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cocción
noun, feminine
cooking; boiling; doneness; firing
cocear
verb
to kick
cocedero
adjective
easily cookable
cocedero
noun, masculine
cooker, cooking pot
cocedura
noun, feminine
cooking (actiion and effect of boiling); sore (injured, infected, inflamed patch of skin); chafe (injury or wear caused by friction)
cocer
verb
to boil; to cook (only used in situations where the food being prepared is submitted to fire; such as through the processes of boiling, simmering or steaming anything; or baking bread slowly in an oven); to brew; to chafe (get sore)
cochabambino
adjective
of, from or relating to the city of Cochabamba, Cochabamba department, Bolivia
cochabambino
noun, masculine
native or inhabitant of the city of Cochabamba, Cochabamba department, Bolivia (usually male)
cochaguasca
noun, feminine
cochayuyo
cochambre
noun, feminine
filth, muck, dirt
cochambroso
adjective
squalid, filthy
cochayuyo
noun, masculine
cochayuyo (edible seaweed)
cochazo
noun, masculine
a large or expensive car; a hot rod
coche
noun, masculine
car, automobile; carriage, coach (a wheeled vehicle, generally drawn by horse power); car (a passenger-carrying unit in a subway or elevated train); ellipsis of coche de niño (“baby carriage”); clipping of cochino (“pig”)
coche bomba
noun, masculine
car bomb
coche de San Fernando
noun, masculine
shanks' mare (one's feet, used for getting around, as opposed to a vehicle)
coche de bomberos
noun, masculine
fire engine; fire truck
coche de camino
noun, masculine
travelling coach
coche de choque
noun, masculine
bumper car
coche de línea
noun, masculine
intercity bus
coche de niño
noun, masculine
stroller; baby carriage; pram
coche de plaza
noun, masculine
A horse-drawn carriage that could be booked by citizens, a precursor to a taxi.
coche de punto
noun, masculine
A horse-drawn carriage that could be booked by citizens, a precursor to a taxi.
coche eléctrico
noun, masculine
electric car
coche escoba
noun, masculine
broom wagon, sag wagon
coche fúnebre
noun, masculine
hearse (vehicle or carriage)
coche patrulla
noun, masculine
patrol car
coche utilitario
noun, masculine
small cheap car
cochebomba
noun, masculine
car bomb
cochecito
noun, masculine
diminutive of coche; baby carriage
cochera
noun, feminine
female equivalent of cochero; carport (parking structure with roof); bus depot; train depot; garage
cochero
noun, masculine
coachman; charioteer
cochillo
noun, masculine
obsolete spelling of cuchillo
cochimí
adjective
Cochimí
cochimí
noun, masculine/feminine
Cochimí
cochinada
noun, feminine
filth, a disgusting or obscene act, situation, quality, or state
cochinero
noun, masculine
pig farmer
cochinero
adjective
for the pigs; suitable for feeding pigs
cochinilla
noun, feminine
pill bug (especially Armadillidium vulgare)
cochinilla
noun, feminine
cochineal (animal and dye)
cochinilla de humedad
noun, feminine
woodlouse
cochinillo
noun, masculine
suckling pig
cochinita pibil
noun, feminine
cochinita pibil
cochino
adjective
dirty (as in an action done by a child like eating with dirty hands)
cochino
noun, masculine
pig, hog; pervert
cochino de monte
noun, masculine
peccary
cochiquera
noun, feminine
pigsty (shelter for pigs)
cocho
noun, masculine
pig; swine
cocho
noun, masculine
culture
cochura
noun, feminine
cooking; baking; batch (of things to cook or heat)
cochín
noun, masculine
pig
cochón
noun, masculine
homosexual; coward
cocido
adjective
cooked, boiled; sore (having an injured skin)
cocido
noun, masculine
stew (dish)
cociente
adjective
cooking
cociente
noun, masculine
quotient
intelligence quotient
cociente intelectual
noun, masculine
synonym of cociente de inteligencia (“intelligence quotient”)
cocimiento
noun, masculine
cooking; baking; boiling; fermenting; infusion, brew
cocina
noun, feminine
kitchen; stove, cooker, range; cuisine; back seats of a bus