Spanish words: caligüeva to camanonca

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Spanish words caligüeva to camanonca

caligüeva noun [kaliˈɣ̞weβ̞a]
Calígula proper noun /kaˈliɡula/: Caligula (Gaius Julius Caesar Augustus Germanicus, third Roman emperor from 37 to 41 CE)
calilla noun /kaˈliʝa/: annoyance, bother
calima noun /kaˈlima/: haze
Calímaco proper noun /kaˈlimako/: Callimachus
calimba noun [kaˈlĩmba]
calimbado verb [kalĩmˈbað̞o]
calimbando verb [kalĩmˈbãn̪d̪o]
calimete noun /kaliˈmete/: drinking straw
calimocho noun /kaliˈmot͡ʃo/: calimocho (drink)
calimoso adjective /kaliˈmoso/: misty, hazy
calina noun /kaˈlina/: alternative form of calima (“haze”)
calinoso adjective [kaliˈnoso]: alternative form of calimoso (“hazy”)
calíope noun /kaˈliope/: calliope
calípedes noun: sloth (animal)
calipedia noun [kaliˈpeð̞ja]
calipédico adjective [kaliˈpeð̞iko]
calípico adjective: Callippic
calipigio adjective [kaliˈpixjo]
calipso noun /kaˈlibso/: calypso (dance)
caliptra noun [kaˈlipt̪ɾa]: calyptra
calistemo noun [kalisˈt̪emo]
calistenia noun /kalisˈtenja/: calisthenics (gymnastic exercises)
Calisto proper noun /kaˈlisto/: Callisto (satellite of Jupiter)
calistreando verb [kalist̪ɾeˈãn̪d̪o]
calistrear verb [kalist̪ɾeˈaɾ]
calita noun [kaˈlit̪a]
calixareno noun /kaliɡsaˈɾeno/: calixarene
Calixto proper noun /kaˈlisto/: a male given name from Ancient Greek
cáliz noun /ˈkaliθ/: chalice, goblet
caliza adjective, noun /kaˈliθa/: limestone
caliza de Creta noun /kaˌliθa de ˈkɾeta/: chalk (rock)
calizo adjective /kaˈliθo/: limestone
calladamente adverb /kaˌʝadaˈmente/: silently, secretly, privately, inconspicuously, in a reserved manner
callado adjective, verb /kaˈʝado/: quiet, silent
callador adjective [kaʝaˈð̞oɾ]
callampa noun /kaˈʝampa/: mushroom
callampa de las vegas phrase [kaˈʝãmpa ð̞e las ˈβ̞eɣ̞as]
callampa de los pinos phrase [kaˈʝãmpa ð̞e los ˈpinos]
callampa del álamo phrase [kaˈʝãmpa ð̞el ˈalamo]
callampa del campo phrase [kaˈʝãmpa ð̞el ˈkãmpo]
callampa del diablo phrase [kaˈʝãmpa ð̞el̪ ˈd̪jaβ̞lo]
callampa negra phrase [kaˈʝãmpa ˈneɣ̞ɾa]
callampa rosada phrase [kaˈʝãmpa roˈsað̞a]
callampero adjective [kaʝãmˈpeɾo]
callampín bombín adjective /kaʝamˌpim bomˈbin/: (of a person) quiet when they should talk, or not doing something when they should
callana noun [kaˈʝana]: Mongolian spot
callandico adverb: silently
callandito adverb: silently
callando verb [kaˈʝãn̪d̪o]: gerund of callar
callándose verb [kaˈʝãn̪d̪ose]: gerund of callar combined with se
callantado verb [kaʝãn̪ˈt̪að̞o]
callantando verb [kaʝãn̪ˈt̪ãn̪d̪o]
callantar verb [kaʝãn̪ˈt̪aɾ]
callanudo adjective [kaʝaˈnuð̞o]
callao adjective, noun /kaˈʝao/: pronunciation spelling of callado
callar verb /kaˈʝaɾ/: to calm
callar la boca verb: to shut one's mouth; to shut up
callar la jeta phrase [kaˈʝaɾ la ˈxet̪a]
callarse verb [kaˈʝaɾse]: infinitive of callar combined with se
callarse como una puta verb /kaˌʝaɾse ˌkomo ˌuna ˈputa/: to be quiet as a mouse
callarse la boca phrase, verb /kaˌʝaɾse la ˈboka/: to shut one's mouth
callarse la jeta phrase [kaˈʝaɾse la ˈxet̪a]
cállate interjection, verb /ˈkaʝate/: shut up!
calle noun, verb /ˈkaʝe/: street
calle-calle noun: New Zealand satin flower (Libertia chilensis)
calle de boxes noun: pit lane
calle de garajes noun: pit lane
calle de rodaje noun: taxiway
Calle Mayor phrase [ˈkaʝe maˈʝoɾ]
calle sin salida noun /ˌkaʝe ˌsin saˈlida/: blind alley, dead-end street, cul-de-sac, impasse (road with no exit)
calleado verb [kaʝeˈað̞o]
calleando verb [kaʝeˈãn̪d̪o]
callear verb [kaʝeˈaɾ]
calleja noun /kaˈʝexa/: narrow street; alley
callejeado verb /kaʝexeˈado/: past participle of callejear
callejeando verb [kaʝexeˈãn̪d̪o]: gerund of callejear
callejear verb /kaʝexeˈaɾ/: to wander, to amble (through streets)
callejeo noun, verb [kaʝeˈxeo]: first-person singular present indicative of callejear
callejero adjective, noun /kaʝeˈxeɾo/: related to the streets, street- (often with negative connotations)
callejo noun: alley
callejón noun /kaʝeˈxon/: alley, side street
callejón sin salida noun, phrase [kaʝeˈxõn sĩn saˈlið̞a]: dead end, road to nowhere
callejonear verb /kaʝexoneˈaɾ/: to go through alleys, usually to get to the destination faster or to avoid wider streets
callejuca noun /kaʝeˈxuka/: alley, alleyway
callejuela noun /kaʝeˈxwela/: alley
callentado verb [kaʝẽn̪ˈt̪að̞o]
callentando verb [kaʝẽn̪ˈt̪ãn̪d̪o]
callentar verb [kaʝẽn̪ˈt̪aɾ]
calleuque el loro phrase [kaˈʝewke el ˈloɾo]
callialto adjective [kaˈʝjal̪t̪o]
callista noun /kaˈʝista/: chiropodist
callitricido noun: callitrichid
callizo noun: alley
callo noun, verb /ˈkaʝo/: callus
callo de hacha noun /ˌkaʝo de ˈat͡ʃa/: A mollusc of species Atrina maura
callo malayo noun, phrase /ˌkaʝo maˈlaʝo/: an uggo, an ugly person
callos noun /ˈkaʝos/: tripes (used as food)
callosado verb [kaʝoˈsað̞o]
callosando verb [kaʝoˈsãn̪d̪o]
callosar verb [kaʝoˈsaɾ]
callosidad noun /kaʝosiˈdad/: callus
calloso adjective /kaˈʝoso/: calloused
callosomarginal adjective: callosomarginal
calluzo adjective [kaˈʝuso]
calma adjective, noun, verb /ˈkalma/: calm, stillness, peacefulness
calma chicha noun, phrase [ˈkalma ˈt͡ʃit͡ʃa]: dead calm
calma y tiza phrase [ˈkalma i ˈt̪isa]
calmadamente adverb /kalˌmadaˈmente/: calmly
calmado adjective, verb /kalˈmado/: calm; quiet
calmamente adverb /ˌkalmaˈmente/: calmly
calmando verb [kalˈmãn̪d̪o]: gerund of calmar
calmándose verb [kalˈmãn̪d̪ose]: gerund of calmar combined with se
calmante adjective, noun /kalˈmante/: relaxing, soothing
calmaolas noun [kalmaˈolas]
calmar verb /kalˈmaɾ/: to calm, to still (to limit and lessen in motion and disturbance)
calmarse verb [kalˈmaɾse]: infinitive of calmar combined with se
calmatol adjective [kalmaˈt̪ol]
calmería noun [kalmeˈɾia]
calmo adjective, verb /ˈkalmo/: calm (at rest)
calmodulina noun /kalmoduˈlina/: calmodulin
calmoso adjective /kalˈmoso/: calm, tranquil
calmuco adjective, noun /kalˈmuko/: Kalmyk
caló adjective, noun, verb /kaˈlo/: Caló (the Para-Romani language mainly spoken in the past by Spanish and Portuguese Roma, which is based on Romance grammar, with an adstratum of Romani...
calocha noun /kaˈlot͡ʃa/: uncomfortable heat; specifically, the kind felt near a woman's genitalia.
calofilo adjective, noun /kaˈlofilo/: tamanu
calofriado verb [kaloˈfɾjað̞o]
calofriando verb [kaloˈfɾjãn̪d̪o]
calofriándose verb [kaloˈfɾjãn̪d̪ose]
calofriar verb [kaloˈfɾjaɾ]
calofriarse verb [kaloˈfɾjaɾse]
calofrío noun /kaloˈfɾio/: shudder
calol noun /kaˈlol/: pronunciation spelling of calor, representing Puerto Rico Spanish
calomanco noun [kaloˈmãŋko]
calomelano noun /kalomeˈlano/: calomel
calón noun [kaˈlõn]
caloña noun [kaˈloɲa]
caloñado verb [kaloˈɲað̞o]
caloñando verb [kaloˈɲãn̪d̪o]
caloñar verb [kaloˈɲaɾ]
caloniado verb [kaloˈnjað̞o]
caloniando verb [kaloˈnjãn̪d̪o]
caloniar verb [kaloˈnjaɾ]
caloportador adjective: heat-carrying
calor noun /kaˈloɾ/: heat
calor específico noun: specific heat
calor latente noun: latent heat
calor negro phrase [kaˈloɾ ˈneɣ̞ɾo]
calorama noun [kaloˈɾama]
calorar verb [kaloˈɾaɾ]
caloría noun /kaloˈɾia/: calorie
caloría vacía noun /kaloˌɾia baˈθia/: empty calorie
calórico adjective, noun /kaˈloɾiko/: caloric
calorífico adjective: calorific
calorimetría noun /kaloɾimeˈtɾia/: calorimetry
calorimétrico adjective /kaloɾiˈmetɾiko/: calorimetric
calorímetro noun [kaloˈɾimet̪ɾo]: calorimeter
calorón noun /kaloˈɾon/: excessive hot weather
calorosamente adverb [kaloˌɾosaˈmẽn̪t̪e]
caloroso adjective /kaloˈɾoso/: alternative form of caluroso
calorro adjective, noun [kaˈloro]
calosfriado verb [kalosˈfɾjað̞o]
calosfriando verb [kalosˈfɾjãn̪d̪o]
calosfriándose verb [kalosˈfɾjãn̪d̪ose]
calosfriar verb [kalosˈfɾjaɾ]
calosfriarse verb [kalosˈfɾjaɾse]
calosfrío noun [kalosˈfɾio]
calostro noun /kaˈlostɾo/: colostrum
calota de hielo noun /kaˌlota de ˈʝelo/: ice sheet
caloteado verb [kalot̪eˈað̞o]
caloteando verb [kalot̪eˈãn̪d̪o]
calotipo noun /kaloˈtipo/: calotype
Caloto proper noun /kaˈloto/: a town in Cauca department, Colombia.
calotropina noun: calotropin
caloventor noun [kaloβ̞ẽn̪ˈt̪oɾ]
calpaína noun: calpain
Calparsoro proper noun [kalpaɾˈsoɾo]
calpián noun [kalˈpjãn]
calpulli noun [kalˈpuʝi]
calretinina noun /kalretiˈnina/: calretinin
calsonte noun /kalˈsonte/: a roof frame
calsot noun [kalˈsot̪]
calsotada noun [kalsoˈt̪að̞a]
calta noun /ˈkalta/: marsh marigold
calta palustre noun /ˌkalta paˈlustɾe/: marsh marigold
Caluco proper noun /kaˈluko/: a town in Sonsonate department, El Salvador
calufa noun /kaˈlufa/: intense heat
calufo noun /kaˈlufo/: intense heat
caluga noun /kaˈluɡa/: tidbit, uniform mass of edible substance cut into shape
calugón adjective [kaluˈɣ̞õn]
calumnia noun, verb /kaˈlumnja/: slander, calumny, aspersion, libel, defamation
calumniado verb /kalumˈnjado/: past participle of calumniar
calumniador adjective, noun /kalumnjaˈdoɾ/: slanderer
calumniando verb [kalũmˈnjãn̪d̪o]: gerund of calumniar
calumniar verb /kalumˈnjaɾ/: to slander, to cast aspersions, to calumniate, to calumny
calumniosamente adverb [kalũmˌnjosaˈmẽn̪t̪e]: slanderously; libelously
calumnioso adjective /kalumˈnjoso/: slanderous, libelous
calurosamente adverb /kaluˌɾosaˈmente/: warmly
calurosísimo adjective [kaluɾoˈsisimo]
caluroso adjective /kaluˈɾoso/: very hot, to a greater extent than caliente
caluyo noun: a type of music from Bolivia
calva adjective, noun /ˈkalba/: bald patch (area of baldness)
calvado verb [kalˈβ̞að̞o]
calvados noun /kalˈbados/: calvados
calvando verb [kalˈβ̞ãn̪d̪o]
calvario noun /kalˈbaɾjo/: calvary
calveado verb [kalβ̞eˈað̞o]
calveando verb [kalβ̞eˈãn̪d̪o]
calvear verb [kalβ̞eˈaɾ]
calvearse verb [kalβ̞eˈaɾse]
calvero noun [kalˈβ̞eɾo]: clearing; glade
Calvet proper noun [kalˈβ̞et̪]
calvez noun [kalˈβ̞es]
calvicie noun /kalˈbiθje/: baldness (The state of being bald)
calvinismo noun /kalbiˈnismo/: Calvinism
calvinista adjective, noun /kalbiˈnista/: Calvinist
calvo adjective, noun /ˈkalbo/: bald (lacking hair)
calvote noun [kalˈβ̞ot̪e]
Calz. noun: abbreviation of Calzada (“road”)
calza noun, verb /ˈkalθa/: stocking, sock
calzada adjective, noun, verb /kalˈθada/: road
calzada romana noun /kalˌθada roˈmana/: Roman road
calzadillero adjective [kalsað̞iˈʝeɾo]
calzadito adjective, noun: puffleg
calzadito canoso phrase [kalsaˈð̞it̪o kaˈnoso]
calzado adjective, noun, verb /kalˈθado/: calced
calzador noun /kalθaˈdoɾ/: shoehorn
calzando verb [kalˈsãn̪d̪o]: gerund of calzar
calzándose verb [kalˈsãn̪d̪ose]: gerund of calzar combined with se
calzar verb /kalˈθaɾ/: to wear or put on shoes
calzarse verb [kalˈsaɾse]: infinitive of calzar combined with se
calzas noun, verb [ˈkalsas]: plural of calza
calzatrepas noun [kalsaˈt̪ɾepas]
calzo noun, verb /ˈkalθo/: wedge, chock
calzón noun /kalˈθon/: underpants
calzona noun /kalˈθona/: long shorts
calzonazos noun /kalθoˈnaθos/: pussywhipped, under the thumb, henpecked, cowed (a man who lets himself be ruled by his partner)
calzoncillo noun /kalθonˈθiʝo/: underpants, briefs, (UK) pants (for males)
calzoncillo cribado phrase [kalsõnˈsiʝo kɾiˈβ̞að̞o]
calzoncillos noun [kalsõnˈsiʝos]: plural of calzoncillo
calzone noun /kalˈθone/: calzone
calzonera noun: type of work pants/trousers
calzones noun /kalˈθones/: plural of calzón; underpants
calzoneta noun /kalθoˈneta/: shorts or swimming trunks
calzonte noun /kalˈθonte/: alternative spelling of calsonte (“a roof frame”)
calzonudo adjective, noun [kalsoˈnuð̞o]
CAM noun: acronym of Comunidad Autónoma de Madrid (“Autonomous Community of Madrid”)
cama noun /ˈkama/: bed
cama abatible noun /ˌkama abaˈtible/: Murphy bed
cama de agua noun: waterbed
cama de matrimonio noun: double bed
cama de tijera noun: folding bed
cama doble noun: double bed
cama elástica noun /ˌkama eˈlastika/: trampoline
cama individual noun: single bed
cama marinera noun, phrase [ˈkama maɾiˈneɾa]: trundle bed
cama matrimonial noun: double bed
cama matrimonio noun: double bed
cama nido noun, phrase /ˌkama ˈnido/: trundle bed, truckle bed (UK)
cama plegable noun /ˌkama pleˈɡable/: fold-up bed
cama solar noun /ˌkama soˈlaɾ/: sunbed, tanning bed
cama turca noun, phrase [ˈkama ˈt̪uɾka]: a type of bed without a headboard
Camacho proper noun /kaˈmat͡ʃo/: a surname
camachuelo noun /kamaˈt͡ʃwelo/: bullfinch (various birds of Pyrrhula)
camachuelo carminoso noun: The common rosefinch.
camacita noun: kamacite
camada noun /kaˈmada/: litter, brood (of animals, mammals)
camafeo noun [kamaˈfeo]: cameo (relief work, carved jewelry)
camagón noun: a kind of persimmon tree (Diospyros blancoi) from the Philippine Islands, now introduced into the East and West Indies
camagua adjective, noun /kaˈmaɡwa/: close to being ripe, with its kernels beginning to dry and harden
camagüe adjective /kaˈmaɡwe/: synonym of camagua (close to being ripe)
Camagüey proper noun /kamaˈɡwei/: Camagüey (a city in Camagüey, Cuba)
camagüeyano adjective, noun /kamaɡweˈʝano/: of, from or relating to the city of Camagüey, Camagüey Province, Cuba
camahueto noun /kamaˈweto/: A giant aquatic bull or horse of Chilean mythology.
camaján noun: flunky; scrounger
camal noun [kaˈmal]
camaldulense adjective [kamal̪d̪uˈlẽnse]: Camaldolese
camaleón noun /kamaleˈon/: chameleon (reptile of the family Chamaeleonidae)
camaleónicamente adverb [kamaleˌonikaˈmẽn̪t̪e]
camaleónico adjective /kamaleˈoniko/: chameleonic, chameleon-like
camaleonismo noun: chameleonic behaviour
camalotal noun [kamaloˈt̪al]: an area with many camalotes
camalote noun /kamaˈlote/: Pontederia crassipes (a tropical aquatic plant from South America, in the family Pontederiaceae, that appears to form floating islands)
camambú noun [kamãmˈbu]
camamila noun [kamaˈmila]
camán noun /kaˈman/: Retanilla ephedra, a wiry Chilean shrub.
Camaná proper noun /kamaˈna/: a province of Arequipa, Peru
camanance noun /kamaˈnanθe/: dimple
camanchaca noun /kamanˈt͡ʃaka/: camanchaca
camándula noun [kaˈmãn̪d̪ula]: rosary
camanduleado verb [kamãn̪d̪uleˈað̞o]
camanduleando verb [kamãn̪d̪uleˈãn̪d̪o]
camandulear verb [kamãn̪d̪uleˈaɾ]
camandulense adjective [kamãn̪d̪uˈlẽnse]
camanduleo noun [kamãn̪d̪uˈleo]
camandulería noun [kamãn̪d̪uleˈɾia]
camandulero adjective [kamãn̪d̪uˈleɾo]
camanguián noun /kamanˈɡjan/: an incense obtained from the Amboina pitch tree (Agathis dammara, syn. Agathis philippensis)
Camaño proper noun [kaˈmaɲo]
camanonca noun [kamaˈnõŋka]

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.