Spanish words: cancioneril to cantaletear

Spanish words cancioneril to cantaletear

1. cancioneril adjective /kanθjoneˈɾil/: chansonnier
2. cancionero noun /kanθjoˈneɾo/: songbook
3. cancionista noun /kanθjoˈnista/: songster, songwriter
4. cancionística noun /kanθjoˈnistika/: the art of songwriting
5. canco noun [ˈkãŋko]
6. cancón adjective [kãŋˈkõn]
7. cancrinita noun /kankɾiˈnita/: cancrinite
8. cancro noun /ˈkankɾo/: canker
9. Cancún proper noun /kanˈkun/: Cancún (a city in Quintana Roo, Mexico)
10. cancunense adjective, noun /kankuˈnense/: of, from or relating to Cancún
11. candado noun, verb /kanˈdado/: lock, padlock
12. candajón adjective [kãn̪d̪aˈxõn]
13. Candamo proper noun /kanˈdamo/: a surname
14. candando verb [kãn̪ˈd̪ãn̪d̪o]: gerund of candar
15. candanga noun: trouble
16. candar verb /kanˈdaɾ/: to lock
17. candarse verb [kãn̪ˈd̪aɾse]
18. candaulista noun /kandauˈlista/: candaulist
19. cande adjective, verb [ˈkãn̪d̪e]: first/third-person singular present subjunctive
20. candeal adjective, noun /kandeˈal/: describing a particular type of wheat
21. candela adjective, noun /kanˈdela/: candle
22. candela romana phrase [kãn̪ˈd̪ela roˈmana]
23. candelabro noun /kandeˈlabɾo/: candelabrum, branched candlestick
24. Candelaria noun /kandeˈlaɾja/: Candlemas (Christian feast)
25. Candelario proper noun: a surname
26. candelazo noun: firearm shot
27. candelería noun: candle shop
28. candelero noun /kandeˈleɾo/: candlestick
29. candelilla noun [kãn̪d̪eˈliʝa]: candelilla (Euphorbia antisyphilitica)
30. candelita noun /kandeˈlita/: small candle
31. candente adjective /kanˈdente/: red-hot
32. candesartán noun /kandesaɾˈtan/: candesartan
33. Candia proper noun [ˈkãn̪d̪ja]
34. candial adjective, noun /kanˈdjal/: common wheat
35. candidación noun [kãn̪d̪ið̞aˈsjõn]
36. candidado noun: candidate
37. cándidamente adverb /ˌkandidaˈmente/: candidly
38. candidatable adjective: available, eligible or suitable for candidacy
39. candidatar verb /kandidaˈtaɾ/: to enrol as a candidate
40. candidateado verb /kandidateˈado/: past participle of candidatear
41. candidateando verb [kãn̪d̪ið̞at̪eˈãn̪d̪o]: gerund of candidatear
42. candidateándose verb [kãn̪d̪ið̞at̪eˈãn̪d̪ose]: gerund of candidatear combined with se
43. candidatear verb /kandidateˈaɾ/: to offer up as candidate
44. candidatearse verb [kãn̪d̪ið̞at̪eˈaɾse]: infinitive of candidatear combined with se
45. candidatitis noun: the belief held by a candidate that they are going to win the election
46. candidatizar verb /kandidatiˈθaɾ/: to nominate or run as a candidate
47. candidato noun, verb /kandiˈdato/: candidate
48. candidatura noun /kandidaˈtuɾa/: candidacy
49. candidez noun /kandiˈdeθ/: the quality of being candid; candidness
50. candidiasis noun /kandiˈdjasis/: candidiasis
51. cándido adjective /ˈkandido/: straightforward
52. candidote noun: pejorative of candidato
53. candil noun /kanˈdil/: a type of oil lamp with a restricted (jar or pitcher-like) shape and a wick spout on one of its sides
54. candil de la calle, oscuridad de su casa proverb [kãn̪ˈd̪il̪ d̪e la ˈkaʝe | oskuɾiˈð̞að̞ d̪e su ˈkasa]
55. candileja noun: a kind of torch
56. candilón noun /kandiˈlon/: large candil
57. Candina proper noun [kãn̪ˈd̪ina]
58. candirú noun [kãn̪d̪iˈɾu]
59. candita noun [kãn̪ˈd̪it̪a]
60. candombe noun /kanˈdombe/: candombe
61. candombeado verb [kãn̪d̪õmbeˈað̞o]
62. candombeando verb [kãn̪d̪õmbeˈãn̪d̪o]
63. candombear verb [kãn̪d̪õmbeˈaɾ]
64. candombero adjective [kãn̪d̪õmˈbeɾo]
65. candomblé noun /kandomˈble/: Candomblé
66. candonga noun: triangular sail
67. candongo adjective [kãn̪ˈd̪õŋgo]
68. candongueado verb [kãn̪d̪õŋgeˈað̞o]
69. candongueando verb [kãn̪d̪õŋgeˈãn̪d̪o]
70. candor noun /kanˈdoɾ/: candor
71. candorosamente adverb: innocently
72. candoroso adjective /kandoˈɾoso/: naive
73. cané noun /kaˈne/: a type of card game, similar to monte
74. caneado verb /kaneˈado/: past participle of canear
75. caneando verb [kaɲeˈãn̪d̪o]: gerund of canear
76. canear verb /kaneˈaɾ/: to bash, hit
77. caneca adjective, noun /kaˈneka/: gin flask
78. caneca de basura noun /kaˌneka de baˈsuɾa/: garbage can; rubbish bin
79. canecer verb /kaneˈθeɾ/: synonym of encanecer
80. canecerse verb [kaneˈseɾse]
81. canechar verb /kaneˈt͡ʃaɾ/: to fish for crabs with the hands
82. canechero noun /kaneˈt͡ʃeɾo/: a player, coach, fan, or anyone otherwise associated with Juticalpa F.C., a soccer club from Honduras
83. canecho noun, verb /kaˈnet͡ʃo/: crab
84. canecido verb /kaneˈθido/: past participle of canecer
85. caneciendo verb [kaneˈsjẽn̪d̪o]: gerund of canecer
86. caneciéndose verb [kaneˈsjẽn̪d̪ose]
87. canecillo noun /kaneˈθiʝo/: bracket
88. caneco adjective /kaˈneko/: drunk
89. Cañedo proper noun: a toponymic surname
90. canéfora noun [kaˈnefoɾa]
91. canela adjective, noun /kaˈnela/: cinnamon
92. canela blanca noun /kaˌnela ˈblanka/: cinnamon bark, pepper cinnamon, Canella winterana.
93. canelazo noun /kaneˈlaθo/: an alcoholic drink prepared with sugar and cinnamon, and often a sour juice such as lemon or naranjilla
94. canelito noun /kaneˈlito/: alternative form of canelazo
95. Cañellas proper noun [kaˈɲeʝas]
96. canelo adjective, noun /kaˈnelo/: cinnamon (tree)
97. canelo enano noun /kaˌnelo eˈnano/: Drimys andina
98. canelón noun /kaneˈlon/: alternative spelling of canalón; gutter
99. canelonense adjective [kaneloˈnẽnse]
100. caneo noun, verb [kaˈɲeo]: first-person singular present indicative of canear
101. cañería noun /kaɲeˈɾia/: length of tube, pipe or piping
102. cañerías noun: plural of cañería; pipes, conduits, or tubing
103. cañero adjective, noun /kaˈɲeɾo/: sugar cane
104. canesú noun [kaneˈsu]
105. Canet proper noun [kaˈnet̪]
106. cañete noun: Phragmites australis, a species of grass
107. canevá noun [kaneˈβ̞a]
108. caney noun /kaˈnei/: stilted hut made with palm leaves or straw
109. canfano noun /kanˈfano/: bornane
110. canfeno noun /kanˈfeno/: camphene
111. canfín noun /kanˈfin/: kerosene
112. canfinflero adjective [kãɱfĩɱˈfleɾo]
113. canforado verb [kãɱfoˈɾað̞o]
114. canforando verb [kãɱfoˈɾãn̪d̪o]
115. canforar verb [kãɱfoˈɾaɾ]
116. cangado verb [kãŋˈgað̞o]
117. cangagua noun [kãŋˈgaɣ̞wa]: synonym of tepetate
118. cangalla noun [kãŋˈgaʝa]
119. cangallado verb [kãŋgaˈʝað̞o]
120. cangallando verb [kãŋgaˈʝãn̪d̪o]
121. cangallar verb [kãŋgaˈʝaɾ]
122. Cangallo proper noun /kanˈɡaʝo/: a province of Ayacucho, Peru
123. cangando verb [kãŋˈgãn̪d̪o]
124. cangar verb /kanˈɡaɾ/: to cut the line, to skip the turn (to remove the time or turn to play pina)
125. Cangas proper noun: Cangas de Onís
126. cangilón noun [kãŋxiˈlõn]: large bowl or bucket; trough
127. cangreja noun /kanˈɡɾexa/: lugsail
128. cangrejal noun /kanɡɾeˈxal/: crabbery, crab area; area where there is an abundance of crabs
129. cangrejeado verb [kãŋgɾexeˈað̞o]
130. cangrejeando verb [kãŋgɾexeˈãn̪d̪o]
131. cangrejear verb /kanɡɾexeˈaɾ/: to fish for crabs
132. cangrejera noun [kãŋgɾeˈxeɾa]: female equivalent of cangrejero (“crabber”)
133. cangrejero noun /kanɡɾeˈxeɾo/: crabber
134. cangrejiar verb [kãŋgɾeˈxjaɾ]
135. cangrejo noun /kanˈɡɾexo/: crab
136. cangrejo corredor phrase [kãŋˈgɾexo koreˈð̞oɾ]
137. cangrejo de los cocoteros noun /kanˌɡɾexo de los kokoˈteɾos/: coconut crab
138. cangrejo de mar noun /kanˌɡɾexo de ˈmaɾ/: shore crab (Carcinus maenas)
139. cangrejo de río noun /kanˌɡɾexo de ˈrio/: crayfish
140. cangrejo ermitaño noun: hermit crab
141. cangrejo guisante noun /kanˌɡɾexo ɡiˈsante/: pea crab
142. cangrejo señal noun: signal crayfish
143. cangrejo violinista noun: fiddler crab
144. cangrejo zapatero phrase [kãŋˈgɾexo sapaˈt̪eɾo]
145. canguelo noun /kanˈɡelo/: heeby-jeebies
146. cangués adjective, noun /kanˈɡes/: of, from or relating to Cangas de Onís
147. canguil noun [kãŋˈgil]: popcorn
148. canguis noun: heeby-jeebies
149. cangurera noun /kanɡuˈɾeɾa/: bumbag; shoulder bag; strap bag
150. canguro noun /kanˈɡuɾo/: kangaroo
151. cani adjective, noun /ˈkani/: chav, townie/towny (working-class youth, especially one associated with aggression, poor education, and a perceived "common" taste in clothing and lifestyle)
152. cania noun [ˈkanja]
153. caníbal adjective, noun /kaˈnibal/: cannibalistic
154. canibalismo noun /kanibaˈlismo/: cannibalism
155. canibalización noun /kanibaliθaˈθjon/: cannibalization
156. canibalizado verb [kaniβ̞aliˈsað̞o]: past participle of canibalizar
157. canibalizando verb [kaniβ̞aliˈsãn̪d̪o]: gerund of canibalizar
158. canibalizar verb /kanibaliˈθaɾ/: to cannibalize
159. canica noun /kaˈnika/: glass marble (spherical ball)
160. caniche noun /kaˈnit͡ʃe/: poodle
161. canícula noun /kaˈnikula/: dog days (the days between early July and early September when Sirius rises and sets with the Sun)
162. canicular adjective /kanikuˈlaɾ/: canicular
163. cañicultor noun /kaɲikulˈtoɾ/: a sugar cane farmer or producer
164. cánido adjective, noun /ˈkanido/: canine
165. cañihua noun /kaˈɲiwa/: kaniwa (Chenopodium pallidicaule)
166. canijo adjective, noun /kaˈnixo/: short; stumpy
167. canil noun /kaˈnil/: doggy park
168. canilla noun /kaˈniʝa/: faucet
169. canillado adjective [kaniˈʝað̞o]
170. canillera noun /kaniˈʝeɾa/: shinpad
171. canillero noun [kaniˈʝeɾo]
172. canillita noun /kaniˈʝita/: a street vendor who sells newspapers or lottery tickets
173. canilludo adjective [kaniˈʝuð̞o]
174. canina adjective, noun /kaˈnina/: feminine singular of canino
175. caninamente adverb [kaˌninaˈmẽn̪t̪e]
176. Canindeyú proper noun /kanindeˈʝu/: a department of Paraguay
177. canindeyuense adjective, noun /kanindeˈʝwense/: of, from or relating to Canindeyú
178. caninero noun [kaniˈneɾo]
179. caninez noun [kaniˈnes]
180. canino adjective, noun /kaˈnino/: canine
181. Canio proper noun [ˈkanjo]
182. caniquí noun [kaniˈki]
183. canistro noun [kaˈnist̪ɾo]
184. cañita noun /kaˈɲita/: diminutive of caña; small beer
185. cañita voladora phrase [kaˈɲit̪a β̞olaˈð̞oɾa]
186. canivete noun /kaniˈbete/: a small single-edged knife; a pocketknife
187. cañiza noun [kaˈɲisa]
188. cañizal noun /kaɲiˈθal/: synonym of cañizar
189. cañizar noun /kaɲiˈθaɾ/: sugar cane farm
190. cañizo noun /kaˈɲiθo/: wattle
191. canja noun [ˈkãŋxa]
192. canje noun /ˈkanxe/: swap, exchange
193. canjeable adjective /kanxeˈable/: exchangeable
194. canjeado verb /kanxeˈado/: past participle of canjear
195. canjeando verb [kãŋxeˈãn̪d̪o]: gerund of canjear
196. canjear verb /kanxeˈaɾ/: to exchange, swap
197. canjiar noun [kãŋˈxjaɾ]
198. canjilón noun [kãŋxiˈlõn]
199. canmiado verb [kãmˈmjað̞o]
200. canmiando verb [kãmˈmjãn̪d̪o]
201. canmiar verb [kãmˈmjaɾ]
202. cannabidiol noun /kanabiˈdjol/: cannabidiol
203. cannabinoide noun: cannabinoid
204. cannabis noun /kanˈnabis/: cannabis
205. Cannas proper noun /ˈkanas/: Cannae
206. Cannes proper noun [ˈkãnnes]
207. cannoli noun /kaˈnoli/: cannoli
208. cano adjective, noun /ˈkaɲo/: tube or pipe
209. caño de escape phrase [ˈkaɲo ð̞e esˈkape]
210. canoa noun /kaˈnoa/: canoe
211. canódromo noun: dog track
212. canoero adjective, noun /kanoˈeɾo/: canoeing, canoe
213. canófilo noun: dog lover
214. canoísta noun: canoer, canoeist
215. canola noun /kaˈnola/: canola
216. canoli noun /kaˈnoli/: cannoli
217. cañón adjective, adverb, noun /ˈkanon/: canon (principle, literary works, prayer, religious law, music piece)
218. cañón antiaéreo phrase [kaˈɲõn ãn̪t̪jaˈeɾeo]
219. cañón de agua noun: water cannon
220. cañón de avancarga noun: type of weapon; muzzleloader
221. cañón de nieve noun: snow cannon
222. cañonazo noun /kaɲoˈnaθo/: cannon shot
223. cañoncito noun /kaɲonˈθito/: diminutive of cañón
224. cañoneado adjective, verb /kaɲoneˈado/: past participle of cañonear
225. cañoneando verb [kaɲoneˈãn̪d̪o]: gerund of cañonear
226. cañoneándose verb [kaɲoneˈãn̪d̪ose]: gerund of cañonear combined with se
227. cañonear verb /kaɲoneˈaɾ/: to cannonade, to shell, to bombard
228. cañonearse verb [kaɲoneˈaɾse]: infinitive of cañonear combined with se
229. cañoneo noun, verb /kaɲoˈneo/: cannonading
230. cañonera noun /kaɲoˈneɾa/: gunboat
231. cañonero noun /kaɲoˈneɾo/: gunboat
232. cañones noun /kaˈɲones/: plural of cañón
233. canonesa noun /kanoˈnesa/: a very pious woman, but not a nun
234. canónica adjective, noun /kaˈnonika/: feminine singular of canónico
235. canonical adjective [kanoniˈkal]
236. canónicamente adverb /kaˌnonikaˈmente/: canonically
237. canonicato noun /kanoniˈkato/: canonicate
238. canonicidad noun /kanoniθiˈdad/: canonicity
239. canónico adjective /kaˈnoniko/: canonical
240. canóniga noun /kaˈnoniɡa/: pre-lunch nap
241. canónigo noun /kaˈnoniɡo/: canon (ecclesiastic who has a canonry)
242. canonista noun: canonist
243. canonización noun /kanoniθaˈθjon/: canonization
244. canonizado verb /kanoniˈθado/: past participle of canonizar
245. canonizando verb [kanoniˈsãn̪d̪o]: gerund of canonizar
246. canonizar verb /kanoniˈθaɾ/: to canonize
247. canonjía noun /kanonˈxia/: canonry
248. canopi noun: alternative form of canopy
249. canópico adjective: Canopic
250. Canopo proper noun: Canopus (star)
251. canopy noun: zipline
252. canoro adjective /kaˈnoɾo/: sweet-singing; melodious
253. canosísimo adjective [kanoˈsisimo]
254. canoso adjective /kaˈnoso/: gray/grey, hoary (of hair)
255. canotaje noun /kanoˈtaxe/: boating
256. canotier noun: boater (type of straw hat)
257. Cánovas proper noun [ˈkanoβ̞as]
258. canovista adjective, noun: of or supporting Antonio Cánovas del Castillo (Spanish politician)
259. canquén noun /kanˈken/: synonym of cauquén
260. canquén colorado noun, phrase /kanˌken koloˈɾado/: synonym of cauquén colorado
261. canquén común noun /kanˌken koˈmun/: synonym of cauquén cabecigrís
262. cansadamente adverb /kanˌsadaˈmente/: wearily, tiredly
263. cansadísimo adjective /kansaˈdisimo/: superlative degree of cansado, very tired
264. cansado adjective, verb /kanˈsado/: tired, weary, wearied
265. cansador adjective, noun /kansaˈdoɾ/: tiring
266. cansamiento noun [kãnsaˈmjẽn̪t̪o]
267. cansancio noun /kanˈsanθjo/: tiredness
268. cansando verb [kãnˈsãn̪d̪o]: gerund of cansar
269. cansándose verb [kãnˈsãn̪d̪ose]: gerund of cansar combined with se
270. cansar verb /kanˈsaɾ/: to tire
271. cansarse verb /kanˈsaɾse/: infinitive of cansar combined with se
272. Canseco proper noun /kanˈseko/: a surname
273. cansera noun /kanˈseɾa/: fatigue
274. cansinamente adverb /kanˌsinaˈmente/: wearily
275. cansino adjective /kanˈsino/: tiring
276. cansío adjective [kãnˈsio]
277. canso adjective, verb /ˈkanso/: withering
278. cansón adjective /kanˈson/: boring; dull
279. cansoncísimo adjective [kãnsõnˈsisimo]
280. canta noun, verb /ˈkanta/: song; singing
281. cantable adjective, noun /kanˈtable/: singable
282. Cantabria proper noun /kanˈtabɾja/: Cantabria (an autonomous community and province in northern Spain; capital: Santander)
283. cantábrico adjective, noun /kanˈtabɾiko/: Cantabrian
284. cantabrigense adjective [kãn̪t̪aβ̞ɾiˈxẽnse]
285. cantabrio adjective [kãn̪ˈt̪aβ̞ɾjo]
286. cantabrismo noun /kantaˈbɾismo/: a word of phrase particular to Cantabria
287. cántabro adjective, noun /ˈkantabɾo/: Cantabrian (of, from or relating to Cantabria (modern-day region of Spain))
288. cantada noun, verb /kanˈtada/: howler, blunder, mistake (especially, the mistakes made by goalkeepers)
289. cantadero noun: singing ground
290. cantadito noun /kantaˈdito/: accent (The distinctive manner of pronouncing a language.)
291. cantado adjective, verb /kanˈtado/: past participle of cantar
292. cantador adjective, noun /kantaˈdoɾ/: singing
293. cantadora adjective, noun /kantaˈdoɾa/: female equivalent of cantador
294. Cantagallo proper noun /kantaˈɡaʝo/: Cantagallo (a town, a municipality of Bolívar department, Colombia)
295. cantaleado verb [kãn̪t̪aleˈað̞o]
296. cantaleando verb [kãn̪t̪aleˈãn̪d̪o]
297. cantaleta noun /kantaˈleta/: nagging (repetitive wigging)
298. cantaleteado verb [kãn̪t̪alet̪eˈað̞o]
299. cantaleteando verb [kãn̪t̪alet̪eˈãn̪d̪o]
300. cantaletear verb /kantaleteˈaɾ/: to nag

Part 8 · Part 10 · 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.