Spanish words: columbrón to cometimiento

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Spanish words columbrón to cometimiento

columbrón noun [kolũmˈbɾõn]
Columbus proper noun [koˈlũmbus]
columbuseño adjective, noun /kolumbuˈseɲo/: Columbusite (of, from or relating to the city of Columbus, capital of Ohio, United States, or any other location of this name)
columela noun /koluˈmela/: columella
columense adjective, noun /koluˈmense/: of, from or relating to Santa Coloma de Gramanet
columna noun /koˈlumna/: a column; a circular support
columna entorchada phrase [koˈlũmna ẽn̪t̪oɾˈt͡ʃað̞a]
columna salomónica phrase [koˈlũmna saloˈmonika]
columna térmica phrase [koˈlũmna ˈt̪eɾmika]
columna vertebral noun, phrase /koˌlumna beɾteˈbɾal/: spine, vertebral column
columnado adjective /kolumˈnado/: columned
columnar adjective /kolumˈnaɾ/: columnar
columnario adjective, noun /kolumˈnaɾjo/: Columnario
columnata noun /kolumˈnata/: colonnade
columnela noun /kolumˈnela/: columnella
columnica noun [kolũmˈnika]
columnilla noun /kolumˈniʝa/: columnella
columnismo noun /kolumˈnismo/: column writing
columnista noun /kolumˈnista/: columnist
columnita noun /kolumˈnita/: diminutive of columna
columpiado verb /kolumˈpjado/: past participle of columpiar
columpiando verb [kolũmˈpjãn̪d̪o]: gerund of columpiar
columpiándose verb [kolũmˈpjãn̪d̪ose]: gerund of columpiar combined with se
columpiar verb /kolumˈpjaɾ/: to swing
columpiarse verb [kolũmˈpjaɾse]: infinitive of columpiar combined with se
columpio noun, verb /koˈlumpjo/: swing (hanging seat usually found on children's playgrounds)
Colún proper noun [koˈlũn]
coluna noun /koˈluna/: rare form of columna
coluria noun /koˈluɾja/: choluria
colúrico adjective /koˈluɾiko/: choluric
coluro noun /koˈluɾo/: colure
colusión noun /koluˈsjon/: collusion
colusivo adjective /koluˈsibo/: collusive
colusorio adjective: collusive
colutorio noun /koluˈtoɾjo/: mouthwash
coluvial adjective /koluˈbjal/: colluvial
coluvie noun [koˈluβ̞je]
coluvión noun /koluˈbjon/: colluvium
colza noun /ˈkolθa/: canola
com- prefix [ˈkõm]
coma noun, verb /ˈkoma/: comma (punctuation mark)
coma decimal noun /ˌkoma deθiˈmal/: decimal point
coma flotante noun: synonym of punto flotante
Comadira proper noun [komaˈð̞iɾa]
comado adjective [koˈmað̞o]
comadrazgo noun [komaˈð̞ɾasɣ̞o]
comadre noun /koˈmadɾe/: midwife
comadreado verb /komadɾeˈado/: past participle of comadrear
comadreando verb [komað̞ɾeˈãn̪d̪o]: gerund of comadrear
comadrear verb [komað̞ɾeˈaɾ]: to gossip
comadreja noun /komaˈdɾexa/: weasel (a mammal of the genus Mustela)
comadreja colorada noun /komaˌdɾexa koloˈɾada/: big lutrine opossum, Lutreolina crassicaudata.
comadreja de anteojos noun [komaˈð̞ɾexa ð̞e ãn̪t̪eˈoxos]
comadreja picaza noun /komaˌdɾexa piˈkaθa/: white-eared opossum, Didelphis albiventris
comadreja siberiana noun: The Siberian weasel
comadreo noun, verb /komaˈdɾeo/: gossip
comadrón noun /komaˈdɾon/: midwife
comal noun /koˈmal/: comal
Comalapa proper noun /komaˈlapa/: a town in Chalatenango department, El Salvador
comalia noun /koˈmalja/: dropsy
comanche adjective, noun /koˈmant͡ʃe/: Comanche (of or relating to the people, their culture, or language)
Comanchero noun /komanˈt͡ʃeɾo/: Comanchero
comanda noun, verb /koˈmanda/: order (in restaurant)
comandado verb /komanˈdado/: past participle of comandar
comandamiento noun /komandaˈmjento/: command; commandment
comandancia noun /komanˈdanθja/: commandery
comandando verb /komanˈdando/: gerund of comandar
comandanta noun [komãn̪ˈd̪ãn̪t̪a]: female equivalent of comandante (“commander”)
comandante noun /komanˈdante/: commander
comandanteando verb [komãn̪d̪ãn̪t̪eˈãn̪d̪o]
comandantear verb [komãn̪d̪ãn̪t̪eˈaɾ]
comandar verb /komanˈdaɾ/: to lead
comandería noun: commandery
comandita noun: group
comanditado verb [komãn̪d̪iˈt̪að̞o]
comanditando verb [komãn̪d̪iˈt̪ãn̪d̪o]
comanditar verb [komãn̪d̪iˈt̪aɾ]
comanditario adjective [komãn̪d̪iˈt̪aɾjo]: limited (partner)
comando noun, verb /koˈmando/: commando
comanejo noun /komaˈnexo/: comanagement; coleadership
comarapeño adjective, noun /komaɾaˈpeɲo/: of, from or relating to Comarapa
comarca noun /koˈmaɾka/: district
comarcado verb [komaɾˈkað̞o]
comarcal adjective /komaɾˈkal/: district
comarcalización noun: the division of a land into subdivisions (counties, comarcas, departments etc.)
comarcando verb [komaɾˈkãn̪d̪o]
comarcano adjective /komaɾˈkano/: nearby, bordering, neighboring
comarcar verb [komaɾˈkaɾ]
comarqueño adjective /komaɾˈkeɲo/: from or related to the district
comástico adjective [koˈmast̪iko]
comatoso adjective /komaˈtoso/: comatose
Comayagua proper noun /komaˈʝaɡwa/: a department of Honduras
comayagüense adjective, noun /komaʝaˈɡwense/: of, from or relating to the city of Comayagua or surrounding Comayagua department, Honduras
comba noun, verb /ˈkomba/: jump rope (the rope itself, not the game)
combado adjective, noun, verb /komˈbado/: past participle of combar
combalachado verb [kõmbalaˈt͡ʃað̞o]
combalachando verb [kõmbalaˈt͡ʃãn̪d̪o]
combalachándose verb [kõmbalaˈt͡ʃãn̪d̪ose]
combalachar verb [kõmbalaˈt͡ʃaɾ]
combando verb [kõmˈbãn̪d̪o]: gerund of combar
combándose verb [kõmˈbãn̪d̪ose]: gerund of combar combined with se
combar verb /komˈbaɾ/: to curve
Combarbalá proper noun /kombaɾbaˈla/: Combarbalá (a commune and city in Combarbalá, Chile)
combarbalino adjective [kõmbaɾβ̞aˈlino]
combarbalita noun: combarbalite
combarcano noun [kõmbaɾˈkano]
combarse verb [kõmˈbaɾse]: infinitive of combar combined with se
combate noun, verb /komˈbate/: combat
combatido verb /kombaˈtido/: past participle of combatir
combatiendo verb [kõmbaˈt̪jẽn̪d̪o]: gerund of combatir
combatiéndose verb [kõmbaˈt̪jẽn̪d̪ose]: gerund of combatir combined with se
combatiente adjective, noun /kombaˈtjente/: fighting, fight-
combatientemente adverb: combatively
combatir verb /kombaˈtiɾ/: to combat or fight
combatirse verb [kõmbaˈt̪iɾse]: infinitive of combatir combined with se
combativamente adverb /kombaˌtibaˈmente/: combatively
combatividad noun /kombatibiˈdad/: combativeness
combativo adjective /kombaˈtibo/: combative
combe noun, verb [ˈkõmbe]: first/third-person singular present subjunctive
combeneficiado noun [kõmbenefiˈsjað̞o]
combi noun /ˈkombi/: minivan
combinable adjective /kombiˈnable/: combinable
combinación noun /kombinaˈθjon/: combination
combinación lineal noun: linear combination
combinacional adjective [kõmbinasjoˈnal]: combinational
combinada nórdica noun: Nordic combined
combinadamente adverb: in combination
combinado adjective, noun, verb /kombiˈnado/: combined
combinador adjective, noun: combining
combinando verb /kombiˈnando/: gerund of combinar
combinándose verb [kõmbiˈnãn̪d̪ose]: gerund of combinar combined with se
combinar verb /kombiˈnaɾ/: to combine
combinarse verb [kõmbiˈnaɾse]: infinitive of combinar combined with se
combinativo adjective /kombinaˈtibo/: combined
combinatoria adjective, noun [kõmbinaˈt̪oɾja]: combinatorics
combinatorio adjective /kombinaˈtoɾjo/: combinatorial
Cómbita proper noun /ˈkombita/: a town in Boyacá department, Colombia
comble noun /ˈkomble/: comble
comblezo noun [kõmˈbleso]
combo adjective, noun, verb /ˈkombo/: gavel, wooden hammer
comboloyo noun [kõmboˈloʝo]
combón noun [kõmˈbõn]
comboy noun /komˈboi/: convoy
comburente noun [kõmbuˈɾẽn̪t̪e]: comburent
combustibilidad noun /kombustibiliˈdad/: combustibility
combustible adjective, noun /kombusˈtible/: combustible
combustible fósil noun, phrase /kombusˌtible ˈfosil/: fossil fuel
combustión noun /kombusˈtjon/: combustion
combusto adjective: burnt, burned
combustóleo noun: fuel oil
come avispa que cigarrón atora proverb [ˈkome aˈβ̞ispa ke siɣ̞aˈrõn aˈt̪oɾa]
come palomas adjective /ˌkome paˈlomas/: alternative form of comepalomas
comeaños adjective, noun /ˌkomeˈaɲos/: a person who looks younger than their actual age.
comechile noun [komeˈt͡ʃile]
comechingón adjective, noun [komet͡ʃĩŋˈgõn]: Comechingón
comecocos noun /ˌkomeˈkokos/: brainteaser (puzzle)
comedero adjective, noun /komeˈdeɾo/: eatable
comedia noun, verb /koˈmedja/: comedy
comedia de capa y espada noun: a cloak and dagger drama, popular in Spain in the 17th century
comedia de costumbres noun: comedy of manners
comedia de enredo noun /koˌmedja de enˈredo/: A theatre play consisting of complicated plots, similar to the style of a modern-day thriller
comedia de magia noun /koˌmedja de ˈmaxja/: A type of theatre drama consisting of magical or spectacular elements.
comedia de situación noun: sitcom, situation comedy (episodic comedy television program)
comedia del arte noun /koˌmedja del ˈaɾte/: commedia dell'arte
comedia dramática noun: dramedy (comedy-drama)
comedia musical noun /koˌmedja musiˈkal/: musical comedy
comedia negra noun /koˌmedja ˈneɡɾa/: black comedy
comediado verb [komeˈð̞jað̞o]
comediando verb [komeˈð̞jãn̪d̪o]
comediante noun /komeˈdjante/: comedian
comediar verb [komeˈð̞jaɾ]
comedidamente adverb [komeˌð̞ið̞aˈmẽn̪t̪e]
comedido adjective, verb /komeˈdido/: moderate
comedieta noun /komeˈdjeta/: light comedy
comedimiento noun /komediˈmjento/: gallant behaviour; good manners
comedio noun /koˈmedjo/: middle; midpoint
comediógrafo noun [komeˈð̞joɣ̞ɾafo]: comedy writer
comedir verb /komeˈdiɾ/: to moderate, restrain
comedirse verb [komeˈð̞iɾse]: infinitive of comedir combined with se
comedón noun /komeˈdon/: comedo
comedor noun /komeˈdoɾ/: dining room
comeflor noun: hippie, New Ager
comefuegos noun: firebreather
comegambas noun /ˌkomeˈɡambas/: A high-ranking union official, especially from UGT or CCOO, perceived as privileged and disconnected from the working class.
comegordas noun [komeˈɣ̞oɾð̞as]
comehombres noun: maneater
comejamo adjective, noun: of Club Deportivo Social Sol (a football team from Honduras)
comején noun /komeˈxen/: white ant; termite
comejibias adjective, noun /ˌkomeˈxibjas/: native or inhabitant of Castro, Chile
comejonera noun: nest of white ants; nest of termites
comelón adjective, noun /komeˈlon/: greedy, gluttonous
comelona adjective, noun /komeˈlona/: female equivalent of comelón
comelotodo noun [komeloˈt̪oð̞o]: greedyguts; human dustbin (someone who eats everything)
cómeme el coño phrase /ˌkomeme el ˈkoɲo/: suck it, suck my cock, suck my balls, bite me, kiss my ass
cómeme el rabo phrase /ˌkomeme el ˈrabo/: suck my dick, suck my cock, bite me, suck my balls, suck it, bite me, kiss my ass
cómeme la polla phrase /ˌkomeme la ˈpoʝa/: suck my dick, suck my cock, bite me, suck my balls, suck it, bite me, kiss my ass
cómeme los huevos phrase /ˌkomeme los ˈw̝ebos/: suck my balls, suck it, suck my cock, bite me, kiss my ass
comemierda noun /komeˈmjeɾda/: asshole
comemoco noun /ˌkomeˈmoko/: cocksucker
comendación noun [komẽn̪d̪aˈsjõn]
comendador noun /komendaˈdoɾ/: commander
comendar verb [komẽn̪ˈd̪aɾ]
comendatario adjective /komendaˈtaɾjo/: commendatory
comendaticio adjective [komẽn̪d̪aˈt̪isjo]
comendero noun /komenˈdeɾo/: a title of nobility in the middle ages in Spain
comensal noun /komenˈsal/: messmate, commensal, fellow diner, dining companion
comensalía noun [komẽnsaˈlia]
comensalismo noun /komensaˈlismo/: commensalism
comentado verb /komenˈtado/: past participle of comentar
comentador noun /komentaˈdoɾ/: commentator
comentando verb /komenˈtando/: gerund of comentar
comentar verb /komenˈtaɾ/: to comment (make a comment)
comentario noun /komenˈtaɾjo/: comment
comentarismo noun /komentaˈɾismo/: commentary
comentarista noun /komentaˈɾista/: commentator (person who comments professionally)
comentó noun, verb /koˈmento/: comment
comentocracia noun: punditocracy (group of political pundits thought to have excessive influence)
comenzado verb /komenˈθado/: past participle of comenzar
comenzamiento noun: commencement
comenzando verb [komẽnˈsãn̪d̪o]: gerund of comenzar
comenzar verb /komenˈθaɾ/: to begin, to commence
comepalomas adjective /komepaˈlomas/: Peruvian
comepecados noun: sin-eater
comepiojos noun [komeˈpjoxos]
comepipas adjective /ˌkomeˈpipas/: a supporter who doesn't cheer and just watches the game; a casual
comepollas adjective, noun /ˌkomeˈpoʝas/: cocksucker
comer noun, verb /koˈmeɾ/: to eat
comer a besos verb: to kiss to death; to smother with kisses
comer a dos carrillos verb /koˌmeɾ a ˌdos kaˈriʝos/: to wolf down
comer con los ojos verb: to have eyes bigger than one's stomach
comer cuentos phrase [koˈmeɾ ˈkwẽn̪t̪os]
comer jobos verb /koˌmeɾ ˈxobos/: to shirk, play truant
comer la color phrase [koˈmeɾ la koˈloɾ]
comer la lengua los ratones phrase [koˈmeɾ la ˈlẽŋgwa los raˈt̪ones]
comer la sopa boba verb: to scrounge for one's meals
comerás con la cuchara que escojas proverb /komeˌɾas kon la kuˌt͡ʃaɾa ke esˈkoxas/: you made your bed, now sleep in it
comerciabilidad noun: marketability
comerciable adjective /komeɾˈθjable/: merchantable, marketable
comerciado verb /komeɾˈθjado/: past participle of comerciar
comercial adjective, noun /komeɾˈθjal/: commercial
comercialidad noun /komeɾθjaliˈdad/: commerciality
comercialismo noun /komeɾθjaˈlismo/: commercialism
comercializable adjective /komeɾθjaliˈθable/: sellable, marketable
comercialización noun /komeɾθjaliθaˈθjon/: marketing
comercializado verb /komeɾθjaliˈθado/: past participle of comercializar
comercializador noun /komeɾθjaliθaˈdoɾ/: marketer
comercializando verb [komeɾsjaliˈsãn̪d̪o]: gerund of comercializar
comercializar verb /komeɾθjaliˈθaɾ/: to sell, commercialize, market
comercialmente adverb /komeɾˌθjalˈmente/: commercially
comerciando verb [komeɾˈsjãn̪d̪o]: gerund of comerciar
comerciante adjective, noun /komeɾˈθjante/: trader
comerciar verb /komeɾˈθjaɾ/: to deal, to trade; to do business
comercio noun, verb /koˈmeɾθjo/: trade
comercio electrónico noun: e-commerce
comercio justo noun /koˌmeɾθjo ˈxusto/: fair trade
comercio libre noun /koˌmeɾθjo ˈlibɾe/: free trade
comerle la color phrase [koˈmeɾle la koˈloɾ]
comerse verb /koˈmeɾse/: infinitive of comer combined with se
comerse con la vista phrase [koˈmeɾse kõn la ˈβ̞ist̪a]
comerse con los ojos phrase [koˈmeɾse kõn los ˈoxos]
comerse con patatas verb /koˌmeɾse kom paˈtatas/: to be stuck with (something unwanted) with no way to get rid of it
comerse el garrón de la gran flauta verb /koˌmeɾse el ɡaˌron de la ˌɡɾan ˈflauta/: to end up in a very unfavorable situation
comerse el marrón verb /koˌmeɾse el maˈron/: to own up, bite the bullet
comerse el mundo verb /koˌmeɾse el ˈmundo/: to reach the top, to be the champion
comerse el tarro verb /koˌmeɾse el ˈtaro/: to scratch one's head
comerse el turrón phrase [koˈmeɾse el̪ t̪uˈrõn]
comerse la bala phrase [koˈmeɾse la ˈβ̞ala]
comerse la cabeza verb: to fret, worry
comerse la luz verb /koˌmeɾse la ˈluθ/: to run a red light
comerse la olla verb /koˌmeɾse la ˈoʝa/: to scratch one's head
comerse las manos phrase, verb [koˈmeɾse las ˈmanos]: to be starving
comerse las verdes phrase [koˈmeɾse las ˈβ̞eɾð̞es]
comerse los codos de hambre verb: to be starving
comerse los mocos verb: Used other than figuratively or idiomatically: see comerse, los, mocos.
comerse un garrón phrase [koˈmeɾse ũŋ gaˈrõn]
comerse un marrón phrase [koˈmeɾse ũm maˈrõn]
comérsela verb [koˈmeɾsela]: infinitive of comer combined with indirect object le/les and direct object la
comérsela doblada phrase [koˈmeɾsela ð̞oˈβ̞lað̞a]
comescolado verb [komeskoˈlað̞o]
comescolando verb [komeskoˈlãn̪d̪o]
comescolándose verb [komeskoˈlãn̪d̪ose]
comescolar verb [komeskoˈlaɾ]
comescolarse verb [komeskoˈlaɾse]
comesebo noun /ˌkomeˈsebo/: any of a number of species of birds
comestibilidad noun: edibility
comestible adjective, noun /komesˈtible/: edible, comestible
comestion noun [koˈmest̪jõn]
cometa noun, verb /koˈmeta/: comet
cometario adjective /komeˈtaɾjo/: cometary
cometeado verb [komet̪eˈað̞o]
cometeando verb [komet̪eˈãn̪d̪o]
cometear verb [komet̪eˈaɾ]
cometedor noun [komet̪eˈð̞oɾ]
cometer verb /komeˈteɾ/: to commit
cometerse verb /komeˈteɾse/: infinitive of cometer combined with se
cometida noun, verb /komeˈtida/: feminine singular of cometido
cometido noun, verb /komeˈtido/: mission
cometiendo verb /komeˈtjendo/: gerund of cometer
cometiéndose verb /komeˈtjendose/: gerund of cometer combined with se
cometimiento noun /kometiˈmjento/: commission (the act of committing)

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.