Spanish words: castradora to catoblepas

Spanish words castradora to catoblepas

1. castradora noun /kastɾaˈdoɾa/: castrater
2. castradura noun [kast̪ɾaˈð̞uɾa]
3. castral adjective /kasˈtɾal/: castral
4. castrando verb [kasˈt̪ɾãn̪d̪o]: gerund of castrar
5. castrándose verb [kasˈt̪ɾãn̪d̪ose]: gerund of castrar combined with se
6. castrapo noun /kasˈtɾapo/: Spanish language heavily influenced or mixed with Galician
7. castrapuercos noun [kast̪ɾaˈpweɾkos]
8. castrar verb /kasˈtɾaɾ/: to castrate, to geld
9. castrarse verb [kasˈt̪ɾaɾse]: infinitive of castrar combined with se
10. castrazón noun [kast̪ɾaˈsõn]
11. Castrejana proper noun [kast̪ɾeˈxana]
12. castreño adjective /kasˈtɾeɲo/: of, from or relating to Castro Urdiales
13. castrense adjective /kasˈtɾense/: military
14. Castresana proper noun [kast̪ɾeˈsana]
15. Castries proper noun /ˈkastɾis/: Castries (the capital city of Saint Lucia)
16. Castrillo proper noun [kasˈt̪ɾiʝo]
17. Castrillón proper noun /kastɾiˈʝon/: Castrillón (a municipality in northern Asturias)
18. castrismo noun /kasˈtɾismo/: Castrism
19. castrista adjective, noun /kasˈtɾista/: pro-Castro
20. castro noun, verb /ˈkastɾo/: fort, fortified settlement
21. castrochavismo noun [kast̪ɾot͡ʃaˈβ̞ismo]: Castrochavism
22. castrochavista adjective [kast̪ɾot͡ʃaˈβ̞ist̪a]: Relating to Hugo Chávez and Fidel Castro
23. castrocomunismo noun: the communism of Fidel Castro
24. castrocomunista adjective, noun: of Fidel Castro's Communism
25. castrocubano adjective /kastɾokuˈbano/: pertaining to the period of Fidel and Raúl Castro's rule in Cuba (1959 – 2018)
26. castromadurismo noun: support for, or politics inspired by, Fidel Castro and Nicolás Maduro
27. Castronuevo proper noun /kastɾoˈnwebo/: a rare surname
28. castropolense adjective, noun /ˌkastɾopoˈlense/: of, from or relating to Castropol
29. castroso adjective /kasˈtɾoso/: annoying, obnoxious, being a pain in the ass
30. Castuera proper noun [kasˈt̪weɾa]
31. castúo noun /kasˈtuo/: the dialect of Spanish spoken in Extremadura and influenced by Extremaduran
32. casual adjective /kaˈswal/: casual
33. casualidad noun /kaswaliˈdad/: chance, coincidence, happenstance, fluke, accident
34. casualismo noun [kaswaˈlismo]
35. casualmente adverb /ˌkaswalˈmente/: by chance
36. casuar noun /kaˈswaɾ/: synonym of casuario (“cassowary”)
37. casuarina noun /kaswaˈɾina/: casuarina (any of numerous trees, of the genera Casuarina and Allocasuarina, having segmented needle-like leaves; especially the ironwood and beefwood; she-oak)
38. casuario noun /kaˈswaɾjo/: cassowary
39. casubio adjective, noun /kaˈsubjo/: Kashubian
40. casuca noun /kaˈsuka/: synonym of casucha
41. casucha noun /kaˈsut͡ʃa/: hovel
42. casucho noun [kaˈsut͡ʃo]
43. casuista adjective, noun /kaˈswista/: casuist (person)
44. casuística adjective, noun /kaˈswistika/: casuistry (process of answering practical questions by cases)
45. casuístico adjective /kaˈswistiko/: casuistic, casuistical
46. casulla noun /kaˈsuʝa/: chasuble
47. casullero noun [kasuˈʝeɾo]
48. casus belli phrase [ˈkasus ˈβ̞eli]
49. Casuso proper noun [kaˈsuso]
50. cata noun, verb /ˈkata/: tasting
51. cata australiana phrase [ˈkat̪a awst̪ɾaˈljana]
52. catabaptismo noun [kat̪aβ̞apˈt̪ismo]
53. catábasis noun /kaˈtabasis/: katabasis
54. catabático adjective [kat̪aˈβ̞at̪iko]: katabatic
55. catabólico adjective /kataˈboliko/: catabolic
56. catabolismo noun /kataboˈlismo/: catabolism (destructive metabolism)
57. catabolito noun /kataboˈlito/: catabolite
58. catabolizar verb /kataboliˈθaɾ/: to catabolize
59. catacaldos noun [kat̪aˈkal̪d̪os]
60. cataclasis noun [kat̪aˈklasis]
61. cataclasita noun: cataclasite
62. cataclísmico adjective /kataˈklismiko/: cataclysmic
63. cataclismo noun /kataˈklismo/: cataclysm
64. catacresis noun /kataˈkɾesis/: catachresis (misuse of a word)
65. catacumba noun /kataˈkumba/: catacomb
66. catacumbas noun /kataˈkumbas/: plural of catacumba
67. catadióptrico adjective /kataˈdjobtɾiko/: catadioptric
68. catado verb /kaˈtado/: past participle of catar
69. catador adjective, noun /kataˈdoɾ/: taster (one who tastes something)
70. catádromo adjective /kaˈtadɾomo/: catadromous
71. catadura noun /kataˈduɾa/: tasting
72. catae interjection [kaˈt̪ae]
73. catafalco noun /kataˈfalko/: catafalque, catafalco
74. catafilo noun [kat̪aˈfilo]
75. catáfora noun /kaˈtafoɾa/: cataphora
76. catafóricamente adverb [kat̪aˌfoɾikaˈmẽn̪t̪e]
77. catafórico adjective [kat̪aˈfoɾiko]
78. catafracta noun: cataphract (armor)
79. catafracto noun: cataphract
80. catagelofobia noun [kat̪axeloˈfoβ̞ja]
81. cataglotismo noun [kat̪aɣ̞loˈt̪ismo]
82. catalán adjective, noun /kataˈlan/: Catalan, Catalonian (of, from or relating to Catalonia)
83. catalanamente adverb /kataˌlanaˈmente/: in a Catalan way
84. catalanidad noun /katalaniˈdad/: Catalanness (identification with Catalan values and customs)
85. catalanismo noun [kat̪alaˈnismo]: Catalanism
86. catalanista adjective, noun /katalaˈnista/: pro-Catalan
87. catalanización noun /katalaniθaˈθjon/: Catalanization
88. catalanizado verb /katalaniˈθado/: past participle of catalanizar
89. catalanizando verb [kat̪alaniˈsãn̪d̪o]: gerund of catalanizar
90. catalanizándose verb [kat̪alaniˈsãn̪d̪ose]: gerund of catalanizar combined with se
91. catalanizar verb /katalaniˈθaɾ/: to make Catalan
92. catalanizarse verb [kat̪alaniˈsaɾse]: infinitive of catalanizar combined with se
93. catalanofobia noun [kat̪alanoˈfoβ̞ja]: Catalanophobia
94. catalanófono adjective, noun: synonym of catalanohablante
95. catalanohablante adjective, noun: Catalan-speaking
96. catalanoparlante adjective, noun /kataˌlanopaɾˈlante/: Catalan-speaking
97. catalardo adjective [kat̪aˈlaɾð̞o]
98. catalasa noun /kataˈlasa/: catalase
99. Cataldi proper noun [kaˈt̪al̪d̪i]
100. Cataldo proper noun [kaˈt̪al̪d̪o]
101. cataléctico adjective: catalectic
102. catalejo noun /kataˈlexo/: spyglass
103. catalepsia noun /kataˈlebsja/: catalepsy
104. cataléptico adjective /kataˈlebtiko/: cataleptic
105. Cataleya proper noun /kataˈleʝa/: a female given name
106. catalina noun /kataˈlina/: crankset; chainset
107. catalino adjective [kat̪aˈlino]
108. catálisis noun /kaˈtalisis/: catalysis
109. catalíticamente adverb: catalytically
110. catalítico adjective /kataˈlitiko/: catalytic
111. catalizado verb /kataliˈθado/: past participle of catalizar
112. catalizador adjective, noun /kataliθaˈdoɾ/: acting as a catalyst
113. catalizando verb [kat̪aliˈsãn̪d̪o]: gerund of catalizar
114. catalizar verb /kataliˈθaɾ/: to catalyze
115. catalogación noun /kataloɡaˈθjon/: cataloguing
116. catalogado verb /kataloˈɡado/: past participle of catalogar
117. catalogador noun: cataloger
118. catalogando verb [kat̪aloˈɣ̞ãn̪d̪o]: gerund of catalogar
119. catalogar verb /kataloˈɡaɾ/: to catalogue
120. catálogo noun, verb /kaˈtaloɡo/: catalog
121. catalográfico adjective: cataloguing
122. catalpa noun [kaˈt̪alpa]
123. catalufa noun [kat̪aˈlufa]
124. catalufo adjective, noun /kataˈlufo/: Catalan secessionist
125. Cataluña proper noun /kataˈluɲa/: Catalonia (an autonomous community in northeast Spain)
126. catamarán noun /katamaˈɾan/: catamaran
127. Catamarca proper noun /kataˈmaɾka/: Catamarca (a province in northwestern Argentina)
128. catamarqueño adjective, noun /katamaɾˈkeɲo/: of, from or relating to the city of San Fernando del Valle de Catamarca or surrounding Catamarca province, Argentina
129. catán noun, verb /kaˈtan/: alternative form of catana
130. catana noun /kaˈtana/: katana
131. catanare noun [kat̪aˈnaɾe]
132. catanca noun [kaˈt̪ãŋka]
133. catando verb /kaˈtando/: gerund of catar
134. catándose verb [kaˈt̪ãn̪d̪ose]: gerund of catar combined with se
135. catanga noun [kaˈt̪ãŋga]
136. Catania proper noun [kaˈt̪anja]
137. catañol noun /kataˈɲol/: a language blend of Catalan and Spanish
138. Catanzaro proper noun: Catanzaro (town and capital)
139. catapacita de mar phrase [kat̪apaˈsit̪a ð̞e ˈmaɾ]
140. catapán noun /kataˈpan/: katepano
141. catapedafobia noun [kat̪apeð̞aˈfoβ̞ja]
142. cataplasma noun /kataˈplasma/: poultice, cataplasm
143. catapléctico adjective [kat̪aˈplekt̪iko]
144. cataplejía noun [kat̪apleˈxia]
145. catapleon noun [kat̪aˈpleõn]
146. cataplexia noun /kataˈpleɡsja/: cataplexy
147. cataplines noun /kataˈplines/: goolies, testicles
148. cataplum interjection, noun /kataˈplum/: The sound of a loud explosion or forceful hit.
149. cataplún interjection, noun /kataˈplun/: alternative spelling of cataplum
150. catapsisia noun [kat̪apˈsisja]
151. catapulta noun, verb /kataˈpulta/: catapult
152. catapultado verb /katapulˈtado/: past participle of catapultar
153. catapultando verb [kat̪apul̪ˈt̪ãn̪d̪o]: gerund of catapultar
154. catapultar verb /katapulˈtaɾ/: to catapult
155. catapultario noun [kat̪apul̪ˈt̪aɾjo]
156. catapum interjection, noun /kataˈpum/: alternative spelling of cataplum
157. catar verb /kaˈtaɾ/: to taste (wine)
158. cátara adjective, noun, verb /kataˈɾa/: third-person singular future indicative of catar
159. cataraña noun [kat̪aˈɾaɲa]
160. catarata noun /kataˈɾata/: waterfall, cataract
161. catarí adjective, noun /kataˈɾi/: Qatari
162. catarina noun: ladybug, ladybird (insect of the family Coccinellidae)
163. catarinense adjective, noun /kataɾiˈnense/: of, from or relating to Santa Catarina
164. catarismo noun /kataˈɾismo/: Catharism
165. cátaro adjective, noun /ˈkataɾo/: Cathar
166. catarómetro noun [kat̪aˈɾomet̪ɾo]
167. catarral adjective /kataˈral/: catarrhal
168. catarribera noun [kat̪ariˈβ̞eɾa]
169. catarriento adjective [kat̪aˈrjẽn̪t̪o]
170. catarrino adjective, noun /kataˈrino/: catarrhine
171. catarro noun /kaˈtaro/: cold
172. catarroso adjective /kataˈroso/: catarrhal
173. catarse verb [kaˈt̪aɾse]: infinitive of catar combined with se
174. catarsis noun /kaˈtaɾsis/: catharsis
175. catártico adjective /kaˈtaɾtiko/: cathartic (inducing catharsis)
176. catascopio noun [kat̪asˈkopjo]
177. catasta noun /kaˈtasta/: a torture instrument or rack used to pull the limbs until being dislocated
178. catastasis noun [kat̪asˈt̪asis]
179. catasterismo noun [kat̪ast̪eˈɾismo]: catasterism
180. catastrado adjective: registered as a property
181. catastral adjective /katasˈtɾal/: cadastral
182. catastralmente adverb /katasˌtɾalˈmente/: cadastrally
183. catastro noun /kaˈtastɾo/: cadastre
184. catástrofe noun /kaˈtastɾofe/: catastrophe, disaster
185. catastróficamente adverb /katasˌtɾofikaˈmente/: catastrophically
186. catastrófico adjective /katasˈtɾofiko/: catastrophic (being a catastrophe)
187. catastrofismo noun /katastɾoˈfismo/: catastrophism, alarmism
188. catastrofista adjective [kat̪ast̪ɾoˈfist̪a]: alarmist
189. catatado verb [kat̪aˈt̪að̞o]
190. catatando verb [kat̪aˈt̪ãn̪d̪o]
191. catatar verb [kat̪aˈt̪aɾ]
192. catatipia noun [kat̪aˈt̪ipja]
193. catatonia noun /kataˈtonja/: catatonia
194. catatónico adjective [kat̪aˈt̪oniko]: catatonic
195. catatonizando verb [kat̪at̪oniˈsãn̪d̪o]
196. catatumba noun [kat̪aˈt̪ũmba]
197. cataviento noun /ˌkataˈbjento/: wind telltale (a length of yarn of ribbon to indicate wind direction)
198. catavino noun /ˌkataˈbino/: glass for tasting wine
199. catavinos noun /kataˈbinos/: winetaster
200. catcher noun /ˈkat͡ʃeɾ/: catcher
201. catchup noun /ˈkat͡ʃop/: alternative form of ketchup
202. cate adjective, noun, verb /ˈkate/: smack; slap
203. cateado verb [kat̪eˈað̞o]: past participle of catear
204. cateador noun [kat̪eaˈð̞oɾ]: searcher for minerals, prospector
205. cateando verb [kat̪eˈãn̪d̪o]: gerund of catear
206. catear verb /kateˈaɾ/: to search, prospect (for minerals or petroleum)
207. catechin noun [kaˈt̪et͡ʃĩn]
208. catecismo noun /kateˈθismo/: catechism
209. catecol noun /kateˈkol/: catechol
210. catecolamina noun /katekolaˈmina/: catecholamine
211. catecú noun [kat̪eˈku]
212. catecumenado noun [kat̪ekumeˈnað̞o]: catechumenate
213. catecúmeno noun /kateˈkumeno/: catechumen
214. cátedra noun /ˈkatedɾa/: professorship
215. catedrado verb [kat̪eˈð̞ɾað̞o]
216. catedral noun /kateˈdɾal/: cathedral
217. catedralicio adjective [kat̪eð̞ɾaˈlisjo]: cathedral
218. catedralidad noun [kat̪eð̞ɾaliˈð̞að̞]
219. catedrando verb [kat̪eˈð̞ɾãn̪d̪o]
220. catedrar verb [kat̪eˈð̞ɾaɾ]
221. catedrático noun /kateˈdɾatiko/: professor
222. categoremático adjective [kat̪eɣ̞oɾeˈmat̪iko]
223. categoría noun /kateɡoˈɾia/: category
224. categoría gramatical noun, phrase [kat̪eɣ̞oˈɾia ɣ̞ɾamat̪iˈkal]: a part of speech
225. categorial adjective /kateɡoˈɾjal/: categorical
226. categóricamente adverb /kateˌɡoɾikaˈmente/: categorically
227. categórico adjective /kateˈɡoɾiko/: categorical
228. categorización noun /kateɡoɾiθaˈθjon/: categorization
229. categorizado verb /kateɡoɾiˈθado/: past participle of categorizar
230. categorizando verb [kat̪eɣ̞oɾiˈsãn̪d̪o]: gerund of categorizar
231. categorizar verb /kateɡoɾiˈθaɾ/: to categorize
232. catela noun [kaˈt̪ela]
233. catena noun [kaˈt̪ena]
234. catenacho noun [kat̪eˈnat͡ʃo]
235. catenaria adjective, noun /kateˈnaɾja/: a catenary
236. catenario adjective /kateˈnaɾjo/: catenarian
237. catenina noun /kateˈnina/: catenin
238. catenoide noun /kateˈnoide/: catenoid
239. cateo noun, verb /kaˈteo/: raid (of a building)
240. catepsina noun /katebˈsina/: cathepsin
241. catequesis noun /kateˈkesis/: catechesis
242. catequético adjective /kateˈketiko/: catechetical
243. catequina noun /kateˈkina/: catechin
244. catequismo noun /kateˈkismo/: alternative form of catecismo
245. catequista noun /kateˈkista/: catechist
246. catequístico adjective /kateˈkistiko/: catechetical
247. catequización noun /katekiθaˈθjon/: catechesis
248. catequizado verb /katekiˈθado/: past participle of catequizar
249. catequizando verb /katekiˈθando/: gerund of catequizar
250. catequizar verb /katekiˈθaɾ/: to catechize
251. cáterin noun /ˈkateɾin/: alternative form of catering
252. Caterine proper noun [kat̪eˈɾine]
253. catering noun /ˈkeiteɾin/: catering
254. caterva noun /kaˈteɾba/: crowd, multitude
255. catete adjective, noun [kaˈt̪et̪e]: annoying, importunate, pushy
256. cateteado verb [kat̪et̪eˈað̞o]
257. cateteando verb [kat̪et̪eˈãn̪d̪o]
258. catetear verb [kat̪et̪eˈaɾ]
259. catéter noun /kaˈteteɾ/: catheter (a small tube inserted into a body cavity)
260. cateterismo noun /kateteˈɾismo/: catheterization
261. cateterización noun /kateteɾiθaˈθjon/: catheterization
262. cateterizando verb [kat̪et̪eɾiˈsãn̪d̪o]: gerund of cateterizar
263. cateterizar verb /kateteɾiˈθaɾ/: to catheterize
264. catetismo noun /kateˈtismo/: dimwittedness
265. cateto noun /kaˈteto/: cathetus (leg of a triangle)
266. catetómetro noun [kat̪eˈt̪omet̪ɾo]
267. catexis noun /kaˈteɡsis/: cathexis
268. catey noun [kaˈt̪ej]
269. cateya noun /kaˈteʝa/: a kind of spear
270. catgut noun [kat̪ˈɣ̞ut̪]
271. catiense adjective, noun /kaˈtjense/: of, from or relating to Catia La Mar
272. catifa noun /kaˈtifa/: alternative form of alcatifa
273. catiguá noun [kat̪iˈɣ̞wa]
274. catilinaria noun /katiliˈnaɾja/: tirade, diatribe
275. catimbado noun [kat̪ĩmˈbað̞o]
276. catimbao noun [kat̪ĩmˈbao]
277. catimía noun [kat̪iˈmia]
278. catín noun [kaˈt̪ĩn]
279. catinga adjective, noun /kaˈtinɡa/: funk (foul or unpleasant smell, especially body odour)
280. catinona noun /katiˈnona/: cathinone
281. catión noun /kaˈtjon/: cation
282. catiónico adjective: cationic
283. catire adjective, noun /kaˈtiɾe/: fair-haired, blond
284. catisofobia noun [kat̪isoˈfoβ̞ja]
285. catita noun /kaˈtita/: diminutive of cata
286. catita austral phrase [kaˈt̪it̪a awsˈt̪ɾal]
287. catite noun [kaˈt̪it̪e]
288. catitear verb [kat̪it̪eˈaɾ]
289. catiusca noun /kaˈtjuska/: welly, wellington boot
290. cativado verb /katiˈbado/: past participle of cativar
291. cativando verb [kat̪iˈβ̞ãn̪d̪o]: gerund of cativar
292. cativar verb [kat̪iˈβ̞aɾ]
293. cativí noun [kat̪iˈβ̞i]
294. cativo adjective, noun, verb /kaˈtibo/: Prioria copaifera, a tree of the American tropics.
295. catizumba noun: shedload; bucketful (large amount)
296. catizumbada noun: shedload; bucketful (large amount)
297. catizumbazo noun /katiθumˈbaθo/: shedload; bucketful
298. catnip noun /ˈkadnip/: catnip
299. cato noun, verb /ˈkato/: first-person singular present indicative of catar
300. catoblepas noun [kat̪oˈβ̞lepas]

Part 16 · Part 18 · Spanish words: C

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.