Spanish words: cortapicha to costaleado

Spanish words cortapicha to costaleado

1. cortapicha noun [koɾt̪aˈpit͡ʃa]
2. cortapiés noun [koɾt̪aˈpjes]
3. cortapisa noun /koɾtaˈpisa/: obstacle
4. cortapizza noun [koɾt̪aˈpisa]
5. cortapizzas noun /ˌkoɾtaˈpitsas/: pizza cutter, pizza wheel
6. cortapluma noun [koɾt̪aˈpluma]
7. cortaplumas noun [koɾt̪aˈplumas]: penknife
8. cortapuntos adjective [koɾt̪aˈpũn̪t̪os]
9. cortapuros noun [koɾt̪aˈpuɾos]: cigar cutter
10. cortar verb /koɾˈtaɾ/: to cut
11. cortar cartucho phrase [koɾˈt̪aɾ kaɾˈt̪ut͡ʃo]
12. cortar de raíz verb /koɾˌtaɾ de raˈiθ/: to nip in the bud
13. cortar el bacalao verb /koɾˌtaɾ el bakaˈlao/: to run the show; call the shots
14. cortar el rollo verb: to be a party pooper
15. cortar el rostro phrase [koɾˈt̪aɾ el ˈrost̪ɾo]
16. cortar por lo sano phrase, verb /koɾˌtaɾ poɾ lo ˈsano/: to cut the Gordian knot
17. cortar un cabello en el aire verb /koɾˌtaɾ un kaˌbeʝo en el ˈaiɾe/: to be smart; to be shrewd; to be bright as a button/smart as a whip; to be a sly fox
18. cortar un pelo en el aire verb: to be smart; to be shrewd; to be bright as a button/smart as a whip; to be a sly fox
19. cortarla verb /koɾˈtaɾla/: to cut it out (stop, cease)
20. cortarle los cojones verb /koɾˌtaɾle los koˈxones/: to threaten
21. cortarramas noun /koɾtaˈramas/: plantcutter
22. cortarriendas noun [koɾt̪aˈrjẽn̪d̪as]
23. cortarrollos noun /ˌkoɾtaˈroʝos/: killjoy, spoilsport, party pooper
24. cortarse verb [koɾˈt̪aɾse]: infinitive of cortar combined with se
25. cortarse la coleta verb /koɾˌtaɾse la koˈleta/: to hang up one's spurs
26. cortarse solo phrase [koɾˈt̪aɾse ˈsolo]
27. cortasangre noun /ˌkoɾtaˈsanɡɾe/: styptic pencil
28. cortasetos noun [koɾt̪aˈset̪os]
29. cortatramas noun [koɾt̪aˈt̪ɾamas]
30. cortatubos noun: pipe cutter, pipecutter
31. cortaúñas noun /koɾtaˈuɲas/: nail clipper
32. cortavenas adjective /ˌkoɾtaˈbenas/: melancholic, especially regarding love disappointment; dealing with brokenheartedness
33. cortaviento noun [koɾt̪aˈβ̞jẽn̪t̪o]
34. cortavientos noun: windbreak
35. Cortaza proper noun [koɾˈt̪asa]
36. Cortázar proper noun /koɾˈtaθaɾ/: a surname from Basque
37. cortazariano adjective /koɾtaθaˈɾjano/: of or pertaining to Julio Cortázar
38. corte noun, verb /ˈkoɾte/: cut (the act of cutting)
39. corte de casación noun /ˌkoɾte de kasaˈθjon/: court of cassation
40. corte de manga noun: bras d'honneur, giving the finger
41. corte de mangas noun: bras d'honneur
42. corte de pelo noun /ˌkoɾte de ˈpelo/: hair cut, haircut
43. corte inductivo phrase [ˈkoɾt̪e ĩn̪d̪ukˈt̪iβ̞o]
44. corte militar noun /ˌkoɾte miliˈtaɾ/: a buzzcut, military hair cut, or crewcut
45. corte superior noun: superior court
46. corte suprema noun /ˌkoɾte suˈpɾema/: supreme court
47. cortedad noun /koɾteˈdad/: shortness
48. cortejado verb /koɾteˈxado/: past participle of cortejar
49. cortejador adjective [koɾt̪exaˈð̞oɾ]
50. cortejando verb [koɾt̪eˈxãn̪d̪o]: gerund of cortejar
51. cortejar verb /koɾteˈxaɾ/: to court, woo
52. cortejo noun, verb /koɾˈtexo/: courtship
53. corten interjection, verb: cut!
54. cortes adjective, noun, verb /koɾˈtes/: polite, courteous
55. cortés amarillo phrase [koɾˈt̪es amaˈɾiʝo]
56. cortesana noun /koɾteˈsana/: courtesan
57. cortesanía noun /koɾtesaˈnia/: politeness
58. cortesano adjective, noun /koɾteˈsano/: courtier
59. corteseño adjective, noun /koɾteˈseɲo/: of, from or relating to the department of Cortés, Honduras
60. cortesense adjective, noun /koɾteˈsense/: of, from or relating to the department of Cortés, Honduras
61. cortesía noun /koɾteˈsia/: courtesy
62. cortésmente adverb /koɾˌtesˈmente/: courteously
63. córtex noun /ˈkoɾteɡs/: cortex
64. Cortez proper noun /koɾˈteθ/: a surname, variant of Cortés
65. corteza noun /koɾˈteθa/: bark (of a tree)
66. corteza cerebral noun, phrase /koɾˌteθa θeɾeˈbɾal/: cerebral cortex
67. corteza oceánica phrase [koɾˈt̪esa oseˈanika]
68. corteza prefrontal noun: prefrontal cortex
69. corteza terrestre noun, phrase /koɾˌteθa teˈrestɾe/: Earth's crust
70. cortical adjective /koɾtiˈkal/: cortical
71. corticheado verb [koɾt̪it͡ʃeˈað̞o]
72. corticheando verb [koɾt̪it͡ʃeˈãn̪d̪o]
73. cortichear verb [koɾt̪it͡ʃeˈaɾ]
74. cortico adjective /koɾˈtiko/: diminutive of corto
75. corticoespinal adjective /koɾtikoespiˈnal/: corticospinal
76. corticoesteroide noun: corticosteroid
77. corticoide noun /koɾtiˈkoide/: corticoid, corticosteroid
78. corticorresistencia noun /koɾtikoresisˈtenθja/: corticoresistance
79. corticosteroide noun /koɾtikosteˈɾoide/: corticosteroid
80. corticosterona noun: corticosterone
81. corticosuprarrenal adjective: adrenocortical
82. corticotomía noun: corticotomy
83. corticotropina noun /koɾtikotɾoˈpina/: corticotropin
84. cortijada noun /koɾtiˈxada/: hamlet of farmhouses
85. cortijo noun /koɾˈtixo/: a type of traditional rural habitat found mostly in Andalusia and Extremadura
86. cortina noun /koɾˈtina/: curtain
87. cortina de ducha noun /koɾˌtina de ˈdut͡ʃa/: shower curtain
88. cortina de humo noun, phrase /koɾˌtina de ˈumo/: smokescreen (smoke used as a disguise, mask or cover, as of troops in battle)
89. cortinado noun /koɾtiˈnado/: curtains
90. cortinaje noun /koɾtiˈnaxe/: curtains, curtain set
91. cortinas noun [koɾˈt̪inas]: plural of cortina
92. Cortínez proper noun [koɾˈt̪ines]
93. cortinilla noun /koɾtiˈniʝa/: diminutive of cortina
94. cortinita noun [koɾt̪iˈnit̪a]
95. cortísimo adjective /koɾˈtisimo/: superlative degree of corto
96. cortisol noun /koɾtiˈsol/: cortisol
97. cortisona noun /koɾtiˈsona/: cortisone
98. cortisqueado verb [koɾt̪iskeˈað̞o]
99. cortisqueando verb [koɾt̪iskeˈãn̪d̪o]
100. cortisquear verb [koɾt̪iskeˈaɾ]
101. cortita y al pie phrase [koɾˈt̪it̪a i al ˈpje]
102. cortito adjective /koɾˈtito/: diminutive of corto
103. Cortizo proper noun /koɾˈtiθo/: a surname from Galician
104. corto adjective, noun, verb /ˈkoɾto/: short (having a small distance from one end to another)
105. corto circuito noun, phrase [ˈkoɾt̪o siɾˈkwit̪o]
106. corto de luces adjective /ˌkoɾto de ˈluθes/: a few sandwiches short of a picnic
107. corto de miras adjective: short-sighted; narrow-minded
108. corto de vista phrase [ˈkoɾt̪o ð̞e ˈβ̞ist̪a]
109. corto plazo phrase [ˈkoɾt̪o ˈplaso]
110. corto siglo veinte noun /ˌkoɾto ˌsiɡlo ˈbeinte/: short twentieth century (period of time from 1914 to 1991)
111. cortocircuitado verb /koɾtoθiɾkwiˈtado/: past participle of cortocircuitar
112. cortocircuitando verb [koɾt̪osiɾkwiˈt̪ãn̪d̪o]: gerund of cortocircuitar
113. cortocircuitándose verb [koɾt̪osiɾkwiˈt̪ãn̪d̪ose]: gerund of cortocircuitar combined with se
114. cortocircuitar verb /koɾtoθiɾkwiˈtaɾ/: to short circuit (cause a short circuit in)
115. cortocircuitarse verb [koɾt̪osiɾkwiˈt̪aɾse]: infinitive of cortocircuitar combined with se
116. cortocircuito noun, verb [koɾt̪osiɾˈkwit̪o]: short circuit
117. cortocircuito virtual phrase [koɾt̪osiɾˈkwit̪o β̞iɾˈt̪wal]
118. cortometraje noun /koɾtomeˈtɾaxe/: short film
119. cortometrajista noun /koɾtometɾaˈxista/: short film maker
120. cortoplacismo noun /koɾtoplaˈθismo/: short-sightedness, short-termism
121. cortoplacista adjective /koɾtoplaˈθista/: short-sighted, short-termist (unable to see long-term objectives; lacking foresight)
122. cortopunzante adjective [koɾt̪opũnˈsãn̪t̪e]: sharp, pointed
123. corúa noun [koˈɾua]
124. corunda noun /koˈɾunda/: corunda
125. coruñés adjective, noun /koɾuˈɲes/: of, from or relating to the city of A Coruña, Galicia, Spain
126. coruscado verb [koɾusˈkað̞o]
127. coruscando verb [koɾusˈkãn̪d̪o]
128. coruscante adjective /koɾusˈkante/: shiny, bright
129. coruscar verb /koɾusˈkaɾ/: to coruscate, to sparkle
130. corusco adjective [koˈɾusko]
131. corva adjective, noun, verb /ˈkoɾba/: ham, hock (back of the knee), knee bight
132. corvado verb [koɾˈβ̞að̞o]: past participle of corvar
133. Corvalán proper noun [koɾβ̞aˈlãn]
134. corvando verb [koɾˈβ̞ãn̪d̪o]: gerund of corvar
135. corvar verb /koɾˈbaɾ/: alternative form of encorvar
136. corvea noun /koɾˈbea/: corvée
137. corvejón noun /koɾbeˈxon/: hock (of an animal)
138. corveta noun /koɾˈbeta/: corvette
139. corveteado verb [koɾβ̞et̪eˈað̞o]
140. corveteando verb [koɾβ̞et̪eˈãn̪d̪o]
141. corvetear verb [koɾβ̞et̪eˈaɾ]
142. córvido noun /ˈkoɾbido/: corvid
143. corvina adjective, noun /koɾˈbina/: brown meagre (Sciaena umbra)
144. corvino adjective /koɾˈbino/: corvine
145. corvo adjective, noun, verb /ˈkoɾbo/: curved, arched, hooked
146. Corvus proper noun /ˈkoɾbus/: Corvus (constellation of the southern sky)
147. corzo noun /ˈkoɾθo/: roe deer
148. corzo siberiano noun /ˌkoɾθo sibeˈɾjano/: eastern roe deer (Capreolus pygargus)
149. corzón noun [koɾˈsõn]
150. corzuela noun /koɾˈθwela/: A deer of genus Mazama, particularly a red brocket (Mazama americana).
151. corzuela parda noun, phrase /koɾˌθwela ˈpaɾda/: The gray brocket, Mazama gouazoubira.
152. cosa noun, verb /ˈkosa/: thing (object, concept)
153. cosa de preposition: around; some; about (roughly)
154. cosa del otro jueves noun: something extraordinary
155. cosa en sí noun /ˌkosa en ˈsi/: thing-in-itself
156. cosa juzgada noun /ˌkosa xuθˈɡada/: res judicata
157. cosa mala adverb /ˌkosa ˈmala/: an awful lot; something awful
158. cosa perdida noun /ˌkosa peɾˈdida/: lost cause
159. cosa rara adverb /ˌkosa ˈraɾa/: funnily enough; strangely enough
160. cosaco adjective, noun /koˈsako/: Cossack
161. cosario adjective, noun /koˈsaɾjo/: hunting
162. cosas que pasan phrase /ˌkosas ke ˈpasan/: Used to say that something that happened is normal, sometimes sarcastically.
163. cosas que van y vienen phrase /ˌkosas ke ˌban i ˈbjenen/: shit happens
164. cosas veredes phrase: you'll see that it's a crazy world out there
165. cosca verb: only used in te ... cosca, syntactic variant of cóscate, second-person singular imperative of coscarse
166. coscacheado verb [koskat͡ʃeˈað̞o]
167. coscacheando verb [koskat͡ʃeˈãn̪d̪o]
168. coscacho noun [kosˈkat͡ʃo]
169. coscado verb [kosˈkað̞o]: past participle of coscarse
170. coscando verb [kosˈkãn̪d̪o]
171. coscándose verb [kosˈkãn̪d̪ose]: gerund
172. coscar verb /kosˈkaɾ/: to notice, to realize
173. coscas noun, verb /ˈkoskas/: tickle
174. cosco noun, verb /ˈkosko/: slenderleaf iceplant (Mesembryanthemum nodiflorum)
175. coscoíno adjective [koskoˈino]
176. coscoja noun /kosˈkoxa/: kermes oak, Quercus coccifera
177. coscojita noun: alternative form of coxcojita
178. coscojo noun /kosˈkoxo/: kermes oak; Quercus coccifera
179. coscomate noun /koskoˈmate/: a closed earthenware vessel used to store corn
180. coscoroba noun [koskoˈɾoβ̞a]
181. coscorrón noun /koskoˈron/: noogie (US)
182. coscurro noun: alternative form of cuscurro
183. cosecante noun [koseˈkãn̪t̪e]: cosecant
184. cosecha noun, verb /koˈset͡ʃa/: harvest, crop
185. cosechado verb /koseˈt͡ʃado/: past participle of cosechar
186. cosechador adjective, noun /koset͡ʃaˈdoɾ/: harvester
187. cosechadora noun /koset͡ʃaˈdoɾa/: combine harvester
188. cosechando verb [koseˈt͡ʃãn̪d̪o]: gerund of cosechar
189. cosechar verb /koseˈt͡ʃaɾ/: to harvest
190. cosechar lo que se siembra verb /koseˌt͡ʃaɾ lo ke se ˈsjembɾa/: to reap what one sows
191. cosechero noun /koseˈt͡ʃeɾo/: harvest worker
192. cosecretario noun: cosecretary
193. cosedora noun /koseˈdoɾa/: stapler
194. cosedura noun: synonym of costura
195. coselete noun /koseˈlete/: a kind of leather cuirass
196. coseno noun /koˈseno/: cosine
197. coseno verso noun /koˌseno ˈbeɾso/: coversed sine
198. cosenoide noun [koseˈnojð̞e]
199. Cosenza proper noun /koˈsenθa/: Cosenza (town)
200. coser verb /koˈseɾ/: to sew
201. coser a balazos verb /koˌseɾ a baˈlaθos/: to riddle with bullets
202. coser a puñaladas verb /koˌseɾ a puɲaˈladas/: to stab repeatedly
203. coser y cantar phrase /koˌseɾ i kanˈtaɾ/: a piece of cake, a breeze
204. coserse verb [koˈseɾse]: infinitive of coser combined with se
205. coserse la boca verb: To shut one's mouth
206. cosetano adjective [koseˈt̪ano]
207. coshco noun [ˈkoʃko]
208. cósico adjective [ˈkosiko]
209. cosicosa noun [kosiˈkosa]
210. cosido noun, verb /koˈsido/: sewing
211. cosido a sus faldas adjective /koˌsido a sus ˈfaldas/: dependent on someone, to be tied to their skirts
212. cosiendo verb [koˈsjẽn̪d̪o]: gerund of coser
213. cosiéndose verb [koˈsjẽn̪d̪ose]: gerund of coser combined with se
214. cosifa noun /koˈsifa/: robin-chat
215. cosificación noun /kosifikaˈθjon/: reification
216. cosificación sexual phrase [kosifikaˈsjõn sekˈswal]
217. cosificado verb [kosifiˈkað̞o]: past participle of cosificar
218. cosificador adjective [kosifikaˈð̞oɾ]
219. cosificando verb [kosifiˈkãn̪d̪o]: gerund of cosificar
220. cosificar verb /kosifiˈkaɾ/: to reify
221. cosismo noun [koˈsismo]
222. cosita noun /koˈsita/: small thing
223. cositero adjective [kosiˈt̪eɾo]
224. cositía adjective [kosiˈt̪ia]
225. cosito noun [koˈsit̪o]
226. cosmatesco adjective /kosmaˈtesko/: Cosmatesque
227. Cosme proper noun [ˈkosme]
228. cosmética adjective, noun /kosˈmetika/: cosmetics
229. cosméticamente adverb /kosˌmetikaˈmente/: cosmetically
230. cosmético adjective, noun /kosˈmetiko/: cosmetic
231. cosmeticorexia noun [kosmet̪ikoˈɾeksja]
232. cosmetiquera noun: makeup case or bag
233. cosmetizar verb /kosmetiˈθaɾ/: to cosmeticize
234. cosmetología noun /kosmetoloˈxia/: cosmetology
235. cosmetólogo noun /kosmeˈtoloɡo/: cosmetologist (person who advises others on cosmetics and beauty treatments)
236. cosmiatra noun [kosˈmjat̪ɾa]
237. cosmiatría noun [kosmjaˈt̪ɾia]
238. cósmicamente adverb /ˌkosmikaˈmente/: cosmetically
239. cósmico adjective /ˈkosmiko/: cosmic (of or from or pertaining to the cosmos or universe)
240. cósmido noun /ˈkosmido/: cosmid
241. cosmo- prefix: cosmo-
242. cosmódromo noun /kosˈmodɾomo/: cosmodrome (a site for launching spacecraft)
243. cosmogénico adjective: cosmogenic
244. cosmógeno adjective /kosˈmoxeno/: cosmogenous, cosmogenic
245. cosmogonía noun /kosmoɡoˈnia/: cosmogony
246. cosmogónico adjective [kosmoˈɣ̞oniko]: cosmogonic
247. cosmografía noun [kosmoɣ̞ɾaˈfia]: cosmography
248. cosmográficamente adverb [kosmoˌɣ̞ɾafikaˈmẽn̪t̪e]
249. cosmográfico adjective [kosmoˈɣ̞ɾafiko]: cosmographic
250. cosmógrafo noun /kosˈmoɡɾafo/: cosmographer
251. cosmograma noun: cosmogram
252. cosmología noun /kosmoloˈxia/: cosmology
253. cosmológico adjective /kosmoˈloxiko/: cosmological
254. cosmólogo noun /kosˈmoloɡo/: cosmologist
255. cosmonauta noun /kosmoˈnauta/: cosmonaut
256. cosmonáutica noun [kosmoˈnawt̪ika]
257. cosmonáutico adjective [kosmoˈnawt̪iko]
258. cosmonave noun /kosmoˈnabe/: spaceship
259. cosmópolis noun /kosˈmopolis/: cosmopolis (a major city inhabited by people from a diverse range of cultural backgrounds)
260. cosmopolita adjective, noun /kosmopoˈlita/: cosmopolitan
261. cosmopolitismo noun [kosmopoliˈt̪ismo]: cosmopolitanism
262. cosmoquímica noun /kosmoˈkimika/: cosmochemistry
263. cosmos noun /ˈkosmos/: universe
264. cosmosociología noun: cosmosociology
265. cosmotelúrico adjective [kosmot̪eˈluɾiko]
266. cosmovisión noun /kosmobiˈsjon/: worldview; cosmovision
267. coso noun, verb /ˈkoso/: Honduran, Dominican, Colombian, Venezuelan, Ecuadorian, Rioplatense, Costa Rican, and Paraguayan form of cosa (“thing”)
268. cosoberanía noun /kosobeɾaˈnia/: co-sovereignty
269. Cosoleacaque proper noun /kosoleaˈkake/: Cosoleacaque (a municipality of Veracruz, Mexico)
270. cosorio noun [koˈsoɾjo]
271. cosorró noun [kosoˈro]
272. cospel noun /kosˈpel/: planchet (coin blank)
273. cospero noun /kosˈpeɾo/: a supporter of María Dolores de Cospedal, Spanish lawyer and politician
274. cosplay noun /kosˈplei/: cosplay
275. cosplayer adjective, noun /kosˈplaʝeɾ/: cosplayer
276. cospobre noun /kosˈpobɾe/: poorly-made cosplay
277. cosque verb: only used in se cosque, third-person singular present subjunctive of coscarse
278. cosquemos verb: only used in nos ... cosquemos, syntactic variant of cosquémonos, first-person plural imperative of coscarse
279. cosquen verb: only used in se ... cosquen, syntactic variant of cósquense, third-person plural imperative of coscarse
280. cosquillado verb /koskiˈʝado/: past participle of cosquillar
281. cosquillando verb /koskiˈʝando/: gerund of cosquillar
282. cosquillar verb /koskiˈʝaɾ/: alternative form of cosquillear
283. cosquillas noun, verb /kosˈkiʝas/: tickling, tickle (feeling resembling the result of tickling)
284. cosquilleado verb /koskiʝeˈado/: past participle of cosquillear
285. cosquilleando verb /koskiʝeˈando/: gerund of cosquillear
286. cosquillear verb /koskiʝeˈaɾ/: to tickle
287. cosquilleo noun, verb /koskiˈʝeo/: tickling
288. cosquilloso adjective /koskiˈʝoso/: ticklish
289. cosquilludo adjective [koskiˈʝuð̞o]
290. Cosquín proper noun [kosˈkĩn]
291. cosroide adjective, noun /kosˈroide/: Chosroid
292. costa noun, verb /ˈkosta/: coast, coastline
293. Costa de Marfil phrase [ˈkost̪a ð̞e maɾˈfil]
294. costado noun, verb /kosˈtado/: side
295. costadoriense adjective, noun /kostadoˈɾjense/: of, from or relating to the city of the Gold Coast, Queensland, Australia
296. costal adjective, noun /kosˈtal/: costal (of or related to a rib)
297. costalada noun [kost̪aˈlað̞a]
298. costalado verb [kost̪aˈlað̞o]
299. costalando verb [kost̪aˈlãn̪d̪o]
300. costaleado verb [kost̪aleˈað̞o]

Part 56 · Part 58 · 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.