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chanta: fake, nonsense
chanta: missing at least one tooth
chantaje: blackmail, blackmailing; extortion
chantaje emocional: emotional blackmail
chantajeador: blackmailer
chantajear: to blackmail
chantajista: blackmailer
chantar: to stop; to fuck
chantarela: chanterelle
chante: house
chantear: to hunt rabbits
chanti: house
chantillí: whipped cream, Chantilly cream
chantre: precentor (person who leads songs or prayers)
chanza: joke
chanzoneta: chansonnette
chaná: Chaná (a member of an indigenous ethnic group of Argentina and Uruguay)
chaná: the critically endangered Chaná language
chané: Chané
chané: Chané
chao: bye
chao mein: chow mein
chao, bacalao: see you later, alligator
chao, pescao: see you later, alligator
chapa: veneer; plating; lock; badge; nickname
chapaco: of or from the highlands of Tarija
chapado: plated (with metal); beautiful, nice
chapado a la antigua: old-fashioned
chapalear: to wade (in shallow water); to splash; to clatter
chapaleta: flap; flow pump
chapaletear: to splash; to patter
chapandongo: disorder; chaos; mess
chapar: to veneer; to plate (as with metal); to say a hard truth; to grab something quickly; catch; to swot (study hard)
chapar: to catch a criminal
chaparra: kermes oak (Quercus coccifera); chaparral (scrubland); female equivalent of chaparro (“person of short stature”)
chaparral: chaparral
chaparrear: to pour; to rain heavily; to rain cats and dogs
chaparreras: chaps (leather trousers)
chaparro: kermes oak (Quercus coccifera); chaparral (scrubland); netleaf oak (Quercus rugosa); person of short stature; child, kid
chaparro amargo: Castela tortuosa, a Mexican shrub with medicinal uses.
chaparrón: downpour, cloudburst; barrage, burst (e.g., barrage of criticism)
chapas: caps (game)
chapata: ciabatta
chape: tress, braid
chapear: synonym of chapar; to weed (remove weeds); to thrive; to chop
chapela: Basque-style beret
chapeo: hat; a chop
chaperno: the lancepod Lonchocarpus yoroensis
chapero: hustler, rent boy (male prostitute)
chaperona: chaperone
chaperonina: chaperonin
chaperón: chaperone
chapeta: blush
chapiadora: gold digger
chapista: panelbeater
chapistería: metal workshop, especially for cars
chapita: cap; bottlecap
chapitel: spire
chapo: person of short stature
chapo: an Ecuadorian dish based on chocolate and barley flour (máchica)