {f} [by extension] | :: any change of direction |
| cian {adj} | :: cyan |
| cian {m} | :: cyan |
| cianato {m} | :: cyanate |
| cianhídrico {adj} | :: hydrocyanic |
| cianina {f} [protein] | :: cyanin |
| cianita {f} | :: kyanite (blue neosilicate mineral) |
| ciano- {prefix} [chemistry] | :: cyano- |
| cianoacrilato {m} [organic chemistry] | :: cyanoacrylate |
| cianobacteria {f} | :: cyanobacterium |
| cianocobalamina {f} [vitamin] | :: cyanocobalamin |
| cianogénico {adj} | :: cyanogenic |
| cianógeno {m} [chemistry] | :: cyanogen |
| cianómetro {m} | :: cyanometer |
| cianosis {f} | :: cyanosis |
| cianótico {adj} | :: cyanotic |
| cianotipo {m} | :: cyanotype |
| cianuro {m} | :: cyanide (chemistry) |
| ciao {interj} | :: alternative spelling of chau |
| ciar {v} | :: to back water |
| ciática {f} [neurology, pathology] | :: sciatica (neuralgia of the sciatic nerve) |
| ciático {adj} | :: sciatic |
| cibaeña {f} | :: feminine noun of cibaeño |
| cibaeño {adj} | :: of or from Cibao region of the Dominican Republic |
| cibaeño {m} | :: an inhabitant of the Cibao region of the Dominican Republic |
| Cibeles {prop} {f} [Greek god] | :: Cybele |
| ciber- {prefix} | :: cyber- |
| ciber {m} | :: alternative spelling of cíber |
| cíber {m} | :: cybercafe; Internet cafe |
| ciberacosador {m} | :: cyberstalker |
| ciberacosar {v} | :: to cyberbully |
| ciberacoso {m} | :: cyberbullying |
| ciberactividad {f} | :: cyberactivity |
| ciberactivismo {m} | :: cyberactivism |
| ciberactivista {mf} | :: cyberactivist |
| ciberamiga {f} | :: feminine noun of ciberamigo |
| ciberamigo {m} | :: cyberfriend, Internet friend |
| ciberarma {m} | :: cyber weapon |
| ciberataque {m} | :: cyberattack |
| ciberayudante {mf} | :: online helper |
| ciberbullying {m} | :: cyberbullying |
| cibercafé {m} | :: cybercafe, Internet cafe |
| ciberconflicto {m} | :: cyberconflict |
| cibercrimen {m} | :: cybercrime |
| cibercriminal {mf} | :: cybercriminal |
| cibercultura {f} | :: cyberculture |
| ciberdefensa {f} | :: online defense |
| ciberdelincuencia {f} | :: cybercrime |
| ciberdelincuente {mf} | :: cybercriminal |
| ciberdelito {m} | :: cybercrime |
| ciberespacial {adj} | :: cyberspatial |
| ciberespacio {m} | :: cyberspace |
| ciberespionaje {m} | :: cyberespionage |
| ciberfeminismo {m} | :: cyberfeminism |
| ciberfeminista {mf} | :: cyberfeminist |
| ciberguerra {f} | :: cyberwarfare, cyberwar |
| ciberincidente {m} | :: online incident |
| ciberinteligencia {f} | :: cyberintelligence |
| ciberintrusión {f} | :: cyber-intrusion; hacking |
| ciberlector {m} | :: cyberreader |
| ciberlunes {m} | :: Cuber Monday |
| cibermundo {m} | :: cyberworld |
| cibernauta {mf} | :: internaut |
| cibernética {f} | :: cybernetics |
| cibernéticamente {adv} | :: cybernetically |
| cibernético {adj} | :: cybernetic |
| ciberpesimista {mf} | :: cyberpessimist |
| ciberpiratería {f} | :: cyberpiracy |
| ciberpolicía {mf} | :: cybercop |
| ciberporno {m} | :: cyberporn |
| ciberpunk {m} | :: cyberpunk |
| ciberrelajación {f} | :: cyber-relaxation |
| ciberriesgo {m} | :: cyber-risk |
| ciberseguridad {f} | :: cybersecurity |
| ciberseguro {adj} | :: cybersafe |
| ciberseguro {m} | :: online insurance company |
| ciberserie {f} | :: cyberseries |
| cibersexo {m} | :: cybersex |
| cibersitio {m} | :: website |
| cibersociedad {f} | :: cybersociety |
| ciberterapia {f} | :: cybertherapy |
| ciberterrorismo {m} | :: cyberterrorism |
| ciberterrorista {mf} | :: cyberterrorist |
| ciberusuaria {f} | :: feminine noun of ciberusuario |
| ciberusuario {m} | :: cybernaut |
| ciberutópico {adj} | :: cyberutopian |
| ciberyihadismo {m} | :: cyber-jihadism |
| cibolero {m} | :: cibolero |
| ciborg {m} | :: cyborg |
| cíborg {m} | :: alternative form of ciborg |
| ciboulette {f} | :: chive |
| cícada {f} | :: cycad |
| cicatero {adj} | :: miserly, mean, stingy |
| cicatero {m} | :: miser |
| cicatriz {f} [skin] | :: scar |
| cicatrización {f} | :: scarring; cicatrization |
| cicatrizal {adj} | :: belonging to a cicatrice or scar |
| cicatrizante {adj} | :: healing |
| cicatrizante {m} | :: healer |
| cicatrizar {vt} | :: to cicatrize, to heal |
| cicatrizar {vr} | :: to scar |
| cicatrizativo {adj} | :: cicatrisitive |
| Cicerón {m} | :: Cicero |
| cicerone {mf} | :: guide, cicerone (person) |
| ciceroniano {adj} | :: Ciceronian |
| cicla {f} [Colombia] | :: bike; pushbike |
| ciclación {f} [organic chemistry] | :: cyclization |
| Cícladas {prop} {fp} | :: Cyclades (island chain) |
| cicládico {adj} | :: Cycladic |
| ciclado {m} | :: cycle |
| cicladora {f} | :: cycler (machine) |
| ciclamato {m} | :: cyclamate |
| ciclasa {f} [enzyme] | :: cyclase |
| cíclicamente {adv} | :: cyclically |
| cíclico {adj} | :: cyclic |
| cíclido {m} | :: cichlid |
| ciclina {f} [protein] | :: cyclin |
| ciclióforo {m} [zoology] | :: cycliophoran |
| ciclismo {m} | :: cycling, cycle racing |
| ciclismo de montaña {m} | :: mountain biking |
| ciclismo en pista {m} | :: track cycling |
| ciclista {mf} | :: cyclist, biker |
| ciclista {adj} | :: cycling |
| ciclístico {adj} [attributive] | :: cycling |
| ciclización {f} | :: cyclization |
| ciclizina {f} | :: cyclizine |
| ciclo {m} | :: cycle |
| ciclo {m} | :: series |
| ciclo {m} | :: period |
| cicloadición {f} [organic chemistry] | :: cycloaddition |
| cicloalcano {m} [organic compound] | :: cycloalkane |
| cicloalqueno {m} [organic compound] | :: cycloalkene |
| ciclobenzaprina {f} [organic compound] | :: cyclobenzaprine |
| ciclobutano {m} [organic compound] | :: cyclobutane |
| ciclobuteno {m} [organic chemistry] | :: cyclobutene |
| ciclocrós {m} | :: cyclocross |
| ciclo de Calvin {m} [biochemistry] | :: Calvin cycle |
| ciclo de Krebs {m} [biochemistry] | :: Krebs cycle |
| ciclo del agua {m} | :: water cycle |
| ciclo del carbono {m} | :: carbon cycle |
| ciclo de vida {m} | :: life cycle |
| ciclodextrina {f} [carbohydrate] | :: cyclodextrin |
| ciclodieno {m} [organic chemistry] | :: cyclodiene |
| ciclofilina {f} [proteins] | :: cyclophilin |
| ciclofosfamida {f} [pharmaceutical drug] | :: cyclophosphamide |
| ciclogénesis {f} | :: cyclogenesis |
| cicloheptano {m} [organic compound] | :: cycloheptane |
| ciclohexano {m} [organic compound] | :: cyclohexane |
| ciclohexanona {f} [organic compound] | :: cyclohexanone |
| ciclohexeno {m} [organic chemistry] | :: cyclohexene |
| ciclohexilo {m} [organic chemistry] | :: cyclohexyl |
| cicloheximida {f} [organic compound] | :: cycloheximide |
| ciclo hidrológico {m} [technical] | :: water cycle |
| cicloide {f} [geometry] | :: cycloid |
| ciclol {m} | :: cyclol |
| ciclomotor {m} | :: moped |
| ciclón {m} | :: cyclone |
| ciclónico {adj} | :: cyclonic |
| ciclooxigenasa {f} [enzyme] | :: cyclooxygenase |
| cíclope {m} | :: cyclops |
| ciclopentadienilo {m} [organic chemistry] | :: cyclopentadienyl |
| ciclopentadieno {m} [organic compound] | :: cyclopentadiene |
| ciclopentano {m} [organic compound] | :: cyclopentane |
| ciclopentanona {f} [organic compound] | :: cyclopentanone |
| ciclopentanoperhidrofenantreno {m} [chemistry] | :: cyclopentanoperhydrophenanthrene |
| ciclópeo {adj} | :: mammoth, gargantuan, immense |
| ciclópeo {adj} | :: cyclopean |
| ciclopéptido {m} [organic chemistry] | :: cyclopeptide |
| ciclopía {f} | :: cyclopia (birth defect) |
| ciclopropano {m} [organic compound] | :: cyclopropane |
| ciclopropeno {m} [organic compound] | :: cyclopropene |
| ciclopropilo {m} [organic chemistry] | :: cyclopropyl |
| cicloptero {m} | :: lumpfish |
| ciclorama {f} | :: cyclorama |
| ciclorruta {f} | :: bicycle path |
| cicloruta {f} | :: bicycle path |
| ciclosilicato {m} | :: cyclosilicate |
| ciclosporina {f} | :: cyclosporine |
| ciclostilo {m} | :: mimeograph |
| ciclóstilo {m} | :: mimeograph |
| ciclotimia {f} | :: cyclothymia |
| ciclotímico {adj} | :: cyclothymic |
| ciclotómico {adj} | :: cyclotomic |
| ciclotrón {f} | :: cyclotron |
| cicloturismo {m} | :: bicycle touring, bicycle tourism |
| cicloturista {mf} | :: bicycle tourist |
| ciclovía {f} [Latin America] | :: bicycle path, cycle path |
| cicuta {f} | :: hemlock |
| Cid {prop} {m} | :: Lord, Master |
| Cid {prop} {m} | :: Knight |
| Cid {prop} {m} | :: Rodrigo Díaz, better known as El Cid ("the Lord" or "the Master"). Also called just Cid or Campeador, a famous Castilian knight born in Vivar, Spain |
| -cida {suffix} | :: -cide (denoting a person or substance that kills) |
| -cida {suffix} | :: -cidal |
| cidiano {adj} | :: of or pertaning to El Cid |
| -cidio {suffix} | :: -cide (denoting an act of killing) |
| cidro {m} | :: citron (tree) |
| ciega {f} | :: feminine noun of ciego, blind person |
| ciega {f} [poker] | :: blind |
| ciegamente {adv} | :: blindly |
| ciego {m} | :: blind person |
| ciego {m} [anatomy] | :: caecum |
| ciego {adj} | :: blind |
| Ciego de Ávila {prop} | :: Ciego de Ávila (city) |
| Ciego de Ávila {prop} | :: Ciego de Ávila (province) |
| cieguecica {f} | :: diminutive of ciega |
| cieguecico {m} | :: diminutive of ciego |
| cieguita {f} | :: diminutive of ciega |
| cielito {m} | :: A Uruguayan dance |
| cielo {m} | :: sky |
| cielo {m} | :: heaven |
| cielorraso {m} | :: a smooth ceiling |
| ciemo {m} | :: dung, manure |
| ciempiés {m} | :: centipede |
| cien {num} | :: apocopic form of ciento (one-hundred (100)) |
| ciénaga {f} | :: marsh, swamp |
| ciencia {f} | :: science |
| ciencia {f} | :: erudition, knowledge |
| ciencia ficción {f} | :: science fiction |
| ciencia natural {f} | :: natural science |
| ciencias naturales {fp} | :: natural sciences |
| ciencia social {f} | :: social science |
| ciencióloga {f} | :: feminine noun of cienciólogo |
| cienciología {f} | :: Scientology |
| cienciólogo {adj} | :: Scientologist |
| cienciólogo {m} | :: Scientologist |
| ciencista {mf} [Latin America] | :: scientist |
| ciénega {f} | :: marsh, swamp |
| cienfueguera {f} | :: feminine noun of cienfueguero |
| cienfueguero {adj} | :: Of or from Cienfuegos, a city in Cuba |
| cienfueguero {m} | :: Someone from Cienfuegos, a city in Cuba |
| cienmil {num} | :: one hundred thousand |
| cien millones {num} | :: one hundred million |
| cieno {m} | :: silt |
| cien por ciento {adv} | :: To a complete extent; one hundred percent; completely; utterly; fully |
| científica {f} | :: feminine noun of científico |
| científicamente {adv} | :: scientifically |
| cientificidad {f} | :: scientificity |
| cientificismo {m} | :: scientism |
| científico {adj} | :: scientific |
| científico {m} | :: scientist |
| cientista {mf} | :: scientist (of certain types of science) |
| cientista política {f} | :: feminine noun of cientista político |
| cientista político {m} | :: political scientist |
| ciento {num} [cardinal number] | :: one-hundred (100) |
| ciento y la madre {n} [idiom] | :: A lot of people; everyone and their mother |
| cierra la puerta al salir {interj} [idiomatic] | :: don't let the door hit you on the way out, good riddance |
| cierre {m} | :: shutting, closing |
| cierre {m} | :: shutting device, fastener; buckle, clasp |
| cierre {m} | :: shutter, blind |
| cierre {m} | :: zipper |
| cierro {m} | :: close, closing |
| cierro {m} [Chile] | :: fence |
| ciertamente {adv} | :: certainly |
| ciertísimo {adj} | :: superlative of cierto |
| cierto {adj} [of a person] | :: true |
| cierto {adj} [of a claim] | :: true |
| cierto {determiner} | :: a certain, a specific |
| çierto {adj} | :: obsolete spelling of cierto |
| cierua {f} | :: obsolete spelling of cierva |
| cieruo {n} | :: obsolete spelling of ciervo |
| cierva {f} | :: doe, hind (female deer) |
| ciervo {m} | :: deer, stag |
| ciervo mulo {m} | :: mule deer |
| ciervo rojo {m} | :: red deer |
| ciervo volante {m} | :: stag beetle |
| cierzo {m} [Spain] | :: north-west wind in the Ebro valley |
| ciezana {f} | :: feminine noun of ciezano |
| ciezano {adj} | :: of or from Cieza |
| ciezano {m} | :: Someone from Cieza |
| cifoescoliosis {f} [pathology] | :: kyphoscoliosis |
| cifosis {f} [pathology] | :: kyphosis |
| cifra {f} | :: digit |
| cifra {f} | :: number |
| cifra {f} | :: amount |
| cifra {f} | :: cipher; code |
| cifrador {m} [cryptography] | :: cipher |
| cifrar {vtr} | :: to value, quantify, aggregate |
| cifrar {vt} | :: to write in code, cypher |
| cigala {f} | :: Norway lobster (Nephrops norvegicus) |
| cigalita {f} | :: diminutive of cigala |
| cigarillo {m} | :: nonstandard form of cigarrillo |
| cigarra {f} | :: cicada |
| cigarral {m} | :: country house |
| cigarrera {f} | :: cigar vendor |
| cigarrera {f} | :: cigar box |
| cigarrillo {m} | :: cigarette |
| cigarrito {m} | :: diminutive of cigarro |
| cigarro {m} | :: cigar |
| cigarro {m} | :: cigarette |
| cigoma {f} | :: zygoma; the cheekbone |
| cigomático {adj} [anatomy] | :: zygomatic |
| cigomático {m} [skeleton] | :: zygomatic bone |
| cigomaticofacial {adj} [anatomy] | :: zygomaticofacial |
| cigomático mayor {m} | :: zygomatic major |
| cigomático menor {m} | :: zygomatic minor |
| cigomaticoorbitario {adj} [anatomy] | :: zygomatico-orbital |
| -cigótico {suffix} | :: -zygous |
| cigoto {m} [biology] | :: zygote |
| cigua {f} | :: spindalis |
| cigüeña {f} | :: stork (large wading bird) |
| cigüeña {f} | :: redstem filaree, Erodium cicutarium |
| cigüeña {f} | :: the scavenger's daughter; a torture device |
| cigüeñal {m} | :: crankshaft |
| cigüeñal {m} | :: shadoof (device used to gather water) |
| cigüeña negra {f} | :: black stork |
| cigüeñuela {f} | :: stilt (bird) |
| cilampa {f} | :: drizzle |
| cilandro {m} | :: alternative spelling of cilantro |
| cilantro {m} | :: coriander, cilantro |
| ciliado {adj} [biology] | :: Having cilia |
| ciliado {m} [zoology] | :: ciliate |
| ciliar {adj} | :: Of or pertaining to a cilium; ciliary |
| Cilicia {prop} | :: Cilicia (ancient region) |
| cilicio {m} [clothing] | :: cilice, hairshirt |
| cilindrada {f} | :: cylinder capacity |
| cilindraje {m} [motorcycling] | :: cylinder size |
| cilindrar {v} | :: to roll, roll up (into a cylinder shape) |
| cilíndrico {adj} | :: cylindrical |
| cilindro {m} [geometry] | :: cylinder |
| cilio {m} [cytology] | :: cilium |
| -cilla {suffix} | :: feminine noun of -cillo |
| -cillo {suffix} | :: Form of -illo attached to some nouns |
| cima {f} | :: top |
| cima {f} | :: peak, summit, mountaintop (top of a mountain or hill) |
| cimacio {m} | :: cymatium |
| cimar {v} | :: to crop; to cut shorter (removing the top) |
| cimarrón {adj} [Latin America, of animals] | :: feral (having returned to the wild) |
| cimarrón {adj} [Latin America, of people] | :: rural; campestral |
| cimarrón {adj} [Latin America, of plants] | :: of a wild cultivar |
| cimarrón {adj} [Latin America, of mate] | :: unsweetened |
| cimarronaje {m} [Latin America] | :: An attitude of enslaved Africans to resist the slave system |
| címbalo {m} | :: cymbal (musical instrument) |
| cimbel {m} [hunting] | :: decoy |
| cimblar {vt} [Asturias, Salamana] | :: alternative spelling of cimbrar |
| cimborrio {m} [architecture] | :: lantern tower |
| cimbra {f} | :: centering (wooden structure built around an arch) |
| cimbrar {v} | :: to rock; to sway |
| cimbrear {v} | :: to rock; to sway |
| cimbreo {m} | :: rocking, swaying |
| cimbria {f} | :: feminine noun of cimbrio |
| cimbrio {adj} | :: Cimbrian |
| cimbrio {m} | :: Cimbrian |
| cimbronazo {m} | :: hit on the back (with a belt or lash) |
| cimbronazo {m} | :: (emotional) blow |
| cimbros {mp} | :: Cimbri |
| cimentación {f} | :: foundation |
| cimentar {v} | :: to lay the foundations of [a building, a movement, etc.] |
| cimentar {v} | :: to found [a building, a city] |
| cimera {f} | :: decorated crest of a medieval helm |
| cimera {f} [heraldry] | :: crest |
| cimeria {f} | :: feminine noun of cimerio |
| cimerio {adj} [historical] | :: Cimmerian |
| cimerio {m} [historical] | :: Cimmerian |
| cimero {adj} | :: highest, finest, crowning |
| cimetidina {f} | :: cimetidine |
| cimiento {m} [chiefly in the plural] | :: foundation (the lowest and supporting layer of a superstructure) |
| cimiento {m} [chiefly in the plural] | :: foundation, groundwork (the result of the work to begin something) |
| cimitarra {f} | :: scimitar |
| cimoso {adj} | :: cymose |
| cinabrio {m} [mineral] | :: cinnabar |
| cinamomo {m} | :: cinnamon |
| cinarizina {f} | :: cinnarizine |
| cinasa {f} [enzyme] | :: kinase |
| cinc {m} | :: zinc |
| cincado {adj} | :: zinced |
| cincado {m} | :: zinc or zinc-compound coating |
| cincel {m} | :: chisel |
| cincelador {m} | :: chiseller |
| cinceladora {f} | :: feminine noun of cincelador |
| cincelar {vt} | :: to chisel |
| cincha {f} | :: girth (for horses or similar animals) |
| cinchar {v} [equestrian] | :: To girth |
| cinchar {v} | :: To girdle |
| cincho {m} | :: belt |
| cincho {m} | :: girdle |
| cinco {num} | :: five |
| cinco {m} | :: a five |
| çinco {num} | :: obsolete spelling of cinco |
| Cinco de Mayo {prop} {m} [Mexico] | :: Cinco de Mayo |
| cincomil {m} | :: a mountain 5000-5999 metres high |
| cincuenta {num} | :: fifty |
| cincuentas {mp} | :: fifties (1950s) |
| cincuentavo {m} | :: fiftieth |
| cincuenta y cinco {num} | :: fifty-five |
| cincuenta y cuatro {num} | :: fifty-four |
| cincuenta y dos {num} | :: fifty-two |
| cincuenta y nueve {num} | :: fifty-nine |
| cincuenta y ocho {num} | :: fifty-eight |
| cincuenta y seis {num} | :: fifty-six |
| cincuenta y siete {num} | :: fifty-seven |
| cincuenta y tres {num} | :: fifty-three |
| cincuenta y uno {num} | :: fifty-one |
| cincuentena {f} | :: set of fifty |
| cincuentena {f} | :: around fifty, fiftyish |
| cincuentena {f} | :: (ripe) age of fifty |
| cincuentenario {m} | :: semicentennial (50 year anniversary) |
| cincuentón {m} | :: fiftysomething |
| cincuentona {f} | :: feminine noun of cincuentón |
| cine {m} | :: cinema, moviehouse |
| cine {m} | :: film (when specifying types of films) |
| cineasta {mf} | :: filmmaker, moviemaker (a producer or director of films/movies) |
| cine de terror {m} | :: horror film, horror (as a film genre) |
| cinéfila {f} | :: feminine noun of cinéfilo |
| cinefilia {f} | :: cinephilia |
| cinéfilo {m} | :: cinephile, filmaholic, filmgoer, moviegoer, movieholic, film buff (having a love of films or the cinema) |
| cineforum {m} | :: debate or discussion accompanying the release of a film |
| cinefórum {m} | :: film forum |
| cinegético {adj} [attributive] | :: hunting |
| cine independiente {m} [film] | :: independent film, indie |
| cinemascope {m} | :: cinemascope |
| cinemateca {f} | :: film library |
| cinemática {f} [physics] | :: kinematics |
| cinemático {adj} [physics] | :: kinematic |
| cinematografía {f} | :: cinematography |
| cinematografiar {v} | :: to film |
| cinematográficamente {adv} | :: cinematographically |
| cinematográfico {adj} | :: cinematographic |
| cinematógrafico {adj} | :: cinematographic |
| cinematógrafo {m} [historical, rare] | :: cinematograph |
| cine mudo {m} [cinematography] | :: silent film |
| cine negro {m} | :: film noir |
| cinéreo {adj} | :: cinerous; ashy |
| cinesiólogo {m} | :: alternative spelling of kinesiólogo |
| cinesioterapia {f} | :: alternative form of kinesioterapia |
| cine sonoro {m} [cinematography] | :: sound film |
| cinestesia {f} [physiology] | :: kinesthesia |
| cineteca {f} | :: film library |
| cinética {f} [physics] | :: kinematics |
| cinética {f} [physics] | :: kinetics |
| cinética {f} [chemistry, biochemistry] | :: kinetics |
| cinéticamente {adv} | :: kinetically |
| cinético {adj} | :: kinetic |
| cinetocoro {m} | :: kinetochore |
| cinetoplasto {m} [cytology] | :: kinetoplast |
| cinetosis {f} | :: motion sickness |
| cingalés {m} | :: Sinhalese (language) |
| cingalés {m} | :: Sinhalese (ethnicity) |
| cingalés {mf} | :: Sri Lankan (person) |
| cingalés {mf} | :: Sinhalese (person) |
| cingalés {adj} | :: Sinhalese (of the language, ethnicity, person) |
| cingalés {adj} | :: Sri Lankan (describing a person, of the country) |
| cíngaro {m} | :: Rom, Gypsy |
| cíngaro {adj} | :: Romani, Gypsy |
| cinglar {v} [nautical] | :: To scull |
| cingulado {adj} | :: cingulate |
| cíngulo {m} | :: girth for priests |
| cínica {f} | :: feminine noun of cínico |
| cínicamente {adv} | :: cynically |
| cínico {adj} | :: cynical, cynic |
| cínico {m} | :: cynic |
| cinismo {m} | :: cynicism |
| cinocéfalo {m} [Egyptian mythology] | :: cynocephalus |
| cinodonto {m} | :: cynodont |
| cinológico {adj} | :: cynological; canine |
| cinquenta {num} | :: obsolete spelling of cincuenta |
| cinquentas {mp} | :: fifties; 1950s |
| cinquillo {m} [music] | :: A type of Latin American musical rhythm consisting of five-beat units |
| cinta {f} | :: ribbon, worn by girls in the hair |
| cinta {f} | :: tape |
| cinta {f} | :: ellipsis of cinta de correr; treadmill |
| cinta {f} [cinema] | :: ellipsis of cinta cinematográfica; film |
| cinta adhesiva {f} | :: adhesive tape (sticky tape) |
| cinta adhesiva protectora {f} | :: masking tape |
| cinta aisladora {f} | :: electrical tape |
| cinta aislante {f} | :: electrical tape |
| cinta americana {f} | :: duck tape, duct tape |
| cinta de aislar {f} | :: electrical tape |
| cinta de carrocero {f} | :: masking tape |
| cinta de correr {m} | :: treadmill |
| cinta de embalaje {f} | :: packing tape |
| cinta de embalar {f} | :: packing tape |
| cinta de enmascarar {f} | :: masking tape |
| cinta de goma {f} | :: elastic band; rubber band |
| cinta de Möbius {f} | :: Möbius strip |
| cinta de pintor {f} | :: painter's tape |
| cinta de pintor {f} | :: masking tape |
| cinta de vídeo {f} [Spain, dated] | :: VHS, videocassette |
| cinta eléctrica {f} | :: electrical tape |
| cinta escocesa {f} [Dominican Republic] | :: Scotch tape |
| cintajo {m} | :: pejorative of cinta |
| cinta magnética {f} | :: magnetic tape |
| cinta métrica {f} | :: tape measure |
| cinta para correr {f} [exercise] | :: treadmill |
| cinta plateada {f} | :: duck tape |
| cinta protectora {f} | :: masking tape |
| cintarazo {m} | :: belt (hit with a belt) |
| cintarazo {m} | :: slap (with the hand) |
| cinta Scotch {f} [Argentina, Bolivia, Chile, Ecuador, Paraguay, Peru, Uruguay] | :: Scotch tape |
| cinta transportadora {f} | :: conveyor belt |
| Cintia {prop} {f} | :: Cynthia |
| cintilar {v} | :: to scintillate |
| cintilar {v} | :: to shine (to reflect light) |
| cintilla {f} [anatomy] | :: band |
| cintilla óptica {f} [anatomy] | :: optic tract |
| cintillo {m} | :: diminutive of cinta small child |
| cintillo {m} | :: headband |
| cintita {f} | :: diminutive of cinta |
| cinto {m} | :: belt |
| cintura {f} | :: waist |
| cintura de avispa {f} [idiomatic] | :: hourglass figure |
| cinturilla {f} | :: waistband |
| cinturita {f} | :: diminutive of cintura |
| cinturón {m} | :: belt |
| cinturón {m} [geography] | :: belt |
| cinturón {m} [religion] | :: cincture |
| cinturón {m} | :: seat belt |
| cinturón cohete {m} | :: jet pack |
| cinturón de castidad {m} | :: chastity belt |
| cinturón de Kuiper {prop} {m} | :: Kuiper belt |
| cinturón de seguridad {m} | :: safety belt |
| -ción {suffix} | :: Used in forming a noun to represent the property corresponding to a verb; -tion |
| cipayo {m} | :: sepoy |
| ciperácea {f} | :: sedge (plant) |
| cipermetrina {f} | :: cypermethrin |
| cipo {m} | :: milestone |
| Cipolletti {prop} | :: Cipolletti (city) |
| cipota {f} [Central America] | :: kid, gal |
| cipote {adj} | :: silly, foolish |
| cipote {adj} [Guatemala] | :: fat, plump, pudgy |
| cipote {mf} [slang, vulgar, Spain] | :: penis, cock |
| cipote {mf} [El Salvador, Honduras] | :: youngster, kid, child, boy |
| cipote {mf} [El Salvador, Honduras] | :: imp, rascal |
| ciprés {m} | :: cypress (Cupressus sempervirens) |
| ciprés de la Patagonia {m} | :: Patagonian cypress |
| ciprínido {m} | :: cyprinid |
| ciprofloxacina {f} | :: ciprofloxacin |
| ciprofloxacino {m} [pharmaceutical drug] | :: ciprofloxacin |
| cipsela {f} | :: achene |
| circadiano {adj} | :: circadian |
| circalunar {adj} | :: circalunar |
| circasiano {adj} | :: Circassian |
| circasiano {m} | :: Circassian |
| Circe {prop} {f} [Greek mythology] | :: Circe |
| circense {adj} | :: circus [attributive] |
| Circinus {prop} [constellation] | :: Circinus (a small constellation of the southern winter sky) |
| circo {m} | :: circus (a travelling company of performers) |
| circo {m} [historical] | :: circus (a building for chariot-racing in Ancient Rome) |
| circón {m} | :: zircon |
| circonato {m} [chemistry] | :: zirconate |
| circonio {m} | :: zirconium |
| circonita {f} [mineral] | :: zirconite |
| circuir {v} | :: to surround, to circle |
| circuital {adj} | :: circuital |
| circuitería {f} | :: circuitry |
| circuito {m} | :: circuit |
| circuito integrado {m} [electronics] | :: integrated circuit |
| circulación {f} | :: traffic |
| circulación {f} | :: circulation |
| circulante {adj} | :: circulating |
| circulante {adj} | :: mobile |
| circular {adj} | :: circular |
| circular {f} | :: circular (advertisement) |
| circular {v} | :: to circulate |
| circular {v} | :: to go round, move around |
| circular {v} | :: to scram, clear off |
| circularidad {f} | :: circularity |
| circularmente {adv} | :: circularly, in a circle |
| circulatorio {adj} | :: circulatory |
| circulito {m} | :: diminutive of círculo |
| círculo {m} | :: circle |
| círculo vicioso {m} | :: vicious circle |
| circumpolar {adj} | :: circumpolar |
| circuncentro {m} | :: circumcenter |
| circuncidar {v} | :: to circumcise |
| circuncisión {f} | :: circumcision (excising foreskin from penis) |
| circunciso {adj} | :: circumcised |
| circunciso {m} | :: circumcised man |
| circundante {adj} | :: surrounding |
| circundar {v} | :: to surround |
| circundar {v} | :: to ring around |
| circunducción {f} | :: circumduction |
| circunestelar {adj} | :: circumstellar |
| circunferencia {f} | :: circumference |
| circunferencial {adj} | :: circumferential |
| circunferencialmente {adv} | :: circumferentially |
| circunferir {vt} | :: to limit, circumscribe |
| circunfijo {m} | :: circumfix |
| circunflejo {adj} | :: circumflex |
| circunflejo {m} | :: circumflex |
| circunhorizontal {adj} | :: circumhorizontal |
| circunlocución {f} | :: circumlocution |
| circunloquio {m} | :: circumlocution |
| circunnavegación {f} | :: circumnavigation |
| circunnavegar {v} | :: to circumnavigate |
| circunradio {m} | :: circumradius |
| circunscribir {v} | :: to circumscribe |
| circunscripción {f} | :: constituency |
| circunscripcional {adj} | :: circumscriptional |
| circunspección {f} | :: circumspection |
| circunspecto {adj} | :: circumspect |
| circunstancia {f} | :: circumstance |
| circunstanciadamente {adv} | :: circumstantially |
| circunstancial {adj} | :: circumstantial |
| circunstancialmente {adv} | :: circumstantially |
| circunstanciar {v} | :: to circumstantiate |
| circunstante {adj} | :: present; in the vicinity |
| circunstante {mf} | :: onlooker, bystander |
| circunvalación {f} | :: vía, avenida (etc.) de circunvalación: ring road |
| circunvalación {f} | :: circumambulation |
| circunvalar {v} | :: to ring; to circle (around a town) |
| circunvecino {adj} | :: neighbouring, adjacent |
| circunvenir {vt} | :: to circumvent |
| circunvolar {v} | :: to fly around |
| circunvolución {f} | :: convolution (the shape of something rotating) |
| circunvolución {f} [anatomy] | :: convolution (any of the folds on the surface of the brain) |
| cirenaico {adj} | :: Cyrenian |
| cirenaico {adj} [historical] | :: Cyrenaic |
| cirenaico {m} | :: Cyrenian |
| cirenaico {m} [historical] | :: Cyrenaic (a disciple of the sensual hedonistic school of philosophy known as Cyrenaicism) |
| Cirene {prop} {f} | :: Cirene (ancient city) |
| cirial {m} | :: A type of tall candlestick |
| cirílico {adj} | :: Cyrillic |
| cirio {m} | :: A long, thick wax candle, often used in religious ceremonies |
| cirio pascual {m} | :: paschal candle |
| Ciro {prop} | :: Cyrus (ancient king of Persia) |
| cirquero {adj} | :: circus (attributive) |
| cirquero {m} | :: circus performer |
| cirriforme {adj} | :: cirriform |
| cirro {m} | :: tendril; cirrus |
| cirro {m} | :: cirrus (cloud) |
| cirro {m} | :: cirrus (tendril-like appendage) |
| cirrosis {f} | :: cirrhosis |
| cirrótico {adj} | :: cirrhotic (pertaining to or suffering from cirrhosis) |
| ciruela {f} | :: plum |
| ciruela albaricoque {f} | :: pluot |
| ciruela chabacana {f} | :: pluot |
| ciruela Damasco {f} | :: damson plum (Prunus domestica subsp. insititia) |
| ciruela interespecífica {f} | :: interspecific plum |
| ciruela pasa {f} | :: prune (dried plum) |
| ciruelillo {m} | :: Chilean firetree |
| ciruelo {m} | :: Plum tree |
| cirugía {f} | :: surgery |
| cirugía plástica {f} | :: plastic surgery (surgery involving the transfer of tissue to repair body parts) |
| cirugía plástica {f} | :: cosmetic surgery |
| cirujana {f} | :: feminine noun of cirujano |
| cirujano {m} | :: surgeon |
| cisaña {f} | :: discord |
| ciscar {v} | :: to dirty; muck up |
| ciscar {vr} | :: to shit one's pants; shit oneself; soil oneself |
| ciscar {vr} | :: to shit oneself (lose bravery) |
| cisco {m} | :: coaldust |
| cisco {m} | :: culm |
| cisio {m} | :: cisium |
| Cisjordania {prop} {f} | :: West Bank |
| cisma {m} | :: schism |
| cismáticamente {adv} | :: schismatically |
| cismático {adj} | :: schismatic |
| cismático {adj} | :: troublesome |
| cisne {m} | :: swan |
| cisne mudo {m} | :: mute swan |
| cisne negro {m} | :: black swan |
| Cisneros {prop} | :: surname |
| cisne silbador {m} | :: The Bewick's swan |
| cisplatino {m} [inorganic compound] | :: cisplatin |
| cistationina {f} | :: cystathionine |
| cisteína {f} [amino acid] | :: cysteine |
| cisterciense {adj} | :: Cistercian |
| cisterciense {mf} | :: Cistercian |
| cisterna {f} | :: cistern |
| cisticerco {m} | :: cysticercus |
| cisticercosis {f} [diseases] | :: cysticercosis |
| cístico {adj} [anatomy] | :: cystic (of or pertaining to the gallbladder or the urinary bladder) |
| cistícola {f} | :: cisticola |
| cistidio {m} | :: cystidium |
| cistina {f} [amino acid] | :: cystine |
| cistitis {f} | :: cystitis |
| cistolito {m} | :: cystolith |
| cisura {f} | :: incision, small cut |
| cisura {f} [anatomy] | :: fissure, sulcus |
| -cita {suffix} | :: feminine noun of -cito Substituted for “a” at the end of feminine words and names ending in a vowel to denote a diminutive form |
| cita {f} | :: date (romantic outing) |
| cita {f} | :: appointment |
| cita {f} | :: quote, quotation |
| cita a ciegas {f} | :: blind date |
| citable {adj} | :: quotable, citable |
| citación {f} | :: quotation, citation |
| citación {f} [legal] | :: summons |
| citación {f} [legal] | :: subpoena |
| citadino {adj} | :: urban; urban-dwelling |
| citadino {m} | :: citizen; city dweller |
| citado {adj} | :: cited, mentioned, aforementioned |
| citalopram {m} [pharmaceutical drug] | :: citalopram |
| citante {mf} | :: citer |
| citar {v} | :: to cite |
| citar {v} | :: to summon |
| citar {v} | :: to schedule, to make an appointment |
| citara {f} | :: partition wall, party wall |
| cítara {f} | :: zither (musical instrument) |
| citarse {v} | :: (reflexive of citar) |
| citatorio {m} [legal] | :: citation; notice; summons |
| citatorio {m} [legal] | :: subpoena |
| citidina {f} [organic compound] | :: cytidine |
| Citlali {prop} {f} | :: given name |
| -cito {suffix} | :: Form of -ito. Added to masculine words and names (especially ones ending in a consonant) to denote a diminutive form |
| -cito {suffix} [biology] | :: -cyte (used to form cell names) |
| cito- {prefix} [biology] | :: cyto- |
| citocina {f} [protein, immunology] | :: cytokine |
| citocinesis {f} [cytology] | :: cytokinesis |
| citocinina {f} [hormone] | :: cytokinin |
| citocromo {m} [enzyme] | :: cytochrome |
| citoesqueleto {m} [cytology] | :: cytoskeleton |
| citófono {m} [Colombia] | :: intercom |
| citogenética {f} [biology, genetics] | :: cytogenetics |
| citogenético {adj} | :: cytogenetic |
| citóloga {f} | :: feminine noun of citólogo |
| citología {f} | :: cytology |
| citológico {adj} | :: cytologic, cytological |
| citólogo {m} | :: cytologist |
| citomegalovirus {m} | :: cytomegalovirus |
| citometría {f} | :: cytometry |
| citómetro {m} | :: cytometer (device for measuring cells) |
| citoplasma {m} [cytology] | :: cytoplasm |
| citoplasmático {adj} | :: cytoplasmic (of or relating to cytoplasm) |
| citoplásmico {adj} | :: cytoplasmic |
| citoquina {f} | :: alternative form of citocina |
| citoquinina {f} | :: alternative form of citocinina |
| citorreducción {f} | :: cytoreduction |
| citosina {f} [biochemistry] | :: cytosine |
| citosol {m} [cytology] | :: cytosol |
| citosólico {adj} | :: cytosolic |
| citostático {adj} | :: cytostatic |
| citotaxonómico {adj} | :: cytotaxonomic |
| citotoxicidad {f} | :: cytotoxicity |
| citotóxico {adj} | :: cytotoxic |
| citotrofoblasto {m} | :: cytotrophoblast |
| citrato {m} [organic compound] | :: citrate |
| cítrico {adj} | :: citric |
| citrícola {adj} | :: citrus |
| citricultor {adj} | :: citrus-farming |
| citricultor {m} | :: citrus farmer |
| citricultora {f} | :: feminine noun of citricultor |
| citricultura {f} | :: citrus cultivation |
| citrino {m} | :: citrine (variety of quartz) |
| citrón {m} | :: lemon |
| citrón {m} | :: citron |
| citronela {f} | :: lemon balm |
| citronella {f} | :: citronella |
| citrulina {f} | :: citrulline |
| ciudad {f} | :: city |
| çiudad {f} | :: obsolete spelling of ciudad |
| ciudadana {f} | :: feminine noun of ciudadano |
| ciudadanía {f} | :: citizenship |
| ciudadanía {f} | :: citizenry |
| ciudadanista {adj} [politics] | :: of or pertaining to Ciudadanos |
| ciudadanista {mf} [politics] | :: A member or supporter of Ciudadanos |
| ciudadanizar {v} | :: to grant citizenship to |
| ciudadano {adj} | :: living in a city |
| ciudadano {adj} | :: of or relating to a city or its inhabitants |
| ciudadano {adj} | :: of or relating to a citizen or citizens |
| ciudadano {adj} | :: civilian |
| ciudadano {m} | :: citizen |
| ciudadano {m} | :: city-dweller |
| ciudadano de a pie {m} [idiom] | :: man on the street; member of the general public |
| Ciudadanos {prop} {mp} | :: a Spanish political party |
| Ciudad Condal {prop} {f} | :: Barcelona |
| Ciudad de Belice {prop} {f} | :: Belize City |
| Ciudad de Guatemala {prop} {f} | :: Ciudad de Guatemala (capital city) |
| Ciudad de la Luz {prop} {f} | :: City of Light (nickname for Paris) |
| Ciudad del Cabo {prop} {f} | :: Ciudad del Cabo (legislative capital) |
| Ciudad del Vaticano {prop} {f} | :: Ciudad del Vaticano (city-state) |
| Ciudad de México {prop} {f} | :: Ciudad de México (caplc) |
| ciudadela {f} | :: citadel |
| ciudad estado {f} | :: city state |
| ciudad-estado {f} | :: city state |
| ciudad fantasma {f} | :: ghost town |
| ciudad federal {f} | :: federal city |
| Ciudad Ho Chi Minh {prop} {f} | :: Ho Chi Minh City |
| Ciudad Real {prop} {f} | :: Ciudad Real (province) |
| Ciudad Real {prop} {f} | :: Ciudad Real (city) |
| ciudadrealeño {adj} | :: Of or pertaining to Ciudad Real |
| ciudadrealeño {m} | :: Someone from Ciudad Real |
| ciudarrealeño {adj} | :: Of or pertaining to Ciudad Real |
| ciudarrealeño {m} | :: Someone from Ciudad Real |
| civeta {f} | :: civet (cat-like animal) |
| civeta nutria {m} | :: otter civet |
| cívicamente {adv} | :: civically |
| cívico {adj} | :: civil |
| cívico {adj} | :: patriotic |
| cívico {adj} | :: domestic (of or relating to the home) |
| civil {adj} | :: civil (all senses) |
| civilidad {f} | :: civility |
| civilísimo {adj} | :: superlative of civil |
| civilismo {m} | :: civilianism; rule by civilians rather than the military |
| civilista {adj} [attributive] | :: civil law |
| civilista {mf} | :: civil lawyer |
| civilización {f} | :: civilization |
| civilizacional {adj} | :: civilizational |
| civilizadamente {adv} | :: in a civilized way, civilly |
| civilizado {adj} | :: civilized |
| civilizador {adj} | :: civilizing |
| civilizar {v} | :: to civilize |
| civilizatorio {adj} | :: civilizing |
| civilmente {adv} | :: civilly |
| civismo {m} | :: civility |
| cizalla {f} [also in plural] | :: shears, pair of shears, cutter |
| cizalladura {f} [meteorology] | :: wind shear |
| cizallamiento {m} [physics] | :: shear |
| cizallar {v} | :: to shear; cut with shears or wire cutters |
| cizaña {f} | :: darnel, tare (grass weed) |
| cizaña {f} [figuratively] | :: an injurious thing or action |
| cizaña {f} [figuratively] | :: dissension, enmity |
| cizañar {v} | :: to sow discord |
| cizañear {v} | :: alternative spelling of cizañar |
| cizañoso {adj} | :: troublemaking |
| CJNG {prop} {m} | :: initialism of Cártel de Jalisco Nueva Generación |
| CL {prop} | :: abbreviation of Colima (Mexican state) |
| clac {m} | :: crush hat, opera hat |
| clac {m} | :: claque |
| cladinosa {f} [organic compound, carbohydrate] | :: cladinose |
| cladista {mf} | :: cladist |
| cladística {f} | :: cladistics |
| cladístico {adj} | :: cladistic |
| clado- {prefix} [botany] | :: clado- |
| clado {m} | :: clade |
| cladodio {m} | :: cladode |
| cladograma {m} | :: cladogram |
| clamar {v} | :: to call out for |
| clamar {v} | :: to ask vehemently (for something) |
| clamar {v} [archaic] | :: to shout |
| clamar a Dios {v} [impersonal, idiomatic] | :: to be an outrage |
| clamar al cielo {v} [impersonal, idiomatic] | :: to be an outrage |
| clámide {f} | :: chlamys |
| clamidia {f} | :: chlamydia |
| clamor {m} | :: A clamor, shout |
| clamor {m} | :: A protest, outcry |
| clamor {m} | :: A loud noise |
| clamorear {v} | :: to toll (of a bell) |
| clamorear {v} | :: synonym of clamar |
| clamoreo {m} | :: clamour; hubbub |
| clamorosamente {adv} | :: clamorously |
| clamoroso {adj} | :: resounding |
| clan {m} | :: clan |
| clandestina {f} | :: feminine noun of clandestino |
| clandestinaje {m} | :: underground (movement) |
| clandestinamente {adv} | :: clandestinely |
| clandestinidad {f} | :: secrecy |
| clandestino {adj} | :: clandestine |
| clandestino {m} | :: one who is clandestine |
| clandestino {m} | :: an illegal immigrant |
| claque {f} | :: claque |
| claqué {m} | :: tap dance, tap |
| claqueta {f} | :: clapperboard |
| clara {f} | :: The white (of an egg) |
| clara {f} [Spain] | :: shandy |
| Clara {prop} {f} | :: given name |
| claraboya {f} | :: skylight |
| claramente {adv} | :: clearly |
| clarear {v} | :: to clear |
| clarear {v} [meteorology] | :: to clear up |
| clarear {v} | :: to become thin; thin out (become scarce) |
| claretiano {adj} | :: Claretian |
| claridad {f} | :: brightness |
| claridad {f} | :: clarity |
| claridad {f} | :: clearness |
| clarificación {f} | :: clarification |
| clarificador {adj} | :: clarifying, illuminating |
| clarificar {v} | :: to clarify |
| clarín {m} | :: bugle |
| clarín {m} | :: diminutive of claro; small beer |
| clarinada {f} | :: blunder |
| clarinera {f} | :: feminine noun of clarinero |
| clarinero {m} | :: clarion player |
| clarinero {m} | :: great-tailed grackle (Quiscalus mexicanus) |
| clarinero {m} | :: melodious blackbird (Dives dives) |
| clarinete {m} | :: clarinet |
| clarinete {m} | :: clarinetist |
| clarinetista {mf} | :: clarinetist |
| clarión {m} | :: chalk |
| clarisa {f} | :: Poor Clares nun |
| Clarisa {prop} {f} | :: given name |
| clarísimamente {adv} | :: superlative of claramente |
| clarísimo {adj} | :: superlative of claro |
| clariso {adj} | :: Of or pertaining to the Poor Clares |
| claristorio {m} | :: clerestory |
| clarita {f} | :: diminutive of clara; small shandy |
| clarito {adj} | :: diminutive of claro |
| claritromicina {f} [pharmaceutical drug] | :: clarithromycin |
| clarividencia {f} | :: clairvoyance |
| clarividente {mf} | :: fortuneteller, clairvoyant, seer |
| clarividentemente {adv} | :: clairvoyantly |
| claro {adj} | :: light, bright |
| claro {adj} | :: clear |
| claro {adv} | :: certainly, naturally, of course |
| claro {m} | :: sunny spell |
| claro {m} | :: clearing |
| claro {m} | :: bald patch |
| claro {interj} | :: of course; for sure; sure (indicates enthusiastic agreement) |
| Claro {prop} | :: given name |
| claro como el agua {adj} [simile] | :: crystal clear |
| claroscuro {m} [painting, photography] | :: chiaroscuro |
| clás. {adj} | :: abbreviation of clásico |
| -clasa {suffix} [mineralogy] | :: -clase |
| clase {f} | :: lecture |
| clase {f} | :: class (lesson) |
| clase {f} | :: class (level of society) |
| clase {f} | :: kind, sort, type |
| clase {f} [taxonomy] | :: class |
| clase alta {f} | :: upper class |
| clase baja {f} | :: lower class |
| clase ejecutiva {f} | :: business class |
| clase media {f} | :: middle class |
| clasemediero {adj} | :: middle-class |
| clasemediero {m} | :: A member of the middle class, a middle-classer |
| clase obrera {f} | :: working class |
| clásicamente {adv} | :: classically (according to classical norms) |
| clasicazo {m} | :: classic, all-time classice |
| clasicismo {m} | :: classicism |
| clasicista {adj} | :: classical |
| clasicista {mf} | :: classicist |
| clásico {adj} | :: classic |
| clásico {m} | :: A sports rivalry match, especially in association football |
| Clásico {prop} {m} [soccer] | :: El Clásico (any match between FC Barcelona and Real Madrid) |
| clasificable {adj} | :: classifiable (that one can classify) |
| clasificación {f} | :: classification |
| clasificación {f} | :: standing, ranking [the position of a team in a league or of a player in a list] |
| clasificación periódica {f} | :: periodic table (chart of the chemical elements by atomic number) |
| clasificado {adj} | :: classified |
| clasificador {adj} | :: classifying |
| clasificador {m} | :: sorter, classifier |
| clasificador {m} | :: filing cabinet |
| clasificadora {f} | :: feminine noun of clasificador |
| clasificar {v} | :: to classify, sort |
| clasificar {v} | :: to rank |
| clasificarse {v} | :: to place; to earn a certain rank or award in a competition |
| clasificatorio {adj} | :: classificatory |
| clasismo {m} | :: classism |
| clasista {adj} | :: classist |
| clasista {mf} | :: classist |
| clástico {adj} | :: clastic |
| clasto {m} | :: clast |
| clatrina {f} | :: clathrin |
| claudia {f} | :: greengage |
| Claudia {prop} {f} | :: given name |
| claudicación {f} | :: surrender, giving in |
| claudicante {adj} | :: who gives up easily |
| claudicar {v} | :: to give up, give in |
| claudicar {vi} | :: to renounce |
| claudina {f} | :: claudin |
| Claudio {prop} {m} | :: given name |
| claun {mf} | :: clown |
| claustral {adj} | :: claustral |
| claustro {m} [religion] | :: claustration |
| claustrofobia {f} | :: claustrophobia (fear of closed, tight places) |
| claustrofóbico {adj} | :: claustrophobic (inducing or suffering from claustrophobia) |
| claustrofóbico {m} | :: claustrophobe |
| claustrófobo {adj} | :: claustrophobic (suffering from claustrophobia) |
| claustrófobo {m} | :: claustrophobe (one who suffers from claustrophobia) |
| claúsula {f} | :: clause (part of a contract) |
| claúsula {f} [grammar] | :: clause |
| cláusula {f} | :: clause |
| clausura {f} | :: closing, closure (the end or conclusion of something) |
| clausura {f} | :: closed monastery or convent |
| clausura {f} | :: closing ceremony |
| clausurar {v} | :: to close |
| clausurar {v} | :: to condemn |
| clava {f} | :: club [weapon] |
| clavada {f} [Spain] | :: rip-off |
| clavada {f} [chess] | :: pin |
| clavada absoluta {f} [chess] | :: absolute pin |
| clavada relativa {f} [chess] | :: relative pin |
| clavadista {mf} | :: diver |
| clavadito {adj} | :: identical |
| clavado {adj} | :: nailed |
| clavado {adj} | :: identical, spitting |
| clavado {adj} | :: speechless |
| clavado {adj} [Mexico] | :: attached, glued |
| clavado {interj} | :: precisely!, exactly! |
| clavado {m} | :: dive |
| clavadora {f} | :: nail gun |
| clavar {v} | :: to nail |
| clavaria {f} | :: feminine noun of clavario |
| clavario {m} | :: keyholder; turnkey |
| clavársela {v} [idiom, vulgar] | :: to fuck; get one's end away |
| clave {f} [figurative] | :: key (to a problem or puzzle) |
| clave {f} | :: password |
| clave {f} | :: code |
| clave {f} [music] | :: clef |
| clave {f} [musical instruments] | :: clave |
| clave {adj} | :: key (important) |
| clavecín {m} | :: harpsichord |
| clavecinista {mf} | :: harpsichordist |
| clave de sol {f} [music] | :: treble clef |
| clavel {m} | :: carnation (plant) |
| clavel {m} | :: carnation (flower) |
| clavelito {m} | :: diminutive of clavel |
| claveque {m} [jewelry] | :: paste, strass |
| clavero {m} | :: clove (tree) |
| clavete {m} | :: tack (small nail) |
| clavete {m} | :: guitar pick, plectrum |
| clavetear {v} | :: to nail |
| clavetear {v} | :: to stud (to add a stud to) |
| clavicémbalo {m} | :: harpsichord |
| clavicordio {m} | :: clavichord (musical instrument) |
| clavicordio {m} | :: harpsichord (musical instrument) |
| clavícula {f} | :: collarbone, clavicle |
| clavicular {adj} [anatomy] | :: clavicular (of or relating to the clavicle) |
| clavija {f} | :: dowel |
| clavija {f} [music] | :: peg |
| clavijero {m} [music] | :: pegbox |
| clavo {m} | :: nail, spike |
| clavo {m} | :: clove |
| clavo {m} | :: corn (callus) |
| clavo {m} | :: headache |
| clavo {m} | :: scab |
| clavo {m} | :: spike [of shoes, cleats] |
| clavo {m} [Dominican Republic, slang] | :: stash |
| clavo de olor {m} | :: clove (spice) |
| clavulánico {adj} | :: clavulanic |
| claxon {m} | :: horn (loud alarm, especially on a motor vehicle) |
| claxón {m} | :: horn (loud alarm, especially on a motor vehicle) |
| claymore {m} | :: claymore |
| clearing {m} [finance] | :: clearing |
| clefa {f} [Bolivia] | :: An inhaled recreational drug derived from gasoline |
| clefera {f} | :: feminine noun of clefero |
| clefero {m} [Bolivia] | :: glue sniffer |
| cleidocraneal {adj} | :: cleidocranial |
| clembuterol {m} | :: clenbuterol |
| clemencia {f} | :: mercy, clemency |
| clemente {adj} | :: lenient |
| clementísimo {adj} | :: superlative of clemente |
| clemole {m} [Mexico] | :: A traditional soup where meat, vegetables and strong flavor elements are combined |
| clenbuterol {m} | :: clenbuterol |
| Cleopatra {prop} {f} | :: Cleopatra (a given name of women in the Ptolemy dynasty) |
| Cleotilde {prop} {f} | :: given name |
| clepe {m} [Louisiana] | :: crepe |
| clepsidra {f} | :: clepsydra, water clock |
| cleptocracia {f} | :: kleptocracy |
| cleptócrata {mf} | :: kleptocrat |
| cleptocrático {adj} | :: kleptocratic |
| cleptomanía {f} | :: kleptomania |
| cleptómano {m} | :: kleptomaniac |
| cleptón {m} | :: klepton |
| clerecía {f} | :: clerics |
| clerical {adj} | :: clerical (of or relating to the clergy) |
| clericalismo {m} | :: clericalism |
| clérigo {m} | :: clergyman |
| clérigo {m} | :: clerk |
| cleriguito {m} | :: diminutive of clérigo |
| clero {m} | :: clergy |
| clerodendro {m} | :: Any of the plants in the genus Clerodendrum |
| Cleveland {prop} | :: Cleveland (city) |
| clic {m} [computing] | :: sound of a mouse |
| clica {f} | :: (Chicano, slang) clique, group, gang |
| clicar {v} | :: to click a computer mouse |
| cliché {m} [printing] | :: cliché |
| cliché {m} [talking] | :: cliché |
| click {m} | :: click |
| clictivismo {m} | :: clicktivism |
| clienta {f} | :: feminine noun of cliente |
| cliente {mf} {m} | :: client |
| cliente {mf} {m} | :: customer |
| cliente {mf} {m} [computing] | :: client |
| clientela {f} | :: clientele |
| clientelar {adj} [attributive] | :: clientele, customers |
| clientelismo {m} | :: nepotism |
| clientelista {adj} | :: clientelist |
| clientelístico {adj} [attributive] | :: client; clientele; customer |
| clientelización {f} | :: turning people into clientele |
| clima {m} [weather] | :: climate, weather |
| climatérico {adj} | :: climateric |
| climaterio {m} [medical] | :: climacterium |
| climáticamente {adv} | :: climatically |
| climático {adj} | :: climactic |
| climatización {f} | :: air conditioning |
| climatizado {adj} | :: air-conditioned |
| climatizado {adj} | :: heated |
| climatizador {m} | :: air conditioner |
| climatizador {m} | :: air conditioner, air conditioning, (a machine that is used to control temperature and humidity in an enclosed space) |
| climatizar {vt} | :: to air-condition |
| climatizar {vt} | :: to heat (swimming pool) |
| climatóloga {f} | :: feminine noun of climatólogo |
| climatología {f} | :: climatology (science that studies the climate) |
| climatológicamente {adv} | :: climatologically |
| climatológico {adj} | :: climatological |
| climatólogo {m} | :: climatologist |
| climax {m} | :: climax |
| clímax {m} | :: climax |
| Clímena {prop} {f} [Greek god] | :: Clymene (nymph of Greek mythology) |
| Clímene {prop} {f} | :: alternative form of Clímena |
| climograma {m} | :: climograph |
| clindamicina {f} [pharmaceutical drug] | :: clindamycin |
| clínex {m} | :: tissue; Kleenex |
| clínica {f} | :: medical clinic |
| clínicamente {adv} | :: clinically |
| clínico {adj} | :: clinical |
| clínker {m} | :: clinker |
| clinodactilia {f} | :: clinodactyly |
| clinopiroxeno {m} [mineral] | :: clinopyroxene |
| clintonismo {m} | :: Clintonism (political philosophy of Bill Clinton) |
| cliometrista {mf} | :: cliometrician |
| clip {m} | :: paper clip |
| clip {m} | :: clip (something which clips or grasps; a device for attaching one object to another.) |
| clip {m} | :: clip (a frame containing a number of bullets which is intended to be inserted into the magazine of a firearm to allow for rapid reloading.) |
| clíper {m} | :: clipper (boat) |
| cliquear {v} | :: to click a computer mouse |
| clisé {m} | :: cliché |
| clítico {adj} | :: clitic |
| clítico {m} [linguistics] | :: clitic |
| clitoriano {adj} | :: clitoral |
| clitoridectomía {f} | :: clitoridectomy |
| clítoris {m} [anatomy] | :: clitoris, clit, button |
| clivaje {m} | :: splitting |
| cloaca {f} | :: sewer, storm drain |
| cloaca {f} [zoology] | :: cloaca |
| cloacal {adj} | :: cloacal |
| cloacal {adj} | :: sewage, waste |
| clocar {v} | :: to cluck |
| cloch {m} | :: alternative form of cloche |
| cloche {m} | :: clutch |
| clomipramina {f} | :: clomipramine |
| clon {m} | :: clone |
| clon {m} | :: clown |
| clonación {f} [biology] | :: cloning |
| clonador {adj} | :: cloning |
| clonador {m} | :: cloner (one who clones) |
| clonadora {f} | :: feminine noun of clonador |
| clonal {adj} | :: clonal |
| clonar {v} | :: to clone |
| clonarse {v} | :: reflexive of clonar |
| clonazepán {m} | :: clonazepam |
| clónico {adj} | :: clonic |
| clonidina {f} | :: clonidine |
| cloqueante {adj} | :: clucking, clucky |
| cloquear {v} | :: to cluck |
| cloquear {v} | :: to harpoon |
| cloqueo {m} | :: cluck |
| cloración {f} | :: chlorination |
| cloral {m} [organic compound] | :: chloral |
| cloralosa {f} [organic compound, carbohydrate] | :: chloralose |
| cloramina {f} | :: chloramine |
| cloranfenicol {m} | :: chloramphenicol |
| clorar {v} | :: to chlorinate |
| clorargirita {f} [mineral] | :: chlorargyrite |
| cloratita {f} | :: chloratite |
| clorato {m} [inorganic chemistry] | :: chlorate |
| clorénquima {f} | :: chlorenchyma |
| clorfeniramina {f} | :: chlorphenamine |
| clorhexidina {f} | :: chlorhexidine |
| clorhidrato {m} | :: hydrochloride |
| clorhídrico {adj} [chemistry] | :: hydrochloric |
| clórico {adj} | :: chloric |
| clorinar {v} | :: to chlorinate |
| clorita {f} [mineral] | :: chlorite |
| clorito {m} [inorganic chemistry] | :: chlorite |
| cloro {m} | :: chlorine |
| cloro {m} | :: bleach |
| cloroacetato {m} [organic compound] | :: chloroacetate |
| cloroacético {adj} | :: chloroacetic |
| cloroalquino {m} | :: chloroalkene |
| clorofila {f} | :: chlorophyll |
| clorofílico {adj} | :: chlorophyllic (of, pertaining to, resembling or derived from chlorophyll) |
| clorofilo {adj} | :: chlorophyllous |
| clorofluocarbono {m} [rare] | :: alternative form of clorofluorocarbono |
| clorofluorocarbono {m} [organic chemistry] | :: chlorofluorocarbon |
| cloroformizar {v} | :: to treat or make unconscious with chloroform |
| cloroformo {m} [chemistry] | :: chloroform |
| clorometano {m} [organic compound] | :: chloromethane, methyl chloride |
| clorometilación {f} [organic chemistry] | :: chloromethylation |
| cloroplasto {m} [cytology] | :: chloroplast |
| cloropreno {m} [organic compound] | :: chloroprene |
| cloroquina {f} [pharmaceutical drug] | :: chloroquine |
| clorosis {f} | :: chlorosis |
| clorotoxina {f} | :: chlorotoxin |
| cloroxilenol {m} [organic compound] | :: dettol, chloroxylenol |
| clorpirifos {m} | :: chlorpyrifos |
| cloruro {m} [chemistry] | :: chloride |
| cloruro de sodio {m} [inorganic compound] | :: sodium chloride (NaCl) |
| closet {m} | :: alternative spelling of clóset |
| clóset {m} [Latin America] | :: closet |
| clóset {m} | :: closet (the state of being secretly gay) |
| closteroviral {adj} | :: closteroviral |
| clostridial {adj} | :: clostridial |
| clostridio {m} [bacteria] | :: clostridium |
| Clotilde {prop} {f} | :: given name |
| Cloto {prop} {f} [Greek god] | :: Clotho (one of the Fates) |
| cloud {m} [computing] | :: cloud |
| clown {m} | :: clown (circus performance artist) |
| club {m} | :: club (association) |
| clubbing {m} | :: clubbing |
| clubhouse {m} | :: clubhouse |
| club nocturno {m} | :: nightclub |
| clueco {adj} | :: broody |
| clúneo {adj} [anatomy] | :: clunial |
| cluniacense {adj} | :: Cluniac |
| cluster {m} | :: alternative spelling of clúster |
| clúster {m} | :: cluster |
| clutch {m} | :: alternative form of cloche |
| CM {prop} {?} | :: abbreviation of Campeche |
| cnidario {adj} | :: cnidarian |
| cnidario {m} | :: cnidarian |
| cnidoblasto {m} [zoology] | :: cnidoblast |
| cnidocisto {m} [zoology] | :: cnidocyst |
| cnidocito {m} [cytology] | :: cnidocyte |
| CNT {prop} {f} [politics] | :: initialism of Confederación Nacional del Trabajo (An anarcho-syndicalist trades union founded in Barcelona in 1911.) |
| co- {prefix} | :: co- |
| co {m} [Aragon, colloquial] | :: dude, friend |
| có {pron} [colloquial, Caribbean] | :: alternative form of cómo |
| coa {f} | :: primitive hoe, a sharp wooden rod formerly used by Native Americans to till the soil |
| coa {f} [Chile, prison slang] | :: low-class or criminal jargon |
| COAC {m} | :: Concurso oficial de agrupaciones del carnaval de Cádiz (carnival of Cádiz) |
| Coacalco {prop} {m} | :: Coacalco, a city and municipality in the Mexican state of Mexico |
| coacción {f} | :: coercion |
| coaccionar {vt} | :: to coerce |
| coach {m} [sport] | :: coach |
| coaching {m} | :: coaching |
| coactivador {m} | :: coactivator |
| coactivamente {adv} | :: coercively |
| coactividad {f} | :: coercibility |
| coactivo {adj} | :: coercive |
| coactuación {f} | :: Acting as a supporting actor |
| coactuar {v} | :: to act together |
| coacusada {f} | :: feminine noun of coacusado |
| coacusado {m} | :: coaccused |
| coadaptación {f} | :: coadaptation |
| coa de jima {f} | :: A long, machete-like knife used by a jimador to cut the leaves from the piñas of an agave |
| coadjutor {m} | :: coadjutor |
| coadyuvancia {f} [legal] | :: collaboration |
| coadyuvante {mf} | :: contributor; collaborator |
| coadyuvar {v} | :: to help achieve something |
| coadyuvar {v} | :: to collaborate |
| coagente {mf} | :: contributor; participant |
| coagulación {f} | :: coagulation |
| coagulante {adj} | :: coagulative |
| coagulante {m} | :: coagulant |
| coagular {v} | :: to clot; to coagulate |
| coagulasa {f} | :: coagulase |
| coágulo {m} | :: clot |
| coágulo {m} | :: blood clot |
| coagulopatía {f} | :: coagulopathy |
| Coahuila {prop} {f} | :: Coahuila (state) |
| coahuilense {adj} | :: Of or pertaining to the Mexican state of Coahuila |
| coala {m} | :: koala |
| coalescencia {f} | :: coalescence |
| coálgebra {f} | :: coalgebra |
| coalición {f} | :: coalition |
| coalicional {adj} [attributive] | :: coalition |
| coaligar {v} | :: to join, unite, bring together |
| coaligar {vr} | :: to unite, join, get together |
| coanfitrión {m} | :: cohost |
| coanfitriona {f} | :: cohost |
| coanimación {f} | :: cohosting |
| coanimador {m} | :: cohost |
| coanimadora {f} | :: cohost |
| coanimar {v} | :: To cohost |
| coanocito {m} [cytology] | :: choanocyte |
| coanoflagelado {m} [biology] | :: choanoflagellate |
| coaptación {f} | :: coaptation |
| coartación {f} | :: coarctation |
| coartada {f} | :: alibi |
| coartado {adj} [slavery] | :: freed under certain circumstances |
| coartar {v} | :: to limit, restrict |
| coartar {v} | :: to inhibit, to cramp someone's style |
| coarticulación {f} | :: coarticulation |
| coasegurador {m} | :: coinsurer |
| coaseguradora {f} | :: feminine noun of coasegurador |
| coaseguro {m} | :: coinsurance |
| coaster {m} | :: A kind of minibus |
| coatí {m} | :: coati |
| coaticito {m} | :: young coati |
| Coatzacoalcos {prop} {m} | :: Coatzacoalcos (city) |
| Coatzacoalcos {prop} {m} | :: Coatzacoalcos (river) |
| Coatzacualcos {n} | :: Coatzacualcos (city) |
| coauspiciador {m} | :: cosponsor |
| coauspiciar {vt} | :: to cosponsor |
| coautor {m} | :: coauthor |
| coautora {f} | :: feminine noun of coautor |
| coautoría {f} | :: coauthorship |
| coaxial {adj} | :: coaxial |
| coaxialmente {adv} | :: coaxially |
| coba {f} | :: smarminess; cajolery |
| coba {f} | :: fib; trick |
| cobalamina {f} | :: cobalamin |
| cobalto {m} | :: cobalt |
| cobaltoceno {m} [organic chemistry] | :: cobaltocene |
| cobani {m} [vesre] | :: policeman |
| cobarde {adj} | :: cowardly, craven, gutless, spineless, dastardly |
| cobarde {adj} | :: yellow (easily frightened) |
| cobarde {mf} | :: coward, chicken, wimp, poltroon |
| cobarde {mf} | :: weakling, wuss |
| cobardemente {adv} | :: cowardly |
| cobardía {f} | :: cowardice |
| cobardón {adj} | :: wimpy; cowardly |
| cobardón {m} | :: coward; wimp; wuss |
| cobardona {f} | :: feminine noun of cobardón |
| cobaya {f} [zoology] | :: guinea pig (animal) |
| cobaya {f} [culinary] | :: guinea pig meat, eaten in may parts of Latin America |
| cobaya {f} [figuratively] | :: guinea pig (person used for experimentation) |
| cobdiçia {f} | :: obsolete spelling of codicia |
| cobertera {f} | :: lid (for pan) |
| cobertera {f} | :: white water lily |
| cobertero {m} | :: obsolete spelling of cubierta |
| cobertizo {m} | :: shed, shack |
| cobertor {adj} | :: covering |
| cobertor {m} | :: blanket, coverlet |
| cobertura {f} | :: coverage |
| cobertura {f} | :: cover |
| cobertura {f} | :: reception |
| cobija {f} [Mexico, Colombia, Venezuela] | :: blanket |
| cobijar {vt} | :: to cover |
| cobijar {vt} | :: to shelter |
| cobijar {vt} | :: to protect |
| cobijar {vr} | :: to take refuge |
| cobijeña {f} | :: feminine noun of cobijeño |
| cobijeño {adj} | :: Of or from the city of Cobija, Bolivia |
| cobijeño {m} | :: An inhabitant of the city of Cobija, Bolivia |
| cobijita {f} | :: diminutive of cobija |
| cobijo {m} | :: bedroom |
| cobijo {m} | :: shelter, covering |
| cobijo {m} [figuratively] | :: protection, refuge |
| cobista {adj} | :: smarmy |
| cobista {adj} | :: Of or relative to the Central Obrera Boliviana, a Bolivian trade union |
| cobista {mf} | :: smarmy person; asskisser |
| cobista {mf} | :: A member of the Central Obrera Boliviana |
| cobra {f} | :: cobra |
| cobra {f} | :: the act of hacer la cobra |
| cobrado {adj} | :: charged |
| cobrador {m} [transport] | :: conductor |
| cobranza {f} | :: charging (money) |
| cobrar {v} | :: to charge [money, etc.] |
| cobrar {v} | :: to collect |
| cobrar {v} | :: to gather up [strength, bravery etc.] |
| cobrar {v} | :: to pay for something (get one's dues) |
| cobrar {vr} | :: to claim (lives) |
| cobra real {f} | :: king cobra |
| cobrar forma {v} | :: to take shape |
| cobrarse {v} | :: reflexive of cobrar |
| cobre {m} | :: copper (reddish-brown, malleable, ductile metallic element with high electrical and thermal conductivity, symbol Cu, and atomic number 29) |
| cobrizo {adj} | :: copper-colored |
| cobrizo {adj} | :: coppery |
| cobro {m} | :: payment, paying |
| cobro {m} | :: cashing |
| cobro {m} | :: charge |
| cobro {m} | :: recovery (of debt) |
| Cobura {prop} {f} | :: given name from the Canary Islands |
| coca {f} | :: coca (any of the four cultivated plants which belong to the family Erythroxylaceae, native to western South America) |
| coca {f} | :: coca (the dried leaf of one of these plants) |
| coca {f} [colloquial] | :: cocaine |
| coca {f} | :: Coke (Coca-Cola, a trademarked soft drink) |
| cocacho {m} [Latin America] | :: whack with the knuckles |
| cocacho {m} | :: A type of bean |
| coca-cola {f} | :: Coke, Coca-Cola |
| cocada {f} [Mexico, Colombia, Uruguay] | :: coconut ball (confectionery) |
| cocada {f} [Venezuela] | :: coconut milkshake, cold drink made from coconut milk |
| cocaína {f} | :: cocaine |
| cocainómana {f} | :: feminine noun of cocainómano |
| cocainomanía {f} | :: addiction to cocaine |
| cocainómano {m} | :: cocaine addict |
| cocal {m} | :: A coca plantation |
| cocaleca {f} [Dominican Republic] | :: popcorn |
| cocalera {f} | :: feminine noun of cocalero |
| cocalero {adj} | :: coca (plant) |
| cocalero {m} | :: cocalero |
| cocapital {f} | :: joint capital city |
| cocatriz {f} [folklore, mythology, fantasy, heraldry] | :: cockatrice |
| coccigectomía {f} | :: coccygectomy |
| cocción {f} | :: cooking |
| cocción {f} | :: boiling |
| cocción {f} | :: doneness |
| cocción {f} [ceramics] | :: firing |
| cóccix {m} | :: alternative form of coxis |
| cocear {v} | :: to kick |
| cocedero {adj} | :: easily cookable |
| cocedero {m} | :: cooker, cooking pot |
| cocedura {f} | :: cooking (actiion and effect of boiling) |
| cocedura {f} | :: sore (injured, infected, inflamed patch of skin) |
| cocedura {f} | :: chafe (injury or wear caused by friction) |
| cocer {v} | :: to boil |
| cocer {v} | :: to cook (only used in situations where the food being prepared is submitted to fire; such as through the processes of boiling, simmering or steaming anything; or baking bread slowly in an oven) |
| cocer {vr} [cocerse] | :: to brew |
| cocer {vp} | :: to chafe (get sore) |
| Cochabamba {prop} {f} | :: Cochabamba (city/and/department) |
| cochabambino {adj} | :: Of or from Cochabamba |
| cochabambino {m} | :: Someone from Cochabamba |
| cochaguasca {f} | :: cochayuyo |
| cochambre {f} | :: filth, muck, dirt |
| cochambroso {adj} | :: squalid, filthy |
| cochayuyo {m} [Latin America] | :: cochayuyo |
| cochazo {m} | :: A large or expensive car; a hot rod |
| coche {m} [chiefly Spain] | :: car (a wheeled vehicle that moves independently) |
| coche {m} | :: carriage, coach (a wheeled vehicle, generally drawn by horse power) |
| coche {m} [rail transport] | :: car (a passenger-carrying unit in a subway or elevated train) |
| cochebomba {m} | :: car bomb |
| cochecillo {m} | :: diminutive of coche |
| cochecito {m} | :: diminutive of coche |
| cochecito {m} | :: pram |
| coche eléctrico {m} | :: electric car |
| coche patrulla {f} | :: patrol car |
| cochera {f} | :: carport (parking structure with roof) |
| cochera {f} | :: bus depot |
| cochera {f} | :: train depot |
| cochera {f} | :: garage |
| cochera {f} | :: car park |
| cochero {m} | :: coachman |
| cochero {m} | :: charioteer |
| cochillo {m} | :: obsolete spelling of cuchillo |
| cochimí {adj} | :: Cochimí |
| cochimí {mf} | :: Cochimí |
| cochín {m} [northern Spain] | :: pig |
| cochinada {f} | :: Filth, a disgusting or obscene act, situation, quality, or state |
| Cochinchina {prop} {f} | :: Cochinchina (historical region) |
| cochinera {f} | :: feminine noun of cochinero |
| cochinero {adj} | :: for the pigs; suitable for feeding pigs |
| cochinero {m} | :: pig farmer |
| cochinilla {f} | :: pill bug (especially Armadillidium vulgare) |
| cochinilla {f} | :: cochineal (animal and dye) |
| cochinilla de humedad {f} | :: woodlouse |
| cochinillo {m} | :: suckling pig |
| cochinita {f} | :: diminutive of cochina |
| cochinita pibil {f} | :: cochinita pibil |
| cochinito {m} | :: diminutive of cochino, little pig |
| cochino {m} | :: pig, hog |
| cochino {m} | :: pervert |
| cochino {adj} | :: dirty (as in an action done by a child like eating with dirty hands) |
| cochiquera {f} | :: pigsty (shelter for pigs) |
| cocho {m} [Mexico] | :: pig; swine |
| cocho {m} [Louisiana Spanish] | :: culture |
| cochón {m} [Nicaragua, Honduras] | :: homosexual |
| cochón {m} [Nicaragua] | :: coward |
| cochura {f} | :: cooking; baking |
| cochura {f} | :: batch (of things to cook or heat) |
| cocido {adj} | :: cooked, boiled |
| cocido {adj} | :: sore (having an injured skin) |
| cocido {m} [Spain] | :: stew (dish) |
| cociente {m} | :: quotient |
| cociente de inteligencia {m} | :: intelligence quotient |
| cociente intelectual {m} | :: intelligence quotient |
| cocimiento {m} | :: cooking |
| cocimiento {m} | :: baking |
| cocimiento {m} | :: boiling |
| cocimiento {m} | :: fermenting |
| cocimiento {m} | :: infusion, brew |
| cocimiento {m} | :: soaking, steeping [treatment of woolen materials prior to dyeing] |
| cocimiento {m} | :: firing [of ceramics, bricks, etc.] |
| cocina {f} | :: kitchen |
| cocina {f} | :: stove, oven, kiln |
| cocina {f} | :: cuisine |
| cocina {f} [Dominican Republic, slang] | :: back seats of a bus |
| cocinado {adj} | :: cooked |
| cocinar {v} | :: to cook |
| cocinera {f} | :: feminine noun of cocinero |
| cocinerazo {m} | :: augmentative of cocinero; cordon bleu chef |
| cocinería {f} | :: a small restaurant |
| cocinero {m} | :: cook |
| cocineta {f} | :: kitchenette |
| cocinilla {f} | :: diminutive of cocina; small kitchen |
| cocinilla {f} | :: camping or portable kitchen |
| cocinilla {m} | :: amateur chef |
| cocinillas {mf} [Spain, coloquial] | :: amateur chef |
| cocinillas {mf} [Spain, obsolete] | :: man who does the housework |
| cocinita {f} | :: diminutive of cocina |
| Cocito {prop} {m} | :: Cocytus |
| cocktail {m} | :: alternative spelling of cóctel |
| cocktelería {f} | :: cocktail bar |
| Coclé {prop} | :: Coclé (province) |
| cóclea {f} [anatomy] | :: cochlea (the complex, spirally coiled, tapered cavity of the inner ear) |
| coclear {adj} [anatomy] | :: cochlear |
| coclesana {f} | :: feminine noun of coclesano |
| coclesano {adj} | :: Of or from Coclé |
| coclesano {m} | :: Someone from Coclé |
| coco {m} | :: coconut |
| coco {m} [colloquial, Chile] | :: testicle |
| coco {m} | :: [folklore] bogeyman |
| coco {m} [colloquial] | :: brain; head |
| coco {m} [entomology] | :: weevil |
| coco {m} [bacteriology] | :: coccus |
| Coco {prop} {f} [Mexico] | :: A diminutive of the female given name María del Socorro |
| cocoa {f} | :: cocoa |
| cocobolo {m} | :: cocobolo |
| cococha {f} | :: The fleshy underpart of a fish's jaw, a delicacy in Basque cuisine |
| cocodrilo {m} | :: crocodile (predatory amphibious reptile of the family Crocodylidae) |
| cocodrilo {m} [proscribed, colloquial] | :: crocodile, alligator (crocodilian, any species of the order Crocodilia, which also includes the alligators, caimans and gavials) |
| cocodrilo de las marismas {m} | :: mugger crocodile |
| cocolitofórido {m} | :: coccolithophore, coccolithophorid |
| cocolitóforo {m} | :: coccolithophore, coccolithophorid |
| cocolon {m} [colloquial, Colombia, Peru, Ecuador, Venezuela] | :: Toasted rice that has stuck to the bottom of the pot |
| cocolon {m} [colloquial, Ecuador] | :: The youngest son of a family |
| cocolón {m} [Colombia, Ecuador, Venezuela] | :: toasted rice that is stuck to the bottom of the pan |
| cocombustión {f} | :: cofiring |
| cocomes {mp} | :: Cocom, Cocomes |
| cocona {f} | :: cocona |
| cócona {f} | :: feminine noun of cócono |
| coconductor {m} | :: cohost |
| coconductora {f} | :: co-host |
| cócono {m} [Mexico] | :: turkey |
| cócono {m} [Mexico] | :: poult or chick of a turkey |
| cocoroco {m} | :: Cocoroco, a very strong alcoholic drink from Bolivia, made from sugar cane |
| cocorota {f} [colloquial] | :: noggin; nog (head) |
| cocorota {f} [colloquial] | :: top of the head |
| cocota {f} | :: human head |
| cocotal {m} | :: A grove of coconut palms |
| cocotazo {m} [Puerto Rican, Cuban or Dominican, slang] | :: hit on the head with the knuckles |
| cocotero {m} | :: coconut palm |
| cocreación {f} | :: cocreation |
| cocreador {m} | :: co-creator |
| cocreadora {f} | :: co-creator |
| cocreta {f} | :: nonstandard form of croqueta |
| coctel {m} | :: alternative form of cóctel |
| cóctel {m} | :: cocktail |
| cóctel de mariscos {m} | :: seafood cocktail |
| coctelera {f} | :: cocktail mixer (person) |
| coctelería {f} | :: cocktail bar |
| coctelero {m} | :: cocktail mixer (person) |
| cóctel mólotov {m} | :: Molotov cocktail |
| cocuy {m} | :: cocuy (liquor) |
| cocuy {m} | :: Agave cocui (species of agave) |
| cocuyo {m} | :: A bioluminescent click beetle of the genus Pyrophorus |
| coda {f} [music] | :: coda |
| coda {f} [phonology] | :: coda |
| codaste {m} | :: sternpost |
| codazo {m} | :: elbow (a hit with the elbow) |
| codear {v} | :: to elbow |
| codear {vr} [codearse con] | :: to rub shoulders with |
| códec {m} | :: codec |
| codefensora {f} | :: co-defender |
| Codegua {prop} {f} | :: Codegua |
| codeguano {adj} | :: of or pertaining to Codegua, Chile |
| codeguano {m} | :: someone from Codegua, Chile |
| codeína {f} | :: codeine |
| codependencia {f} | :: codependency |
| codependiente {adj} | :: codependent |
| codera {f} | :: elbow patch |
| codera {f} | :: elbow pad |
| codesarrolladoa {f} | :: feminine noun of codesarrollador |
| codesarrollador {m} | :: codeveloper |
| codesarrollar {v} | :: To codevelop |
| codescubridor {m} | :: codiscoverer |
| codescubridora {f} | :: feminine noun of codescubridor |
| codescubrir {v} | :: to codiscover |
| codeso {m} [botany] | :: laburnum |
| códice {m} | :: codex |
| codicia {f} | :: greed, avarice |
| codicia {f} [archaic] | :: lust |
| codiciable {adj} | :: appealing, desirable |
| codiciar {v} | :: to covet |
| codicilo {m} [legal] | :: codicil (an addendum to, retraction from, or explanation of a will) |
| codiciosamente {adv} | :: greedily |
| codicioso {adj} | :: greedy |
| codificación {f} | :: codification, encoding |
| codificador {m} | :: coder |
| codificador {m} | :: codifier |
| codificante {adj} [attributive] | :: coding |
| codificar {v} | :: to encode |
| codificar {v} | :: to codify |
| código {m} | :: code |
| código binario {m} [computing] | :: binary code |
| código de barras {m} | :: barcode |
| código de vestimenta {m} | :: dress code |
| código fuente {m} [computing] | :: source code |
| código genético {m} | :: genetic code |
| código Morse {m} | :: Morse code |
| código postal {m} | :: postal code, postcode |
| codillo {m} | :: ham hock |
| codirección {f} | :: codirection |
| codirector {m} | :: codirector |
| codirectora {f} | :: codirector |
| codirigir {v} | :: to codirect |
| codito {m} [El Salvador, Panama] | :: elbow macaroni |
| codo {m} [anatomy] | :: elbow |
| codo {m} | :: cubit (measure) |
| codo {adj} [colloquial, Mexico] | :: selfish, avaricious, stingy |
| codo con codo {adv} [idiomatic] | :: side by side |
| codominio {m} | :: codomain |
| codón {m} [biology] | :: codon |
| codorniz {f} | :: quail |
| codueña {f} | :: feminine noun of codueño |
| codueño {m} | :: co-owner |
| coedición {f} | :: coproduction (a production where two or more companies work together and share any profits) |
| coeditar {v} | :: to coedit |
| coeditor {m} | :: coeditor |
| coeditora {f} | :: coeditor |
| coeducación {f} | :: mixed-sex education |
| coeducacional {adj} | :: coeducational |
| coeducadora {f} | :: feminine noun of coeducador |
| coeficiente {adj} | :: coefficient |
| coeficiente {m} [mathematics] | :: coefficient |
| coelurosaurio {m} | :: coelurosaur |
| coemperador {m} | :: co-emperor |
| coenzima {f} [biochemistry] | :: coenzyme |
| coequipera {f} | :: teammate |
| coequipero {m} | :: teammate |
| coercible {adj} | :: coercible |
| coerción {f} | :: coercion |
| coercitivamente {adv} | :: coercively |
| coercitividad {f} | :: coercivity |
| coercitivo {adj} | :: coercive |
| coescribir {v} | :: to cowrite |
| coescritor {m} | :: cowriter |
| coescritora {f} | :: cowriter |
| coesita {f} [mineral] | :: coesite |
| coesposa {f} | :: co-wife |
| coesposa {f} | :: feminine noun of coesposo |
| coesposo {m} | :: co-husband: the relationship of two men who are married to the same woman |
| coesposo {m} [religion] | :: The Holy Spirit and Joseph as co-spouses of the Virgin Mary |
| coestelar {adj} | :: co-starring |
| coestrella {mf} | :: costar |
| coestructurar {v} | :: to co-structure |
| coetáneamente {adv} | :: contemporaneously |
| coetáneo {adj} | :: coeval (of the same age) |
| coetáneo {adj} | :: contemporaneous |
| coevo {adj} | :: coeval (of the same age) |
| coevolución {f} | :: coevolution |
| coevolucionar {v} | :: to coevolve |
| coexistencia {f} | :: coexistence |
| coexistente {adj} | :: coexistent |
| coexistir {v} | :: to coexist |
| cofa {f} [nautical] | :: top |
| cofabricación {f} | :: co-making |
| cofabricar {v} | :: to cobuild; to comanufacture |
| cofactor {m} [biochemistry] | :: cofactor |
| cofia {f} | :: cap (head covering of a nurse or waitress) |
| cofia {f} [rockets] | :: payload fairing |
| coficina {f} | :: coffice |
| cofín {m} [rare] | :: basket |
| cofinalidad {f} | :: cofinality |
| cofinanciación {f} | :: joint financing |
| cofinanciador {adj} | :: co-financing |
| cofinanciar {v} | :: to cofinance |
| cofosis {f} [pathology] | :: cophosis |
| cofrade {mf} | :: brother (member of a guild or brotherhood) |
| cofrade {mf} | :: sister (member of a guild or sisterhood) |
| cofradía {f} | :: brotherhood |
| cofre {m} | :: chest, coffer, trunk |
| cofre {m} | :: safe |
| cofre {m} | :: bonnet, hood (engine compartment of a car) |
| cofrecillo {m} | :: diminutive of cofre |
| cofrecito {m} | :: diminutive of cofre, little trunk |
| cofundador {m} | :: a cofounder, a male cofounder |
| cofundadora {f} | :: feminine noun of cofundador |
| cofundar {v} | :: to cofound |
| coganador {m} | :: joint winner |
| cogecha {f} | :: obsolete spelling of cosecha |
| cogecho {m} | :: fallow land |
| cogeneración {f} | :: cogeneration |
| cogenerador {m} | :: cogenerator |
| cogeneradora {f} | :: cogenerator |
| coger {v} [Colombia, Cuba, Dominican Republic, Philippines, Puerto Rico, Spain] | :: to take, catch, hold, to get, to seize |
| coger {v} | :: to pick, harvest |
| coger {v} | :: to fish |
| coger {v} | :: to seize, arrest; to overtake |
| coger {v} | :: to get (a joke) |
| coger {v} [Spain] | :: to imitate, learn |
| coger {v} [vulgar, Argentina, Bolivia, Chile, Dominican Republic, Mexico, Paraguay, Uruguay, Venezuela, Central America] | :: to have sex, to fuck, to bang |
| coger {v} [Spain] | :: to choose (a direction, route, when driving or walking) |
| coger {v} [Spain] | :: to turn to (when driving or walking) |
| coger {v} [Spain] | :: to board (means of transportation) |
| coger con pinzas {v} [idiomatic] | :: to take with a grain of salt |
| coger el toro por los cuernos {v} [idiomatic] | :: to take the bull by the horns |
| coger por los huevos {v} [idiomatic, slang] | :: to have someone by the balls |
| cogerse {v} | :: reflexive of coger |
| cogérsela con papel de fumar {phrase} [idiom, vulgar] | :: to nitpick, to be overscrupulous |
| cogestión {f} | :: co-management; co-leading |
| cogida {f} | :: the tossing of a bull-fighter by a bull |
| cogida {f} | :: harvest |
| cogida {f} | :: taking |
| cogido {adj} | :: taken [by the hand, etc.] |
| cogido {m} | :: fold |
| cógido {m} | :: kogiid |
| cogitar {vt} [obsolete] | :: to cogitate, ponder |
| cognado {adj} | :: cognate (derived from the same roots) |
| cognado {m} | :: cognate |
| cognición {f} [philosophy, psychology] | :: cognition |
| cognitariado {m} | :: cognitariat |
| cognitivamente {adv} | :: cognitively |
| cognitivismo {m} [psychology] | :: cognitivism |
| cognitivo {adj} | :: cognitive |
| cognomento {m} [formal] | :: honorific name |
| cognoscente {adj} | :: cognitive |
| cognoscibilidad {f} | :: comprehensibility |
| cognoscible {adj} | :: cognisable; knowable |
| cognoscitivo {adj} | :: cognitional |
| cogobernante {mf} | :: coruler |
| cogobernar {v} | :: to corule; cogovern |
| cogobierno {m} | :: shared governing, especially between university staff and students |
| cogollito {m} | :: diminutive of cogollo |
| cogollo {m} | :: lettuce or other vegetable heart |
| cogollo {m} [botany] | :: shoot |
| cogollo {m} [botany] | :: top portion of a tree |
| cogollo {m} | :: nub; crux |
| cogollo {m} | :: clique; select group |
| cogombro {m} | :: alternative form of cohombro |
| cogón {m} | :: cogon grass; kunai grass, Imperata cylindrica |
| cogorza {f} [colloquial, Spain] | :: drunkenness |
| cogote {m} | :: nape (of the neck) |
| coguionista {mf} | :: co-scriptwriter |
| cogujada {f} | :: crested lark (Galerida cristata) |
| cogulla {f} | :: cowl |
| cohabitación {f} | :: cohabitation |
| cohabitación {f} | :: coexistence |
| cohabitar {v} | :: to coinhabit, roomshare |
| cohabitar {v} | :: to get it on, do it (have sex) |
| coheadliner {m} | :: coheadliner |
| cohechar {vt} | :: to bribe (a government official) |
| cohecho {m} | :: bribing, bribery (especially of a judge) |
| cohecho {m} | :: bribe |
| cohenita {f} [mineral] | :: cohenite |
| coheredera {f} | :: feminine noun of coheredero |
| coheredero {m} | :: coheir |
| coherencia {f} | :: coherence (internal consistency) |
| coherencia {f} | :: coherence (logical arrangement of parts) |
| coherente {adj} | :: cogent |
| coherente {adj} | :: coherent |
| coherente {adj} | :: consistent, conclusive |
| coherentemente {adv} | :: coherently |
| coherentemente {adv} | :: consistently |
| coherentismo {m} | :: coherentism |
| coherentista {adj} [attributive] | :: coherence |
| cohesina {f} [protein] | :: cohesin |
| cohesión {f} | :: cohesion |
| cohesionador {adj} | :: unifying |
| cohesionar {v} [formal] | :: To unite |
| cohesivo {adj} | :: cohesive |
| cohesor {m} | :: coherer |
| cohete {m} | :: firecracker |
| cohete {m} | :: rocket |
| cohete {m} [Mexico, Uruguay] | :: drunkenness |
| cohete {m} [San Antonio] | :: pistol |
| cohetería {f} | :: fireworks factory |
| cohetería {f} | :: fireworks shop |
| cohetería {f} | :: rocketry |
| cohetillo {m} | :: diminutive of cohete |
| cohetón {m} | :: A type of firework |
| cohibir {v} | :: to restrain |
| cohipónimo {m} | :: cohyponym |
| cohombro {m} | :: cucumber |
| cohomología {f} | :: cohomology |
| cohonder {vt} [obsolete] | :: synonym of confundir |
| cohonestar {v} | :: to palliate |
| cohonestar {v} | :: to embellish |
| cohorte {m} | :: cohort |
| coideario {m} | :: cofounder |
| coigue {m} | :: Dombey's beech |
| coigüe {m} | :: Dombey's beech (Nothofagus dombeyi) |
| coigüe de Magallanes {m} | :: Magellan's beech |
| coihue {m} | :: Dombey's beech; coigue |
| coihue blanco {m} | :: Magellan's beech |
| coilocito {m} [medicine] | :: koilocyte |
| coilocitosis {f} [medicine] | :: koilocytosis |
| coima {f} | :: bribe |
| Coímbra {prop} {f} | :: Coímbra (district) |
| Coímbra {prop} {f} | :: Coímbra (city) |
| coimear {v} | :: to bribe |
| coimera {f} | :: feminine noun of coimero |
| coimero {adj} | :: easily bribed |
| coimero {m} | :: one who takes bribes |
| coincano {adj} | :: from the Chilean city of Coinco |
| coincidencia {f} | :: coincidence |
| coincidencia {f} | :: agreement |
| coincidencia {f} | :: match |
| coincidencialmente {adv} | :: coincidentally |
| coincidente {adj} | :: coincident |
| coincidentemente {adv} | :: coincidentally |
| coincidir {v} | :: to coincide |
| coincidir {v} | :: to agree |
| Coinco {prop} {m} | :: Coinco (city) |
| coinversión {f} | :: joint investment |
| coinvestigador {m} | :: co-researcher |
| coipo {m} | :: coypu |
| coipú {m} | :: coypu |
| coirón {m} | :: fescue |
| coital {adj} | :: coital |
| coito {m} | :: coitus, sexual intercourse |
| coito interrupto {m} | :: alternative form of coitus interruptus |
| coitus interruptus {m} | :: coitus interruptus |
| cojear {vi} | :: to limp (walk lamely) |
| cojear {vi} [of furniture] | :: to wobble (move with a rocking motion) |
| cojera {f} | :: limp |
| cojín {m} | :: cushion |
| cojinete {m} | :: diminutive of cojín |
| cojinete {m} | :: pincushion |
| cojinete {m} [mechanics] | :: bearing |
| cojinillo {m} | :: diminutive of cojín |
| cojinova {f} | :: medusafish |
| cojinúa {f} [Caribbean] | :: yellow jack (Carangoides bartholomaei) |
| cojito {adj} | :: diminutive of cojo |
| cojitranco {adj} | :: lame |
| cojitranco {m} | :: lame person |
| cojo {adj} | :: lame, crippled |
| cojo {adj} [figuratively] | :: lame, defective, shaky |
| cojo {m} | :: lame person, lame man |
| cojolite {m} [Mexico] | :: crested guan (Penelope purpurascens) |
| cojón {m} [vulgar slang] | :: testicle, ball |
| cojonudamente {adv} [colloquial] | :: awesomely, spectacularly |
| cojonudo {adj} [vulgar] | :: great, brilliant, ballsy |
| cojonudo {interj} [vulgar] | :: great! brilliant! ballsy! |
| cojudo {adj} | :: not castrated |
| cojudo {m} [Argentina, Bolivia, Ecuador, Spain, Peru] | :: one who acts stupid |
| cojudo {m} | :: stallion |
| cojudo {m} | :: Any animal that has not been castrated |
| cojutepecana {f} | :: feminine noun of cojutepecano |
| cojutepecano {adj} | :: Of or from the city of Cojutepeque in El Salvador |
| cojutepecano {m} | :: An inhabitant of the city of Cojutepeque in El Salvador |
| col {f} | :: cabbage |
| -cola {suffix} | :: cultivator, breeder (forming nouns and adjectives) |
| -cola {suffix} | :: inhabitant (forming nouns and adjectives) |
| cola {f} [anatomy] | :: tail |
| cola {f} | :: line [US]; queue [UK] |
| cola {f} [aviation] | :: empennage, aircraft tail |
| cola {f} [clothing] | :: train (long back section of a gown) |
| cola {f} [astronomy] | :: coma (a comet's tail) |
| cola {f} [computing, informatics] | :: queue |
| cola {f} [slightly, obscene] | :: ass, the buttocks |
| cola {f} [Chile, LGBT, sometimes pejorative] | :: gayboy, homo |
| cola {f} [adhesive] | :: glue (natural) |
| cola {f} [drink] | :: short for bebida de cola |
| cola {f} [nut] | :: kola |
| cola {f} [tree] | :: kola tree |
| colaboración {f} | :: collaboration |
| colaboracionismo {m} | :: collaborationism |
| colaboracionista {mf} | :: collaborator |
| colaborador {m} | :: collaborator |
| colaboradora {f} | :: (female) collaborator |
| colaborar {v} | :: to collaborate |
| colaborativamente {adv} | :: collaboratively |
| colaborativo {adj} | :: collaborative |
| colación {f} | :: light meal, collation, snack |
| colación {f} | :: collation (comparison) |
| colación {f} | :: conferment of a title or position |
| colación {f} [Latin America] | :: a type of sweet pastry |
| colación {f} | :: collation (conference or discussion in a monastery) |
| colación {f} | :: territory pertaining to a parish |
| colada {f} | :: laundry, washing (washed clothes) |
| colada {f} | :: laundry, washing (dirty clothes) |
| cola de caballo {f} [hair] | :: ponytail |
| cola de caballo {f} [botanics] | :: horsetail (a plant of the genus Equisetum) |
| cola de caballo {f} [literal] | :: horse tail |
| cola de milano {f} | :: dovetail |
| cola de pato {f} | :: dovetail |
| coladera {f} | :: strainer |
| cola de rata {f} | :: A rattail hairstyle |
| coladero {m} | :: narrow pass or road |
| coladero {m} | :: colander |
| coladero {m} | :: loophole |
| coladero {m} [figurative, sports] | :: leaky defence |
| coladito {adj} [slang] | :: diminutive of colado |
| colado {adj} [colloquial] | :: crazy (about someone); having the hots (for); crush, smitten |
| colador {m} | :: sieve [only the strainer kind of sifter, not the cup-shaped sifter] |
| colador {m} | :: colander |
| coladuria {f} | :: laundry (room) |
| colagenasa {f} [enzyme] | :: collagenase |
| colágeno {adj} | :: collagenic |
| colágeno {m} [protein] | :: collagen |
| colagenosis {f} [pathology] | :: collagenosis |
| colaless {m} | :: thong, G-string |
| colangiocarcinoma {m} [pathology] | :: cholangiocarcinoma |
| colangiografía {f} | :: cholangiography |
| colangiopancreatografía {f} [medicine] | :: cholangiopancreatography |
| colangitis {f} | :: cholangitis |
| colapez {f} | :: isinglass |
| colapsable {adj} | :: collapsable |
| colapsado {adj} | :: collapsed |
| colapsar {vt} | :: to cause to collapse |
| colapsarse {v} | :: reflexive of colapsar |
| colapso {m} | :: collapse |
| colapsología {f} | :: collapsology |
| colar {v} | :: to sift, to strain |
| colar {v} [Dominican Republic] | :: to prepare coffee |
| colar {v} [colloquial] | :: to dupe, hoodwink |
| colar {v} [colloquial] | :: to missay, say wrongly |
| colar {vr} [colloquial] | :: to fall for, fall in love |
| colar {vr} [colloquial] | :: to sneak in, to crash |
| colarse {v} | :: reflexive of colar |
| colársela {v} [idiom] | :: to trick |
| colateral {adj} | :: collateral |
| colateralmente {adv} | :: collaterally |
| colauista {adj} | :: of, pertaining to, or supporting, Ada Colau, Spanish politician and mayor of Barcelona since 2015 |
| colauista {mf} | :: Supporter or Ada Colau |
| colayo gordo {m} | :: fat catshark |
| colcha {f} | :: bedspread, quilt |
| colcha {f} | :: blanket |
| Colchagua {prop} {?} | :: Colchagua |
| colchagüino {adj} | :: from the province of Colchagua, Chile |
| colchar {v} | :: alternative form of acolchar |
| colchicina {f} [organic compound] | :: colchicine |
| col china {f} | :: Chinese cabbage |
| colchón {m} | :: mattress (pad on which a person can recline and sleep) |
| colchón {m} | :: buffer, cushion, padding (something acting as a cushion, especially to absorb a shock or impact) |
| colchón {m} [figurative] | :: nest egg |
| colchoncito {m} | :: diminutive of colchón |
| colchón de agua {m} | :: waterbed mattress |
| colchonera {f} | :: feminine noun of colchonero |
| colchonería {f} | :: mattress shop; bed shop |
| colchonero {adj} | :: Of or pertaining to mattresses |
| colchonero {adj} | :: Of or related to Atlético de Madrid |
| colchonero {m} | :: mattress maker |
| colchonero {m} [soccer] | :: A supporter, player or coach of Atlético Madrid |
| colchoneta {f} | :: mat |
| colchoneta {f} | :: airbed |
| colchonetica {f} | :: diminutive of colchoneta |
| col de Bruselas {m} | :: Brussels sprout |
| cole {m} [colloquial] | :: school |
| coleador {m} | :: someone who takes part in a coleo |
| coleadora {f} | :: feminine noun of coleador |
| colear {vi} | :: to wag one's tail |
| colear {vt} | :: to have repercussions |
| colección {f} | :: collection |
| coleccionable {adj} | :: collectable |
| coleccionable {m} | :: collectable |
| coleccionable {m} | :: pull-out |
| coleccionar {v} | :: to collect |
| coleccionismo {m} | :: collecting |
| coleccionista {mf} | :: collector |
| colecho {m} | :: cosleeping |
| colecistectomía {f} [surgery] | :: cholecystectomy |
| colecistitis {f} [pathology] | :: cholecystitis |
| colecistocinina {f} [hormone] | :: cholecystokinin |
| colecistoquinina {f} [hormone] | :: cholecystokinin |
| colecta {f} | :: collection, alms (collection of money for a certain purpose especially during a church service) |
| colectar {v} | :: to collect |
| colectivamente {adv} | :: collectively |
| colectivera {f} | :: feminine noun of colectivero |
| colectivero {m} [Latin America] | :: bus driver |
| colectividad {f} | :: collectivity |
| colectivismo {m} | :: collectivism |
| colectivista {adj} | :: collectivist |
| colectivista {mf} | :: collectivist |
| colectivización {f} | :: collectivization |
| colectivizar {v} | :: to collectivize |
| colectivo {adj} | :: collective |
| colectivo {m} | :: collective, group, association, union, guild |
| colectivo {m} [Argentina, Peru] | :: public bus |
| colectomía {f} [surgery] | :: colectomy |
| colector {m} | :: collector |
| colectora {f} | :: collector |
| colector solar {m} | :: solar thermal collector |
| colecturía {f} | :: tithe barn, tax collector's office |
| colédoco {adj} [anatomy] | :: choledochal |
| colega {mf} | :: colleague |
| colega {mf} [colloquial, Spain] | :: buddy |
| colegiación {f} | :: Inscription at a college |
| colegiadamente {adv} | :: professionally |
| colegiado {adj} | :: qualified |
| colegiado {adj} | :: professional, having gone on a professional course |
| colegiado {m} [sports] | :: ref, man in black (referee) |
| colegial {adj} | :: collegiate |
| colegial {m} | :: schoolboy |
| colegial {m} [Chile] | :: austral negrito, Patagonian negrito |
| colegial {m} [Chile] | :: bread pudding |
| colegiala {f} | :: schoolgirl |
| colegialidad {f} | :: collegiality |
| colegiar {v} | :: to matriculate in a college |
| colegiata {f} | :: collegiate church |
| colegiatura {f} [Mexico, usually plural] | :: fee (for school or university) |
| colegio {m} | :: school |
| colegio electoral {m} [politics] | :: polling station |
| colegio electoral {m} [politics] | :: electoral college |
| colegio técnico {m} | :: technical college |
| colegir {v} | :: to infer or conclude, gather, work out |
| coleguear {v} [rare] | :: to treat as a buddy |
| colegueo {m} | :: A buddy relationship, informal relationship |
| coleguita {mf} | :: diminutive of colega |
| colemanita {f} [mineral] | :: colemanite |
| colémbolo {m} | :: springtail |
| coleóptero {m} | :: coleopteran |
| coleóptilo {m} [botany] | :: coleoptile |
| cólera {f} | :: anger |
| cólera {m} | :: cholera |
| coléricamente {adv} | :: cholerically |
| colérico {adj} | :: choleric (easily becoming angry) |
| colerina {f} | :: cholerine |
| colero {m} [Latin America, sports] | :: bottom-ranked team |
| colerón {m} | :: augmentative of cólera; great anger; the act of blowing one's top |
| colestásico {adj} | :: cholestatic |
| colestasis {f} [medicine] | :: cholestasis |
| colesteatoma {m} [pathology] | :: cholesteatoma |
| colesterol {m} [biochemistry] | :: cholesterol |
| coleta {f} | :: ponytail |
| coleta {f} [bullfighting] | :: coleta |
| coleta {f} | :: exhaust pipe |
| coleta {f} | :: afterthought |
| coletazo {m} | :: A hit/blow with a tail |
| coletazo {m} | :: [usually in plural] final day, ending, last breath |
| coletazo {m} | :: A hit/blow with a ponytail |
| coleteo {m} | :: wag of the tail |
| coléter {m} | :: colletor |
| coletilla {f} | :: stock phrase |
| coleto {m} [Venezuela, colloquial] | :: mop |
| coleto {m} | :: A type of doublet |
| coleto {m} | :: (one's) insides, (one's) interior |
| colgado {adj} | :: hanging |
| colgado {adj} [colloquial] | :: crazy |
| colgado {adj} [colloquial] | :: stoned (on drugs) |
| colgador {m} | :: A clothes hook, hanger |
| colgadura {f} | :: wall hanging, decorative hanging |
| colgajo {m} | :: strip |
| colgajo {m} [medical] | :: flap (surgical tissue) |
| colgante {adj} | :: hanging |
| colgante {m} | :: pendant (hanging piece of jewllery) |
| colgante {m} | :: pendant (hanging earring) |
| colgar {v} | :: to hang |
| colgar {v} | :: to hang up |
| colgar {v} [computing] | :: to upload |
| colgar {v} [colloquial] | :: to hang out, relax with someone |
| colgar clase {v} [idiom] | :: to play truant, to skip school, to play hooky, to skive (to be absent from school without permission) |
| colgarse {v} | :: (reflexive of colgar) [computing] to freeze (To come a sudden halt, stop working) |
| coliblanco {adj} | :: white-tailed |
| colibrí {m} | :: hummingbird |
| cólico {adj} [anatomy] | :: colic (relating to the colon) |
| cólico {m} [pathology] | :: colic (severe pains in the abdomen) |
| colicorto {adj} | :: short-tailed |
| colicorto {m} | :: short-tailed opposum |
| colicuación {f} | :: melting |
| colículo {m} | :: colliculus |
| colíder {m} | :: joint leader |
| colidir {v} [archaic] | :: to collide |
| coliflor {f} | :: cauliflower |
| coliforme {m} | :: coliform bacteria |
| coligallero {m} [Central America] | :: A small-time gold prospector, miner or panner |
| coligar {v} | :: to join up |
| coligrueso {adj} | :: thick-tailed; fat-tailed |
| colihue {m} [Argentina, Chile] | :: a type of bamboo (Chusquea coleou) |
| colihue {m} [slang, Chile] | :: gay (homosexual man) |
| colilargo {adj} | :: longtailed |
| colilla {f} | :: butt, stub (remnant of a smoked cigarette) |
| colilla {f} | :: roach (butt of a marijuana cigarette) |
| Colima {prop} {f} | :: Colima (state) |
| colimador {m} | :: collimator |
| colimar {v} [physics] | :: to collimate |
| colimba {m} [vesre] | :: military conscript |
| colimbo {m} | :: loon (bird) |
| colimbo ártico {m} | :: The black-throated diver (a seabird) |
| colimeño {adj} | :: (of a person) Of or from the Mexican state of Colima |
| colimense {adj} | :: Of or pertaining to the Mexican state of Colima |
| colín {m} | :: New World quail |
| colín {m} [Dominican Republic, slang] | :: machete |
| colina {f} [geography] | :: hill |
| colina {f} [organic compound] | :: choline |
| colinabo {m} | :: rutabaga |
| colindancia {f} | :: The state of being on the border or frontier |
| colindante {adj} | :: contiguous |
| colindar {v} | :: to adjoin |
| colineación {f} | :: collineation |
| colineal {adj} | :: collinear |
| colinealidad {f} | :: colinearity |
| colinegro {adj} | :: black-tailed |
| colinérgico {adj} | :: cholinergic |
| colinesterasa {f} [enzyme] | :: cholinesterase |
| colipasa {f} [enzyme] | :: colipase |
| colirio {m} | :: eyedrops; artificial tears |
| colirrábano {m} | :: kohlrabi |
| colirrojo {adj} | :: red-necked (said of various species of bird) |
| colirrojo {m} | :: redstart |
| colirrojo tizón {m} | :: The black redstart. A bird |
| colirrufo {adj} | :: rufous-tailed (said of various species) |
| coliseo {m} | :: coliseum |
| Coliseo {prop} {m} | :: Colosseum |
| colisión {f} | :: collision, clash |
| colisionador {m} | :: collider |
| colisionar {v} | :: to crash into, collide with |
| colisionar {v} | :: to clash (argue violently with) |
| colista {m} [sports] | :: team bottom of a league |
| colista {mf} | :: queuer |
| colistina {f} | :: colistin |
| colita {m} | :: diminutive of cola: little tail |
| colita {m} [Chile] | :: ponytail |
| colita {m} [derogatory, Chile] | :: fagboy, gayboy |
| colita {m} | :: rear end, caboose, booty (buttocks) |
| colita {m} [slang] | :: end tip of a cannabis flower bud |
| colitis {f} | :: diarrhea |
| colitis {f} | :: colitis |
| colitosa {f} [organic compound, carbohydrate] | :: colitose |
| coliza {f} | :: alternative spelling of colisa |
| colla {adj} | :: Colla |
| colla {mf} | :: Colla |
| collación {f} [historical] | :: parish |
| collada {f} | :: synonym of collado |
| collado {m} | :: hill; hillock |
| collado {m} | :: mountain pass |
| Collado {prop} | :: surname |
| collage {m} | :: collage |
| collalba {f} | :: wheatear |
| Collantes {prop} {m} | :: surname |
| collar {m} | :: necklace |
| collar {m} | :: an animal's collar, band or chain around its neck |
| collarín {m} | :: surgical collar |
| collarín {m} | :: ruff (circular frill or ruffle on a garment) |
| colleja {f} | :: campion |
| colleja {f} [colloquial] | :: slap on the nape |
| collera {f} | :: horse collar |
| collie {m} | :: collie |
| colmadamente {adv} | :: copiously; dearly; excessively |
| colmado {adj} | :: full; copious |
| colmado {m} [Spain] | :: limited corner store |
| colmado {m} [Dominican Republic] | :: local general store that is often also a social gather point |
| colmadón {m} [Dominican Republic] | :: bar; club; pub |
| colmador {m} | :: A type of plough |
| colmar {vt} | :: to fulfill, satisfy |
| colmar {vt} | :: to fill, fill to the brim |
| colmar {vt} | :: to shower, heap |
| colmar {vt} | :: to overwhelm |
| colmatación {f} | :: siltation |
| colmatar {v} | :: to fill in (land, with mud from the river or sea) |
| colmena {f} | :: beehive |
| colmenar {m} | :: apiary (a place where beehives are kept) |
| colmenera {f} | :: feminine noun of colmenero |
| colmenero {m} | :: beekeeper |
| colmenilla {f} | :: morel (edible mushroom of the genus Morchella) |
| colmillo {m} [teeth] | :: canine tooth |
| colmillo {m} | :: tusk, fang |
| colmo {adj} | :: summit, top |
| colmo {adj} | :: height |
| colmo {m} | :: the extreme of a situation |
| coloblasto {m} | :: colloblast |
| colobo {m} | :: colobus |
| coloboma {m} [medicine] | :: coloboma |
| colocación {f} [linguistics] | :: collocation |
| colocado {adj} [colloquial, slang] | :: high (stoned) |
| colocado {adj} [colloquial] | :: drunk |
| colocador {m} | :: underwriter |
| colocar {v} | :: to place |
| colocar {v} | :: to put |
| colocar {v} | :: to get in |
| colocar {vr} [slang] | :: to take drugs |
| colocar {vt} [slang] | :: to intoxicate (stupefy by doping with chemical substances such as alcohol) |
| colocarse {v} | :: reflexive of colocar |
| colocho {adj} [Central American] | :: curly |
| colocho {m} [Central America] | :: curly-haired person |
| colocho {m} [Central America, usually plural] | :: curl; lock |
| colocolino {adj} [football] | :: Of or relating to Colo-Colo, a football club from Santiago, Chile |
| colocolino {m} [football] | :: Someone connected to Colo-Colo, as a player, fan, coach etc |
| colocón {m} | :: buzz, high (feeling of exhilaration due to drink or drugs) |
| colocutor {m} | :: co-announcer |
| colocutora {f} | :: feminine noun of colocutor |
| colodión {m} | :: collodion |
| colodrillo {m} | :: occiput |
| colofón {m} [printing] | :: colophon |
| colofón {m} | :: climax, culmination |
| coloidal {adj} | :: colloidal |
| coloide {m} [chemistry] | :: colloid |
| Coloma {prop} {f} | :: surname |
| Colombia {prop} {f} | :: Colombia (country) |
| colombiana {f} | :: feminine noun of colombiano |
| colombianidad {f} | :: Colombianness |
| colombianismo {m} | :: Colombianism |
| colombiano {adj} | :: Colombian |
| colombiano {m} | :: Colombian |
| colombino {adj} | :: Columbian (of or pertaining to Christopher Columbus) |
| Colombo {prop} {m} | :: Colombo (the commercial <<capital>> and largest <<city>> of <<c/Sri Lanka>>) |
| colombovenezolano {adj} | :: Colombian-Venezuelan |
| colombroño {m} [rare] | :: namesake |
| colomeño {adj} | :: Of or from Colomé |
| colomeño {m} | :: Someone from Colomé |
| colomense {adj} | :: Of or from Santa Coloma de Gramanet |
| colomense {mf} | :: Someone from Santa Coloma de Gramanet |
| colon {m} [anatomy] | :: colon (part of the large intestine) |
| colón {m} | :: colón (currency) |
| Colón {prop} {m} | :: Columbus |
| Colón {prop} {m} | :: surname |
| Colón {prop} {m} | :: Any of several cities in Latin America, especially the second city of Panama |
| colona {f} | :: feminine noun of colono |
| colonense {adj} | :: Of or from any of a number of places called Colón |
| colonense {mf} | :: Someone from any of a number of places called Colón |
| colonés {adj} | :: Colognian, Kölsch (of or pertaining to Cologne, Germany) |
| colonés {m} | :: Colognian (native or resident of Cologne, Germany) |
| colonesa {f} | :: feminine noun of colonés |
| colongitud {f} | :: colongitude |
| colonia {f} | :: colony |
| colonia {f} [Mexico] | :: neighbourhood |
| colonia {f} | :: eau de Cologne |
| Colonia {prop} {f} | :: Colonia (largest city) |
| coloniaje {m} | :: colonial period |
| coloniaje {m} | :: colonial government |
| coloniaje {m} [Latin America, pejorative] | :: slavery |
| colonial {adj} | :: colonial |
| colonialidad {f} | :: coloniality |
| colonialismo {m} | :: colonialism (colonial domination policy) |
| colonialista {adj} | :: colonialist |
| colonialista {mf} | :: colonialist |
| colonialmente {adv} | :: colonially |
| colonia penal {f} | :: penal colony |
| colónico {adj} | :: colonic |
| coloniense {adj} | :: Of or from Colonia del Sacramento, Uruguay |
| coloniense {mf} | :: Someone from Colonia del Sacramento |
| colonista {mf} | :: colonist, settler |
| colonista {mf} | :: pilgrim |
| colonización {f} | :: colonization |
| colonizado {m} | :: colonizee |
| colonizador {adj} | :: colonizing |
| colonizador {m} | :: colonist |
| colonizadora {f} | :: feminine noun of colonizador |
| colonizar {v} | :: to colonize |
| colono {m} | :: colonist, settler |
| colono {m} | :: farmer that normally lives and works on the same land |
| colonoscopia {f} | :: colonoscopy |
| colonoscopía {f} | :: alternative form of colonoscopia |
| colonoscopio {m} | :: colonoscope |
| coloproctología {f} | :: coloproctology |
| coloq. {adj} | :: abbreviation of coloquial |
| coloquial {adj} | :: colloquial |
| coloquialismo {m} | :: colloquialism |
| coloquialmente {adv} | :: colloquially |
| coloquio {m} | :: colloquy, discussion |
| color {mf} | :: color, colour, hue |
| color {mf} | :: rouge (cosmetics) |
| color {mf} | :: pretext, motive, reason |
| color {mf} | :: character; special quality |
| color {mf} | :: side, party, faction |
| color {mf} | :: race, ethnicity |
| color {mf} [feminine, archaic or dialectal] | :: complexion |
| color {mf} [poker] | :: flush |
| coloración {f} | :: coloration, coloring |
| coloradeña {f} | :: feminine noun of coloradeño |
| coloradeño {adj} | :: Coloradan |
| coloradeño {m} | :: Coloradan |
| coloradismo {m} | :: Political beliefs of the Colorado Party of Paraguay |
| colorado {adj} | :: colored |
| colorado {adj} | :: red |
| Colorado {prop} {m} | :: Colorado (state) |
| colorante {adj} | :: coloring |
| colorante {m} | :: colorant |
| colorar {v} | :: to dye, tint |
| colorar {v} [dated] | :: to color |
| coloratura {f} [music] | :: coloratura |
| color de perro que huye {m} [rare] | :: an nonspecific or nameless color, sometimes especially an unattractive one |
| colorear {v} | :: to color |
| colorear {v} | :: to ripen |
| colorete {m} | :: rouge, blush (makeup) |
| colorete {m} [Colombia, El Salvador, Peru] | :: lipstick |
| colorido {m} | :: coloring, coloration, color |
| colorimetría {f} | :: colorimetry |
| colorimétrico {adj} | :: colorimetric |
| colorín {adj} | :: red haired |
| colorín {m} | :: redhead, red haired person |
| colorir {v} [rare] | :: to colour |
| colorismo {m} | :: colourism |
| colorista {mf} | :: colourist |
| colorrectal {adj} [anatomy] | :: colorectal |
| colosal {adj} | :: colossal |
| colosalista {adj} | :: blockbuster |
| Colosenses {prop} {mp} [bible] | :: Colossians (the book of the Bible) |
| colosista {adj} | :: Related to, or supporting Luis Donaldo Colosio Murrieta, president of Mexico 1992-1993 |
| colosista {mf} | :: A supporter of Luis Donaldo Colosio Murrieta |
| coloso {m} | :: colossus |
| colostomía {f} | :: colostomy |
| colpa {f} | :: colcothar used as a flux for silver |
| colpo {m} | :: colpus |
| Cólquida {prop} {f} | :: alternative form of Cólquide |
| Cólquide {prop} {f} | :: Colchis (ancient region and kingdom) |
| col rizada {f} | :: kale |
| coltan {m} | :: coltan |
| coltán {m} | :: coltan |
| Coltauco {prop} {m} | :: Coltauco (city) |
| coltauquino {adj} | :: from the Chilean city of Coltauco |
| coludir {v} | :: to conspire; to be in cahoots |
| coludo {adj} | :: having a long tail |
| Columba {prop} [constellation] | :: Columba (constellation) |
| columbario {m} | :: columbarium |
| Columbia Británica {prop} {f} | :: Columbia Británica (province) |
| columbiano {adj} | :: Columbian (of or pertaining to Columbia, South Carolina) |
| columbiano {adj} | :: Columbian (of or pertaining to any other location bearing the name "Columbia") |
| columbiano {m} | :: Columbian (native or resident of Columbia, South Carolina) |
| columbiano {m} | :: Columbian (native or resident of any other location bearing the name "Columbia") |
| columbino {adj} | :: columbine (related to doves) |
| columbino {adj} | :: dovelike; dovish |
| columbino {adj} | :: peaceful; calm |
| columbrar {vt} | :: to make out, glimpse (see in the distance) |
| columbuseña {f} | :: feminine noun of columbuseño |
| columbuseño {adj} | :: Columbusite (of or pertaining to Columbus, Ohio) |
| columbuseño {adj} | :: Columbusite (of or pertaining to any other location bearing the name "Columbus") |
| columbuseño {m} | :: Columbusite (native or resident of Columbus, Ohio) |
| columbuseño {m} | :: Columbusite (native or resident of any other location bearing the name "Columbus") |
| columela {f} [mycology, biology, anatomy] | :: columella |
| columense {adj} | :: Of or from Santa Coloma de Gramanet |
| columense {mf} | :: Someone from Santa Coloma de Gramanet |
| columna {f} [architecture] | :: A column; a circular support |
| columna {f} [chess] | :: file |
| columnado {adj} | :: columned |
| columnar {adj} | :: columnar |
| columnario {adj} [attributive, of a coin] | :: of Columnarios |
| columnario {m} | :: columnario |
| Columnas de Hércules {prop} {fp} | :: Pillars of Hercules |
| columnata {f} | :: colonnade |
| columna vertebral {f} | :: spine, vertebral column |
| columnela {f} | :: columnella |
| columnilla {f} | :: columnella |
| columnismo {m} [journalism] | :: column writing |
| columnista {mf} | :: columnist |
| columnita {f} | :: diminutive of columna |
| columpiar {v} | :: to swing |
| columpiar {vp} [colloquial] | :: blunder, mess up, screw up (make an embarassing mistake) |
| columpio {m} | :: swing |
| coluna {f} | :: rare form of columna |
| coluria {f} [medicine] | :: choluria |
| colúrico {adj} | :: choluric |
| coluro {m} [astronomy] | :: colure |
| colusión {f} | :: collusion |
| colusivo {adj} | :: collusive |
| colusorio {adj} | :: collusive |
| colutorio {m} | :: mouthwash |
| coluvial {adj} | :: colluvial |
| col verde {f} | :: collard greens |
| colza {f} | :: canola |
| coma {f} | :: comma |
| coma {f} | :: [church] misericord |
| coma {f} [music] | :: section |
| coma {m} | :: coma |
| coma {f} [rare] | :: mane |
| coma decimal {f} | :: decimal point |
| comadre {f} | :: midwife |
| comadre {f} | :: The godmother of one's child |
| comadre {f} | :: The mother of one's godchild |
| comadre {f} | :: A very dear and honoured female friend |
| comadre {f} | :: gossip |
| comadre {f} [colloquial] | :: go-between |
| comadrear {v} [colloquial] | :: to gossip |
| comadreja {f} | :: weasel (Mustela nivalis) |
| comadreja {f} | :: weasel, marten (a mammal of the genus Mustela) |
| comadreja {f} | :: weasel (mammal unrelated to the genus Mustela) |
| comadreo {m} | :: gossip |
| Comadres {prop} {fp} | :: A holiday held on the Thursday before carnival, originally in Pola de Siero in Asturias, on which traditionally women go out to parties together, with no male interaction (except perhaps that of a male stripper) |
| comadrita {f} | :: diminutive of comadre |
| comadrona {f} | :: midwife |
| coma flotante {f} [computing] | :: synonym of punto flotante |
| comal {m} [Central America, Mexico] | :: comal |
| comanche {adj} | :: Comanche (of or pertaining to the people, their culture, or language) |
| comanche {mf} | :: A Comanche |
| comanche {m} | :: Comanche (language) |
| comandamiento {m} | :: command; commandment |
| comandancia {f} | :: commandery |
| comandanta {f} | :: (female) commander |
| comandanta {f} | :: flagship |
| comandante {mf} | :: commander |
| comandar {v} | :: to lead |
| comandita {f} | :: group |
| comando {m} | :: commando |
| comanejo {m} | :: comanagement; coleadership |
| comarapeña {f} | :: feminine noun of comarapeño |
| comarapeño {adj} | :: Of or from Comarapa |
| comarapeño {m} | :: Someone from Comarapa |
| comarca {f} | :: district |
| comarcal {adj} [attributive] | :: district |
| comarcalización {f} | :: The division of a land into subdivisions (counties, comarcas, departments etc.) |
| comarcano {adj} | :: bordering |
| comarqueño {adj} | :: from or related to the district |
| comarqueño {adj} | :: from or related to a places called comarca |
| comatoso {adj} | :: comatose |
| comba {f} | :: rope |
| comba {f} [Spain, exercise] | :: jump rope |
| combar {v} | :: to curve |
| combate {m} | :: combat |
| combatiente {adj} | :: fighting, fight- |
| combatiente {mf} | :: fighter |
| combatiente {m} | :: ruff (wading bird of the species Philomachus pugnax) |
| combatir {v} | :: to combat or fight |
| combativamente {adv} | :: combatively |
| combatividad {f} | :: combativeness |
| combativo {adj} | :: combative |
| combayana {f} [slang, Chile] | :: slut |
| combi {m} [Latin America] | :: minivan |
| combinable {adj} | :: combinable |
| combinación {f} | :: combination |
| combinacional {adj} | :: combinational |
| combinación lineal {f} [linear algebra] | :: linear combination |
| combinada nórdica {f} | :: Nordic combined |
| combinado {adj} | :: combined |
| combinado {m} | :: cocktail, long drink |
| combinador {adj} | :: combining |
| combinador {m} | :: combiner |
| combinadora {f} | :: feminine noun of combinador |
| combinar {v} | :: to combine |
| combinar {v} | :: to go with (correspond or fit well with, to match) |
| combinativo {adj} | :: combined |
| combinatoria {f} | :: combinatorics |
| combinatorio {adj} | :: combinatorial |
| comble {m} [heraldiccharge] | :: comble |
| combo {m} [Latin America] | :: gavel, wooden hammer |
| combo {m} [Bolivia, Chile, Peru] | :: punch |
| comboy {m} | :: convoy |
| comburente {m} [chemistry] | :: oxidizing agent |
| combustibilidad {f} | :: combustibility |
| combustible {adj} | :: combustible |
| combustible {m} | :: fuel |
| combustible fósil {m} | :: fossil fuel |
| combustión {f} | :: combustion |
| combustóleo {m} [Spain] | :: fuel oil |
| comechingón {m} | :: Comechingón |
| comecocos {m} | :: brainteaser (puzzle) |
| comecocos {m} | :: brainwasher |
| comecocos {m} | :: cootie catcher |
| comedero {adj} | :: eatable |
| comedero {adj} [archaic] | :: gluttonous |
| comedero {m} | :: diner, dining room |
| comedero {m} | :: trough |
| comedia {f} [drama] | :: comedy |
| comedia {f} | :: comedy (entertainment) |
| comedia {f} | :: soap opera |
| comedia de costumbres {f} | :: comedy of manners |
| comedia de situación {f} | :: sitcom, situation comedy (episodic comedy television program) |
| comedia dramática {f} | :: dramedy (comedy-drama) |
| comedia negra {f} | :: black comedy |
| comediante {mf} | :: comedian |
| comedido {adj} | :: moderate |
| comedimiento {m} | :: gallant behaviour; good manners |
| comedio {m} | :: middle; midpoint |
| comediógrafa {f} | :: feminine noun of comediógrafo |
| comediógrafo {m} | :: comedy writer |
| comedir {v} | :: to moderate, restrain |
| comedón {m} | :: comedo |
| comedor {m} | :: eater (someone who eats) |
| comedor {m} | :: dining room |
| comedor {m} | :: eatery |
| comedor {m} | :: cafeteria, canteen (staff restaurant) |
| comedora {f} | :: (female) eater |
| comedorcito {m} | :: diminutive of comedor |
| comeflor {mf} [derogatory] | :: a hippie or New Ager |
| comeflor {mf} [derogatory, Venezuela] | :: a naive person |
| comejamo {adj} [football] | :: Of or relating to Club Deportivo Social Sol, a football team from Honduras |
| comejamo {m} [football] | :: Someone connected to Club Deportivo Social Sol, as a fan, player, coach etc |
| comején {m} | :: white ant; termite |
| comejibias {mf} [Chile, Chiloé] | :: Someone from Castro, Chile |
| comejonera {f} | :: nest of white ants; nest of termites |
| comelón {adj} [Latin America] | :: greedy, gluttonous |
| comelón {m} [Latin America, slang] | :: pig, glutton |
| comelona {f} | :: feminine noun of comelón |
| comelotodo {m} | :: greedyguts; human dustbin (someone who eats everything) |
| cómeme el coño {phrase} [idiomatic, vulgar] | :: suck it, suck my cock, suck my balls, bite me, kiss my ass |
| cómeme el rabo {phrase} [idiomatic, vulgar, offensive] | :: suck my dick, suck my cock, bite me, suck my balls, suck it, bite me, kiss my ass |
| cómeme la polla {phrase} [idiomatic, vulgar, offensive] | :: suck my dick, suck my cock, bite me, suck my balls, suck it, bite me, kiss my ass |
| cómeme los huevos {phrase} [idiomatic, vulgar, offensive] | :: suck my balls, suck it, suck my cock, bite me, kiss my ass |
| comemierda {mf} [vulgar, pejorative] | :: asshole |
| comendador {m} | :: commander |
| comendadora {f} | :: commander |
| comensal {mf} | :: messmate, commensal, fellow diner, dining companion |
| comensalismo {m} | :: commensalism |
| comentador {m} | :: commentator |
| comentadora {f} | :: feminine noun of comentador |
| comentar {v} | :: to comment (make a comment) |
| comentario {m} | :: comment |
| comentario {m} | :: commentary |
| comentarista {mf} | :: commentator (person who comments professionally) |
| comentocracia {f} | :: The supposed ruling class of writers and commenters |
| comenzar {v} | :: to begin |
| comenzar {v} | :: to commence |
| comer {v} | :: to eat |
| comer {v} [colloquial] | :: to eat away, corrode |
| comer {vt} [chess, board games] | :: to capture a piece |
| comer {v} [double entendre, Mexico] | :: to have sexual intercourse (because of similarity to coger) |
| comer {m} | :: eating, food |
| comer a besos {v} [idiomatic] | :: to kiss to death; to smother with kisses |
| comer a dos carrillos {v} [idiomatic] | :: to stuff one's face |
| comerciabilidad {f} | :: marketability |
| comerciable {adj} | :: merchantable, marketable |
| comerciable {adj} | :: sociable |
| comercial {adj} | :: commercial |
| comercial {m} | :: commercial |
| comercialidad {f} | :: commerciality |
| comercialismo {m} | :: commercialism |
| comercializable {adj} | :: sellable, marketable |
| comercialización {f} | :: marketing |
| comercializador {m} | :: marketer |
| comercializadora {f} | :: feminine noun of comercializador |
| comercializar {vt} | :: to sell, commercialize, market |
| comercialmente {adv} | :: commercially |
| comerciante {mf} | :: shopkeeper |
| comerciante {mf} | :: trader |
| comerciar {vi} | :: to deal, to trade; to do business |
| comercio {m} | :: trade |
| comercio {m} | :: shop |
| comercio justo {m} | :: fair trade |
| comercio libre {m} | :: free trade |
| comer con los ojos {v} [idiom] | :: to have eyes bigger than one's stomach |
| comer la sopa boba {v} [idiomatic] | :: to scrounge for one's meals |
| comerse {v} | :: reflexive of comer |
| comerse el marrón {v} [idiom] | :: to own up, bite the bullet |
| comerse el mundo {v} [idiomatic] | :: to reach the top, to be the champion |
| comerse el tarro {v} [idiomatic] | :: to scratch one's head |
| comerse la cabeza {v} [idiomatic, colloquial] | :: to fret, worry |
| comerse los codos de hambre {v} [idiomatic, archaic] | :: to be starving |
| comerse los mocos {v} [idiom, colloquial, Spain] | :: to fail, especially in flirting |
| comesebo {m} | :: Any of a number of species of birds |
| comestibilidad {f} | :: edibility |
| comestible {adj} | :: edible, eatable, comestible |
| comestible {m} [chiefly in the plural] | :: food, comestible |
| comestible {m} | :: grocery |
| cometa {m} [astronomy] | :: comet |
| cometa {f} | :: kite |
| cometa Halley {prop} {m} | :: Halley's comet |
| cometario {adj} | :: cometary |
| cometer {vt} | :: to commit |
| cometer {vt} | :: to make (an error, etc) |
| cometido {m} | :: mission, task |
| cometimiento {m} | :: commission (the act of committing) |
| comezón {f} | :: itch, itching |
| comible {adj} | :: edible |
| comic {m} | :: misspelling of cómic |
| cómic {m} | :: comic (cartoon story) |
| cómicamente {adv} | :: comically |
| comicial {adj} [attributive] | :: voting |
| comicidad {f} | :: comicalness |
| comicio {m} | :: comitia; political assembly |
| comicio {m} [usually plural] | :: election |
| cómico {adj} | :: funny |
| cómico {adj} | :: comedic |
| cómico {m} | :: comedian |
| cómico {m} | :: comic actor |
| comida {f} | :: food |
| comida {f} | :: lunch |
| comida {f} | :: dinner |
| comida {f} [slang] | :: cunnilingus |
| comida basura {f} | :: junk food (food with little or no nutritional value) |
| comida corrida {f} [Mexico] | :: table d’hote, a small meal of several courses at a fixed price eaten between about 1 and 4 p.m |
| comida rápida {f} | :: fast food |
| comidilla {f} | :: diminutive of comida, an unappealing food, soylent |
| comidilla {f} | :: talk of the town |
| comidita {f} | :: diminutive of comida |
| comienço {m} | :: obsolete spelling of comienzo |
| comienzo {m} | :: beginning |
| comigo {adv} | :: obsolete spelling of conmigo |
| comilla {f} | :: quotation mark |
| comilla baja {f} | :: guillemet |
| comillas altas {fp} | :: quotation marks (of the kind like “ ”) |
| comillas angulares {fp} | :: guillemets |
| comillas españolas {fp} | :: guillemets |
| comillas inglesas {fp} | :: quotation marks (of the kind like “ ”) |
| comillas latinas {fp} | :: guillemets |
| comillas simples {fp} | :: single quotation marks (of the kind like ‘ ’) |
| comilón {adj} | :: gluttonous |
| comilón {m} | :: glutton (person who eats excessively) |
| comilona {f} | :: feast |
| comilona {f} | :: binge (period of excessive eating) |
| comilona {f} | :: feminine noun of comilón |
| comino {m} | :: cumin (plant, spice) |
| comiquera {f} | :: comics fan |
| comiquero {m} | :: comics fan |
| comiquero {adj} [attributive] | :: comics |
| comiquísimo {adj} | :: superlative of cómico |
| comiquita {f} [Venezuela] | :: comic strip |
| comiquita {f} [Venezuela] | :: cartoon animation |
| comisar {v} | :: to put in forfeiture |
| comisaria {f} | :: feminine noun of comisario |
| comisaría {f} | :: police station |
| comisarial {adj} | :: police |
| comisariar {v} | :: to commission |
| comisariato {m} | :: The office of a commissioner of police |
| comisariato {m} | :: a police station headed by a commissioner |
| comisario {m} | :: (police) inspector |
| comisario {m} | :: commissioner |
| comiscar {v} | :: to nibble (eat with small bites) |
| comisión {f} | :: committee |
| comisión {f} | :: commission (fee charged for carrying out a transaction) |
| comisión {f} | :: commission (act of committing) |
| comisión {f} | :: commission, task |
| comisionado {m} | :: commissioner |
| comisionamiento {m} | :: commissioning |
| comisionar {v} | :: to commission |
| Comisión Europea {prop} {f} | :: European Commission |
| comisionista {mf} | :: commissioner |
| comisionista {mf} | :: commission agent |
| comiso {m} [law] | :: forfeiture |
| comisquear {v} | :: to nibble (eat with small bites) |
| comistrajo {m} [pejorative] | :: slop; pigswill |
| comisura {f} | :: edge (of the mouth) |
| comisural {adj} | :: commissural |
| comité {m} | :: committee |
| comiteca {f} | :: comic book library |
| comiteco {adj} | :: Of or from Comitán de Domínguez, Mexico |
| comiteco {m} | :: Someone from Comitán de Domínguez |
| comitente {adj} | :: commissioning |
| comitiva {f} | :: company, covey, retinue |
| comitiva {f} | :: cortege |
| comitiva {f} | :: train (group of wagons) |
| comitología {f} | :: comitology |
| cómitre {m} [historical] | :: person in charge of galley slaves |
| commoditie {f} | :: commodity |
| commodity {m} | :: commodity |
| commover {v} | :: obsolete spelling of conmover |
| como {adv} | :: as (to such an extent or degree) |
| como {adv} | :: like, about (approximately) |
| como {conj} | :: as (introducing a basis of comparison or equality) |
| como {conj} | :: as, since (being that) |
| como {conj} | :: how (in which way) |
| como {conj} [followed by the subjunctive] | :: if, unless (under the condition that) |
| como {prep} | :: as (in the manner or role specified) |
| como {prep} | :: such as (for example) |
| como {prep} | :: like (similar to, reminiscent of) |
| Como {prop} | :: Como (city and capital of Como) |
| cómo {adv} [interrogative] | :: how? |
| cómo {interj} [interrogative] | :: sorry? what? (expressing surprise or asking to repeat) |
| cómo {m} | :: how |
| como agua de mayo {adv} [simile, idiom] | :: in the nick of time |
| como anillo al dedo {adv} [idiomatic, simile] | :: like a glove; perfectly |
| como caído del cielo {adv} [idiomatic] | :: out of the blue |
| cómoda {f} | :: chest of drawers |
| cómodamente {adv} | :: comfortably |
| cómodamente {adv} | :: conveniently |
| comodato {m} | :: commodate |
| como de costumbre {adv} [idiom] | :: as usual |
| cómo dices {phrase} | :: sorry?, pardon? |
| comodidad {f} | :: convenience |
| comodidad {f} | :: comfort |
| comodín {adj} | :: general purpose; generic; wild card |
| comodín {m} | :: joker |
| comodín {m} [card games] | :: joker |
| comodín {m} [card games] | :: wild card, wildcard |
| comodín {m} | :: dummy, placeholder |
| comodín {m} | :: lifeline |
| como Dios lo trajo al mundo {adj} [idiom] | :: naked as the day one was born |
| cómodo {adj} | :: comfortable |
| cómodo {adj} | :: convenient |
| cómodo {adj} | :: lazy |
| comodora {f} | :: feminine noun of comodoro |
| comodorense {adj} | :: Of or from Comodoro Rivadavia |
| comodorense {mf} | :: Someone from Comodoro Rivadavia |
| comodoro {m} | :: commodore |
| como dos gotas de agua {adj} [simile] | :: like two peas in a pod |
| como dos y dos son cuatro {adv} [idiom] | :: sure as eggs is eggs |
| como el aceite y el agua {adj} [idiomatic] | :: different as chalk and cheese |
| como el coño de la Bernarda {adj} [simile, idiom, vulgar] | :: like a shithole; fucking messy |
| como el culo {adv} [idiomatic, simile, vulgar, Spain] | :: poorly, badly, half-assed |
| como es debido {adv} [idiom] | :: properly; aptly; the right way; how it should be done |
| cómo está {phrase} [formal] | :: how are you? |
| como está mandado {adv} [idiomatic] | :: as it should be |
| cómo estás {phrase} [colloquial] | :: how are you? |
| como guste {adv} [idiomatic] | :: as much as one likes, as one feels fit |
| como la seda {adv} | :: like clockwork; smoothly; swimmingly |
| cómo le va {phrase} | :: how's it going? |
| como llovido del cielo {adv} [idiomatic] | :: out of the blue |
| como los chorros {adj} [idiom] | :: alternative form of como los chorros del oro |
| como los chorros del oro {adj} [simile] | :: squeaky clean |
| como máximo {adv} [idiomatic] | :: at most, at the most, maximum, up to, tops, at best, max (i.e., no more than) |
| como máximo {adv} [idiomatic] | :: at the latest, not later than, no later than, at the longest [when talking about a date in the past or future] |
| como mínimo {adv} [idiomatic] | :: at least |
| como mucho {adv} [idiomatic] | :: at best, tops, at most |
| como mucho {adv} [idiomatic] | :: at the latest, at the longest [when talking about a date in the past or future] |
| como mucho {adv} | :: as much [could mean the non-idiomatic depending on the context] |
| cómo no {phrase} [in response to a question] | :: sure thing; sure; of course; you bet |
| como no hay dos {adj} [idiomatic] | :: like no other |
| como oro en paño {adv} [idiom, usually with guardar] | :: treating something precious with extreme care |
| como para {prep} | :: to |
| como Pedro por su casa {adv} [idiom, simile] | :: at home (at ease, comfortable) |
| como pez en el agua {adv} [idiom] | :: like a duck takes to water |
| como por arte de magia {adv} | :: alternative form of por arte de magia |
| como por ensalmo {adv} | :: alternative form of por ensalmo |
| como quien no quiere la cosa {adv} [idiomatic] | :: just like that; as if it were nothing |
| como quien no quiere la cosa {adv} [idiomatic] | :: on the Q.T. |
| comoquier {adv} | :: obsolete spelling of comoquiera |
| como quiera {phrase} [formal] | :: as you wish |
| comoquiera {adv} | :: anyhow; however; any which way |
| como quiera que {conj} | :: however |
| como quiera que {conj} | :: as; given that; seeing as |
| como quieras {phrase} | :: as you like |
| Comoras {prop} {f} | :: Comoros |
| comorbilidad {f} [medicine] | :: comorbidity |
| comorense {adj} | :: Comorian |
| comorense {mf} | :: Comorian |
| Comores {prop} {f} | :: Comoros |
| como resultado {adv} | :: thus; as a result of |
| comoriana {f} | :: feminine noun of comoriano |
| comoriano {adj} | :: Comorian |
| comoriano {m} | :: Comorian |
| como sea {adv} | :: anyway, either way, anyhow, as it is, somehow |
| como sea {adv} | :: at all costs |
| como sea {interj} | :: whatever |
| cómo se dice...en inglés {phrase} | :: how do you say...in English? |
| como si {conj} [with imperfect subjunctive] | :: as if; as though |
| como si no hubiera un mañana {adv} [idiom] | :: like one's life depended on it |
| como si su vida dependiera de ello {adv} [idiom] | :: like one's life depended on it |
| como si tal cosa {adv} [idiomatic] | :: as if it were nothing |
| como si te la pica un pollo {phrase} [colloquial] | :: I don't give a rat's ass |
| como tas {interj} | :: informal form of cómo estás |
| cómo te llamas {phrase} | :: what is your name? |
| cómo te va {phrase} | :: how's it going? |
| como tres y dos son cinco {adv} [idiom] | :: sure as eggs is eggs |
| como una cabra {adj} [colloquial, simile, idiom] | :: mad, out of one's mind, nuts |
| como una catedral {adj} [idiom] | :: huge; massive |
| como una catedral {adv} [idiom] | :: hugely; big time |
| como una cuba {adj} [colloquial, idiomatic] | :: drunk as a skunk |
| como una foca {adj} [colloquial, simile] | :: fat; tubby; lardy |
| como una regadera {adj} [idiomatic, colloquial] | :: nuts, bonkers, mad as a hatter |
| como una seda {adv} [simile] | :: like clockwork; smoothly |
| como una tapia {adj} [idiomatic, simile] | :: deaf as a post |
| como una vaca {adj} [colloquial, simile] | :: fat; bloated; tubby |
| como un clavo {adv} [idiomatic] | :: on the dot |
| como un jabato {adv} [colloquial, simile] | :: bravely |
| cómo va todo {phrase} | :: how's tricks? |
| comóvil {adj} | :: comoving |
| compa {m} [slang, US Spanish, Mexico] | :: buddy |
| compacidad {f} | :: compactness |
| compactación {f} | :: compacting |
| compactador {m} | :: compactor |
| compactamente {adv} | :: compactly |
| compactar {vt} | :: to compact (make more dense) |
| compacto {adj} | :: compact |
| compadecer {v} | :: to feel sorry (for); to pity |
| compadecer {v} | :: to sympathise with |
| compadecer {vp} | :: to feel sorry (for); to pity |
| compadecer {vp} | :: to sympathise with |
| compadrar {v} | :: to become godparents or godchildren |
| compadrar {v} | :: To become good friends with; to buddy up |
| compadrazgo {m} | :: A form of fictive kinship found in a Latin American culture, meaning literally co-parents but referring to co-godparenthood or joint sponsorship of a godchild or ritual object |
| compadre {m} | :: Godfather of one's child |
| compadre {m} | :: Parent of one's godchild |
| compadre {m} | :: Friend, especially a very close and honoured male friend |
| compadre {m} [colloquial] | :: father of one's child's spouse |
| compadre {m} [Mexico] | :: binge or partying habitual companion |
| compadre {m} [Argentina] | :: person of the generation whose parents fought in Argentina's war of independence from Spain. |
| compadre {m} [Nicaragua, colloquial] | :: The relation between a man and his wife's lover, or in the case of divorce, the relation between the previous and current husband. In general, the relation between two men who have been involved with the same woman |
| compadrear {v} | :: To buddy up |
| compadrear {vr} | :: to strut; show off |
| compadrito {m} | :: diminutive of compadre |
| compadrito {m} [Argentina] | :: person of the generation whose grandfathers fought in Argentina's war of independence from Spain. |
| compaginación {f} | :: collation |
| compaginación {f} | :: matching |
| compaginar {vt} | :: to collate |
| compaginar {vtp} [figurative, also] | :: to agree with; to match |
| compaña {f} | :: alternative form of compañía |
| compaña {mf} [dated] | :: synonym of compañero |
| companaje {m} | :: cold cuts in a sandwich |
| compañera {f} | :: feminine noun of compañero (female) fellow, companion; (female) comrade; (female) colleague |
| compañerismo {m} | :: companionship, comradeship |
| compañerito {m} | :: diminutive of compañero |
| compañero {m} | :: comrade |
| compañero {m} | :: friend, buddy |
| compañero {m} | :: fellow, companion |
| compañero {m} | :: colleague |
| compañero de fórmula {m} [politics] | :: running mate |
| compango {m} | :: Selection of meats used as ingredients in certain Northern Spanish stews |
| compañía {f} | :: company |
| compañía {f} | :: companion |
| compañía {f} | :: companionship |
| compañía aérea {f} | :: airline |
| compañía de seguros {f} | :: insurance company |
| compañón {m} | :: ball; testicle |
| compañón {m} | :: comrade |
| comparabilidad {f} | :: comparability |
| comparable {adj} | :: comparable |
| comparablemente {adv} | :: comparably |
| comparación {f} | :: comparison |
| comparador {m} | :: comparator |
| comparar {v} | :: to compare |
| compararse {v} | :: reflexive of comparar |
| comparatismo {m} | :: comparatism |
| comparatista {mf} | :: comparatist |
| comparativamente {adv} | :: comparatively |
| comparativo {adj} | :: comparative |
| comparativo {m} | :: comparative |
| comparecencia {f} [legal] | :: appearance (in court) |
| comparecer {v} [legal with preposition ante] | :: to appear, show up (at a court or authority) |
| compareciente {m} [legal] | :: appearing party |
| comparencia {f} | :: appearance |
| comparendo {m} [law] | :: summons |
| comparon {adj} | :: boastful |
| comparsa {f} | :: troupe |
| comparsa {f} | :: A group of people all dressed up in the same clothing, especially for a carnival |
| comparsa {f} [film, theatre] | :: Collectively, the extras |
| comparsa {f} [film, theatre] | :: extra |
| comparsera {f} | :: feminine noun of comparsero |
| comparsero {m} | :: Someone who takes part in a comparsa |
| comparsista {mf} | :: A member of a troupe |
| comparsista {mf} | :: A carnival performer |
| compartible {adj} | :: shared, sharable |
| compartición {f} | :: sharing |
| compartido {adj} | :: shared |
| compartido {adj} | :: divided between |
| compartimentación {f} | :: compartmentalization |
| compartimental {adj} [attributive] | :: compartment syndrome |
| compartimentalización {f} | :: compartmentalization |
| compartimentalizar {v} | :: to compartmentalise |
| compartimentar {v} | :: to compartmentalise |
| compartimento {m} | :: compartment |
| compartimiento {m} | :: compartment |
| compartimiento {m} | :: chamber |
| compartir {v} | :: to share |
| compartir {v} | :: to split, to divide [in order to share] |
| compartir {v} | :: to pool (e.g. resources) |
| compás {m} | :: pair of compasses (tool used to draw circles) |
| compás {m} | :: rhythm |
| compás {m} [music] | :: beat |
| compás {m} [music] | :: bar |
| compás {m} [fencing] | :: beat |
| compasar {v} | :: to measure with a compass |
| compasar {v} | :: to adjust |
| compasar {v} [music] | :: to divide into bars |
| compás de espera {m} [music] | :: bar of silence |
| compás de espera {m} [idiom] | :: dead time; timeout; period of waiting or of no action |
| compasión {f} | :: compassion, sympathy |
| compasivamente {adv} | :: compassionately |
| compasivo {adj} | :: compassionate |
| compatibilidad {f} | :: compatibility |
| compatibilización {f} | :: compatibilization |
| compatibilizar {v} | :: to coordinate; to balance responsibilities |
| compatibilizar {v} | :: to be compatible with |
| compatible {adj} | :: compatible |
| compatriota {mf} | :: compatriot |
| compatrono {m} | :: One of several patron saints of the same church |
| compeler {vt} | :: to compel |
| compendiar {v} | :: to abridge, shorten |
| compendio {m} | :: compendium |
| compendiosamente {adv} | :: concisely |
| compendioso {adj} | :: abridged; brief |
| compenetración {f} | :: getting along, mutual sympathy |
| compenetrar {v} | :: to get along with |
| compenetrarse {v} | :: to understand or get along with (one another) |
| compensación {f} | :: compensation |
| compensador {adj} | :: compensatory |
| compensador {m} | :: compensator |
| compensar {v} | :: to compensate |
| compensatorio {adj} | :: compensatory |
| competencia {f} | :: competition |
| competencia {f} | :: competence, expertise |
| competencia {f} [legal] | :: jurisdiction |
| competencial {adj} [attributive, politics] | :: skill, competency |
| competente {adj} | :: competent |
| competente {adj} | :: expert, qualified |
| competentemente {adv} | :: competently |
| competer {vi} | :: to correspond (to), fall (to) |
| competición {f} | :: competition |
| competidor {adj} | :: competing |
| competidor {m} | :: competitor |
| competidora {f} | :: (female) competitor |
| competir {vi} | :: to compete |
| competitivamente {adv} | :: competitively |
| competitividad {f} | :: competitiveness |
| competitivo {adj} | :: competitive |
| compi {m} [colloquial] | :: mate, buddy (friend) |
| compilación {f} | :: compilation |
| compilador {adj} | :: compiling |
| compilador {m} [computing] | :: compiler (computer program that transforms source code into object code) |
| compilar {v} | :: to compile (to put together) |
| compilar {v} [computing] | :: to compile (a program) |
| compilatorio {adj} | :: compilation |
| compincharse {v} | :: to gang up |
| compinche {m} | :: sidekick, wingman, partner |
| compinche {m} | :: crony |
| compinche {m} [colloquial] | :: buddy, homie, shill, chum, homeboy, homegirl |
| complacencia {f} | :: satisfaction |
| complacer {m} | :: concession |
| complacer {v} | :: please |
| complacer {v} | :: satisfy |
| complacer {vr} | :: take pleasure |
| complacidísimo {adj} | :: superlative of complacido |
| complacido {adj} | :: content, satisfied, happy |
| complaciente {adj} | :: complaisant (willing to do what pleases others) |
| complejamente {adv} | :: complexly |
| complejidad {f} | :: complexity |
| complejísimo {adj} | :: superlative of complejo |
| complejización {f} | :: complication |
| complejizar {v} | :: to make complex |
| complejizar {vr} | :: to get complex |
| complejo {adj} | :: complex, sophisticated, intricate (made of multiple parts) |
| complejo {adj} | :: complex, complicated (complicated; not straightforward) |
| complejo {m} [psychology] | :: complex |
| complejo {m} | :: complex, compound (collection of buildings or facilities) |
| complejo {m} | :: resort, complex (where one can vacation to) |
| complejo {m} [psychology, colloquial] | :: hang-up |
| complejo de Edipo {m} [psychology] | :: Oedipus complex |
| complejo militar industrial {m} | :: military-industrial complex |
| complementación {f} | :: complementation |
| complementador {adj} | :: complementizing |
| complementador {m} [linguistics] | :: complementizer |
| complementante {m} | :: complementizer |
| complementar {vt} | :: to complement (to provide what the partner lacks) |
| complementar {v} | :: to eke out |
| complementariamente {adv} | :: complementarily |
| complementariedad {f} | :: complementarity |
| complementario {adj} | :: complementary |
| complemento {m} [grammar, mathematics, music, immunology] | :: complement |
| complemento {m} [grammar] | :: object |
| complemento {m} | :: perfection |
| complemento {m} | :: accessory |
| complemento {m} | :: side-dish |
| complemento agente {m} [grammar] | :: agent |
| complemento directo {m} [grammar] | :: direct object |
| complemento indirecto {m} [grammar] | :: indirect object |
| completación {f} [computing] | :: completion |
| completada [Chile] | :: party or meeting where they eat completos (hot-dogs) |
| completado {adj} | :: completed |
| completado {adj} | :: finished |
| completamente {adv} | :: completely |
| completamiento {m} | :: completion |
| completar {v} | :: to complete |
| completarse {v} | :: reflexive of completar |
| completísimo {adj} | :: superlative of completo |
| completista {adj} | :: completist |
| completista {mf} | :: completist |
| completitud {f} | :: completion |
| completo {adj} | :: full, complete |
| completo {adj} | :: completed |
| completo {m} [Chile] | :: hot dog |
| complexión {f} | :: physical constitution |
| complicación {f} | :: complication |
| complicadamente {adv} | :: complicatedly, elaborately |
| complicadísimo {adj} | :: Very complicated; hard as hell |
| complicadito {adj} | :: diminutive of complicado |
| complicado {adj} | :: complicated, complex, convoluted, involved, tricky, difficult, elaborate, cumbersome |
| complicado {adj} | :: messy, sticky, awkward (e.g. a messy breakup or divorce, a messy political dispute, an awkward or sticky situation) |
| complicar {v} | :: to complicate |
| complicar {vr} | :: to get complicated, to get messy |
| complicar {vr} | :: to make it harder or more difficult for oneself |
| complicarse {v} | :: reflexive of complicar |
| cómplice {m} | :: accomplice |
| complicidad {f} | :: complicity, connivance |
| complidamente {adv} | :: obsolete spelling of cumplidamente |
| complido {adj} | :: obsolete spelling of cumplido |
| compló {m} | :: alternative spelling of complot |
| complot {m} [colloquial] | :: plot, conspiracy |
| complotado {adj} | :: in on it |
| complotador {adj} | :: plotting, scheming |
| complotar {v} | :: to plot; conspire |
| complotismo {m} | :: plotting |
| complutense {adj} | :: From Alcalá de Henares |
| complutense {mf} | :: Someone from Alcalá de Henares |
| componado {adj} [heraldry] | :: compony |
| componedor {m} | :: mender |
| componedor {m} | :: typesetter |
| componedora {f} | :: feminine noun of componedor |
| componenda {f} | :: quick fix |
| componenda {f} | :: dodgy deal |
| componente {m} | :: component |
| componente {mf} | :: member |
| componente {adj} | :: component |
| componer {v} | :: to compose (write music) |
| componer {v} | :: to compose, make up |
| componer {v} | :: to repair, fix |
| componérselas {v} [idiom] | :: to cope, get by, get along |
| comportamental {adj} | :: behavioural |
| comportamiento {m} | :: behavior |
| comportar {v} | :: to tolerate |
| comportar {v} [Latin America] | :: to entail |
| comporte {m} | :: comport, behavior |
| composición {f} | :: composition |
| composicional {adj} | :: compositional |
| compositivamente {adv} | :: compositionally |
| compositivo {adj} | :: compositional |
| compositor {m} | :: composer |
| compositora {f} | :: feminine noun of compositor |
| compost {m} | :: compost |
| composta {f} | :: synonym of compost |
| compostable {adj} | :: compostable |
| compostaje {m} | :: composting |
| compostar {v} | :: to compost (to produce compost) |
| Compostela {prop} | :: Santiago de Compostela |
| compostelano {adj} | :: Of or pertaining to Santiago de Compostela |
| compostelano {m} | :: Someone from Santiago de Compostela |
| compostera {f} | :: composter (device for producing compost) |
| compostero {m} | :: composter |
| compostura {f} | :: composure |
| compota {f} | :: compote |
| compra {f} | :: purchase |
| compra {f} | :: buying |
| comprable {adj} | :: buyable |
| comprador {adj} | :: buying |
| comprador {m} | :: buyer |
| compradora {f} | :: feminine noun of comprador |
| comprar {v} | :: to buy (to obtain in exchange of money or goods) |
| comprar {v} | :: to buy out |
| comprarse {v} | :: reflexive of comprar |
| compraventa {f} | :: trade |
| comprehender {v} | :: obsolete spelling of comprender |
| comprehensión {f} | :: rare form of comprensión |
| comprehensivo {adj} | :: alternative form of comprensivo |
| comprender {v} | :: to understand, to comprehend |
| comprender {v} | :: to comprise |
| comprensibilidad {f} | :: comprehensibility |
| comprensible {adj} | :: understandable, comprehensible |
| comprensiblemente {adv} | :: understandably |
| comprensión {f} | :: comprehension, understanding |
| comprensivo {adj} | :: understanding, sympathetic, supportive |
| comprensivo {adj} | :: comprehensive |
| compresa {f} | :: compress (cloth used to dress or apply pressure to wounds) |
| compresa {f} | :: sanitary towel |
| compresibilidad {f} | :: compressibility |
| compresible {adj} | :: compressible |
| compresión {f} | :: compression |
| compresivo {adj} | :: compressive |
| compresor {adj} | :: compressor [attributive] |
| compresor {m} | :: compressor |
| comprimaria {f} | :: female equivalent of comprimario |
| comprimario {m} | :: costar |
| comprimido {m} | :: a small pill |
| comprimir {v} | :: to compress |
| comprobable {adj} | :: provable, verifiable |
| comprobación {f} | :: check, checking, verification, ascertainment, crosscheck (act of inspecting or verifying) |
| comprobación {f} | :: a test, testing, proof (acting of proving) |
| comprobación {f} | :: audit (ellipsis of comprobación de cuentas) |
| comprobado {adj} | :: verified |
| comprobante {m} | :: receipt, voucher, proof |
| comprobar {v} | :: to check, to check on, to check out, to see, to check to see (examine) |
| comprobar {v} | :: to verify, to ascertain, to determine, to confirm |
| comprobar {v} | :: to test (the accuracy or effectiveness of something) |
| comprobar {v} | :: to prove, to establish (i.e. demonstrate the veracity of something) |
| comprobar {v} | :: to note (as in realizing) |
| comprobar {vr} | :: to be checked, tested, to check out |
| comprobar {vr} | :: to be found, determined |
| comprobatoria {adj} | :: proof-giving |
| comprometedor {adj} | :: compromising (vulnerable to suspicion) |
| comprometer {v} | :: to compromise, to promise, to engage to be married |
| comprometida {f} | :: fiancée |
| comprometido {adj} | :: engaged |
| comprometido {m} | :: fiancé |
| comprometimiento {m} | :: compromise |
| compromisario {m} | :: delegate of a convention |
| compromiso {m} | :: commitment |
| compromiso {m} [legal] | :: compromise |
| compromiso {m} | :: predicament (an unfortunate or trying position) |
| compu {f} [colloquial] | :: alternative form of computadora |
| compueblana {f} | :: feminine noun of compueblano |
| compueblano {m} | :: One who is born in the same village or town as another |
| compuerta {f} | :: hatch |
| compuerta {f} | :: sluice |
| compuerta {f} | :: weir |
| compuesta {f} [botany] | :: a composite; a flower or plant in the sunflower family, Compositae |
| compuesto {adj} | :: compound, composite |
| compuesto {adj} [mathematics] | :: composite (non-prime) |
| compuesto orgánico {m} | :: organic compound |
| compuesto y sin novia {adj} | :: all dressed up and nowhere to go |
| compulsa {f} [law] | :: a certified or notarized document |
| compulsar {v} | :: to collate or compare |
| compulsión {f} | :: obsession |
| compulsión {f} | :: compulsion |
| compulsivamente {adv} | :: compulsively |
| compulsividad {f} | :: compulsiveness |
| compulsivo {adj} | :: compulsive |
| compulsorio {adj} [Latin America] | :: compulsory |
| compunción {f} | :: compunction |
| compungidamente {adv} | :: sorrowfully |
| compungido {adj} | :: sorrowful, dismayed |
| compungir {v} | :: to make remorseful, to arouse feelings of remorse |
| compurgar {v} [legal] | :: to purge |
| computabilidad {f} | :: computability |
| computable {adj} | :: computable |
| computación {f} | :: computation |
| computación {f} | :: computer science |
| computación {f} | :: computing (use of a computer or computers) |
| computacional {adj} | :: computational |
| computacionalmente {adv} | :: computationally |
| computación en la nube {f} | :: cloud computing |
| computador {m} [computing, chiefly Chile, Colombia] | :: computer |
| computadora {f} | :: computer |
| computadora de mesa {f} | :: desktop computer |
| computadora de sobremesa {f} | :: desktop computer |
| computadora portátil {f} | :: notebook (computer), laptop |
| computador de mesa {m} | :: desktop computer |
| computador de sobremesa {m} | :: desktop computer |
| computador portátil {m} | :: notebook (computer), laptop |
| computar {v} | :: to compute |
| computarizar {v} | :: to computerize |
| computerizar {v} | :: to computerize |
| computín {m} | :: geek, computer nerd |
| cómputo {m} | :: calculation |
| comulgar {v} | :: to receive communion |
| comulgar {v} | :: to communicate |
| comulgar {v} | :: to agree with |
| comulgatorio {m} | :: communion rail |
| comun {adj} | :: obsolete spelling of común |
| común {adj} | :: common, ordinary |
| común {adj} | :: common, joint |
| común {adj} | :: usual |
| común {m} | :: all of the people or inhabitants of a city, town |
| común {m} | :: community |
| común {m} | :: toilet |
| comuna {f} | :: commune |
| comuña {f} | :: a mixture of wheat and rye |
| comuña {f} | :: any seed, grain or oat, except barley, rye, or wheat |
| comunal {adj} | :: communal |
| comunalmente {adv} | :: communally |
| comuñanga {mf} [Cuba, slang, pejorative] | :: A communist |
| comunaria {f} | :: feminine noun of comunario |
| comunario {m} | :: community member |
| comunera {f} | :: someone who partakes of goods and rights within a community |
| comunero {m} | :: someone who partakes of goods and rights within a community |
| comunicable {adj} | :: communicable |
| comunicación {f} | :: communication |
| comunicacional {adj} | :: communicational |
| comunicacionalmente {adv} | :: communicationally (in terms of communication) |
| comunicado {m} | :: communiqué, statement |
| comunicado {m} | :: press release, press statement (ellipsis of comunicado de prensa) |
| comunicador {m} | :: communicator, one who communicates |
| comunicadora {f} | :: feminine noun of comunicador |
| comunicante {mf} | :: talker, speaker |
| comunicante {mf} | :: informant |
| comunicar {v} | :: communicate |
| comunicativo {adj} | :: communicative |
| comunicóloga {f} | :: feminine noun of comunicólogo |
| comunicólogo {m} | :: communication scientist |
| comunidad {f} | :: community |
| comunidad autónoma {f} | :: autonomous community |
| Comunidad de Estados Independientes {prop} {f} | :: Commonwealth of Independent States (successor to the Soviet Union) |
| Comunidad de Madrid {prop} {f} | :: Comunidad de Madrid (autonomous community) |
| Comunidad Valenciana {prop} {f} | :: Comunidad Valenciana (autonomous community) |
| comunión {f} | :: communion |
| comunión {f} | :: Communion |
| Comunión anglicana {prop} {f} | :: Anglican Communion (a worldwide network of churches that are in communion with the Church of England) |
| comunísimamente {adv} | :: superlative of comúnmente |
| comunísimo {adj} | :: superlative of común |
| comunismo {m} | :: communism (philosophy) |
| comunista {adj} | :: communist, Communist |
| comunista {adj} | :: communistic |
| comunista {mf} | :: communist, Communist |
| comunistoide {mf} | :: commie, red, pinko |
| comunitariamente {adv} | :: in a community-based way |
| comunitario {adj} [attributive] | :: community |
| comunitarizar {v} | :: to make communal |
| comúnmente {adv} | :: commonly |
| comúnmente {adv} | :: usually, frequently |
| común y corriente {adj} [idiom] | :: typical, common |
| con- {prefix} | :: with |
| con {prep} | :: with |
| con {prep} | :: on |
| coña {f} | :: mockery, ridicule |
| coña {f} | :: feminine noun of coño |
| coñac {m} | :: cognac |
| conado {adj} | :: connate |
| CONAE {prop} {f} | :: abbreviation of Comisión Nacional de Actividades Espaciales (English: National Space Activities Commission) of Argentina |
| Conakri {prop} | :: Conakri (capital city) |
| coñamentazón {m} [Venezuela, vulgar] | :: beating |
| coñamentazón {m} [Venezuela, vulgar] | :: street brawl |
| conato {m} | :: attempt |
| conato {m} | :: conatus |
| conavegación {f} | :: cobrowsing |
| coñazo {m} [Spain, vulgar] | :: pain in the arse [UK], pain in the ass [US], pain in the neck, pain in the butt (an extreme annoyance) |
| coñazo {m} [Venezuela, Spain, vulgar] | :: Hit, blow. Also, meaning “all of a sudden” |
| concadenar {v} | :: to concatenate; to chain or link together |
| concatedral {m} | :: co-cathedral |
| concatenación {f} | :: series, linking, concatenation |
| concatenar {v} | :: to concatenate |
| concavidad {f} | :: concavity |
| cóncavo {adj} | :: concave |
| cóncavo {mf} | :: cavity, concavity |
| concebible {adj} | :: conceivable, cogitable |
| concebir {vt} | :: to conceive, imagine |
| concebir {vt} | :: to understand |
| concebir {vi} | :: to conceive, become pregnant |
| concebollista {mf} | :: someone who asserts that onion should be an ingredient in Spanish omelettes |
| conceder {v} | :: to grant, to concede, to admit, to bestow |
| conceder {v} | :: to agree about |
| concejal {mf} | :: member of a council, councilman |
| concejala {f} | :: councilwoman |
| concejalía {f} | :: council department |
| concejero {adj} | :: public |
| concejil {adj} | :: council |
| concejo {m} | :: council |
| concejo {m} | :: A small administrative subdivision in various parts of Spain |
| concelebrar {v} | :: to concelebrate |
| concello {m} | :: Small administrative division in Galicia |
| concento {m} | :: harmony |
| concentración {f} | :: concentration [all senses] |
| concentración {f} | :: demonstration, protest |
| concentracionario {adj} [attributive] | :: concentration camp |
| concentrado {adj} | :: concentrated |
| concentrado {m} | :: concentrate |
| concentrador {adj} | :: concentrating |
| concentrador {m} | :: concentrator |
| concentrar {v} | :: to concentrate |
| concéntricamente {adv} | :: concentrically |
| concéntrico {adj} | :: concentric |
| concepción {f} | :: conception |
| Concepción {prop} {f} | :: given name |
| Concepción {prop} {f} | :: Any of a number of places in Latin America |
| concepcionista {mf} | :: Conceptionist |
| conceptismo {m} | :: conceptismo |
| conceptista {mf} | :: Conceptist |
| concepto {m} | :: concept |
| concepto {m} [literature] | :: conceit |
| conceptor {m} | :: conceptor |
| conceptual {adj} | :: conceptual |
| conceptualidad {f} | :: conceptuality |
| conceptualismo {m} | :: conceptualism |
| conceptualización {f} | :: conceptualization |
| conceptualizar {vt} | :: to conceptualize |
| conceptualmente {adv} | :: conceptually |
| conceptuar {v} | :: to deem, judge |
| conceptuoso {adj} | :: witty, clever |
| concerniente {adj} | :: concerning, related to |
| concernir {v} | :: to concern |
| concertación {f} | :: agreement, compromise |
| concertacionista {mf} | :: Member of Concertación |
| concertadamente {adv} | :: methodically, systematically |
| concertadamente {adv} | :: harmoniously |
| concertador {adj} [attributive] | :: concert |
| concertador {m} | :: concert player |
| concertadora {f} | :: feminine noun of concertador |
| concertante {adj} | :: agreed on |
| concertante {adj} | :: harmonizing |
| concertar {v} | :: to agree |
| concertar {v} | :: to arrange |
| concertina {f} [musical instruments] | :: concertina |
| concertino {m} [music] | :: the leader of an orchestra |
| concertino {m} [music] | :: concertmaster |
| concertista {mf} | :: solo performer in a concert |
| concertístico {adj} [attributive] | :: concert |
| concesión {f} | :: concession |
| concesión {f} | :: dealership, vendor |
| concesional {adj} | :: concessional |
| concesionalidad {f} | :: concessionality |
| concesionar {vt} | :: to concede |
| concesionario {adj} | :: dealing |
| concesionario {m} | :: dealer |
| concesionario {m} | :: dealership |
| concha {f} | :: seashell |
| concha {f} | :: shell (mollusk) |
| concha {f} [Mexico] | :: a type of sweetbread (one that resembles a shell in design and decoration) |
| concha {f} [vulgar, Latin America] | :: pussy, cunt |
| Concha {prop} {f} | :: given name (a kiddish short form) |
| conchabanza {f} | :: agreement; alignment |
| conchabar {vt} | :: to hire, to employ |
| conchabar {vt} | :: to put in cahoots; to plot with |
| concha de peregrino {f} | :: A shell of a scallop |
| concha de tu madre {interj} [vulgar] | :: alternative form of conchatumadre |
| conchal {adj} | :: conchal |
| conchatumadre {interj} [vulgar, offensive] | :: A strong insult |
| conchatumare {interj} [vulgar] | :: alternative form of conchatumadre |
| conchero {m} | :: A pre-colonial Mexican dance |
| conchero {m} | :: A metalic or plastic piece vedettes cover their vulvas with. From concha (cunt). (Argentinean usage) |
| concheta {f} | :: feminine noun of concheto |
| concheto {m} [pejorative, Argentina] | :: moneybags (rich person) |
| conchetumadre {interj} [vulgar] | :: alternative form of conchatumadre |
| conchetumare {interj} [vulgar] | :: alternative form of conchatumadre |
| Conchi {prop} {f} | :: A diminutive of the female given name Concepción |
| conchilla {f} | :: diminutive of concha |
| conchín {f} [protein] | :: conchiolin |
| Conchinchina {prop} {f} | :: Timbuktu (placeholder for a remote, distant, or boring place) |
| conchista {adj} | :: Of, pertaining to, or supporting, Carlos Concha Torres, Ecuadorian soldier and politician |
| conchista {mf} | :: A supporter of, or soldier in the army of, Carlos Concha Torres |
| conchita {f} | :: diminutive of concha |
| Conchita {prop} {f} | :: A diminutive of the female given name Concepción |
| concho {m} [Latin America] | :: dregs (rest of a drink in a glass) |
| concho {m} [Dominican Republic, slang] | :: car or motorcycle used for public transportation |
| concho {m} [Dominican Republic] | :: taxi |
| conchudo {adj} [colloquial, Latin America] | :: like jerk, idiotic |
| conchudo {adj} [colloquial, Peru] | :: cheeky, shameless |
| conchudo {adj} [colloquial, Bolivia, Chile] | :: lucky |
| conchupancia {f} [Venezuela] | :: synonym of contubernio |
| conciencia {f} | :: conscience |
| conciencia {f} | :: consciousness |
| concienciación {f} | :: act of raising awareness |
| concienciado {adj} [Spain, slang] | :: woke |
| concienciar {v} | :: to make someone aware; to raise awareness |
| concienciar {v} | :: to make oneself aware. To learn |
| concientización {f} | :: awareness raising |
| concientizado {adj} [Latin America, slang] | :: woke |
| concientizar {v} | :: to raise awareness |
| concienzudamente {adv} | :: conscientiously |
| concienzudo {adj} | :: conscientious (all senses) |
| concierto {m} | :: concert |
| concierto {m} | :: concerto |
| conciliábulo {m} | :: secret meeting |
| conciliación {f} | :: conciliation, reconciliation, settlement |
| conciliador {m} | :: conciliator |
| conciliadora {f} | :: feminine noun of conciliador |
| conciliar {adj} | :: Of or pertaining to a council |
| conciliar {m} | :: councilor, member of a council |
| conciliar {v} | :: to conciliate, to make calm |
| conciliatorio {adj} | :: conciliatory |
| concilio {m} | :: an assembly or coterie that deals in something and its bylaws, especially a religious body |
| concisamente {adv} | :: concisely, briefly |
| concisión {f} | :: concision, conciseness |
| conciso {adj} | :: concise |
| concitación {f} | :: concitation |
| concitador {m} | :: One that instigates or stirs up |
| concitadora {f} | :: feminine noun of concitador |
| concitar {v} | :: to instigate, excite, stir up |
| concitar {v} | :: to join; to bring together |
| conciudadana {f} | :: feminine noun of conciudadano |
| conciudadano {m} | :: fellow citizen |
| conclave {m} | :: conclave |
| cónclave {m} | :: conclave |
| concluir {v} | :: to conclude |
| concluir {v} | :: to overwhelm |
| concluir {v} | :: to silence |
| conclusión {f} | :: conclusion, end |
| conclusión {f} | :: completion |
| conclusión {f} | :: finding |
| conclusión {f} | :: bottom line |
| conclusivamente {adv} | :: conclusively |
| conclusivo {adj} | :: conclusive |
| concluyente {adj} | :: conclusive, convincing, decisive |
| concluyente {adj} | :: concluding, finishing, closing |
| concluyentemente {adv} | :: conclusively |
| concomitancia {m} | :: concomitance |
| concomitante {adj} | :: concomitant |
| concomitantemente {adv} | :: concomitantly (at the same time as) |
| concón {m} | :: What is stuck to the bottom of a pot after cooking. Most commonly used with rice |
| concordancia {f} [grammar] | :: agreement, concord (agreement of words with one another in gender, number, person, or case) |
| concordancia {f} [music] | :: harmony, consonance (relation between two pitches played simultaneously) |
| concordancia {f} [in the plural] | :: concordance (alphabetical verbal index showing the places in the text of a book where each principal word may be found) |
| concordante {adj} | :: agreeing; in agreement; harmonious |
| concordar {v} | :: to agree |
| concordatario {adj} | :: concordat |
| concordato {m} | :: concordat |
| concorde {adj} | :: In agreement; concordant; agreeing; harmonious |
| concordia {f} | :: concord |
| concordia {f} | :: ring consisting of two interlaced parts |
| concordiana {f} | :: feminine noun of concordiano |
| concordiano {adj} | :: Concordian (of or pertaining to Concord, New Hampshire) |
| concordiano {adj} | :: Concordian (of or pertaining to any other location bearing the name "Concord") |
| concordiano {m} | :: Concordian (native or resident of Concord, New Hampshire) |
| concordiano {m} | :: Concordian (native or reisdent of any other location bearing the name "Concord") |
| concordiense {adj} | :: of or from Concordia, Entre Ríos |
| concordiense {mf} | :: Someone from Concordia, Entre Ríos |
| con creces {adv} [idiomatic, finance] | :: with interest |
| con creces {adv} [idiomatic] | :: dearly, amply |
| con creces {adv} [idiomatic] | :: in spades, by far, by a long way |
| concreción {f} | :: concretion |
| concretamente {adv} | :: concretely, specifically |
| concretar {vt} | :: to concrete (to change from being abstract to being concrete) |
| concretar {vt} | :: to specify (to state explicitly) |
| concretar {vi} | :: to be specific |
| concretar {vt} | :: to settle on, to agree on |
| concretar {vt} | :: to summarize |
| concretar {vr} | :: to come true |
| concretarse {v} | :: reflexive of concretar |
| concretera {f} | :: concrete mixer |
| concretismo {m} | :: concretism |
| concretización {f} | :: concretion |
| concretizar {vt} | :: to concretize, to make real |
| concreto {adj} | :: concrete |
| concreto {adj} | :: specific |
| concreto {m} [Latin America, Philppines] | :: concrete (building material) |
| concubina {f} | :: concubine |
| concubinato {m} | :: concubinage, cohabitation |
| concubino {m} | :: cohabitee |
| concúbito {m} | :: copulation |
| conculcación {f} | :: violation, infringement |
| conculcador {m} | :: infringer |
| conculcar {v} | :: to violate, infringe |
| concuña {f} | :: feminine noun of concuño |
| concuñada {f} | :: feminine noun of concuñado; co-sister-in-law |
| concuñado {m} | :: co-brother-in-law |
| concuño {m} | :: alternative spelling of concuñado |
| concupiscencia {f} | :: concupiscence, ardent desire |
| concupiscente {adj} | :: concupiscent |
| concurrencia {f} | :: concurrence |
| concurrente {adj} | :: concurrent |
| concurrentemente {adv} | :: concurrently |
| concurrir {vi} | :: to converge, co-occur |
| concurrir {vi} | :: to take part (in) |
| concursable {adj} | :: competitive; contestable |
| concursal {adj} [attributive] | :: insolvency |
| concursante {adj} | :: competing |
| concursante {mf} | :: contestant |
| concursante {mf} | :: competitor |
| concursar {v} | :: to compete |
| concurso {m} | :: concourse |
| concurso {m} | :: competition |
| concurso {m} | :: game show |
| concurso {m} | :: bankruptcy |
| concurso {m} | :: cooperation; aid |
| concurso completo {m} [equestrian] | :: eventing |
| concurso de acreedores {m} [legal] | :: A legal process carried out when a person is unable to pay off his or her debts |
| concusión {f} [medical] | :: concussion |
| concusión {f} | :: stun |
| concusión {f} | :: extortion, bribery, misappropriation |
| condado {m} | :: county (land ruled by a count or countess) |
| condado {m} [political subdivision] | :: county (administrative subdivision used in some countries) |
| condal {adj} [attributive] | :: county |
| conde {m} | :: count, earl (nobility); countess in the feminine sense |
| Conde {prop} {mf} | :: surname |
| condecir {v} | :: to accord |
| condecoración {f} | :: decoration, medal, award |
| condecorar {vt} [military] | :: to decorate, to award |
| condena {f} | :: sentence, punishment |
| condenable {adj} | :: punishable |
| condenación {f} | :: condemnation |
| condenadamente {adv} | :: in a condemned manner |
| condenado {adj} | :: convicted |
| condenado {adj} | :: doomed |
| condenar {v} | :: to condemn |
| condenatorio {adj} | :: condemnatory |
| condenatorio {adj} | :: guilty |
| condensación {f} | :: condensation |
| condensador {m} | :: condenser |
| condensador {m} | :: capacitor |
| condensar {vt} | :: to condense |
| condensina {f} [protein] | :: condensin |
| condesa {f} | :: countess |
| condesar {v} | :: To save (money) |
| condescendencia {f} | :: complaisance |
| condescender {v} | :: to comply; acquiesce |
| condescendiente {adj} | :: complaisant |
| condesito {m} | :: diminutive of condés |
| condestable {mf} | :: constable (rank) |
| condición {f} | :: condition |
| condicionador {adj} | :: synonym of condicionante |
| condicional {adj} | :: conditional |
| condicional {f} | :: conditional tense |
| condicional anterior {m} [grammar] | :: conditional perfect tense |
| condicionalidad {f} | :: conditionality |
| condicionalmente {adv} | :: conditionally |
| condicionamiento {m} | :: conditioning |
| condicionamiento clásico {m} [psychology] | :: classical conditioning |
| condicionante {adj} | :: determining, decisive |
| condicionar {v} | :: to condition |
| condigno {adj} | :: decent, adequate |
| condíleo {adj} | :: condylar |
| cóndilo {m} [anatomy] | :: condyle |
| condiloma {m} [pathology] | :: condyloma |
| condimentación {f} | :: condimenting |
| condimentar {v} | :: to condiment, to spice, to spice up |
| condimento {m} | :: condiment |
| condir {v} [archaic] | :: to build, construct |
| condiscípula {f} | :: feminine noun of condiscípulo |
| condiscípulo {m} | :: classmate, schoolmate |
| condolencia {f} | :: condolence |
| condolerse {v} | :: to feel sorry for the pain of others; to sympathise |
| condominio {m} | :: apartment building, condominium, condo |
| condominio {m} | :: co-ownership |
| condómino {m} | :: synonym of condueño |
| condón {m} | :: condom |
| condonación {f} | :: forgiveness |
| condonar {v} | :: to remit |
| condonar {v} | :: to condone |
| cóndor {m} | :: condor |
| cóndor {m} | :: Andean condor |
| cóndor andino {m} | :: Andean condor |
| Condorcanqui {prop} | :: Condorcanqui (province) |
| cóndor de los Andes {m} | :: Andean condor |
| condoro {m} [Chile, colloquial] | :: a shameful accident, mistake, slip, faux pas |
| con dos cojones {interj} | :: hell yeah! |
| condotiero {m} | :: mercenary |
| condrita {f} | :: chondrite |
| condrítico {adj} | :: chondritic |
| condrito {m} | :: alternative form of condrita |
| condro- {prefix} | :: chondro- |
| condrocalcinosis {f} [pathology] | :: chondrocalcinosis |
| condrocito {m} | :: chondrocyte |
| condrogloso {m} | :: chondroglossus |
| condroitín {m} [organic compound] | :: chondroitin |
| condroitina {f} [organic compound] | :: chondroitin |
| condroma {m} [pathology] | :: chondroma |
| condromatosis {f} [pathology] | :: chondromatosis |
| condrosarcoma {m} [oncology] | :: chondrosarcoma |
| cóndrulo {m} | :: chondrule |
| conducción {f} [physics] | :: conduction (conveying of heat or electric current through a material) |
| conducción {f} | :: driving |
| conducente {adj} | :: conducive |
| conducho {m} | :: A type of tribute or tax paid to the court of the King of Spain in the Middle Ages |
| conducir {v} | :: to drive; to conduct |
| conducta {f} | :: behaviour, conduct |
| conductancia {f} | :: conductance |
| conductismo {m} [psychology] | :: behaviorism |
| conductista {adj} | :: behavioristic; of or relating to behaviorism |
| conductiva {f} | :: feminine noun of conductivo |
| conductividad {f} | :: conductivity |
| conductividad térmica {f} | :: thermal conductivity |
| conductivo {adj} | :: conductive |
| conducto {m} | :: duct |
| conducto {m} | :: pipeline |
| conducto auditivo externo {m} | :: ear canal |
| conductor {m} | :: driver, motorist |
| conductor {m} | :: conductor (transmitter of electricity, heat, light or sound) |
| conductor {m} [Argentina, Uruguay] | :: presenter; host (of television show) |
| conductora {f} | :: feminine noun of conductor |
| conductual {adj} | :: behavioral |
| conductualmente {adv} | :: behaviourally |
| condumio {m} [colloquial] | :: nosh, grub (food) |
| conduplicado {adj} | :: conduplicate |
| Conduriri {prop} | :: Conduriri (district) |
| conectable {adj} | :: connectable |
| conectado {adj} | :: connected |
| conectar {vt} | :: to connect, to connect up, to link |
| conectar {vt} [electronics] | :: to plug in, to connect |
| conectar {vt} [electronics] | :: to wire |
| conectar {vt} | :: to hook up [colloquial] |
| conectar {vi} | :: to click (i.e. get along well) |
| conectar {vr} | :: to connect, to get connected |
| conectiqués {adj} | :: Connecticuter |
| conectiqués {m} | :: Connecticuter |
| conectiquesa {f} | :: feminine noun of conectiqués |
| conectividad {f} | :: connectivity |
| conectivismo {m} | :: connectivism |
| conectivo {adj} | :: connecting |
| conectivo {m} | :: connective |
| conectivopatía {f} | :: connective tissue disease |
| conectoma {m} | :: connectome |
| conector {adj} | :: connecting |
| conector {m} | :: connecting |
| coneja {f} | :: feminine noun of conejo, female rabbit, doe |
| conejera {f} | :: warren; den (of rabbits) |
| conejera {f} | :: rabbit hutch |
| conejera {f} | :: hive; den (for criminals) |
| conejero {adj} | :: rabbit-hunting |
| conejero {m} | :: rabbit breeder |
| conejillo {m} | :: diminutive of conejo |
| conejillo {m} | :: guinea pig |
| conejillo de Indias {m} | :: guinea pig (animal) |
| conejillo de Indias {m} | :: guinea pig (volunteer for an experiment) |
| conejita {f} | :: diminutive of coneja |
| conejito {m} | :: diminutive of conejo: bunny; small rabbit |
| conejo {m} | :: rabbit, cony, coney (male or unspecified sex) |
| conejo {m} [Central America] | :: detective |
| conejo {m} [muscle] | :: a contracted biceps (having athletic or semi-athletic features, specially when exhibiting, intentionally or not) |
| conejo {m} [vulgar, slang] | :: cunt (female genitalia) |
| conejo de Angora {m} | :: an Angora rabbit |
| conejo de los volcanes {m} | :: volcano rabbit |
| con el agua al cuello {adv} [idiomatic] | :: up to one's neck |
| con el alma en vilo {adj} [idiomatic] | :: on tenterhooks |
| con el debido respeto {adv} | :: with all due respect |
| con el fin de {prep} | :: in order to, for the purpose of, with the purpose of, with the goal of, with a view to, with the aim of |
| con el tiempo {adv} | :: over time, in time, eventually, with time |
| conespecífico {adj} | :: conspecific |
| conestoga {adj} | :: Conestoga |
| conestoga {mf} | :: Conestoga |
| con esto y un bizcocho, hasta las ocho {phrase} | :: see you later, alligator |
| conexidad {f} [legal] | :: connection |
| conexina {f} [protein] | :: connexin |
| conexión {f} | :: connection (the point at which two or more things are connected) |
| conexión {f} | :: connection (a feeling of understanding between people) |
| conexionar {v} | :: to connect |
| conexionista {adj} | :: connectionist |
| conexionista {mf} | :: connectionist |
| conexo {adj} | :: connected |
| confabulación {f} | :: collusion, confabulation |
| confabular {vp} | :: to connive, conspire, scheme |
| confabularse {vr} | :: to plot, plot together |
| confalón {m} | :: gonfalon |
| confección {f} | :: confection |
| confección {f} | :: tailoring |
| confeccionar {vt} | :: to make, to prepare |
| confeccionista {m} | :: clothing manufacturer, clothing worker |
| confederación {f} | :: confederation, confederacy |
| confederado {adj} | :: confederate |
| confederado {m} | :: confederate |
| confederal {adj} | :: confederal |
| confederalización {f} | :: confederalization |
| confederar {v} | :: to confederate |
| confederativo {adj} | :: federal; confederal |
| conferencia {f} | :: lecture |
| conferencia {f} | :: meeting, conference |
| conferenciante {mf} [business] | :: lecturer, someone who delivers a lecture |
| conferenciar {v} | :: to confer |
| conferencista {mf} [Latin America] | :: lecturer |
| conferible {adj} | :: conferrable |
| conferir {v} | :: bestow (to present a thing as a gift or honour) |
| conferir {v} | :: confer |
| confesable {adj} | :: confessable |
| confesante {adj} | :: confessing |
| confesar {vt} | :: to confess, to come clean about |
| confesar {vi} | :: to confess, to come clean |
| confesarse {v} | :: reflexive of confesar |
| confesión {f} | :: confession |
| confesional {adj} | :: confessional |
| confesionalidad {f} | :: confessionality |
| confesionalismo {m} | :: confessionalism |
| confesionario {m} | :: confessional |
| confeso {adj} | :: self-confessed |
| confeso {m} [religion] | :: lay brother |
| confesonario {m} | :: confessional |
| confesor {m} [Christianity] | :: confessor (one who confesses faith in Christianity) |
| confesor {m} [Christianity] | :: confessor (a priest who hears confession) |
| confesora {f} | :: feminine noun of confesor |
| confessor {m} | :: obsolete spelling of confesor |
| confeti {m} | :: confetti |
| confiabilidad {f} | :: reliability; trustworthiness |
| confiable {adj} [Latin America] | :: reliable, trustworthy, dependable |
| confiable {adj} | :: trusty [humorous] |
| confiablemente {adv} | :: reliably |
| confiadamente {adv} | :: confidently |
| confiadísimo {adj} | :: superlative of confiado |
| confiado {adj} | :: gullible |
| confiado {adj} | :: guileless |
| confiado {adj} | :: credulous |
| confiado {adj} | :: confident |
| confiado {adj} | :: trustful |
| confianza {f} | :: confidence |
| confianza {f} | :: trust |
| confianzudamente {adv} | :: cheekily; forwardly |
| confianzudo {adj} | :: overfamiliar, forward, cheeky |
| confiar {v} | :: to reassure |
| confiar {v} | :: to be certain |
| confiar {v} | :: to have nothing |
| confiar {v} | :: to trust |
| confiar {v} | :: to confide |
| confiarse {v} | :: reflexive of confiar |
| confidencia {f} | :: confidence, trust |
| confidencial {adj} | :: confidential (kept, or meant to be kept, in secret) |
| confidencialidad {f} | :: confidentiality |
| confidencialmente {adv} | :: confidentially |
| confidente {mf} | :: confidant |
| confidentemente {adv} | :: confidently |
| configurable {adj} | :: configurable |
| configuración {f} | :: configuration, setting |
| configuración {f} | :: form or shape |
| configurador {adj} | :: configuring |
| configurador {m} | :: configurer |
| configuradora {f} | :: feminine noun of configurador |
| configurar {v} | :: to form |
| configurar {vt} | :: to configure (to set up or arrange something) |
| confín {m} | :: limit, boundary |
| confinación {f} | :: confinement; imprisonment |
| confinamiento {m} | :: confinement, detention |
| confinante {adj} | :: bordering; neighbouring |
| confinar {vt} | :: to confine, to imprison (to restrict; to keep within bounds) |
| confirmación {f} | :: confirmation |
| confirmante {adj} | :: confirming |
| confirmante {mf} | :: confirmer |
| confirmar {v} | :: to confirm (accept something) |
| confirmarse {v} | :: reflexive of confirmar |
| confirmatorio {adj} | :: confirmatory |
| confiscación {f} | :: confiscation |
| confiscar {v} | :: to confiscate |
| confiscatoriedad {f} [legal] | :: Ability to confiscate goods |
| confiscatorio {adj} | :: confiscatory |
| confitar {v} | :: to candy; cook in sugar |
| confite {m} | :: confection, sweetmeat |
| confitera {f} | :: feminine noun of confitero |
| confitería {f} | :: candy store [US], confectioner's [UK] |
| confitero {m} | :: confectioner |
| confitura {f} | :: jam, jelly |
| conflagración {f} | :: A conflagration |
| conflagración {f} | :: A sudden violent outburst between peoples or countries |
| conflictividad {f} | :: conflict, unrest |
| conflictivo {adj} | :: conflictive |
| conflicto {m} | :: conflict |
| conflictuar {v} [Argentina, Bolivia, Ecuador, Mexico, Paraguay, Uruguay] | :: to cause a conflict |
| confligir {vi} [rare] | :: to conflict with |
| confluencia {f} | :: confluence |
| Confluencia {prop} | :: Confluencia (department), with the capital located at the confluence of the rivers Limay and Neuquén |
| confluente {adj} | :: confluent |
| confluir {v} | :: to flow together |
| confluir {v} | :: to converge |
| confluyente {adj} | :: confluent |
| conformación {f} | :: conformation |
| conformación {f} | :: shape, state, structure |
| conformacional {adj} | :: conformational |
| conformador {adj} | :: conforming |
| conformador {m} | :: conformer |
| conformar {vt} | :: to form, constitute |
| conformar {vr} [conformarse con] | :: to conform to |
| conformar {vr} [conformarse con] | :: to be satisfied with, to make do with |
| conformarse {v} | :: to make do (with), to content oneself (to) |
| conforme {adj} | :: in agreement |
| conforme {adj} | :: similar |
| conforme {adj} | :: in accordance, deserved |
| conforme {adj} | :: content, satisfied |
| conforme {conj} | :: as, while (varying through time to the same proportion that) |
| conforme {m} | :: agreement |
| conforme {interj} | :: roger that |
| conformidad {f} | :: conformity, compliance |
| conformidad {f} | :: shape |
| conformismo {m} | :: conformism, conformity |
| conformista {adj} | :: conformist, conventional |
| conformista {mf} | :: conformist |
| confort {m} | :: comfort, ease |
| confort {m} [colloquial, Chile] | :: toilet paper |
| confortabilidad {f} | :: comfort |
| confortable {adj} | :: comfortable |
| confortablemente {adv} | :: comfortably |
| confortante {adj} | :: comforting |
| confortar {vt} | :: to comfort, console |
| confraternidad {f} | :: fraternity |
| confraternidad {f} | :: fellowship |
| confraternización {f} | :: confraternization |
| confraternizar {v} | :: to fraternise |
| confraternizar {v} | :: to consort |
| confrontación {f} | :: confrontation |
| confrontacional {adj} | :: confrontational |
| confrontacionista {adj} | :: confrontationist |
| confrontador {adj} | :: confrontational |
| confrontador {m} | :: confronter |
| confrontadora {f} | :: feminine noun of confrontador |
| confrontamiento {m} | :: confrontation |
| confrontar {v} | :: to confront |
| confrontativo {adj} | :: confrontational |
| confuciana {f} | :: feminine noun of confuciano |
| confucianismo {m} | :: Confucianism |
| confucianista {adj} | :: Confucian |
| confucianista {mf} | :: Confucian |
| confuciano {adj} | :: Confucian |
| confuciano {m} | :: Confucian |
| confucionismo {m} | :: alternative form of confucianismo |
| confucionista {adj} | :: alternative form of confucianista |
| confucionista {mf} | :: alternative form of confucianista |
| confundible {adj} | :: confusable, mistakable |
| confundido {adj} | :: confused, addled |
| confundir {vt} | :: to confuse, to throw off, to baffle, to perplex |
| confundir {vt} | :: to mistake, to confuse, to mix up (misidentify) |
| confundir {vt} | :: to confound |
| confusamente {adv} | :: confusedly |
| confusión {f} | :: confusion |
| confusionismo {m} | :: confusion, uncertainty |
| confuso {adj} | :: confused |
| confuso {adj} | :: confusing |
| confussion {f} | :: archaic spelling of confusión |
| conga {f} | :: conga (dance) |
| congelable {adj} | :: freezable |
| congelación {f} | :: freezing |
| congelado {adj} | :: frozen |
| congelador {m} | :: freezer |
| congeladora {f} | :: freezer |
| congeladora {f} | :: frozen food company |
| congelamiento {m} [economics] | :: freezing (of prices, wages) |
| congelamiento {m} | :: frostbite |
| congelamiento {m} | :: freezing |
| congelante {adj} | :: freezing (capable of freezing others) |
| congelar {vt} | :: to freeze (to lower something's temperature to the point that it freezes) |
| congelar {vt} | :: to freeze, to suspend (an activity, a program) |
| congelarse {v} | :: reflexive of congelar |
| congénere {adj} | :: like |
| congénere {m} | :: peer |
| congénere {m} [biology] | :: member of the same genus; congener |
| congeniar {v} | :: to get along with, to hit it off, to click |
| congénito {adj} | :: congenital |
| congestión {f} | :: congestion |
| congestionado {adj} | :: gridlocked |
| congestionamento {m} | :: congestion |
| congestionamiento {m} | :: traffic jam, snarl-up |
| congestionar {vt} | :: to congest, to produce congestion in |
| congestivo {adj} | :: congestive |
| conglobación {f} | :: conglobation |
| conglomeración {f} | :: conglomeration |
| conglomerado {m} [geology] | :: conglomerate |
| conglomerar {v} | :: to conglomerate |
| congo {m} | :: congo (dance) |
| Congo {prop} {m} | :: Congo (country with Brazzaville as capital) |
| Congo {prop} {m} | :: Congo (country with Kinshasa as capital) |
| Congo {prop} {m} | :: Congo (river) |
| congoja {f} | :: anguish, worry, anxiety |
| congojar {v} | :: alternative form of acongojar |
| congojosamente {adv} | :: anguishedly |
| congojoso {adj} | :: grief-stricken |
| congoleña {f} | :: feminine noun of congoleño |
| congoleño {m} | :: Congolese (either those from the DRC and the RoC) |
| congoleño {adj} | :: Congolese (relating to either the Democratic Republic of the Congo or the Republic of the Congo) |
| congolés {adj} | :: Congolese |
| congolés {m} | :: Congolese |
| congorocho {m} [Venezuela] | :: Any of a number of bugs, especially a millipede |
| congraciar {vr} | :: to curry favor, win over, get (somebody) on someone's side; to ingratiate |
| congraciarse {v} | :: reflexive of congraciar |
| congratulación {f} | :: congratulation |
| congratular {v} | :: to congratulate |
| congregación {f} | :: congregation |
| congregacional {adj} | :: congregational |
| congregacionalista {mf} | :: congregationalist |
| congregante {mf} | :: congregant (member of a congregation) |
| congregar {v} | :: to bring together |
| congregar {v} | :: to congregate |
| congregarse {v} | :: reflexive of congregar |
| congresal {adj} [attributive] | :: congress |
| congresal {mf} | :: member of congress |
| congresillo {m} | :: diminutive of congreso |
| congresional {adj} | :: congressional |
| congresista {mf} | :: congressperson |
| congreso {m} | :: assembly, conference, meeting |
| congreso {m} | :: congress |
| congresual {adj} | :: congressional, parliamentary |
| congrí {m} | :: A dish made of black beans and rice |
| congrio {m} | :: conger eel |
| congruencia {f} [maths] | :: congruence |
| congruente {adj} | :: congruent |
| conguito {m} [pejorative] | :: golliwog (black person) |
| conhortar {vt} [obsolete] | :: to console |
| conhortar {vt} [archaic] | :: to cheer up; to cheer |
| Coni {prop} {f} | :: A diminutive of the female given name Concepción |
| Coniaciano {prop} {m} [geology, paleontology] | :: Coniacian (a subdivision of the Late (Upper) Cretaceous epoch) |
| Coniaciense {prop} {m} [geology, paleontology] | :: Coniacian (a subdivision of the Late (Upper) Cretaceous epoch) |
| conicidad {f} | :: conicity |
| cónico {adj} | :: conic |
| conidio {m} [mycology] | :: conidium |
| conífera {f} | :: conifer |
| conífero {adj} | :: coniferous |
| conirrostro {adj} [of a bird] | :: having a short, conical beak |
| conirrostro {m} | :: conebill (bird of the genus Conirostrum) |
| coñito {m} | :: diminutive of coño |
| conjetura {f} | :: guess |
| conjetura {f} | :: conjecture, surmise, speculation |
| conjetura {f} | :: guesswork [plural] |
| conjetural {adj} | :: conjectural |
| conjeturar {v} | :: to guess; conjecture |
| conjuez {mf} | :: magistrate, judge |
| conjugación {f} | :: conjugation (in some languages, one of several classifications of verbs) |
| conjugador {m} [computing] | :: conjugator |
| conjugalmente {adv} | :: conjugally |
| conjugar {v} | :: to combine; join |
| conjugar {v} [grammar] | :: to conjugate |
| conjunción {f} [grammar, astronomy] | :: conjunction |
| conjunción {f} | :: combination |
| conjunción coordinante {f} [grammar] | :: coordinating conjunction |
| conjunción subordinante {f} [grammar] | :: subordinating conjunction |
| conjuntamente {adv} | :: conjointly, jointly |
| conjuntar {vt} | :: to join, bring together |
| conjuntista {adj} | :: set-theoretic |
| conjuntiva {f} [ophthalmology] | :: conjunctiva (membrane that lines the inner surface of the eyelid) |
| conjuntival {adj} | :: conjunctival |
| conjuntivamente {adv} | :: conjunctively |
| conjuntividad {f} | :: conjunctivity |
| conjuntivitis {f} | :: conjunctivitis |
| conjuntivo {adj} | :: connective |
| conjuntivo {adj} [grammar] | :: conjunctive |
| conjunto {adj} | :: joint |
| conjunto {m} | :: group |
| conjunto {m} | :: squad |
| conjunto {m} [mathematics] | :: set |
| conjunto {m} | :: outfit |
| conjunto de partes {m} | :: power set |
| conjunto vacío {m} | :: empty set |
| conjuración {f} | :: conspiration |
| conjuración {f} | :: conjuring |
| conjuración {f} | :: exorcism |
| conjurar {v} | :: to conspire |
| conjurar {v} | :: to conjure, invoke (ghosts) |
| conjurar {v} | :: to exorcise |
| conjurar {v} | :: to avert |
| conjurar {vr} | :: to get together, to join up |
| conjuro {m} | :: spell |
| conjuro {m} | :: conjuration |
| con la boca chica {adv} [idiomatic] | :: half-heartedly |
| con la boca pequeña {adv} [idiomatic] | :: half-heartedly |
| con la escopeta cargada {adv} [idiomatic] | :: guns blazing |
| con la gorra {adv} [idiomatic] | :: effortlessly |
| con las manos en la masa {adv} [idiom] | :: red-handed |
| con la soga al cuello {adj} [idiomatic] | :: up a creek without a paddle, in a tight spot |
| con leche {m} [idiom] | :: short for café con leche |
| conllevancia {f} | :: tolerance |
| conllevar {vt} | :: to entail, involve, present, go with |
| conllevar {v} | :: to assist someone who is in trouble |
| conllevar {v} | :: to suffer |
| con lo puesto {adv} [idiom] | :: with nothing but the clothes on one's back; without a penny |
| con los cinco sentidos {adv} [idiomatic] | :: with all one's heart |
| con mal pie {adv} [idiomatic] | :: unsuccessfully, badly, on the wrong foot |
| conmemorable {adj} | :: commemorable |
| conmemoración {f} | :: commemoration |
| conmemoración de los Fieles Difuntos {prop} {f} | :: All Souls' Day (Christian feast day) |
| conmemorar {v} | :: to commemorate |
| conmemorativo {adj} | :: commemorative |
| conmensurable {adj} | :: commensurable, equivalent |
| conmensurar {vt} | :: to make commensurate or equal |
| conmigo {adv} | :: with me |
| conminar {v} | :: to threaten |
| conminatorio {adj} | :: threatening |
| conmiseración {f} | :: commiseration |
| conmiserativo {adj} | :: feeling sorry for oneself |
| conmisto {adj} | :: mixed; mishmashed |
| conmixto {adj} [obsolete] | :: mixed; mishmashed |
| conmoción {f} | :: commotion, agitation |
| conmoción {f} | :: concussion |
| conmocionar {v} | :: to shock (to cause to be emotionally shocked) |
| conmovedor {adj} | :: moving, touching |
| conmovedoramente {adv} | :: movingly |
| conmover {vt} | :: to affect, move, touch |
| conmutable {adj} | :: commutable |
| conmutación {f} [legal] | :: commutation (change to a lesser punishment) |
| conmutación {f} | :: switch, switching |
| conmutación {f} | :: pun (play on words) |
| conmutador {m} [electronics] | :: switch, network switch |
| conmutador {m} | :: commutator |
| conmutador {m} [math] | :: commutator |
| conmutar {v} [mathematics] | :: to commute |
| conmutatividad {f} | :: commutativity |
| conmutativo {adj} [mathematics] | :: commutative |
| conmutatriz {f} | :: rotary converter |
| connacional {mf} | :: compatriot |
| connado {adj} | :: connate |
| connato {adj} | :: connate |
| connatural {adj} | :: connatural |
| connaturalizar {vr} | :: to grow used to |
| Connecticut {prop} | :: Connecticut |
| connivencia {f} | :: connivance |
| connivente {adj} | :: conniving |
| connosco {pron} [archaic] | :: With us |
| connotación {f} | :: connotation (suggested or implied meaning) |
| connotar {vt} | :: to imply |
| connotativo {adj} | :: connotative |
| connubial {adj} | :: connubial |
| cono {m} | :: cone |
| cono {m} [botany] | :: cone (fruit of a conifer tree) |
| cono {m} [anatomy] | :: cone cell |
| cono {m} | :: ice cream cone |
| coño {m} [slang, Spain] | :: pussy, cunt |
| coño {m} [Cuba, Cuban-American, slang] | :: Damn; Wow! |
| coño {m} [Cuba, slang, vulgar] | :: shit, cunt, wow. |
| coño {m} [Chile, slang, pejorative] | :: Spaniard |
| coño {m} [Philippines, slang] | :: a person who belongs to wealthy Spanish- or English-speaking families [also spelled konyo] |
| coño {m} [Venezuela, Maracaibo, vulgar] | :: Guy, dude, bastard |
| coño {adj} [Chilean, Ecuador, slang] | :: Stingy, tight-fisted |
| coño {interj} [Cuba, Spain, Venezuela, Puerto Rico, Dominican Republic] | :: Damn!, fuck!, shit! wtf!! |
| conocedor {adj} | :: expert, specialist |
| conocedor {m} | :: expert |
| conocer {v} | :: to know (a person or a place), to be familiar with, to be acquainted with |
| conocer {v} [in the preterite tense] | :: to meet |
| conocer {v} [in the future tense] | :: to get to know, become acquainted (with) |
| conocer {v} | :: to see, to visit, to explore (i.e., to get to know a place for the first time) |
| conocer {v} | :: to hear, to know (implies hearing for the first time) |
| conocer {v} | :: to discover, to get to or come to know, to learn about, to find out |
| conocer {vr} [reciprocal] | :: to know, to have known |
| conocer {vr} | :: to know oneself |
| conocer la tierra que pisa {v} [idiom] | :: To be on familiar ground |
| conocerse {v} | :: reflexive of conocer |
| conocible {adj} | :: knowable |
| conocida {f} | :: female acquaintance, friend, known person |
| conocidamente {adv} | :: knowingly |
| conocidísimo {adj} | :: superlative of conocido |
| conocido {adj} | :: known |
| conocido {adj} | :: well-known, famous, renowned |
| conocido {adj} | :: familiar |
| conocido {m} | :: acquaintance, friend, known person |
| conocimiento {m} | :: knowledge, as in acquaintance or familiarity with a person, place, or subject |
| cono de ceniza {m} | :: cinder cone |
| cono de escoria {m} | :: cinder cone |
| conoide {m} [geometry] | :: conoid |
| conoideo {adj} | :: conoidal |
| coñón {m} [Spain, vulgar] | :: dipshit |
| conopial {adj} [attributive] | :: ogee |
| conoscimiento {m} | :: obsolete spelling of conocimiento |
| Cono Sur {prop} {m} | :: Southern Cone |
| coñota {f} | :: feminine noun of coñoto |
| coñoto {m} [vulgar] | :: cuntbucket, motherfucker |
| con pelos y señales {adv} [idiomatic] | :: in fine detail |
| con permiso {phrase} | :: excuse me, I beg your pardon |
| con pies de plomo {adv} [idiomatic] | :: walking on eggshells |
| conque {conj} | :: consequently, thus, hence, so |
| conque {conj} | :: so (used to express surprise) |
| conquense {adj} | :: From Cuenca |
| conquense {mf} | :: Someone from Cuenca |
| conquiolina {f} [protein] | :: conchiolin |
| conquista {f} | :: conquest |
| conquistador {adj} | :: conquering; winning |
| conquistador {m} | :: conqueror, conquistador |
| conquistador {m} [figuratively] | :: womanizer |
| conquistadora {f} | :: feminine noun of conquistador |
| conquistar {v} | :: to conquer |
| conquistar {v} [figuratively] | :: to enamor, romantically convince |
| conquistar {v} [figuratively] | :: to charm (an object to a person) |
| Conrado {prop} {m} | :: given name |
| con razón {adv} | :: justly; rightly; rightly so |
| con recelo {adv} | :: askance |
| conrotatorio {adj} [organic chemistry] | :: conrotatory |
| consabido {adj} | :: well-known |
| consabido {adj} | :: oft-repeated |
| consagración {f} | :: consecration |
| consagrador {adj} | :: devotional |
| consagrador {m} | :: devoter |
| consagradora {f} | :: feminine noun of consagrador |
| consagrante {adj} | :: consecrating; consecratory |
| consagrar {v} | :: to consecrate |
| consagrar {v} | :: to devote; to dedicate |
| consagrar {v} | :: to confirm, to establish |
| consagrar {vp} | :: to establish oneself |
| consagratorio {adj} | :: consecratory |
| consanguineidad {f} | :: alternative form of consanguinidad |
| consanguíneo {adj} | :: consanguineous |
| consanguíneo {mf} | :: blood relative |
| consanguinidad {f} | :: consanguinity |
| consciencia {f} | :: conscience |
| consciencia {f} | :: consciousness |
| consciente {adj} | :: aware, cognizant |
| consciente {adj} | :: conscious |
| consciente {adj} | :: mindful |
| conscientemente {adv} | :: consciously |
| conscripción {f} | :: conscription, draft (mandatory military service) |
| conscripto {m} | :: conscript |
| consectario {m} | :: consectary |
| consecución {f} | :: obtaining, procurement (act or result) |
| consecuencia {f} | :: consequence |
| consecuencial {adj} | :: consequential |
| consecuencialismo {m} | :: consequentialism |
| consecuencialista {adj} | :: consequentialistic |
| consecuencialista {mf} | :: consequentialist |
| consecuente {adj} | :: consequent |
| consecuente {adj} [of persons] | :: principled, consistent |
| consecuente {m} | :: consequent |
| consecuentemente {adv} | :: consequently |
| consecutivamente {adv} | :: consecutively, in a row, back-to-back |
| consecutivamente {adv} | :: sequentially |
| consecutivo {adj} | :: consecutive, running, in a row, back-to-back |
| conseguido {adj} | :: achieved |
| conseguido {adj} | :: acquired, received |
| conseguidor {m} | :: obtainer |
| conseguidora {f} | :: obtainer |
| conseguir {v} | :: to achieve, to succeed in, to reach, to accomplish, to attain |
| conseguir {v} | :: to get, to obtain, to acquire, to find, to gain, to procure, to extract, to get to |
| conseguir {v} | :: to ensure, to secure |
| conseguir {v} | :: to bring about |
| conseguir {v} | :: to raise (e.g. funds or money) |
| conseguir {v} | :: to enlist (e.g. support, help or participation) |
| conseguir {v} [slang, crime] | :: to score |
| conseguirse {v} | :: reflexive of conseguir |
| con segundas {adv} [idiomatic] | :: with a double entendre; with a double meaning |
| conseja {f} | :: an old wives' tale, a short tale or fable |
| consejar {v} | :: obsolete form of aconsejar |
| consejera {f} | :: female adviser |
| consejera {f} | :: female counsellor |
| consejería {f} [Spain] | :: regional government's ministry |
| consejería {f} | :: council |
| consejero {m} | :: adviser |
| consejero {m} | :: counsellor |
| consejero delegado {m} | :: CEO, chief executive |
| consejillo {m} | :: diminutive of consejo |
| consejito {m} | :: diminutive of consejo |
| consejo {m} | :: advice, counsel, piece of advice |
| consejo {m} | :: council |
| Consejo de Seguridad {prop} {m} | :: Security Council (international organ) |
| Consejo de Seguridad de Naciones Unidas {prop} {m} | :: UN Security Council (international organ) |
| conselleir {m} | :: councillor (in Galicia) |
| conselleira {f} | :: councillor (in Galicia) |
| conseller {m} | :: councillor in a Catalan-speaking community |
| consellera {f} | :: feminine noun of conseller |
| conselleria {f} | :: The Catalan government's ministry |
| consenso {m} | :: consensus |
| consensuable {adj} | :: acceptable |
| consensual {adj} | :: consensual |
| consensualmente {adv} | :: consensually (by mutual consent) |
| consensuar {vt} | :: to reach a consensus on |
| consentido {adj} | :: pampered, indulged, spoiled |
| consentidor {adj} | :: indulgent, accommodating |
| consentimiento {m} | :: consent (voluntary agreement or permission) |
| consentir {v} | :: to consent |
| consentir {v} | :: to endure |
| consentir {v} | :: to pamper, indulge, spoil |
| conserje {m} | :: concierge |
| conserje {m} | :: janitor |
| conserje {m} | :: doorman |
| conserjería {f} | :: janitorial |
| conserjería {f} | :: porter's office, porter's lodge |
| conserjería {f} | :: the business of a janitor, caretaker or porter |
| conserva {f} | :: conserve |
| conservación {f} | :: conservation |
| conservacionismo {m} | :: conservationism |
| conservacionista {mf} | :: conservationist |
| conservador {adj} | :: conservative |
| conservador {m} | :: conserver |
| conservadora {f} | :: feminine noun of conservador |
| conservadoramente {adv} | :: conservatively |
| conservadurismo {m} [politics] | :: conservatism |
| conservante {adj} | :: preservative |
| conservante {m} | :: preservative |
| conservar {v} | :: to conserve |
| conservarse {v} | :: reflexive of conservar |
| conservatismo {m} | :: conservatism |
| conservativo {adj} | :: conservative |
| conservatorio {m} | :: music academy |
| conservero {adj} | :: canning (process of preserving food in a sealed vessel) |
| considerable {adj} | :: considerable (significant) |
| considerable {adj} | :: considerable (large in amount) |
| considerablemente {adv} | :: considerably |
| consideración {f} | :: consideration |
| considerando {m} [legal] | :: recital |
| considerar {v} | :: to consider, to regard, to see, to look, to view |
| considerar {v} | :: to deem, to hold |
| considerarse {vr} | :: to judge, to estimate |
| consigna {f} | :: slogan, chant |
| consigna {f} | :: left-luggage office, baggage room, cloakroom |
| consigna {f} | :: luggage locker |
| consigna {f} | :: order, instruction |
| consignación {f} | :: consignment |
| consignación {f} | :: assignment |
| consignador {m} | :: consignor |
| consignar {v} | :: to consign (to transfer to the custody of) |
| consignar {v} | :: to consign (to send to a final destination) |
| consignar {v} | :: to state, set down (record in speech or in writing) |
| consignar {v} | :: to assign, set aside |
| consignataria {f} | :: feminine noun of consignatario |
| consignatario {m} | :: consignee |
| consignatario {m} | :: trustee |
| consigo {adv} | :: with himself, herself, itself |
| consiguiente {adj} | :: consequent |
| consiguiente {adj} | :: consequential |
| consiguientemente {adv} | :: consequently |
| consistencia {f} | :: consistency |
| consistente {adj} | :: consisting (of); made up (of) |
| consistentemente {adv} | :: consistently |
| consistir {vi} [with en] | :: to consist of |
| consistorial {adj} | :: consistorial |
| consistorio {m} | :: consistory |
| consistorio {m} | :: town hall |
| consocia {f} | :: feminine noun of consocio |
| consocio {m} | :: fellow member |
| consola {f} | :: console |
| consolablemente {adv} | :: consolably |
| consolación {f} | :: consolation |
| Consolación {prop} {f} | :: given name |
| consolador {m} | :: consoler, comforter |
| consolador {m} | :: dildo |
| consoladora {f} | :: feminine noun of consolador |
| consolar {vt} | :: to console |
| consolarse {v} | :: reflexive of consolar |
| consolidable {adj} | :: consolidable |
| consolidación {f} | :: consolidation |
| consolidador {adj} | :: consolidating |
| consolidar {v} | :: to consolidate |
| consomé {m} | :: consommé |
| consonancia {f} | :: conformity |
| consonancia {f} [music] | :: harmony |
| consonancia {f} [literature] | :: consonance |
| consonante {adj} | :: consonant |
| consonante {f} | :: consonant |
| consonántico {adj} | :: consonantal |
| consonántico {adj} | :: relating to consonants; consonant (attributive) |
| consonar {v} | :: to harmonize, to be in harmony |
| consonar {v} | :: to rhyme with |
| cónsono {adj} | :: consonant, accordant |
| consorciarse {vr} | :: to form a consortium |
| consorcio {m} | :: consortium, partnership |
| consorte {mf} | :: consort, spouse |
| consorte {mf} | :: consort, companion |
| consorte {mf} [law] | :: accomplice |
| consorte {mf} [Cuba, slang] | :: friend |
| conspicuamente {adv} | :: conspicuously |
| conspicuo {adj} | :: eminent |
| conspicuo {adj} | :: conspicuous |
| conspiración {f} | :: conspiracy |
| conspirador {m} | :: conspirator |
| conspiradora {f} | :: feminine noun of conspirador |
| conspiranoico {m} | :: conspiracy theorist, conspiratard |
| conspirar {v} | :: to conspire |
| conspirativo {adj} | :: conspiratorial, conspirative |
| conspiratorio {adj} | :: conspiratory |
| conspirólogo {m} | :: conspiracy theorist |
| constancia {f} | :: constancy |
| constancia {f} | :: certainty |
| constancia {f} | :: proof, evidence |
| constancia {f} | :: report (notification to relevant authorities) |
| constante {adj} | :: constant |
| constante {f} | :: constant |
| constantemente {adv} | :: constantly |
| constantes vitales {fp} | :: vital signs |
| Constantinescu {prop} {mf} | :: surname |
| constantiniano {adj} | :: Constantinian |
| Constantino {prop} {m} | :: given name |
| Constantinopla {prop} {f} | :: Constantinople (present day Istanbul) |
| constantinopolitano {adj} | :: Constantinopolitan |
| Constanza {prop} {f} | :: Constance (given name) |
| Constanza {prop} {f} | :: Constanza (city) |
| Constanza {prop} {f} | :: Constanza (city) |
| constar {v} | :: to be or seem evident, clear, obvious |
| constar {v} | :: to be written, to be on record |
| constar {v} [de] | :: to consist |
| constatable {adj} | :: evident, obvious |
| constatación {f} | :: checking, verification |
| constatar {vt} | :: to verify, confirm |
| constatitivo {adj} | :: constative |
| constelación {f} | :: constellation |
| constelado {adj} | :: starry |
| constelar {v} | :: to constellate |
| consternación {f} | :: consternation |
| consternado {adj} | :: dismayed |
| consternar {vt} | :: to consternatem to dismay (to cause consternation) |
| constipación {f} | :: a cold (sickness) |
| constipado {adj} [medicine] | :: blocked up (nasally congested) |
| constipado {m} [medicine] | :: cold |
| constipar {v} | :: to catch a cold; congest |
| constipar {v} | :: to close one's pores, preventing transpiration |
| constiparse {v} | :: to catch a cold; become congested |
| constitución {f} | :: constitution (all senses) |
| constitucional {adj} | :: constitutional |
| constitucionalidad {f} | :: constitutionality |
| constitucionalismo {m} | :: constitutionalism |
| constitucionalista {adj} | :: constitutionalist |
| constitucionalista {mf} | :: constitutionalist |
| constitucionalización {f} | :: constitutionalization |
| constitucionalizar {v} | :: to constitutionalize |
| constitucionalmente {adv} | :: constitutionally |
| constituir {vt} | :: to constitute |
| constitutivamente {adv} | :: constitutively |
| constitutivo {adj} | :: constitutive (that forms a constituent part of something) |
| constituyente {adj} | :: constituent |
| constituyente {m} | :: constituent |
| constituyentista {mf} [politics] | :: constitutionalist |
| constreñidamente {adv} | :: constrainedly |
| constreñimiento {m} | :: oppression; constraint |
| constreñir {v} | :: to constrain |
| constreñir {v} | :: to oppress |
| constricción {f} | :: constriction |
| constrictor {adj} | :: constricting |
| constringir {v} | :: obsolete spelling of constreñir |
| construcción {f} | :: construction |
| construccionismo {m} | :: constructionism |
| constructivamente {adv} | :: constructively |
| constructivismo {m} | :: constructivism |
| constructivista {adj} | :: constructivist |
| constructivista {mf} | :: constructivist |
| constructivo {adj} | :: constructive |
| constructo {m} | :: construct |
| constructor {adj} | :: constructing |
| constructor {m} | :: constructor |
| constructora {f} | :: feminine noun of constructor |
| construible {adj} | :: suitable for building |
| construido {adj} | :: constructed |
| construir {v} | :: to build |
| construir {v} | :: to construct |
| construirse {v} | :: reflexive of construir |
| consubstancial {adj} | :: consubstantial |
| consuegra {f} | :: feminine noun of consuegro: the mother-in-law of one's child |
| consuegro {m} | :: co-father-in-law: the father-in-law of one's son or daughter; that is, the father of one's son- or daughter-in-law, or, the father of one spouse in relation to the parents of the other spouse |
| consuegro {m} [in the plural] | :: The relationship between people whose children marry each other; the parents of the bride vis-à-vis the parents of the groom |
| consuelda {f} | :: comfrey |
| consuelo {m} | :: solace |
| consuelo {m} | :: consolation |
| Consuelo {prop} {f} | :: given name |
| consuetud {f} [obsolete] | :: custom |
| consuetudinariamente {adv} | :: consuetudinarily, traditionally |
| consuetudinario {adj} | :: consuetudinary |
| consuetudinario {adj} | :: common; customary |
| cónsul {mf} | :: consul |
| consulado {m} | :: consulate |
| consulado general {m} | :: consulate general |
| consular {adj} | :: consular |
| consulta {f} | :: query, question |
| consulta {f} | :: consultation |
| consulta {f} | :: surgery (doctor's consulting room) |
| consultable {adj} | :: consultable |
| consultante {adj} | :: consulting |
| consultar {v} | :: to consult |
| consultar con la almohada {v} [idiom] | :: to sleep on (make a decision after sleeping) |
| consultativo {adj} | :: consultative |
| consultivo {adj} | :: consultative |
| consultor {adj} | :: consulting |
| consultor {m} | :: consultant |
| consultora {f} | :: consultant |
| consultoría {f} | :: consulting |
| consultoría {f} | :: consultancy |
| consultorio {m} | :: office, clinic |
| consultorio {m} | :: consulting room |
| consumación {f} [law] | :: commission, perpetration |
| consumación {f} | :: consummation, fulfillment |
| consumado {adj} | :: consummate; perfect |
| consumador {m} | :: perpetrator |
| consumadora {f} | :: feminine noun of consumador |
| consumar {vt} | :: to carry out, to commit, to perpetrate |
| consumar {vt} | :: to consummate |
| consumarse {v} | :: reflexive of consumar |
| consumible {adj} | :: consumable |
| consumible {m} | :: consumable |
| consumición {f} | :: consumption, eating |
| consumido {adj} | :: consumed |
| consumido {adj} | :: exhausted |
| consumido {adj} | :: used up |
| consumido {adj} | :: haggard |
| consumidor {m} | :: consumer |
| consumidora {f} | :: female equivalent of consumidor |
| consumir {v} | :: to consume |
| consumismo {m} | :: consumerism |
| consumista {adj} | :: consumer, consumerist |
| consumista {mf} | :: consumer |
| consumo {m} | :: consumption (the act of eating, drinking or using) |
| consunción {f} | :: consumption |
| consunción {f} | :: starvation |
| consuno {particle} | :: only used in de consuno |
| consustancial {adj} | :: consubstantial (of the same substance) |
| contabilidad {f} | :: accountancy |
| contabilización {f} | :: entering into accounts |
| contabilizar {v} [accounting] | :: to enter (into a book) |
| contabilizar {v} [sport] | :: to score |
| contable {adj} | :: countable |
| contable {mf} [Spain] | :: accountant |
| contablemente {adv} | :: in accounting terms |
| contactar {v} | :: to contact |
| contactarse {v} | :: reflexive of contactar |
| contacto {m} | :: contact |
| contactor {m} | :: contactor |
| contacto social {m} | :: social contact |
| contadísimo {adj} | :: superlative of contado |
| contado {adj} | :: counted |
| contado {adj} | :: few |
| contador {m} | :: measurer |
| contador {m} | :: meter (device that measures e.g. electricity meter, odometer) |
| contador {m} [programming] | :: counter |
| contador {m} [Internet] | :: counter |
| contador {m} [accounting] | :: accountant |
| contadora {f} [accounting] | :: female accountant |
| contaduría {f} | :: bookkeeping |
| contagiante {adj} | :: contagious (of a disease, able to be transmitted to others) |
| contagiante {adj} | :: contagious (of a fashion, laughter, etc, easily passed on to others) |
| contagiar {vt} | :: to infect |
| contagiarse {v} | :: reflexive of contagiar |
| contagio {m} | :: infection, contagion |
| contagión {f} [rare] | :: contagion |
| contagiosidad {f} | :: contagiousness |
| contagioso {adj} | :: contagious |
| container {m} | :: container |
| contaje {m} | :: count; counting |
| con tal de {conj} | :: so; so that; so as to |
| con tal que {conj} | :: as long as, so long as |
| contaminación {f} | :: pollution; contamination |
| contaminación lumínica {f} | :: light pollution |
| contaminado {adj} | :: polluted, contaminated |
| contaminado {adj} | :: tainted |
| contaminador {adj} | :: contaminating |
| contaminador {m} | :: contaminant |
| contaminante {adj} | :: contaminating |
| contaminante {m} | :: contaminant |
| contaminar {vt} | :: to contaminate |
| contaminar {vt} | :: to corrupt |
| contaminar {vt} | :: to profane |
| con tantas narices {adj} [idiomatic, archaic] | :: let down, disappointed |
| contante {adj} | :: in cash |
| contante y sonante {adj} [idiom] | :: cold hard (said of money) |
| contar {v} | :: to count; to tally |
| contar {v} | :: to tell (a story); narrate |
| contar {v} | :: to be (a certain number of years of age) |
| contar {v} | :: to rely on |
| contar {v} | :: to have available |
| contario {m} | :: synonym of contero |
| contarse {v} | :: reflexive of contar |
| contecer {v} | :: obsolete form of acontecer |
| contemplación {f} | :: contemplation |
| contemplador {m} | :: contemplator |
| contempladora {f} | :: feminine noun of contemplador |
| contemplar {v} | :: to contemplate |
| contemplar {v} | :: to behold |
| contemplar {v} | :: to regard |
| contemplar {v} [neologism] | :: to envisage |
| contemplar {v} [neologism, anglicism] | :: to foresee, anticipate, prevent |
| contemplativo {adj} | :: contemplative |
| contemporáneamente {adv} | :: contemporaneously |
| contemporaneidad {f} | :: contemporaneity |
| contemporáneo {adj} | :: contemporaneous |
| contemporario {adj} | :: contemporary |
| contemporario {m} | :: contemporary |
| contemporización {f} | :: temporizing, appeasement |
| contemporizador {adj} | :: contemporizing |
| contemporizador {m} | :: contemporizer |
| contemporizar {vi} | :: to be compliant |
| contén {m} | :: curb |
| contención {f} | :: holding back |
| contención {f} | :: self-control |
| contención {f} | :: contention, argument, debate, dispute |
| contencioso {adj} | :: contentious |
| contender {v} | :: to contend |
| contender {v} | :: to contest |
| contendiente {adj} | :: contending, contesting |
| contendiente {mf} | :: opponent, contender |
| contendor {adj} | :: contending, contesting |
| contendor {m} | :: opponent, contender |
| contenedor {adj} | :: containing |
| contenedor {m} | :: container |
| contener {v} | :: to contain |
| contener {v} | :: to hold |
| contener {v} | :: to restrain, check |
| contener {v} | :: to control |
| contenerse {v} | :: reflexive of contener |
| contenido {m} | :: content, as of a text, artwork or media production |
| contenido {m} | :: that which is inside a container; contents |
| contenimiento {m} | :: containment |
| contentamiento {m} | :: contentment; gladness |
| contentar {v} | :: to please |
| contentarse {vr} | :: to make do, settle |
| contentísimo {adj} | :: superlative of contento |
| contentivo {adj} | :: containing; contained; attached |
| contento {adj} | :: content, happy |
| contento {adj} | :: satisfied, glad, pleased, chuffed [British] |
| conteo {m} [Latin America] | :: bill |
| conteo {m} | :: calculus, computation |
| conteo {m} | :: counting |
| conteo {m} | :: count |
| contera {f} | :: (metal) tip |
| contera {f} | :: icing on the cake |
| contera {f} | :: knob of a cannon |
| contera {f} | :: A plant, Anagyris foetida |
| contertulia {f} | :: person appearing on a talk show |
| contertulio {m} | :: person appearing on a talk show |
| contestación {f} | :: An answer, reply |
| contestación {f} | :: A dispute |
| contestación {f} | :: A legal plea |
| contestador {adj} | :: cheeky |
| contestador {m} | :: answering machine |
| contestadora {f} | :: answering machine |
| contestador automático {m} | :: answering machine |
| contestar {v} | :: to rejoin or reply |
| contestar {v} | :: to answer, reply |
| contestar {v} | :: to answer back |
| contestario {adj} | :: alternative spelling of contestatario |
| contestataria {f} | :: feminine noun of contestatario |
| contestatario {adj} | :: protesting |
| contestatario {m} | :: protester |
| contexto {m} | :: context |
| contextual {adj} | :: contextual |
| contextualización {f} | :: contextualization |
| contextualizar {v} | :: to contextualize |
| contextualmente {adv} | :: contextually |
| contextuar {v} | :: to validate using text |
| contextura {f} | :: build, physique |
| contextura {f} | :: texture |
| contienda {f} | :: fight, dispute |
| contigo {adv} | :: with you (singular) |
| contigüidad {f} | :: contiguity |
| contiguo {adj} | :: contiguous |
| continencia {f} | :: continence, self-control |
| continental {adj} | :: continental |
| continentalidad {f} | :: continentality |
| continentalización {f} | :: continentalization |
| continentalizado {adj} | :: continental |
| continente {m} | :: continent |
| contingencia {f} | :: contingency |
| contingente {adj} | :: contingent |
| contingente {m} | :: contingent |
| contingentemente {adv} | :: contingently |
| contino {adj} | :: obsolete spelling of continuo |
| continuación {f} | :: continuation |
| continuadamente {adv} | :: continuously |
| continuador {adj} | :: continuing; succeeding |
| continuador {m} | :: successor, continuer |
| continuadora {f} | :: female equivalent of continuador |
| continuamente {adv} | :: continuously, nonstop |
| continuamente {adv} | :: continually |
| continuante {adj} | :: continuing |
| continuar {v} | :: to continue, to carry on |
| continuar {v} | :: to go off on, to go off of [idiomatic] |
| continuar {vp} [impersonal] | :: to continue, to be continued |
| continuidad {f} | :: continuity |
| continuismo {m} | :: continuism (the propensity of heads of state and government at various levels to indefinitely extend their rule by way of reducing or abolishing term limits) |
| continuista {mf} [politics] | :: someone who advocates for the status quo (politically, socially, etc) |
| continuista {mf} [cinematography] | :: script supervisor |
| continuista {adj} | :: maintaining the status quo |
| continuo {adj} | :: continuous, continual, continuing, constant, steady, sustained |
| continuo {adj} | :: ongoing |
| contlapache {mf} [Mexico] | :: accomplice |
| con todas las de la ley {adj} [idiomatic] | :: fully-fledged |
| con todas las de la ley {adv} [idiomatic] | :: rightly so; being in one's on right (to do so) |
| con todas las de la ley {adv} [idiomatic] | :: to the full; in style; epically |
| con todo {adv} [idiomatic] | :: nevertheless, however, yet, nonetheless |
| contonear {v} | :: to contour |
| contonear {v} | :: to wiggle |
| contonear {vr} | :: to wiggle, swagger |
| contonearse {v} | :: reflexive of contonear |
| contoneo {m} | :: swaying |
| contornar {v} | :: alternative form of contornear |
| contornear {v} | :: to contour; outline |
| contornear {v} | :: to go round |
| contorno {m} | :: contour, outline, boundary |
| contorno {m} | :: girth |
| contorsión {f} | :: contortion |
| contorsionar {v} | :: to contort, twist |
| contorsionar {vr} | :: to contort oneself |
| contorsionismo {m} | :: art of contortion |
| contorsionista {mf} | :: contortionist |
| contour {m} | :: contour |
| contra- {prefix} | :: contra- |
| contra {prep} | :: against, versus |
| contra {m} | :: con (disadvantage) |
| contra {f} | :: antidote |
| contra {f} | :: counterpunch |
| contra {adv} | :: opposite, facing |
| contraacusación {f} | :: counteraccusation |
| contraalmirante {mf} | :: rear admiral |
| contraanálisis {f} | :: counter-analysis |
| contraargumentar {v} | :: to counterargue |
| contraatacar {v} | :: to counter-attack |
| contraataque {m} | :: counterattack, counterstrike |
| contrabajista {mf} | :: bass guitar player |
| contrabajista {mf} | :: double bassist |
| contrabajo {m} [musical instruments] | :: double bass |
| contrabalancear {v} | :: to counterbalance |
| contrabanda {f} | :: archaic spelling of contrabando |
| contrabandear {vi} | :: to smuggle |
| contrabandista {mf} | :: smuggler, contrabandist, bootlegger |
| contrabando {m} | :: contraband, smuggled goods (goods) |
| contrabando {m} | :: smuggling (activity) |
| contrabando {m} | :: bootleg, bootlegging |
| contrabando hormiga {m} [idiom] | :: small-scale bit-by-bit smuggling |
| contracara {f} | :: other side, flip side |
| contracarro {adj} | :: antitank |
| contracción {f} | :: contraction |
| contracepción {f} | :: contraception |
| contraceptivo {adj} | :: contraceptive |
| contraceptivo {m} | :: contraceptive |
| contrachapado {adj} [of wood] | :: laminated (formed with many thin layers) |
| contrachapado {m} | :: plywood |
| contracíclico {adj} [economics] | :: contracyclical (tending to stabilise an unbalanced economy) |
| contracoloración {f} | :: countershading |
| contraconceptivo {adj} | :: contraceptive |
| contraconceptivo {m} | :: contraceptive |
| contracorriente {f} | :: countercurrent |
| contractibilidad {f} | :: contractibility |
| contráctil {adj} | :: contractile |
| contractilidad {f} | :: contractility |
| contractivo {adj} | :: contractive (involving or relating to contraction) |
| contractual {adj} | :: contractual |
| contractualismo {m} | :: contractualism |
| contractualmente {adv} | :: contractually |
| contractura {f} | :: muscle contraction |
| contracultura {f} | :: counterculture (any culture whose values and lifestyles are opposed to those of the mainstream culture) |
| contracultural {adj} | :: contracultural |
| contrada {f} | :: Division in the city of Siena |
| contradecir {vt} | :: to contradict |
| contradeclaración {f} | :: counter-declaration |
| contrademanda {f} [law] | :: counterclaim |
| contrademandar {v} | :: to countersue |
| contradicción {f} | :: contradiction |
| contradicción en los términos {f} | :: contradiction in terms |
| contradictor {adj} | :: contradictory |
| contradictor {m} | :: contradicter |
| contradictora {f} | :: feminine noun of contradictor |
| contradictoriamente {adv} | :: contradictorily |
| contradictorio {adj} | :: contradictory |
| contradictorio {adj} | :: counterintuitive |
| contradique {m} | :: secondary harbour wall |
| contraeconomía {f} | :: countereconomics |
| contraejemplo {m} | :: counterexample |
| contra el reloj {adv} [idiomatic] | :: against the clock, race against time, with a deadline, in a hurry |
| contraer {v} | :: to contract |
| contraer {v} | :: to get, to catch, to develop (e.g. a disease, illness or infection) |
| contraer {v} | :: to incur, to get in, to get into (debt) |
| contraer {v} | :: to enter into, to undertake (e.g. an agreement, a commitment, a marriage, an engagement, obligations) |
| contraer matrimonio {vi} [reciprocal] | :: to get married, to marry |
| contraescarpa {f} | :: counterscarp |
| contraespionaje {m} | :: counterespionage |
| contrafachada {f} | :: counterfacade |
| contrafagot {m} | :: contrabassoon |
| contrafigura {f} [theatre, TV, film] | :: double |
| contraflujo {m} | :: counterflow |
| contrafrente {m} [real estate] | :: balcony to the back of the property |
| contrafuerte {m} | :: buttress |
| contragolpe {m} | :: counterstroke, counterattack |
| contragolpe {m} [sports] | :: counterattack |
| contragolpear {v} | :: to hit back, strike back |
| contraguerrilla {adj} | :: counterguerrilla |
| contraguerrilla {mf} | :: counterguerrilla fighter or soldier |
| contrahacer {vt} | :: to counterfeit, to fake or imitate |
| contrahacer {vr} | :: to pretend to be |
| contrahechura {f} | :: counterfeiting |
| contrahierba {f} | :: contrayerva |
| contrahuracán {adj} | :: antihurricane |
| contraincendio {m} | :: firefighting |
| contraincendio {adj} | :: firefighting |
| contraincendios {adj} | :: alternative form of contraincendio |
| contraindicación {f} | :: contraindication |
| contraindicar {v} [medicine] | :: to contraindicate |
| contrainformación {f} | :: counterinformation |
| contrainsurgencia {f} | :: counter-insurgency |
| contrainsurgente {mf} | :: counterinsurgent |
| contrainteligencia {f} | :: counterespionage |
| contraintuitivo {adj} | :: counterintuitive |
| contraión {m} | :: counterion |
| contra las cuerdas {adv} [boxing, professional wrestling] | :: on the ropes (leaning against the ropes of the boxing ring, as when exhausted and nearing defeat or collapse) |
| contra las cuerdas {adv} [idiomatic, figuratively, by extension] | :: on the ropes (showing signs of imminent failure or collapse) |
| contralmirante {m} | :: rear admiral |
| contralor {m} | :: comptroller |
| contralora {f} | :: feminine noun of contralor |
| contraloría {f} | :: accounting, accounting department |
| contraluz {mf} | :: A view from the opposite side of the direction toward which a light source shines |
| contraluz {mf} | :: A photograph taken from such a view |
| contramaestre {m} [nautical] | :: boatswain |
| contramandar {v} | :: to countermand |
| contramanifestación {f} | :: counterprotest |
| contramanifestante {mf} | :: counter-demonstrator |
| contramano {n} | :: only used in a contramano |
| contramarca {f} | :: countermark |
| contramarcha {f} | :: turnaround, turnabout |
| contramarchar {vi} [military] | :: to countermarch |
| contramedida {f} | :: countermeasure |
| contramemoria {f} | :: counter-report |
| contramina {f} | :: countermine |
| contranatural {adj} | :: contranatural; unnatural |
| contraofensiva {f} | :: counteroffensive |
| contraoferta {f} | :: counteroffer |
| contraorden {m} | :: countermand |
| contraparte {f} | :: counterpart |
| contraparte {f} | :: counterparty |
| contraparte {f} [politics] | :: opposing party |
| contrapartida {f} [accounting, law] | :: counterpart |
| contrapartida {f} | :: counterparty |
| contrapartida {f} | :: contribution [financial] |
| contrapartida {f} | :: compensation |
| contrapartida {f} | :: compensatory measure |
| contrapaso {m} | :: contrapasso |
| contrapelo {particle} | :: only used in a contrapelo |
| contrapericia {f} | :: second or further assessment; second opinion |
| contrapesar {vt} | :: to counterbalance |
| contrapeso {m} | :: counterweight |
| contrapicado {m} [photography, cinematography] | :: A low-angle shot; frog's-eye view |
| contrapié {m} | :: only used in a contrapié |
| contrapierna {f} [football] | :: An act of wrongfooting someone |
| contrapiso {m} | :: screed |
| contrapoder {m} | :: an anti-establishment movement; a rebellion |
| contraponer {v} | :: to compare |
| contraportada {f} [journalism] | :: back page |
| contraposición {f} | :: contraposition |
| contrapresión {f} | :: counterpressure |
| contraprestación {f} [finance] | :: remuneration |
| contraproducente {adj} | :: counterproductive |
| contraproductivo {adj} | :: counterproductive |
| contraprogramar {v} [broadcasting] | :: to counterprogram |
| contrapropaganda {f} | :: counterpropaganda |
| contrapropuesta {f} | :: counterproposal |
| contraprotesta {f} | :: counterprotest |
| contrapulsación {f} | :: counterpulsation |
| contrapuntear {v} | :: to go up against; compete |
| contrapunteo {m} | :: debate; quarrel; argument |
| contrapuntístico {adj} [attributive] | :: counterpoint |
| contrapunto {m} [music] | :: counterpoint |
| contrapunto {m} | :: flipside |
| contra reloj {adv} [idiomatic] | :: against the clock, with a deadline, in a hurry |
| contra reloj {adj} | :: time trial |
| contrarevolucionario {adj} | :: counterrevolutionary |
| contrarevolucionario {m} | :: counterrevolutionary |
| contrargumentar {v} | :: rare form of contraargumentar |
| contrariamente {adv} | :: contrary (to) |
| contrariar {v} | :: to oppose |
| contrariar {v} | :: to thwart |
| contrariar {v} | :: to annoy |
| contrariedad {f} | :: opposition |
| contrario {adj} | :: contrary, opposite |
| contrario {adj} | :: opposed, against |
| contrarreforma {f} | :: counterreform |
| contrarreformista {mf} | :: Counter-Reformer |
| contrarreloj {adj} | :: time trial |
| contrarreloj {adv} [idiomatic] | :: against the clock, race against time, with a deadline, in a hurry |
| contrarrelojista {m} [cycling] | :: time trial cyclist |
| contrarrestar {vt} | :: to counteract, counter |
| contrarrevolución {f} | :: counterrevolution |
| contrarrevolucionario {adj} | :: counterrevolutionary |
| contrarrotativo {adj} | :: contrarotating |
| contraruta {m} | :: only used in en contraruta |
| contraseña {f} [chiefly computing] | :: password |
| contraseña {f} [military] | :: countersign, shibboleth (response to a sign or signal) |
| contrasentido {m} | :: contradiction in terms |
| contrasentido {m} | :: nonsense |
| contrasombreado {m} | :: countershading |
| contrastabilidad {f} | :: contrastability |
| contrastable {adj} | :: contrastable |
| contrastación {f} | :: contrasting, contrast |
| contrastante {adj} | :: contrasting |
| contrastar {v} | :: to contrast |
| contrastar {v} | :: to resist |
| contraste {m} | :: contrast |
| contraste {m} | :: assay |
| contraste {m} | :: hallmark (from an assay office) |
| contraste {m} | :: assayer |
| contrasubversivo {adj} | :: countersubversive |
| contrasujeto {m} | :: countersubject |
| contratacar {v} | :: alternative spelling of contraatacar |
| contratación {f} | :: contracting, hiring |
| contratante {adj} | :: contracting; that which contracts or makes an agreement |
| contratante {mf} | :: he, she, or it which contracts or makes an agreement |
| contratapa {f} | :: back cover |
| contrataque {m} | :: counter-attack |
| contratar {v} | :: to contract, to take on |
| contratar {v} | :: to hire |
| contraterrorismo {m} | :: antiterrorism; counter-terrorism |
| contraterrorista {adj} [law enforcement, military] | :: antiterrorist (counteracting terrorism) |
| contratiempo {m} | :: setback |
| contratiempo {m} [music] | :: contretemps |
| contratista {mf} | :: contractor |
| contrato {m} | :: contract, agreement |
| contrato de futuros {m} | :: futures contract |
| contratransferencia {f} [psychology] | :: countertransference |
| contravalor {m} | :: value (after exchanging to another currency) |
| contravariante {adj} | :: contravariant |
| contravención {f} | :: contravention |
| contravencional {adj} | :: contraventional |
| contravenir {v} | :: to contravene |
| contraventana {f} | :: shutter (of windows) |
| contraventor {m} | :: offender |
| contravía {m} | :: counter, difference |
| contravía {m} | :: The opposite lane of traffic |
| contra viento y marea {adv} [idiomatic] | :: against all odds, come hell or high water, through thick and thin |
| contrayente {mf} | :: bride or groom; part of the happy couple |
| contrayerba {f} | :: alternative spelling of contrahierba |
| Contreras {prop} | :: surname |
| con tres palmos de narices {adj} [idiomatic] | :: let down, disappointed |
| contribución {f} | :: contribution |
| contribución {f} | :: tax, impost |
| contribuidor {adj} | :: contributing |
| contribuidor {m} | :: contributor |
| contribuir {v} | :: to contribute |
| contributivo {adj} | :: contributory |
| contributivo {adj} | :: relating to taxes |
| contribuyente {mf} | :: contributor |
| contribuyente {mf} | :: taxpayer |
| contricante {mf} | :: opponent; contestant |
| contrición {f} | :: contrition |
| contrincante {mf} | :: opponent |
| contrincante {mf} | :: competitor |
| contrincante {mf} | :: adversary |
| contristar {v} | :: to sadden |
| contrito {adj} | :: contrite (sincerely penitent) |
| control {m} | :: control, or running of a business |
| control {m} | :: control of a machine |
| control {m} | :: control or emotional restraint, self-control |
| control {m} | :: remote control |
| control {m} [medicine] | :: checkup |
| controlabilidad {f} | :: controllability |
| controlable {adj} | :: controllable |
| controladamente {adv} | :: in a controlled way; with restraint |
| controlador {adj} | :: controlling |
| controlador {m} [management] | :: controller |
| controladora {f} | :: feminine noun of controlador |
| controladora de tráfico aéreo {f} | :: feminine noun of controlador de tráfico aéreo |
| controladora de tránsito aéreo {f} | :: feminine noun of controlador de tránsito aéreo |
| controlador de tráfico aéreo {m} | :: air traffic controller |
| controlador de tránsito aéreo {m} | :: air traffic controller |
| controlante {adj} | :: controlling |
| controlar {v} | :: to control, to rein in |
| controlar {v} | :: to manage, to handle (e.g. managing symptoms, pain, stress or emotions) |
| controlar {v} | :: to monitor, to check, to supervise, to oversee, to verify, to regulate, to check on |
| controlar {vr} | :: to be controlled, to be managed |
| controlar {vr} | :: to be monitored, to be checked |
| controlar {vr} | :: to get a grip (i.e. to control oneself) |
| controlarse {v} | :: reflexive of controlar |
| control remoto {m} | :: remote control |
| controversia {f} | :: controversy |
| controversial {adj} [Latin America] | :: controversial |
| controversialmente {adv} [Latin America] | :: controversially |
| controvertidamente {adv} | :: controversially |
| controvertido {adj} | :: controversial |
| controvertir {v} | :: to controvert |
| contubernio {m} | :: collusion, conspiracy |
| contubernio {m} | :: cohabitation |
| contumacia {f} | :: contumacy, obstinacy |
| contumacia {f} | :: contempt of court |
| contumaz {adj} | :: obstinate, stubborn |
| contumaz {adj} [medicine] | :: diseased |
| contumaz {adj} [law] | :: in contempt of court |
| contumazmente {adv} | :: obstinately |
| contundencia {f} | :: forcefulness, conviction |
| contundente {adj} [of a punishment] | :: heavy, severe |
| contundente {adj} [legal, of a weapon] | :: blunt |
| contundente {adj} | :: overwhelming, resounding |
| contundente {adj} | :: hearty (promoting strength; nourishing) |
| contundentemente {adv} | :: decisively, conclusively |
| contundir {v} | :: to bruise, contuse |
| conturbador {adj} | :: perturbing, disturbing |
| conturbar {v} | :: to dismay, perturb |
| contusión {f} | :: contusion |
| contusionar {v} | :: to bruise |
| contuso {adj} | :: contused, bruised |
| conuco {m} | :: A plot of cultivated land, generally small |
| con uñas y dientes {adv} [idiom] | :: tooth and nail [passionately; intensely; at any cost] |
| con un hilo de voz {adv} [idiomatic] | :: barely audibly |
| conuquismo {m} | :: The practice of burning of forests in order to make coal |
| conurbación {f} | :: conurbation |
| conurbado {adj} | :: in a conurbation |
| conurbano {m} | :: city area, metro area, conurbation |
| convalecencia {f} | :: convalescence; R&R |
| convalecer {v} | :: to convalesce, recover, get better |
| convaleciente {adj} | :: convalescent |
| convaleciente {mf} | :: convalescent |
| convalidación {f} | :: validation |
| convalidar {v} | :: to validate |
| convección {f} | :: convection |
| convecino {m} | :: neighbour |
| convectivo {adj} | :: convective |
| convencer {v} | :: to convince |
| convencerse {v} | :: reflexive of convencer |
| convencidísimo {adj} | :: superlative of convencido |
| convencido {adj} | :: convinced |
| convencimiento {m} | :: persuasion, convincing |
| convención {f} | :: convention |
| convencional {adj} | :: conventional |
| convencionalidad {f} | :: conventionality |
| convencionalismo {m} | :: conventionalism |
| convencionalmente {adv} | :: conventionally |
| Convenciones de Ginebra {prop} {fp} | :: Geneva Convention (international treaty) |
| convencionista {mf} | :: conventionist |
| convenible {adj} | :: suitable, right |
| conveniencia {f} | :: convenience |
| conveniencia {f} | :: suitability |
| conveniencia {f} | :: benefit |
| conveniente {adj} | :: convenient |
| conveniente {adj} | :: suitable |
| conveniente {adj} | :: opportune |
| convenientemente {adv} | :: conveniently |
| convenientísimo {adj} | :: superlative of conveniente |
| convenimiento {m} [legal] | :: agreement; approval |
| convenio {m} | :: agreement |
| convenio {m} | :: covenant |
| convenio {m} [diplomacy] | :: convention (an international agreement) |
| Convenios de Ginebra {prop} {mp} | :: Geneva Convention (international treaty) |
| convenir {vt} | :: to agree, agree on, agree upon |
| convenir {vti} | :: to be convenient, suit |
| convenir {v} | :: to admit |
| convenir {v} | :: to arrange (bring together various parts to build or form something) |
| convenir {vt} | :: to convene |
| conventillo {m} | :: A type of collective housing |
| convento {m} | :: convent, monastery |
| conventual {adj} | :: conventual (pertaining to a convent) |
| convergencia {f} | :: convergence |
| convergente {adj} [geometry] | :: convergent |
| convergente {adj} | :: same-lined, having a common goal |
| convergente {adj} [politics] | :: Of or related to any of the political parties called Convergencia |
| convergente {mf} [politics] | :: An adherent or party member any of the political parties called Convergencia |
| converger {v} | :: to converge |
| convergir {v} | :: alternative form of converger |
| conversación {f} | :: conversation |
| conversacional {adj} | :: conversational |
| conversación de sobremesa {f} | :: table talk |
| conversador {m} | :: conversationalist |
| conversador {adj} | :: talkative |
| conversar {v} | :: to talk, converse |
| conversatorio {m} | :: talk |
| conversión {f} | :: conversion |
| converso {m} | :: converso |
| conversor {adj} | :: converting |
| conversor {m} | :: convertor |
| convertasa {f} | :: convertase |
| convertibilidad {f} | :: convertibility |
| convertible {adj} | :: convertible |
| convertible {m} [Latin America] | :: convertible (car) |
| convertido {adj} | :: converted |
| convertidor {adj} | :: converting |
| convertidor {m} | :: converter |
| convertidora {f} | :: feminine noun of convertidor |
| convertir {vt} | :: to convert |
| convertir {vt} | :: to turn |
| convertir {vt} | :: to transform |
| convertirse {vr} | :: to become, get, turn, transform |
| convexidad {f} | :: convexity |
| convexo {adj} | :: convex |
| convicción {f} | :: conviction (belief) |
| convicta {f} | :: feminine noun of convicto |
| convicto {adj} | :: convicted, guilty |
| convicto {m} | :: convict |
| convidación {f} | :: invitation |
| convidada {f} | :: feminine noun of convidado |
| convidado {m} | :: guest |
| convidar {v} | :: to invite |
| con viento fresco {adv} [idiomatic] | :: with disgust or anger |
| convincente {adj} | :: convincing, persuasive |
| convincentemente {adv} | :: convincingly |
| convite {m} | :: banquet, feast |
| convite {m} | :: wedding reception |
| convivencia {f} | :: coexistence, cohabitation |
| convivencial {adj} | :: relating to living together |
| convivialidad {f} | :: conviviality |
| conviviente {mf} | :: housemate, flatmate, roommate |
| convivio {m} | :: feast, banquet |
| convivir {vi} | :: to cohabit, to live together |
| convocación {f} | :: calling |
| convocación {f} | :: meeting; reunion |
| convocación {f} | :: convocation |
| convocante {adj} | :: convening |
| convocar {v} | :: to call, convene |
| convocar {v} | :: to call up, enlist |
| convocatoria {f} | :: call (beckoning or summoning) |
| convocatoria {f} | :: announcement |
| convocatoria {f} | :: round (of exams or voting) |
| convolución {f} | :: convolution |
| convolucional {adj} | :: convolutional |
| convoluto {adj} | :: convoluted |
| convoy {m} | :: convoy |
| convulsión {f} | :: convulsion |
| convulsionar {v} | :: to convulse |
| convulsionar {v} | :: to have a seizure |
| convulsivamente {adv} | :: convulsively |
| convulsivo {adj} | :: convulsive |
| convulso {adj} | :: convulsive |
| convusco {pron} [archaic] | :: with you (plural) |
| conyugal {adj} | :: conjugal, relating to marriage |
| conyugalidad {f} | :: conjugality, the state of being married, |
| cónyuge {mf} | :: spouse, consort |
| conyugicida {mf} | :: One who murders their spouse; a mariticide or uxoricide |
| conyugicidio {m} | :: The murder of one by one's spouse; a mariticide or uxoricide |
| conyuntura {f} | :: environment |
| conzederar {v} | :: obsolete spelling of considerar |
| cooficial {adj} | :: co-official |
| cooficialidad {f} | :: co-official status |
| cooficialmente {adv} | :: co-officially |
| cookie {m} [Internet] | :: cookie, HTTP cookie |
| cooking show {m} | :: an event consisting of a chef preparing food in public |
| cool {adj} | :: cool (in its informal sense) |
| coop {f} | :: abbreviation of cooperativa |
| cooperación {f} | :: cooperation |
| cooperador {adj} | :: cooperative |
| cooperador {adj} | :: collaborating |
| cooperante {mf} | :: volunteer worker, aid worker |
| cooperante {adj} | :: cooperating |
| cooperar {v} | :: to cooperate |
| cooperativa {f} | :: cooperative |
| cooperativamente {adv} | :: coöperatively, co-operatively |
| cooperatividad {f} | :: cooperativity |
| cooperativismo {m} | :: The cooperative movement |
| cooperativista {mf} | :: cooperativist |
| cooperativizar {v} | :: to cooperativize |
| cooperativo {adj} | :: cooperative |
| cooptación {f} | :: cooptation |
| cooptar {v} | :: to co-opt |
| coordenada {f} | :: coordinate |
| coordenada cartesiana {f} [geometry] | :: Cartesian coordinate |
| coordenado {adj} [math] | :: coordinated |
| coordinación {f} | :: coordination |
| coordinadamente {adv} | :: coordinately |
| coordinado {adj} | :: coordinated |
| coordinador {adj} | :: coordinating |
| coordinador {m} | :: coordinator |
| coordinadora {f} | :: feminine noun of coordinador |
| coordinante {adj} | :: coordinating |
| coordinar {vt} | :: to coordinate |
| coorganizador {m} | :: co-organiser |
| coorganizadora {f} | :: co-organiser |
| coorganizar {v} | :: to co-organize |
| copa {f} | :: cup, goblet, stemmed glass, glass |
| copa {f} [figuratively] | :: cocktail, drink |
| copa {f} | :: cup (sports competition/trophy) |
| copa {f} | :: crown, treetop |
| copa {f} [card games] | :: heart (a card of the hearts suit; on Spanish cards, the symbol is of a goblet) |
| copa {f} | :: flake |
| Copacabana {prop} | :: A town on Lake Titicaca in Bolivia |
| copago {m} | :: copay, copayment |
| copagorja {f} | :: a small dagger or sword |
| copal {m} | :: copal |
| copal {m} | :: Any of several trees from which copal is extracted |
| copamiento {m} | :: cutting off the supplies |
| Copa Mundial {prop} {f} | :: the World Cup (football/soccer) |
| copaneco {adj} | :: From Copán Department, Honduras |
| copaneco {m} | :: Someone from Copán |
| copar {v} [politics] | :: to make a clean sweep |
| copar {v} | :: to get; take |
| coparentalidad {f} | :: shared parenting |
| coparticipable {adj} [finance] | :: joint participation |
| coparticipación {f} | :: mutual participation |
| copartícipe {adj} | :: co-participating |
| copartícipe {mf} | :: co-participant; fellow participant |
| copartidaria {f} | :: Someone of the same political party |
| copartidario {m} | :: Someone of the same political party |
| copatrocinador {m} | :: cosponsor |
| copatrocinar {v} | :: to cosponsor |
| copatrocinio {m} | :: joint sponsorship |
| copatrón {m} | :: joint patron saint; one of the (multiple) patron saints |
| copatrona {f} | :: coowner |
| copazo {m} | :: Big cup or glass |
| copear {v} | :: to booze; to tipple |
| cópec {f} | :: kopek |
| copeca {f} | :: kopek (hundredth of a ruble) |
| copela {f} | :: cupel |
| Copenhague {prop} {f} | :: Copenhague (capital city) |
| copenhagués {adj} | :: Copenhagener (of or pertaining to Copenhagen, Denmark) |
| copenhagués {m} | :: Copenhagener (native or resident of Copenhagen, Denmark) |
| copenhaguesa {f} | :: feminine noun of copenhagués |
| copépodo {m} | :: copepod |
| copera {f} | :: waitress |
| copera {f} | :: cupbearer |
| copernicano {adj} | :: Copernican |
| copernicio {m} | :: copernicium |
| Copérnico {prop} {m} | :: Copernicus |
| copero {adj} [sports, attributive] | :: cup |
| copero {m} | :: cabinet for glasses |
| copero {m} | :: barman |
| copero {m} | :: cupbearer |
| copete {m} | :: pompadour (hairstyle) |
| copete {m} | :: tuft, forelock |
| copete {m} | :: crest |
| copete {m} | :: topping |
| copete {m} [journalism, Latin America] | :: lead; lead-in (of an article) |
| copetear {v} [Chile, colloquial] | :: to go out for drinks |
| copetón {adj} | :: crested; tufted |
| copetón {m} | :: flycatcher |
| copeyano {adj} | :: Of or pertaining to Copei |
| copeyano {m} | :: A member of Copei |
| copia {f} | :: abundance |
| copia {f} | :: copy (a duplicate of an original) |
| copia de plano {f} [architecture] | :: blueprint |
| copia de seguridad {f} [computing] | :: backup |
| copiador {adj} | :: copying |
| copiador {m} | :: copier |
| copiador {m} [business] | :: letter book |
| copiadora {f} | :: photocopier (machine which reproduces documents) |
| copiar {v} | :: to copy |
| copiar {v} | :: to imitate |
| copiarse {v} | :: reflexive of copiar |
| copihue {m} | :: Chilean bellflower |
| copilotar {v} | :: to copilot |
| copilotar {v} | :: to codrive |
| copiloto {m} | :: copilot |
| copión {m} | :: copycat |
| copiona {f} | :: feminine noun of copión |
| copiosamente {adv} | :: copiously |
| copiosísimo {adj} | :: superlative of copioso |
| copioso {adj} | :: copious |
| copista {mf} | :: copyist |
| copita {f} | :: diminutive of copa, little glass |
| copla {f} | :: couplet; stanza |
| copla {f} | :: popular song |
| coplanar {adj} | :: coplanar |
| coplanario {adj} [geometry] | :: coplanar (within the same plane) |
| coplera {f} | :: feminine noun of coplero |
| coplero {m} | :: A writer of couplets |
| coplilla {f} | :: diminutive of copla |
| copo {m} | :: flake |
| copo de nieve {m} | :: snowflake |
| copolímero {m} | :: copolymer |
| copón {m} | :: ciborium (vessel to hold hosts for the Eucharist) |
| coportavocía {f} | :: co-spokesmanship |
| coportavoz {mf} | :: co-spokesperson |
| coposo {adj} [of a tree] | :: crowned |
| copresentador {m} | :: co-host |
| copresentadora {f} | :: co-host |
| copresentar {vt} | :: to cohost |
| copresidencia {f} | :: co-presidency |
| copresidenta {f} | :: joint president |
| copresidente {adj} | :: co-presiding |
| copresidente {mf} | :: co-president; co-chairman |
| copresidir {v} | :: to co-preside |
| copretérito {m} [grammar] | :: past imperfect tense |
| coprimo {adj} | :: coprime |
| coprincipal {mf} | :: coprincipal |
| copríncipe {m} | :: coprince |
| coprocesado {m} | :: co-accused |
| coprocesador {m} | :: co-processor |
| coproducción {f} | :: coproduction |
| coproducir {v} | :: to coproduce |
| coproducto {m} | :: coproduct |
| coproductor {m} | :: coproducer |
| coproductora {f} | :: feminine noun of coproductor |
| coprófago {adj} | :: coprophagous |
| coprofilia {f} | :: coprophilia |
| coprolalia {f} | :: coprolalia |
| coprolito {m} [paleontology] | :: coprolite |
| copropiedad {f} | :: joint ownership |
| copropietaria {f} | :: co-owner |
| copropietario {m} | :: co-owner |
| coprosperidad {f} | :: coprosperity |
| coprotagónico {adj} | :: costarring |
| coprotagonista {mf} | :: co-star |
| coprotagonizar {v} | :: to co-star in, to be the coprotagonist in |
| copta {f} | :: feminine noun of copto |
| copto {m} | :: Copt |
| copto {m} | :: Coptic (language) |
| copto {adj} | :: Coptic |
| copucha {f} [colloquial, Chile] | :: gossip |
| copudo {adj} [of a tree canopy] | :: leafy; thick |
| cópula {f} [grammar] | :: copula |
| cópula {f} [grammar] | :: conjunction |
| cópula {f} | :: copulation |
| copulación {f} | :: copulation |
| copulador {m} | :: shagger, sex machine |
| copular {v} | :: to copulate |
| copulativamente {adv} | :: copulatively |
| copulativo {adj} | :: copulative |
| copyright {m} | :: copyright |
| coque {m} | :: coke (solid fuel from coal) |
| Coque {prop} {m} | :: given name |
| coquera {f} | :: feminine noun of coquero |
| coquero {adj} [Colombia, Peru] | :: Pertaining to the cultivation of coca |
| coquero {m} [Colombia, Peru] | :: A cultivator of coca |
| coquero {m} [Mexico, Puerto Rico] | :: A cultivator of coconut palms |
| coquero {m} [Mexico, Puerto Rico] | :: A seller of coconuts |
| coquero {m} [colloquial, pejorative, Colombia, Honduras] | :: A cocaine addict |
| coquero {m} [by extension, colloquial, pejorative] | :: A drug addict |
| coqueta {f} | :: feminine noun of coqueto |
| coquetamente {adv} | :: charmingly; coquettishly |
| coquetear {v} | :: to flirt |
| coquetear {v} | :: to tease |
| coqueteo {m} | :: coquetry, flirtation |
| coquetería {f} | :: coquetry, flirtation |
| coquetil {adj} | :: playful, flirtatious |
| coqueto {adj} | :: flirtatious |
| coqueto {adj} | :: natty, neat |
| coqueto {m} | :: flirt (person who flirts) |
| coquetonamente {adv} | :: flirtily |
| coquí {m} | :: coqui frog |
| coquificar {vt} | :: To use heat to decompose high molecular weight hydrocarbons, in order to obtain petroleum coke |
| coquilla {f} | :: groin guard; cup (protection for the male genitals) |
| coquillo {m} | :: diminutive of coco |
| coquito {m} | :: coquito (Puerto Rican eggnog) |
| cora {f} [historical] | :: A territorial subdivision in Al-Andalus |
| cora {f} [El Salvador] | :: A US currency coin worth 25 cents, a quarter |
| coracera {f} | :: feminine noun of coracero |
| coracero {m} | :: cuirassier |
| coracha {f} | :: leather satchel |
| coraco- {prefix} [anatomy] | :: coraco- |
| coracoacromial {adj} [anatomy] | :: coracoacromial |
| coracobraquial {m} | :: coracobrachialis |
| coracoclavicular {adj} [anatomy] | :: coracoclavicular |
| coracohumeral {adj} [anatomy] | :: coracohumeral |
| coracoide {adj} | :: coracoid |
| coraçón {m} | :: obsolete spelling of corazón |
| coraje {m} | :: courage, bravery, spunk |
| coraje {m} [colloquial] | :: anger, rage |
| corajina {f} | :: tantrum; fit; fuss |
| corajudamente {adv} | :: gutsily; boldly |
| corajudo {adj} | :: gutsy, courageous |
| corajudo {adj} | :: quick-tempered |
| coral {m} [zoology] | :: coral |
| coral {m} [plant] | :: coral vine (Kennedia coccinea) |
| coral {adj} | :: coral (color) |
| coral {adj} | :: choral |
| coral {m} | :: chorale |
| coralillo {m} | :: coral snake |
| coralino {adj} | :: coral |
| coralito {m} | :: corallite |
| coralmente {adv} | :: chorally |
| coral pétreo {m} | :: stony coral |
| Corán {prop} {m} | :: Qur'an (the Islamic holy book) |
| coránico {adj} | :: qur'anic |
| coranista {mf} | :: Koranist |
| coraza {f} | :: cuirass |
| coraza {f} | :: poitrel |
| corazón {m} [anatomy] | :: heart (organ of the body) |
| corazón {m} | :: emotions, kindness, spirit |
| corazón {m} | :: the center of an object |
| corazón {m} | :: core (of a fruit) |
| corazón {m} | :: artichoke heart |
| corazón {m} [card games] | :: heart (a playing card of the suit hearts, corazones) |
| corazonada {f} | :: hunch (idea) |
| corazonada {f} | :: impulse |
| corazoncito {m} | :: sweetheart, sweetie |
| corazoncito {m} | :: little heart, poor heart, diminutive of corazón |
| corbata {f} | :: necktie, tie (piece of clothing) |
| corbata de bolo {f} | :: bolo tie |
| corbata de cordón {f} | :: shoelace tie |
| corbata de moño {m} [Argentina, Colombia, Mexico] | :: bowtie |
| corbatín {m} [Central America, Colombia, Dominican Republic, Ecuador] | :: bowtie |
| corbeta {f} [nautical] | :: corvette |
| corbynista {mf} | :: Corbynista |
| Córcega {prop} {f} | :: Córcega (region/and/island) |
| corcel {m} | :: steed |
| corcha {f} | :: cork (material) |
| corcha {f} | :: cork cup |
| corche {m} | :: shoe with a cork sole |
| corchea {f} [music] | :: quaver |
| corchete {m} | :: square bracket |
| corchete {m} [colloquial, historical] | :: cop; copper (police) |
| corchetera {f} [Chile] | :: stapler |
| corcho {m} | :: cork (bark of the cork oak) |
| corcho {m} | :: cork (bottle stopper) |
| córcholis {interj} | :: expresses surprise, astonishment |
| corchoso {adj} | :: corklike |
| corcova {f} | :: hump |
| corcova {f} | :: curvature |
| corcovado {m} | :: wood quail |
| corcovear {vi} | :: to buck |
| corcovo {m} | :: buck (of a horse) |
| Corcuera {prop} | :: surname |
| corda {f} | :: rope |
| cordada {f} [climbing] | :: rope team (people sharing a rope) |
| cordado {adj} | :: chordate |
| cordado {m} | :: chordate |
| cordaje {m} | :: cordage, ropes |
| cordaje {m} | :: strings of an instrument, racket, etc |
| cordaje {m} [nautical] | :: rigging |
| cordal {m} [music] | :: tailpiece (of a violin, etc.) |
| cordal {m} [dentistry] | :: wisdom tooth |
| cordectomía {f} | :: cordectomy |
| cordel {m} | :: string |
| cordel {m} | :: twine |
| cordel {m} | :: A traditional unit of distance used in Spain and in South America. The exact length varies by region, being between 20 and 45 meters |
| cordelera {f} | :: feminine noun of cordelero |
| cordelería {f} | :: ropemaking (the occupation of a ropemaker) |
| cordelería {f} | :: ropemaking (the manufacture of rope) |
| cordelería {f} | :: Place where rope is made or sold |
| cordelería {f} | :: ropework |
| cordelero {adj} [attributive] | :: string, rope, cord |
| cordelero {m} | :: ropemaker, cordmaker |
| cordelero {m} | :: A Franciscan, Cordelier |
| cordera {f} | :: feminine noun of cordero |
| corderillo {m} | :: diminutive of cordero |
| corderito {m} | :: diminutive of cordero: small lamb |
| cordero {m} | :: lamb |
| Cordero {prop} {f} [Christianity] | :: Lamb of God; Jesus |
| Cordero {prop} {f} | :: surname |
| Cordero de Dios {prop} {m} | :: Lamb of God (a title for Jesus that appears in the Gospel of John) |
| cordial {adj} | :: cordial |
| cordialidad {f} | :: cordiality |
| cordialísimo {adj} | :: superlative of cordial |
| cordialmente {adv} | :: cordially |
| cordialmente {adv} | :: best regards (polite closing of a letter) |
| cordiforme {adj} | :: heart-shaped, cordiform |
| cordillera {f} [geography] | :: mountain range, cordillera |
| Cordillera {prop} {f} | :: Cordillera (province), see Cordillera Province (Bolivia) |
| Cordillera {prop} {f} | :: Cordillera (province), see Cordillera Province, Chile |
| Cordillera {prop} {f} | :: Cordillera (department), see Cordillera Department |
| cordillera de Los Andes {prop} {f} | :: Andes Mountains |
| cordillerano {adj} | :: From a mountain range |
| cordina {f} | :: chordin |
| cordino {m} | :: climbing A cord or line |
| cordita {f} | :: cordite (explosive powder) |
| córdoba {m} | :: córdoba |
| Córdoba {prop} | :: Córdoba (province) |
| Córdoba {prop} | :: Córdoba (city) |
| Córdoba {prop} | :: Córdoba (province) |
| cordobés {adj} | :: Cordoban |
| cordobés {m} | :: Cordoban |
| cordobesista {mf} [soccer] | :: A person connected with Córdoba CF, a Spanish football team from the city of Córdoba |
| cordófono {m} | :: chordophone |
| cordón {m} | :: cord |
| cordón {m} | :: lace, string |
| cordón {m} | :: shoelace, bootlace, lacing |
| cordón {m} | :: drawstring, drawcord |
| cordón {m} | :: lanyard |
| cordón {m} [military] | :: aiguillette |
| Cordón {prop} | :: surname |
| cordoncillo {m} | :: diminutive of cordón |
| cordonera {f} | :: shoelace |
| cordón sanitario {m} | :: cordon sanitaire |
| cordón umbilical {m} | :: umbilical cord |
| cordotomía {f} [surgery] | :: cordotomy |
| cordura {f} | :: prudence |
| cordura {f} | :: sanity |
| cordura {f} | :: reason |
| corea {f} [pathology] | :: chorea |
| Corea {prop} {f} | :: Korea |
| coreable {adj} | :: Suitable for a choir or group singing |
| Corea del Norte {prop} {f} | :: North Korea |
| Corea del Sur {prop} {f} | :: South Korea |
| coreana {f} | :: feminine noun of coreano |
| coreano {adj} | :: Korean (relating to the Korean Peninsula) |
| coreano {m} | :: Korean (person from Korea) |
| coreano {m} | :: Korean (language) |
| corear {v} | :: to chant |
| coreógrafa {f} | :: choreographer |
| coreografía {f} | :: choreography |
| coreografiar {v} | :: to choreograph |
| coreográficamente {adv} | :: choreographically |
| coreográfico {adj} | :: choreographic |
| coreógrafo {m} | :: choreographer (person who choreographs) |
| Corfú {prop} {m} | :: Corfú (island) |
| Corfú {prop} {m} | :: Corfú (city) |
| corgi {m} | :: corgi |
| coriáceo {adj} | :: leathery |
| coriana {f} | :: feminine noun of coriano |
| coriandro {m} [rare] | :: coriander |
| coriano {adj} | :: of or from Coro, Venezuela |
| coriano {adj} | :: Of or from Coria del Río |
| coriano {m} | :: Someone from Coria del Río |
| coriano {m} | :: someone from Coro, Venezuela |
| corifea {f} | :: feminine noun of corifeo |
| corifeo {m} | :: follower |
| corifeo {m} | :: lead, guide |
| corifeo {m} | :: coryphaeus |
| corimbo {m} | :: corymb |
| corimbos {m} | :: corymb |
| corindón {m} [mineral] | :: corundum |
| corinebacteria {f} | :: corynebacterium |
| corintio {adj} | :: Corinthian |
| Corintios {prop} {m} | :: Corinthians (Bible book) |
| corinto {adj} | :: maroon (color) |
| corinto {m} | :: maroon (color) |
| Corinto {prop} {f} | :: Corinto (city) |
| coriocarcinoma {m} | :: choriocarcinoma |
| corion {m} | :: chorion |
| coriónico {adj} | :: chorionic |
| corisqueña {f} | :: feminine noun of corisqueño |
| corisqueño {adj} | :: Of or from the island of Corisco in Equatorial Guinea |
| corisqueño {m} | :: An inhabitant of island of Corisco in Equatorial Guinea |
| corista {mf} | :: chorister |
| corista {f} | :: girl in a chorus line |
| corlar {v} | :: to varnish |
| corlear {v} | :: alternative form of corlar |
| corleonese {adj} | :: Of or from Corleone |
| corleonese {mf} | :: Someone from Corleone |
| cormo {m} [botany] | :: corm |
| cormorán {m} | :: cormorant |
| cormorán guanay {m} | :: Guanay cormorant |
| cormorán imperial {m} | :: imperial shag (Leucocarbo atriceps) |
| cornaca {m} | :: elephant guide, elephant trainer, mahout |
| cornada {f} | :: goring (a wound inflicted by a horn, usually the horn of a bull in the context of bullfighting) |
| cornado {f} | :: cornado, a coin from the 13th to 16th century in Castilla |
| cornalina {f} [mineral] | :: carnelian |
| cornalón {adj} [bullfighting] | :: Having extremely large horns |
| cornamenta {f} | :: antlers, horns |
| cornamusa {f} [musical instruments] | :: bagpipes |
| cornamusa {f} [nautical] | :: cleat |
| córnea {f} [anatomy] | :: cornea |
| corneal {adj} | :: corneal |
| cornear {v} | :: to gore (pierce with the horns) |
| corneja {f} | :: crow |
| cornejo {m} | :: The cornel, dogwood |
| Cornejo {prop} {m} | :: surname |
| Cornelio {prop} {m} | :: Cornelius [biblical character] |
| Cornelio {prop} {m} | :: given name |
| córneo {adj} | :: horny (hard or bony) |
| corner {m} | :: corner kick |
| córner {m} [soccer] | :: corner, corner kick |
| corneta {f} | :: horn (musical instrument) |
| cornete {m} [anatomy] | :: nasal concha |
| cornetín {m} | :: clarion |
| cornetista {mf} | :: cornetist |
| cornezuelo {m} | :: Ergot, especially that which affects rye |
| corniabierto {adj} [bullfighting] | :: Having horns pointing outwards |
| córnico {adj} | :: Cornish |
| córnico {m} | :: Cornish |
| córnico medio {m} | :: Middle Cornish |
| cornicorto {adj} [bullfighting] | :: short-horned |
| cornidelantero {adj} [bullfighting] | :: Having forward-facing horns |
| cornillano {adj} [bullfighting] | :: flat-horned |
| cornipaso {adj} [bullfighting] | :: Having horns pointing to the side and upwards |
| cornisa {f} | :: cornice |
| cornisa {f} | :: crown molding |
| cornisa {f} | :: Top of a pedestal cornice on a building or room |
| cornisamento {m} | :: entablature |
| cornisamiento {m} | :: alternative spelling of cornisamento |
| corniveleto {adj} | :: Of a bull, having horns that bend at roughly a right angle |
| cornivuelto {adj} [bullfighting] | :: curly-horned |
| corno {m} | :: cornel |
| corno {m} | :: The horn (musical instrument) |
| Cornualles {prop} {m} | :: Cornwall |
| cornucopia {f} | :: cornucopia |
| cornuda {f} | :: feminine noun of cornudo |
| cornudilla {f} | :: hammerhead shark |
| cornudo {adj} | :: horned (having horns) |
| cornudo {adj} | :: horned, deceived (husband, wife or partner) |
| cornudo {m} | :: cuckold (deceived husband, wife or partner) |
| coro {m} | :: choir |
| coro {m} | :: chorus |
| corocoro {m} | :: corocoro |
| corográficamente {adv} | :: chorographically |
| corográfico {adj} | :: chorographic |
| coroide {f} | :: choroid |
| coroideo {adj} | :: choroid |
| corola {m} [botany] | :: corolla |
| corolario {m} | :: corollary, corollarum |
| corolino {adj} | :: corolline |
| corología {f} | :: chorology |
| corológico {adj} | :: chorological |
| corona {f} | :: crown |
| corona {f} [heraldiccharge] | :: crown |
| corona {f} | :: crown (various units of currency) |
| corona {f} [of a star] | :: corona |
| corona {f} | :: wreath; ring, circle |
| corona {f} | :: sprocket; (bicycle sprockets) cassette |
| corona {f} [mechanics] | :: larger part of a pair of gear wheels |
| corona {f} | :: washer |
| corona {m} [colloquial] | :: coronavirus |
| Corona {prop} {f} | :: surname |
| coronación {f} | :: coronation |
| coronador {adj} | :: crowning |
| coronal {adj} [anatomy] | :: coronal |
| coronal {adj} [phonetics] | :: coronal (relating to a sound produced with the tip or blade of the tongue) |
| coronal {f} [phonetics] | :: coronal (a consonant produced with the tip or blade of the tongue) |
| coronamiento {m} | :: coronation |
| coronar {v} | :: to crown |
| coronar {v} | :: to scale, climb |
| coronaria {f} | :: coronary |
| coronario {adj} | :: coronary |
| coronariografía {f} | :: coronarography |
| coronariopatía {f} | :: coronaropathy |
| coronavírico {adj} [attributive] | :: coronavirus |
| coronavirus {m} [virology] | :: coronavirus |
| coronel {m} | :: colonel |
| Coronel {prop} | :: surname |
| coronela {f} | :: female equivalent of coronel |
| coronela {f} | :: colonel's wife |
| coroniazul {adj} | :: blue-crowned (said of a number of bird species that have a blue crown) |
| coroniblanco {adj} [of an animal] | :: white-crowned |
| corónica {f} | :: obsolete spelling of crónica |
| coronilla {f} | :: crown (of the head) |
| coronillo {m} | :: a kind of tree |
| coronirrufo {adj} | :: rufous-crowned; rusty-headed (said of various species of birds) |
| coronista {mf} | :: obsolete spelling of cronista |
| coronita {f} | :: diminutive of corona |
| coronógrafo {m} [astronomy] | :: coronagraph (telescope that blocks direct light from a star) |
| coronoide {adj} | :: coronoid |
| coronoide {m} | :: coronoid |
| coronta {f} | :: corncob |
| coroto {m} [Venezuela, Colombia, also used in the plural] | :: junk (items of little value) |
| corozaleña {f} | :: feminine noun of corozaleño |
| corozaleño {adj} | :: Of or from Corozal |
| corozaleño {m} | :: Someone from Corozal |
| corpachón {m} | :: big body |
| corpectomía {f} | :: corpectomy |
| corpiño {m} [Argentina, Paraguay, Uruguay] | :: bra; bodice |
| corpiño {m} [Mexico] | :: training bra |
| corporación {f} | :: council |
| corporación {f} | :: guild |
| corporado {m} | :: corporate |
| corporal {adj} | :: corporal, of or relating to the corpus or body, bodywide or systemic |
| corporal {m} | :: corporal (linen cloth) |
| corporalidad {f} | :: corporeality |
| corporalmente {adv} | :: bodily |
| corporatista {mf} | :: corporatist |
| corporativamente {adv} | :: corporately |
| corporativismo {m} | :: corporatism |
| corporativista {mf} | :: corporatist |
| corporativo {adj} | :: corporate |
| corporeidad {f} | :: the state of being corporeal |
| corpóreo {adj} | :: corporeal |
| corporizar {v} | :: to flesh out |
| corporomental {adj} | :: mental and physical; physico-mental, psychosomatic |
| corpulencia {f} | :: corpulence, stoutness |
| corpulentísimo {adj} | :: superlative of corpulento |
| corpulento {adj} | :: corpulent, stout |
| corpus {m} | :: corpus (a collection of writings) |
| corpuscular {adj} | :: corpuscular |
| corpúsculo {m} | :: corpuscle (a minute particle) |
| corral {m} [cattle] | :: corral, enclosure |
| corrala {f} | :: type of house popular in Madrid |
| corralada {f} | :: corral; enclosure |
| corraleja {f} | :: A bullfighting event where bulls are not usually killed, and members of the public may enter the bullring |
| Corrales {prop} {m} | :: surname |
| corralito {m} | :: playpen |
| corralito {m} | :: corralito |
| corraliza {f} | :: synonym of corral |
| corralón {m} [Mexico] | :: augmentative of corral; a municipal impounding lot |
| correa {f} | :: belt, band, leash |
| Correa {prop} | :: surname |
| correaje {m} | :: straps |
| correato {m} | :: synonym of correísmo |
| correazo {m} | :: lash with a belt |
| correbou {m} [Spain, usually in plural] | :: Any of numerous bullfighting-connected parties held around Spain |
| correcalles {m} | :: leapfrog (game) |
| correcalles {m} | :: streetwalker (prostitute) |
| correcaminos {m} | :: roadrunner |
| corrección {f} | :: correction |
| corrección {f} | :: correctness |
| correccional {adj} | :: correctional, reformatory |
| correccional {m} | :: reform school |
| correceptor {m} | :: coreceptor |
| correctamente {adv} | :: correctly |
| correctísimo {adj} | :: superlative of correcto |
| correctitud {f} [computer science] | :: correctness |
| correctivo {adj} | :: corrective |
| correctivo {m} | :: corrective, punishment |
| correcto {adj} | :: correct, right |
| correcto {adj} | :: well-behaved |
| corrector {adj} | :: corrective, correcting |
| corrector {m} | :: corrector |
| corrector {m} | :: proofreader |
| corrector {m} | :: spell checker |
| correctora {f} | :: feminine noun of corrector |
| corrector ortográfico {m} | :: spell checker |
| corredactor {m} | :: coeditor |
| corredactora {f} | :: feminine noun of corredactor |
| Corredera {prop} | :: surname |
| corredero {adj} | :: sliding |
| corredizo {adj} | :: sliding, slide, slipping |
| corredor {m} | :: corridor, hall |
| corredor {m} | :: pass, passageway |
| corredor {adj} | :: running |
| corredor {adj} [attributive] | :: ratite |
| corredor {m} | :: runner |
| corredor {m} | :: broker |
| corredora {f} | :: feminine noun of corredor |
| corredor de bolsa {m} | :: stockbroker |
| corredor de fondo {f} | :: long-distance runner |
| corredor de seguro {m} | :: insurance broker |
| correduría {f} | :: brokerage |
| corregencia {f} | :: coregency |
| corregente {adj} | :: ruling together with another |
| corregible {adj} | :: correctable |
| corregible {adj} | :: corrigible |
| corregido {adj} | :: corrected |
| corregidor {adj} | :: correcting, correctional |
| corregidor {m} | :: magistrate, reeve (judicial officer with limited authority to administer and enforce the law) |
| corregiduría {f} | :: magistrate's office |
| corregimental {adj} | :: correctional |
| corregimiento {m} | :: corregimiento |
| corregir {v} | :: to correct |
| corregüela {f} | :: common knotgrass (Polygonum aviculare) |
| corregüela {f} | :: mallow bindweed (Convolvulus althaeoides) |
| corregüela {f} | :: field bindweed (Convolvulus arvensis) |
| correhuela {f} | :: Any of a number of different plants (see Spanish Wikipedia) |
| correísmo {m} | :: The beliefs and policies of Rafael Correa, Ecuadorian politician and economist |
| correísta {adj} | :: Pertaining to, or supporting Rafael Correa, Ecuadorian politician and economist |
| correísta {mf} | :: A supporter of Rafael Correa |
| correíto {m} | :: diminutive of correo |
| correlación {f} | :: correlation |
| correlacionar {v} | :: to correlate |
| correlativamente {adv} | :: correlatively |
| correlativo {adj} | :: correlative |
| correlato {m} | :: correlate |
| correlegionaria {f} | :: feminine noun of correlegionario |
| correlegionario {m} | :: alternative form of correligionario |
| correligionaria {f} | :: feminine noun of correligionario |
| correligionario {m} | :: co-religionist |
| correlimos {m} | :: sandpiper |
| correlimos {m} | :: any of a number of other birds |
| correntada {f} | :: strong current |
| correntino {adj} | :: of or from Corrientes |
| correntino {m} | :: Someone from Corrientes |
| correntío {adj} | :: flowing |
| correo {m} | |
| correo {m} [also, in plural] | :: post office |
| correo aéreo {m} | :: airmail |
| correo basura {m} | :: junk mail |
| correo electrónico {m} [computing] | |
| correo postal {m} [retronym] | :: snail mail, postal mail |
| Correos {prop} | :: Sociedad Estatal Correos y Telégrafos, the national postal service of Spain |
| correoso {adj} | :: flexible |
| correoso {adj} | :: tough, difficult |
| correr {v} | :: to run, to jog |
| correr {v} | :: to flow |
| correr {v} | :: to shoo, chase away, drive away |
| correr {v} | :: to throw out; to fire; to expel |
| correr {vr} | :: to walk away |
| correr {vr} [Chile] | :: to cop out, to shirk |
| correr {v} | :: to elapse (time) |
| correr {v} | :: to go around, spread (rumors) |
| correr {v} | :: to rush |
| correr {v} | :: to draw (curtains) |
| correr {vp} [Spain] | :: to have an orgasm |
| correr {m} [uncountable] | :: course, passing (of time) |
| correr {m} | :: con el correr de los años (tiempo, reloj)... = (lit.) "with the passing of years... (time, clock)" = "as time goes by..." |
| correr {m} | :: al correr de los años (tiempo, reloj)... |
| correr como un gamo {v} [simile] | :: To run like the wind |
| correría {f} | :: travel, round-trip |
| correría {f} [military] | :: raid |
| correría {f} | :: exploit |
| correr la bola {v} [idiom] | :: to spread the word; pass on gossip |
| correr malos vientos {v} [idiomatic] | :: to be a bad time (for); be an inopportune moment |
| correrse {v} | :: to move |
| correrse {v} [vulgar] | :: to ejaculate, to cum, to have an orgasm |
| corrérsela {v} [idiom] | :: to have fun; go wild; live it up |
| correrse una juerga {v} [idiomatic, colloquial] | :: to live it up, go wild |
| correspondencia {f} | :: correspondence |
| correspondencia {f} [rail transport] | :: connection |
| corresponder {vi} [with a] | :: To correspond to (be similar in character, quantity, quality, origin, structure, function etc.) |
| corresponder {vt} | :: To respond to |
| corresponder {vt} | :: To love to one's back, return someone's love |
| corresponder {vi} | :: To reciprocate (to love somebody in response) |
| corresponder {v} | :: to behoove, to be suitable |
| corresponder {v} | :: to reward |
| correspondiente {adj} | :: respective |
| correspondiente {adj} | :: corresponding |
| correspondientemente {adv} | :: correspondingly |
| corresponsabilidad {f} | :: co-responsibility, joint responsibility |
| corresponsabilizar {vr} | :: to become jointly responsible |
| corresponsable {mf} | :: co-responsible, someone jointly with somebody else |
| corresponsal {mf} | :: correspondent (a journalist who sends reports from a distant location) |
| corresponsalía {f} | :: correspondentship |
| corresponsalía {f} | :: office of correspondents |
| corretaje {m} | :: brokerage |
| corretear {v} | :: to run around, to run about, to scamper, to scurry |
| corretear {v} | :: to ramble |
| corretear {v} [Latin America] | :: to persecute, chase |
| correteo {m} | :: rushing, hurrying |
| correveidile {mf} | :: tattler, telltale |
| correy {m} | :: joint king |
| corrida {f} | :: sprint, run, dash |
| corrida {f} [bullfighting] | :: a bullfight |
| corrida {f} [geology] | :: outcrop |
| corrida {f} [vulgar slang] | :: orgasm |
| corrida {f} [vulgar slang, Spain] | :: cumshot, cum |
| corrida de toros {f} | :: bullfight (bullfighting event), literally "running of bulls" |
| corrido {adj} | :: world-wise, well-travelled |
| corrido {adj} | :: decent, good, generous |
| corrido {adj} | :: late |
| corrido {m} [Mexico, music] | :: a ballad or folk song; a corrido |
| corrientazo {m} | :: charge of electricity |
| corrientazo {m} [Colombia] | :: slap-up meal |
| corriente {adj} | :: flowing, running |
| corriente {adj} | :: current (existing or occurring at the moment) |
| corriente {adj} | :: common, usual |
| corriente {adj} | :: ordinary, normal |
| corriente {f} | :: current (the generally unidirectional movement of a gas or fluid) |
| corriente {f} | :: short for corriente eléctrica |
| corriente {f} | :: current, trend, tendency |
| corriente alterna {f} | :: alternating current |
| corriente eléctrica {f} | :: electric current |
| corrientemente {adv} | :: commonly, usually |
| Corrientes {prop} | :: Corrientes (province) |
| corriente y moliente {adj} [Spain, idiom] | :: run-of-the-mill, standard |
| corrillo {m} | :: small group, subgroup |
| corrillo {m} | :: clique |
| corrimiento {m} | :: slide (of land, snow etc.) |
| corrimiento de tierra {m} | :: landslide |
| corro {m} | :: ring, circle (of people, held hand to hand) |
| Corro {prop} {m} | :: surname |
| corroborable {adj} | :: corroborable, verifiable |
| corroboración {f} | :: corroboration |
| corroborador {adj} | :: corroborating (that corroborates) |
| corroborador {m} | :: corroborator |
| corroboradora {f} | :: feminine noun of corroborador |
| corroborar {v} | :: to corroborate |
| corroer {vt} | :: to corrode |
| corrompedor {adj} | :: corrupting; misleading |
| corrompedor {m} | :: corrupter, misleader |
| corromper {v} | :: to corrupt |
| corromper {v} | :: to bribe, to pervert |
| corromper {v} | :: to rot |
| corrompidamente {adv} | :: corruptly |
| corrosión {f} | :: corrosion |
| corrosivo {adj} | :: corrosive |
| corrugar {vt} | :: to corrugate |
| corrupción {f} | :: corruption (the act of impairing integrity, virtue, or moral principle) |
| corrupción {f} | :: corruption, decay, rot |
| corrupción {f} | :: corruption (the act of changing for the worse) |
| corruptamente {adv} | :: corruptly, viciously |
| corruptela {f} | :: corruption |
| corruptibilidad {f} | :: corruptibility |
| corruptible {adj} | :: corruptible |
| corruptivo {adj} | :: corruptive; corrupt |
| corrupto {adj} | :: corrupt |
| corrupto {adj} | :: corrupted |
| corruptor {adj} | :: corrupting; misleading |
| corruptor {m} | :: corrupter, misleader |
| corsa {f} | :: feminine noun of corso |
| corsaria {f} | :: corsair |
| corsario {adj} | :: corsair |
| corsario {m} | :: corsair |
| corsé {m} | :: corset (woman's garment) |
| corselete {m} [history] | :: A Spanish royal bodyguard in full armour |
| corso {adj} | :: Corsican |
| corso {m} | :: Corsican (person) |
| corso {m} | :: privateering |
| cortabolsas {mf} [colloquial] | :: pickpocket |
| cortacésped {m} [Spain, Chile] | :: lawnmower |
| cortada {f} [Latin America] | :: cut (a wound resulting from cutting) |
| cortada {f} [Argentina, Bolivia, Uruguay] | :: shortcut |
| cortadera {f} | :: pampas grass |
| cortadito {adj} | :: diminutive of cortado |
| cortadito {m} | :: diminutive of cortado |
| cortado {adj} [said of a writing style] | :: choppy, disconnected |
| cortado {adj} | :: chopped |
| cortado {adj} | :: adjusted, proportioned |
| cortado {adj} | :: thickened, coagulated |
| cortado {adj} | :: shy |
| cortado {adj} [heraldry] | :: divided into two equal parts horizontally, per fess |
| cortado {m} | :: a coffee or espresso with a small amount of warm milk added |
| cortador {adj} | :: cutting |
| cortador {m} | :: cutter |
| cortador {m} | :: butcher |
| cortador {m} [anatomy] | :: incisor (tooth) |
| cortador {m} | :: chopping board |
| cortadora {f} | :: cutter (someone or something that cuts) |
| cortadora de césped {f} [Spain] | :: lawnmower |
| cortadora de pasto {f} [Argentina, Chile] | :: lawnmower |
| cortador de césped {m} [Ecuador] | :: lawnmower |
| cortador de hierba {m} | :: lawnmower |
| cortador de pasto {m} | :: lawnmower |
| cortadura {f} | :: cut (injury, wound) |
| cortafuego {m} | :: alternative spelling of cortafuegos |
| cortafuegos {m} [computing, also, figurative] | :: firewall |
| cortahierba {m} | :: lawnmower |
| cortamente {adv} | :: briefly |
| cortamente {adv} | :: thinly |
| cortante {adj} | :: cutting |
| cortante {m} | :: butcher |
| cortapasto {m} [Argentina, Paraguay, Uruguay] | :: lawnmower |
| cortapasto {m} [Chile] | :: lawn tractor |
| cortapisa {f} | :: obstacle |
| cortapisa {f} | :: shackle |
| cortapisa {f} | :: charm (used when speaking) |
| cortaplumas {m} | :: penknife |
| cortapuros {m} | :: cigar cutter |
| cortar {v} | :: to cut |
| cortar {v} | :: to cut off, cut out, cut through, cut down, cut up, to nip |
| cortar {v} | :: to chop, chop up, chop off |
| cortar {v} | :: to slice, to slit |
| cortar {v} | :: to mow |
| cortar {v} | :: to slash, to hack |
| cortar {v} | :: to carve, to engrave |
| cortar {v} | :: to hang up, to terminate a telephone call |
| cortar {v} [Chile, colloquial] | :: to stop an action |
| cortar {v} [Chile] | :: to shut off |
| cortar {v} | :: to finish a relationship |
| cortar {vr} | :: to haircut |
| cortar {v} | :: to cut, to cut off, to slit (oneself or a part of the body) |
| cortar de raíz {v} [idiom] | :: to nip in the bud |
| cortar el bacalao {v} [idiom] | :: to run the show; call the shots |
| cortar el rollo {v} [idiomatic] | :: to poop the party |
| cortar por lo sano {v} [idiom] | :: to cut the Gordian knot |
| cortar por lo sano {v} [idiom] | :: to make a clean break, to cut one's losses |
| cortar por lo sano {v} [idiom] | :: to cut to the chase |
| cortarramas {m} | :: plantcutter |
| cortarrollos {m} [colloquial, Spain] | :: killjoy, party pooper |
| cortarse {v} | :: reflexive of cortar |
| cortar un pelo en el aire {v} [idiom] | :: to be smart; to be shrewd; to be a sly fox |
| cortaúñas {m} | :: nail clipper |
| cortavientos {m} | :: windbreak |
| corte {m} | :: cut (the act of cutting) |
| corte {m} | :: cut (the result of cutting) |
| corte {m} | :: cut (an opening resulting from cutting; an incision or wound) |
| corte {m} | :: haircut |
| corte {m} | :: embarrassment |
| corte {m} | :: style or type |
| corte {f} | :: court (the hall, chamber, or place, where justice is administered) |
| cortedad {f} | :: shortness |
| corte de manga {m} | :: bras d'honneur, giving the finger |
| corte de manga {m} | :: the finger |
| corte de mangas {m} | :: bras d'honneur |
| corte de pelo {m} | :: hair cut |
| cortejar {v} | :: to court |
| cortejo {m} | :: courtship |
| corte militar {m} | :: A buzzcut, military hair cut, or crewcut |
| Cortes {prop} {fp} | :: any of several legislative assemblies of Spain and Portugal; parliamentary chambers which exercise the power to craft legislation and control the actions of government as elected representatives of the public or, historically, in an advisory role to a reigning monarch |
| cortés {adj} | :: polite, with courtesy |
| Cortés {prop} | :: surname |
| cortesana {f} | :: courtesan |
| cortesanía {f} | :: politeness |
| cortesano {m} | :: courtier |
| cortesía {f} | :: politeness |
| cortesía {f} | :: courtesy |
| cortesía {f} [business, diplomacy, politics] | :: comity |
| cortésmente {adv} | :: politely, courteously |
| corte superior {f} [US Spanish] | :: superior court |
| córtex {m} | :: cortex |
| corteza {f} | :: bark (of a tree) |
| corteza {f} | :: rind, peel (of a fruit) |
| corteza {f} | :: crust (of food or geologically) |
| corteza cerebral {f} | :: cerebral cortex |
| corteza prefrontal {f} [neuroanatomy] | :: prefrontal cortex |
| cortical {adj} | :: cortical |
| cortico {adj} | :: diminutive of corto |
| corticoespinal {adj} | :: corticospinal |
| corticoesteroide {m} | :: corticosteroid |
| corticoide {m} | :: corticoid, corticosteroid |
| corticosteroide {m} | :: corticosteroid |
| corticotomía {f} [surgery] | :: corticotomy |
| corticotropina {f} | :: corticotropin |
| cortijada {f} | :: hamlet of farmhouses |
| cortijo {m} | :: A type of traditional rural habitat found in the south of Spain |
| cortina {f} | :: curtain |
| Cortina {prop} | :: surname |
| Cortina de Hierro {prop} {f} [Latin America, historical] | :: Iron Curtain |
| cortina de humo {f} | :: smokescreen (smoke used as a disguise, mask or cover, as of troops in battle) |
| cortina de humo {f} [idiomatic] | :: smokescreen (anything used metaphorically to conceal or distract) |
| cortinado {m} | :: (set of) curtains |
| cortinaje {m} | :: curtains, curtain set |
| cortinilla {f} | :: diminutive of cortina |
| cortísimo {adj} | :: superlative of corto |
| cortisol {m} [steroid hormone] | :: cortisol |
| cortisona {f} [hormone] | :: cortisone |
| cortito {adj} | :: diminutive of corto |
| cortito {adj} [colloquial] | :: dim-witted, slow |
| corto {adj} | :: short (having a small distance from one end to another) |
| corto {adj} | :: short (having little duration) |
| corto {adj} [colloquial] | :: dim-witted, slow |
| corto {m} | :: short (short film) |
| corto {m} | :: short (short circuit) |
| corto {m} [Chile] | :: A glass of pure liquor |
| cortocircuitar {vt} | :: to short circuit (cause a short circuit in) |
| cortocircuitar {vr} | :: to experience a short circuit |
| cortocircuitar {vt} [figurative] | :: to hamper; to impede; to block |
| cortocircuito {m} [electricity] | :: short circuit |
| corto de luces {adj} [idiom] | :: a few sandwiches short of a picnic |
| cortometraje {m} | :: short film |
| cortometrajista {mf} | :: short film maker |
| cortoplacismo {m} | :: short-termism |
| cortoplacista {adj} | :: short-sighted |
| cortopunzante {adj} | :: sharp, pointed |
| corto siglo veinte {m} [history] | :: short twentieth century |
| coruñés {adj} | :: Of or pertaining to A Coruña, Galicia |
| coruñés {m} | :: Someone from A Coruña |
| coruñesa {f} | :: feminine noun of coruñés |
| coruscante {adj} | :: shiny, bright |
| corva {f} | :: ham (back of the knee) |
| corvar {v} | :: rare form of encorvar |
| corveta {f} | :: corvette |
| córvido {m} | :: corvid |
| corvina {f} | :: brown meagre, Sciaena umbra |
| corvino {adj} | :: corvine |
| corvo {adj} | :: curved, arched, hooked |
| corvo {m} | :: hook |
| Corvus {prop} [constellation] | :: Corvus (constellation of the southern sky) |
| corza {f} | :: doe (female deer) |
| corzo {m} | :: roe deer |
| corzuela {f} | :: red brocket |
| cosa {f} | :: thing (object, concept) |
| cosa {f} [colloquial] | :: thing (living being or creature) |
| cosaco {adj} | :: Cossack |
| cosaco {m} | :: Cossack |
| cosa juzgada {f} [legal] | :: res judicata |
| cosaria {f} | :: feminine noun of cosario |
| cosario {adj} | :: hunting |
| cosario {adj} | :: well-trodden |
| cosario {m} | :: hunter |
| cosas veredes {phrase} | :: you'll see that it's a crazy world out there |
| coscarse {vr} | :: to notice |
| coscoja {f} | :: kermes oak, Quercus coccifera |
| coscoja {f} | :: holm oak, Quercus ilex |
| coscojo {m} | :: kermes oak; Quercus coccifera |
| coscojo {m} | :: common beech, European beech; Fagus sylvatica |
| coscorrón {m} | :: noogie [US] |
| coscorrón {m} [Mexico] | :: alcoholic beverage, usually tequila, served in a little thin glass with a little soda beverage whose content is drunk very quickly after hitting the glass against the table (glass is covered with a napkin and hands during this action to avoid liquid spill) |
| cosecante {m} [trigonometry] | :: cosecant |
| cosecha {f} | :: harvest, crop |
| cosecha {f} | :: vintage (of wine) |
| cosechador {m} | :: harvester |
| cosechadora {f} | :: combine harvester |
| cosechar {v} | :: to harvest |
| cosechera {f} | :: feminine noun of cosechero |
| cosechero {m} | :: harvest worker |
| cosecretario {m} | :: cosecretary |
| cosedora {f} [Colombia] | :: stapler |
| cosedora {f} | :: stitcher |
| coselete {m} [military, historical] | :: A kind of leather cuirass |
| coselete {m} | :: a soldier wearing this cuirass |
| coselete {m} | :: corselet (of insect) |
| coseno {m} [trigonometry] | :: cosine |
| coseno verso {m} [trigonometry] | :: coversed sine |
| Cosenza {prop} | :: Cosenza (town) |
| coser {v} | :: to sew |
| coser a balazos {v} [idiomatic] | :: to riddle with bullets |
| coser a puñaladas {v} [idiomatic] | :: to stab repeatedly |
| coser y cantar {phrase} [idiomatic] | :: A piece of cake |
| cosido a sus faldas {adj} [idiom] | :: dependent on someone, to be tied to their skirts |
| cosifa {m} | :: robin-chat |
| cosificación {f} | :: reification |
| cosificación {f} | :: objectification |
| cosificar {v} | :: to reify |
| cosificar {v} | :: to objectify |
| cosilla {f} | :: diminutive of cosa; small thing, little thing |
| cosita {f} | :: diminutive of cosa |
| cosita {f} | :: small thing |
| cosmágrafa {f} | :: feminine noun of cosmógrafo |
| cosmético {adj} | :: cosmetic |
| cosmetiquera {f} | :: makeup case or bag |
| cosmetizar {v} | :: To cosmeticize |
| cosmetóloga {f} | :: cosmetologist (person who advises others on cosmetics and beauty treatments) |
| cosmetología {f} | :: cosmetology |
| cosmetólogo {m} | :: cosmetologist (person who advises others on cosmetics and beauty treatments) |
| cósmico {adj} | :: cosmic |
| cosmo- {prefix} | :: cosmo- |
| cosmódromo {m} | :: cosmodrome |
| cosmogénico {adj} | :: cosmogenic |
| cosmógeno {adj} | :: cosmogenous, cosmogenic |
| cosmogonía {f} | :: cosmogony |
| cosmogónico {adj} | :: cosmogonic |
| cosmografía {f} | :: cosmography |
| cosmógrafo {m} | :: cosmographer |
| cosmóloga {f} | :: cosmologist |
| cosmología {f} | :: cosmology |
| cosmológico {adj} | :: cosmological |
| cosmólogo {m} | :: cosmologist |
| cosmonauta {mf} | :: cosmonaut |
| cosmonave {f} | :: spaceship |
| cosmopolita {adj} | :: cosmopolitan |
| cosmopolita {mf} | :: cosmopolite (cosmopolitan person) |
| cosmopolitismo {m} | :: cosmopolitanism |
| cosmoquímica {f} | :: cosmochemistry |
| cosmos {m} | :: universe |
| cosmos {m} | :: space (area beyond the atmosphere of planets) |
| cosmos {m} | :: cosmos (herbs of the genus Cosmos) |
| cosmovisión {f} | :: world view |
| coso {m} [colloquial] | :: thingy, thingo, thingamabob (term used to refer to something or someone whose name one cannot recall) |
| coso {m} [colloquial] | :: thing |
| coso {m} [Argentina, El Salvador, Bolivia, Mexico, Colombia] | :: alternative form of cosa; thing |
| coso {m} [Spain, dated, bullfighting] | :: bullring |
| coso {m} [obsolete] | :: road, way |
| cosoberanía {f} | :: co-sovereignty |
| Cosoleacaque {prop} {m} | :: Cosoleacaque (municipality) |
| cospel {m} | :: coin blank |
| cospera {f} | :: feminine noun of cospero |
| cospero {m} | :: A supporter of María Dolores de Cospedal, Spanish lawyer and politician |
| cosplay {m} | :: cosplay |
| cosplayer {mf} | :: cosplayer |
| cosquilla {f} | :: tickle (the act of tickling) |
| cosquilla {f} [in the plural] | :: tickling |
| cosquillear {v} | :: to tickle |
| cosquilleo {m} | :: tickling |
| cosquillita {f} | :: diminutive of cosquilla |
| cosquilloso {adj} | :: ticklish |
| costa {f} | :: coast, shore, coastline, shoreline |
| costa {f} [in certain expressions] | :: expense, costs |
| Costa {prop} | :: Costa; surname, equivalent to the Spanish Cuesta |
| Costa {prop} | :: surname |
| Costa {prop} | :: surname |
| Costa {prop} | :: surname |
| Costa del Oro {prop} {f} | :: Gold Coast in sense of a city in southeast Queensland, Australia |
| Costa de Marfil {prop} {f} | :: Costa de Marfil (country) |
| costadito {m} | :: diminutive of costado |
| costado {m} | :: side |
| costado {m} | :: wing [of an army] |
| costado {m} [in plural] | :: genealogical lineage traced back from a grandparent |
| costado {m} [obsolete] | :: back |
| costadoriense {adj} | :: Gold Coaster (of or pertaining to Gold Coast, Queensland, Australia) |
| costadoriense {mf} | :: Gold Coaster (native or resident of Gold Coast, Queensland, Australia) |
| costal {adj} [anatomy] | :: costal |
| costal {m} | :: sack made of cheap materials, used to transport grain |
| costalera {f} | :: feminine noun of costalero |
| costalero {m} | :: bearer of a paso |
| costanera {f} | :: slope |
| costanero {adj} | :: on a slope |
| costanero {adj} | :: coastal |
| costanilla {f} [Spain] | :: short steep road |
| costar {v} | :: to cost |
| costar {v} | :: to find (something) very difficult, to have a hard time with something |
| Costa Rica {prop} {f} | :: Costa Rica (country) |
| costarricense {adj} | :: Costa Rican |
| costarricense {mf} | :: Costa Rican |
| costarriqueñismo {m} | :: a word or phrase spoken specifically in Costa Rica |
| costarriqueño {adj} | :: Costa Rican |
| costarriqueño {m} | :: Costa Rican |
| costar un huevo {v} [colloquial, idiomatic] | :: to cost a bomb; cost an arm and a leg |
| costar un huevo y parte del otro {v} [colloquial, idiomatic] | :: to cost a bomb; cost an arm and a leg |
| costar un ojo de la cara {v} [idiomatic] | :: to cost a pretty penny, cost an arm and a leg |
| coste {m} | :: cost |
| costeable {adj} | :: affordable |
| costear {vt} | :: to pay for; to finance |
| costeña {f} | :: feminine noun of costeño |
| costeño {m} [Latin America] | :: An inhabitant of the coastal regions of a country |
| costera {f} | :: coast |
| costera {f} | :: slope |
| costero {adj} | :: coastal |
| costilla {f} | :: rib |
| costilla {f} [Costa Rica] | :: a type of biscuit or cookie filled with jam |
| costillar {m} | :: rib (cut of meat enclosing rib bones) |
| costillita {f} | :: diminutive of costilla |
| costo- {prefix} [anatomy] | :: costo- |
| costo {m} | :: cost |
| costo {m} [slang, Spain] | :: hashish |
| costobocios {mp} | :: Costoboci |
| costocervical {adj} [anatomy] | :: costocervical |
| costosamente {adv} | :: costly, expensively, extravagantly |
| costosísimo {adj} | :: superlative of costoso |
| costoso {adj} | :: costly, expensive |
| costra {f} | :: crust |
| costra {f} | :: scab |
| costra {f} | :: snot |
| costumbre {f} | :: habit |
| costumbre {f} | :: custom, tradition |
| costumbrismo {m} | :: costumbrismo, costumbrism (the literary or pictorial interpretation of local everyday life, mannerisms, and customs, primarily in the Hispanic scene, and particularly in the 19th century) |
| costumbrista {adj} | :: of or relating to costumbrismo |
| costumbrista {mf} | :: Someone associated with costumbrismo |
| costura {f} | :: needlework, sewing |
| costura {f} [in clothing or machinery] | :: seam, stitches |
| costura {f} | :: splice |
| costurera {f} | :: seamstress |
| costurería {f} | :: seamstress's shop |
| costurerita {f} | :: diminutive of costurera |
| costurero {m} | :: sewing box |
| costurero {m} | :: sewer, seamster (person who sews) |
| cota {f} | :: coat of arms |
| cota {f} | :: mail (armor) |
| cota {f} | :: elevation |
| cota de malla {f} | :: chainmail |
| cotanes {mp} | :: An extinct indigenous people of Costa Rica |
| cotangente {f} [trigonometry] | :: cotangent |
| cotarrera {f} [colloquial] | :: A woman who spends a lot of time out of the house |
| cotarro {m} [colloquial] | :: A gathering (pejorative or festive) |
| cotarro {m} [colloquial] | :: A disordered gathering |
| cotarro {m} [colloquial] | :: A business, a particular situation or activity |
| cotarro {m} [colloquial, dated] | :: A shelter |
| cotejar {v} | :: to collate |
| cotejo {m} | :: matching, match-up |
| coterráneo {adj} | :: From the same country |
| coterráneo {m} | :: compatriot |
| cotidianamente {adv} | :: daily, on a daily basis, quotidianly |
| cotidianeidad {f} | :: day-to-day |
| cotidianidad {f} | :: day to day, daily life |
| cotidiano {adj} | :: quotidian, daily |
| cotiledón {m} [botany] | :: cotyledon |
| cotiledóneo {adj} | :: cotyledonous |
| cotilla {adj} [colloquial] | :: gossipy, busybodyish, nosy |
| cotilla {mf} [colloquial] | :: gossip, busybody, nosy |
| cotillear {v} | :: to gossip |
| cotilleo {m} | :: gossip |
| cotillón {m} | :: party, especially a New Year's Eve party |
| cotillón {m} | :: cotillion |
| cotitular {mf} | :: one of a couple of people who share a headline |
| cotiza {f} [heraldiccharge] | :: bendlet |
| cotizable {adj} | :: contributable |
| cotización {f} | :: price quote, appraisal |
| cotización {f} | :: contribution |
| cotizante {mf} | :: contributor |
| cotizar {v} | :: to quote or set a price |
| cotizar {v} | :: to esteem, regard highly |
| cotizar {v} | :: to pay or set a quota |
| coto {m} | :: preserve, wildlife preserve, land preserve |
| coto {m} | :: enclosed area of land |
| coto {m} | :: landmark |
| coto {m} | :: limit, boundary |
| coto {m} | :: howler monkey |
| coto {m} [obsolete] | :: mandate |
| coto {m} | :: sculpin (fish) |
| coto {m} [Latin America] | :: goitre |
| cotón {m} | :: Printed cotton fabric |
| cotón {m} [Mexico] | :: Shirt, blouse |
| Cotonú {prop} | :: Cotonú (the de-facto <<capital>> of <<c/Benin>>) |
| cotorra {f} | :: small parrot |
| cotorra {f} | :: magpie |
| cotorra {f} | :: chatterbox |
| cotorra {f} [Mexico] | :: An unmarried woman past the normal marrying age according to social traditions |
| cotorra austral {f} | :: austral parakeet |
| cotorra cachaña {f} | :: austral parakeet |
| cotorrear {v} | :: to chatter |
| cotorrera {f} | :: female parrot |
| cotorrera {f} | :: chatterbox |
| cotorrita {f} | :: diminutive of cotorra |
| cotorro {adj} [Mexico] | :: pretty, attractive |
| cotorro {adj} [Mexico] | :: An unmarried man past the normal marrying age according to social traditions |
| cotorrón {m} | :: big kid (grownup who acts like a child) |
| cotorrona {f} | :: feminine noun of cotorrón |
| cototo {m} [Chile] | :: bump (swelling on the skin) |
| cotransportador {m} [biochemistry] | :: cotransporter |
| cotransportadora {f} | :: feminine noun of cotransportador |
| cotrimoxazol {m} [pharmaceutical drug] | :: cotrimoxazole |
| cotufa {f} [Western Canary Islands, Venezuela] | :: popcorn |
| coturno {m} | :: buskin |
| coturno {m} | :: cothornus |
| coulant {m} | :: fondant |
| coulant {m} [cooking] | :: clipping of coulant de chocolate |
| coulomb {m} | :: coulomb |
| coulrofobia {f} | :: coulrophobia |
| country {m} | :: country music |
| coupé {m} | :: coupé |
| courier {mf} | :: courier |
| Cova {prop} {f} | :: A nickname of Covadonga |
| covacha {f} | :: small cave |
| covacha {f} | :: small or poor dwelling; hovel |
| covacha {f} | :: junk room |
| covacha {f} | :: doghouse |
| covachuela {f} | :: hovel |
| Covadonga {prop} {f} | :: given name |
| Covadonga {prop} {f} | :: Covadonga (village) |
| covalente {adj} [chemistry] | :: covalent |
| covalentemente {adv} | :: covalently |
| covariancia {f} | :: covariance |
| covariante {adj} | :: covariant |
| covarianza {f} | :: covariance |
| coventículo {m} | :: covenstead |
| cover {m} | :: cover, cover version |
| cóver {m} | :: cover version |
| cóver {m} | :: cover story |
| Covi {prop} {f} | :: given name |
| covidiota {mf} | :: covidiot |
| cowboy {m} | :: cowboy |
| coworking {m} [uncountable] | :: coworking |
| coworking {m} [countable] | :: an establishment where members pay to use a shared workspace |
| coxal {m} | :: hip bone, innominate bone |
| coxalgia {f} [pathology] | :: coxalgia |
| coxis {m} | :: coccyx, tailbone |
| coy {m} [nautical] | :: a type of hammock made of sailcloth used as a makeshift bunk |
| coya {f} [history] | :: The wife of the Sapa Inca in the Inca Empire |
| coyofe {m} | :: cochayuyo |
| coyol {m} | :: grugru palm; coyol palm |
| coyol quebrado, coyol comido {phrase} [Costa Rica, Nicaragua] | :: A phrase implying living hand-to-mouth |
| coyoma {f} [vulgar, Chile] | :: penis |
| coyopacle {m} | :: A kind of medicinal plant |
| coyotaje {m} | :: fixing |
| coyote {m} | :: coyote (canine) |
| coyote {m} [Mexico] | :: coyote (smuggler of illegal immigrants) |
| coyote {m} [Mexico] | :: fixer, middleman |
| coyote {m} [obsolete] | :: a person of mixed Native American and mestizo descent |
| coyunda {mf} | :: a type of strap or lash |
| coyunda {mf} | :: the yoke of marriage; conjugality |
| coyunda {mf} [Nicaragua] | :: whip |
| coyuntura {f} | :: juncture, conjuncture |
| coyuntura {f} | :: situation, circumstances |
| coyuntura {f} | :: joint |
| coyuntural {adj} | :: occasional, infrequent |
| coyuntural {adj} | :: circumstantial |
| coyunturalmente {adv} | :: circumstantially |
| coz {f} | :: kick (of an animal) |
| craba {f} [Louisiana] | :: crab |
| crac {interj} | :: crack, snap |
| crac {m} | :: crash |
| crac {m} | :: crack (noise) |
| crac {m} | :: ace, wizard, dude (outstanding person) |
| -cracia {suffix} | :: -cracy |
| crack {m} | :: crack (variety of cocaine) |
| crack {m} | :: champion, ace, pro |
| crackear {v} [computing] | :: to crack |
| Cracovia {prop} {f} | :: Cracovia (city) |
| cracoviana {f} | :: feminine noun of cracoviano |
| cracoviano {adj} | :: Cracovian (of or pertaining to Krakow, Poland) |
| cracoviano {m} | :: Cracovian (native or resident of Krakow, Poland) |
| crak {m} | :: alternative spelling of crac |
| crampón {m} | :: crampon |
| craneal {adj} | :: cranial (pertaining to the cranium) |
| craneano {adj} | :: cranial |
| cranear {v} | :: to dream up, think up |
| cráneo {m} | :: skull, cranium |
| craneoencefálico {adj} | :: craneoencephalic |
| craneofacial {adj} | :: craniofacial |
| craneología {f} | :: craniology |
| craneosinostosis {f} | :: craniosynostosis |
| craneotomía {f} [surgery] | :: craniotomy |
| craniectomía {f} | :: craniectomy |
| crápula {f} [rare] | :: drunkenness |
| crápula {f} | :: crapula |
| crapuloso {adj} | :: drunken |
| craqueo {m} | :: cracking |
| cras {adv} [obsolete] | :: tomorrow |
| crasamente {adv} | :: crassly |
| crash {m} [economics] | :: crash |
| crash {m} [computing] | :: crash |
| craso {adj} | :: unpardonable |
| craso {adj} | :: crass |
| craso {adj} | :: thick |
| -crata {suffix} | :: -crat |
| Crater {prop} | :: Crater (a constellation) |
| cráter {m} | :: crater |
| cratera {f} | :: alternative spelling of crátera |
| crátera {f} | :: krater |
| cratercillo {m} | :: diminutive of cráter |
| cratérico {adj} | :: crater |
| cratón {m} | :: craton |
| craxismo {m} | :: Craxism |
| crayola {f} [Cuba, Mexico, Peru] | :: crayon |
| crayón {m} [Argentina, Guatemala, Honduras, Uruguay] | :: crayon |
| creación {f} | :: creation |
| creación {f} | :: invention |
| creacionismo {m} | :: creationism |
| creacionista {mf} | :: creationist |
| creacionista {adj} | :: creationist, creationistic |
| creador {m} | :: creator |
| creadora {f} | :: feminine noun of creador |
| crear {vt} | :: to create |
| crearse {v} | :: (reflexive of crear) |
| creatina {f} [organic compound] | :: creatine |
| creatinina {f} [organic compound] | :: creatinine |
| creativamente {adv} | :: creatively |
| creatividad {f} | :: creativity |
| creativo {adj} | :: creative |
| crecedero {adj} | :: That can grow or expand |
| crecedero {adj} | :: Of a piece of clothing, that can accommodate the growth of a child |
| crecepelo {m} | :: hair-restorer |
| crecer {v} | :: to grow |
| crecer como la espuma {v} [idiomatic, simile] | :: to shoot up |
| creces {fp} | :: growth, increases, gains |
| crecidamente {adv} [rare] | :: largely, hugely |
| crecidísimo {adj} | :: superlative of crecido |
| crecidito {adj} | :: diminutive of crecido |
| crecido {adj} | :: grown |
| crecido {adj} | :: grown-up |
| creciente {adj} | :: crescent, of a waxing moon |
| creciente {adj} | :: increasing |
| creciente {m} [heraldiccharge] | :: crescent |
| Creciente fértil {prop} {m} | :: Fertile Crescent (crescent-shaped arc of fertile land) |
| crecientemente {adv} | :: increasingly |
| crecimiento {m} | :: growth |
| credencia {f} | :: credence table |
| credencial {adj} | :: credential |
| credencial {f} | :: documentary evidence of one's entitlement to credit or authority; credentials or documents |
| credibilidad {f} | :: credibility |
| crediticio {adj} | :: relating to credit |
| crédito {m} [finance] | :: credit |
| credo {m} [religion] | :: creed |
| credo {m} [pray] | :: Creed |
| crédulamente {adv} | :: gullibly |
| credulidad {f} | :: gullibility |
| crédulo {adj} | :: gullible |
| creedor {m} | :: obsolete spelling of acreedor |
| creencia {f} | :: belief |
| creencial {adj} [attributive] | :: belief |
| creepypasta {f} | :: creepypasta |
| creer {vt} | :: to believe |
| creer {vt} | :: to think, to believe, to reckon, to be of the opinion |
| creerse {v} | :: reflexive of creer |
| creérselo {v} | :: to buy into |
| creíble {adj} | :: credible, believable |
| creído {adj} | :: big-headed, conceited, stuck up, arrogant, smug |
| crema {f} | :: cream (cosmetic product) |
| crema {f} [Latin America] | :: cream (dairy product) |
| crema {f} | :: soup with cream |
| crema {f} | :: custard |
| crema {f} [Latin America, colloquial] | :: mess (disorder) |
| crema {f} [rare] | :: dieresis |
| crema agria {f} | :: sour cream |
| crema batida {f} [Latin America] | :: whipped cream |
| crema catalana {f} | :: A dessert very similar to crème brûlée |
| cremación {f} | :: cremation |
| crema hidratante {f} | :: moisturising cream |
| cremallera {interj} | :: zip it, shush |
| cremallera {f} | :: zip fastener; zipper |
| cremallera {f} [mechanical] | :: rack |
| crema pastelera {f} | :: confectioner's cream |
| cremar {v} | :: to cremate |
| cremáster {m} | :: cremaster |
| cremastérico {adj} [anatomy] | :: cremasteric |
| crematístico {adj} | :: financial, economic |
| crematorio {adj} | :: crematory |
| crematorio {m} | :: crematorium |
| cremería {f} | :: dairy |
| cremería {f} | :: milk and dairy shop |
| cremita {f} | :: diminutive of crema |
| cremosidad {f} | :: creaminess |
| cremoso {adj} | :: creamy |
| crenado {adj} | :: creante |
| crencha {f} | :: parting (line in hair) |
| crencha {f} | :: parting either side of the hair |
| creolina {f} | :: creolin |
| creolística {f} [linguistics] | :: creolistics |
| creosota {f} | :: creosote |
| creosotar {vt} | :: to creosote |
| crep {m} | :: crepe |
| crepa {f} | :: crêpe |
| crepé {m} | :: crêpe (textile) |
| crepitación {f} | :: crackling (sound) |
| crepitante {m} | :: rales, crackles |
| crepitar {v} | :: to crackle |
| crepuscular {adj} | :: crepuscular |
| crepúsculo {m} | :: dusk |
| crepúsculo {m} | :: twilight |
| cresa {f} | :: larva |
| crescendo {m} | :: crescendo |
| cresol {m} [organic compound] | :: cresol |
| crespar {v} [obsolete] | :: to curl |
| crespo {adj} | :: frizzy (especially of hair) |
| crespo {m} | :: curl |
| crespón {m} | :: crepe, crape (fabric) |
| cresta {f} | :: comb (of a chicken or other bird) |
| cresta {f} | :: crest (of an animal) |
| cresta {f} | :: sharp peaks (of a mountain) |
| cresta {f} | :: ridge (of a wave) |
| cresta {f} | :: Mohawk hairstyle |
| cresta {interj} [Chile] | :: shit (failure) |
| cresta de gallo {f} | :: yellow rattle |
| crestado rodesiano {m} | :: Rhodesian Ridgeback |
| crestería {f} [architecture] | :: battlement |
| crestomatía {f} | :: chrestomathy |
| crestón {m} | :: crest of a helmet |
| crestudo {adj} | :: crested |
| creta {f} [geology] | :: chalk (rock) |
| creta {f} [Dominican Republic] | :: The labia minora; the vaginal lips |
| Creta {prop} {f} | :: Crete (island) |
| cretáceo {adj} | :: Cretaceous |
| Cretáceo {prop} {m} | :: the Cretaceous |
| cretácico {adj} | :: Cretaceous |
| Cretácico {prop} {m} | :: the Cretaceous |
| cretense {adj} | :: Cretan |
| cretense {mf} | :: Cretan |
| cretina {f} | :: feminine noun of cretino |
| cretinez {f} | :: stupidity |
| cretinismo {m} | :: cretinism (the disease) |
| cretinización {f} | :: cretinization |
| cretino {adj} | :: Affected by cretinism; cretinous |
| cretino {adj} | :: Stupid |
| cretino {m} | :: A person affected by cretinism |
| cretino {m} | :: An idiot |
| cretona {f} | :: cretonne |
| crevar {vt} [Louisiana] | :: alternative form of quebrar to break |
| crew {m} | :: crew |
| creyente {adj} | :: believing |
| creyente {adj} | :: religious, pious, devout |
| creyón {m} [Colombia, Venezuela, Canary Islands] | :: crayon |
| cría {f} [colloquial] | :: kid |
| cría {f} | :: kid, pup, cria |
| cría {f} | :: litter |
| cría {f} | :: childrearing |
| cría {f} | :: breeding, rearing of an animal |
| criada {f} | :: servant, maidservant |
| criada de casa {f} | :: housemaid |
| criadero {m} [agriculture] | :: a nursery or a place for breeding animals, especially livestock and seedlings |
| criadilla {f} | :: diminutive of criada |
| criadilla {f} [cuisine] | :: testicle |
| criadita {f} | :: soubrette |
| criado {m} | :: servant |
| criador {m} | :: breeder |
| criadora {f} | :: feminine noun of criador |
| críalo {m} | :: cuckoo (a number of different species) |
| crianza {f} | :: upbringing |
| crianza {f} | :: education |
| criar {vt} | :: to rear or raise (e.g., a child) |
| criar {vp} | :: to grow up |
| criar malvas {v} [idiomatic] | :: to push up daisies |
| criarse {v} | :: reflexive of criar |
| criatura {f} | :: creature (living being), critter |
| criatura {f} | :: small child, infant |
| criaturita {f} | :: diminutive of criatura; little creature |
| criazón {f} [archaic] | :: house, household |
| criazón {f} [rare] | :: domestic staff, servants |
| criazón {f} [rare] | :: rearing or breeding of animals |
| criba {f} | :: sieve |
| criba {f} | :: sifting; sifting out process |
| cribador {m} | :: sieve; sift |
| cribar {vt} | :: to sieve, sift |
| criboso {adj} | :: cribrose |
| cricket {m} | :: alternative spelling of críquet |
| cricotiroideo {m} | :: cricothyroid |
| Crimea {prop} {f} | :: Crimea |
| crimen {m} | :: violent crime (for non-violent crimes use delito) |
| crimen de lesa humanidad {m} | :: crime against humanity |
| crimen organizado {m} | :: organized crime |
| crimeo {adj} | :: Crimean |
| crimeo {m} | :: Crimean |
| criminal {adj} | :: criminal |
| criminal {mf} | :: criminal |
| criminalidad {f} | :: criminality, crime |
| criminalista {mf} | :: criminal lawyer |
| criminalista {adj} | :: criminal lawyer |
| criminalística {f} | :: forensic science |
| criminalístico {adj} | :: criminalistic |
| criminalización {f} | :: criminalization |
| criminalizar {vt} [figurative] | :: to criminalize (to treat as a criminal) |
| criminalmente {adv} | :: criminally |
| criminar {v} | :: to incriminate |
| criminar {v} | :: to censure |
| criminóloga {f} | :: feminine noun of criminólogo |
| criminología {f} | :: criminology |
| criminológico {adj} | :: criminological |
| criminólogo {m} | :: criminologist |
| criminoso {adj} | :: criminal |
| crin {f} | :: mane |
| crinar {v} | :: to comb |
| crinoideo {m} | :: crinoid |
| crio- {prefix} | :: cryo- |
| crío {m} [colloquial] | :: kid [used in Spain] |
| crioconservación {f} | :: cryopreservation |
| crioelectrónico {adj} | :: cryoelectronic |
| crioesfinge {f} [Egyptian mythology] | :: criosphinx |
| criogenia {f} | :: cryogenics |
| criogénicamente {adv} | :: cryogenically |
| criogénico {adj} | :: cryogenic |
| criogenización {f} | :: cryogenization |
| criogenizar {v} | :: to cryogenically freeze |
| criollada {f} | :: Set of all things creole |
| criollada {f} | :: Set of all things Latin American |
| criollazo {m} | :: Creole music group |
| criollísimo {adj} | :: superlative of criollo |
| criollismo {m} | :: Creole word |
| criollista {mf} | :: creolist |
| criollito {m} | :: diminutive of criollo |
| criollización {f} | :: creolization |
| criollo {adj} | :: creole |
| criollo {adj} [Latin America] | :: unmixed European-descended Latin American |
| criollo {adj} | :: Latin American |
| criollo {m} | :: creole |
| criollo {m} [Latin America] | :: Latin American of unmixed European descent |
| criollo {m} | :: Latin American |
| criollo haitiano {m} | :: Haitian Creole |
| criomagnético {adj} | :: cryomagnetic |
| crión {m} [Louisiana] | :: pencil |
| criónica {f} | :: cryonics |
| crionicista {mf} | :: cryonicist |
| criopreservación {f} | :: cryopreservation |
| criopreservar {v} | :: to cryopreserve |
| crioscópico {adj} | :: cryoscopic |
| criovolcán {m} | :: cryovolcano |
| cripta {f} | :: crypt |
| crípticamente {adv} | :: cryptically |
| críptico {adj} | :: cryptic |
| críptido {m} [cryptozoology] | :: cryptid |
| cripto- {prefix} | :: crypto- |
| criptoactivo {m} | :: cryptocurrency |
| criptoanálisis {f} | :: cryptanalysis |
| criptoanalista {mf} | :: cryptoanalyst |
| criptobiosis {f} | :: cryptobiosis |
| criptocromo {m} | :: cryptochrome |
| criptodivisa {f} | :: cryptocurrency |
| criptógama {f} | :: cryptogam |
| criptogámico {adj} | :: cryptogamic |
| criptógamo {adj} | :: cryptogamic |
| criptógrafa {f} | :: feminine noun of criptógrafo |
| criptografía {f} | :: cryptography |
| criptográficamente {adv} | :: cryptographically |
| criptográfico {adj} | :: cryptographic |
| criptógrafo {m} | :: cryptographer |
| criptograma {m} | :: cryptogram |
| criptojudío {adj} | :: Crypto-Jewish |
| criptología {f} | :: cryptology |
| criptomoneda {f} | :: cryptocurrency |
| criptón {m} | :: krypton |
| criptopórtico {m} [architecture] | :: cryptoporticus |
| criptorquidia {f} [medicine] | :: cryptorchidism |
| criptosistema {m} | :: cryptosystem |
| criptozoología {f} | :: cryptozoology |
| criptozoólogo {m} | :: cryptozoologist |
| críquet {m} | :: cricket (sport) |
| criquetista {mf} | :: cricketer |
| crisálida {f} | :: chrysalis |
| Crisanta {prop} {m} | :: given name |
| crisantemo {m} | :: chrysanthemum |
| Crisanto {prop} | :: given name |
| Crisanto {prop} | :: surname |
| crisis {f} | :: crisis |
| crisis {f} | :: attack; fit |
| crisis de comportamiento {f} | :: behavioral crisis |
| crisis de migraña {f} | :: migraine attack |
| crisis de migraña {f} | :: A recurrent series of migraines which may be diagnosed by a doctor as a medical issue |
| crisma {mf} | :: chrism |
| crisma {mf} [colloquial] | :: noggin, block, nut (head) |
| crismal {adj} | :: chrismal |
| crismar {v} | :: to apply or rub chrism |
| crismar {v} [religion, by extension] | :: to confirm |
| crismón {m} | :: Chi Rho |
| crisoberilo {m} | :: chrysoberyl |
| crisol {m} | :: crucible |
| crisol {m} [figurative] | :: melting pot |
| crisoprasa {f} | :: chrysoprase |
| Crisóstomo {prop} {m} | :: given name |
| Crisóstomo {prop} {m} | :: surname |
| crisotilo {m} [mineral] | :: chrysotile |
| crispación {f} | :: tensing |
| crispación {f} | :: annoyance, pestering |
| crispador {adj} | :: irritating |
| crispar {v} | :: to irritate |
| crispar {v} | :: to twitch |
| crispeta {f} [Colombia] | :: popcorn |
| Crispín {prop} {m} | :: given name |
| Crispulo {m} | :: given name |
| crista {f} | :: crest (of a helmet) |
| cristadelfiano {adj} | :: Christadelphian |
| cristadelfiano {m} | :: Christadelphian |
| cristal {m} | :: crystal |
| cristal {m} | :: glass, glassware |
| cristal {m} | :: window pane |
| cristalazo {m} | :: smashing of windows |
| cristalera {f} | :: display case |
| cristalera {f} | :: French window |
| cristalera {f} | :: feminine noun of cristalero |
| cristalería {f} | :: glassware |
| cristalería {f} | :: glasswork |
| cristalería {f} | :: glassware shop |
| cristalero {m} | :: glass maker |
| cristalinamente {adv} | :: in a crystal clear way |
| cristalinidad {f} | :: crystallinity |
| cristalino {adj} | :: crystalline |
| cristalino {m} [anatomy] | :: lens |
| cristalito {m} | :: diminutive of cristal |
| cristalización {f} | :: crystallization |
| cristalizadero {m} | :: a laboratory where cocaine is produced |
| cristalizar {v} | :: to crystallize |
| cristalógrafa {f} | :: feminine noun of cristalógrafo |
| cristalografía {f} | :: crystallography |
| cristalográfico {adj} | :: crystallographic |
| cristalógrafo {m} | :: crystallographer |
| cristaloide {f} | :: crystalloid |
| cristera {f} | :: feminine noun of cristero |
| cristero {adj} | :: relating or belonging to the anti-secularist side during the Cristero War |
| cristero {m} | :: Cristero (member of the anti-secularist side during the Cristero War) |
| Cristiada {prop} {f} | :: The Cristero War |
| Cristián {prop} {m} | :: given name |
| cristiana {f} | :: feminine noun of cristiano |
| cristianamente {adv} | :: in a Christian manner |
| cristianar {v} [Christianity] | :: to baptise |
| cristiandad {f} | :: Christianity, Christendom |
| cristianidad {f} [uncommon or obsolete] | :: alternative form of cristiandad |
| cristianísimo {adj} | :: most Christian, often in reference to the French monarchs, who are styled "His Most Christian Majesty" (= el rey cristianísimo) |
| cristianismo {m} | :: Christianity |
| cristianismo {m} [rare] | :: baptism |
| cristianización {f} | :: Christianization |
| cristianizar {v} | :: to Christianize |
| cristiano {adj} | :: Christian (of the Christian religion) |
| cristiano {m} | :: Christian (member of the Christian religion) |
| cristiano {m} [colloquial] | :: guy (person) |
| cristianodemócrata {adj} | :: Christian Democratic |
| cristianodemócrata {mf} | :: Christian Democrat |
| cristicamporismo {m} | :: the political beliefs or philosophy of Cristina Kirchner; the bloc within La Cámpora adhering to or supporting such beliefs |
| cristífero {adj} [attributive] | :: Christ |
| cristina {f} | :: feminine noun of cristino |
| cristina {f} | :: A kind of military hat |
| Cristina {prop} {f} | :: given name |
| Cristina {prop} {f} [slang, Puerto Rico] | :: marijuana, weed |
| cristinear {v} [slang, Puerto Rico] | :: to smoke marijuana |
| cristinismo {m} | :: The politics of Cristina Fernández de Kirchner, former president of Argentina |
| cristinista {adj} | :: Of or relating to Cristina Fernández de Kirchner (president of Argentina 2007-2015) or her political beliefs |
| cristinista {mf} | :: A supporter of Cristina Fernández de Kirchner |
| cristino {adj} | :: Supporting Isabella II of Spain during the Carlist Wars |
| cristino {m} | :: A supporter of Isabella II of Spain during the Carlist Wars |
| cristo {m} | :: Jesus (representation of Jesus Christ) |
| Cristo {prop} {m} | :: Christ |
| Cristóbal {prop} {m} | :: given name |
| cristología {f} [theology] | :: Christology |
| cristológico {adj} | :: Christological |
| Cristopher {prop} {m} | :: given name of modern usage |
| crísum {m} | :: crissum |
| criteriada {f} | :: feminine noun of criteriado |
| criteriado {m} [legal] | :: witness |
| criterio {m} | :: criterion |
| criterio {m} | :: capacity to judge or take a decision |
| crítica {f} | :: criticism |
| crítica {f} | :: feminine noun of crítico |
| criticable {adj} | :: reprehensible, criticizable |
| criticadera {f} [derogatory] | :: A tendency to frequently make critical or negative comments |
| críticamente {adv} | :: critically |
| criticar {vt} | :: to criticize |
| criticidad {f} | :: criticality |
| criticismo {m} | :: criticism |
| crítico {adj} | :: critical (inclined to criticize), judgmental |
| crítico {adj} | :: critical (pertaining to a crisis) |
| crítico {m} | :: critic (a person who appraises the works of others) |
| criticóloga {f} | :: critic |
| criticólogo {m} | :: critic |
| criticón {adj} | :: captious, cavilling, nitpicky |
| criticón {m} | :: fussbudget |
| critpozoóloga {f} | :: feminine noun of criptozoólogo |
| croac {m} | :: ribbit |
| Croacia {prop} {f} | :: Croatia |
| croar {v} | :: to ribbit, to croak |
| croasán {m} | :: croissant |
| croata {adj} | :: Croatian (relating to Croatia) |
| croata {mf} | :: Croatian (person) |
| croata {m} | :: Croatian (language) |
| crocante {adj} | :: brittle |
| croché {m} [sewing] | :: crochet |
| crochet {m} | :: alternative form of croché |
| crocodiliano {m} | :: crocodilian |
| crocodiliforme {m} | :: crocodilian |
| crocodilio {m} | :: crocodilian |
| crocodilo {m} | :: rare form of cocodrilo |
| crocodilomorfo {m} | :: crocodylomorph |
| crocoíta {f} [mineral] | :: crocoite |
| croissant {m} | :: alternative form of cruasán |
| crol {m} | :: crawl (swimming style) |
| cromado {m} [metallurgy] | :: chromium plating |
| cromar {v} [metallurgy] | :: to chrome |
| cromar {v} [metallurgy] | :: to electroplate |
| cromáticamente {adv} | :: chromatically |
| cromaticidad {f} | :: chromaticity |
| cromático {adj} | :: chromatic |
| cromático {adj} [music] | :: chromatic |
| cromátida {f} [genetics] | :: chromatid |
| cromatina {f} | :: chromatin |
| cromatismo {m} | :: chromatism |
| cromato {m} [inorganic chemistry] | :: chromate |
| cromatóforo {m} | :: chromatophore |
| cromatografía {f} | :: chromatography |
| cromatográficamente {adv} | :: chromatographically |
| cromatográfico {adj} | :: chromatographic |
| cromatógrafo {m} | :: chromatograph (machine) |
| cromatológico {adj} | :: chromatological |
| crómico {adj} [inorganic chemistry] | :: chromic |
| crominancia {f} | :: chrominance |
| cromista {adj} | :: chromist |
| cromista {m} | :: chromist |
| cromita {f} [mineral] | :: chromite |
| crómlech {m} | :: stone circle |
| cromo {m} | :: chromium |
| cromo {m} | :: trading card |
| cromodinámica {f} | :: chromodynamics |
| cromóforo {m} [chemistry] | :: chromophore |
| cromóforo {adj} [chemistry] | :: chromophoric |
| cromogranina {f} [protein] | :: chromogranin |
| cromómero {m} [genetics] | :: chromomere |
| cromoplasto {m} [cytology] | :: chromoplast |
| cromoproteína {f} [protein] | :: chromoprotein |
| cromosfera {f} | :: chromosphere |
| cromosoma {m} | :: chromosome |
| cromosomático {adj} | :: chromosomal |
| cromosómicamente {adv} | :: chromosomically |
| cromosómico {adj} | :: chromosomal |
| crónica {f} | :: chronicle |
| crónicamente {adv} | :: chronically |
| cronicidad {f} | :: chronicity |
| crónico {adj} | :: chronic |
| cronicón {m} | :: short chronicle |
| cronificación {f} | :: The state of becoming chronic |
| cronificar {vt} | :: to make chronic or permanent |
| cronificar {vi} | :: to become chronic |
| cronista {mf} | :: chronicler |
| cronista {mf} [journalism] | :: reporter |
| cronístico {adj} | :: chronical (attributive) |
| crono- {prefix} | :: chrono- (relating to time) |
| crono {m} | :: time trial |
| Crono {prop} {m} | :: alternative form of Cronos |
| Crono {prop} {m} | :: alternative form of Chronos |
| cronobiológico {adj} | :: chronobiological (pertaining to chronobiology) |
| cronoescalada {f} [cycling] | :: uphill time trial |
| cronoestratigrafía {f} | :: chronostratigraphy |
| cronoestratigráfico {adj} | :: chronostratigraphic (pertaining to or derived using chronostratigraphy) |
| cronógrafo {m} | :: chronograph |
| cronograma {m} | :: timeline |
| cronolecto {m} | :: chronolect |
| cronología {f} | :: chronology |
| cronología {f} | :: timeline |
| cronológicamente {adv} | :: chronologically |
| cronológico {adj} | :: chronological |
| cronomarcador {m} | :: timestamp (date and time of an event) |
| cronometrador {adj} | :: timekeeping |
| cronometrador {m} | :: timekeeper |
| cronometraje {m} | :: timing |
| cronometrar {v} | :: to time (using a timer) |
| cronometría {f} | :: chronometry |
| cronométrico {adj} | :: chronometric (of or relating to chronometers or to chronometry) |
| cronómetro {m} | :: chronometer |
| cronómetro {m} | :: stopwatch |
| Cronos {prop} {m} [Greek god] | :: Cronus (titan) |
| cronostratigráfico {adj} | :: alternative form of cronoestratigráfico |
| cronotipo {m} | :: chronotype (factors that determine if an individual is most alert in the morning or evening) |
| cronotoxicidad {f} | :: chronotoxicity |
| cronut {m} | :: cronut |
| crooner {m} | :: crooner |
| croqueta {f} | :: croquette |
| croquis {m} | :: A sketch |
| crossover {m} | :: crossover (car) |
| crótalo {m} | :: rattlesnake |
| crotaloteo {m} | :: rattle; rattling (sound) |
| crotamitón {m} | :: crotamiton |
| croto {m} | :: castor (plant) |
| crotonato {adj} | :: crotonate |
| crotorar {v} | :: to make the sound of a stork, a clattering of the bills |
| crotorear {v} | :: to make the sound of a stork, a clattering of the bills |
| crotoxina {f} [protein] | :: crotoxin |
| croupier {m} | :: alternative form of crupier |
| crowdfunding {m} | :: crowdfunding |
| Crta. {f} | :: abbreviation of carretera (highway) |
| cruasán {m} | :: croissant (a flaky roll or pastry in a form of a crescent) |
| cruce {m} | :: crossroads |
| cruce {m} | :: action of crossing or traversing (a room, street, sea, etc.), or time elapsed for it |
| cruce {m} | :: action, effect or product of crossbreeding |
| cruce {m} | :: crosswalk |
| cruce {m} | :: crossing (action of causing to cross) |
| crucecita {f} | :: diminutive of cruz |
| cruceñidad {f} | :: The state of being from Santa Cruz de la Sierra |
| cruceño {adj} | :: Of or from Santa Cruz de la Sierra |
| cruceño {m} | :: Someone from Santa Cruz de la Sierra |
| cruce peatonal {f} | :: pedestrian overpass |
| crucera {f} | :: cruiser (motorbike) |
| crucería {f} [architecture] | :: ribs; ribbing |
| crucerista {mf} | :: cruise passenger |
| crucerito {m} | :: diminutive of crucero |
| crucero {m} | :: cruise |
| crucero {m} | :: cruiser |
| crucero {m} | :: crossing |
| crucero {m} [architecture] | :: crossing |
| cruceta {f} | :: crosspiece |
| cruceta {f} | :: crosshead |
| cruceta {f} | :: turnstile |
| cruceta {f} [video games] | :: cross-shaped video game controller; d-pad |
| cruceta {f} | :: The plant Cruciata laevipes |
| cruceta {f} [Mexico] | :: The cactus Acanthocereus tetragonus used as vegetable |
| crucial {adj} | :: crucial |
| crucialmente {adv} | :: crucially |
| crucífera {f} | :: crucifer |
| crucificar {v} | :: to crucify, nail to a cross |
| crucificar {v} | :: to torment |
| crucifijo {m} | :: crucifix |
| crucifixión {f} | :: crucifixion; execution on a cross |
| cruciforme {adj} | :: cruciform |
| crucigrama {m} | :: crossword |
| crucis {adj} | :: only used in via crucis: of the Cross |
| crucita {f} | :: diminutive of cruz |
| cruda {f} [Mexico] | :: hangover (illness caused by a previous bout of heavy drinking) |
| crudamente {adv} | :: crudely, roughly, harshly |
| crudelísimo {adj} | :: superlative of cruel |
| crudeza {f} | :: cruelness |
| crudeza {f} | :: crudeness |
| crudísimo {adj} | :: superlative of crudo |
| crudito {adj} | :: diminutive of crudo |
| crudivegana {f} | :: feminine noun of crudivegano |
| crudivegano {m} | :: a raw vegan or crude vegan (someone who eats raw vegan food) |
| crudívoro {adj} | :: crudivorous |
| crudívoro {m} | :: crudivore |
| crudo {adj} | :: raw (uncooked) |
| crudo {adj} | :: undercooked, rare, underdone |
| crudo {adj} | :: crude (being in a natural state) |
| crudo {adj} | :: harsh, brutal, blunt |
| crudo {m} | :: crude oil |
| crudo {m} | :: dish made of raw meat or fish |
| cruel {adj} | :: cruel |
| crueldad {f} | :: cruelty |
| cruelísimo {adj} | :: superlative of cruel |
| cruelmente {adv} | :: cruelly |
| cruentamente {adv} | :: bloodily |
| cruentísimo {adj} | :: superlative of cruente |
| cruento {adj} | :: bloody |
| crujiente {adj} | :: crispy, crisp, crunchy, crusty |
| crujir {v} | :: to creak, to crack [high-pitched, sharp sound] |
| crujir {v} | :: to rustle, to crackle, to snap |
| crumble {m} | :: crumble |
| crunch {m} | :: crunch (exercise) |
| crúor {m} [formal] | :: blood |
| crupier {mf} | :: croupier |
| crural {adj} [anatomy] | :: crural |
| crustáceo {m} | :: crustacean |
| crustoso {adj} [lichenology] | :: crustose |
| Crux {prop} {f} [constellation] | :: Southern Cross (constellation) |
| cruz {f} | :: cross |
| cruz {f} [heraldiccharge] | :: cross |
| cruz {f} [figuratively] | :: torture; misery |
| cruz {f} | :: tails (side of a coin) |
| Cruz {prop} {f} {m} | :: surname |
| Cruz {prop} {f} {m} | :: given name |
| Cruz {prop} {f} {m} [rare] | :: given name |
| cruzada {f} | :: crusade |
| cruzado {adj} | :: crossed |
| cruzado {m} | :: crusader |
| cruzamiento {m} | :: crossing; cross (point at which two or more things overlap) |
| cruzar {v} | :: to cross [including of legs] |
| cruzar {v} | :: to exchange [words] |
| cruzar {v} | :: to fold [arms] |
| cruzar {v} | :: to crossbreed |
| cruzar la cara {v} [idiomatic] | :: to slap (someone in the face) |
| cruzarse {v} | :: reflexive of cruzar |
| cruzársele los cables {v} [idiom] | :: to get one's wires crossed |
| Cruzat {prop} | :: surname |
| Cruz del Sur {prop} {f} [constellation] | :: Southern Cross (constellation) |
| cruzeiro {m} | :: cruzeiro (currency) |
| cruz gamada {f} | :: swastika |
| Cruz Roja {prop} {f} | :: Red Cross |
| cruzrojista {mf} | :: A Red Cross worker |
| cryptomeria {f} | :: cryptomeria |
| C's {prop} {mp} | :: abbreviation of Ciudadanos |
| Cs {prop} {mp} | :: abbreviation of Ciudadanos |
| CS {prop} | :: abbreviation of Chiapas (Mexican state) |
| CSIC {prop} | :: acronym of Consejo Superior de Investigaciones Científicas the Spanish state research facility |
| ctenóforo {m} [zoology] | :: ctenophore |
| Ctesifonte {prop} [historical] | :: Ctesifonte (ancient capital) |
| CTIM {n} [acronym of] | :: ciencia, tecnología, ingeniería y matemáticas; STEM |
| ctónico {adj} | :: chthonic |
| ctvo. {m} | :: abbreviation of centavo |
| cu {f} | :: Name of the letter q |
| cuac {m} | :: quack |
| cuaco {m} | :: (Chile) black-crowned night heron |
| cuacuacuá {m} | :: claptrap; blah |
| cuada {f} | :: feminine noun of cuado |
| cuaderna {f} [nautical] | :: timber |
| cuaderna {f} [nautical] | :: rib (piece of timber) |
| cuadernillo {m} | :: diminutive of cuaderno |
| cuadernito {m} | :: diminutive of cuaderno |
| cuaderno {m} | :: notebook |
| cuado {adj} | :: Of or relating to the Quadi tribe |
| cuado {m} | :: Member of the Quadi tribe |
| cuadra {f} [Latin America] | :: city block |
| cuadra {f} [Latin America] | :: A unit of length and area. Roughly equivalent to 100 meters or 1 hectare, respectively, although the exact size differs from country to country |
| cuadrable {adj} | :: Possible to put together |
| cuadraciclo {m} | :: ATV; quad bike |
| cuadradito {m} | :: diminutive of cuadrado |
| cuadrado {adj} | :: square |
| cuadrado {m} [geometry] | :: square (shape) |
| cuadrado {m} [mathematics] | :: square (product) |
| cuadrado {m} [typography, printing] | :: quad, quadrat |
| cuadrado {m} [coining] | :: die |
| cuadrado {m} [astrology] | :: quadrate |
| cuadrado crural {m} | :: quadratus femoris |
| cuadrado lumbar {m} | :: quadratus lumborum |
| cuadrado mágico {m} | :: magic square |
| cuadrafónico {adj} | :: quadraphonic |
| cuadragésima {f} | :: feminine noun of cuadragésimo |
| cuadragésimo {adj} | :: fortieth |
| cuadragésimo {m} | :: fortieth |
| cuadrangular {adj} | :: quadrangular |
| cuadrángulo {m} | :: quadrangle |
| cuadrante {m} | :: quadrant |
| cuadrante {m} | :: timetable |
| cuadrar {v} | :: to conform |
| cuadrar {v} | :: to square |
| cuadrar {v} | :: to please |
| cuadrar {v} | :: to fit |
| cuadrar {v} | :: to add up, make sense |
| cuadrático {adj} | :: quadratic |
| cuadratrac {m} | :: quad bike |
| cuadratriz {f} | :: quadratix |
| cuadratura {f} | :: quadrature, squaring |
| cuádriceps {m} | :: quadriceps |
| cuadriciclo {f} | :: ATV |
| cuadricipital {adj} | :: quadricipital |
| cuadrícula {f} | :: grid (rectangular array of squares or rectangles of equal size) |
| cuadriculado {adj} | :: squared, grid [marked out with a grid] |
| cuadriculado {adj} | :: narrow-minded, rigid, inflexible [having restricted or rigid views, and being unreceptive to new ideas.] |
| cuadricular {adj} | :: squared, checkered |
| cuadricular {v} | :: to draw a grid on |
| cuadridimensional {adj} [algebraic geometry, physics] | :: four-dimensional |
| cuadrienio {m} | :: quadrennium, four-year period |
| cuadriga {f} | :: quadriga |
| cuadrigémino {adj} | :: quadrigeminal |
| cuadril {m} | :: haunch |
| cuadril {m} | :: hock (meat) |
| cuadrilátero {adj} | :: quadrilateral |
| cuadrilátero {m} [geometry] | :: quadrilateral |
| cuadrilátero {m} [sport] | :: boxing ring |
| cuadrilingüe {adj} | :: quadrilingual |
| cuadrilla {f} | :: crew, team |
| cuadrilla {f} | :: gang (number of friends or persons associated for a particular purpose) |
| cuadrilla {f} [derogatory] | :: gang (group of criminals or alleged criminals) |
| cuadrilla {f} [bullfighting] | :: cuadrilla |
| cuadrillera {f} | :: feminine noun of cuadrillero |
| cuadrillero {m} | :: worker in a team |
| cuadrillero {m} | :: gangleader |
| cuadrillo {m} | :: number sign; hash |
| cuadrilongo {adj} | :: quadrangular |
| cuadrilongo {m} | :: quadrangle |
| cuadrimomento {m} | :: four-momentum |
| cuadringentésimo {adj} | :: four hundredth |
| cuadripléjica {f} | :: feminine noun of cuadripléjico |
| cuadripléjico {adj} | :: quadriplegic |
| cuadripléjico {m} | :: quadriplegic |
| cuadriplicar {v} | :: to quadruple |
| cuadripolo {m} | :: quadripole |
| cuadrito {m} | :: diminutive of cuadro; small painting |
| cuadrivector {m} | :: four-vector |
| cuadrivelocidad {f} | :: four-velocity |
| cuadro {m} | :: square |
| cuadro {m} | :: painting |
| cuadro {m} | :: picture |
| cuadro {m} | :: infield |
| cuadro {m} | :: squad |
| cuadro de diálogo {m} [computing, graphical user interface] | :: dialog box |
| cuadroide {adj} | :: squaroid |
| cuadro vivo {m} | :: An arrangement of figures or actors as if in a painting; a tableau |
| cuadrúpedo {m} | :: A quadruped |
| cuadrúpedo {adj} | :: quadrupedal |
| cuádruple {m} | :: quadruple |
| cuádruple {adj} | :: quadruple, four-time |
| cuádruple {adj} | :: four-part |
| cuadruplicación {f} | :: quadruplication |
| cuadruplicar {vt} | :: to quadruple |
| cuadrupolar {adj} | :: quadrupolar |
| cuadrupolo {m} | :: quadrupole |
| cuaima {f} [Venezuela] | :: Lachesis muta, bushmaster |
| cuaima {f} [Venezuela, slang] | :: jealous woman |
| cuajada {f} | :: milk curd |
| cuajada {f} | :: A dessert from northern Spain. It consists of a thick-set yogurt made from sheep's milk, and is commonly flavored with honey |
| cuajadita {f} | :: diminutive of cuajada |
| cuajar {v} | :: to curdle |
| cuajar {v} | :: to gel |
| cuajar {v} [colloquial] | :: to please |
| cuajarón {m} | :: coagulate |
| cuajinicuil {m} | :: a tropical shade tree with edible fruit, Inga spuria, Inga jinicuil, or w:Inga edulis, of the family Fabaceae |
| cuajinicuil {m} | :: the fruit of this tree |
| cuajo {m} | :: rennet |
| cuajo {m} | :: curd |
| cuajo {m} | :: calmness, patience |
| cual {adv} [formal, literary] | :: like, as, in the manner of |
| cual {pron} [formal, literary] | :: suchlike, like (which), such as |
| cuál {pron} [interrogative pronoun, as part of a question] | :: what (in terms of a very specific item); which, which one |
| cuales {pron} | :: plural of cual |
| cuáles {pron} | :: plural of cuál |
| cuál es tu nombre {phrase} | :: what is your name? |
| cualidad {f} | :: quality (property or attribute) |
| cualificación {f} | :: qualification |
| cualificar {v} | :: to qualify |
| cualitativamente {adv} | :: qualitatively |
| cualitativo {adj} | :: qualitative |
| cualque {adj} [obsolete] | :: any; some |
| cualquiera {pron} | :: anyone, whoever, whomever |
| cualquiera {adj} | :: any, whatever, whichever |
| cualquiera {m} | :: a person of no importance; a nobody, zero |
| cualquiera {f} [slang] | :: a female prostitute |
| cuan {adv} [rare] | :: how, to what extent |
| cuán {adv} | :: Accented form of cuan (used when interrogative or exclamatory) |
| cuando {adv} | :: when |
| cuando {conj} | :: when |
| cuándo {adv} [interrogative] | :: when |
| cuando el gato no está, los ratones bailan {proverb} | :: when the cat's away the mice will play |
| cuando el gato no está los ratones están de fiesta {proverb} | :: when the cat's away the mice will play |
| cuando las ranas críen pelo {phrase} [idiomatic] | :: that'll be the day; never; when pigs fly |
| cuando llueve, diluvia {proverb} | :: when it rains, it pours |
| cuando menos {adv} [idiomatic] | :: at least |
| cuando no {prep} | :: if not |
| cuando quiera {adv} | :: whenever |
| cuando seas padre comerás huevos {phrase} | :: Age gives you privileges; when you get older you can do more things |
| cuaño {m} [Oaxaca] | :: squirrel |
| cuántas {pron} [in interrogative forms] | :: how many |
| cuantía {f} | :: quantity |
| cuantía {f} | :: importance |
| cuantía {f} | :: extent |
| cuantía {f} [legal] | :: damages |
| cuántico {adj} | :: quantum |
| cuantificable {adj} | :: quantifiable |
| cuantificación {f} | :: quantification |
| cuantificador {adj} | :: quantifying |
| cuantificador {m} | :: quantifier |
| cuantificadora {f} | :: feminine noun of cuantificador |
| cuantificar {v} | :: to count, number, quantify |
| cuantil {m} | :: quantile |
| cuantioso {adj} | :: abundant; copious |
| cuantísimo {adj} | :: superlative of cuanto |
| cuantitativamente {adv} | :: quantitatively |
| cuantitativo {adj} | :: quantitative |
| cuantito {adj} | :: diminutive of cuanto |
| cuantización {f} | :: quantization |
| cuantizar {vt} [physics] | :: to quantize |
| cuanto {pron} | :: whatever quantity, as much, however much |
| cuanto {adj} | :: as much [of]; as many; however much; however many |
| cuanto {adj} [after “unos”] | :: few; quite a few; a handful |
| cuanto {adj} [with comparatives] | :: however much; however many; (constructing parallel comparatives) “the..., the...” |
| cuanto {adv} | :: as much; however much; in whatever quantity |
| cuanto {m} [physics] | :: quantum |
| cuánto {adv} | :: how much; how many |
| cuánto {adj} | :: how much; how many |
| cuanto a {prep} | :: alternative form of en cuanto a |
| cuanto antes {adv} | :: as soon as possible |
| cuánto cuesta {phrase} | :: How much does it cost? |
| cuánto es {phrase} | :: How much does it cost? |
| cuanto quiera que {conj} | :: however |
| cuanto quiera que {conj} | :: as; given that; seeing as |
| cuántos años tienes {phrase} | :: how old are you |
| cuánto tiempo {phrase} | :: how long |
| cuánto tiempo {phrase} | :: long time |
| cuánto tiempo {phrase} | :: long time no see |
| cuáquera {f} | :: feminine noun of cuáquero |
| cuaquerismo {m} | :: Quakerism |
| cuáquero {adj} | :: Quaker |
| cuáquero {m} | :: Quaker |
| cuara {m} [Panama] | :: quarter (25 cent coin) |
| cuarango {m} [botany, Peru] | :: quinine tree, a species of the cinchona tree (Cinchona condaminea) |
| cuarcita {f} | :: quartzite |
| cuarcítico {adj} [attributive] | :: quartz |
| cuarenta {num} | :: forty |
| cuarentañera {f} | :: feminine noun of cuarentañero |
| cuarentañero {adj} | :: around forty years old |
| cuarentañero {m} | :: someone in their forties |
| cuarentas {fp} | :: forties (19402) |
| cuarentavo {m} | :: fortieth |
| cuarenta y cinco {num} | :: forty-five |
| cuarenta y cuatro {num} | :: forty-four |
| cuarenta y dos {num} | :: forty-two |
| cuarenta y nueve {num} | :: forty-nine |
| cuarenta y ocho {num} | :: forty-eight |
| cuarenta y seis {num} | :: forty-six |
| cuarenta y siete {num} | :: forty-seven |
| cuarenta y tres {num} | :: forty-three |
| cuarenta y uno {num} | :: forty-one |
| cuarentena {f} [medicine] | :: quarantine |
| cuarentena {f} | :: forty days |
| cuarentena {f} | :: forties (decade of one's life from age 40 through age 49) |
| cuarentón {m} | :: fortysomething |
| cuarentona {f} | :: feminine noun of cuarentón |
| cuaresma {f} | :: Lent |
| Cuaresma {prop} {f} | :: Lent |
| cuaresmal {adj} | :: Lenten (of or pertaining to Lent) |
| cuaresmeño {adj} [attributive] | :: Lent |
| cuarraco {adj} [Mexico] | :: hobbling; limping |
| cuarta {f} [Mexico] | :: whip, notably riding whip |
| cuarta {f} | :: handspan |
| cuarteado {adj} | :: quartered |
| cuarteado {adj} | :: cut up |
| cuarteador {m} | :: A ploughman |
| cuarteadura {f} | :: crack (damage) |
| cuartear {v} | :: to quarter |
| cuartear {v} | :: to crack, crack up |
| cuartear {v} [bullfighting] | :: to dodge, swerve |
| cuartear {v} | :: to zigzag up/down a street |
| cuartel {m} | :: quarters (military lodging) |
| cuartel {m} | :: barracks |
| cuartel {m} | :: military headquarters |
| cuartel {m} | :: quarter; mercy (as in, "to give quarter") |
| cuartelar {v} [heraldry] | :: to quarter |
| cuartelario {adj} [attributive] | :: barracks |
| cuartelazo {m} | :: uprising, revolt |
| cuartelero {adj} [attributive] | :: barracks |
| cuartelillo {m} | :: diminutive of cuartel |
| cuartelito {m} | :: diminutive of cuartel |
| cuartería {f} | :: working-class neighbourhood |
| Cuartero {prop} {m} | :: surname |
| cuarterón {m} | :: quadroon (person of one-quarter African descent) |
| cuarterona {f} | :: feminine noun of cuarterón |
| cuarteta {f} | :: A four-line strophe with consonant rhyming |
| cuartetero {adj} [attributive] | :: quartet |
| cuartetero {m} | :: A singer in a quartet |
| cuarteto {m} [music] | :: quartet |
| cuarteto {m} | :: foursome |
| cuartico {m} | :: pejorative of cuarto |
| cuártico {adj} | :: quartic |
| cuartil {m} | :: quartile |
| cuartilla {f} | :: (A5-size) sheet of paper |
| cuartilla {f} | :: cuartilla (money) |
| cuartilla {f} | :: pastern of a horse |
| cuartillo {m} | :: diminutive of cuarto |
| cuartito {m} | :: diminutive of cuarto, a small room |
| cuarto {adj} | :: fourth |
| cuarto {m} | :: fourth in a series |
| cuarto {m} | :: quarter |
| cuarto {m} | :: the fourth equal part |
| cuarto {m} | :: part of an animal, as forequarter or hindquarter |
| cuarto {m} [astronomy] | :: some phases of an heavenly body (Moon, Venus, etc.): |
| cuarto {m} | :: room, chamber, enclosed section of a structure |
| cuarto {m} | :: bedroom |
| cuarto {m} [Andalusian, Dominican Republic, slang, plural] | :: money |
| cuarto {m} [historical] | :: An old coin equivalent to four maravedís |
| cuarto de baño {m} | :: bathroom |
| cuartofinalista {mf} | :: quarterfinalist |
| cuarto oscuro {m} | :: darkroom |
| cuartucho {m} [colloquial] | :: small or poor quality bedroom |
| cuartucho {m} [colloquial] | :: hovel |
| cuarzita {f} [dated] | :: alternative form of cuarcita |
| cuarzo {m} | :: quartz (mineral) |
| cuarzo ahumado {m} | :: smoky quartz |
| cuarzo lechoso {m} [mineral] | :: milky quartz |
| cuásar {m} [astronomy] | :: quasar |
| cuasi {adv} | :: quasi, almost |
| cuasicriminal {adj} | :: bordering on criminal; quasicriminal |
| cuasicristal {m} | :: quasicrystal |
| cuasigrupo {m} | :: quasigroup |
| cuasijudicial {adj} | :: quasi-judicial |
| cuasipartícula {f} | :: quasiparticle |
| cuasitotalitario {adj} | :: quasi-totalitarian |
| cuata {f} | :: feminine noun of cuate |
| cuate {mf} [Mexico] | :: twin (fraternal) |
| cuate {mf} [Mexico] | :: buddy, friend |
| cuaterna {f} [maths] | :: quadruple |
| cuaternario {adj} | :: quaternary |
| cuaternario {m} [geology] | :: Quaternary |
| Cuaternario {prop} {m} | :: Quaternary |
| cuaternión {m} | :: quaternion |
| cuática {f} [Chile, colloquial] | :: scandal |
| cuático {adj} [Chile, colloquial] | :: exaggerated, scandalous |
| cuático {adj} [Chile, colloquial] | :: curious, rare |
| cuático {adj} [Chile, colloquial] | :: A pretentious, annoying, and contemptuous, snob |
| cuatitud {f} [Mexico] | :: cronyism |
| cuatreña {f} | :: feminine noun of cuatreño |
| cuatreño {m} | :: A young bull between four and five years old |
| cuatrera {f} | :: feminine noun of cuatrero |
| cuatrero {m} | :: rustler, stock thief |
| cuatri {m} | :: quad; quad bike |
| cuatribanda {adj} | :: [[four-band |
| cuatricentenario {m} | :: four hundred year anniversary |
| cuatriciclo {f} | :: ATV |
| cuatridimensional {adj} [algebraic geometry, physics] | :: four-dimensional |
| cuatrienal {adj} | :: four-year, quadrennial |
| cuatrienal {adj} | :: every four years, quadrennial |
| cuatrienio {m} | :: quadrennium, period of four years |
| cuatrilingüe {adj} | :: quadrilingual |
| cuatrilliza {f} | :: feminine noun of cuatrillizo |
| cuatrillizo {m} | :: quadruplet |
| cuatrillo {m} | :: An obsolete letter shaped like a 4 with a hook from colonial Mayan orthographies to indicate a velar ejective |
| cuatrillón {m} | :: a quadrillion |
| cuatrimestral {adj} | :: occurring every four months |
| cuatrimestralmente {adv} | :: quarterly |
| cuatrimestre {m} | :: period of four months |
| cuatrimestre {adj} | :: that is four months long |
| cuatrimotista {mf} | :: quad bike driver |
| cuatrimoto {f} | :: ATV |
| cuatrimotor {m} | :: A four-engined plane |
| cuatripala {adj} | :: four-bladed |
| cuatripartidismo {m} | :: four-party system |
| cuatripartito {adj} | :: four-party |
| cuatriplaza {adj} | :: four-seat |
| cuatriplicar {vtp} | :: to quadruple |
| cuatrisoleado {m} [military] | :: Someone with a four-star rank |
| cuatro {num} | :: four |
| cuatro {m} | :: A four-stringed guitar with the first string a fifth below, instead of a fourth above, the second |
| cuatrocentista {adj} | :: Of or pertaining to the 15th century |
| Cuatro Ciénegas {prop} | :: Cuatro Ciénegas (city) |
| cuatrocientos {num} | :: four hundred |
| cuatro gatos {m} [idiomatic] | :: very few people, almost nobody; just one man and his dog |
| cuatro gatos {m} | :: See: es cuatro gatos |
| cuatromil {m} | :: a mountain 4000-4999 metres high |
| cuatro ojos {m} [idiom, pejorative] | :: four eyes |
| cuatro ojos ven más que dos {proverb} [idiomatic] | :: two heads are better than one |
| cuatro reglas {fp} | :: addition, subtraction, multiplication and division |
| Cuauhtémoc {prop} {m} | :: Cuauhtémoc (Aztec ruler) |
| Cuauhtémoc {prop} {m} | :: Cuauhtémoc (borough) |
| Cuauhtémoc {prop} {m} [Mexico] | :: given name |
| cuautuza {f} | :: agouti (Dasyprocta sp.) |
| cuautuza {f} | :: lowland paca (Cuniculus paca) |
| cuba {f} | :: barrel |
| Cuba {prop} {f} | :: Cuba (island/and/country) |
| cubalibre {m} | :: rum and cola |
| cubalibre {m} | :: cocktail |
| cubana {f} | :: Cuban (someone from Cuba) |
| cubana {f} | :: titfuck, titwank (mammary intercourse) |
| cubanía {f} | :: Cuban-ness |
| cubanísimo {adj} | :: superlative of cubano |
| cubanismo {m} | :: Cubanism |
| cubanita {f} | :: feminine noun of cubanito |
| cubanito {m} | :: diminutive of cubano |
| cubanito {m} [Cuba] | :: A cocktail of rum and tomato juice |
| cubanito {m} [Argentina, Uruguay] | :: An ice cream cone filled with dulce de leche |
| cubanito {m} [Uruguay] | :: A sweet biscuit filled with dulce de leche or cream and covered in chocolate |
| cubanización {f} | :: Cubanization |
| cubanizar {v} | :: to Cubanize |
| cubano {adj} | :: Cuban |
| cubano {m} | :: Cuban (a person from Cuba) |
| cubanoamericana {f} | :: feminine noun of cubanoamericano |
| cubanoamericano {adj} | :: Cuban-American |
| cubanoamericano {m} | :: Cuban-American |
| cubanoestadounidense {mf} | :: Cuban-American |
| cubanoide {mf} [pejorative] | :: Cuban who dislikes or speaks badly of Cuba |
| cubanólogo {m} | :: Cubanologist |
| cubata {f} | :: dark rum and coke |
| cubeo {adj} | :: Cubeo |
| cubeo {mf} | :: Cubeo |
| cubeo {m} | :: Cubeo (language) |
| cubera {f} | :: feminine noun of cubero |
| cubero {m} | :: barrelmaker |
| cubero {m} | :: cuber (someone who can (easily) solve a Rubik's Cube) |
| cubertería {f} | :: cutlery |
| cubertería {f} | :: cutlery set |
| cubeta {f} [Honduras, Mexico] | :: bucket, pail (container) |
| cubeta {f} | :: cuvette |
| cubetera {f} [Argentina, Chile, Ecuador, Paraguay, Peru, Uruguay, Venezuela] | :: ice cube tray |
| cubeto {adj} [bullfighting] | :: Having downward-facing horns |
| cubicación {f} | :: cubing |
| cubicación {f} | :: cubic measurement, measurement of volume |
| cubicaje {m} | :: cubic capacity |
| cubicar {vt} [arithmetic] | :: to cube (to raise to the third power) |
| cubicar {vt} | :: to measure the volume of |
| cúbico {adj} | :: cubic |
| cubículo {m} | :: cubicle |
| cubierta {f} | :: cover, covering, casing, lid, shroud |
| cubierta {f} | :: cover, jacket (of a book) |
| cubierta {f} | :: envelope (i.e. any natural covering), sheath (a structure covering an animal or plant organ) |
| cubierta {f} | :: sheath (for cables) |
| cubierta {f} | :: roof (exterior part) |
| cubierta {f} [Argentina, Paraguay, Spain, Uruguay] | :: tire |
| cubierta {f} | :: hood (e.g. hood for a pipe or a fish tank) |
| cubierta {f} | :: shell (e.g. for capsules) |
| cubierta {f} | :: cover (pretext, false background) |
| cubierta {f} [nautical] | :: deck |
| cubierto {adj} | :: covered |
| cubierto {adj} [accounting] | :: hedged (e.g. hedged item) |
| cubierto {m} | :: cutlery |
| cubierto {m} | :: silverware, flatware [used in the plural] |
| cubierto {m} | :: place setting |
| cubijar {v} | :: alternative spelling of cobijar |
| cubil {m} | :: lair, den |
| cubilete {m} | :: small cube (e.g. a stock cube) |
| cubilete {m} | :: (small) cake mould |
| cubilete {m} | :: A dish consisting of ground meat and stock |
| cubilete {m} | :: A cup, especially one used for a dice game |
| cubismo {m} | :: cubism |
| cubista {adj} [arts] | :: cubist, cubistic |
| cubista {mf} [arts] | :: cubist |
| cúbit {m} [computing] | :: qubit |
| cubital {adj} | :: cubital |
| cubital anterior {m} | :: flexor carpi ulnaris |
| cubiteña {f} | :: feminine noun of cubiteño |
| cubiteño {adj} | :: Of or from Sierra de Cubitas |
| cubiteño {m} | :: Someone from Sierra de Cubitas |
| cubito {m} | :: ice cube (clipping of cubito de hielo) |
| cúbito {m} | :: ulna |
| cubo {m} | :: cube |
| cubo {m} | :: bucket |
| cubo de hielo {m} | :: ice cube |
| cubo de Rubik {m} | :: Rubik's cube |
| cuboide {m} [geometry] | :: cuboid |
| cuboideo {adj} [anatomy] | :: cuboid |
| cuboideonavicular {adj} [anatomy] | :: cuboideonavicular |
| cuboides {m} | :: cuboid bone |
| cubomedusa {f} | :: box jellyfish |
| cubozoo {m} [zoology] | :: cubozoan |
| cubreasientos {m} | :: seat cover |
| cubrebocas {m} [medical] | :: mask |
| cubrecama {m} | :: bedspread |
| cubrefuego {m} | :: curfew |
| cubreobjetos {m} | :: coverslip |
| cubreplatos {m} | :: cloche, dome-shaped tableware cover, usually metallic |
| cubreradiadores {m} | :: radiator cover |
| cubrición {f} [zoology] | :: covering |
| cubriente {adj} | :: covering |
| cubrimiento {m} | :: covering |
| cubrir {vt} | :: to cover |
| cubrir {v} [zoology] | :: to cover, to mount |
| cubrir {vr} | :: to cover oneself |
| cubrirse {v} | :: reflexive of cubrir |
| cuca {f} | :: chufa, earth almond, Cyperus esculentus |
| cuca {f} [entomology] | :: caterpillar |
| cuca {f} [colloquial] | :: woman who likes to gamble |
| cuca {f} [colloquial] | :: hag, bogeywoman |
| cuca {f} [colloquial] | :: penis |
| cuca {f} [Colombia] | :: cookie made of wheat flour and panela |
| cuca {f} [vulgar, Colombia, Dominican Republic, Venezuela] | :: pussy (vagina) |
| cucaburra {f} | :: kookaburra |
| cucada {f} [colloquial] | :: cutie; something cute as hell |
| cucal {m} | :: coucal |
| cucal {m} | :: common walnut |
| cucaña {f} | :: greasy pole (party game of climbing or walking on a slippery pole) |
| cucaña {f} | :: piece of cake (easy task) |
| cucaña {f} | :: bargain |
| cucapá {adj} | :: Cocopah |
| cucapá {mf} | :: Cocopah |
| cucaracha {f} | :: cockroach |
| cucarachero {m} | :: wren (bird) |
| cucarachero {m} | :: Any of various wrens or wren-like birds |
| cucarachero {m} [Cuba, Colombia, Panamá] | :: a cockroach-infested location |
| cucarachón {m} | :: augmentative of cucaracha |
| cucarda {f} | :: cockade |
| cuchar {vt} [Asturias] | :: to dress with manure |
| cuchara {f} | :: spoon |
| cuchara {f} [Guatemala, Venezuela, colloquial] | :: cunt |
| cucharada {f} | :: A spoonful, tablespoon: the quantity held in a tablespoon |
| cucharada de té {f} | :: teaspoon (unit of measure) |
| cuchara de sopa {f} | :: soupspoon |
| cucharadita {f} | :: diminutive of cucharada |
| cucharadita {f} | :: A teaspoon, spoonful, teaspoonful: the quantity held in a teaspoon |
| cucharear {vt} | :: to spoon (use a spoon) |
| cucharear {vi} | :: to spoon (cuddle) |
| cucharilla {f} | :: diminutive of cuchara |
| cucharilla {f} | :: teaspoon |
| cucharita {f} | :: diminutive of cuchara |
| cucharita {f} | :: teaspoon |
| cucharón {m} | :: augmentative of cuchara |
| cucharón {m} | :: ladle, scoop, large spoon |
| cuchi {m} | :: pig |
| cuchi {interj} | :: used to call a pig or other animal |
| cuchi {adj} [Venezuela] | :: cute, adorable, lovely |
| cuchí {m} | :: pig |
| cuchí {interj} | :: used to call a pig or other animal |
| cuchichear {v} | :: to whisper |
| cuchicheo {m} | :: whisper, whispering |
| cuchichí {interj} | :: The cry of a partridge |
| cuchi cuchi {m} [colloquial, humorous, Latin America] | :: hanky panky (sexual activity) |
| cuchilla {f} | :: knife |
| cuchilla {f} | :: cleaver |
| cuchilla {f} | :: blade of a sword |
| cuchilla {f} | :: hogback |
| cuchilla {f} | :: gore (of a road) |
| cuchilla {f} | :: razor blade |
| cuchillada {f} | :: stab |
| cuchillada {f} | :: stabwound, stab wound |
| cuchillera {f} | :: feminine noun of cuchillero |
| cuchillería {f} | :: the manufacture of cutlery |
| cuchillería {f} | :: a cutlery shop |
| cuchillero {m} | :: knife salesman; cutler |
| cuchillero {m} | :: one who kills with a knife, especially an assassin or ruffian |
| cuchillita {f} | :: diminutive of cuchilla |
| cuchillito {m} | :: diminutive of cuchillo: little knife; small knife |
| cuchillo {m} | :: knife |
| cuchillo {m} | :: blade of knife |
| cuchillón {m} | :: augmentative of cuchillo |
| cuchitril {m} | :: hovel, shack |
| cuchuchear {v} | :: to whisper |
| cuchufleta {f} | :: jibe |
| cuclilla {f} [weighlifting] | :: squat |
| cuclillo {m} | :: cuckoo (bird) |
| cuclillo {m} | :: cuckold |
| cuco {m} | :: cuckoo |
| cuco {m} [folklore] | :: bogeyman (ghost or monster to scare children) |
| cucú {adj} [colloquial] | :: demented, crazy |
| cucú {m} | :: cuckoo |
| cucumisina {f} [protein] | :: cucumisin |
| cucurbitácea {f} | :: cucurbit |
| cucurbitacina {f} | :: cucurbitacin |
| cucuruca {f} [Honduras, colloquial] | :: drunkenness |
| cucurucho {m} | :: A cone made of paper or other material and used to contain candy or other small items |
| cucurucho {m} | :: An elongated, pointed hood draped in cloth, traditionally worn by some participants of Holy Week processions in several Hispanic countries |
| cucurucho {m} [colloquial, Caribbean, Central America] | :: The highest part of a tree, house, building, etc |
| cucurucho {m} [colloquial, Colombia, Honduras, Nicaragua, Dominican Republic, Venezuela] | :: a cone-shaped hill |
| cucurucho {m} [colloquial, Costa Rica, Honduras] | :: summit (of a hill or mountain) |
| Cúcuta {prop} | :: Cúcuta (city) |
| cucuteña {f} | :: feminine noun of cucuteño |
| cucuteño {adj} | :: Of or from the city of Cúcuta, Colombia |
| cucuteño {m} | :: Someone from the city of Cúcuta |
| cudicia {f} | :: obsolete form of codicia |
| cueca {f} | :: cueca |
| cuellecito {m} | :: diminutive of cuello |
| cuelliblanco {adj} | :: said of a number of species of bird with a white neck |
| cuellilargo {adj} | :: longnecked |
| cuellinegro {adj} | :: black-throated or black-necked |
| cuellirrojo {adj} | :: red-necked |
| cuello {m} | :: neck (part of body connecting the head and the torso) |
| cuello {m} | :: collar (part of a shirt fitting around the neck) |
| cuello de botella {m} | :: bottleneck |
| cuelpo {m} [Puerto Rico] | :: pronunciation spelling of cuerpo |
| cuenca {f} [anatomy] | :: eye socket |
| cuenca {f} | :: watershed, catchment basin |
| cuenca {f} | :: valley |
| Cuenca {prop} {f} | :: Cuenca (province) |
| Cuenca {prop} {f} | :: Cuenca (city) |
| Cuenca {prop} {f} | :: Cuenca (city) |
| cuencana {f} | :: feminine noun of cuencano |
| cuencano {adj} | :: of or relating to Cuenca or something from Cuenca |
| cuencano {m} | :: a person from Cuenca |
| cuenco {m} | :: bowl |
| cuenquito {m} | :: diminutive of cuenco |
| cuenta {f} | :: count, tally |
| cuenta {f} [mathematics] | :: operation |
| cuenta {f} | :: bill |
| cuenta {f} | :: tab (e.g. at a bar or pub) |
| cuenta {f} [computing] | :: account |
| cuenta {f} [sports] | :: count (in boxing) |
| cuenta {f} | :: report |
| cuenta {f} | :: score (rivalry) |
| cuenta {f} | :: bead (small spherical object) |
| cuenta {f} | :: required or desired amount/number |
| cuenta atrás {f} | :: countdown |
| cuenta bancaria {f} | :: bank account |
| cuentachistes {m} | :: comedian |
| cuenta corriente {f} [banking] | :: current account |
| cuentacuentos {mf} | :: storyteller |
| cuenta de resultados {f} [financial] | :: income statement |
| cuentagotas {m} | :: dropper |
| cuentahabiente {mf} | :: account holder |
| cuentakilómetros {m} | :: milometer, odometer |
| cuentapropia {f} | :: only used in por cuentapropia |
| cuentapropismo {m} | :: self-employment |
| cuentapropista {mf} [Argentina, Cuba, Uruguay] | :: self-employed person (in most other Spanish-speaking countries, this would be referred to as a "trabajador por cuenta propia" and/or "trabajador autónomo") |
| cuenta regresiva {f} | :: countdown |
| cuentario {m} | :: storytelling |
| cuentarrevoluciones {m} | :: tachometer |
| cuentas anales {fp} | :: anal beads |
| cuentas de la lechera {fp} [idiomatic] | :: wishful thinking |
| cuéntaselo a Rita {interj} [idiom, colloquial] | :: yeah right, sure, pull the other one (an expression of disbelief) |
| cuentecillo {m} | :: diminutive of cuento |
| cuentera {f} | :: feminine noun of cuentero |
| cuentero {m} | :: informer, tattler |
| cuentista {mf} | :: storyteller |
| cuentista {mf} | :: liar, deceiver |
| cuentístico {adj} [attributive] | :: short storytelling |
| cuentístico {f} | :: short story telling |
| cuentito {m} | :: diminutive of cuento |
| cuento {m} | :: story |
| cuento {m} [obsolete] | :: one million |
| cuento chino {m} | :: tall tale |
| cuento chino {m} [idiom] | :: baloney, bull, nonsense, hogwash |
| cuento de fantasmas {m} | :: ghost story |
| cuento de hadas {m} | :: fairy tale |
| cuentoterapia {f} | :: story therapy |
| cuera {f} | :: w:en:buff coat |
| cuerazo {m} [Latin America] | :: whipping, whip |
| cuerazo {m} [Latin America] | :: fall |
| cuerazo {m} [Latin America] | :: a man's or woman's attractive body |
| cuerazo {m} [Latin America] | :: babe, hotty (attractive woman) |
| cuerda {f} | :: rope, cord, string |
| cuerda {f} [geometry, architecture, aeronautics] | :: chord |
| cuerda {f} [music] | :: string (of a musical stringed instrument) |
| cuerda {f} | :: clockwork |
| cuerda {f} [Caribbean, historical] | :: 3929 square meters |
| cuerdamente {adv} | :: wisely; prudently |
| cuerdas vocales {fp} | :: vocal chords |
| cuerdo {adj} | :: sane |
| cuerdo {adj} | :: prudent |
| cuerear {vt} [Argentina, Uruguay, Venezuela] | :: to prepare leather [all of, or part of, the whole process including the killing, the skinning, the drying, or the transporting] |
| cuerear {vt} [Bolivia, Costa Rica, Ecuador, Honduras, Mexico, Nicaragua] | :: to flay; to whip [with a leather belt] |
| cuerito {m} | :: diminutive of cuero |
| cueriza {f} [Latin America] | :: beating |
| cuerna {f} | :: antlers |
| cuerna {f} | :: horn (for drinking out of) |
| cuerna {f} | :: horn (for hunting) |
| Cuernavaca {prop} | :: Cuernavaca (city) |
| Cuernavaca {prop} | :: Cuernavaca (municipality) |
| cuerno {m} | :: horn |
| cuerno {m} [breads] | :: croissant |
| cuerno {m} [usually, in the plural, colloquial] | :: sexual or marital infidelity |
| cuerno {m} [weapons, Mexico, Central America] | :: AK-47 |
| Cuerno de África {prop} {m} | :: Cuerno de África (peninsula) |
| cuerno de chivo {m} | :: caltrop |
| cuerno de chivo {m} [slang] | :: AK-47, Kalashnikov |
| cuernos {adv} | :: the hell, on earth (for emphasis after a question word) |
| cuero {m} | :: leather |
| cuero {m} | :: animal skin, hide |
| cuero {m} [soccer] | :: football (ball) |
| cuero {m} [Latin America, slang] | :: a man's or woman's attractive body |
| cuero {m} [Dominican Republic, slang] | :: prostitute |
| cuero cabelludo {m} | :: scalp |
| cuerona {f} [colloquial, Latin America] | :: babe, totty, hottie |
| cuerpazo {m} | :: great, sexy body |
| cuerpear {v} | :: to dodge, avoid |
| cuerpecillo {m} | :: diminutive of cuerpo |
| cuerpecito {m} | :: diminutive of cuerpo |
| cuerpito {m} | :: diminutive of cuerpo; small body |
| cuerpo {m} | :: body (the physical structure of a human or animal) |
| cuerpo {m} | :: body, torso |
| cuerpo {m} | :: body, corpse |
| cuerpo {m} | :: body (unified collection of information) |
| cuerpo {m} | :: body (comparative viscosity of a liquid) |
| cuerpo {m} | :: corps, body, organization (group of people with a common purpose) |
| cuerpo {m} [military, police] | :: corps, force (e.g. army corps, police force) |
| cuerpo {m} [geometry] | :: body (three-dimensional object) |
| cuerpo {m} [printing] | :: body (shank of a type) |
| cuerpo {m} [algebra] | :: field |
| cuerpo basal {m} [cytology] | :: basal body |
| cuerpo calloso {m} | :: corpus callosum |
| cuerpo celeste {m} | :: celestial body |
| cuerpo de agua {m} | :: body of water |
| cuerpo del delito {m} [legal] | :: corpus delicti |
| Cuerpo de Paz {prop} {m} | :: Peace Corps (US volunteerism agency) |
| cuerpo estriado {m} [anatomy] | :: corpus striatum |
| cuerpo extraño {m} | :: foreign body |
| cuerpo fructífero {m} [mycology] | :: fruiting body |
| cuerpo muerto {m} [nautical] | :: mooring block |
| cuerpo negro {m} | :: blackbody |
| cuerporruín {m} | :: whippoorwill |
| cuerpo serrano {f} [Spain, of a person, idiom, colloquial] | :: an attractive body |
| cuervillo {m} | :: crow (Corvus) |
| cuervillo {m} | :: glossy ibis (Plegadis falcinellus) |
| cuervillo {m} | :: white-faced ibis (Plegadis chihi; see cuervillo de cañada, cuervo del pantano) |
| cuervo {m} | :: crow (the bird) |
| cuervo {m} | :: raven |
| cuervo de cabeza negra {m} [Uruguay] | :: black vulture |
| cuesco {m} | :: stone (of fruit) |
| cuesco {m} [vulgar, slang] | :: raspberry tart; toot (flatulence) |
| cuesta {f} [geology] | :: slope (acclivity or declivity) |
| cuesta {f} [geography] | :: cuesta |
| Cuesta {prop} | :: Cuesta (surname) |
| cuesta abajo {adv} | :: downhill |
| cuesta abajo {f} | :: downhill |
| cuesta arriba {adv} | :: uphill |
| cuesta arriba {f} | :: uphill |
| cuestación {f} | :: sponsoring; fundraising |
| cuestión {f} | :: matter, question, issue |
| cuestión {f} [nonstandard, anglicism, From English question] | :: question |
| cuestión {f} [Chile, colloquial] | :: thing |
| cuestionable {adj} | :: questionable |
| cuestionador {adj} | :: questioning |
| cuestionador {m} | :: questioner |
| cuestionadora {f} | :: feminine noun of cuestionador |
| cuestionamiento {m} | :: action or effect of questioning |
| cuestionar {v} | :: to question (have doubts about) |
| cuestionario {m} | :: questionnaire |
| cuestión de tiempo {f} [idiomatic] | :: a matter of time |
| cuestor {m} | :: quaestor |
| cuete {m} | :: firecracker |
| cuete {m} [Mexico, Honduras] | :: pistol |
| cuete {m} [Mexico] | :: stick of dynamite |
| cuete {m} [Chile] | :: joint (marijuana cigarette) |
| cuete {m} [Mexico] | :: drunkenness |
| cuete {m} [Latin America] | :: fart |
| cuetear {v} [colloquial, Latin America] | :: to crack, bang, pop (making sudden percussive noise) |
| cuetear {v} [colloquial, Latin America] | :: to fart |
| cuetear {v} [colloquial, Latin America] | :: to explode |
| cuetillo {m} [Bolivia] | :: firework |
| cueto {m} | :: hilltop |
| Cueto {prop} | :: given name |
| Cueto {prop} | :: surname |
| cueva {f} | :: cave |
| cueva {f} | :: basement, cellar |
| Cueva {prop} | :: surname |
| cuévano {m} | :: hamper |
| Cuevas {prop} {f} | :: surname |
| cuico {m} [Chile, colloquial, pejorative] | :: A rich person, a snob, a social climber |
| cuico {adj} [Chile, colloquial, pejorative] | :: pertaining to the similarities in quality of a rich person, or one who pretends to be one, or of a snob |
| cuidacoches {mf} | :: synonym of franelero |
| cuidadito {m} | :: diminutive of cuidado |
| cuidado {interj} | :: watch out! |
| cuidado {interj} | :: beware! |
| cuidado {interj} | :: be careful! |
| cuidado {m} | :: care (close attention; concern) |
| cuidado {m} | :: care (maintenance, upkeep) |
| cuidado {m} | :: care (the treatment of those in need) |
| cuidador {m} | :: keeper, caretaker |
| cuidadora {f} | :: feminine noun of cuidador |
| cuidadosamente {adv} | :: carefully |
| cuidadoso {adj} | :: careful |
| cuidao {m} | :: pronunciation spelling of cuidado |
| cuidao {interj} | :: pronunciation spelling of cuidado |
| cuidapalos {m} [Latin America] | :: goalkeeper |
| cuidar {vti} | :: to take care of, to care for |
| cuidar {vt} | :: to look after, to look out for, to keep an eye on, to guard, to protect, to watch over, to watch out for [implies doing so with care] |
| cuidar {vt} | :: to mind, to watch, to pay attention |
| cuidar {v} | :: to babysit |
| cuidar {v} | :: to keep, to sit on (e.g. one's house, keeping the place in order) |
| cuidar {vt} | :: to nurse, to nurture, to tend, to tend to, to attend to (e.g. nurse back to health, to tend a garden or yard, tend to a herd or flock) |
| cuidar {vr} | :: to take care, to take care of, to look after, to care for (oneself) |
| cuidar {vr} | :: to be careful of/with, to beware, to watch out for, to be wary of (+ de) |
| cuidarse {v} | :: to take care of oneself |
| cuidarse {v} | :: reflexive of cuidar |
| cuilta {f} [Louisiana] | :: quilt |
| cuina {f} [usually, colloquial, Costa Rica, Mexico] | :: queen (playing card) |
| cuita {m} | :: worry, trouble, grief |
| cuitar {v} | :: obsolete form of acuitar |
| cuitar {vr} [obsolete] | :: to hurry (do things quickly) |
| cuitlacoche {m} [Mexico] | :: corn smut |
| culandrón {m} [vulgar, pejorative] | :: faggot, fag (male homosexual) |
| culantrillo {m} | :: Any of a number of plants |
| culantrillo {m} | :: Adiantum amplum, of Mexico and Ecuador |
| culantrillo {m} | :: Adiantum capillus-veneris (black maidenhair fern) |
| culantrillo {m} | :: Asplenium ceterach (rustyback) |
| culantrillo {m} | :: Lemna gibba (fat duckweed) |
| culantrillo {m} | :: Torilis japonica (upright hedge-parsley) |
| culantro {m} | :: alternative form of cilantro |
| culantro {m} [euphemistic, colloquial, Costa Rica, Mexico] | :: Butt, buttocks |
| culata {f} | :: butt (of a gun) |
| culata {f} | :: breechblock (of a cannon) |
| culata {f} | :: cylinder head |
| culatazo {m} | :: hit with the back part of a gun |
| culatín {m} [archery] | :: nock |
| culazo {m} | :: augmentative of culo |
| culé {adj} [football, attributive] | :: A person connected with FC Barcelona, as a player, fan, coach etc |
| culeable {adj} | :: fuckable, shaggable |
| culeada {f} | :: assfucking |
| culeado {adj} [Argentina, Chile, Colombia, Ecuador, Panama, Nicaragua, colloquial] | :: fucked person |
| culear {v} [vulgar, Argentina, Chile, Colombia, Ecuador, Panama, Nicaragua and Venezuela] | :: to fuck (sexually), especially in the anus |
| culear {v} [vulgar, Argentina, Chile, Colombia, Ecuador, Panama, Nicaragua and Venezuela] | :: to fuck (to abuse). [Compare the English use of fuck to express great displeasure with someone or something.] |
| culebra {f} | :: snake, serpent (legless reptile of the sub-order Serpentes) |
| culebra {f} [specifically] | :: (colubrid) snake (snake in the family Colubridae, completely covered in scales and mostly nonvenomous) |
| culebra {f} [specifically] | :: a small snake |
| culebreante {adj} | :: winding, windy |
| culebrear {v} | :: to wiggle, slither |
| culebrear {v} | :: to meander |
| culebrear {v} | :: to zigzag |
| culebrera {f} | :: Jack-in-the-pulpit (Arum maculatum) |
| culebrera {f} | :: serpent eagle |
| culebrilla {f} | :: diminutive of culebra |
| culebrina {f} | :: culverin |
| culebro {m} [obsolete] | :: snake, serpent |
| culebrón {m} | :: soap; soap opera |
| culebrón {m} | :: large snake |
| culebrón {m} | :: crafty person |
| culeca {f} | :: alternative spelling of clueca |
| culeco {m} [Panama] | :: A festival in which those attending get a soaking |
| culeramente {adv} | :: lazily |
| culero {adj} [Mexico] | :: ugly, lackluster (unpleasant or possessing bad quality) |
| culero {m} | :: asshole, arsehole (lit.) |
| culero {m} | :: drug mule |
| culero {m} | :: sluggard |
| culero {m} | :: diaper, nappy |
| culero {m} [Mexico] | :: coward |
| culero {m} [Mexico, vulgar] | :: a mean or bad person, a person whom the speaker dislikes: an "asshole"/"arsehole" |
| culero {m} [El Salvador, Honduras, vulgar, offensive] | :: a homosexual person |
| culiado {m} [vulgar, Chile] | :: asshole |
| culiao {adj} [Chile, colloquial] | :: pronunciation spelling of culeado |
| culiar {v} [Chile, vulgar, slang] | :: to fuck (have sex with) |
| culiblanco {adj} | :: white-bottomed; white-rumped |
| culicagada {f} | :: feminine noun of culicagado |
| culicagado {m} [especially, Colombia] | :: shit for brains; dumb-ass; twat |
| culicagado {m} [pejorative, especially, Colombia] | :: A young child |
| culichi {adj} | :: Of or from Culiacán |
| culichi {mf} | :: Someone from Culiacán |
| culillo {m} | :: diminutive of culo |
| culín {m} [Spain] | :: jigger |
| culín {m} [Spain] | :: small serving of cider |
| culinariamente {adv} | :: culinarily |
| culinario {adj} | :: culinary |
| culipardo {adj} [vulgar] | :: Of or pertaining to Ciudad Real |
| culipardo {m} [vulgar] | :: Someone from Ciudad Real |
| culito {m} | :: diminutive of culo |
| culmen {m} | :: height, epitome, high point |
| culminación {f} | :: climax |
| culminante {adj} | :: culminating |
| culminar {v} | :: to culminate |
| culminar {v} | :: to reach the highest point |
| cúlmine {adj} | :: culminating, high |
| culmo {m} | :: culm |
| culo {m} [vulgar, in Latin America, slang, anatomy] | :: ass, arse, booty, rear, behind, butt, buttocks |
| culo {m} [vulgar, slang, anatomy] | :: anus |
| culo del mundo {phrase} [idiomatic, vulgar] | :: bumfuck nowhere, in the sticks, in the middle of nowhere, arse end of nowhere |
| culo inquieto {m} [idiom, colloquial] | :: someone with itchy feet; a fidgeter |
| culombio {m} | :: coulomb (unit of electrical current) |
| culón {m} | :: augmentative of culo: A person that is ass-heavy, a bubble butt, a rotund individual |
| culona {f} | :: fat-ass (woman with a large bottom) |
| culoncito {adj} | :: diminutive of culón |
| culote {m} | :: culottes |
| culote {m} [cycling] | :: cycling shorts |
| culote {m} [vulgar] | :: (big) ass, big butt |
| culo veo, culo quiero {phrase} | :: Used when someone wants something that another person has |
| culpa {f} | :: fault |
| culpa {f} | :: guilt |
| culpabilidad {f} | :: guilt |
| culpabilidad {f} | :: culpability |
| culpabilización {f} | :: blaming |
| culpabilizar {v} | :: to blame |
| culpable {adj} | :: guilty |
| culpable {adj} | :: culpable |
| culpable {mf} | :: culpable person |
| culpar {v} | :: to blame |
| culpeo {m} | :: culpeo (canid) |
| culposo {adj} [legal] | :: wrongful |
| culteranismo {m} | :: culteranismo |
| culterano {adj} | :: in the culteranismo style |
| cultísimo {adj} | :: superlative of culto |
| cultismo {m} | :: inkhorn word (obscure or affected word) |
| cultismo {m} [linguistics] | :: learned borrowing |
| cultista {adj} | :: cultist |
| cultista {mf} | :: cultist |
| cultivable {adj} | :: arable, cultivable |
| cultivación {f} | :: cultivation |
| cultivador {m} | :: farmer, grower |
| cultivador {adj} | :: farming, agricultural |
| cultivadora {f} | :: feminine noun of cultivador |
| cultivar {v} [agriculture] | :: to cultivate; to grow (plants, etc.) |
| cultivar {m} [botany, agriculture] | :: cultivar |
| cultivarse {v} | :: reflexive of cultivar |
| cultivo {m} | :: crop |
| cultivo {m} | :: growing, cultivation |
| cultivo {m} | :: culture (of bacteria) |
| culto {adj} | :: educated; cultured |
| culto {adj} [linguistics] | :: learned |
| culto {adj} [rare, of a plant] | :: cultivated |
| culto {m} | :: worship (the devotion accorded to a deity or to a sacred object) |
| culto {m} | :: worship; ritual, rite (the religious ceremonies that express devotion) |
| culto {m} | :: cult (a group or sect of people with a deviant religious, philosophical or cultural identity) |
| cultor {m} | :: grower, harvester |
| cultora {f} | :: grower, harvester |
| cultual {adj} | :: of or relating to a cult or religion |
| -cultura {suffix} | :: -culture |
| cultura {f} | :: culture |
| cultural {adj} | :: cultural (of or relating to culture) |
| culturalismo {m} | :: display of culture |
| culturalista {adj} | :: culturalist |
| culturalista {mf} | :: culturalist |
| culturalización {f} | :: culturalization |
| culturalizar {v} | :: to culturalize |
| culturalmente {adv} | :: culturally |
| culturar {v} | :: to cultivate |
| cultureta {adj} [Spain] | :: snobby, snobbish |
| cultureta {mf} [Spain] | :: snob |
| culturismo {m} | :: bodybuilding |
| culturista {mf} | :: bodybuilder |
| culturización {f} | :: acculturation, enculturation |
| culturizar {vt} | :: to culturalize |
| culturosa {f} | :: feminine noun of culturoso |
| culturoso {m} | :: A highly cultured or refined person |
| culú {m} [Yucatán] | :: raccoon (Procyon lotor) |
| cuma {m} [slang, Chile] | :: rascal, common, vulgar person |
| cumana {f} | :: feminine noun of cumano |
| cumanagota {f} | :: feminine noun of cumanagoto |
| cumanagoto {adj} | :: Cumanagoto |
| cumanagoto {m} | :: Cumanagoto |
| cumano {adj} | :: Cuman |
| cumano {m} | :: Cuman |
| cumano {m} | :: Cuman (language) |
| cumarina {f} | :: coumarin |
| cumbancha {f} | :: merrymaking, fiesta |
| cumbé {m} | :: A type of dance originating in Equatorial Guinea |
| cumbé {m} | :: The music that accompanies this dance |
| cumbia {f} | :: A style of dance and music which originated in Colombia's Caribbean coastal region and Panama and is popular throughout Latin America, or a piece in this style |
| cumbiera {f} | :: feminine noun of cumbiero |
| cumbiero {m} | :: cumbia musician |
| cumbión {m} | :: cumbia song |
| cumbo {m} [Central America] | :: A pumpkin used to carry water |
| cumbre {f} | :: summit, peak, top, hilltop (topmost point or surface, especially of a mountain) |
| cumbre {f} | :: summit (gathering or assembly of leaders) |
| cumbre {f} [figuratively] | :: apex, acme |
| cumbre {adj} | :: main; primary; culminating; peak |
| cumbrera {f} [architecture] | :: ridge |
| cumbrera {f} [geography] | :: peak; summit |
| cumbrero {adj} | :: Inhabiting, or located at, or near, the peak |
| cumbrero {m} | :: Someone inhabiting at, or near, a peak |
| cumeno {m} [organic compound] | :: cumene |
| cummingtonita {f} [mineral] | :: Cummingtonite |
| cumpa {mf} [Peru, Chile, Argentina] | :: mate, buddy |
| cumple {m} [colloquial] | :: clipping of cumpleaños (birthday) |
| cumpleañera {f} | :: feminine noun of cumpleañero |
| cumpleañero {m} | :: birthday boy or -girl (person whose birthday it is) |
| cumpleaños {m} | :: birthday |
| cumplidamente {adv} | :: amply; thoroughly |
| cumplidísimo {adj} | :: superlative of cumplido |
| cumplido {adj} | :: polite, thoughtful |
| cumplido {m} | :: compliment |
| cumplidor {adj} | :: reliable |
| cumplimentación {f} | :: filling out (of a form) |
| cumplimentar {v} | :: to congratulate |
| cumplimentar {v} | :: to fill out/fill in (as a form) |
| cumplimiento {m} | :: compliance |
| cumplimiento {m} | :: fulfillment, completion |
| cumplimiento {m} | :: formality |
| cumplir {v} | :: to comply |
| cumplir {v} | :: to fulfil, to fulfill, to meet (e.g., requirements, prerequisites) |
| cumplir {v} | :: to achieve, to accomplish, to carry out, to perform, to complete, to discharge, to fulfil (e.g., one's duties, responsibilities) |
| cumplir {v} | :: to turn a certain age (usually succeeded by los) |
| cumplir {v} | :: to serve (e.g., a prison sentence, an allotted time of punishment) |
| cumplir {vr} | :: to comply with; to be fulfilled, met, honored, implemented, satisfied, performed, observed, respected, followed |
| cumplir {vr} | :: to be served (e.g. a prison sentence or punishment) |
| cumplir {vp} | :: to come true, to be fulfilled |
| cumplirse {v} | :: to reach, celebrate (a birthday) |
| cumplirse {v} | :: reflexive of cumplir; to fulfill, complete |
| cumular {vt} | :: rare form of acumular |
| cumulativo {adj} | :: alternative form of acumulativo |
| cúmulo {m} | :: pile |
| cúmulo {m} | :: cluster |
| cúmulo {m} | :: cumulus (cloud) |
| cúmulo estelar {m} [astronomy] | :: star cluster |
| cumulonimbo {m} | :: cumulonimbus |
| cumulonimbus {m} | :: cumulonimbus |
| cuna {f} | :: cradle, crib |
| cuña {f} | :: wedge |
| cuña {f} | :: chock (for wheel) |
| cuña {f} [typography] | :: quoin |
| cuña {f} [colloquial] | :: influence, weight, pull |
| cuña {f} [television, radio] | :: slot, spot |
| cuña {f} [anatomy] | :: cuneus (portion of the occipital lobe) |
| cuña {f} [colloquial, Chile, Cuba, Dominican Rep., El Salvador] | :: connections |
| cuñada {f} | :: feminine noun of cuñado, sister-in-law |
| cuñadismo {m} | :: nepotism |
| cuñadismo {m} | :: The tendency to talk about any subject implying to be smarter than anyone else, with total confidence, and without truly knowing anything about it; arrogance |
| cuñado {m} | :: brother-in-law |
| cuñado {m} [colloquial, Spain] | :: know-all |
| cunaguaro {m} | :: Any small spotted jungle cat, usually referring to the ocelot or the oncilla |
| cunaguaro {m} [Venezuela] | :: Leopardus pardalis, ocelot |
| cuñapé {m} [Bolivia] | :: A Bolivian pastry made with cheese and cassava flour |
| cuña publicitaria {f} | :: advert; commercial |
| cuñar {vt} | :: synonym of acuñar |
| cuncuna {f} [Chile] | :: caterpillar (insect) |
| cuncuna {f} [Chils] | :: accordion |
| cunda {f} [argot, Spain] | :: Vehicle that charges money to ride drug addicts to places where they can buy and consume illegal drugs |
| cundiboyacense {adj} | :: Of or from Cundinamarca and Boyacá |
| Cundinamarca {prop} | :: Cundinamarca (department) |
| cundinamarqués {adj} | :: of or from Cundinamarca |
| cundinamarqués {m} | :: Someone from Cundinamarca |
| cundinamarquesa {f} | :: feminine noun of cundinamarqués |
| cundir {v} [obsolete] | :: to fill (of a liquid) |
| cundir {vr} [colloquial, Spain] | :: to do something quickly |
| cundir {v} | :: to spill |
| cundir {v} | :: to propagate |
| cundir {v} | :: to produce something of good quality, yield positive work |
| cundir {v} | :: to spread |
| cundir {v} | :: to expand, extend |
| cuneado {adj} | :: cuneate |
| cunear {v} | :: to rock; cradle |
| cunear {vr} | :: to rock; sway |
| cuneiforme {adj} | :: cuneiform |
| cuneiforme {m} | :: cuneiform |
| cuneo- {prefix} | :: cuneo- |
| cuneocuboideo {adj} [anatomy] | :: cuneocuboid |
| cuneoescafoideo {adj} [anatomy] | :: cuneonavicular |
| cuneonavicular {adj} [anatomy] | :: cuneonavicular |
| cunero {adj} [bullfighting] | :: of unknown or unstated origin |
| cunero {adj} [politics] | :: non-native; from a different district or area |
| cuneta {f} | :: roadside ditch |
| cuneta {f} | :: ditch |
| cuneta {f} | :: gutter |
| cunilinguo {m} | :: alternative form of cunnilinguo |
| cunita {f} | :: diminutive of cuna |
| cunnilinguo {m} | :: cunnilingus |
| cunnilingus {m} | :: cunnilingus |
| cuño {m} [technical] | :: stamp, die-stamp |
| cuño {m} [figuratively] | :: stamp, mark |
| cunumi {mf} [Bolivia] | :: country bumpkin |
| cunumisada {f} [Bolivia] | :: bumpkinish behaviour |
| cuón {m} | :: dhole |
| cuórum {m} | :: alternative spelling of quórum |
| cuota {f} | :: quota |
| cuota {f} | :: installment (portion of debt) |
| cuotear {vt} [Chile] | :: to share out with a quota |
| cupcake {m} | :: cupcake |
| cupé {m} | :: coupé (car) |
| cupera {f} | :: feminine noun of cupero |
| cupero {adj} | :: Of or pertaining to the Popular Unity Candidacy, a Spanish political party |
| cupero {m} | :: A member of the Popular Unity Candidacy |
| cupido {m} | :: cupid |
| Cupido {prop} {m} | :: Cupid (god of love, son of Venus) |
| cuplé {m} | :: A type of risqué, bawdy song style popular in Spain around the turn of the 20th century |
| cupletera {f} | :: cuplé singer |
| cupletista {mf} | :: cuplé singer |
| cupo {m} | :: quota |
| cupo {m} | :: capacity |
| cupo {m} | :: available room, space |
| cupón {m} | :: coupon, voucher |
| cupón catalina {f} | :: Catalina coupon |
| cuponera {f} | :: coupon booklet |
| cúprico {adj} | :: cupric |
| cuprífero {adj} | :: cupriferous |
| cuproníquel {m} | :: cupronickel |
| cúpula {f} [architecture] | :: cupola, dome (dome-shaped ornamental structure located on top of a larger roof or dome) |
| cúpula {f} [figurative] | :: leadership |
| cúpula acebollada {f} | :: onion dome |
| Cúpula de la Roca {prop} {f} | :: Dome of the Rock (shrine in Jerusalem) |
| cúpula gallonada {f} [architecture] | :: umbrella dome |
| cupular {adj} | :: cupular |
| cupularrotonda {f} [geometry] | :: cupolarotunda |
| cupulín {m} | :: diminutive of cúpula |
| cuqui {adj} [colloquial] | :: cute, purdy |
| cuqui {mf} [colloquial] | :: cutey |
| cuquillo {m} | :: synonym of cuclillo |
| cura {f} | :: cure (something that restores good health) |
| cura {f} [Bolivia, Chile, colloquial] | :: drunkenness |
| cura {m} | :: priest |
| cura {f} [Colombia, dated] | :: avocado |
| curable {adj} | :: curable |
| curaca {m} | :: kuraka |
| curacazgo {m} | :: An area governed by a kuraka |
| curación {f} | :: cure; treatment |
| curación {f} | :: recovery; recuperation |
| curadera {f} [Chile] | :: drunkenness |
| curado {adj} | :: cured |
| curado {adj} | :: mature [of cheese, bacon, etc.] |
| curado {adj} | :: drunk, intoxicated |
| curador {m} | :: curator |
| curador {m} | :: executor |
| curador {m} | :: trustee |
| curadora {f} | :: feminine noun of curador |
| curaduría {f} | :: curatorship |
| curaduría {f} | :: curation |
| cural {adj} | :: parochial (pertaining to a parish) |
| curalotodo {m} | :: cure-all |
| curandera {f} | :: feminine noun of curandero, female shaman |
| curandería {f} | :: Folk medicine |
| curanderismo {m} | :: Folk medicine |
| curandero {m} | :: shaman, witch doctor |
| curandero {m} | :: quack: one who practices medicine without authority |
| curandero {m} | :: healer |
| Curanipe {prop} {m} | :: Curanipe (city) |
| curanipeño {adj} | :: from the Chilean city of Curanipe |
| curanipense {adj} | :: from the Chilean city of Curanipe |
| curanipino {adj} | :: from the Chilean city of Curanipe |
| curanto {m} | :: A seafood, meat and vegetable stew from Chile |
| curar {v} | :: to cure |
| curar {v} | :: to heal |
| curar {v} | :: to restore, heal [the soul] |
| curar {v} | :: to nurse, treat |
| curar {v} | :: to dress [a wound] |
| curar {v} | :: to remedy [an evil] |
| curar {v} | :: to prepare |
| curar {v} | :: to cure, salt, smoke |
| curar {v} | :: to ripen |
| curar {v} | :: to dress, tan [animal hides] |
| curar {v} | :: to season, dry [wood] |
| curar {v} | :: to bleach [linen] |
| curar {v} | :: to intoxicate, make drunk |
| curar {vr} [curarse] | :: to get drunk |
| curare {m} | :: curare |
| curarse en salud {v} [idiom] | :: to play it safe; to be on the safe side |
| Curasao {prop} {m} | :: alternative form of Curazao |
| curatela {f} | :: guardianship; tutorship |
| curativo {adj} | :: curative |
| curato {m} [religion] | :: curate (ministry, also territory) |
| curatorial {adj} | :: curatorial |
| curatorio {adj} [attributive] | :: curation |
| curazaleña {f} | :: feminine noun of curazaleño |
| curazaleño {adj} | :: Curaçaoan |
| curazaleño {m} | :: Curaçaoan |
| Curazao {prop} {m} | :: Curaçao (island) |
| curazoleña {f} | :: feminine noun of curazoleño |
| curazoleño {adj} | :: Curaçaoan |
| curazoleño {m} | :: Curaçaoan (native or inhabitant) |
| curbinata {f} | :: Pacific four-eyed fish (Anableps dowei) |
| curbinata {f} | :: black curbinata (Paglioscion auratus) |
| cúrcuma {f} | :: turmeric (plant) |
| cúrcuma {f} | :: turmeric (spice) |
| curcumina {f} [organic compound] | :: curcumin |
| curcusilla {f} | :: coccyx |
| curda {f} | :: drunkenness; drinking session |
| curda {f} | :: feminine noun of curdo |
| curdela {adj} [colloquial] | :: drunk |
| curdela {f} [colloquial] | :: drunkenness |
| curdo {adj} | :: alternative spelling of kurdo |
| curdo {m} | :: alternative spelling of kurdo |
| curdo {m} | :: alternative spelling of kurdo |
| cureña {f} | :: carriage (of gun) |
| curepa {f} [Paraguay] | :: Argie (Argentinian) |
| curepí {m} [Paraguay] | :: Argie (Argentinian) |
| curetaje {m} | :: curettage |
| curia {f} | :: curia |
| curial {adj} | :: curial |
| curicana {f} | :: feminine noun of curicano |
| curicano {adj} | :: Of or from Curicó |
| curicano {m} | :: Someone from Curicó |
| curiche {adj} [pejorative, Chile] | :: dark colored (of a person) |
| Curicó {prop} {m} | :: Curicó (city) |
| Curicó {prop} {m} | :: Curicó (province) |
| Curicó {prop} {m} | :: Curicó (region) |
| curil {m} [El Salvador, Honduras] | :: pustulose ark Anadara tuberculosa |
| curio {m} | :: curium |
| curio {m} | :: curie |
| curiosamente {adv} | :: curiously, oddly |
| curiosear {v} | :: to snoop |
| curiosidad {f} | :: curiosity |
| curiosísimo {adj} | :: superlative of curioso |
| curioso {adj} | :: curious, inquisitive (person) |
| curioso {adj} | :: interesting |
| curioso {adj} | :: funny, strange, odd |
| curioso {adj} | :: quaint |
| curioso {m} | :: gawker, onlooker |
| curita {f} [Argentina] | :: band-aid (adhesive bandage), sticking plaster, Elastoplast |
| Curitiba {prop} {f} | :: Curitiba (municipality/state capital) |
| Curlandia {prop} {f} | :: Curlandia (region) |
| curonia {f} | :: feminine noun of curonio |
| curonio {adj} | :: Curonian |
| curonio {m} | :: Curonian |
| currante {adj} | :: hard-working |
| currante {mf} | :: worker |
| currar {v} [colloquial] | :: to work |
| currelar {v} [Spain, colloquial] | :: to work |
| currícula {f} | :: curriculum, CV |
| curricular {adj} | :: curricular |
| currículo {m} | :: curriculum |
| currículo {m} | :: curriculum vitae, résumé |
| currículum {m} | :: curriculum vitae |
| curro {adj} [colloquial] | :: handsome, good looking |
| curro {m} [colloquial, Spain] | :: work |
| curro {m} [Cuba, Mexico] | :: Andalusian immigrant living in America |
| curro {m} [vulgar, Argentina, Uruguay] | :: fraud, rip-off, scam |
| curruca {f} | :: warbler (bird of the genus Sylvia) |
| curruca capirotada {f} | :: The blackcap (small bird) |
| currutaca {f} [vulgar, Nicaragua] | :: diarrhea |
| currutaca {f} [vulgar, dated, El Salvador] | :: diarrhea |
| curry {m} | :: curry |
| currywurst {m} | :: currywurst |
| cursante {mf} [Latin America] | :: student (on a course) |
| cursar {v} | :: to attend |
| cursi {adj} | :: corny, cheesy, kitschy, chintzy |
| cursilada {f} | :: synonym of cursilería |
| cursilería {f} | :: corniness, mawkishness |
| cursilería {f} | :: something that is mawkish or corny |
| cursilísimo {adj} | :: superlative of cursi |
| cursillo {m} | :: diminutive of curso: brief course; tutorial |
| cursito {m} | :: diminutive of curso |
| cursiva {f} | :: italics (letters in an italic typeface) |
| cursivo {adj} [typography] | :: italic |
| curso {m} | :: course, trajectory, route, direction |
| curso {m} | :: course (learning program, as in a school) |
| curso {m} | :: course (path, sequence, development, or evolution) |
| cursor {m} [computing] | :: cursor |
| curtido {adj} | :: tanned |
| curtido {adj} | :: weather-beaten, leathery [of skin] |
| curtido {m} [El Salvador] | :: a cabbage salad |
| curtidor {m} | :: tanner |
| curtidora {f} | :: feminine noun of curtidor |
| curtiduría {f} | :: tannery |
| curtiembre {f} | :: tannery |
| curtir {v} | :: to tan, cure (a hide) |
| curtir {vr} | :: to catch a tan |
| curtir {vr} | :: to gain experience |
| curtosis {f} | :: kurtosis |
| curuba {f} | :: banana passionfruit |
| curueña {f} | :: obsolete spelling of cureña |
| curuja {f} | :: burrowing owl |
| curujey {m} [Cuba] | :: Guzmania monostachia, the West Indian tufted airplant |
| curul {f} [Latin America] | :: seat (membership in a governing body) |
| cururo {m} | :: A coruro |
| curutié {m} | :: spinetail |
| curva {f} | :: curve |
| curva de la felicidad {f} [idiom, humorous] | :: beer belly; pot belly; spare tire |
| curvar {vt} | :: to bend |
| curvatura {f} | :: curvature (the shape of something curved) |
| curveado {adj} | :: curvy; windy |
| curvear {v} | :: to curve; to bend; to wind |
| curvi {adj} | :: curvy |
| curvilíneo {adj} | :: curved, curvilinear |
| curvina {f} | :: Any of a number of fish in the Cynoscion genus |
| curvo {adj} | :: curved; bent |
| curvón {m} | :: augmentative of curva; large curve |
| curvy {adj} | :: curvy |
| cuscatleco {adj} [El Salvador, Honduras] | :: pertaining to El Salvador (said of a thing) |
| Cusco {prop} {m} [official in Peru] | :: alternative spelling of Cuzco |
| Cusco {prop} {m} | :: Places in Peru |
| Cusco {prop} {m} | :: Cusco (region) |
| Cusco {prop} {m} | :: Cusco (province) |
| Cusco {prop} {m} | :: Cusco (city/provincial capital) |
| cuscurro {m} | :: crouton |
| cuscús {m} | :: couscous |
| cush {m} [Guatemala] | :: a kind of tree (Ficus sp.) |
| cusha {f} [Guatemala] | :: booze, especially moonshine |
| cushita {adj} | :: Cushitic |
| cusita {adj} | :: Cushitic |
| cusita {mf} | :: Cushite |
| cúspide {f} | :: peak; zenith |
| cusqueña {f} | :: feminine noun of cusqueño |
| cusqueño {m} [official in Peru] | :: alternative spelling of cuzqueño |
| cusqueño {adj} [official in Peru] | :: alternative spelling of cuzqueño |
| custodia {f} | :: custody |
| custodia {f} | :: safekeeping |
| custodia {f} | :: monstrance (an ornamental, often precious receptacle, especially in the Roman Catholic Church, either open or with a transparent cover, in which the Eucharistic Host is placed for veneration) |
| custodiar {v} | :: to guard; watch over |
| custodio {m} | :: guardian |
| custodio {m} | :: keeper |
| custodio {m} | :: custodian |
| custodio {m} [US Spanish] | :: guard |
| Custodio {prop} | :: given name |
| Custodio {prop} | :: surname |
| customizable {adj} | :: customizable |
| customización {f} | :: customization |
| customizar {vt} | :: to customize |
| cusuco {m} [Central America] | :: armadillo |
| cususa {f} [Central America] | :: booze, especially moonshine |
| cutáneo {adj} | :: cutaneous |
| cúter {m} [nautical] | :: cutter (a type of small, single-masted ship) |
| cúter {m} | :: cutter, box cutter (tool used to cut) |
| Cutervo {prop} | :: Cutervo (province) |
| Cutervo {prop} | :: Cutervo (city/provincial capital) |
| cutí {m} | :: ticking |
| cutícula {f} | :: cuticle (hardened skin around the nail) |
| cuticular {adj} | :: cuticular |
| cutis {m} | :: skin (especially that of the face) |
| cuto {adj} [colloquial, El Salvador] | :: missing an arm or forearm from birth, or from disease or an accident |
| cuto {adj} [dated, colloquial, El Salvador] | :: short (said of clothes, especially pants) |
| cutre {adj} [colloquial, of a thing] | :: of bad quality, poor |
| cutre {adj} [colloquial, of a place] | :: shabby, seedy, cheesy |
| cutre {adj} [colloquial, person] | :: stingy, small-minded, scrounger, mean |
| cutrez {f} | :: tackiness, cheesiness |
| cutrón {adj} | :: cheesy; corny |
| cuuc {m} | :: squirrel (Sciurus spp.) |
| cuy {m} | :: guinea pig |
| cuy {m} | :: guinea pig meat (eaten especially in the Andes; see the Wikipedia article) |
| cuya {pron} | :: feminine singular of cuyo |
| cuyano {adj} | :: From or relating to the region of Cuyo Province, Argentina |
| cuyas {pron} | :: feminine plural of cuyo, whose |
| cuydado {m} | :: obsolete spelling of cuidado |
| cuyo {pron} | :: whose |
| cuyos {pron} | :: plural of cuyo, whose |
| Cuzco {prop} {m} | :: Cuzco |
| cuzqueño {m} | :: an inhabitant of Cuzco |
| cuzqueño {adj} | :: From or located at Cuzco |
| cyberataque {m} | :: cyberattack |
| cyberbullying {m} | :: cyberbullying |
| cyberpunk {m} | :: cyberpunk |
| cyberthriller {m} | :: cyberthriller |
| cyborg {m} | :: cyborg |
| Cygnus {prop} {m} [constellation] | :: Cygnus (constellation) |
| Czartoryski {prop} {mf} | :: surname |