Spanish words: cloqueante to cocacolada

Spanish words cloqueante to cocacolada

1. cloqueante adjective /klokeˈante/: clucking, clucky
2. cloquear verb /klokeˈaɾ/: to cluck
3. cloqueo noun, verb /kloˈkeo/: cluck
4. cloquera noun /kloˈkeɾa/: broodiness
5. cloquez noun /kloˈkeθ/: broodiness
6. clora noun, verb [ˈkloɾa]: third-person singular present indicative
7. cloración noun /kloɾaˈθjon/: chlorination
8. clorado verb /kloˈɾado/: past participle of clorar
9. cloral noun /kloˈɾal/: chloral
10. cloralosa noun /kloɾaˈlosa/: chloralose
11. cloramina noun /kloɾaˈmina/: chloramine
12. clorando verb [kloˈɾãn̪d̪o]: gerund of clorar
13. cloranfenicol noun: chloramphenicol
14. clorar verb /kloˈɾaɾ/: to chlorinate
15. clorargirita noun: chlorargyrite
16. cloratita noun /kloɾaˈtita/: chloratite
17. clorato noun /kloˈɾato/: chlorate
18. clordano noun: chlordane
19. clordiazepóxido noun: chlordiazepoxide
20. clorela noun /kloˈɾela/: chlorella
21. clorénquima noun: chlorenchyma
22. clorfeniramina noun /kloɾfeniɾaˈmina/: chlorphenamine
23. clorhexidina noun /kloɾeɡsiˈdina/: chlorhexidine
24. clorhidrato noun /kloɾiˈdɾato/: hydrochloride
25. clorhídrico adjective [kloɾˈið̞ɾiko]: hydrochloric
26. clórico adjective /ˈkloɾiko/: chloric
27. clorina noun, verb [kloˈɾina]: third-person singular present indicative
28. clorinar verb /kloɾiˈnaɾ/: to chlorinate
29. Clorinda proper noun [kloˈɾĩn̪d̪a]
30. clorita noun /kloˈɾita/: chlorite
31. clorito noun /kloˈɾito/: chlorite
32. cloro noun, prefix, verb /ˈkloɾo/: chlorine
33. cloro de piscinas phrase [ˈkloɾo ð̞e piˈsinas]
34. cloroacetato noun: chloroacetate
35. cloroacético adjective: chloroacetic
36. cloroalcano noun: chloroalkane
37. cloroalqueno noun: chloroalkene
38. cloroalquino noun /kloɾoalˈkino/: chloroalkene
39. cloroetano noun: chloroethane
40. clorofila adjective, noun /kloɾoˈfila/: chlorophyll
41. clorofilasa noun [kloɾofiˈlasa]
42. clorofílico adjective [kloɾoˈfiliko]: chlorophyllic (of, pertaining to, resembling or derived from chlorophyll)
43. clorofilo adjective: chlorophyllous
44. clorofitas noun [kloɾoˈfit̪as]
45. clorofluocarbono noun /kloɾoflwokaɾˈbono/: alternative form of clorofluorocarbono
46. clorofluorocarbonado adjective [kloɾoflwoɾokaɾβ̞oˈnað̞o]
47. clorofluorocarbono noun /kloɾoflwoɾokaɾˈbono/: chlorofluorocarbon
48. clorofluorocarburo noun: chlorofluorocarbon
49. cloroformado verb [kloɾofoɾˈmað̞o]
50. cloroformando verb [kloɾofoɾˈmãn̪d̪o]
51. clorofórmico adjective [kloɾoˈfoɾmiko]
52. cloroformizado verb /kloɾofoɾmiˈθado/: past participle of cloroformizar
53. cloroformizando verb [kloɾofoɾmiˈsãn̪d̪o]: gerund of cloroformizar
54. cloroformizar verb /kloɾofoɾmiˈθaɾ/: to treat or make unconscious with chloroform
55. cloroformo noun /kloɾoˈfoɾmo/: chloroform
56. clorometano noun /kloɾomeˈtano/: chloromethane, methyl chloride
57. clorometilación noun: chloromethylation
58. cloropicrina noun /kloɾopiˈkɾina/: chloropicrin
59. cloroplasto noun [kloɾoˈplast̪o]: chloroplast
60. cloropreno noun: chloroprene
61. cloropromazina noun [kloɾopɾomaˈsina]
62. cloroquina noun /kloɾoˈkina/: chloroquine
63. clorosis noun /kloˈɾosis/: chlorosis
64. clorótico adjective, noun /kloˈɾotiko/: chlorotic
65. clorotoxina noun: chlorotoxin
66. cloroxilenol noun: dettol, chloroxylenol
67. clorpirifos noun: chlorpyrifos
68. clorpromazina noun /kloɾpɾomaˈθina/: chlorpromazine
69. clortalidona noun: chlortalidone
70. clorurado verb [kloɾuˈɾað̞o]
71. clorurando verb [kloɾuˈɾãn̪d̪o]
72. cloruro noun /kloˈɾuɾo/: chloride
73. cloruro de bario noun /kloˌɾuɾo de ˈbaɾjo/: barium chloride
74. cloruro de calcio noun /kloˌɾuɾo de ˈkalθjo/: calcium chloride
75. cloruro de polivinilo phrase [kloˈɾuɾo ð̞e poliβ̞iˈnilo]
76. cloruro de potasio noun /kloˌɾuɾo de poˈtasjo/: potassium chloride
77. cloruro de sodio noun /kloˌɾuɾo de ˈsodjo/: sodium chloride (NaCl)
78. closet noun /ˈkloset/: alternative spelling of clóset
79. closteroviral adjective: closteroviral
80. clostridial adjective /klostɾiˈdjal/: clostridial
81. clostridio noun /klosˈtɾidjo/: clostridium
82. clota noun [ˈklot̪a]
83. Clotario proper noun [kloˈt̪aɾjo]
84. cloteado verb [klot̪eˈað̞o]
85. cloteando verb [klot̪eˈãn̪d̪o]
86. clotear verb [klot̪eˈaɾ]
87. clotianidina noun: clothianidin
88. Clotilde proper noun /kloˈtilde/: a female given name from the Germanic languages, equivalent to French Clotilde or English Clotilda
89. Cloto proper noun /ˈkloto/: Clotho (one of the Fates)
90. cloud noun /ˈklaud/: cloud
91. Clovis proper noun [ˈkloβ̞is]
92. clown noun /ˈklaun/: clown (circus performance artist)
93. cloxacilina noun /kloɡsaθiˈlina/: cloxacillin
94. clozapina noun: clozapine
95. club noun /ˈklub/: club (an association of members joining together for some common purpose, especially sports or recreation)
96. club de fans noun /ˌklub de ˈfans/: fan club
97. club estado phrase [ˈkluβ̞ esˈt̪að̞o]
98. club nocturno noun: nightclub
99. clubbing noun: clubbing
100. clube noun: alternative form of club
101. clubhouse noun: clubhouse
102. clueca adjective, noun, verb /ˈklweka/: brooding hen
103. clueco adjective, verb /ˈklweko/: broody
104. cluenque adjective [ˈklwẽŋke]
105. clúneo adjective /ˈkluneo/: clunial
106. Clunia proper noun [ˈklunja]
107. cluniacense adjective /klunjaˈθense/: Cluniac
108. cluniense adjective [kluˈnjẽnse]
109. Cluny proper noun [ˈkluni]
110. cluster noun /ˈklusteɾ/: alternative form of clúster
111. clutch noun /ˈklot͡ʃ/: alternative form of cloche
112. cñ noun: coño
113. cnel. noun: abbreviation of coronel (“colonel”)
114. cnidario adjective, noun /niˈdaɾjo/: cnidarian
115. cnidoblasto noun: cnidoblast
116. cnidocisto noun: cnidocyst
117. cnidocito noun: cnidocyte
118. cnidofobia noun [nið̞oˈfoβ̞ja]
119. CNN proper noun /ˌθe ˌene ˈene/: CNN (Cable News Network)
120. co abbreviation, noun, prefix, pronoun /ˈko/: dude, friend
121. coa noun /ˈkoa/: primitive hoe, a sharp wooden rod formerly used by Native Americans to till the soil
122. coa de jima noun /ˌkoa de ˈxima/: a long, machete-like knife used by a jimador to cut the leaves from the piñas of an agave
123. COAC noun: Concurso oficial de agrupaciones del carnaval de Cádiz (carnival of Cádiz)
124. Coacalco proper noun /koaˈkalko/: Coacalco, a city and municipality in the Mexican state of Mexico
125. coacción noun /koaɡˈθjon/: coercion
126. coaccionado verb /koaɡθjoˈnado/: past participle of coaccionar
127. coaccionando verb [koaksjoˈnãn̪d̪o]: gerund of coaccionar
128. coaccionar verb /koaɡθjoˈnaɾ/: to coerce
129. coacervación noun [koaseɾβ̞aˈsjõn]
130. coacervado noun, verb [koaseɾˈβ̞að̞o]: coacervate
131. coacervando verb [koaseɾˈβ̞ãn̪d̪o]
132. coach noun /ˈkout͡ʃ/: coach
133. coachear verb [koat͡ʃeˈaɾ]
134. coachee noun [koaˈt͡ʃee]
135. coaching noun /ˈkot͡ʃin/: coaching
136. coacreditar verb /koakɾediˈtaɾ/: to co-credit
137. coactivador noun /koaɡtibaˈdoɾ/: coactivator
138. coactivamente adverb /koaɡˌtibaˈmente/: coercively
139. coactividad noun: coercibility
140. coactivo adjective /koaɡˈtibo/: coercive
141. coactuación noun: acting as a supporting actor
142. coactuar verb /koaɡˈtwaɾ/: to act together
143. coacusado noun /koakuˈsado/: coaccused
144. coadaptación noun /koadabtaˈθjon/: coadaptation
145. coadjutor noun /koadxuˈtoɾ/: coadjutor (assistant)
146. coadministración noun /koadministɾaˈθjon/: joint administration
147. coadunado verb [koað̞uˈnað̞o]
148. coadunando verb [koað̞uˈnãn̪d̪o]
149. coadunándose verb [koað̞uˈnãn̪d̪ose]
150. coadunarse verb [koað̞uˈnaɾse]
151. coadyuvado verb /koadʝuˈbado/: past participle of coadyuvar
152. coadyuvancia noun: collaboration
153. coadyuvando verb [koað̞ʝuˈβ̞ãn̪d̪o]: gerund of coadyuvar
154. coadyuvante adjective, noun [koað̞ʝuˈβ̞ãn̪t̪e]: contributor; collaborator
155. coadyuvar verb [koað̞ʝuˈβ̞aɾ]: to help achieve something
156. coagente noun /koaˈxente/: contributor; participant
157. coagulabilidad noun /koaɡulabiliˈdad/: coagulability
158. coagulación noun /koaɡulaˈθjon/: coagulation
159. coagulado verb /koaɡuˈlado/: past participle of coagular
160. coagulador adjective, noun /koaɡulaˈdoɾ/: coagulator
161. coagulando verb [koaɣ̞uˈlãn̪d̪o]: gerund of coagular
162. coagulándose verb [koaɣ̞uˈlãn̪d̪ose]: gerund of coagular combined with se
163. coagulante adjective, noun /koaɡuˈlante/: coagulative
164. coagular verb /koaɡuˈlaɾ/: to clot; to coagulate
165. coagularse verb [koaɣ̞uˈlaɾse]: infinitive of coagular combined with se
166. coagulasa noun: coagulase
167. coágulo noun, verb /koˈaɡulo/: clot
168. coagulopatía noun /koaɡulopaˈtia/: coagulopathy
169. Coahuila proper noun /koaˈwila/: a state of Mexico
170. coahuilense adjective, noun /koawiˈlense/: of, from or relating to the state of Coahuila, Mexico
171. coahuilteco adjective, noun: Coahuilteco
172. coala noun /koˈala/: alternative spelling of koala
173. Coalcomán proper noun /koalkoˈman/: Coalcomán de Vázquez Pallares (a town and municipality of Michoacán, Mexico)
174. coalescencia noun [koaleˈsẽnsja]: coalescence
175. coalescente adjective /koalesˈθente/: coalescent
176. coalescer verb [koaleˈseɾ]
177. coálgebra noun /koˈalxebɾa/: coalgebra
178. coalición noun /koaliˈθjon/: coalition
179. coalicionado verb [koalisjoˈnað̞o]
180. coalicional adjective /koaliθjoˈnal/: coalition
181. coalicionando verb [koalisjoˈnãn̪d̪o]
182. coalicionar verb [koalisjoˈnaɾ]
183. coalicionarse verb [koalisjoˈnaɾse]
184. coaliga verb /koaliˈɡa/: only used in te ... coaligá, syntactic variant of coaligate, second-person singular voseo imperative of coaligarse
185. coaligad verb: only used in os ... coaligad, syntactic variant of coaligaos, second-person plural imperative of coaligarse
186. coaligado verb [koaliˈɣ̞að̞o]: past participle of coaligarse
187. coaligando verb [koaliˈɣ̞ãn̪d̪o]: only used in se ... coaligando, syntactic variant of coaligándose, gerund of coaligarse
188. coaligándose verb [koaliˈɣ̞ãn̪d̪ose]: gerund
189. coaligar verb [koaliˈɣ̞aɾ]: only used in se ... coaligar, syntactic variant of coaligarse
190. coaligarse verb /koaliˈɡaɾse/: to unite, join, get together
191. coaligue verb: only used in se coaligue, third-person singular present subjunctive of coaligarse
192. coaliguemos verb: only used in nos ... coaliguemos, syntactic variant of coaliguémonos, first-person plural imperative of coaligarse
193. coaliguen verb: only used in se ... coaliguen, syntactic variant of coalíguense, third-person plural imperative of coaligarse
194. coalla noun /koˈaʝa/: quail
195. coameño adjective, noun /koaˈmeɲo/: of, from or relating to Coamo, Puerto Rico
196. coana noun [koˈana]: choana
197. coanfitrión noun [koãɱfiˈt̪ɾjõn]: cohost
198. coanimación noun: cohosting
199. coanimador noun /koanimaˈdoɾ/: cohost
200. coanimar verb /koaniˈmaɾ/: to cohost
201. coanocito noun: choanocyte
202. coanoflagelado noun: choanoflagellate
203. coaptación noun /koabtaˈθjon/: coaptation
204. coaptado verb /koabˈtado/: past participle of coaptar
205. coaptando verb /koabˈtando/: gerund of coaptar
206. coaptar verb /koabˈtaɾ/: to provide
207. coárbol noun [koˈaɾβ̞ol]
208. coartación noun /koaɾtaˈθjon/: coarctation
209. coartada adjective, noun, verb /koaɾˈtada/: alibi
210. coartado adjective, verb /koaɾˈtado/: freed under certain circumstances
211. coartador adjective [koaɾt̪aˈð̞oɾ]
212. coartando verb [koaɾˈt̪ãn̪d̪o]: gerund of coartar
213. coartar verb /koaɾˈtaɾ/: to limit, restrict
214. coarticulación noun [koaɾt̪ikulaˈsjõn]: coarticulation
215. coasegurador noun: coinsurer
216. coaseguro noun: coinsurance
217. coaster noun /ˈkosteɾ/: a kind of minibus
218. coatecomate noun /koatekoˈmate/: The Mexican calabash (Crescentia alata).
219. Coatepeque proper noun /koateˈpeke/: a town in Santa Ana department, El Salvador
220. coatí noun /koaˈti/: coati
221. coatí de nariz blanca noun /koaˌti de naˌɾiθ ˈblanka/: white-nosed coati
222. coaticito noun /koatiˈθito/: young coati
223. Coatzacoalcos proper noun /koatθakoˈalkos/: Coatzacoalcos (a major port city in the state of Veracruz, Mexico)
224. coauspiciador noun: cosponsor
225. coauspiciar verb /koauspiˈθjaɾ/: to cosponsor
226. coautor noun /koauˈtoɾ/: coauthor
227. coautoría noun: coauthorship
228. coaxial adjective /koaɡˈsjal/: coaxial
229. coaxialmente adverb: coaxially
230. coaxil noun: synonym of cable coaxial.
231. coba noun /ˈkoba/: smarminess; cajolery
232. cobalamina noun: cobalamin
233. cobalo noun [koˈβ̞alo]
234. cobaltar verb [koβ̞al̪ˈt̪aɾ]
235. cobalto noun /koˈbalto/: cobalt
236. cobaltoceno noun: cobaltocene
237. cobani noun /koˈbani/: policeman
238. cobarde adjective, noun /koˈbaɾde/: cowardly, craven, gutless, spineless, dastardly
239. cobardeado verb [koβ̞aɾð̞eˈað̞o]
240. cobardeando verb [koβ̞aɾð̞eˈãn̪d̪o]
241. cobardear verb [koβ̞aɾð̞eˈaɾ]
242. cobardemente adverb /koˌbaɾdeˈmente/: cowardly
243. cobardía noun /kobaɾˈdia/: cowardice
244. cobardón adjective, noun /kobaɾˈdon/: wimpy; cowardly
245. Cobarrubias proper noun /kobaˈrubjas/: a surname
246. cobaya noun /koˈbaʝa/: guinea pig (animal)
247. cobayo noun /koˈbaʝo/: synonym of cobaya
248. Cobeaga proper noun [koβ̞eˈaɣ̞a]
249. cobero adjective [koˈβ̞eɾo]
250. cobertera noun /kobeɾˈteɾa/: lid (for pan)
251. cobertero noun [koβ̞eɾˈt̪eɾo]: cover; lid
252. cobertizo noun /kobeɾˈtiθo/: shed, shack
253. cobertor adjective, noun /kobeɾˈtoɾ/: covering
254. cobertura noun /kobeɾˈtuɾa/: cover (anything which covers other things)
255. Cobi proper noun [ˈkoβ̞i]
256. cobia noun /ˈkobja/: cobia (Rachycentron canadum, species of perciform marine fish)
257. cobija noun, verb /koˈbixa/: blanket
258. cobijado verb /kobiˈxado/: past participle of cobijar
259. cobijador adjective [koβ̞ixaˈð̞oɾ]
260. cobijando verb [koβ̞iˈxãn̪d̪o]: gerund of cobijar
261. cobijándose verb [koβ̞iˈxãn̪d̪ose]: gerund of cobijar combined with se
262. cobijar verb /kobiˈxaɾ/: to cover
263. cobijarse verb [koβ̞iˈxaɾse]: infinitive of cobijar combined with se
264. cobijeño adjective, noun /kobiˈxeɲo/: of, from or relating to the city of Cobija, capital of Pando department, Bolivia
265. cobijo noun, verb /koˈbixo/: bedroom
266. cobio noun /ˈkobjo/: intimate friend
267. cobista adjective, noun: smarmy
268. cobla noun /ˈkobla/: strophe
269. Coblenza proper noun [koˈβ̞lẽnsa]
270. cobo noun /ˈkobo/: kob, Kobus kob.
271. cobot noun [koˈβ̞ot̪]
272. cobra noun, verb /ˈkobɾa/: cobra
273. cobra india noun /ˌkobɾa ˈindja/: Indian cobra
274. cobra real noun: king cobra
275. cobrado adjective, verb /koˈbɾado/: charged
276. cobrador noun /kobɾaˈdoɾ/: conductor, ticket collector
277. cobramiento noun /kobɾaˈmjento/: earnings
278. cobrando verb /koˈbɾando/: gerund of cobrar
279. cobrándose verb [koˈβ̞ɾãn̪d̪ose]: gerund of cobrar combined with se
280. cobranza noun /koˈbɾanθa/: charging (money)
281. cobrar verb /koˈbɾaɾ/: to charge (money, etc.)
282. cobrar forma verb: to take shape
283. cobrar sentido verb /koˌbɾaɾ senˈtido/: to take shape; to make sense; to come together
284. cobrar vida verb /koˌbɾaɾ ˈbida/: come to life
285. cobre noun, verb /ˈkobɾe/: copper (reddish-brown, malleable, ductile metallic element with high electrical and thermal conductivity, symbol Cu, and atomic number 29)
286. cobreado adjective, noun [koβ̞ɾeˈað̞o]
287. cobreado electrolítico phrase [koβ̞ɾeˈað̞o elekt̪ɾoˈlit̪iko]
288. cobreando verb [koβ̞ɾeˈãn̪d̪o]
289. cobregón noun /kobɾeˈɡon/: The Montpellier snake, Malpolon monspessulanus.
290. Cobreros proper noun [koˈβ̞ɾeɾos]
291. cobrizo adjective /koˈbɾiθo/: copper-colored
292. cobro noun, verb /ˈkobɾo/: payment, paying
293. cobro de piso noun /ˌkobɾo de ˈpiso/: synonym of derecho de piso
294. Coburgo proper noun [koˈβ̞uɾɣ̞o]
295. coca noun /ˈkoka/: coca (any of the four cultivated plants which belong to the family Erythroxylaceae, native to western South America)
296. coca cola noun [ˈkoka ˈkola]: Coke, Coca-Cola
297. coca del monte noun /ˌkoka del ˈmonte/: Erythroxylum gracilipes
298. cocacho noun /koˈkat͡ʃo/: whack with the knuckles
299. cocacola noun [kokaˈkola]
300. cocacolada noun [kokakoˈlað̞a]

Part 36 · Part 38 · 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.