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Spanish words that start with ch
Spanish word | meaning in English | features |
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ch | che, the fourth letter of the Spanish alphabet, after c and before d | {letter} |
Ch | che, the fourth letter of the Spanish alphabet, after C and before D | {letter} |
CH | Chihuahua (Mexican state) | {abbr} |
CH | che, the fourth letter of the Spanish alphabet | {letter} |
chabacano | apricot | {m} [Mexico] |
chabacano | vulgar, coarse | {m} [spectacle, and in general] |
chabola | shanty; an old run-down house or shack | {f} |
chacal | jackal | {m} |
chacal común | Black-backed Jackal, Canis mesomelas | {m} |
chacal dorado | golden jackal, Canis aureus | {m} |
chacal rayado | Side-striped Jackal, Canis adustus | {m} |
chacha | maid; cleaning lady (female servant or cleaner) | {f} [pejorative] |
chachalaca | chachalaca | {f} |
chachalaca | chatter | {f} [colloquial, Guatemala] |
chachalaca | babbler, yapper | {f} [colloquial, Mexico, Central America] |
chacharear | to babble (talk much) | {vi} [colloquial] |
chacharear | to piffle (speak in a futile, ineffective, or nonsensical manner) | {vi} [colloquial] |
chacharear | to buy trinket | {vt} [colloquial] |
chachi | fab, awesome | {adj} [colloquial] |
chacmol | A stylized, pre-Columbian Mesoamerican stone sculpture depicting a reclining male figure with the head raised and turned to one side, holding a small tray over the stomach | {m} [archaeology] |
chaco | farm | {m} [Paraguay] |
chacra | field to be used for cultivation | {f} [Latin America] |
chacra | small farm | {f} [Latin America] |
Chad | Chad | {prop} |
chadiano | Chadian | {adj} |
chadiano | Chadian | {m} |
chafa | cheap, low quality; lame | {adj} [Mexico] |
chafar | to crush, squash | {vt} |
chafar | to ruin | {vt} |
chajá | A crested screamer | {m} |
chalé | cottage, chalet | {m} |
chal | shawl | {m} |
chala | sandal | {f} [Chile] |
chalado | fool | {adj} |
chalado | nut (insane person) | {m} |
chalar | to go crazy | {vr} |
chalar | to drive crazy | {vt} |
chalaza | chalaza | {f} [zoology, botany] |
chale | "No" intensified. Similar to "hell no" or "yeah right" | {interj} [US, slang] |
chaleco | sweater, jumper | {m} |
chaleco | vest, waistcoat | {m} |
chaleco antibalas | bulletproof vest | {m} |
chalet | cottage, chalet | {m} |
chalina | a scarf (clothing) | {f} |
chalupa | a bowl-shaped fried tortilla stuffed with chopped meat, lettuce, cheese, etc | {f} [Mexico] |
chalupa | fat girl | {f} [Mexico, slang] |
chalupa | two-man canoe | {f} [Mexico] |
chalupa | shallop, sloop, launch (a kind of longboat) | {f} [nautical] |
chamaca | feminine form of chamaco | {f} |
chamaco | A boy or teenager; a male youth | {m} [informal, Cuba, El Salvador, Honduras, Mexico] |
chamanismo | shamanism | {m} |
chamba | work | {f} [familiar, Mexico, Peru] |
chambao | (Andalusian) An improvised beach tent | {m} |
chambear | to work | {v} |
chamán | shaman | {m} |
chamánico | shamanic | {adj} |
chamo | kid, child | {m} [Venezuela, colloquial] |
champú | shampoo | {m} |
champaña | champagne | {m} |
champiñón | (Agaricus bisporus) button mushroom | {m} |
champiñón | mushroom | {m} |
Champions | UEFA Champions League (football competition) | {prop} |
champán | champagne | {m} |
champurrado | A water-based drink, containing several spices, mixed with rum or brandy | {m} [Cuba] |
champurrado | A traditional chocolate-based atole, containing panela, vanilla, anise and cinnamon | {m} [Mexico] |
chamullar | to lie, to seduce or convince someone making use of lies | {v} [Chile, Argentina, Peru, colloquial] |
chamullar | to talk, chat | {v} [Spain, colloquial] |
chamuscar | to scorch, to singe | {v} |
chan | Some plant of the sage family whose seed is eaten | {m} |
chana | Term applied to a lower‐class woman not desired for a longer relationship | {f} [Chile, slang] |
chancaca | panela | {f} |
chance | chance | {f} |
chanchi | fab, awesome | {adj} [colloquial] |
chancho | dirty | {adj} [Latin America, figuratively] |
chancho | pig | {m} [Latin America] |
chanchullo | sleaze, scum | {m} [colloquial] |
chanciller | Variant form of canciller | {m} |
chancla | flip-flop | {f} |
chancla | old shoe | {f} |
chancla | slipper | {f} |
chancleta | accelerator (accelerator pedal) | {f} [Colombia] |
chancleta | girl | {f} [Latin America, colloquial] |
chancleta | slipper (house shoe) | {f} |
chancleta | inept person | {mf} [colloquial] |
chanclo | clog | {m} |
chanclo | galosh | {m} [Mexico] |
chanclos | galoshes | {mp} |
chancro | chancre | {m} |
changarro | shop | {m} [colloquial, Mexico] |
chango | monkey | {m} [Mexico] |
chanta | liar | {m} [colloquial, Argentina, Chile] |
chantaje | blackmail | {m} |
chantaje | extortion, blackmailing | {m} |
chantajear | to blackmail | {v} |
chantajista | blackmailer | {mf} |
chantar | to stop | {v} [Chile, slang] |
chantarela | chanterelle | {f} |
chante | House | {m} [San Antonio] |
chao | bye, goodbye | {interj} [Latin America] |
chapa | badge | {f} |
chapa | nickname | {f} [Bolivia, Peru] |
chapa | license plate | {f} |
chapa | lock | {f} |
chapa | earring | {f} [Nicaragua] |
chapa | veneer | {f} |
chapalear | to clatter | {v} |
chapalear | to splash | {v} |
chapalear | to wade (in shallow water) | {v} |
chapar | to plate (as with metal) | {vt} |
chapar | to veneer | {vt} |
chaparra | chaparral (scrubland) | {f} |
chaparra | kermes oak (Quercus coccifera) | {f} |
chaparra | a female of short stature | {f} [Latin America] |
chaparro | person of short stature | {m} [Mexico] |
chape | tress, braid | {m} |
chapeau | Used to express appreciation | {interj} |
chapero | hustler, rent boy (male prostitute) | {m} |
chapopote | asphalt | {m} [Mexico] |
chapopote | tar | {m} [Mexico] |
chapote | Texas persimmon; Mexican persimmon (Diospyros texana) | {m} [Mexico] |
chapotear | dabble | {v} |
chapotear | splatter | {v} |
chapucero | dishonest | {adj} [Mexico, familiar] |
chapucero | shoddy | {adj} |
chapucero | swindler | {m} [Mexico, familiar] |
chapucero | sloppy worker | {m} |
chapulín | grasshopper, locust | {m} [Central America, Colombia, Mexico] |
chapulín | small child, tot | {m} [Central America] |
chapuza | odd job | {f} [colloquial] |
chapuzón | dip; brief swim | {m} |
chaqueta | jacket, piece of clothing worn on the upper body outside a shirt or blouse, often waist length to thigh length | {f} |
chaquetear | to be afraid, to draw back | {vi} |
chaquetear | to change one’s opinion | {v} |
chaquetear | to change sides, to become a turncoat | {v} |
chaquetear | to renege | {v} |
chaquetear | to run away, to flee | {v} |
charada | charade | {f} |
charca | (big) puddle | {f} |
charcha | trashy (of very poor quality, worthless) | {adj} [Chile, slang] |
charcha | fat | {f} [Chile, colloquial] |
charco | pool | {m} |
charco | puddle | {m} |
charla | talk, chat | {f} |
charlar | to chat | {v} |
charlatanear | to chatter | {v} |
charlatán | said of someone who talks frivolously | {adj} |
charlatán | charlatan, quack | {m} |
charlotear | to chatter | {v} [colloquial] |
charlotear | to chat, talk | {v} |
charlotear | to blabber, tattle (reveal something one should not say) | {vt} |
charol | patent leather | {m} |
charqui | jerky (air-dried meat) | {m} |
charro | coarse, vulgar | {adj} |
charro | from Salamanca | {adj} |
charro | rustic | {adj} |
charro | A short form of frijoles a la charra, that is, pinto or pink beans boiled with condiments but otherwise plain and simple | {adj} [slang, US, Texas] |
charro | one who is rustic or coarse | {m} |
charro | someone from Salamanca | {m} |
chascar | to click, snap | {v} |
chasis | chassis | {m} |
chasquear | to crack a whip | {v} |
chasqui | One of the Inca's personal running messengers | {m} |
chasquido | A whiping, crackling, clicking or similar sound | {m} |
chasquido | The sound a dolphin makes | {m} |
chatarra | scrap (metal) | {f} |
chatarra | small change | {f} [Spain] |
chatear | to chat | {v} [Honduras] |
chatear | to chat on the Internet | {v} |
chato | flat | {adj} |
chato | pug-nosed | {adj} |
chau | bye, goodbye | {interj} [Latin America] |
Chavacano de Zamboanga | Zamboanga Chavacano | {prop} |
chaval | boy | {m} |
chaval | young man | {m} |
chayota | alternative form of chayote | {f} [Venezuela] |
chayote | chayote | {m} |
chayotera | chayote (plant) | {f} |
cháchara | chatter; blabber | {f} |
chícharo | pea | {m} [Mexico] |
che | Name of the letter ch | {f} |
che | hey | {interj} [Argentine, Uruguay, Bolivia, Paraguay] |
che | Argentinian person | {mf} [colloquial, Chile] |
Che | A Spanish male surname | {prop} |
CHE | Colegio Hondureño de Economistas | {initialism} |
checa | feminine form of checo | {f} |
checa | The former Russian secret police (1917–1922) | {prop} |
checo | Czech (from, native to, or pertaining to, the Czech Republic) | {adj} |
checo | Czechoslovakian | {adj} [dated] |
checo | a Czech | {m} |
checo | the Czech language | {prop} |
Checoslovaquia | Czechoslovakia | {prop} |
chef | A chef, head cook | {mf} |
chela | feminine form of chelo; blonde, fair-skinned, blue-eyed | {f} [Central America, slang] |
chela | beer | {f} [Mexico, slang] |
chele | cent (currency) | {m} [Dominican Republic] |
chele | sleep (in the corner of the eye) | {m} [El Salvador, Guatemala, Honduras] |
chele | whitey (racial slur) | {m} [El Salvador, Nicaragua] |
chelo | blonde, fair-skinned, blue-eyed | {adj} [Central America, slang] |
chelo | A blonde, fair-skinned, blue-eyed man | {m} [Central America, slang] |
cheque | cheque | {m} |
chequear | to check | {v} |
chequear | to examine | {v} |
chequeo | check | {m} |
chequeo | checkpoint | {m} |
chequeo | examination | {m} |
chequera | checkbook | {f} |
Chequia | Czech Republic, Czechia (country in Europe) | {prop} |
chesco | soda beverage | {m} [slang, Mexico] |
chófer | chauffeur | {m} |
chií | Shi'ite | {adj} |
chií | Shi'ite | {mf} |
chií | Shia | {m} |
chiapaneco | From or related to the Mexican state of Chiapas | {adj} |
Chiapas | A state of Mexico | {prop} |
chic | elegant | {adj} |
chic | elegance | {m} |
chica | feminine form of chico, girl | {f} |
chicana | Chicano, Chicana | {f} |
chicano | having Mexican descent and living in the United States | {adj} [of a person] |
chicano | Chicano | {m} |
chicha | chicha | {f} |
chicha | juice, soft drink | {f} [Peru] |
chicha | pussy (female genitalia) | {f} [vulgar] |
chichar | to have sex with | {v} [vulgar, Latin America] |
chicharrón | fried pork rind | {m} |
chicharrones | chicharrones | {m} |
chicheta | A thumbtack (US), or drawing pin (UK) | {f} |
chichicuilote | plover | {m} [Mexico] |
chichicuilote | Wilson's plover (Charadrius wilsonia) | {m} [Mexico] |
chichigua | kite | {f} [Dominican Republic] |
chichón | joking | {adj} |
chichón | having large breasts | {adj} [Latin America] |
chichón | bump on the head | {m} |
chicle | chewing gum | {m} |
chicle | chicle | {m} |
chicloso | sticky, chewy | {adj} |
chicloso | taffy | {m} [Costa Rica, Mexico] |
chico | small | {adj} |
chico | boy; kid | {m} |
CHICO | Cámara Hondureña de la Industria de la Construcción | {acronym} |
chicoria | alternative form of achicoria | {f} |
chido | cool, acceptable, easy | {adj} [Mexico, slang] |
chiflado | crazy | {adj} |
chiflar | To whistle | {vi} |
chiflar | To whistle at | {vt} |
chiflido | whistle (sound made by whistling) | {m} |
Chihuahua | Chihuahua (state and city) | {prop} |
chihuahuense | Of or related the the Mexican state of Chihuahua | {adj} |
chiismo | Shi'ism | {m} |
chiita | Shi'ite | {adj} |
chiita | Shia | {mf} |
chiita | Shi'ite | {mf} |
chilacayote | A species of squash, Cucurbita ficifolia | {m} |
chilacayote | One of several other species of wild gourd-like plants, such as Marah macrocarpus or Cucurbita foetidissima | {m} |
chilango | from Mexico City. Often used derogatorily by those living outside the capital | {adj} [Mexico, slang] |
chilango | person from Mexico City. Often used derogatorily by those living outside the capital | {m} [Mexico, slang] |
chilaquiles | chilaquiles | {mp} [Mexico] |
chilate | A traditional Central American beverage consisting of chili, ground toasted corn and cacao | {m} |
chile | chili, chilli, chile | {m} |
Chile | Chile | {prop} |
chilenismo | Chileanism | {m} |
chileno | Chilean | {adj} |
chileno | Chilean | {m} |
chili con carne | chili con carne | {m} |
chillar | to creak | {v} |
chillar | to shriek, to screech | {v} |
chillar | to sizzle, to hiss | {v} |
chillido | shriek, screech, squawk, hoot | {m} |
chillo | cry, troat, squeal, hoot | {m} |
chilocuil | alternative form of chinicuil | {m} |
chilote | native to Chiloé island, in Southern Chile | {adj} |
Chilpancingo | Chilpancingo | {prop} |
chilpancingueño | Of or pertaining to the Mexican city of Chilpancingo | {adj} |
chiltoma | sweet pepper | {f} [Nicaragua] |
Chimaltenango | A department of Guatemala | {prop} |
chimbolo | molly | {m} [El Salvador] |
chimenea | chimney, smokestack, fireplace | {f} |
chimpancé | chimpanzee | {m} |
chin | small amount | {m} [Dominican Republic, slang] |
china | A Chinese woman | {f} |
china | A female servant in a hacienda | {f} |
china | Pebble, small stone usually rounded (etymology not related with "china" demonym) | {f} |
China | China (country) | {prop} |
chinampa | Each of the artificial islands employed in the chinampa method of agriculture. Such islands were often built on wooden rafts during the pre-Columbian era | {f} [Mexico] |
chinampero | Cultivated in a chinampa | {adj} [of a crop or plant, Mexico] |
chinampero | A person who cultivates using chinampas | {m} [Mexico] |
Chinandega | Chinandega | {prop} |
chinchar | to pester, to bother | {v} [colloquial] |
chinchar | to kill | {v} [obsolete] |
chinche | bedbug | {f} |
chinche | thumbtack | {f} |
chinchilla | chinchilla | {f} |
Chinchilla | A surname | {prop} |
chinchoso | annoying, bothersome | {adj} |
chinchoso | grouchy, irritable, picky | {adj} [Latin America] |
chingadera | nonsense, stupidity, false statements | {f} [Mexico, vulgar] |
chingadera | missing translation (an immoral or illegal act, often with the idea of treason or deceit) | {f} [Mexico, vulgar] |
chingadera | crap (a thing of little value or quality, or an unspecified object) | {f} [Mexico, vulgar] |
chingar | to be wrong; to screw up, | {v} [Mexico, vulgar] |
chingar | to bother | {v} [Mexico, vulgar] |
chingar | to break | {v} [Mexico, vulgar] |
chingar | to steal, to swipe | {v} [Mexico, vulgar] |
chingar | to work hard | {v} [Mexico, vulgar] |
chingar | to engage in sexual intercourse | {v} |
chingón | Someone or something that is cool, awesome and very good | {m} [Mexico, colloquial] |
chingón | Someone who is very smart, intelligent and can do things quickly | {m} [Mexico, colloquial] |
chingón | Someone who likes to mess with people | {m} [Mexico, colloquial, vulgar] |
chingo | a large amount of something; a whopper | {m} [Mexico, vulgar] |
chingue | skunk | {m} [Chile] |
chinicuil | The edible larva of the moth Hypopta agavis, used in traditional Mexican cuisine | {m} [Mexico] |
chino | Chinese | {adj} |
chino | curly | {adj} |
chino | Any Oriental person in general: Chinese, Japanese, Korean, Vietnamese, Mongolian, etc | {adj} [Nicaragua] |
chino | A curly haired man | {m} |
chino | Chinese person | {m} |
chino | An incomprehensible language | {m} [colloquial] |
chino | chickenpox | {m} [colloquial, Cuba, uncountable] |
chino | a market owned by a Chinese immigrant | {m} [colloquial, Spain] |
chino | Chinese (language) | {prop} |
chinocuil | alternative form of chinicuil | {m} |
chip | chip (circuit) | {m} |
chipilín | A perennial legume whose greens are eaten in Mexico and Central America, but which is restricted as an invasive weed by many countries, Crotalaria longirostrata | {m} |
chipote | bulge, lump | {m} [by extension, informal, Mexico] |
chipote | slap (blow with the hand) | {m} [Central America] |
chipote | bump on the head | {m} [Mexico] |
chipotle | chipotle | {m} |
Chipre | Cyprus | {prop} |
chipriota | Cypriot | {adj} |
chipriota | Cypriot | {mf} |
chiquero | pigsty (very untidy place) | {m} [figuratively] |
chiquero | pigsty (shelter for pigs) | {m} |
chiquigüite | alternative form of chiquihuite | {m} |
chiquihuite | A small, handleless woven wicker or reed basket | {m} [Guatemala, Mexico] |
chiquilla | feminine form of chiquillo | {f} |
chiquillo | kid (child) | {m} [colloquial] |
chiquillo | kid (young person) | {m} [colloquial] |
Chiquimula | A department of Guatemala | {prop} |
chiquita | A girl, young woman | {f} [colloquial] |
chiquita | feminine form of chiquito | {f} |
chiquitina | feminine form of chiquitín | {f} |
chiquitito | very tiny | {adj} |
chiquitín | very small, very young | {adj} |
chiquitín | very young boy or girl | {m} |
chiquito | small, tiny | {adj} |
chiquito | little boy | {m} |
chiquito | little child (when the child's gender is not known) | {m} |
chiribita | daisy | {f} |
chirimoya | The fruit of the chirimoyo, the cherimoya | {m} |
chirimoyo | A South American fruit tree, Annona chermola, whose fruit is the chirimoya | {m} |
chiringuito | Temporary open air bar, and snack bar, commonly on the beach in summer | {m} |
chiripa | fluke (lucky or improbable occurrence) | {f} |
chirivía | parsnip | {f} |
chirriado | chirp, squeak, wheek, creak, chirrup, screak | {m} |
chirriar | to chirp | {v} |
chirriar | to hiss | {v} |
chirriar | to shriek | {v} |
chirriar | to sizzle | {v} |
chirrido | chirp, squeak, wheek, creak, chirrup, screak, eek, chirr | {m} |
chisme | gossip | {m} |
chismear | to chat or gossip | {v} |
chismorrear | to gossip | {v} |
chismorreo | gossip | {m} |
chismoso | curious | {adj} |
chismoso | nosy | {adj} |
chismoso | informer, tattler | {m} |
chispa | spark | {f} |
chisparse | to escape | {vr} [Mexico] |
chispear | to spark | {v} |
chisporrotear | to sizzle | {v} |
chistar | to call attention | {v} |
chistar | to speak, normally in negation | {v} |
chiste | essence, importance, matter or purpose of something: | {m} |
chiste | joke (told joke) | {m} |
chistorra | chistorra | {f} |
chistoso | jocular, funny | {adj} |
chistoso | joker | {m} |
chiíta | Shiite | {mf} |
chito | shh, hush, silence | {interj} |
chitosan | chitosan | {m} [organic compound] |
chiva | blanket, coverlet | {f} |
chiva | (false) pretence, lame excuse | {f} [Chile, colloquial] |
chiva | feminine form of chivo | {f} |
chiva | goatee, beard | {f} |
chiva | shutout in a game of dominoes | {f} |
chiva | young female goat, kid | {f} |
chivato | telltale, informer | {m} |
chivera | goatee | {f} |
chiverre | chilacayote | {m} [Costa Rica] |
chiviado | Counterfeit, rip-off | {adj} [Colombia, Bogota] |
chivo | cool, awesome | {adj} [El Salvador, slang] |
chivo | informer, traitor | {m} [Cuba] |
chivo | goat (animal) | {m} |
chivo | A male who lives with a prostitute and benefits from her earnings, a pimp | {m} [Nicaragua] |
chivo expiatorio | scapegoat | {m} |
Châm | Ham (son of Noah) | {prop} |
chándal | Athletic apparel consisting of a loose shirt and pants; a sweatsuit or warm-up suit | {m} [Spain] |
choca esos cinco | give me five | {phrase} [colloquial, Spain] |
chocante | shocking | {adj} |
chocar | to collide (with) | {vi} |
chocar | to shock or scandalize | {vi} |
chocar | to crash | {vt} [ambitransitive] |
chocar los cinco | to high five | {v} |
chocha | woodcock | {f} [ornithology] |
chochear | to be senile | {v} |
Chocheño | Chochenyo | {prop} |
chochita | sweetie pie; cutie; honey bunny | {f} |
chocho | Nicaraguan | {adj} [Central America, colloquial] |
chocho | senile, doddery | {adj} |
chocho | sentimental, soft | {adj} |
chocho | Nicaraguan | {m} [Central America, colloquial] |
chocho | cinnamon sweet | {m} |
chocho | drug addict | {m} [colloquial] |
chocho | lupin beans, lupin fruit | {m} |
chocho | cunt | {m} [vulgar, slang] |
choclo | corn (cereal plant) | {m} [Latin America] |
choclo | corncob | {m} [Latin America] |
choco | with unclothed arms | {adj} [Chile] |
choco | cuttlefish | {m} |
chocolate | chocolate (food made from cocoa beans; confectionery) | {m} |
chocolate | hash | {m} [slang] |
chocolateado | chocolaty | {adj} |
chocolatero | chocolatier (producer of chocolate) | {m} |
chocolatillo | diminutive form of chocolate | {m} |
chocolatín | diminutive form of chocolate | {m} |
chofer | chauffeur, driver | {m} |
chola | feminine form of cholo | {f} |
cholla | cholla (cactus) | {f} |
cholla | head | {f} [colloquial] |
cholla | reason, understanding | {f} |
chollo | bargain | {m} [colloquial] |
cholo | mestizo; person of mixed caucasoid and various degrees of Amerindian descent | {m} |
cholo | Informally used to describe a person belonging to a street gang | {m} [Mexico] |
cholo | Poor mexican, often living in California during 19th century | {m} [Mexico] |
cholo | A person born in Peru of peruvian parents whose physiognomy is not identifiable as caucasoid, negroid, or asian but more toward the amerindian side | {m} [South America] |
cholo | Native Amerindian with with very little caucasoid racial admixture | {m} [South America] |
chomba | sweater, pullover | {f} |
chompipe | turkey (bird) | {m} [El Salvador, southern Guatemala, Nicaragua] |
chongo | brothel | {m} |
chongo | bun (hairstyle) | {m} |
chongos | A Mexican dessert made with milk, sugar and cinnamon. The milk is scalded and rennet is added to start the formation of curds, like when making cheese | {mp} |
chonpipe | alternative spelling of chompipe | {m} |
Chontales | Chontales | {prop} |
chopito | A portion of small fried squid | {m} |
chopo | black poplar (Populus nigra) | {m} |
choque | collision, accident | {m} |
chora | rude person | {adj} [Chile, colloquial] |
choricito | diminutive form of chorizo | {m} |
choripán | a sausage baked inside a, pan, pastry roll | {m} [Argentina, Chile, Uruguay] |
chorizo | thefty, stuck-up, haughty | {adj} [vulgar, Chile] |
chorizo | a type of sausage | {m} |
chorizo | a thief | {m} [Spain, Mexico, Chile, colloquial] |
chorizo | a foolish person | {m} [Uruguay] |
chorizo | a crook | {m} [vulgar, Spain] |
choro | brave and/or aggressive person | {adj} [Chile, colloquial] |
choro | cool | {adj} [Chile, colloquial] |
choro | lip service, empty talk | {m} [Mexico, colloquial] |
choro | mussel | {m} [South-America] |
choro | thief | {m} [South-America, Spain, vulgar] |
chorreado | angry, sick and tired | {adj} [Chile, colloquial] |
chorreante | sopping, dripping | {adj} |
chorrear | to tire, to get sick and tired | {vp} [Chile, colloquial] |
chorrear | to drip | {v} |
chorrear | to spout, to gush | {v} |
chorrear | to trickle | {v} |
chorrillana | A popular Chilean dish consisting of a bed of french fries topped with sauteed beef strips and onions with two fried eggs | {f} [Chile] |
chorrillana | A popular Mexican seafood dish with tomatoes, fish, vegetables | {f} [Mexico] |
chorro | coin purse | {m} [Chile, colloquial] |
chorro | a poor person, ghetto, a criminal | {m} [Chile, slang] |
chorro | flow; jet | {m} |
chorro | ton, tons; bunch; pile | {m} [Mexico, colloquial] |
chotacabras | nightjar | {mf} |
chotear | to mock | {v} |
chova piquigualda | alpine chough | {f} |
chovinismo | chauvinism (excessive patriotism) | {m} |
choza | hut | {f} |
chéroqui | Cherokee | {adj} |
chéroqui | Cherokee (member of the Cherokee people) | {mf} |
chéroqui | Cherokee (language and syllabary) | {prop} |
chéster | Cheshire cheese | {m} |
chubasco | shower, squall | {m} |
chucha | body odor | {f} [vulgar slang, Colombia] |
chucha | female dog | {f} [vulgar slang, Guatemala, El Salvador] |
chuchada | absurdities, nonsense | {f} [vulgar slang, Chile] |
chuche | sweet (sugary confection) | {m} |
chuchería | sweets, candy | {f} |
chuchería | trifle (something of little importance) | {f} |
chucho | mutt, mongrel | {m} |
Chucho | A nickname for the given name Jesús | {prop} |
chucrut | sauerkraut | {m} |
chueco | crooked | {adj} [Latin America] |
chufa | chufa | {f} |
chufa | Edible tuber of that plant | {f} |
chufar | to make fun of | {v} |
chufar | to scoff | {v} |
chulear | to compliment, to show off | {v} |
chuleta | divot | {f} [golf] |
chuleta | chop | {f} [of meat] |
chuletón | large steak | {m} |
chullo | chullo | {m} |
chulo | ordinary, common, vulgar, rascal | {adj} [Chile, colloquial] |
chulo | cute, pretty, lovely | {adj} |
chulo | pimp | {m} |
chumbo | The prickly pear | {m} |
chunchullo | the grilled or fried small intestine of a pig, cow or lamb, consumed in Argentina, Colombia, Uruguay and Chile | {m} [Colombia] |
chunchurria | the grilled or fried small intestine of a pig, cow or lamb | {f} [Colombia, especially in Medellín and Manizales] |
chungo | Complicated, or difficult | {adj} |
chungo | In bad condition | {adj} |
chungo | Of bad quality | {adj} |
chuño | (South America) freeze-dried potato; potato starch | {m} |
chupacabras | chupacabras | {m} [cryptozoology] |
chupacirios | Bible basher | {m} [colloquial, pejorative] |
chupado | very easy | {adj} [colloquial] |
chupado | very skinny | {adj} [colloquial] |
chupamangas | brown-noser, creep, toady | {m} [vulgar, slang] |
chupamedias | toady, sycophant, brown noser | {mf} [colloquial, Argentina, Chile] |
chupapiedras | clingfish | {m} |
chupar | to drink an alcoholic beverage | {v} [Mexico, Chile, slang] |
chupar | to consume too fast or waste money, budget or gasoline | {v} [Mexico, slang] |
chupar | to lose muscular mass or strength | {v} [Mexico, slang] |
chupar | to lose somebody the youthful or not-too-mature appearance | {v} [Mexico, slang] |
chupar | to absorb | {v} |
chupar | to suck | {v} |
chuparrosa | Hummingbird | {f} [Mexico] |
chupasangres | bloodsucker | {m} [figuratively] |
chupatintas | One who does routine office work; a pencil pusher | {m} |
chupe | soup, made generally of potatoes, meat or fish and different vegetables | {m} [Chile, Peru, Panama] |
chupete | pacifier | {m} |
chupetear | to suck at | {v} |
chupetón | hickey (bruise-like mark) | {m} [Spain] |
chupi | fab, awesome | {adj} [colloquial] |
chupito | shot (small serving of drink) | {m} |
chupón | hoarding, profiteering, sponging (said of a person who abuses a situation to get the best of it; in broad sense, not only refered to money or goods; it can be used as a noun) | {adj} [Spain] |
chupón | sucker (branch or trunk that devoids of nutrients the main part of the tree) | {m} [botany] |
chupón | baby bottle | {m} [Latin America] |
chupón | hickey (bruise-like mark) | {m} [Latin America] |
chupón | pacifier, dummy | {m} [Peru, Venezuela] |
churrería | churro shop, a place that sells churros | {f} |
churri | darling, dear, lover | {mf} [colloquial] |
churrito | diminutive form of churro; small churro | {m} |
churro | attractive | {adj} [colloquial, Argentina, Bolivia, Chile, Colombia, of a, person] |
churro | churro (dessert) | {m} |
churro | beefcake (physically desirable man) | {m} [colloquial, Argentina, Bolivia, Chile, Colombia] |
churro | joint (weed cigarette) | {m} [colloquial] |
churumbel | child, boy | {m} [Gypsy dialect] |
Chus | Pet form of the female given name María Jesús ( Jesusa) | {prop} |
Chus | Pet form of the male given name Jesús | {prop} |
chusco | funny, amusing, charming | {adj} |
chusco | malicious, cunning | {adj} |
chusco | mongrel | {m} [Peru] |
chusco | Piece of bread roll | {m} |
chusma | mob (unruly group of people) | {f} |
chutar | to shoot a goal | {v} |
Chuy | Nickname for the given name Jesús | {prop} |
chévere | cool, awesome | {adj} [slang, Puerto Rico, Cuba, Dominican Republic, Venezuela, Colombia, Peru, El Salvador, Ecuador] |
chévere | hot dog | {m} [Guatemala] |
Chávez | Spanish surname | {prop} |