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cayac
noun, masculine
alternative spelling of kayak
cayada
noun, feminine
stick; crook; staff
cayado
noun, masculine
staff, crook
cayado de la aorta
noun, masculine
aortic arch
cayena
noun, feminine
cayenne pepper
cayente
adjective
falling
cayeputi
noun, masculine
cajuput
cayería
noun, feminine
a group or chain of cays (small islands)
cayetano
noun, masculine
rightist snob, antifeminist person, voter of either PP or VOX; posh, preppy
cayo
noun, masculine
key (island)
cayuco
noun, masculine
cayuco; pirogue
cayuga
adjective
Cayuga
cayuga
noun, masculine/feminine
Cayuga
cayá
noun, masculine
kehya (steward or deputy to an agha in the Ottoman Empire)
caz
noun, masculine
An artificial depression in the ground used to transport water, a canal.
caza
noun, feminine
hunting, hunt (act of finding and killing a wild animal; art of hunting); persecution, hunting (act of pursuing in a manner to injure, grieve, or afflict); game (wild animals hunted for food; meat of these animals); prey (animal hunted by another animal); hunting ground (area used for hunting)
caza
noun, masculine
ellipsis of avión de caza: fighter, fighter plane (military aircraft primarily designed to attack enemy aircraft)
caza de brujas
noun, feminine
witch hunt
caza furtiva
noun, feminine
poaching (illegal hunting)
caza mayor
noun, feminine
big game hunting
caza menor
noun, feminine
small game hunting
cazaautógrafos
noun, masculine
autograph hunter
cazabe
noun, masculine
flat bread made from the roots of the manioc plant
cazabobos
noun, masculine
booby trap
cazabombardero
noun, masculine
fighter-bomber
cazacabezas
noun, masculine/feminine
headhunter
cazacarros
noun, masculine
tank hunter; tank destroyer
cazadero
noun, masculine
hunting ground
cazado
adjective
hunt-trained
cazador
adjective
hunting
cazador
noun, masculine
hunter; light infantryman; light cavalryman; rifleman
cazador furtivo
noun, masculine
poacher (of game)
cazador-recolector
noun, masculine
hunter-gatherer
cazadora
noun, feminine
female equivalent of cazador, huntress.; bomber jacket, flight jacket; mountain sipo (non-poisonous South American snake, Chironius monticola)
cazafantasmas
noun, masculine/feminine
ghosthunter
cazafortunas
noun, masculine/feminine
fortune hunter, gold digger
cazagoles
noun, masculine
goalscorer
cazahuate
noun, masculine
tree morning glory
cazahuracanes
adjective
of an airplane, chasing or investigating hurricanes
cazalla
noun, feminine
a type of liquor from Cazalla de la Sierra
cazamapaches
noun, masculine/feminine
a person who opposes electoral fraud
cazamariposas
noun, masculine
butterfly net
cazaminas
noun, masculine
minesweeper
cazapartner
noun, masculine/feminine
In YouTube, a person (usually female) who cultivates a personal relationship in order to attain fame or subscribers; a gold digger.
cazaprimas
noun, masculine
premium hunter
cazar
verb
to hunt; to catch (a ball, said especially of the goalkeeper)
to snap up (take quickly)
(to enjoy the benefits of protectionist economic policies)
cazarecolección
noun, feminine
hunting-and-gathering
to be quick on the uptake
cazarrecompensas
noun, masculine/feminine
bounty hunter
cazasubmarinos
noun, masculine
submarine chaser
cazatalentos
noun, masculine/feminine
headhunter, recruiter; talent scout; talent-spotter
cazatanques
noun, masculine
tank destroyer
cazatesoros
noun, masculine/feminine
treasure hunter
cazatorpedero
noun, masculine
antitorpedo boat
cazavampiros
noun, masculine/feminine
vampire slayer
cazo
noun, masculine
a kind of large saucepan or saucepot, wider at top than at bottom; ladle; clumsy person; pimp; jug
cazoleta
noun, feminine
St. Anthony's turnip; bulbous buttercup (Ranunculus bulbosus); cup; bowl; pan; pot; handguard (of sword)
cazuela
noun, feminine
stewpot, casserole; the gods; stew (soup with meat and vegetables)