Spanish words: cuchichiado to cuitando

Spanish words cuchichiado to cuitando

1. cuchichiado verb [kut͡ʃiˈt͡ʃjað̞o]
2. cuchichiando verb [kut͡ʃiˈt͡ʃjãn̪d̪o]
3. cuchichiar verb [kut͡ʃiˈt͡ʃjaɾ]
4. cuchicuchi interjection, noun [kut͡ʃiˈkut͡ʃi]
5. cuchifrito noun /kut͡ʃiˈfɾito/: cuchifrito (Puerto Rican dish)
6. cuchilla noun /kuˈt͡ʃiʝa/: knife
7. cuchillada noun /kut͡ʃiˈʝada/: stab
8. cuchilladas noun [kut͡ʃiˈʝað̞as]: plural of cuchillada
9. cuchillado verb [kut͡ʃiˈʝað̞o]
10. cuchillando verb [kut͡ʃiˈʝãn̪d̪o]
11. cuchillar adjective, noun, verb /kut͡ʃiˈʝaɾ/: knife
12. cuchillazo noun /kut͡ʃiˈʝaθo/: knifing; stab
13. cuchillería noun: the manufacture of cutlery
14. cuchillero noun /kut͡ʃiˈʝeɾo/: knife salesman; cutler
15. cuchillo noun /kuˈt͡ʃiʝo/: knife
16. cuchillo de monte noun: hunting knife
17. cuchillo de pelar noun /kuˌt͡ʃiʝo de peˈlaɾ/: paring knife
18. cuchillo mangorrero noun [kuˈt͡ʃiʝo mãŋgoˈreɾo]
19. cuchipanda noun /kut͡ʃiˈpanda/: feast, banquet
20. cuchita noun [kuˈt͡ʃit̪a]
21. cuchitril noun /kut͡ʃiˈtɾil/: hovel, shack
22. cucho adjective, interjection, noun, verb /ˈkut͡ʃo/: Sound used to call a cat
23. cuchubal noun /kut͡ʃuˈbal/: The act of saving an amount of money among coworkers, often to be raffled
24. cuchucheado verb [kut͡ʃut͡ʃeˈað̞o]: past participle of cuchuchear
25. cuchucheando verb [kut͡ʃut͡ʃeˈãn̪d̪o]: gerund of cuchuchear
26. cuchuchear verb /kut͡ʃut͡ʃeˈaɾ/: to whisper
27. cuchucho noun /kuˈt͡ʃut͡ʃo/: coati
28. cuchucientos adjective /kut͡ʃuˈθjentos/: zillion
29. cuchuco noun /kuˈt͡ʃuko/: cuchuco
30. cuchufleta noun /kut͡ʃuˈfleta/: jibe
31. cuchuflí noun /kut͡ʃuˈfli/: cuchufli (A tubular dessert).
32. cuchumbo noun /kuˈt͡ʃumbo/: dice shaker; a dice cup
33. cuchumil noun /kut͡ʃuˈmil/: gazillion
34. cuchuqui adjective, noun /kut͡ʃuˈki/: Club Destroyers
35. cuchuvaleado verb [kut͡ʃuβ̞aleˈað̞o]
36. cuchuvaleando verb [kut͡ʃuβ̞aleˈãn̪d̪o]
37. cuchuvaleándose verb [kut͡ʃuβ̞aleˈãn̪d̪ose]
38. cuchuvalear verb [kut͡ʃuβ̞aleˈaɾ]
39. cuck noun /ˈkuk/: cuck
40. cuckear verb /kukeˈaɾ/: to cuckold
41. cuckeo noun, verb /kuˈkeo/: cuckoldry; infidelity
42. cuclilla noun /kuˈkliʝa/: squat
43. cuclillas noun /kuˈkliʝas/: plural of cuclilla
44. cuclillo noun /kuˈkliʝo/: cuckoo (bird)
45. cuclillo bronceado noun: The shining bronze cuckoo, Chrysococcyx lucidus.
46. cuco adjective, interjection, noun /ˈkuko/: cuckoo
47. cucú adjective, noun /kuˈku/: demented, crazy
48. cucúbalo noun /kuˈkubalo/: berry catchfly
49. cucucho noun /kuˈkut͡ʃo/: back
50. cucufate adjective, noun [kukuˈfat̪e]
51. cúcula noun: sloth (animal)
52. cucule noun [kuˈkule]
53. cuculí noun /kukuˈli/: West Peruvian dove (Zenaida meloda).
54. cucumelo noun [kukuˈmelo]
55. cucumisina noun /kukumiˈsina/: cucumisin
56. cucurbitácea noun /kukuɾbiˈtaθea/: cucurbit
57. cucurbitáceo adjective [kukuɾβ̞iˈt̪aseo]
58. cucurbitacina noun /kukuɾbitaˈθina/: cucurbitacin
59. cucuruca noun /kukuˈɾuka/: drunkenness
60. cucurucho noun /kukuˈɾut͡ʃo/: a cone made of paper or other material and used to contain candy or other small items
61. Cúcuta proper noun /ˈkukuta/: Cúcuta (a city in Colombia)
62. cucuteño adjective, noun /kukuˈteɲo/: of, from or relating to the city of Cúcuta, Norte de Santander department, Colombia
63. cucuy noun /kuˈkui/: bogeyman
64. Cudillero proper noun /kudiˈʝeɾo/: Cudillero (a municipality in western Asturias, Spain)
65. cueca noun /ˈkweka/: cueca
66. cueca chilenera phrase [ˈkweka t͡ʃileˈneɾa]
67. cueca chinganera phrase [ˈkweka t͡ʃĩŋgaˈneɾa]
68. cueca nortina phrase [ˈkweka noɾˈt̪ina]
69. cuefrencia noun [kweˈfɾẽnsja]
70. cuélebre noun /ˈkwelebɾe/: a kind of dragon of Asturian mythology
71. cuelga noun, verb /ˈkwelɡa/: hanging (especially of dried fruit)
72. cuelgue noun, verb /ˈkwelɡe/: trip (altered state caused by a drug)
73. Cuéllar proper noun /ˈkweʝaɾ/: a surname
74. cuellarano adjective, noun /kweʝaˈɾano/: of, from or relating to Cuéllar
75. cuelliblanco adjective: white-necked (said of a number of bird species)
76. cuellicorto adjective [kweʝiˈkoɾt̪o]
77. cuelligrís adjective: grey-throated
78. cuellilargo adjective [kweʝiˈlaɾɣ̞o]: longnecked
79. cuellinegro adjective /kweʝiˈneɡɾo/: black-throated
80. cuellirrojo adjective /kweʝiˈroxo/: red-necked
81. cuello noun /ˈkweʝo/: neck (part of body connecting the head and the torso)
82. cuello alto noun: turtleneck
83. cuello de botella noun, phrase /ˌkweʝo de boˈteʝa/: bottleneck
84. cuello de cisne noun: turtleneck
85. cuello de foque phrase [ˈkweʝo ð̞e ˈfoke]
86. cuello del útero noun /ˌkweʝo del ˈuteɾo/: cervix; cervix uteri
87. cuello uterino noun, phrase /ˌkweʝo uteˈɾino/: cervix; cervix uteri
88. cuello vuelto noun /ˌkweʝo ˈbwelto/: turtleneck
89. cuelmo noun /ˈkwelmo/: a bundle of cereal straw
90. cuelpo noun /ˈkwelpo/: pronunciation spelling of cuerpo, representing Puerto Rico Spanish
91. cuenca noun /ˈkwenka/: eye socket
92. cuencano adjective, noun /kwenˈkano/: of, from or relating to Cuenca
93. cuenco noun /ˈkwenko/: bowl
94. cuenta interjection, noun, verb /ˈkwenta/: count, tally
95. cuenta atrás noun /ˌkwenta aˈtɾas/: countdown
96. cuenta bancaria noun /ˌkwenta banˈkaɾja/: bank account
97. cuenta corriente noun /ˌkwenta koˈrjente/: current account (UK), checking account (US)
98. cuenta de propósito particular phrase [ˈkwẽn̪t̪a ð̞e pɾoˈposit̪o paɾt̪ikuˈlaɾ]
99. cuenta de resultados noun: income statement
100. cuenta en participación noun: participation account
101. cuenta regresiva noun /ˌkwenta reɡɾeˈsiba/: countdown
102. cuentabilletes noun [kwẽn̪t̪aβ̞iˈʝet̪es]
103. cuentachistes noun /ˌkwentaˈt͡ʃistes/: comedian
104. cuentacuentos noun /ˌkwentaˈkwentos/: storyteller
105. cuentadante adjective [kwẽn̪t̪aˈð̞ãn̪t̪e]
106. cuentaganado noun [kwẽn̪t̪aɣ̞aˈnað̞o]
107. cuentagotas noun /kwentaˈɡotas/: dropper
108. cuentahabiente noun: account holder
109. cuentahílos noun [kwẽn̪t̪aˈilos]
110. cuentakilómetros noun /ˌkwentakiˈlometɾos/: milometer (UK), odometer (US)
111. cuéntame una de vaqueros phrase /ˌkwentame ˌuna de baˈkeɾos/: pull the other one
112. cuentapasos noun /ˌkwentaˈpasos/: pedometer, step counter (device that measures the number of steps taken)
113. cuentapropia noun: only used in por cuentapropia
114. cuentapropismo noun /ˌkwentapɾoˈpismo/: self-employment
115. cuentapropista noun [kwẽn̪t̪apɾoˈpist̪a]: self-employed person (in most other Spanish-speaking countries, this would be referred to as a "trabajador por cuenta propia" and/or "trabajador autónomo")
116. cuentario noun /kwenˈtaɾjo/: storytelling
117. cuentarrevoluciones noun /kwentareboluˈθjones/: tachometer, rev counter (a device for measuring the revolutions per minute (RPMs) of a revolving shaft, as with the driveshaft of an automobile)
118. cuentas noun, verb /ˈkwentas/: plural of cuenta
119. cuentas anales noun /ˌkwentas aˈnales/: anal beads
120. cuentas claras, amigos viejos proverb [ˈkwẽn̪t̪as ˈklaɾas | aˈmiɣ̞os ˈβ̞jexos]
121. cuentas de la lechera noun: wishful thinking
122. cuentas del Gran Capitán phrase [ˈkwẽn̪t̪as ð̞el ˈɣ̞ɾãŋ kapiˈt̪ãn]
123. cuéntaselo a Rita interjection /ˌkwentaselo a ˈrita/: yeah right, sure, pull the other one (an expression of disbelief)
124. cuenteado verb [kwẽn̪t̪eˈað̞o]
125. cuenteando verb [kwẽn̪t̪eˈãn̪d̪o]
126. cuentero adjective, noun /kwenˈteɾo/: informer, tattler
127. cuentista noun /kwenˈtista/: storyteller
128. cuentística adjective, noun /kwenˈtistika/: short story telling
129. cuentístico adjective /kwenˈtistiko/: short storytelling
130. cuento noun, verb /ˈkwento/: story
131. cuento chino noun /ˌkwento ˈt͡ʃino/: tall tale, cock and bull story
132. cuento de fantasmas noun /ˌkwento de fanˈtasmas/: ghost story
133. cuento de hadas noun /ˌkwento de ˈadas/: fairy tale
134. cuento de viejas noun /ˌkwento de ˈbjexas/: old wives' tale
135. cuento del tío phrase [ˈkwẽn̪t̪o ð̞el̪ ˈt̪io]
136. cuentoterapia noun [kwẽn̪t̪ot̪eˈɾapja]: story therapy
137. cuer noun /ˈkweɾ/: heart
138. cuera noun /ˈkweɾa/: buff coat
139. cuerachona noun /kweɾaˈt͡ʃona/: babe; hottie
140. cuerada noun /kweˈɾada/: beating, bashing
141. cueramarense adjective, noun /kweɾamaˈɾense/: of, from or relating to Cuerámaro
142. cueraza noun [kweˈɾasa]
143. cuerazo noun /kweˈɾaθo/: whipping, whip
144. cuerda adjective, noun /ˈkweɾda/: rope, cord, string
145. cuerda de presos noun: chain gang
146. cuerda de saltar noun /ˌkweɾda de salˈtaɾ/: jump rope (the rope itself, not the game)
147. cuerda dorsal noun: notochord
148. cuerda floja noun, phrase /ˌkweɾda ˈfloxa/: tightrope
149. cuerda umbilical noun: umbilical cord
150. cuerda vocal noun, phrase [ˈkweɾð̞a β̞oˈkal]: vocal chord
151. cuerdamente adverb /ˌkweɾdaˈmente/: wisely; prudently
152. cuerdeado verb [kweɾð̞eˈað̞o]
153. cuerdeando verb [kweɾð̞eˈãn̪d̪o]
154. cuerdismo noun /kweɾˈdismo/: sanism
155. cuerdista adjective, noun: sanist
156. cuerdita noun /kweɾˈdita/: diminutive of cuerda
157. cuerdo adjective /ˈkweɾdo/: sane
158. cuereado verb [kweɾeˈað̞o]: past participle of cuerear
159. cuereando verb [kweɾeˈãn̪d̪o]: gerund of cuerear
160. cuerear verb /kweɾeˈaɾ/: To work on any part of the process of tanning leather (including the killing, skinning and transporting of it).
161. cuerera noun [kweˈɾeɾa]
162. cuereta noun /kweˈɾeta/: a strip of leather or rubber used as a patch
163. cuerina noun /kweˈɾina/: imitation leather
164. cuerito noun /kweˈɾito/: diminutive of cuero
165. cueriza noun /kweˈɾiθa/: beating
166. cuerna noun /ˈkweɾna/: antlers
167. Cuernavaca proper noun /kweɾnaˈbaka/: Cuernavaca (a city in Morelos, Mexico).
168. cuernavacense adjective [kweɾnaβ̞aˈsẽnse]
169. cuernear verb [kweɾneˈaɾ]
170. cuernecillo noun: diminutive of cuerno
171. cuernito noun /kweɾˈnito/: A fatty pastry made in the shape of a horn.
172. cuernitos noun [kweɾˈnit̪os]
173. cuerno noun /ˈkweɾno/: horn
174. cuerno de caza noun /ˌkweɾno de ˈkaθa/: hunting horn
175. cuerno de chivo noun /ˌkweɾno de ˈt͡ʃibo/: AK-47, Kalashnikov
176. cuerno de la abundancia noun /ˌkweɾno de la abunˈdanθja/: horn of plenty
177. cuerno de orinar noun: urinal
178. cuernos adverb, noun [ˈkweɾnos]: the hell, on earth (for emphasis after a question word)
179. cuero noun /ˈkweɾo/: leather
180. cuero cabelludo noun /ˌkweɾo kabeˈʝudo/: scalp
181. cuerona noun /kweˈɾona/: babe, totty, hottie
182. cuerpazo noun /kweɾˈpaθo/: great, sexy body
183. cuerpeado verb /kweɾpeˈado/: past participle of cuerpear
184. cuerpeando verb [kweɾpeˈãn̪d̪o]: gerund of cuerpear
185. cuerpear verb /kweɾpeˈaɾ/: to dodge a blow
186. cuerpo noun /ˈkweɾpo/: body (the physical structure of a human or animal)
187. cuerpo a tierra adverb /ˌkweɾpo a ˈtjera/: lying low
188. cuerpo basal noun: basal body
189. cuerpo calloso noun /ˌkweɾpo kaˈʝoso/: corpus callosum
190. cuerpo cavernoso noun, phrase /ˌkweɾpo kabeɾˈnoso/: corpus cavernosum
191. cuerpo celeste noun, phrase /ˌkweɾpo θeˈleste/: celestial body
192. cuerpo cetónico phrase [ˈkweɾpo seˈt̪oniko]
193. cuerpo Danone noun /ˌkweɾpo daˈnone/: attractive bod (body)
194. cuerpo de agua noun /ˌkweɾpo de ˈaɡwa/: body of water
195. cuerpo de baile noun /ˌkweɾpo de ˈbaile/: corps de ballet
196. cuerpo de ballet noun: corps de ballet
197. cuerpo de Cristo phrase: for the love of God
198. cuerpo de delito noun /ˌkweɾpo de deˈlito/: alternative form of cuerpo del delito (“corpus delicti”)
199. cuerpo de guardia noun /ˌkweɾpo de ˈɡwaɾdja/: corps of guards
200. cuerpo de policía noun: police force
201. cuerpo del delito noun /ˌkweɾpo del deˈlito/: corpus delicti
202. cuerpo electoral noun /ˌkweɾpo eleɡtoˈɾal/: electoral body
203. cuerpo estriado noun: corpus striatum
204. cuerpo extraño noun: foreign body
205. cuerpo fructífero noun [ˈkweɾpo fɾukˈt̪ifeɾo]: fruiting body
206. cuerpo humano noun, phrase /ˌkweɾpo uˈmano/: human body.
207. cuerpo legal noun: body of law
208. cuerpo lúteo noun /ˌkweɾpo ˈluteo/: corpus luteum
209. cuerpo muerto noun /ˌkweɾpo ˈmweɾto/: corpse, dead body
210. cuerpo negro noun, phrase /ˌkweɾpo ˈneɡɾo/: blackbody
211. cuerpo serrano noun, phrase [ˈkweɾpo seˈrano]: an attractive body
212. cuerpo vertebral noun: vertebral body
213. cuerporruín noun /kweɾpoˈrwin/: whippoorwill
214. cuérrago noun /ˈkweraɡo/: riverbed
215. cuervillo noun: crow (Corvus)
216. cuervillo puneño noun: The Puna ibis, Plegadis ridgwayi
217. cuervo adjective, noun /ˈkweɾbo/: crow (bird)
218. cuervo casero noun: house crow
219. cuervo de cabeza negra noun, phrase [ˈkweɾβ̞o ð̞e kaˈβ̞esa ˈneɣ̞ɾa]: black vulture
220. cuervo de pantano noun: Any ibis of the genus Plegadis.
221. cuervo desertícola noun: brown-necked raven
222. cuervo indio noun: house crow
223. cuervo picudo noun: large-billed crow
224. cuesco noun /ˈkwesko/: stone (of fruit)
225. cuescomate noun [kweskoˈmat̪e]
226. cuesta noun, verb /ˈkwesta/: slope (acclivity or declivity)
227. cuesta abajo adverb, noun /ˌkwesta aˈbaxo/: downhill
228. cuesta arriba adverb, noun /ˌkwesta aˈriba/: uphill
229. cuesta de enero noun: economic hardship in January resulting from price increases and Christmas spending
230. cuestación noun /kwestaˈθjon/: sponsoring; fundraising
231. cuestión noun /kwesˈtjon/: matter, question, issue
232. cuestión de tiempo noun /kwesˌtjon de ˈtjempo/: a matter of time
233. cuestión de tormento phrase [kwesˈt̪jõn̪ d̪e t̪oɾˈmẽn̪t̪o]
234. cuestionabilidad noun /kwestjonabiliˈdad/: questionability
235. cuestionable adjective /kwestjoˈnable/: questionable
236. cuestionablemente adverb /kwestjoˌnableˈmente/: questionably
237. cuestionado verb /kwestjoˈnado/: past participle of cuestionar
238. cuestionador adjective, noun /kwestjonaˈdoɾ/: questioning
239. cuestionamiento noun /kwestjonaˈmjento/: action or effect of questioning
240. cuestionando verb [kwest̪joˈnãn̪d̪o]: gerund of cuestionar
241. cuestionar verb /kwestjoˈnaɾ/: to question (have doubts about)
242. cuestionario noun /kwestjoˈnaɾjo/: questionnaire
243. cuestionarse verb [kwest̪joˈnaɾse]: infinitive of cuestionar combined with se
244. cuestor noun /kwesˈtoɾ/: quaestor
245. cuestuoso adjective [kwesˈt̪woso]
246. cuestura noun [kwesˈt̪uɾa]
247. cueta noun [ˈkwet̪a]
248. cuete adjective, noun /ˈkwete/: firecracker
249. cuetear verb /kweteˈaɾ/: to crack, bang, pop (making sudden percussive noise)
250. cuetearse verb [kwet̪eˈaɾse]
251. cuetero noun [kweˈt̪eɾo]
252. cuetillo noun /kweˈtiʝo/: firework
253. cueto noun /ˈkweto/: hilltop
254. cueva noun /ˈkweba/: cave
255. cuevanense adjective [kweβ̞aˈnẽnse]
256. cuévano adjective, noun /ˈkwebano/: hamper
257. cuevazo noun [kweˈβ̞aso]
258. cuexcomate noun [kwekskoˈmat̪e]
259. cuezo noun, verb /ˈkweθo/: first-person singular present indicative of cocer
260. cufa noun [ˈkufa]
261. cufea noun /kuˈfea/: cuphea
262. cúfico adjective, noun /ˈkufiko/: Kufic (relating to Kufic)
263. cufifo adjective [kuˈfifo]
264. cui noun [ˈkwi]: alternative spelling of cuy
265. cuica adjective, noun /ˈkwika/: female equivalent of cuico
266. cuicateco adjective, noun /kwikaˈteko/: Cuicatec
267. cuichi noun [ˈkwit͡ʃi]
268. cuico adjective, noun /ˈkwiko/: a rich person, a snob, a social climber
269. cuicuy noun [kwiˈkuj]
270. cuidacoches noun /ˌkwidaˈkot͡ʃes/: synonym of franelero
271. cuidadín interjection [kwið̞aˈð̞ĩn]
272. cuidadito adjective, noun /kwidaˈdito/: diminutive of cuidado
273. cuidado adjective, interjection, noun, verb /kwiˈdado/: watch out!
274. cuidador adjective, noun /kwidaˈdoɾ/: keeper, caretaker, caregiver
275. cuidados paliativos noun /kwiˌdados paljaˈtibos/: palliative care
276. cuidadosamente adverb /kwidaˌdosaˈmente/: carefully
277. cuidadosísimo adjective [kwið̞að̞oˈsisimo]
278. cuidadoso adjective /kwidaˈdoso/: careful
279. cuidando verb /kwiˈdando/: gerund of cuidar
280. cuidándose verb [kwiˈð̞ãn̪d̪ose]: gerund of cuidar combined with se
281. cuidante noun /kwiˈdante/: carer
282. cuidao adjective, interjection, noun, verb /kwiˈdao/: pronunciation spelling of cuidado
283. cuidapalos noun [kwið̞aˈpalos]: goalkeeper
284. cuidar verb /kwiˈdaɾ/: to look after, take care of (e.g. a house, a person)
285. cuidarse verb [kwiˈð̞aɾse]: infinitive of cuidar combined with se
286. cuidatoriado noun [kwið̞at̪oˈɾjað̞o]
287. cuido noun, verb /ˈkwido/: care; looking after
288. cuidoso adjective [kwiˈð̞oso]
289. cuilio noun /ˈkwiljo/: a police officer
290. cuillado verb [kwiˈʝað̞o]
291. cuillando verb [kwiˈʝãn̪d̪o]
292. cuilta noun /ˈkwilta/: quilt
293. cuina noun /ˈkwina/: queen (playing card)
294. cuinique noun: tropical ground squirrel (Notocitellus adocetus)
295. cuiqui noun [ˈkwiki]
296. cuir adjective /ˈkwiɾ/: alternative form of queer
297. cuis noun [ˈkwis]: plural of cui
298. cuita noun, verb /ˈkwita/: worry, trouble, grief
299. cuitado adjective, verb /kwiˈtado/: past participle of cuitar
300. cuitando verb [kwiˈt̪ãn̪d̪o]: gerund of cuitar

Part 63 · Part 65 · 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.