Spanish words: coliguacho to columbrete

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Spanish words coliguacho to columbrete

coliguacho noun [koliˈɣ̞wat͡ʃo]
coliguay noun /koliˈɡwai/: A bush of the genus Colliguaja.
coligue noun, verb /koˈliɡwe/: only used in se coligue, third-person singular present subjunctive of coligarse
coliguemos verb: only used in nos ... coliguemos, syntactic variant of coliguémonos, first-person plural imperative of coligarse
coliguen verb: only used in se ... coliguen, syntactic variant of colíguense, third-person plural imperative of coligarse
colihue noun /koˈliwe/: alternative form of coligüe
colilarga adjective, noun /koliˈlaɾɡa/: Des Murs's wiretail (Sylviorthorhynchus desmursii)
colilargo adjective, noun: longtailed
colilla noun /koˈliʝa/: butt, stub (remnant of a smoked cigarette)
colima noun, verb [koˈlima]: second-person singular voseo imperative of colimar
colimación noun [kolimaˈsjõn]: collimation
colimado noun, verb [koliˈmað̞o]: past participle of colimar
colimador noun /kolimaˈdoɾ/: collimator
colimando verb [koliˈmãn̪d̪o]: gerund of colimar
colimar verb /koliˈmaɾ/: to collimate
colimba noun /koˈlimba/: military conscription
colimbo noun /koˈlimbo/: loon (bird)
colimbo ártico noun /koˌlimbo ˈaɾtiko/: black-throated diver (a seabird)
colimbo grande noun /koˌlimbo ˈɡɾande/: great northern diver
colimeño adjective, noun /koliˈmeɲo/: of, from or relating to the state of Colima, Mexico
colimense adjective, noun, verb /koliˈmense/: of, from or relating to the state of Colima, Mexico
colímite noun /koˈlimite/: colimit
colin adjective, noun /koˈlin/: New World quail
colín de California noun /koˌlin de kaliˈfoɾnja/: California quail
colina noun /koˈlina/: hill
colinabo noun /koliˈnabo/: rutabaga, swede
colinado adjective /koliˈnado/: hilly
colinario adjective [koliˈnaɾjo]
colindado verb /kolinˈdado/: past participle of colindar
colindancia noun: the state of being on the border or frontier
colindando verb [kolĩn̪ˈd̪ãn̪d̪o]: gerund of colindar
colindante adjective /kolinˈdante/: contiguous
colindar verb /kolinˈdaɾ/: to adjoin
colineación noun /kolineaˈθjon/: collineation
colineal adjective /kolineˈal/: collinear
colinealidad noun /kolinealiˈdad/: colinearity
colinegro adjective: black-tailed
colinérgico adjective: cholinergic
colinesterasa noun /kolinesteˈɾasa/: cholinesterase
colino adjective, noun [koˈlino]
colins noun [koˈlĩns]
Colio proper noun [ˈkoljo]
colipasa noun /koliˈpasa/: colipase
colipato noun [koliˈpat̪o]
colipinta adjective: bar-tailed
colipinto adjective /koliˈpinto/: pied-tailed
colipoterra noun /kolipoˈtera/: harlot (prostitute)
Coliqueo proper noun [koliˈkeo]
colirio noun /koˈliɾjo/: eyedrops; artificial tears
colirrábano noun /koliˈrabano/: kohlrabi
colirrojo adjective, noun /koliˈroxo/: red-tailed (said of various species of bird)
colirrojo tizón noun: black redstart (a bird)
colirroz noun [koliˈros]
colirrufo adjective /koliˈrufo/: rufous-tailed (said of various species)
colís adjective [koˈlis]
colisa noun /koˈlisa/: coulisse
coliseo noun /koliˈseo/: coliseum
colisión noun /koliˈsjon/: collision, crash
colisión elástica phrase [koliˈsjõn eˈlast̪ika]
colisión inelástica phrase [koliˈsjõn ineˈlast̪ika]
colisionado verb /kolisjoˈnado/: past participle of colisionar
colisionador noun /kolisjonaˈdoɾ/: collider
colisionando verb [kolisjoˈnãn̪d̪o]: gerund of colisionar
colisionar verb /kolisjoˈnaɾ/: to crash into, collide with
colista adjective, noun /koˈlista/: team bottom of a league
colistina noun: colistin
colita noun /koˈlita/: diminutive of cola
colitis noun /koˈlitis/: colitis
colitosa noun /koliˈtosa/: colitose
coliza noun /koˈliθa/: alternative form of colisa
Coll proper noun [ˈkol]
colla adjective, noun /ˈkoʝa/: A team of dockworkers or stevedores
collación noun /koʝaˈθjon/: parish
collada noun /koˈʝada/: synonym of collado
collado noun /koˈʝado/: hill; hillock
collage noun /koˈlaʃ/: collage
collalba noun /koˈʝalba/: wheatear
collalba negra phrase [koˈʝalβ̞a ˈneɣ̞ɾa]
collalbo noun [koˈʝalβ̞o]
Collantes proper noun /koˈʝantes/: a surname
Collao proper noun [koˈʝao]
collar noun /koˈʝaɾ/: necklace
collar antiladridos noun /koˌʝaɾ ˌantilaˈdɾidos/: bark collar
collar eléctrico noun /koˌʝaɾ eˈleɡtɾiko/: shock collar
collarejo adjective /koʝaˈɾexo/: collared (said mostly of several bird species)
collarín noun /koʝaˈɾin/: surgical collar
collazo noun /koˈʝaθo/: milk brother
colle noun [ˈkoʝe]
colleja noun /koˈʝexa/: campion
collejas noun [koˈʝexas]: plural of colleja
collera noun /koˈʝeɾa/: horse collar
collereando verb [koʝeɾeˈãn̪d̪o]
collerear verb [koʝeɾeˈaɾ]
collerón noun /koʝeˈɾon/: augmentative of collera
colletado adjective /koʝeˈtado/: gorged
Colli proper noun [ˈkoʝi]
collie noun /ˈkoli/: collie
colliguay noun [koʝiˈɣ̞waj]
collins noun [koˈʝĩns]
Collipulli proper noun /koʝiˈpuʝi/: Collipulli (a commune and city in Collipulli, Chile)
Colliure proper noun [koˈʝjuɾe]
colmadamente adverb /kolˌmadaˈmente/: copiously; dearly; excessively
colmado adjective, noun, verb /kolˈmado/: full, complete, copious
colmadón noun /kolmaˈdon/: bar; club; pub
colmador noun: a type of plough
colmando verb [kolˈmãn̪d̪o]: gerund of colmar
colmándose verb [kolˈmãn̪d̪ose]: gerund of colmar combined with se
colmar verb /kolˈmaɾ/: to fulfill, satisfy
colmarse verb [kolˈmaɾse]: infinitive of colmar combined with se
colmatación noun /kolmataˈθjon/: siltation
colmatado verb [kolmaˈt̪að̞o]: past participle of colmatar
colmatando verb [kolmaˈt̪ãn̪d̪o]: gerund of colmatar
colmatar verb /kolmaˈtaɾ/: to fill in (land, with mud from the river or sea)
colmena noun /kolˈmena/: beehive
colmenar noun /kolmeˈnaɾ/: apiary (a place where beehives are kept)
colmenarete adjective [kolmenaˈɾet̪e]
colmeneado verb [kolmeneˈað̞o]
colmeneando verb [kolmeneˈãn̪d̪o]
colmenear verb [kolmeneˈaɾ]
colmenero noun /kolmeˈneɾo/: beekeeper
colmenilla noun /kolmeˈniʝa/: morel (edible mushroom of the genus Morchella)
colmilleja noun: A freshwater fish of Spain, (Cobitis paludica)
colmillejo noun [kolmiˈʝexo]
colmillo noun /kolˈmiʝo/: canine tooth
colmilludo adjective /kolmiˈʝudo/: with big teeth or fangs
colmo adjective, noun, verb /ˈkolmo/: summit, top
colo adjective, noun, verb /ˈkolo/: first-person singular present indicative of colar
Coloane proper noun [koloˈane]
colobio noun [koˈloβ̞jo]
coloblasto noun: colloblast
colobo noun /koˈlobo/: colobus
coloboma noun /koloˈboma/: coloboma
colocación noun /kolokaˈθjon/: placement, positioning
colocado adjective, verb /koloˈkado/: high (stoned)
colocador noun: underwriter
colocando verb /koloˈkando/: gerund of colocar
colocándose verb [koloˈkãn̪d̪ose]: gerund of colocar combined with se
colocar verb /koloˈkaɾ/: to place
colocarse verb [koloˈkaɾse]: infinitive of colocar combined with se
colocho adjective, noun /koˈlot͡ʃo/: curly
colocolino adjective, noun [kolokoˈlino]: of Colo-Colo (a football club from Santiago, Chile)
colocolo noun /ˌkoloˈkolo/: colocolo
colocón noun /koloˈkon/: buzz, high (feeling of exhilaration due to drink or drugs)
colocutor noun: co-announcer
colodión noun [koloˈð̞jõn]: collodion
colodra noun [koˈloð̞ɾa]
colodrillo noun /koloˈdɾiʝo/: occiput
colofón noun /koloˈfon/: colophon
colofonia noun [koloˈfonja]: rosin; colophony
cologaritmo noun [koloɣ̞aˈɾit̪mo]
coloidal adjective: colloidal
coloide noun [koˈlojð̞e]: colloid
Colom proper noun [koˈlõm]
Coloma proper noun [koˈloma]: a surname
Colombia proper noun /koˈlombja/: Colombia (a country in South America; capital: Bogotá)
colombianidad noun /kolombjaniˈdad/: Colombianness
colombianísimo adjective [kolõmbjaˈnisimo]
colombianismo noun /kolombjaˈnismo/: Colombianism
colombianista adjective [kolõmbjaˈnist̪a]
colombiano adjective, noun /kolomˈbjano/: Colombian
colombiche noun [kolõmˈbit͡ʃe]
colombicultura noun [kolõmbikul̪ˈt̪uɾa]
colombina adjective, noun /kolomˈbina/: feminine singular of colombino
colombino adjective /kolomˈbino/: Columbian (of or pertaining to Christopher Columbus)
colombo- prefix /koˌlombo/: Colombo- (related to Colombia or Colombian culture)
colombofilia noun [kolõmboˈfilja]
colombófilo adjective [kolõmˈbofilo]
colombovenezolano adjective /kolombobeneθoˈlano/: Colombian-Venezuelan
colombroño noun [kolõmˈbɾoɲo]: namesake
colomeño adjective, noun /koloˈmeɲo/: of, from or relating to Colomé
colomense adjective, noun /koloˈmense/: of, from or relating to Santa Coloma de Gramanet
Colomer proper noun [koloˈmeɾ]
colomín adjective [koloˈmĩn]
colón adjective, noun /ˈkolon/: colon (punctuation mark)
colon ascendente phrase [ˈkolõn asẽn̪ˈd̪ẽn̪t̪e]
colon descendente phrase [ˈkolõn̪ d̪esẽn̪ˈd̪ẽn̪t̪e]
colon irritable phrase [ˈkolõn iriˈt̪aβ̞le]
colon sigmoide phrase [ˈkolõn siɣ̞ˈmojð̞e]
colon transverso phrase [ˈkolõn̪ t̪ɾãnsˈβ̞eɾso]
coloneño adjective, noun /koloˈneɲo/: of, from or relating to the department of Colón, Honduras
colonense adjective, noun /koloˈnense/: of, from or relating to Colón (any of a number of places)
colones adjective, noun /koloˈnes/: Colognian, Kölsch (of, from or relating to the city of Cologne, North Rhine-Westphalia, Germany)
colongitud noun: colongitude
colonia noun /koˈlonja/: colony
colonia baja phrase [koˈlonja ˈβ̞axa]
colonia penal noun /koˌlonja peˈnal/: penal colony
coloniaje noun /koloˈnjaxe/: colonial period
colonial adjective /koloˈnjal/: colonial
colonialidad noun: coloniality
colonialismo noun /kolonjaˈlismo/: colonialism (colonial domination policy)
colonialista adjective, noun /kolonjaˈlista/: colonialist
colonialmente adverb: colonially
colónico adjective: colonic
coloniense adjective, noun [koloˈnjẽnse]: of, from or relating to Colonia department, Uruguay or the city of Colonia del Sacramento, Colonia department, Uruguay
colonista noun /koloˈnista/: colonist, settler
colonización noun /koloniθaˈθjon/: colonization
colonización inversa phrase [kolonisaˈsjõn ĩmˈbeɾsa]
colonizado noun, verb /koloniˈθado/: colonizee
colonizador adjective, noun /koloniθaˈdoɾ/: colonizing
colonizando verb [koloniˈsãn̪d̪o]: gerund of colonizar
colonizar verb /koloniˈθaɾ/: to colonize
Colonna proper noun /koˈlona/: a surname from Italian
colono noun /koˈlono/: colonist, settler
colonoscopia noun /kolonosˈkopja/: colonoscopy
colonoscopio noun /kolonosˈkopjo/: colonoscope
colonproctología noun [kolõmpɾokt̪oloˈxia]
coloproctología noun: coloproctology
coloproctólogo noun: coloproctologist
coloq. adjective: abbreviation of coloquial (“colloquial”)
coloquial adjective /koloˈkjal/: colloquial
coloquialismo noun /kolokjaˈlismo/: colloquialism
coloquialmente adverb /koloˌkjalˈmente/: colloquially
coloquio noun /koˈlokjo/: colloquy
color noun /koˈloɾ/: color / colour, hue
color block phrase [ˈkoloɾ ˈβ̞lok]
color de hormiga phrase [koˈloɾ ð̞e oɾˈmiɣ̞a]
color de perro que huye noun /koˌloɾ de ˌpero ke ˈuʝe/: an nonspecific or nameless color, sometimes especially an unattractive one
color de rosa phrase [koˈloɾ ð̞e ˈrosa]
color local noun: local color
color primario noun /koˌloɾ pɾiˈmaɾjo/: primary colour
color secundario noun /koˌloɾ sekunˈdaɾjo/: secondary colour
color terciario noun /koˌloɾ teɾˈθjaɾjo/: tertiary colour
coloración noun /koloɾaˈθjon/: coloration, coloring
coloradeño adjective, noun /koloɾaˈdeɲo/: Coloradan
coloradísimo adjective [koloɾaˈð̞isimo]
coloradismo noun: Political beliefs of the Colorado Party of Paraguay
colorado adjective, verb /koloˈɾado/: colored
coloradote adjective /koloɾaˈdote/: ruddy (having a red color, especially of the face)
coloramiento noun: coloring of oneself
colorando verb [koloˈɾãn̪d̪o]: gerund of colorar
colorándose verb [koloˈɾãn̪d̪ose]: gerund of colorar combined with se
colorante adjective, noun /koloˈɾante/: coloring
colorao adjective [koloˈɾao]
colorar verb /koloˈɾaɾ/: to dye, tint
coloratura noun /koloɾaˈtuɾa/: coloratura
coloreable adjective /koloɾeˈable/: colourable (That can be coloured).
coloreado verb /koloɾeˈado/: past participle of colorear
coloreando verb [koloɾeˈãn̪d̪o]: gerund of colorear
coloreándose verb [koloɾeˈãn̪d̪ose]: gerund of colorear combined with se
colorear verb /koloɾeˈaɾ/: to color
colorearse verb [koloɾeˈaɾse]: infinitive of colorear combined with se
colorete noun /koloˈɾete/: rouge, blush (makeup)
coloridamente adverb /koloˌɾidaˈmente/: colorfully, when it comes to color; color-wise
colorido adjective, noun, verb /koloˈɾido/: colored/coloured
coloridor adjective [koloɾiˈð̞oɾ]
coloriendo verb [koloˈɾjẽn̪d̪o]: gerund of colorir
colorimetría noun [koloɾimeˈt̪ɾia]: colorimetry
colorimétrico adjective /koloɾiˈmetɾiko/: colorimetric
colorímetro noun [koloˈɾimet̪ɾo]: colorimeter
colorín adjective, noun /koloˈɾin/: red haired
colorinche adjective /koloˈɾint͡ʃe/: garish; flashy
colorinchi noun /koloˈɾint͡ʃi/: synonym of color (“color”)
colorir verb /koloˈɾiɾ/: to colour
colorismo noun: colourism
colorista noun [koloˈɾist̪a]: colourist
colorístico adjective: colouristic
colorrectal adjective /koloreɡˈtal/: colorectal
colosal adjective /koloˈsal/: colossal
colosalismo noun: colossalness
colosalista adjective: blockbuster
Colosenses proper noun /koloˈsenses/: Colossians (the book of the Bible)
colosista adjective, noun /koloˈsista/: Related to, or supporting Luis Donaldo Colosio Murrieta, president of Mexico 1992-1993
coloso noun /koˈloso/: colossus
colostomía noun /kolostoˈmia/: colostomy
colpa noun, verb /ˈkolpa/: colcothar used as a flux for silver
colpado verb [kolˈpað̞o]: past participle of colpar
colpando verb [kolˈpãn̪d̪o]: gerund of colpar
colpar verb /kolˈpaɾ/: to strike, hit
colpe noun, verb /ˈkolpe/: first/third-person singular present subjunctive
colpo noun, verb /ˈkolpo/: colpus
colpofobia noun [kolpoˈfoβ̞ja]
colquicina noun [kolkiˈsina]
cólquico noun /ˈkolkiko/: autumn crocus
Cólquide proper noun /ˈkolkide/: Colchis (a historical region and ancient Georgian kingdom on the coast of the Black Sea in the South Caucasus on the border between Europe and Asia,...
colt noun /ˈkolt/: Colt (a revolver)
coltán noun /kolˈtan/: coltan
Coltauco proper noun /kolˈtauko/: Coltauco (a city in Chile)
coltauquino adjective, noun /koltauˈkino/: of, from or relating to the city of Coltauco, Chile
coltrao noun /kolˈtɾao/: tadpole
coltro noun [ˈkol̪t̪ɾo]
colubaria noun /koluˈbaɾja/: common globe daisy (Globularia vulgaris)
colúbrido noun /koˈlubɾido/: colubrid
coludido verb /koluˈdido/: past participle of coludir
coludiendo verb [koluˈð̞jẽn̪d̪o]: gerund of coludir
coludir verb /koluˈdiɾ/: to conspire; to be in cahoots
coludito noun /koluˈdito/: spinetail
coludo adjective, verb /koˈludo/: having a long tail
Columba proper noun /koˈlumba/: Columba (constellation)
columbario noun /kolumˈbaɾjo/: columbarium
columbia noun [koˈlũmbja]
columbiano adjective, noun /kolumˈbjano/: Columbian (of, from or relating to the city of Columbia, South Carolina, United States, or any other location of this name)
columbiforme noun: any bird of the family Columbiformes
columbino adjective /kolumˈbino/: columbine (related to doves)
columbio noun [koˈlũmbjo]
columbita noun /kolumˈbita/: columbite
columbrado verb /kolumˈbɾado/: past participle of columbrar
columbrando verb [kolũmˈbɾãn̪d̪o]: gerund of columbrar
columbrar verb /kolumˈbɾaɾ/: to make out a glimpse (see in the distance)
columbre noun, verb [koˈlũmbɾe]: first/third-person singular present subjunctive
columbrete noun [kolũmˈbɾet̪e]

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.