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chalana
noun, feminine
wherry (type of ship)
chalaparta
noun, feminine
a txalaparta
chalar
verb
to drive crazy; to go crazy
chalateco
adjective
of, from or relating to Chalatenango
chalateco
noun, masculine
native or inhabitant of Chalatenango (usually male)
chalaza
noun, feminine
chalaza
chalca
noun, masculine/feminine
Chalca
chalchigüite
noun, masculine
A precious green stone, especially jade
chalchihuite
noun, masculine
A precious green stone, especially jade; a bead necklace made of adornments, usually worn by indigenous people; a trinket, trifle
chalchiteco
adjective
of or from the Chalchiteco ethnic group
chalchiteco
noun, masculine
someone from this ethnic group
chalcona
noun, feminine
chalcone
chalcuán
noun, masculine
American wigeon
chale
interjection
Interjection that denotes surprise, sadness or disapproval.; "no" intensified (similar to "hell no" or "yeah right")
chaleco
noun, masculine
vest, waistcoat, gilet; sweater, jumper; a Salesian
chaleco antibalas
noun, masculine
bulletproof vest
chaleco salvavidas
noun, masculine
life jacket; life vest
chalequero
noun, masculine
a waistcoat, vest or jacket maker
chales
interjection
Alternate form of chale
chalet
noun, masculine
cottage, chalet
chalina
noun, feminine
a scarf (clothing)
challanco
noun, masculine
magic mirror
chalote
noun, masculine
shallot
chalukya
adjective
Chalukya
chalukya
noun, masculine/feminine
Chalukya
chalupa
noun, feminine
shallop, sloop, launch (a kind of longboat); flip-flop, slipper, sandal; two-man canoe; a chalupa (bowl-shaped fried tortilla stuffed with chopped meat, lettuce, cheese, etc.); fat girl
chalupero
noun, masculine
a chalupa maker or vendor
chalái
adjective
crappy, rubbish
chalán
noun, masculine
a traditional cowboy (vaquero) from Northern Peru; the distinctive costume worn by a chalan, including a linen poncho, a straw sombrero, etc.; a gallant; an assistant or helper of a construction worker, especially of a mason or painter
chalé
noun, masculine
cottage, chalet
chama
noun, masculine
chama; female equivalent of chamo
chamaco
noun, masculine
a boy or teenager; a male youth; a kid (in general)
chamagoso
adjective
filthy; grubby
chamamecero
noun, masculine
chamamé dancer
chamamé
noun, masculine
chamamé (folk music style from NE Argentina)
chamanismo
noun, masculine
shamanism
chamantero
noun, masculine
a chamanto maker
chamanto
noun, masculine
a type of poncho from Chile
chamaquear
verb
to dupe (someone), con, swindle
chamaquito
noun, masculine
kid, guy, kiddo
chamarilear
verb
to deal in second-hand goods
chamarilero
noun, masculine
second-hand dealer
chamarilería
noun, feminine
second-hand shop
chamarra
noun, feminine
jacket, coat
chamarreada
noun, feminine
a rebuke; a harsh criticism; a defeat; a thrashing
chamarrear
verb
to beat up (someone); to defeat, to thrash, to overcome; to tell off, chide, scold
chamba
noun, feminine
fluke; ditch, trench; deep scar (by comparison with a ditch)
chamba
noun, feminine
work, employment; task
chambao
noun, masculine
An improvised beach tent
chambarete
noun, masculine
shank (cut of meat)
chambear
verb
to work; to snort cocaine
chambel
noun, masculine
a type of fishing line
chambelán
noun, masculine
chamberlain; a male member of the court of honor at a quinceañera
chambergo
noun, masculine
hat, slouch hat
chambonada
noun, feminine
a bad work, something very poorly done
chambra
noun, feminine
a kind of old-fashioned women's blouse
chambrana
noun, feminine
chambranle
chambre
noun, masculine
gossip.
chambreador
adjective
nosy.
chambreador
noun, masculine
gossiper, gossip, gossipmonger.
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