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cocina abierta
noun, feminine
open-plan kitchen, open plan kitchen
cocina americana
noun, feminine
open-plan kitchen, open plan kitchen
cocina económica
noun, feminine
cookstove; soup kitchen; food kitchen
cocinado
adjective
cooked
cocinador
noun, masculine
cooker
to cook
cocinero
noun, masculine
cook
cocinería
noun, feminine
a small restaurant
cocineta
noun, feminine
kitchenette
cocinilla
noun, feminine
diminutive of cocina; small kitchen; camping or portable kitchen
cocinilla
noun, masculine/feminine
amateur chef
cocinillas
noun, masculine/feminine
amateur chef; man who does the housework
cock-tail
noun, masculine
alternative spelling of cocktail
cockring
noun, masculine
cock ring
cocktelería
noun, feminine
cocktail bar
coclear
adjective
cochlear
coclearia
noun, feminine
scurvy-grass
coclesano
noun, masculine
native or inhabitant of Coclé (usually male)
coclesano
adjective
of, from or relating to Coclé
coclí
noun, masculine
buff-necked ibis (Theristicus caudatus)
coco
noun, masculine
coconut; testicle; US dollars
coco
noun, masculine
bogeyman; brain; head
coco
noun, masculine
weevil; coccus; Wood stork (Mycteria americana)
coco rallado
noun, masculine
desiccated coconut
cocoa
noun, feminine
cocoa
cocobacilo
noun, masculine
coccobacillus
cocobolo
noun, masculine
cocobolo
cococha
noun, feminine
the fleshy underpart of a fish's jaw, a delicacy in Basque cuisine
cocodrilo
noun, masculine
crocodile (predatory amphibious reptile of the family Crocodylidae); crocodile, alligator (crocodilian, any species of the order Crocodilia, which also includes the alligators, caimans and gavials)
mugger crocodile
cocodrilo del Nilo
noun, masculine
Nile crocodile
cocodrilo poroso
noun, masculine
The saltwater crocodile.
cocoide
adjective
coccus-shaped
cocol
noun, masculine
a type of diamond-shaped bread roll
cocoliche
noun, masculine
Cocoliche (Spanish–Italian pidgin formerly spoken in the River Plate region of South America); an Italian immigrant, especially one speaking Cocoliche
cocolitofórido
noun, masculine
coccolithophore, coccolithophorid
cocolitóforo
noun, masculine
coccolithophore, coccolithophorid
cocolmeca
noun, feminine
Mexican yam (Dioscorea mexicana)
cocolo
noun, masculine
a person of the black race, especially one native to the Lesser Antilles.
cocolo
adjective
Someone who is a big fan of salsa music.; Simple, candid.
cocolon
noun, masculine
scorched rice (toasted rice that has stuck to the bottom of the pot); the youngest son of a family
cocolón
noun, masculine
scorched rice (toasted rice that is stuck to the bottom of the pan)
cocombustión
noun, feminine
cofiring
cocomes
noun, masculine
Cocom, Cocomes
to cocompose; to cowrite
cocompositor
noun, masculine
cocomposer
cocona
noun, feminine
cocona
coconate
noun, masculine
coconut
to codrive
coconductor
noun, masculine
cohost
cocono
noun, masculine
cocone
coconsagrante
noun, masculine/feminine
co-consecrator
cocoroco
noun, masculine
Cocoroco, a very strong alcoholic drink from Bolivia, made from sugar cane
cocorota
noun, feminine
noggin; nog (head); top of the head
cocota
noun, feminine
noggin; human head
cocotal
noun, masculine
a grove of coconut palms
cocotazo
noun, masculine
hit on the head with the knuckles
cocotero
noun, masculine
coconut palm
cocotero
noun, masculine
coconut grower or seller
cocotero
adjective
of or pertaining to the coconut