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charango
noun, masculine
charango
charanguista
noun, masculine/feminine
charanguista
charapa
noun, masculine/feminine
someone from eastern Peru
charbono
noun, masculine
douce noir
charca
noun, feminine
pond, pool (smaller than laguna); puddle, marshy area; someone who follows trends without their own judgment
charcha
adjective
trashy (of very poor quality, worthless)
charcha
noun, feminine
fat
charcheta
noun, feminine
a Mexican banda alto horn
charco
noun, masculine
puddle, pool; the pond (i.e., the Atlantic Ocean, the River Plate, etc.)
to shortcut, to take a shortcut
charcutero
noun, masculine
meat seller
charcutería
noun, feminine
charcuterie
chardonnay
noun, masculine
Chardonnay
charenco
adjective
unevenly ground; gritty; coarse; gritty
charera
noun, feminine
teapot (vessel for tea); teakettle; kettle (for boiling water)
charichuela
noun, feminine
lemon drop mangosteen (Garcinia madruno)
charla
noun, feminine
talk, chat
to chat, to chatter, to chitchat
to chatter
charlatanería
noun, feminine
charlatanry
charlatanismo
noun, masculine
charlatanism
charlatán
adjective
chatty
charlatán
noun, masculine
chatterbox, blabbermouth; charlatan, quack; laughingthrush
charles
noun, masculine
hi-hat
charleston
noun, masculine
Charleston (dance)
Charlestonian (of, from or relating to Charleston (Charleston, South Carolina; Charleston, West Virginia; or any other location of this name))
charlestoniano
noun, masculine
Charlestonian (native or inhabitant of Charleston (any location of this name)) (usually male)
charlestón
noun, masculine
Charleston
charleta
noun, feminine
babbler, chatterbox
charlista
noun, masculine/feminine
talk-giver
to chat, talk; to blabber, tattle (reveal something one should not say)
charloteo
noun, masculine
chat; chit-chat
charnego
noun, masculine
a person who is of mixed Catalan and other descent; compare English mongrel or Basque maketo.; a Spaniard who lives in Catalonia and cannot speak Catalan
charnel
noun, masculine
fragment from a bullet
charnela
noun, feminine
hinge; hinge teeth; hinge point; stamp hinge
charo
adjective
gritty, coarse, grainy; unevenly ground
charo
noun, feminine
a stereotype of a feminist, left-wing, middle-aged woman with dyed hair, divorced or single, who lives with cats and has a somewhat stubborn personality.
charocracia
noun, feminine
a government under the control of Charos.
charol
noun, masculine
patent leather; tray
charola
noun, feminine
tray; badge
to cover with patent leather
charpa
noun, feminine
belt or sheath for a sword; sling
charpe
noun, masculine
slingshot
to jerk (to cure meat by cutting it into strips and drying it)
charqui
noun, masculine
jerky (air-dried meat)
charquicán
noun, masculine
a kind of stew from South America, made with jerky and other ingredients
charral
noun, masculine
a matorral; a shrubland; shaggy hair (having long, thick, and uncombed hair).
charralero
noun, masculine
farmer; peasant; jerk; arsehole
charralero
adjective
rural; rustic; unpleasant, unlikable, obnoxious
charraludo
adjective
shaggy (Having long, thick, and uncombed hair, fur or wool.); thickety
charranada
noun, feminine
shenanigan; trick
charrancito
noun, masculine
any of a number of small terns in the Sternula genus
charrasca
noun, feminine
a jawbone used as a percussion instrument; knife
charrasqueo
noun, masculine
strumming
charreada
noun, feminine
charreada
charrería
noun, feminine
charreada
charretera
noun, feminine
epaulette
charro
adjective
coarse, vulgar; rustic; ellipsis of frijoles a la charra: pinto or pink beans boiled with condiments but otherwise plain and simple; of, from or relating to the city of Salamanca or surrounding province, Castile and León, Spain
charro
noun, masculine
one who is rustic or coarse; native or inhabitant of the city of Salamanca or surrounding province, Castile and León, Spain (usually male); a traditional postindependence Mexican horseman
charro
interjection
Used to warn to keep silence, be careful or discreet.