Spanish words: corcirense to corporizar

Spanish words corcirense to corporizar

1. corcirense adjective, noun: of, from or relating to Korkyra
2. corcireo adjective, noun /koɾθiˈɾeo/: Korkyraean
3. corcolén noun /koɾkoˈlen/: Azara integrifolia, a Chilean bush.
4. corcova noun /koɾˈkoba/: hump
5. corcovado adjective, noun, verb /koɾkoˈbado/: wood quail
6. corcovando verb [koɾkoˈβ̞ãn̪d̪o]
7. corcovar verb /koɾkoˈbaɾ/: to bend
8. corcoveado verb /koɾkobeˈado/: past participle of corcovear
9. corcoveando verb [koɾkoβ̞eˈãn̪d̪o]: gerund of corcovear
10. corcovear verb /koɾkobeˈaɾ/: to buck
11. corcoveo noun, verb [koɾkoˈβ̞eo]: first-person singular present indicative of corcovear
12. corcovo noun, verb /koɾˈkobo/: buck (of a horse)
13. Corcuera proper noun /koɾˈkweɾa/: a surname from Basque
14. corcuncho adjective /koɾˈkunt͡ʃo/: hunchbacked; humped
15. corcusido noun, verb [koɾkuˈsið̞o]
16. corcusiendo verb [koɾkuˈsjẽn̪d̪o]
17. corcusir verb [koɾkuˈsiɾ]
18. corda noun /ˈkoɾda/: rope
19. cordada adjective, noun /koɾˈdada/: rope team (people sharing a rope)
20. cordado adjective, noun /koɾˈdado/: chordate
21. cordaje noun /koɾˈdaxe/: cordage, ropes
22. cordal noun /koɾˈdal/: tailpiece (of a violin, etc.)
23. CORDE abbreviation [ˈkoɾð̞e]
24. cordectomía noun /koɾdeɡtoˈmia/: cordectomy
25. cordel noun /koɾˈdel/: string (thin thread)
26. cordelado verb [koɾð̞eˈlað̞o]
27. cordelando verb [koɾð̞eˈlãn̪d̪o]
28. cordelería noun: ropemaking (the occupation of a ropemaker)
29. cordelero adjective, noun /koɾdeˈleɾo/: string, rope, cord
30. Cordelia proper noun /koɾˈdelja/: a female given name
31. corderito noun /koɾdeˈɾito/: diminutive of cordero: small lamb
32. cordero noun /koɾˈdeɾo/: lamb
33. cordero pascual noun /koɾˌdeɾo pasˈkwal/: Paschal Lamb
34. cordial adjective, noun /koɾˈdjal/: cordial
35. cordialidad noun /koɾdjaliˈdad/: cordiality
36. cordialmente adverb /koɾˌdjalˈmente/: cordially
37. cordierita noun /koɾdjeˈɾita/: cordierite
38. cordiforme adjective /koɾdiˈfoɾme/: heart-shaped, cordiform
39. cordillera noun /koɾdiˈʝeɾa/: cordillera (extensive mountain range)
40. cordillerano adjective: from a mountain range
41. cordina noun /koɾˈdina/: chordin
42. cordino noun /koɾˈdino/: climbing a cord or line
43. cordita noun: cordite (explosive powder)
44. córdoba noun /ˈkoɾdoba/: córdoba
45. cordobán noun /koɾdoˈban/: cordovan, cordwain
46. cordobense adjective, noun [koɾð̞oˈβ̞ẽnse]: of, from or relating to the department of Córdoba, Colombia
47. cordobés adjective, noun /koɾdoˈbes/: Cordoban
48. cordobesía noun [koɾð̞oβ̞eˈsia]
49. cordobesismo noun [koɾð̞oβ̞eˈsismo]
50. cordobesista noun: a person connected with Córdoba CF, a Spanish football team from the city of Córdoba
51. cordobesitud noun [koɾð̞oβ̞esiˈt̪uð̞]
52. cordofano adjective: Kordofanian
53. cordófono noun: chordophone
54. cordojo noun /koɾˈdoxo/: anguish
55. cordoma noun /koɾˈdoma/: chordoma
56. cordón noun /koɾˈdon/: shoelace, bootlace, lacing
57. cordón de cardenal noun /koɾˌdon de kaɾdeˈnal/: kiss-me-over-the-garden-gate
58. cordón de seguridad noun /koɾˌdon de seɡuɾiˈdad/: safety cord
59. cordón espermático noun: spermatic cord
60. cordón sanitario noun /koɾˌdon saniˈtaɾjo/: cordon sanitaire
61. cordón umbilical noun, phrase /koɾˌdon umbiliˈkal/: umbilical cord
62. cordonazo noun [koɾð̞oˈnaso]
63. cordonazo de San Francisco phrase [koɾð̞oˈnaso ð̞e ˈsãɱ fɾãnˈsisko]
64. cordoncillo noun [koɾð̞õnˈsiʝo]: diminutive of cordón
65. cordonera noun /koɾdoˈneɾa/: shoelace
66. cordones noun [koɾˈð̞ones]: plural of cordón
67. cordotomía noun /koɾdotoˈmia/: cordotomy
68. Córdova proper noun /ˈkoɾdoba/: a surname from placenames
69. Cordovilla proper noun [koɾð̞oˈβ̞iʝa]
70. Cordua proper noun [ˈkoɾð̞wa]
71. cordubense adjective [koɾð̞uˈβ̞ẽnse]
72. cordura noun /koɾˈduɾa/: sanity
73. core noun [ˈkoɾe]: acronym of Consejero Regional
74. corea noun, verb /koˈɾea/: chorea
75. coreable adjective /koɾeˈable/: Suitable for a choir or group singing
76. coreado verb /koɾeˈado/: past participle of corear
77. coreando verb [koɾeˈãn̪d̪o]: gerund of corear
78. coreano adjective, noun /koɾeˈano/: Korean (relating to the Korean Peninsula)
79. coreanología noun: Korean studies
80. corear verb /koɾeˈaɾ/: to chant
81. corego noun [koˈɾeɣ̞o]
82. Corella proper noun /koˈɾeʝa/: Corella (a town in Navarre, Spain)
83. coreo noun, verb /koˈɾeo/: choree
84. coreografía noun, verb /koɾeoɡɾaˈfia/: choreography
85. coreografiado verb /koɾeoɡɾaˈfjado/: past participle of coreografiar
86. coreografiando verb [koɾeoɣ̞ɾaˈfjãn̪d̪o]: gerund of coreografiar
87. coreografiar verb /koɾeoɡɾaˈfjaɾ/: to choreograph
88. coreográficamente adverb: choreographically
89. coreográfico adjective /koɾeoˈɡɾafiko/: choreographic
90. coreógrafo noun /koɾeˈoɡɾafo/: choreographer (one who choreographs)
91. Corera proper noun [koˈɾeɾa]
92. coreuta noun /koˈɾeuta/: member of a Greek chorus
93. coréutico adjective /koˈɾeutiko/: choral singing
94. Corfú proper noun /koɾˈfu/: Corfu (an island of Greece)
95. corgi noun /ˈkoɾɡi/: corgi, Welsh corgi (dog)
96. Cori proper noun /ˈkoɾi/: a surname from Quechua
97. Coria proper noun /ˈkoɾja/: Coria (a town and municipality of Cáceres, Extremadura, Spain)
98. coriáceo adjective /koˈɾjaθeo/: leathery
99. coriana adjective, noun /koˈɾjana/: female equivalent of coriano
100. coriandro noun /koˈɾjandɾo/: coriander
101. coriano adjective, noun /koˈɾjano/: of, from or relating to Coro, Venezuela
102. coribante noun [koɾiˈβ̞ãn̪t̪e]: Korybant (any of a group of crested male dancers who worshipped the Phrygian goddess Cybele with drumming and dancing)
103. coridálido noun /koɾiˈdalido/: dobsonfly
104. corifeo noun /koɾiˈfeo/: follower
105. corillo noun /koˈɾiʝo/: A friend-group; gang, crew, squad.
106. corimbo noun /koˈɾimbo/: corymb
107. corimbos noun /koˈɾimbos/: corymb
108. corimboso adjective /koɾimˈboso/: corymb, panicle
109. Corina proper noun /koˈɾina/: a female given name, equivalent to English Corinna
110. corindón noun /koɾinˈdon/: corundum
111. corinebacteria noun /koˌɾinebaɡˈteɾja/: corynebacterium
112. coríntico adjective [koˈɾĩn̪t̪iko]
113. corintio adjective [koˈɾĩn̪t̪jo]: Corinthian
114. corinto adjective, noun [koˈɾĩn̪t̪o]: maroon (color)
115. coriocarcinoma noun /ˌkoɾjokaɾθiˈnoma/: choriocarcinoma
116. coriomeningitis noun: choriomeningitis
117. corion noun: chorion
118. coriónico adjective: chorionic
119. corismato noun: chorismate
120. corisqueño adjective, noun: of, from or relating to Corisco (island of Equatorial Guinea)
121. corista noun /koˈɾista/: chorister
122. coristodero noun /koɾistoˈdeɾo/: choristoderan
123. corito adjective [koˈɾit̪o]
124. coriza noun /koˈɾiθa/: coryza
125. Cork proper noun [ˈkoɾk]
126. corlado verb /koɾˈlado/: past participle of corlar
127. corladura noun [koɾlaˈð̞uɾa]: varnish
128. corlando verb [koɾˈlãn̪d̪o]: gerund of corlar
129. corlar verb /koɾˈlaɾ/: to varnish
130. corleado verb /koɾleˈado/: past participle of corlear
131. corleando verb [koɾleˈãn̪d̪o]: gerund of corlear
132. corlear verb /koɾleˈaɾ/: alternative form of corlar
133. corma noun [ˈkoɾma]
134. cormo noun /ˈkoɾmo/: corm
135. cormorán noun /koɾmoˈɾan/: cormorant
136. cormorán grande noun /koɾmoˌɾan ˈɡɾande/: great cormorant
137. cormorán guanay noun, phrase /koɾmoˌɾan ɡwaˈnai/: Guanay cormorant
138. cormorán imperial noun /koɾmoˌɾan impeˈɾjal/: imperial shag (Leucocarbo atriceps)
139. cormorán moñudo noun /koɾmoˌɾam moˈɲudo/: European shag
140. cormorán neotropical noun /koɾmoˌɾan neotɾopiˈkal/: Nannopterium brasilianum, the neotropic cormorant.
141. cornaca noun /koɾˈnaka/: elephant guide, elephant trainer, mahout
142. cornada noun /koɾˈnada/: goring (a wound inflicted by a horn, usually the horn of a bull in the context of bullfighting)
143. cornado noun /koɾˈnado/: cornado, a coin from the 13th to 16th century in Castille
144. Cornago proper noun [koɾˈnaɣ̞o]
145. cornalina noun /koɾnaˈlina/: carnelian
146. cornalito noun [koɾnaˈlit̪o]
147. cornalón adjective /koɾnaˈlon/: Having extremely large horns
148. cornamenta noun /koɾnaˈmenta/: antlers, horns
149. cornamusa noun /koɾnaˈmusa/: bagpipes
150. córnea adjective, noun, verb /ˈkoɾnea/: cornea (layer forming the front of the eye)
151. corneado verb /koɾneˈado/: past participle of cornear
152. corneador adjective, noun /koɾneaˈdoɾ/: bull (man who has sex with someone else's partner)
153. corneal adjective /koɾneˈal/: corneal
154. corneana noun [koɾneˈana]
155. corneando verb [koɾneˈãn̪d̪o]: gerund of cornear
156. cornear verb /koɾneˈaɾ/: to gore (pierce with the horns)
157. corned beef phrase [koɾˈneð̞ ˈβ̞if]
158. corneja noun /koɾˈnexa/: raven, crow
159. corneja cenicienta noun /koɾˌnexa θeniˈθjenta/: hooded crow
160. cornejo noun /koɾˈnexo/: cornel
161. Cornelia proper noun [koɾˈnelja]
162. Cornelio proper noun /koɾˈneljo/: Cornelius (biblical character)
163. córneo adjective, verb /ˈkoɾneo/: horny (hard or bony)
164. corner noun /ˈkoɾneɾ/: alternative form of córner
165. corneta adverb, noun /koɾˈneta/: horn (musical instrument)
166. corneta de posta noun /koɾˌneta de ˈposta/: post horn
167. cornetas adverb, noun: alternative form of corneta (“the fuck”)
168. cornetazo noun /koɾneˈtaθo/: honking (of vehicle horn)
169. cornete noun /koɾˈnete/: nasal concha
170. cornetín noun /koɾneˈtin/: clarion
171. cornetista noun /koɾneˈtista/: cornetist
172. cornezuelo noun /koɾneˈθwelo/: ergot, especially that which affects rye
173. cornfleiks noun /ˈkoɾnfleiɡs/: cornflakes (breakfast cereal)
174. corniabierto adjective: Having horns pointing outwards
175. cornicabra adjective, noun /koɾniˈkabɾa/: field gromwell (Buglossoides arvensis)
176. córnico adjective, noun /ˈkoɾniko/: Cornish
177. córnico medio noun /ˌkoɾniko ˈmedjo/: Middle Cornish (language)
178. cornicorto adjective: short-horned
179. corniculado adjective [koɾnikuˈlað̞o]
180. cornidelantero adjective /ˌkoɾnidelanˈteɾo/: Having forward-facing horns
181. cornillano adjective: flat-horned
182. cornipaso adjective: Having horns pointing to the side and upwards
183. cornisa noun /koɾˈnisa/: cornice
184. cornisamento noun [koɾnisaˈmẽn̪t̪o]: entablature
185. cornisamiento noun /koɾnisaˈmjento/: synonym of cornisamento
186. cornista noun /koɾˈnista/: horn player
187. corniveleto adjective: of a bull, having horns that bend at roughly a right angle
188. cornivuelto adjective: curly-horned
189. corno noun /ˈkoɾno/: horn (musical instrument)
190. cornuallés noun /koɾnwaˈʝes/: Cornish (language)
191. cornubianita noun [koɾnuβ̞jaˈnit̪a]
192. cornucopia noun /koɾnuˈkopja/: cornucopia
193. cornudilla noun /koɾnuˈdiʝa/: hammerhead shark
194. cornudo adjective, noun /koɾˈnudo/: horned (having horns)
195. cornúpeta adjective, noun [koɾˈnupet̪a]: bull
196. cornúpeto noun [koɾˈnupet̪o]
197. cornuto adjective [koɾˈnut̪o]
198. coro noun /ˈkoɾo/: choir
199. corocoro noun /koɾoˈkoɾo/: corocoro
200. corofobia noun [koɾoˈfoβ̞ja]
201. corografía noun /koɾoɡɾaˈfia/: chorography
202. corográficamente adverb /koɾoˌɡɾafikaˈmente/: chorographically
203. corográfico adjective /koɾoˈɡɾafiko/: chorographic
204. Coroico proper noun /koˈɾoiko/: Coroico (a town in Nor Yungas, La Paz department, Bolivia)
205. coroideo adjective: choroid
206. coroides noun: choroid
207. corojal noun [koɾoˈxal]
208. corojo noun /koˈɾoxo/: Cuban belly palm
209. corola noun /koˈɾola/: corolla
210. corolario noun /koɾoˈlaɾjo/: corollary, corollarum
211. corolifloro adjective [koɾoliˈfloɾo]
212. corolino adjective: corolline
213. corología noun /koɾoloˈxia/: chorology
214. corológico adjective: chorological
215. Corominas proper noun /koɾoˈminas/: a surname
216. corona noun, verb /koˈɾona/: crown
217. corona de Cristo noun /koˌɾona de ˈkɾisto/: crown of thorns (Euphorbia milii)
218. corona de espinas noun /koˌɾona de esˈpinas/: crown of thorns
219. corona de laurel noun: laurel wreath
220. corona de Navidad noun: wreath
221. corona de rey noun /koˌɾona de ˈrei/: Pot marigold, Calendula officinalis
222. corona imperial noun /koˌɾona impeˈɾjal/: crown imperial
223. corona solar noun /koˌɾona soˈlaɾ/: solar corona
224. coronabebé noun [koɾonaβ̞eˈβ̞e]
225. coronabicho noun /koɾonaˈbit͡ʃo/: coronavirus
226. coronación noun /koɾonaˈθjon/: coronation
227. coronado adjective, verb /koɾoˈnado/: crowned
228. coronador adjective, noun /koɾonaˈdoɾ/: crowning
229. coronal adjective, noun /koɾoˈnal/: coronal
230. coronamiento noun /koɾonaˈmjento/: coronation
231. coronando verb [koɾoˈnãn̪d̪o]: gerund of coronar
232. coronándose verb [koɾoˈnãn̪d̪ose]: gerund of coronar combined with se
233. coronar verb /koɾoˈnaɾ/: to crown
234. coronar la vuelta phrase [koɾoˈnaɾ la ˈβ̞wel̪t̪a]
235. coronaria adjective, noun, verb /koɾoˈnaɾja/: coronary
236. coronario adjective /koɾoˈnaɾjo/: coronary
237. coronariografía noun: coronarography
238. coronariopatía noun /koɾoˌnaɾjopaˈtia/: coronaropathy
239. coronarse verb [koɾoˈnaɾse]: infinitive of coronar combined with se
240. coronavírico adjective: of or related to coronavirus
241. coronavirus noun /koɾonaˈbiɾus/: coronavirus
242. coroneja noun: hopscotch
243. coronel noun /koɾoˈnel/: colonel
244. coronela noun: female equivalent of coronel
245. coronelía noun /koɾoneˈlia/: a type of formation under the command of a colonel
246. coroniazul adjective /koɾonjaˈθul/: blue-crowned (said of a number of bird species that have a blue crown)
247. coroniblanco adjective: white-crowned
248. coronicastaño adjective /koɾonikasˈtaɲo/: chestnut-crowned (said of a number of bird species)
249. coronigrís adjective: grey-crowned (said of a number of birds)
250. coronilla noun /koɾoˈniʝa/: crown (of the head)
251. coronillo noun /koɾoˈniʝo/: the tree Scutia buxifolia
252. coronipunteado adjective: spot-crowned
253. coronirrufo adjective: rufous-crowned; rusty-headed (said of various species of birds)
254. coronógrafo noun: coronagraph (telescope that blocks direct light from a star)
255. coronoide adjective, noun: coronoid
256. coronoideo adjective: coronoid
257. coronta noun /koˈɾonta/: corncob
258. coroto noun /koˈɾoto/: junk (items of little value)
259. corotos interjection, noun [koˈɾot̪os]: plural of coroto
260. corotoxigenina noun: corotoxigenin
261. coroza noun /koˈɾoθa/: raincoat made of entwined thatches (straws or rushes)
262. corozal noun [koɾoˈsal]
263. corozaleño adjective, noun /koɾoθaˈleɲo/: of, from or relating to Corozal
264. corozo noun /koˈɾoθo/: corozo
265. corpachado verb [koɾpaˈt͡ʃað̞o]
266. corpachando verb [koɾpaˈt͡ʃãn̪d̪o]
267. corpachar verb [koɾpaˈt͡ʃaɾ]
268. corpachón noun /koɾpaˈt͡ʃon/: big body
269. corpazo noun [koɾˈpaso]
270. corpectomía noun /koɾpeɡtoˈmia/: corpectomy
271. corpezuelo noun [koɾpeˈswelo]
272. corpiño noun /koɾˈpiɲo/: corset
273. corpo noun [ˈkoɾpo]
274. corpocracia noun [koɾpoˈkɾasja]
275. corporación noun /koɾpoɾaˈθjon/: corporation
276. corporado noun: corporate
277. corporal adjective, noun /koɾpoˈɾal/: body; corporal
278. corporalidad noun /koɾpoɾaliˈdad/: corporeality
279. corporalmente adverb /koɾpoˌɾalˈmente/: bodily
280. corporatista noun: corporatist
281. corporativamente adverb: corporately
282. corporativismo noun [koɾpoɾat̪iˈβ̞ismo]: corporatism
283. corporativista noun /koɾpoɾatiˈbista/: corporatist
284. corporativo adjective /koɾpoɾaˈtibo/: corporate
285. corporatización noun /koɾpoɾatiθaˈθjon/: corporatization
286. corporatocracia noun [koɾpoɾat̪oˈkɾasja]
287. corporatura noun [koɾpoɾaˈt̪uɾa]
288. corporeidad noun: the state of being corporeal
289. corporeizado verb [koɾpoɾejˈsað̞o]
290. corporeizando verb [koɾpoɾejˈsãn̪d̪o]
291. corporeizándose verb [koɾpoɾejˈsãn̪d̪ose]
292. corporeizar verb [koɾpoɾejˈsaɾ]
293. corporeizarse verb [koɾpoɾejˈsaɾse]
294. corpóreo adjective, noun /koɾˈpoɾeo/: corporeal (having a body)
295. corporificado verb [koɾpoɾifiˈkað̞o]
296. corporificando verb [koɾpoɾifiˈkãn̪d̪o]
297. corporificar verb [koɾpoɾifiˈkaɾ]
298. corporizado verb [koɾpoɾiˈsað̞o]: past participle of corporizar
299. corporizando verb [koɾpoɾiˈsãn̪d̪o]: gerund of corporizar
300. corporizar verb /koɾpoɾiˈθaɾ/: to flesh out

Part 54 · Part 56 · 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.