Spanish words: carrilero to casando

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Spanish words carrilero to casando

carrilero noun /kariˈleɾo/: wingback (a player who doubles as a defender when their team is defending, and a winger when they are attacking)
carrilla noun: joke, fun
carrillera noun [kariˈʝeɾa]: jaw (of certain animals)
carrillo noun /kaˈriʝo/: cheek, jowl
carrillón noun /kariˈʝon/: carillon
carrilludo adjective /kariˈʝudo/: fleshy, meaty
carrinca noun [kaˈrĩŋka]
carrindanga noun [karĩn̪ˈd̪ãŋga]
carriola noun /kaˈrjola/: trundle bed
Carrión proper noun /kaˈrjon/: a surname
carrionero adjective, noun: of, from or relating to Carrión de los Céspedes
carrique noun [kaˈrike]
Carriquiri proper noun [kariˈkiɾi]
Carriquiry proper noun [kariˈkiɾi]
carrista noun: tanker
carritero noun: someone who drives, or pushes, a cart
carrito noun /kaˈrito/: shopping cart
carrizal noun /kariˈθal/: area of reeds, reed field
carrizo noun /kaˈriθo/: reed
carro noun /ˈkaro/: cart
carro de asalto noun: tank
carro de combate noun: tank (military vehicle)
carro fúnebre noun, phrase [ˈkaro ˈfuneβ̞ɾe]: hearse (vehicle)
carro hidrante noun /ˌkaro iˈdɾante/: a truck used in Chile to shoot water laced with teargas to disperse crowds
carro huincha phrase [ˈkaro ˈ(ɣ̞)w̝ĩnʲt͡ʃa]
carrobalista noun [karoβ̞aˈlist̪a]
carrobomba noun [karoˈβ̞õmba]
carrocería noun /karoθeˈɾia/: body (of a vehicle)
carrocero noun [karoˈseɾo]: coachbuilder
carrochado verb [karoˈt͡ʃað̞o]
carrochando verb [karoˈt͡ʃãn̪d̪o]
carrochar verb [karoˈt͡ʃaɾ]
carrocista noun: carriage or hearse driver
carroloco noun [karoˈloko]
carromatero noun /karomaˈteɾo/: wagon or coach driver
carromato noun /karoˈmato/: wagon
carroña adjective, noun /kaˈroɲa/: carrion
carronada noun /karoˈnada/: carronade
carroñado verb [karoˈɲað̞o]
carroñando verb [karoˈɲãn̪d̪o]
carroñar verb [karoˈɲaɾ]
carroñear verb: to scavenge (to feed on carrion)
carroñeo noun, verb /karoˈɲeo/: carrion eating
carroñerismo noun /karoɲeˈɾismo/: scavenging (feeding on carrion)
carroñero adjective, noun /karoˈɲeɾo/: disgusting
carroñes verb [kaˈroɲes]
carroño adjective /kaˈroɲo/: corrupt
carros por puesto phrase /ˌkaros poɾ ˈpwesto/: Transport service, often informal, in Latin America where payment is normally made per seat.
carros y carretas noun: bumps in the road
carrotanque noun: tanker, oil tanker
carrovelismo noun: land sailing
carroza adjective, noun, verb /kaˈroθa/: carriage
carroza fúnebre noun, phrase /kaˌroθa ˈfunebɾe/: hearse (carriage or vehicle)
carrozable adjective /karoˈθable/: driveable (capable of being driven on)
carrozado verb [karoˈsað̞o]: past participle of carrozar
carrozando verb [karoˈsãn̪d̪o]: gerund of carrozar
carrozar verb /karoˈθaɾ/: to install the chassis of a vehicle
carruaje noun /kaˈrwaxe/: carriage
carrucado verb [karuˈkað̞o]
carrucando verb [karuˈkãn̪d̪o]
carrucar verb [karuˈkaɾ]
carrucha noun /kaˈrut͡ʃa/: wheelbarrow and hand truck and the like
carruco noun /kaˈruko/: joint (marijuana cigarette)
carrujo noun /kaˈruxo/: joint (marijuana cigarette)
carrular verb /karuˈlaɾ/: to run, to work, to function, to operate
carrulim noun /karuˈlim/: a drink made of cane sugar and rue, originating in the Guaraní culture
carrusel noun /karuˈsel/: carousel, merry-go-round
cársico adjective: karstic
carsonita adjective, noun /kaɾsoˈnita/: Carsonite (of, from or relating to Carson City, capital of Nevada, United States)
carst noun /ˈkaɾst/: alternative form of karst
cárstico adjective /ˈkaɾstiko/: alternative spelling of kárstico
carta noun /ˈkaɾta/: letter (document)
carta abierta noun /ˌkaɾta aˈbjeɾta/: open letter
carta al director noun /ˌkaɾta al diɾeɡˈtoɾ/: letter to the editor
carta amorosa noun /ˌkaɾta amoˈɾosa/: love letter (letter about the author's love)
carta astral noun, phrase /ˌkaɾta asˈtɾal/: birth chart
carta blanca noun /ˌkaɾta ˈblanka/: carte blanche, free rein
carta bomba noun /ˌkaɾta ˈbomba/: letter bomb
carta certificada phrase [ˈkaɾt̪a seɾt̪ifiˈkað̞a]
carta de ajuste noun /ˌkaɾta de aˈxuste/: test card
carta de amor noun /ˌkaɾta de aˈmoɾ/: love letter (letter about the author's love)
carta de ciudadanía noun /ˌkaɾta de θjudadaˈnia/: citizen card (document showing one's citizenship in a country where they weren't born)
carta de crédito noun /ˌkaɾta de ˈkɾedito/: letter of credit
carta de derechos noun: bill of rights
carta de marca noun: letter of marque (official commission authorising someone to seize the property or people of another nation)
carta de marear noun, phrase [ˈkaɾt̪a ð̞e maɾeˈaɾ]: chart
carta de porte noun: waybill
carta de presentación noun: cover letter
carta de vecindad noun /ˌkaɾta de beθinˈdad/: residence permit
carta de venta noun: sales letter
carta de vinos noun, phrase [ˈkaɾt̪a ð̞e ˈβ̞inos]: wine list
carta desaforada phrase [ˈkaɾt̪a ð̞esafoˈɾað̞a]
carta documento phrase [ˈkaɾt̪a ð̞okuˈmẽn̪t̪o]
carta magna phrase [ˈkaɾt̪a ˈmaɣ̞na]
carta natal noun, phrase /ˌkaɾta naˈtal/: birth chart
carta náutica noun /ˌkaɾta ˈnautika/: chart
carta pastoral noun: pastoral letter
carta poder phrase [ˈkaɾt̪a poˈð̞eɾ]
carta reversal noun /ˌkaɾta rebeɾˈsal/: a kind of diplomatic agreement between two or more parties
carta segura noun: dead cert; shoo-in
carta verde phrase [ˈkaɾt̪a ˈβ̞eɾð̞e]
carta vista phrase [ˈkaɾt̪a ˈβ̞ist̪a]
cartabón noun /kaɾtaˈbon/: triangle, set square (draughtsman's square)
cartáceo adjective /kaɾˈtaθeo/: chartaceous; papery
Cartagena proper noun /kaɾtaˈxena/: Cartagena (a city in Spain)
cartagenerista noun: someone who believes in the autonomy of Cartagena, Spain
cartagenero adjective, noun [kaɾt̪axeˈneɾo]: Cartagenan
cartagenino adjective [kaɾt̪axeˈnino]
cartaginense adjective, noun /kaɾtaxiˈnense/: Carthaginian
cartaginés adjective, noun /kaɾtaxiˈnes/: Cartagenan
Cartago proper noun /kaɾˈtaɡo/: Carthage (an ancient city in North Africa, in modern Tunisia)
cartalismo noun: chartalism
cártamo noun: safflower
cártamo silvestre noun /ˌkaɾtamo silˈbestɾe/: brown knapweed (Centaurea jacea)
cartapacio noun /kaɾtaˈpaθjo/: binder, folder, notebook
cartas credenciales phrase [ˈkaɾt̪as kɾeð̞ẽnˈsjales]
Carte proper noun [ˈkaɾt̪e]
carteado verb /kaɾteˈado/: past participle of cartear
carteador noun: declarer
carteando verb [kaɾt̪eˈãn̪d̪o]: gerund of cartear
carteándose verb [kaɾt̪eˈãn̪d̪ose]: gerund of cartear combined with se
carteante adjective [kaɾt̪eˈãn̪t̪e]
cartear verb /kaɾteˈaɾ/: to play fake cards
cartearse verb /kaɾteˈaɾse/: infinitive of cartear combined with se
cartel noun /kaɾˈtel/: poster, placard, bill, banner
cartela noun [kaɾˈt̪ela]: cartouche
carteleado verb [kaɾt̪eleˈað̞o]
carteleando verb [kaɾt̪eleˈãn̪d̪o]
cartelear verb [kaɾt̪eleˈaɾ]
cartelera noun /kaɾteˈleɾa/: billboard; noticeboard
cartelería noun /kaɾteleˈɾia/: line-up (of acts at an event)
cartelero noun: billposter
cartelismo noun /kaɾteˈlismo/: poster making
cartelista noun /kaɾteˈlista/: poster artist
cartelización noun [kaɾt̪elisaˈsjõn]: cartelization
cartelizar verb /kaɾteliˈθaɾ/: to cartelize
cartelón noun /kaɾteˈlon/: large notice; poster
carteludo adjective [kaɾt̪eˈluð̞o]
carteo noun, verb [kaɾˈt̪eo]: third-person singular preterite indicative of cartear
cárter noun /ˈkaɾteɾ/: crankcase; sump; oil pan
cartera noun /kaɾˈteɾa/: wallet, billfold
cartera de clientes noun: customer base
cartera de inversiones noun: an investment portfolio
cartereado verb [kaɾt̪eɾeˈað̞o]: past participle of carterear
cartereando verb [kaɾt̪eɾeˈãn̪d̪o]: gerund of carterear
carterear verb /kaɾteɾeˈaɾ/: to pickpocket
carterecia noun [kaɾt̪eˈɾesja]
cartería noun [kaɾt̪eˈɾia]
carterica noun [kaɾt̪eˈɾika]
carterilla noun [kaɾt̪eˈɾiʝa]
carterista noun /kaɾteˈɾista/: pickpocket
carterita noun /kaɾteˈɾita/: diminutive of cartera
carterjo noun [kaɾˈt̪eɾxo]
cartero noun /kaɾˈteɾo/: postman, mailman
Cartes proper noun [ˈkaɾt̪es]
cartesianismo noun: Cartesianism (the philosophy of René Descartes)
cartesiano adjective /kaɾteˈsjano/: Cartesian
carteta noun [kaɾˈt̪et̪a]
cartica noun [kaɾˈt̪ika]
cartilaginoso adjective /kaɾtilaxiˈnoso/: cartilaginous
cartílago noun /kaɾˈtilaɡo/: cartilage (dense connective tissue)
cartílago corniculado noun [kaɾˈt̪ilaɣ̞o koɾnikuˈlað̞o]
cartilla noun /kaɾˈtiʝa/: diminutive of carta; small card or small letter
cartismo noun /kaɾˈtismo/: Chartism
cartista noun /kaɾˈtista/: Chartist
cartita noun /kaɾˈtita/: diminutive of carta
cartivana noun [kaɾt̪iˈβ̞ana]
cartografía noun, verb /kaɾtoɡɾaˈfia/: cartography
cartografiado verb /kaɾtoɡɾaˈfjado/: past participle of cartografiar
cartografiando verb [kaɾt̪oɣ̞ɾaˈfjãn̪d̪o]: gerund of cartografiar
cartografiar verb /kaɾtoɡɾaˈfjaɾ/: to map
cartográficamente adverb /kaɾtoˌɡɾafikaˈmente/: cartographically
cartográfico adjective /kaɾtoˈɡɾafiko/: cartographic
cartógrafo noun /kaɾˈtoɡɾafo/: cartographer
cartograma noun /kaɾtoˈɡɾama/: cartogram
cartola noun /kaɾˈtola/: dropside
cartomancia noun [kaɾt̪omãnˈsia]: cartomancy (fortune-telling using cards)
cartomántico adjective, noun /kaɾtoˈmantiko/: cartomancer
cartón noun /kaɾˈton/: cardboard, paperboard
cartón piedra noun /kaɾˌtom ˈpjedɾa/: carton-pierre (papier-mâché made to resemble wood, stone, or metal)
cartón pluma phrase [kaɾˈt̪õn ˈpluma]
cartón yeso noun /kaɾˌton ˈʝeso/: drywall, sheetrock
cartonaje noun /kaɾtoˈnaxe/: cartons or cardboard
cartoncillo folding phrase [kaɾt̪õnˈsiʝo fol̪ˈd̪ĩŋ]
cartoncito noun /kaɾtonˈθito/: diminutive of cartón
cartoné noun: hardback; hardcover
cartonear verb [kaɾt̪oneˈaɾ]
cartoneo noun [kaɾt̪oˈneo]
cartonería noun [kaɾt̪oneˈɾia]: the art of making papier mâché sculptures, especially in Mexico
cartonero adjective, noun /kaɾtoˈneɾo/: cartonero, scavenger
cartoon noun /kaɾˈtun/: cartoon
cartoteca noun [kaɾt̪oˈt̪eka]
cartuchazo noun /kaɾtuˈt͡ʃaθo/: a shot from a cartridge of a firearm
cartuchera noun /kaɾtuˈt͡ʃeɾa/: pencil case
cartuchería noun /kaɾtut͡ʃeˈɾia/: cartridges
cartucho adjective, noun /kaɾˈtut͡ʃo/: cartridge
cartucho amarillo phrase [kaɾˈt̪ut͡ʃo amaˈɾiʝo]
cartucho de fogueo noun: blank (cartridge)
cartuja adjective, noun /kaɾˈtuxa/: charterhouse (Carthusian monastery)
cartujano adjective /kaɾtuˈxano/: Carthusian
cartujo adjective, noun /kaɾˈtuxo/: Carthusian
cartulario noun /kaɾtuˈlaɾjo/: cartulary
cartulina noun /kaɾtuˈlina/: thin cardboard or paperboard; card stock, paperboard, construction paper
cartulina amarilla noun /kaɾtuˌlina amaˈɾiʝa/: Used other than figuratively or idiomatically: see cartulina, amarilla.
cartulina roja noun /kaɾtuˌlina ˈroxa/: Used other than figuratively or idiomatically: see cartulina, roja.
carucha noun /kaˈɾut͡ʃa/: a miserable or ugly face
carúncula noun /kaˈɾunkula/: wattle (of bird)
carunculado adjective /kaɾunkuˈlado/: caruncular
carupanero adjective, noun /kaɾupaˈneɾo/: of, from or relating to the city of Carúpano, Sucre, Venezuela
caruto noun /kaˈɾuto/: genipap, Genipa americana
Carvacho proper noun [kaɾˈβ̞at͡ʃo]
Carvajal proper noun /kaɾbaˈxal/: a barrio of Malaga, Spain
carvallo noun /kaɾˈbaʝo/: oak
carvi noun [ˈkaɾβ̞i]: caraway (seed/fruit)
carvona noun /kaɾˈbona/: carvone
cas noun /ˈkas/: the fruit of a very tart species of guava
casa noun, verb /ˈkasa/: house
Casa Blanca phrase [ˈkasa ˈβ̞lãŋka]
casa consistorial noun /ˌkasa konsistoˈɾjal/: city hall; town hall
casa cuna noun /ˌkasa ˈkuna/: nursery school
casa cural noun /ˌkasa kuˈɾal/: clergy house; vicarage; rectory; parsonage
casa de acogida noun /ˌkasa de akoˈxida/: foster home
casa de aldea noun /ˌkasa de alˈdea/: country house
casa de alto phrase [ˈkasa ð̞e ˈal̪t̪o]
casa de altos noun, phrase [ˈkasa ð̞e ˈal̪t̪os]: a three or more storeyed house
casa de bajos phrase [ˈkasa ð̞e ˈβ̞axos]
casa de baños noun: bathhouse
casa de beneficencia noun: charity house
casa de camas noun: house of ill fame (brothel)
casa de cambio noun /ˌkasa de ˈkambjo/: bureau de change
casa de campo noun, phrase /ˌkasa de ˈkampo/: country house, cottage
casa de citas noun, phrase [ˈkasa ð̞e ˈsit̪as]: hostess bar
casa de comidas noun: cheap tavern or restaurant
casa de correos noun /ˌkasa de koˈreos/: post office
casa de Dios noun /ˌkasa de ˈdjos/: house of God
casa de empeño noun: pawnshop
casa de empeños noun /ˌkasa de emˈpeɲos/: alternative form of casa de empeño
casa de fieras noun, phrase /ˌkasa de ˈfjeɾas/: menagerie; zoo
casa de huéspedes noun /ˌkasa de ˈw̝espedes/: guest house
casa de juego noun /ˌkasa de ˈxweɡo/: playhouse (for children)
casa de lenocinio noun, phrase [ˈkasa ð̞e lenoˈsinjo]: brothel; whorehouse
casa de locos noun /ˌkasa de ˈlokos/: nuthouse, madhouse
casa de mancebía noun: brothel
casa de moneda noun, phrase /ˌkasa de moˈneda/: mint
casa de muñecas noun /ˌkasa de muˈɲekas/: dollhouse
casa de orates noun /ˌkasa de oˈɾates/: nuthouse
casa de préstamos noun: pawn shop
casa de prostitución noun: brothel
casa de putas noun, phrase /ˌkasa de ˈputas/: brothel, whorehouse
casa de tía noun /ˌkasa de ˈtia/: slammer; clink; nick (prison)
casa de trato noun /ˌkasa de ˈtɾato/: brothel; whorehouse
casa de vecindad noun /ˌkasa de beθinˈdad/: tenement house
casa del rey noun /ˌkasa del ˈrei/: royal household
casa del Señor noun /ˌkasa del seˈɲoɾ/: the tabernacle (portable tent used before the construction of the temple)
casa destroyer noun /ˌkasa desˈtɾoʝeɾ/: an abandoned apartment used by gang members as a refuge to plan or commit crimes
casa discográfica noun: record company
casa embrujada noun: haunted house
casa encantada noun: haunted house
casa matriz phrase [ˈkasa maˈt̪ɾis]
casa mía, casa mía, por pequeña que tú seas, me pareces una abadía phrase /ˌkasa ˌmia | ˌkasa ˌmia | poɾ peˌkeɲa ke ˌtu ˌseas | me paˌɾeθes ˌuna abaˈdia/: there's no place like home
casa móvil noun /ˌkasa ˈmobil/: mobile home
casa parroquial noun /ˌkasa paroˈkjal/: parsonage; vicarage
casa paterna noun: family home
casa real noun /ˌkasa reˈal/: royal palace
casa rodante noun, phrase /ˌkasa roˈdante/: caravan; recreational vehicle; motor home
casa rural noun /ˌkasa ruˈɾal/: house in the country
casabe noun /kaˈsabe/: alternative form of cazabe
Casablanca proper noun /kasaˈblanka/: Casablanca (the capital city of the region of Casablanca-Settat, Morocco)
casablanqués adjective, noun: of, from or relating to the city of Casablanca, Casablanca-Settat Region, Morocco
casable adjective [kaˈsaβ̞le]
casaca noun /kaˈsaka/: jacket
casación noun /kasaˈθjon/: cassation, annulment
casacional adjective /kasaθjoˈnal/: cassation, annulment
casacón noun [kasaˈkõn]
casada adjective, noun, verb /kaˈsada/: female equivalent of casado: married woman
casadero adjective /kasaˈdeɾo/: marriageable; marriable
casadilla noun [kasaˈð̞iʝa]
casadista adjective, noun /kasaˈdista/: of or supporting Segismundo Casado (Spanish soldier)
casadita noun [kasaˈð̞it̪a]
casado adjective, noun, verb /kaˈsado/: married
casador noun [kasaˈð̞oɾ]
casagrande noun [kasaˈɣ̞ɾãn̪d̪e]
casal noun /kaˈsal/: country house for farmworkers
casalero noun [kasaˈleɾo]
casalicio noun /kasaˈliθjo/: house
Casals proper noun [kaˈsals]
casamata noun [kasaˈmat̪a]: casemate
casamentado verb [kasamẽn̪ˈt̪að̞o]
casamentando verb [kasamẽn̪ˈt̪ãn̪d̪o]
casamentar verb [kasamẽn̪ˈt̪aɾ]
casamentera noun: matchmaker
casamentero noun /kasamenˈteɾo/: matchmaker
casamiento noun /kasaˈmjento/: marriage (event)
casampulga noun /kasamˈpulɡa/: black widow, especially Latrodectus mactans or Latrodectus curacaviensis
casamuro noun [kasaˈmuɾo]: fortification wall
Casanare proper noun /kasaˈnaɾe/: a department of Colombia
casanareño adjective, noun [kasanaˈɾeɲo]: of, from or relating to Casanare
casanarense adjective, noun: of, from or relating to Casanare
Casanate proper noun [kasaˈnat̪e]
casando verb /kaˈsando/: gerund of casar

Source: English Wiktionary (Spanish entries, CC BY-SA 4.0) and the Spanish Wiktionary (Wikcionario): each word's first meaning in English. A word with a page of its own links to it; for the rest, this line is PlainSpell's entry. Total under C: 19,867 words, in 67 parts.