Spanish words: croma to cuaco

Spanish words croma to cuaco

1. croma noun, verb /ˈkɾoma/: chromakey, chroma key
2. cromado adjective, noun, verb /kɾoˈmado/: chromium plating
3. cromando verb /kɾoˈmando/: gerund of cromar
4. cromañón noun /kɾomaˈɲon/: Cro-Magnon
5. cromar verb /kɾoˈmaɾ/: to chrome
6. cromáticamente adverb /kɾoˌmatikaˈmente/: chromatically
7. cromaticidad noun: chromaticity
8. cromático adjective /kɾoˈmatiko/: chromatic
9. cromátida noun: chromatid
10. cromatina noun /kɾomaˈtina/: chromatin
11. cromatismo noun /kɾomaˈtismo/: chromatism
12. cromato noun /kɾoˈmato/: chromate
13. cromatofobia noun [kɾomat̪oˈfoβ̞ja]
14. cromatóforo noun /kɾomaˈtofoɾo/: chromatophore
15. cromatografía noun /kɾomatoɡɾaˈfia/: chromatography
16. cromatográficamente adverb /kɾomatoˌɡɾafikaˈmente/: chromatographically
17. cromatográfico adjective /kɾomatoˈɡɾafiko/: chromatographic
18. cromatógrafo noun /kɾomaˈtoɡɾafo/: chromatograph (machine for performing chromatography)
19. cromatograma noun: chromatogram
20. cromatológico adjective /kɾomatoˈloxiko/: chromatological
21. crometofobia noun [kɾomet̪oˈfoβ̞ja]
22. cromi noun [ˈkɾomi]
23. crómico adjective /ˈkɾomiko/: chromic
24. crominancia noun [kɾomiˈnãnsja]: chrominance
25. cromista adjective, noun /kɾoˈmista/: chromist
26. cromita noun /kɾoˈmita/: chromite
27. cromlech noun /ˈkɾomlek/: alternative form of crómlech
28. cromo noun, verb /ˈkɾomo/: chromium
29. cromoceno noun /kɾomoˈθeno/: chromocene
30. cromodinámica noun: chromodynamics
31. cromodominio noun: chromodomain
32. cromofita noun: chromophyte
33. cromofobia noun [kɾomoˈfoβ̞ja]
34. cromóforo adjective, noun /kɾoˈmofoɾo/: chromophore
35. cromógeno adjective: chromogenic
36. cromogranina noun /kɾomoɡɾaˈnina/: chromogranin
37. cromolitografía noun /kɾomolitoɡɾaˈfia/: chromolithography
38. cromolitografiado verb [kɾomolit̪oɣ̞ɾaˈfjað̞o]
39. cromolitografiando verb [kɾomolit̪oɣ̞ɾaˈfjãn̪d̪o]
40. cromolitografiar verb [kɾomolit̪oɣ̞ɾaˈfjaɾ]
41. cromolitográfico adjective [kɾomolit̪oˈɣ̞ɾafiko]
42. cromolitógrafo noun [kɾomoliˈt̪oɣ̞ɾafo]
43. cromómero noun: chromomere
44. cromoplasto noun: chromoplast
45. cromoproteína noun: chromoprotein
46. cromopuntura noun: colorpuncture
47. cromorno noun /kɾoˈmoɾno/: a crumhorn
48. cromosfera noun /kɾomosˈfeɾa/: chromosphere (layer of a star's atmosphere)
49. cromosférico adjective /kɾomosˈfeɾiko/: chromospheric
50. cromosoma noun /kɾomoˈsoma/: chromosome
51. cromosomal adjective /kɾomosoˈmal/: chromosomal
52. cromosomático adjective /kɾomosoˈmatiko/: chromosomal
53. cromosómicamente adverb: chromosomically
54. cromosómico adjective /kɾomoˈsomiko/: chromosomal
55. cromoterapia noun [kɾomot̪eˈɾapja]
56. cromotripsis noun: chromothripsis
57. cron noun [ˈkɾõn]
58. cronaxia noun /kɾoˈnaɡsja/: chronaxie
59. crónica adjective, noun /ˈkɾonika/: chronicle
60. crónica de salones phrase [ˈkɾonika ð̞e saˈlones]
61. crónica rosa phrase [ˈkɾonika ˈrosa]
62. crónicamente adverb /ˌkɾonikaˈmente/: chronically
63. cronicidad noun /kɾoniθiˈdad/: chronicity
64. crónico adjective /ˈkɾoniko/: chronic
65. cronicón noun /kɾoniˈkon/: short chronicle
66. cronificación noun /kɾonifikaˈθjon/: the state of becoming chronic
67. cronificado verb /kɾonifiˈkado/: past participle of cronificar
68. cronificando verb [kɾonifiˈkãn̪d̪o]: gerund of cronificar
69. cronificándose verb [kɾonifiˈkãn̪d̪ose]: gerund of cronificar combined with se
70. cronificar verb /kɾonifiˈkaɾ/: to make chronic or permanent
71. cronificarse verb [kɾonifiˈkaɾse]: infinitive of cronificar combined with se
72. cronismo noun: croneyism
73. cronista noun /kɾoˈnista/: chronicler
74. cronístico adjective /kɾoˈnistiko/: chronicle
75. crónlech noun: alternative form of crómlech
76. crono noun, prefix /ˈkɾono/: time trial
77. cronobiología noun: chronobiology
78. cronobiológico adjective /ˌkɾonobjoˈloxiko/: chronobiological (pertaining to chronobiology)
79. cronoescalada noun: uphill time trial
80. cronoestratigrafía noun: chronostratigraphy
81. cronoestratigráfico adjective: chronostratigraphic (pertaining to or derived using chronostratigraphy)
82. cronofobia noun [kɾonoˈfoβ̞ja]
83. cronofotografía noun: chronophotography
84. cronografía noun: chronography
85. cronográficamente adverb [kɾonoˌɣ̞ɾafikaˈmẽn̪t̪e]
86. cronográfico adjective: chronographic
87. cronógrafo noun /kɾoˈnoɡɾafo/: chronograph
88. cronograma noun [kɾonoˈɣ̞ɾama]: timeline
89. cronogramático adjective [kɾonoɣ̞ɾaˈmat̪iko]
90. cronolecto noun /kɾonoˈleɡto/: chronolect
91. cronología noun /kɾonoloˈxia/: chronology
92. cronológicamente adverb /kɾonoˌloxikaˈmente/: chronologically
93. cronológico adjective /kɾonoˈloxiko/: chronological
94. cronólogo noun /kɾoˈnoloɡo/: chronologist
95. cronomarcador noun: timestamp (date and time of an event)
96. cronometrado verb /kɾonomeˈtɾado/: past participle of cronometrar
97. cronometrador adjective, noun: timekeeping
98. cronometraje noun: timing
99. cronometrando verb [kɾonomeˈt̪ɾãn̪d̪o]: gerund of cronometrar
100. cronometrar verb /kɾonomeˈtɾaɾ/: to time (using a timer)
101. cronometría noun /kɾonomeˈtɾia/: chronometry
102. cronométrico adjective /kɾonoˈmetɾiko/: chronometer, chronometry; chronometric (of or relating to chronometers or to chronometry)
103. cronometrista noun: timekeeper
104. cronómetro noun, verb /kɾoˈnometɾo/: stopwatch, stop clock
105. cronometrofobia noun [kɾonomet̪ɾoˈfoβ̞ja]
106. cronopio noun [kɾoˈnopjo]
107. cronostasis noun: chronostasis
108. cronostiquio noun [kɾonosˈt̪ikjo]
109. cronostratigráfico adjective /ˌkɾonostɾatiˈɡɾafiko/: alternative form of cronoestratigráfico
110. cronotipo noun [kɾonoˈt̪ipo]: chronotype (factors that determine if an individual is most alert in the morning or evening)
111. cronotopo noun: chronotope
112. cronotoxicidad noun /kɾonotoɡsiθiˈdad/: chronotoxicity
113. cronourbanismo noun [kɾonowɾβ̞aˈnismo]
114. cronut noun: cronut
115. crooner noun /ˈkɾuneɾ/: crooner
116. croqueo noun [kɾoˈkeo]
117. croquero noun [kɾoˈkeɾo]
118. croquet noun [kɾoˈket̪]: croquet
119. croqueta noun /kɾoˈketa/: croquette
120. croquetas noun: plural of croqueta
121. croquiñol noun [kɾokiˈɲol]
122. croquis noun /ˈkɾokis/: a sketch
123. croquizado verb [kɾokiˈsað̞o]
124. croquizando verb [kɾokiˈsãn̪d̪o]
125. croquizar verb [kɾokiˈsaɾ]
126. croscitado verb [kɾosiˈt̪að̞o]
127. croscitando verb [kɾosiˈt̪ãn̪d̪o]
128. croscitar verb /kɾosθiˈtaɾ/: to caw
129. croska noun [ˈkɾoska]
130. cross noun /ˈkɾos/: cross country
131. crossfit noun [ˈkɾosfit̪]: CrossFit
132. crossing noun, verb
133. crossover noun /kɾoˈsobeɾ/: crossover (car)
134. crosspostear verb /kɾosposteˈaɾ/: to crosspost
135. crota noun /ˈkɾota/: crwth
136. crotada noun [kɾoˈt̪að̞a]
137. crótalo noun /ˈkɾotalo/: rattlesnake
138. crotalogía noun [kɾot̪aloˈxia]
139. crotaloteo noun: rattle; rattling (sound)
140. crotamitón noun /kɾotamiˈton/: crotamiton
141. croto adjective, noun /ˈkɾoto/: castor (plant)
142. crotolamo noun /kɾotoˈlamo/: Nonsensical word used in a ligma joke in which someone is tricked into asking ¿qué es crotolamo? (“what is crotolamo?”), a pun on ¿qué escroto lamo? (“which...
143. crotón noun [kɾoˈt̪õn]
144. Crotona proper noun /kɾoˈtona/: Crotone (a province of Calabria, Italy)
145. crotonato adjective /kɾotoˈnato/: crotonate
146. crotononitrilo noun: crotononitrile
147. crotorado verb /kɾotoˈɾado/: past participle of crotorar
148. crotorando verb [kɾot̪oˈɾãn̪d̪o]: gerund of crotorar
149. crotorar verb /kɾotoˈɾaɾ/: to make the sound of a stork, a clattering of the bills
150. crotorear verb /kɾotoɾeˈaɾ/: alternative form of crotorar (to make the sound of a stork, a clattering of the bills)
151. crotoxina noun [kɾot̪okˈsina]: crotoxin
152. croup noun /ˈkɾup/: alternative spelling of crup (croup)
153. croupal adjective /kɾuˈpal/: alternative spelling of crupal (croupous; croupy)
154. croupier noun /kɾuˈpjeɾ/: alternative form of crupier
155. crowdfunding noun /kɾaudˈfandin/: crowdfunding
156. Croydon proper noun [ˈkɾojð̞õn]
157. croyo noun [ˈkɾoʝo]
158. croza noun [ˈkɾosa]
159. Crta. noun: abbreviation of carretera (highway)
160. cruasán noun /kɾwaˈsan/: croissant (a flaky roll or pastry in a form of a crescent)
161. crubica noun [kɾuˈβ̞ika]
162. cruce noun, verb /ˈkɾuθe/: crossroads, crossing, intersection (a place where one road crosses another; an intersection of two or more roads)
163. cruce peatonal noun: pedestrian overpass
164. crucecita noun /kɾuθeˈθita/: diminutive of cruz
165. cruceiro noun [kɾuˈsejɾo]
166. cruceñidad noun /kɾuθeɲiˈdad/: the state of being from Santa Cruz de la Sierra
167. cruceño adjective, noun /kɾuˈθeɲo/: of, from or relating to Santa Cruz de la Sierra
168. crucera noun /kɾuˈθeɾa/: cruiser (motorbike)
169. crucería noun: ribs; ribbing
170. crucerista noun: cruise passenger
171. crucero noun /kɾuˈθeɾo/: cruise (a sea or lake voyage, especially one taken for pleasure)
172. cruceta noun /kɾuˈθeta/: crosspiece
173. Cruchaga proper noun [kɾuˈt͡ʃaɣ̞a]
174. crucial adjective /kɾuˈθjal/: crucial
175. crucialmente adverb /kɾuˌθjalˈmente/: crucially
176. crucífera adjective, noun /kɾuˈθifeɾa/: crucifer
177. crucífero adjective /kɾuˈθifeɾo/: cruciferous
178. crucificado adjective, verb /kɾuθifiˈkado/: crucified
179. crucificando verb [kɾusifiˈkãn̪d̪o]: gerund of crucificar
180. crucificar verb /kɾuθifiˈkaɾ/: to crucify, nail to a cross
181. crucifijo noun /kɾuθiˈfixo/: crucifix
182. crucifixión noun /kɾuθifiɡˈsjon/: crucifixion; execution on a cross
183. cruciforme adjective /kɾuθiˈfoɾme/: cruciform
184. crucigrama noun /kɾuθiˈɡɾama/: crossword
185. crucigramista noun [kɾusiɣ̞ɾaˈmist̪a]
186. crucis adjective: only used in vía crucis: of the Cross
187. cruda adjective, noun /ˈkɾuda/: hangover (illness caused by a previous bout of heavy drinking)
188. crudamente adverb /ˌkɾudaˈmente/: crudely, roughly, harshly
189. crudelísimo adjective /kɾudeˈlisimo/: superlative degree of cruel
190. crudeza noun /kɾuˈdeθa/: crudeness
191. crudezas noun [kɾuˈð̞esas]: plural of crudeza
192. crudillo noun [kɾuˈð̞iʝo]
193. crudio adjective [ˈkɾuð̞jo]
194. crudísimo adjective [kɾuˈð̞isimo]: superlative degree of crudo
195. crudismo noun [kɾuˈð̞ismo]
196. crudista adjective [kɾuˈð̞ist̪a]
197. crudivegano noun: a raw vegan or crude vegan (someone who eats raw vegan food)
198. crudivorismo noun [kɾuð̞iβ̞oˈɾismo]
199. crudívoro adjective, noun /kɾuˈdiboɾo/: rawist
200. crudo adjective, noun /ˈkɾudo/: raw (uncooked)
201. cruel adjective /ˈkɾwel/: cruel
202. crueldad noun /kɾwelˈdad/: cruelty
203. crueleza noun [kɾweˈlesa]
204. cruelísimo adjective /kɾweˈlisimo/: superlative degree of cruel
205. cruelmente adverb /ˌkɾwelˈmente/: cruelly
206. cruelty-free adjective /ˌkɾulti ˈfɾi/: cruelty-free
207. cruentado verb [kɾwẽn̪ˈt̪að̞o]
208. cruentamente adverb [ˌkɾwẽn̪t̪aˈmẽn̪t̪e]: bloodily
209. cruentando verb [kɾwẽn̪ˈt̪ãn̪d̪o]
210. cruentar verb [kɾwẽn̪ˈt̪aɾ]
211. cruento adjective /ˈkɾwento/: bloody
212. crueza noun /ˈkɾweθa/: cruelty
213. crufia noun [ˈkɾufja]
214. cruising noun /ˈkɾusin/: cruising
215. crujía noun, verb /kɾuˈxia/: gallery
216. crujidera noun [kɾuxiˈð̞eɾa]
217. crujidero adjective, noun [kɾuxiˈð̞eɾo]
218. crujido noun, verb /kɾuˈxido/: crunch
219. crujidor adjective [kɾuxiˈð̞oɾ]
220. crujiendo verb /kɾuˈxjendo/: gerund of crujir
221. crujiente adjective, noun /kɾuˈxjente/: crispy, crisp, crunchy, crusty
222. crujir verb /kɾuˈxiɾ/: to creak, to crack (high-pitched, sharp sound)
223. crumble noun: crumble
224. crumiro adjective [kɾuˈmiɾo]
225. crunch noun [ˈkɾãnʲt͡ʃ]: crunch (exercise)
226. crúor noun /ˈkɾuoɾ/: blood
227. cruórico adjective [ˈkɾwoɾiko]
228. crup noun /ˈkɾup/: croup, especially diphtheria
229. crupal adjective /kɾuˈpal/: croupous; croupy
230. crupesión noun [kɾupeˈsjõn]
231. crupier noun /kɾuˈpjeɾ/: croupier
232. crural adjective /kɾuˈɾal/: crural
233. crurotarso noun: crurotarsan
234. cruscantismo noun [kɾuskãn̪ˈt̪ismo]
235. crush noun /ˈkɾoʃ/: crush (an infatuation with somebody one is not dating)
236. crustáceo noun /kɾusˈtaθeo/: crustacean
237. crustira noun [kɾusˈt̪iɾa]
238. crustoso adjective /kɾusˈtoso/: crustose
239. crústula noun [ˈkɾust̪ula]
240. crustulario noun [kɾust̪uˈlaɾjo]
241. crutón noun /kɾuˈton/: crouton
242. cruvica noun [kɾuˈβ̞ika]
243. Crux proper noun /ˈkɾuɡs/: Southern Cross (constellation)
244. cruyffismo noun: the football philosophy espoused by Johan Cruyff (1947-2016) used mainly by FC Barcelona
245. cruyffista adjective, noun: pertaining to or resembling characteristics of cruyffismo
246. cruz noun /ˈkɾuθ/: cross
247. cruz andina noun /ˌkɾuθ anˈdina/: Andean cross
248. cruz de Borgoña noun /ˌkɾuθ de boɾˈɡoɲa/: Cross of Burgundy
249. cruz de Jerusalén noun /ˌkɾuθ de xeɾusaˈlen/: Jerusalem cross (symbol)
250. cruz de Salomón noun /ˌkɾuθ de saloˈmon/: Seal of Solomon (symbol)
251. cruz de san Andrés phrase [ˈkɾus ð̞e ˈsãn ãn̪ˈd̪ɾes]
252. cruz de Santiago noun: Cross of Saint James
253. cruz gamada noun /ˌkɾuθ ɡaˈmada/: swastika
254. cruz griega phrase [ˈkɾus ˈɣ̞ɾjeɣ̞a]
255. cruz maltesa noun: Maltese cross
256. Cruz Roja phrase [ˈkɾus ˈroxa]
257. cruza noun, verb /ˈkɾuθa/: crossbreeding
258. cruzada adjective, noun, verb /kɾuˈθada/: crusade
259. cruzadista noun /kɾuθaˈdista/: crusader
260. cruzado adjective, noun, verb /kɾuˈθado/: crossed
261. cruzamen noun [kɾuˈsamẽn]
262. cruzamiento noun /kɾuθaˈmjento/: crossing; cross (point at which two or more things overlap)
263. cruzando verb [kɾuˈsãn̪d̪o]: gerund of cruzar
264. cruzándose verb [kɾuˈsãn̪d̪ose]: gerund of cruzar combined with se
265. cruzar verb /kɾuˈθaɾ/: to cross (including of legs)
266. cruzar la cara verb /kɾuˌθaɾ la ˈkaɾa/: to slap (someone in the face)
267. cruzar los dedos verb /kɾuˌθaɾ los ˈdedos/: to cross one's fingers.
268. cruzarse verb [kɾuˈsaɾse]: infinitive of cruzar combined with se
269. cruzársele los cables phrase, verb /kɾuˌθaɾsele los ˈkables/: to get one's wires crossed
270. Cruzat proper noun /kɾuˈθat/: a surname
271. cruzazulear verb /kɾuθaθuleˈaɾ/: to choke; to choke up (lose a game after victory was almost assured)
272. cruzeiro noun: cruzeiro (obsolete Brazilian currency)
273. cruzrojista noun: a Red Cross worker
274. cryptomeria noun: cryptomeria
275. cs noun: abbreviation of cucharadas (“spoonfuls”)
276. CSA abbreviation [ˈsa]
277. CSM abbreviation, interjection: initialism of conchasumadre (“motherfucker, son of a bitch”, literally “your mother's pussy”)
278. CSO abbreviation
279. CSOA abbreviation [ˈsoa]
280. CSR abbreviation
281. cta abbreviation, noun: abbreviation of cuenta
282. ctenocasmátido noun /tenokasˈmatido/: ctenochasmatid
283. ctenóforo noun /teˈnofoɾo/: ctenophore
284. ctenoide adjective /teˈnoide/: ctenoid
285. Ctesifonte proper noun /tesiˈfonte/: Ctesiphon (the ancient capital of Parthia, in modern Iraq)
286. Cthulhu proper noun [ˈt̪ulu]
287. CTIM noun: ciencia, tecnología, ingeniería y matemáticas; STEM
288. CTM interjection: initialism of conchatumadre (“motherfucker, son of a bitch”)
289. ctónico adjective /ˈtoniko/: chthonic
290. ctra noun: abbreviation of carretera
291. CTSA abbreviation
292. ctvo. noun: abbreviation of centavo
293. cu noun /ˈku/: Name of the letter q
294. cua noun /ˈkua/: Bay-breasted cuckoo (Coccyzus rufigularis)
295. cuaba noun /ˈkwaba/: torchwood, amyris
296. cuaba de ingenio noun /ˌkwaba de inˈxenjo/: white ironwood (Hypelate trifoliata)
297. cuac noun /ˈkwak/: quack
298. cuacha noun /ˈkwat͡ʃa/: shit
299. cuachalote adjective, noun /kwat͡ʃaˈlote/: lazy, filthy (of a person)
300. cuaco noun /ˈkwako/: black-crowned night heron

Part 60 · Part 62 · 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.