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chacabucano
adjective
of, from or relating to Chacabuco
chacabucano
noun, masculine
native or inhabitant of Chacabuco (usually male)
chacachaca
noun, feminine
sexual intercourse
chacahuala
noun, masculine
chuckwalla
chacaj
noun, masculine
cachibou
chacal
noun, masculine
jackal; hoodlum
chacal común
noun, masculine
black-backed jackal, Canis mesomelas
chacal de gualdrapa
noun, masculine
black-backed jackal
chacal de lomo negro
noun, masculine
black-backed jackal
chacal dorado
noun, masculine
golden jackal, Canis aureus
chacal rayado
noun, masculine
side-striped jackal, Canis adustus
chacalaca
noun, feminine
any bird of the genus Ortalis
chacalele
noun, masculine
a wristwatch; a toy consisting of a metal disc with two holes equidistant from the center, to which a rotational movement is imparted by threading a string through the holes and pulling or loosening the string with both thumbs.; a person's heart
chacalín
noun, masculine
any of a number of crayfish
chacana
noun, feminine
chakana, Andean cross
chacarera
noun, feminine
chacarera
chacarero
noun, masculine
chacarero (farmer); chacarero (sandwich)
chacariteño
adjective
of, from or relating to Ricardo Brugada
chacariteño
noun, masculine
native or inhabitant of Ricardo Brugada (usually male)
chacasino
adjective
of, from or relating to Chacas
chacasino
noun, masculine
native or inhabitant of Chacas (usually male)
chacate
noun, masculine
Krameria lanceolata, the trailing rhatany
to chew coca leaves
chacha
noun, feminine
maid; cleaning lady (female servant or cleaner)
chacha
noun, feminine
handcuffs
chachacaste
noun, masculine
aguardiente, hard liquor, especially of bad quality
chachachá
noun, masculine
cha-cha (dance); cha-cha (music)
chachaco
adjective
alternative spelling of shashaco (pockmarked because of smallpox); alternative spelling of shashaco (of a surface: rough)
chachacoma
noun, feminine
A shrub of tree of high Andean forests (Escallonia resinosa)
chachalaca
noun, feminine
chachalaca (a type of bird); babbler, yapper; chatter; chatty (said of a person)
chachama
noun, feminine
a type of bread made from leftover bread
chachapoya
adjective
Chachapoya
chachapoya
noun, masculine/feminine
Chachapoya
to skip school
to babble (talk much); to piffle (speak in a futile, ineffective, or nonsensical manner); to buy trinket
chachi
adjective
cool, terrific
chachi piruli
adjective
supercool; coolio; sweet as
supercool; coolio; sweet as
chacho
noun, masculine
son, boy; Term of address, dude, mate
chacho
adjective
conjoined
chachí
noun, masculine
any of various South American tree ferns, including species of the genera Cyathea (syn. Trichipteris), Alsophila (syn. Nephelea), and Dicksonia
chachón
noun, masculine
truant
chacina
noun, feminine
jerky; Marinated pork used for sausagemaking.; pork sausage
chacinado
noun, masculine
sausage; jerky
chacinería
noun, feminine
dry meat shop
chacmol
noun, masculine
alternative spelling of chac mool
chaco
noun, masculine
farm
chacoano
adjective
Chaco
chacoano
noun, masculine
Chaco
chacolí
noun, masculine
a white wine from the Basque Country
chacona
noun, feminine
chaconne
chacota
noun, feminine
joke (something said or done for amusement)
to have fun; to mock; take the mickey (out of)
chacotero
adjective
spoofing; jocular
chacotero
noun, masculine
spoofer; joker
chacra
noun, feminine
small farm; field used for cultivation; small maize farm; rustic house
chacra
noun, masculine
alternative spelling of chakra
chacruna
noun, masculine
chacruna; Diplopterys cabrerana
chacuaco
noun, masculine
chimney
chacuaco
noun, masculine
a smoker; a liar; a fraudster