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cetme
noun, masculine
an assault rifle
cetoacidosis
noun, feminine
ketoacidosis
cetobemidona
noun, feminine
ketobemidone
cetoglutarato
noun, masculine
ketoglutarate
cetogénesis
noun, feminine
ketogenesis
cetogénico
adjective
ketogenic; (in some contexts) keto
cetona
noun, feminine
ketone
cetonemia
noun, feminine
ketonemia
cetopentosa
noun, feminine
ketopentose
cetosa
noun, feminine
ketose
cetosis
noun, feminine
ketosis
cetoácido
noun, masculine
keto acid
cetra
noun, feminine
a caetra (a short Spanish shield)
cetrero
noun, masculine
falconer, hawker
cetrería
noun, feminine
falconry
cetrino
adjective
yellow-green; sallow
cetro
noun, masculine
scepter
cetáceo
adjective
cetaceous
cetáceo
noun, masculine
cetacean
cetónico
adjective
ketone
cetótico
adjective
ketotic
ceugma
noun, masculine
alternative spelling of zeugma
ceutí
adjective
of, from or relating to the city of Ceuta, Spain, on the North African coast
ceutí
noun, masculine/feminine
native or inhabitant of the city of Ceuta, Spain, on the North African coast
ceviana
noun, feminine
cevian
ceviche
noun, masculine
alternative spelling of cebiche
ceviche volquetero
noun, masculine
an Ecuadorian ceviche dish made with tuna
cevichero
noun, masculine
cebiche/ceviche cook
cevichero
adjective
cebiche/ceviche
cevichería
noun, feminine
alternative spelling of cebichería
ceñido
adjective
moderate, measured; tight, constricted; having a petiole
ceñidor
noun, masculine
belt; girdle, sash; bar
ceñiglo
noun, masculine
goosefoot
ceñir
verb
to adjust (clothing); to encircle, gird; to surround, be around; to hug, to be tight (said of clothing); to restrict, limit
ceño
noun, masculine
frown, scowl; brow
ceñudo
adjective
frowny
cf.
phrase
abbreviation of cónfer
cf.
verb
abbreviation of confróntese
cfr.
phrase
abbreviation of cónfer
cfr.
verb
abbreviation of confróntese
cgd
noun, feminine
cagada
cha
noun, masculine
tea
chabacanada
noun, feminine
vulgarity
chabacanamente
adverb
vulgarly, coarsely, rudely
chabacanería
noun, feminine
vulgarness, coarseness
chabacano
adjective
tacky, tawdry, gaudy, vulgar, coarse
chabacano
noun, masculine
apricot; Chavacano (Philippine Creole Spanish)
chabacán
noun, masculine
a tacky, tawdry, gaudy or vulgar person
chabalongo
noun, masculine
a kind of intense fever, perhaps typhus, that afflicted the native peoples of southern Chile
chabela
adjective
ersatz; counterfeit; used
chabeleado
adjective
ersatz; counterfeit
chabelear
verb
to make an ersatz or knockoff of (something)
chaboclo
noun, masculine
barbet
chabola
noun, feminine
shanty; an old run-down house or shack
chabolismo
noun, masculine
slumdom
chabolista
adjective
slum
chabolista
noun, masculine/feminine
slum-dweller
chabolización
noun, feminine
turning into slums
chabón
noun, masculine
dude, guy
chac mool
noun, masculine
a chacmool