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Spanish words: corporología to cortapernos

300 Spanish words, part 56 of 67 of the words starting with C, A to Z. 101 have a page of their own.

Spanish words corporología to cortapernos

  1. corporología noun [koɾpoɾoloˈxia]
  2. corporomental adjective /koɾpoɾomenˈtal/: mental and physical; physico-mental, psychosomatic
  3. corpulencia noun /koɾpuˈlenθja/: corpulence, stoutness
  4. corpulento adjective /koɾpuˈlento/: corpulent
  5. corpus noun /ˈkoɾpus/: corpus (a collection of writings)
  6. corpus lingüístico phrase [ˈkoɾpus lĩŋˈgwist̪iko]
  7. corpuscular adjective /koɾpuskuˈlaɾ/: corpuscular
  8. corpúsculo noun /koɾˈpuskulo/: corpuscle (a minute particle)
  9. Corradi proper noun [koˈrað̞i]
  10. corradical adjective [korað̞iˈkal]
  11. corral noun /koˈral/: corral, enclosure
  12. corral de comedias noun /koˌral de koˈmedjas/: a type of open-air theatre inside a courtyard, specific to Spain.
  13. corral de vacas noun /koˌral de ˈbakas/: Used other than figuratively or idiomatically: see corral, de, vacas.
  14. corrala noun /koˈrala/: type of house popular in Madrid
  15. corralada noun: corral; enclosure
  16. corraleja noun /koraˈlexa/: a bullfighting event where bulls are not usually killed, and members of the public may enter the bullring
  17. corralera noun [koraˈleɾa]
  18. corralero adjective, noun /koraˈleɾo/: corral
  19. corralito noun /koraˈlito/: diminutive of corral
  20. corraliza noun /koraˈliθa/: synonym of corral
  21. corralón noun /koraˈlon/: augmentative of corral; a municipal impounding lot
  22. corre-corre noun [ˈkore ˈkore]
  23. correa noun /koˈrea/: belt, band
  24. correa de distribución noun, phrase [koˈrea ð̞e ð̞ist̪ɾiβ̞uˈsjõn]: timing belt; cambelt
  25. correa de transmisión noun: belt
  26. correa en V phrase [koˈrea ẽn ˈbe]
  27. correado verb [koreˈað̞o]
  28. correaje noun /koreˈaxe/: straps
  29. correando verb [koreˈãn̪d̪o]
  30. correato noun /koreˈato/: synonym of correísmo
  31. correazo noun /koreˈaθo/: lash with a belt
  32. correbou noun /koreˈbou/: any of numerous bullfighting-connected parties held around Spain
  33. correcalle noun [koreˈkaʝe]
  34. correcalles noun [koreˈkaʝes]: leapfrog (game)
  35. correcaminos noun [korekaˈminos]: roadrunner
  36. corrección noun /koreɡˈθjon/: correction
  37. corrección de galeradas noun /koreɡˌθjon de ɡaleˈɾadas/: correction after proofreading
  38. corrección de galeras noun /koreɡˌθjon de ɡaˈleɾas/: correction after proofreading
  39. corrección de pruebas noun /koreɡˌθjon de ˈpɾwebas/: correction after proofreading
  40. corrección política noun, phrase /koreɡˌθjom poˈlitika/: political correctness
  41. correccional adjective, noun /koreɡθjoˈnal/: correctional, reformatory
  42. correccional de menores noun: youth detention center; juvenile jail
  43. correceptor noun /koreθebˈtoɾ/: coreceptor
  44. correcorre noun [koreˈkore]
  45. correctamente adverb /koˌreɡtaˈmente/: correctly
  46. correctísimo adjective /koreɡˈtisimo/: superlative degree of correcto
  47. correctitud noun: correctness
  48. correctivo adjective, noun [korekˈt̪iβ̞o]: corrective
  49. correcto adjective, interjection /koˈreɡto/: correct, right
  50. corrector adjective, noun /koreɡˈtoɾ/: corrective, correcting
  51. corrector líquido noun /koreɡˌtoɾ ˈlikido/: correcting fluid
  52. corrector ortográfico noun: spell checker
  53. corredactor noun /koredaɡˈtoɾ/: coeditor
  54. corredera adjective, noun /koreˈdeɾa/: feminine singular of corredero
  55. corredero adjective, noun /koreˈdeɾo/: sliding
  56. corredil noun /koreˈdil/: skirret
  57. corredizo adjective /koreˈdiθo/: sliding, slide, slipping
  58. corredor adjective, noun /koreˈdoɾ/: corridor, hall
  59. corredor de bolsa noun /koreˌdoɾ de ˈbolsa/: stockbroker
  60. corredor de fondo noun /koreˌdoɾ de ˈfondo/: long-distance runner
  61. corredor de la muerte noun /koreˌdoɾ de la ˈmweɾte/: death row
  62. corredor de seguro noun /koreˌdoɾ de seˈɡuɾo/: insurance broker
  63. corredor humanitario noun: humanitarian corridor
  64. corredor sahariano noun: cream-colored courser
  65. corredura noun [koreˈð̞uɾa]
  66. correduría noun: brokerage
  67. correduría de seguros noun: insurance broker (company)
  68. correero noun [koreˈeɾo]
  69. correfoc noun /ˌkoreˈfok/: correfoc
  70. corregencia noun /koreˈxenθja/: coregency
  71. corregente adjective: ruling together with another
  72. corregible adjective /koreˈxible/: correctable
  73. corregido adjective, verb /koreˈxido/: corrected
  74. corregidor adjective, noun [korexiˈð̞oɾ]: correcting, correctional
  75. corregiduría noun: magistrate's office
  76. corregimental adjective /koreximenˈtal/: correctional
  77. corregimiento noun /korexiˈmjento/: corregimiento
  78. corregir verb /koreˈxiɾ/: to correct
  79. corregirse verb [koreˈxiɾse]: infinitive of corregir combined with se
  80. corregüela noun /koreˈɡwela/: common knotgrass (Polygonum aviculare)
  81. corregulador noun /koreɡulaˈdoɾ/: coregulator
  82. correhuela noun [koreˈ(ɣ̞)w̝ela]: any of a number of different plants
  83. correíllo noun /koreˈiʝo/: postal boat
  84. correísmo noun /koreˈismo/: the beliefs and policies of Rafael Correa, Ecuadorian politician and economist
  85. correísta adjective, noun /koreˈista/: Pertaining to, or supporting Rafael Correa, Ecuadorian politician and economist
  86. correlación noun /korelaˈθjon/: correlation
  87. correlacionado verb /korelaθjoˈnado/: past participle of correlacionar
  88. correlacionando verb [korelasjoˈnãn̪d̪o]: gerund of correlacionar
  89. correlacionar verb /korelaθjoˈnaɾ/: to correlate (to compare things and bring them into a relation having corresponding characteristics)
  90. correlacionarse verb [korelasjoˈnaɾse]: infinitive of correlacionar combined with se
  91. correlativamente adverb /korelaˌtibaˈmente/: correlatively
  92. correlativo adjective [korelaˈt̪iβ̞o]: correlative
  93. correlato noun [koreˈlat̪o]: correlate
  94. correlegionario noun: alternative form of correligionario
  95. correligionario adjective, noun /korelixjoˈnaɾjo/: co-religionist
  96. correlimos noun /koreˈlimos/: sandpiper
  97. correlimos occidental noun: The western sandpiper.
  98. correlón adjective /koreˈlon/: that runs a lot
  99. correncia noun /koˈrenθja/: embarassment
  100. correntada noun /korenˈtada/: strong current
  101. correntino adjective, noun /korenˈtino/: of, from or relating to the province of Corrientes, Argentina
  102. correntío adjective /korenˈtio/: flowing
  103. correntón adjective, noun [korẽn̪ˈt̪õn]
  104. correntoso adjective /korenˈtoso/: rapid-flowing
  105. correo noun /koˈreo/: mail
  106. correo aéreo noun /koˌreo aˈeɾeo/: airmail
  107. correo basura noun, phrase /koˌreo baˈsuɾa/: junk mail
  108. correo de superficie noun: surface mail
  109. correo electrónico noun, phrase /koˌreo eleɡˈtɾoniko/: e-mail
  110. correo postal noun /koˌreo posˈtal/: snail mail, postal mail
  111. correos noun, verb /koˈreos/: post office
  112. correoso adjective [koreˈoso]: flexible
  113. correpasillos noun [korepaˈsiʝos]
  114. correpetidor noun /korepetiˈdoɾ/: répétiteur
  115. correpresor noun: corepressor
  116. correr noun, verb /koˈreɾ/: to run, to jog
  117. correr como la pólvora verb /koˌreɾ ˌkomo la ˈpolboɾa/: to spread like wildfire
  118. correr como un gamo verb /koˌreɾ ˌkomo un ˈɡamo/: to run like the wind
  119. correr el velo verb: To uncover
  120. correr la bola verb: to spread the word; pass on gossip
  121. correr la campaña verb: to reconnoiter
  122. correr la coneja phrase [koˈreɾ la koˈnexa]
  123. correr la mano phrase [koˈreɾ la ˈmano]
  124. correr la voz verb /koˌreɾ la ˈboθ/: to spread the word
  125. correr malos vientos verb: to be a bad time (for); be an inopportune moment
  126. correr parejas verb: to go hand in hand
  127. correr peligro verb /koˌreɾ peˈliɡɾo/: to run a risk; to be risky
  128. correría noun, verb /koreˈɾia/: travel, round-trip
  129. correrse verb /koˈreɾse/: infinitive of correr combined with se
  130. correrse una juerga verb /koˌreɾse ˌuna ˈxweɾɡa/: to live it up, go wild
  131. corrérsela verb /koˈreɾsela/: to have fun; go wild; live it up
  132. corresidencia noun: coresidence
  133. correspectivo adjective /korespeɡˈtibo/: corresponding to each
  134. correspondencia noun /koresponˈdenθja/: correspondence
  135. correspondencia biunívoca phrase [korespõn̪ˈd̪ẽnsja β̞juˈniβ̞oka]
  136. correspondentista adjective /korespondenˈtista/: correspondence
  137. corresponder verb /koresponˈdeɾ/: to correspond to (be similar in character, quantity, quality, origin, structure, function etc.)
  138. corresponderse verb [korespõn̪ˈd̪eɾse]: infinitive of corresponder combined with se
  139. correspondido verb /koresponˈdido/: past participle of corresponder
  140. correspondiendo verb [korespõn̪ˈd̪jẽn̪d̪o]: gerund of corresponder
  141. correspondiéndose verb [korespõn̪ˈd̪jẽn̪d̪ose]: gerund of corresponder combined with se
  142. correspondiente adjective /koresponˈdjente/: respective
  143. correspondientemente adverb: correspondingly
  144. corresponsabilidad noun [korespõnsaβ̞iliˈð̞að̞]: co-responsibility, joint responsibility
  145. corresponsabilizar verb: to make someone jointly responsible
  146. corresponsable noun: co-responsible, someone jointly with somebody else
  147. corresponsal adjective, noun /koresponˈsal/: correspondent (a journalist who sends reports from a distant location)
  148. corresponsalía noun: correspondentship
  149. corretaje noun /koreˈtaxe/: brokerage
  150. correteada noun, verb /koreteˈada/: feminine singular of correteado
  151. correteado verb /koreteˈado/: past participle of corretear
  152. correteando verb [koret̪eˈãn̪d̪o]: gerund of corretear
  153. corretear verb /koreteˈaɾ/: to run around, to run about, to scamper, to scurry
  154. correteo noun, verb /koreˈteo/: rushing, hurrying
  155. corretero adjective [koreˈt̪eɾo]
  156. corretiza noun [koreˈt̪isa]
  157. corretón adjective /koreˈton/: frolicky; frolicsome
  158. correturnos noun [koreˈt̪uɾnos]
  159. correvedile noun [koreβ̞eˈð̞ile]
  160. correveidile noun /korebeiˈdile/: tattler, telltale
  161. correverás noun [koreβ̞eˈɾas]
  162. correy noun /koˈrei/: joint king
  163. corricorri noun [koriˈkori]
  164. corrida adjective, noun, verb /koˈrida/: sprint, run, dash
  165. corrida de toros noun, phrase /koˌrida de ˈtoɾos/: bullfight (bullfighting event)
  166. corridita noun [koriˈð̞it̪a]
  167. corrido adjective, noun, verb /koˈrido/: world-wise, well-travelled
  168. corrido tumbado noun /koˌrido tumˈbado/: corrido tumbado
  169. corriedo noun [koˈrjeð̞o]
  170. corriendo verb [koˈrjẽn̪d̪o]: gerund of correr
  171. corriéndose verb [koˈrjẽn̪d̪ose]: gerund of correr combined with se
  172. corrientazo noun /korjenˈtaθo/: electric shock
  173. corriente adjective, adverb, noun /koˈrjente/: flowing, running
  174. corriente alterna noun /koˌrjente alˈteɾna/: alternating current
  175. corriente continua noun, phrase /koˌrjente konˈtinwa/: direct current
  176. corriente de resaca noun /koˌrjente de reˈsaka/: rip current
  177. corriente dominante noun /koˌrjente domiˈnante/: mainstream
  178. corriente eléctrica noun, phrase /koˌrjente eˈleɡtɾika/: electric current
  179. corriente en chorro noun /koˌrjente en ˈt͡ʃoro/: jet stream
  180. corriente marina phrase [koˈrjẽn̪t̪e maˈɾina]
  181. corriente y moliente adjective /koˌrjente i moˈljente/: run-of-the-mill, standard
  182. corrientemente adverb /koˌrjenteˈmente/: commonly, usually
  183. corrigenda noun [koriˈxẽn̪d̪a]
  184. corrigendo adjective [koriˈxẽn̪d̪o]
  185. corrigiendo verb [koriˈxjẽn̪d̪o]: gerund of corregir
  186. corrigiéndose verb [koriˈxjẽn̪d̪ose]: gerund of corregir combined with se
  187. corrigüela noun /koriˈɡwela/: Convolvulus althaeoides (mallow bindweed)
  188. corrillo noun /koˈriʝo/: small group, subgroup
  189. corrimiento noun /koriˈmjento/: slide (of land, snow etc.)
  190. corrimiento de tierra noun: landslide
  191. corrinche noun /koˈrint͡ʃe/: knees-up; shindig; party
  192. corrincheado verb [korĩnʲt͡ʃeˈað̞o]
  193. corrincheando verb [korĩnʲt͡ʃeˈãn̪d̪o]
  194. corrinchear verb [korĩnʲt͡ʃeˈaɾ]
  195. corrión noun [koˈrjõn]
  196. corriverás noun [koriβ̞eˈɾas]
  197. corro noun, verb /ˈkoro/: ring, circle (of people, held hand to hand)
  198. corroborable adjective: corroborable, verifiable
  199. corroboración noun [koroβ̞oɾaˈsjõn]: corroboration
  200. corroborado verb /koroboˈɾado/: past participle of corroborar
  201. corroborador adjective, noun /koroboɾaˈdoɾ/: corroborating (that corroborates)
  202. corroborando verb [koroβ̞oˈɾãn̪d̪o]: gerund of corroborar
  203. corroborándose verb [koroβ̞oˈɾãn̪d̪ose]: gerund of corroborar combined with se
  204. corroborar verb /koroboˈɾaɾ/: to corroborate
  205. corroborarse verb [koroβ̞oˈɾaɾse]: infinitive of corroborar combined with se
  206. Corrochano proper noun [koroˈt͡ʃano]
  207. corroedor adjective [koroeˈð̞oɾ]
  208. corroer verb /koroˈeɾ/: to corrode
  209. corroerse verb [koroˈeɾse]: infinitive of corroer combined with se
  210. corroído verb /koroˈido/: past participle of corroer
  211. corrompedor adjective, noun /korompeˈdoɾ/: corruptible
  212. corromper verb /koromˈpeɾ/: to corrupt
  213. corromperse verb [korõmˈpeɾse]: infinitive of corromper combined with se
  214. corrompidamente adverb /koromˌpidaˈmente/: corruptly
  215. corrompido adjective, noun, verb /koromˈpido/: corrupt; corrupted
  216. corrompiendo verb [korõmˈpjẽn̪d̪o]: gerund of corromper
  217. corrompiéndose verb [korõmˈpjẽn̪d̪ose]: gerund of corromper combined with se
  218. corroncha adjective, noun /koˈront͡ʃa/: dry, scaly, hard surface
  219. corroncho adjective, noun /koˈront͡ʃo/: scaly, rough
  220. corrosión noun /koroˈsjon/: corrosion (the act of corroding)
  221. corrosividad noun: corrosivity
  222. corrosivo adjective /koroˈsibo/: corrosive
  223. corroyendo verb [koroˈʝẽn̪d̪o]: gerund of corroer
  224. corroyéndose verb [koroˈʝẽn̪d̪ose]: gerund of corroer combined with se
  225. corrozado verb [koroˈsað̞o]
  226. corrozando verb [koroˈsãn̪d̪o]
  227. corrozar verb [koroˈsaɾ]
  228. corrozo noun [koˈroso]
  229. corruco noun [koˈruko]
  230. corrugación noun [koruɣ̞aˈsjõn]
  231. corrugado adjective, verb /koruˈɡado/: past participle of corrugar
  232. corrugador adjective /koruɡaˈdoɾ/: corrugator
  233. corrugando verb [koruˈɣ̞ãn̪d̪o]: gerund of corrugar
  234. corrugar verb /koruˈɡaɾ/: to corrugate
  235. corrupción noun /korubˈθjon/: corruption (the act of impairing integrity, virtue, or moral principle)
  236. corrupción de menores noun /korubˌθjon de meˈnoɾes/: corruption of minors
  237. corruptamente adverb /koˌrubtaˈmente/: corruptly, viciously
  238. corruptela noun /korubˈtela/: corruption
  239. corruptibilidad noun /korubtibiliˈdad/: corruptibility
  240. corruptible adjective /korubˈtible/: corruptible
  241. corruptivo adjective /korubˈtibo/: corruptive; corrupt
  242. corrupto adjective /koˈrubto/: corrupt, corrupted
  243. corruptor adjective, noun /korubˈtoɾ/: corruptible
  244. corrusco noun: alternative form of cuscurro
  245. corrutina noun [koruˈt̪ina]
  246. corsario adjective, noun /koɾˈsaɾjo/: corsair
  247. corsé noun /koɾˈse/: corset (woman's garment)
  248. corseado verb [koɾseˈað̞o]
  249. corseando verb [koɾseˈãn̪d̪o]
  250. corselete noun: a Spanish royal bodyguard in full armour
  251. corset noun /koɾˈset/: corset
  252. corsetería noun /koɾseteˈɾia/: corset making
  253. corsetero noun [koɾseˈt̪eɾo]
  254. corso adjective, noun /ˈkoɾso/: Corsican
  255. corsódromo noun /koɾˈsodɾomo/: walkway, especially one used during a carnival
  256. corta adjective, noun, verb /ˈkoɾta/: cutting (of trees)
  257. corta la bocha interjection [ˈkoɾt̪a la ˈβ̞ot͡ʃa]
  258. cortaalambres noun: wire cutters
  259. cortabolsas noun: pickpocket
  260. cortacerámicos noun [koɾt̪aseˈɾamikos]
  261. cortacercos noun [koɾt̪aˈseɾkos]
  262. cortacésped noun /koɾtaˈθesped/: lawnmower
  263. cortachurro noun: anus
  264. cortachurros noun: alternative form of cortachurro
  265. cortacorriente noun /ˌkoɾtakoˈrjente/: circuit breaker
  266. cortada adjective, noun, verb /koɾˈtada/: The act of cutting.
  267. cortadera noun /koɾtaˈdeɾa/: pampas grass
  268. cortadillo noun /koɾtaˈdiʝo/: a kind of beef and potato stow from Mexico
  269. cortado adjective, noun, verb /koɾˈtado/: choppy, disconnected
  270. cortado con la misma tijera phrase [koɾˈt̪að̞o kõn la ˈmisma t̪iˈxeɾa]
  271. cortado por el mismo patrón phrase [koɾˈt̪að̞o poɾ el ˈmismo paˈt̪ɾõn]
  272. cortadón noun /koɾtaˈdon/: a short but powerful shot
  273. cortador adjective, noun /koɾtaˈdoɾ/: cutting
  274. cortador de césped noun /koɾtaˌdoɾ de ˈθesped/: lawnmower
  275. cortador de hierba noun: lawnmower
  276. cortador de pasto noun /koɾtaˌdoɾ de ˈpasto/: lawnmower
  277. cortador de pizzas noun /koɾtaˌdoɾ de ˈpitsas/: pizza cutter, pizza wheel
  278. cortadora adjective, noun /koɾtaˈdoɾa/: cutter (someone or something that cuts)
  279. cortadora de césped noun: lawnmower
  280. cortadora de pasto noun: lawnmower
  281. cortadura noun /koɾtaˈduɾa/: cut (injury, wound)
  282. cortafierro noun [koɾt̪aˈfjero]
  283. cortafrío noun [koɾt̪aˈfɾio]
  284. cortafuego noun /ˌkoɾtaˈfweɡo/: alternative form of cortafuegos
  285. cortafuegos noun /koɾtaˈfweɡos/: firebreak, fire line, firetrail (Australia) (An area cleared of all flammable material in the woods to prevent a fire from spreading across it)
  286. cortagotas noun [koɾt̪aˈɣ̞ot̪as]
  287. cortagrama noun: lawnmower
  288. cortahierba noun: lawnmower
  289. cortahierro noun [koɾt̪aˈjero]
  290. cortaincendios noun [koɾt̪ãjnˈsẽn̪d̪jos]
  291. cortamambo adjective [koɾt̪aˈmãmbo]
  292. cortamente adverb /ˌkoɾtaˈmente/: briefly
  293. cortamonte noun: a tradition of Peru, consisting of dancing round a tree and cutting it down
  294. cortando verb [koɾˈt̪ãn̪d̪o]: gerund of cortar
  295. cortándose verb [koɾˈt̪ãn̪d̪ose]: gerund of cortar combined with se
  296. cortanota adjective [koɾt̪aˈnot̪a]
  297. cortante adjective, noun /koɾˈtante/: cutting
  298. cortapastillas noun [koɾt̪apasˈt̪iʝas]
  299. cortapasto noun [koɾt̪aˈpast̪o]: lawnmower
  300. cortapernos noun: bolt cutter

Part 55 · Part 57 · 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.